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VOL I General Abbcrtfecmcniij Thomas lindsay Manufacturing Jeweler No 00 Nnunnu Stroot Honolulu II I Particular attention paid to repairing o u DOLE Lawyer and Notary Public Office at 15 Kaahumanu Street WANTED SUGAR BOILER ft Annlv to C BREWER CO Mechanic Engine Co No 2 NOTICB ANY any PERSONS HAVING IN FIRE HATS OR BELTS Helouaing to this Company will pteaso bring Ihcm lo Hie Hell Tower or leave word where lliey nay be found wllli J C WHITE Survey Engineer llcil Tower T OOBdOESS t Watchmaker and Jeweler Has just nrrlveil from San Francisco ami ha opened n stoie opposite llartt Ice Cream Parlsrs where lie will attend to the manufacturing of all kinds of Jewelry The setting of diamonds etc Ckrouomorrti a Specialty FOREIGN STAMP O W BURGESS Has for sate a variety of rare foreign postage stamps Tor collectionv Coll and see them at No 81 Kin Stroot llojiolnlu t w Mcdonald oitx siiokimi shop OrrosiTB Pantiikon Stahlks 116 Koki mikkkt - II re noMng in an us iiancnos tune uy inu most erlenced workwen f jptt Hell Telephone 1 81 - A MORGAN No 70 nntl 81 KIiir St Honolulu Carriage Manufacturer Horse Sliocr and General Blacksmith lsiwilring promptly attended to Onlers from the ether Islands solicited Hell Telephone No id Boat Building Shop Rear of Lucass Mill JOHN T DARE Attorney and Counsellor at Law Olfice No ta Sprcckels Iklock Honolulu II I P O Dox 94 1 Books Relating to Hawaii Pomanders Iolyntslar Haci Our Journal In the Pacific Javes History oftha Hawaiian lklinlv Andrewii lawailaq Dictionary Andrews Hawaiian Orummarl Whitneys Culde Hook Miss Birds Sin Months in the Samlwicli Isluuls llawa tan Almanac nnd Annuals 1875 11185 Ilawiihu Coiilc Ilook rsjvised edition llawiillaii lMirase Hooks lay lessons for Hawallans I SCABCB WOBKSj A Fow Oopios Only Hawaiian Club Papers Hoiitulu Directory mil Historic ilj Sketches ol lh Hawaiian Islands liasttngcrs Custom House TarllT and Digest The Islmler an 8 vo weekly oumal larch to Noveudier 1875 Together with an excellent variety ol MISCELLANEOUS WORKS ALBUMS For sale by Titos a thrum So ICO Fort M Ill Cottage to Let FIVE ROOMED COTrAOH FIRST A class condition good location Apply WEST lltiwscu fT TOLLISTBR St Co HVioiosaln ami Itetalt nrl to laotanlsta N Nuiiawu rTviiRT Honolulu 9t NEATEST JOB PRINTING older at this ofTce TTTp HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS WEDNESDAY DECEEMBER I 1886 Central Abbmtocmcnto 1RT1ELLI I It is absolutely pure and is manufactured in-the- Orchdrd from fresh selected Apples one year before being placed on the Market and gener ¬ ates its own gas by NATURAL FERMENTATION Macfarlane Co i Sole Agents ZDZES IsL 3 OTO Physician and Surgeon Leprosy a Specialty Office hours at Kaknako from 0 to n A tl every day except Sundays Will vUlt patients nt their tcs ldence by request All other diseases treated at hit office corner of Punchbowl and Herctania streets Office hours from I lo 3 I M Sundays fiom 8 to it a M AT THE Lincoln Hlock King Street The following dishes may be ordered at nil hours of me uay Broiled Chicken Broiled Fisli Tender Lain Steak Rib Mutton Chops Oyster Stew Ham and Eggs Mackerel Etc Etc We serve up the Celebrated A1IU1MANU KANCH liuriGK at every meat GenCtlveriagliy Proprietor HARRY BYNG Barber Shop cor King and AlakeaSts Shaving and hair cutting neatly done Childrens hair cutting n specialty w RIT1NG PAPER WRITING fAfiiK Now In slock with additional Faslern nvoices en roate A fins variety of the CONNKCTICUT VA 1 1 K V MILLS 4 First Quality X -- r - Cap Legal Lejter Note and B Paper Assorted weiejits Al4 Mnrrus Wards Ills Ilnei Flat Folio and Note par plain or ran be ruled up to suit any outer tuos a in hum No 106 Kort St The Pacific House FOKT STREET 0iuo tle the Oceanic Whirf Nest to Custom House nar Meal served lit nil liours Nlco airy rooms from flics The table supplied with tho best the kct alTords nt reasonable raics JAS MclKAN Proprietor T AHLO iuifci In Drit Oooilo Itlee Tea Stlksnml Jlineii noons iiiirn mr - Morn Ilium Verd and Flour Ctiiars and Tobneeo Also proprietor of Htce nnd Sugar PlantiftiOns nt Kaneohe Koolau Wnlplo Uwa and I lech Cor Nuuanu anii Ciiai iain Sts iionolulv tljr R CASTLE Attorneu at Ttiw and Xatury Iublle No 19 Mkrcmant Strrkt Honolulu Attends all the Courts of the Kingdom B RBMBN BOARO OF UNDERWRITERS F A SCHAKFSK 4 Ct Also ajenls for the Dresden Uoard of Underwriters Vienna Board of Underwriters Yoe the llswallsu Islapd H ANDY STATIONERY Trcsi Artns LKOALCAP PKKFECTION PADS HODDFUS LlilTICR PADS Letter Cap and Note Illocks of first quality paper Legal Cap Letter nnd Note Illocks of ruled Manilla aper plain Memo and Note blocks M II form blocks for Hills KlntnuicnlKi Wash IUts etc Or Paper PUT UP In ANY FORM Deslr ny runs o TitmiMs 160 FortStrbrt J ff litflh isdteijasati satttVrftig DAILt fficncntl SiilicrtiscincntB GHRISTMAS A LARGE ASSORTMENT WILL OPENED SHORTLY AND F Confeci loner 1nilry Ice Cream made by AT THE- - N S SACHS No 104 Fort Street PIONEER 8TEAI GANDY FACTORY HORN Piilicnl Cook and Ilnkci lUcli and delicious Steam 71 Hotel St Both Telephones No 74 CBRKWER Limited COMPANY CKNKKAI MKRCANT1LE AND COMMISSION AOFNT list or Pd JoNtisJij President and Manager J O CaKtkr Treasurer and Sctrctaiy Ion Wx I Ailrn Auditor dikkctokh Hon C K Uisii- - r Hon H Watkkiiou Z RESTAURANT JIW UUK Proprietor HorKl stkket Hktwriin Fort and Nuuanu Our secret is success wc have never failed and wilt continue to serve our ciuloinvrSi as In the past With the best the market at reasonable rates h OKHcmis affords Searcher otlRc ords Office nt present with Albert Smith ICsq No 9 KaaVuunnmi Street Orders from the other Islands attended to pAUL NEUMANNS Law Oflloo No 44 Merchant Street Honolulu MAGDBBURU FIRE INSUR HAMBURG Company of Hamburg A J A RCHR A CKhIT Uulldiug Merchandise Furniture and Machinery Injured against Fire on llie most favorable terms CLAVS SrRECKRLS w M G IRWIN CO wm r IIIW1N Snuar Factors nnd Commission Ayents Honolulu II I P P GRAY M D PUVNlCIAtf AND SUIUIHON Office nest door to tho Honolulu Library 8 to 10 a M Officii Hours a to 4 r m 7 to 8i M Sundays g to 11 A M RESinUNCK Alakea St 0pjile V M C A TTONOLULU IRON WORKS Co rsr Steam Rnylnes Suyar Ultla Iron llrnss nnd Lend Casllhys Honolulu II 1 nrtlrulsi i- a to to oil work on the shorlestholice t p W FRAZBR MERCHANT TAILOR AND sOSMOPOLlTAN promptly 5 Hollers Coolers Jr escculed HERALD HOLISM GOODS IS THE- - 8E Popular Millinery Housje Proprietor Honolulu fHE BEST iEAPESJ IThe Report of the Proceed iligs of the HAWAIIAN LEGISLATURE for 1886 jompiltcl arningcd and indexed BY BANK REY Lite Associate Kditorof Hawaiian Gatettc Also containing Photographs ef the members of Assembly WILL BE TTT3T TOTTFTk UJJJJXL7JJLJLU1 IN A FEW DAYS The Index to this work has been ar- - anged with careful consideration and vill be found to afTord more excellent cferences than any work hitherto Jwblished A complete and thorough Index hiul the only copy with Photographs of Hie Members r Orders nny be Left at JHSOPERS Formerly J M Oat Co hinery of every description mado order JMerChatlt Street Gazette Block attention paid Slips HhekvnitMnEi pHBO II DAVIBS Co JKaahpmanu Stuiikt Honolulu tlenoral mul Commlsnlnn Merchants AGBNTS FOR I oyils Foieign Marino Iiisuranre Company Corner Klny and Muktn Nts jrNiilf Assurance Cotnpanvl Ira nnd Life Moderatechnrgei too workmanship and a perfec ilL0lAinor rjketsLlyeriiool 10 Honolulu fit guaranteed Liverpool Nos it and 13 The Albany F gusincsB OTUus L A SCIIABFER CO itifOKTnua anu Comtiilsiitoil Merchants NO 99MKKCIIANT Strrkt Honolulu - 0 DEHGBR Atcnlfor Mucnfala b Urban Nitft MnnciiANT Strrbt Honolulu DROWN t PHILLIPS Jrnctlcnl lliimbxfii On Vtllrra miet Voiipnr SmitfiH House and Ship Job Workpromptlyexecuted Mo 71 King St Honolulu T BWEUS COOKE Successor to Lkwrrs Dickson Importers ami Dealer In Lumber nnd nil Uliulu of Jlnltittnff Materials No 81 Fort Strrkt Honolulu JH SOPER Successor to J M OAT JR CO Stationers anil Metes Healers Jtotl Rubber Stamp Afcney Oazrttb Hlock No tj MrrciiXnt Strrkt HoNOtVLU II I T ALFRED MAG00N ATTOttKltr AT LAW 42 Merchant Strket Honolulu w ILL1AM MeCANDLBSS Dealer In Choicest Deef Veal Mutton lite No 6 Quebn Struct Fish Makkht Family and Shipping orders carefully nttended to Live Stock furnished to Vessels nt short Hotice vegetatiles of all kinds supplied to order TKLRmoNB No la B EAVER SALOON Fort Street Oi tositb Wildrk Cos J XOTTK Proprietor First class lunches si rvcd with Tea Coflec Soda Wa ter Ginger Alo or Milk Ores rioi 3 a m till 10 r u timolcers Requisite a Speciality WEST II M DOW C W MACFARLANR XXTEST DOW CO I triiiorfflr orJ Iailrtiitll klUds of Music Fancy and Junanese lilAds PnmtiMrnll ft O Lf f Miiiitisui iiu ocniK jiwiiiiics itiirTors Paintings Chroinos and Toys Picture Frames and Cornices to order Moving and repairing Furniture a rctiaiiiy No 105 Fort Strrkt Honolulu G J WALLER Family and Shipping Butcher METROPOLITAN MARKET King Stroot Employment Office UNDBRSIGNKD IS PREIAUKIJ TO furnish servants for every description of ork Including house servanLs stewards cooks waiters gardeners carpenters etc Ohluoso IntorprotlnK A specially AccounU collected nnd generil commis sions carefully and promptly executed Ollloor Nuiianu street corner Kukui Place OpHitc 16 Sam Sing W SAKKNOs Yosemite Skating SCHOOL Will Ik open every afternoon and evening as follows Monday TiicNilny Wotlnentliiy mill aattirday Evoiiinijs To the public in general FRIDAY EVENINGS For ladies and gentlemen1 Saturtlny Aftoruoon For ladies gentlemen and children Lessons in Fancy Skating MUSIC Friday and Saturday Evenings WILLIAM WALL Manager B- - M Carter I Ins on hand for sale In quantities to suit Departure Bay Goal New- castle ¬ Coal Charcoal Ilnnl mill Soft Wood SitwcdA Split Mauicnie Hay California Hay Bran Oats Barley Corn Cracked Corn Wheat Etc Etc Orders are liVby soliciic nnd will s delivered nt any locality wittiin the city limits NO 82 King Street Doth Telephones 187 CLARItNCR WILURK ASItruKt NO 77 usiircofi Sxitts I VOLNKV A1IIANC0UKT ASUPOKU ASHFORDASHFORD Law Chancery Conveyancing Admi- ralty ¬ Bankruptcy Prolmtc Etc Etc Etc Oppick Old Capitol Huilding adjoining General Post Office 4 M A UONSALVRS K HUTCHINSON GonsalvesCo Wliotcsala Iroeirs mid JI7n Merchants Hkavkr II lock Quiirn Stkrrt Honoiul Post Office llox No y TeleplioaeNo s63 John T Waterhouse rnioiTer and Dealer in tlenerat Mer ¬ chandise No 115 31 QuHRNSTKrm Honolulu H Flackfeld Co General Commission Annuls Cok Fort anii Qukrn Strrrts II01101111 U T M WHITNEY M D D D S Dental Rooms on Fort Street Honolulu 11 Office in Hrewers Hlock corner Hotel and Fort Streels entrance on Hotel Street T A THURSTON Attorney at Late No 8 MrrciiantStrhet Honolul Hawaiian Hotel Carriage Co Carriages at all hours day and night Saddle horses buggies wagon nettes and village cirts with stylish and gentle horses to let Horses clipped with the Patent Lightning Clipping Machine s A few good Horses 2 Phaetons Two Top Buggies second hand Har- ness ¬ and 2 Village Carts PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES t Ring up Telephone Number at or Apply to MILES HAYLEY qPHRUMS BINDERY Tins Popular Bindkrv located at 106 Fort Street Advkrtisks No Spe qiALiTius but is able to do all sorts sizes and conditions of Book binding Ruling Perforating Numbering Let- tering ¬ and Paper cutting as well as in San Erancisco and at moderate prices At This Complete Bindery newspapers magazines pamphlets and sheet music arc neatly and simply or elegantly and sumptuously bound as taste and pocket may demand Old books arc carefully andjirmly rebound All Descriptions of Blank Books are made to order at as low i i rates as- are consistent with first class work The Bindery is now using Westons Record and Bitinswick Linen paper for all tirst class work Orders Left at G Thrums Fort Street Stoke will have rPK0MPT Attention - B WILLIAMS -- m lMrOKTKRANI DraIBR IN Furniture 0 Jleery Description Also Upholsterer and Manufacturer v Furnlturo Wnrcrooms No m Fort Street Woik shop nt old stand oil Hotel Strrtt All orders promptly attended to AL SMITH Imiortev and Dealer In Glassware Mertden Sllvcr Flnted llare Jlruekets Iaset No 83 FortStrrut 4 Honolulu Kings Combination Kectacles nnd Eyeglasses Lustra Wire Ware Fancy Soaps Picture Franu i Woitenholins Pocket Cullcry H I Chni cs Island views Clatkt Stool Cotton Muclupe Oil a kinds of Machine Needles Domestic Paper Fashion Sole agent of the universally acknowledged Light Running Domestic Sewug Machine UT F ALLEN lias ml office with Messrs llishop Co corner of Merchant nnd Kaaliumanu btrrcts and he wilt die pjeased to attend to any business lutrusted to him T AINE Co CommfWii Merchants Importers and dealeni in Hay Grain and Ucnerat Produce Honolulu 11 I W 4 s Kl1 frU pi II Wl i r VJI V- - i - tf - VW 4- ft 1 - H V a II - li H H J u cl 1 it e 4f my m Ar 4tHs im V Si M lUl m n riiJ oaMjj

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VOL I

General Abbcrtfecmcniij

Thomas lindsayManufacturing Jeweler

No 00 Nnunnu StrootHonolulu II I

Particular attention paid to repairing

o u DOLE

Lawyer and Notary Public

Office at 15 Kaahumanu Street

WANTED

SUGAR BOILERft Annlv to

C BREWER CO

Mechanic Engine Co No 2

NOTICB ANYany

PERSONS HAVING IN

FIRE HATS OR BELTSHelouaing to this Company will pteaso bring Ihcm loHie Hell Tower or leave word where lliey nay befound wllli

J C WHITESurvey Engineer llcil Tower

T OOBdOESSt Watchmaker and Jeweler

Has just nrrlveil from San Francisco ami haopened n stoie opposite llartt Ice Cream Parlsrswhere lie will attend to the manufacturing of all kindsof Jewelry The setting of diamonds etc

Ckrouomorrti a Specialty

FOREIGN STAMP

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

Tor collectionv Coll and see them at

No 81 Kin Stroot llojiolnlu

t w Mcdonald

oitx siiokimi shopOrrosiTB Pantiikon Stahlks 116 Koki mikkkt

-II re noMng in an us iiancnos tune uy inu most

erlenced workwen f jptt

Hell Telephone 1 81 -

A MORGAN

No 70 nntl 81 KIiir St HonoluluCarriage Manufacturer Horse Sliocr

and General Blacksmith

lsiwilring promptly attended to Onlers from theether Islands solicited Hell Telephone No id

Boat Building ShopRear of Lucass Mill

JOHN T DARE

Attorney and Counsellor at Law

Olfice No ta Sprcckels Iklock Honolulu II I

P O Dox 94 1

Books Relating to Hawaii

Pomanders Iolyntslar Haci

Our Journal In the Pacific

Javes History oftha Hawaiian lklinlvAndrewii lawailaq Dictionary

Andrews Hawaiian OrummarlWhitneys Culde Hook

Miss Birds Sin Months in the Samlwicli Isluuls

llawa tan Almanac nnd Annuals 1875 11185

Ilawiihu Coiilc Ilook rsjvised edition

llawiillaii lMirase Hooks

lay lessons for HawallansI

SCABCB WOBKSj

A Fow Oopios Only

Hawaiian Club Papers

Hoiitulu Directory mil Historic ilj Sketches ol lhHawaiian Islands

liasttngcrs Custom House TarllT and Digest

The Islmler an 8 vo weekly oumal larch toNoveudier 1875

Together with an excellent variety ol

MISCELLANEOUS WORKS

ALBUMSFor sale by

Titos a thrumSo ICO Fort M

IllCottage to Let

FIVE ROOMED COTrAOH FIRSTA class condition good location Apply

WEST lltiwscu

fT TOLLISTBR St Co

HVioiosaln ami Itetalt nrl tolaotanlsta

N Nuiiawu rTviiRT Honolulu9t

NEATEST JOB PRINTINGolder at this ofTce

TTTpHONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS WEDNESDAY DECEEMBER I 1886

Central Abbmtocmcnto

1RT1ELLII

It is absolutely pure

and is manufactured in-the-

Orchdrd from fresh

selected Apples one year

before being placed on

the Market and gener ¬

ates its own gas by

NATURAL FERMENTATION

Macfarlane Co i

Sole Agents

ZDZES IsL 3 OTOPhysician and Surgeon

Leprosy a Specialty

Office hours at Kaknako from 0 to n A tl everyday except Sundays Will vUlt patients nt their tcsldence by request

All other diseases treated at hit office corner ofPunchbowl and Herctania streets

Office hours from I lo 3 I M Sundays fiom 8 toit a M

AT THE

Lincoln Hlock King StreetThe following dishes may be ordered at nil hours of

me uay

Broiled Chicken Broiled FisliTender Lain Steak Rib Mutton Chops

Oyster Stew Ham and EggsMackerel Etc Etc

We serve up the Celebrated A1IU1MANU KANCHliuriGK at every meat

GenCtlveriagliyProprietor

HARRY BYNGBarber Shop cor King and AlakeaSts

Shaving and hair cutting neatly done Childrenshair cutting n specialty

wRIT1NG PAPERWRITING fAfiiK

Now In slock with additional Faslern nvoices en

roate A fins variety of the

CONNKCTICUT V A 1 1 K V MILLS4 First Quality

X --r -

Cap Legal Lejter Note and B Paper

Assorted weiejits Al4 Mnrrus Wards Ills IlneiFlat Folio and Note par plain or ran be

ruled up to suit any outer

tuos a inhumNo 106 Kort St

The Pacific HouseFOKT STREET

0iuo tle the Oceanic Whirf Nest to Custom House

narMeal served lit nil liours Nlco airy rooms

from flics The table supplied with tho best thekct alTords nt reasonable raics

JAS MclKANProprietor

T AHLO

iuifci In Drit Oooilo Itlee Tea StlksnmlJlineii noons iiiirn mr

- Morn Ilium Verd and FlourCtiiars and Tobneeo

Also proprietor of Htce nnd Sugar PlantiftiOns nt

Kaneohe Koolau Wnlplo Uwa and I lech

Cor Nuuanu anii Ciiai iain Sts iionolulv

tljr R CASTLE

Attorneu at Ttiw and Xatury IublleNo 19 Mkrcmant Strrkt Honolulu

Attends all the Courts of the Kingdom

BRBMBN BOARO OF UNDERWRITERS

F A SCHAKFSK 4 Ct

Also ajenls for theDresden Uoard of UnderwritersVienna Board of Underwriters

Yoe the llswallsu Islapd

H ANDY STATIONERY

Trcsi

Artns

LKOALCAP PKKFECTION PADS

HODDFUS LlilTICR PADS

Letter Cap and Note Illocks of first quality paperLegal Cap Letter nnd Note Illocks of ruled

Manilla aper plain Memo and Noteblocks M II form blocks

for Hills KlntnuicnlKiWash IUts etc

Or Paper PUT UP In ANY FORM Deslr

ny runs o TitmiMs160 FortStrbrt

J fflitflh isdteijasati satttVrftig

DAILtfficncntl SiilicrtiscincntB

GHRISTMAS

A LARGE ASSORTMENT WILL

OPENED SHORTLY

AND

FConfeci loner 1nilry

Ice Cream made by

AT THE- -

N S SACHS

No 104 Fort Street

PIONEER

8TEAI GANDY FACTORY

HORNPiilicnl Cook and Ilnkci

lUcli and delicious Steam

71 Hotel St Both Telephones No 74

CBRKWER LimitedCOMPANY

CKNKKAI MKRCANT1LE AND

COMMISSION AOFNT

list orPd JoNtisJij President and ManagerJ O CaKtkr Treasurer and Sctrctaiy

Ion Wx I Ailrn Auditor

dikkctokh

Hon C K Uisii- - r Hon H Watkkiiou

Z RESTAURANT

JIW UUK ProprietorHorKl stkket Hktwriin Fort and NuuanuOur secret is success wc have never failed and

wilt continue to serve our ciuloinvrSi as In the pastWith the best the market at reasonable rates

h

OKHcmis

affords

Searcher otlRc ords

Office nt present with Albert Smith ICsq No 9KaaVuunnmi Street

Orders from the other Islandsattended to

pAUL NEUMANNS

Law Oflloo

No 44 Merchant Street Honolulu

MAGDBBURU FIRE INSURHAMBURG Company of Hamburg

A JA RCHR A CKhIT

Uulldiug Merchandise Furniture and MachineryInjured against Fire on llie most favorable terms

CLAVS SrRECKRLS

w M G IRWIN CO

wm r IIIW1N

Snuar Factors nnd Commission AyentsHonolulu II I

P P GRAY M D

PUVNlCIAtf AND SUIUIHONOffice nest door to tho Honolulu Library

8 to 10 a M

Officii Hours a to 4 r m

7 to 8 i M

Sundays g to 11 A M

RESinUNCK Alakea St 0pjile V M C A

TTONOLULU IRON WORKS Co

rsr

Steam Rnylnes Suyar UltlaIron llrnss nnd Lend Casllhys

Honolulu II 1

nrtlrulsi

i-

a

toto

oil work on the shorlestholice t

p W FRAZBR

MERCHANT TAILOR

AND

sOSMOPOLlTAN

promptly

5

HollersCoolers

Jr

escculed

HERALD

HOLISM GOODS

IS THE- -

8E

Popular Millinery Housje

Proprietor

Honolulu

fHE BEST

iEAPESJIThe Report of the Proceed

iligs of the HAWAIIAN

LEGISLATURE for 1886

jompiltcl arningcd and indexed

BY

BANK REYLite Associate Kditorof Hawaiian Gatettc

Also containing Photographsef the members of Assembly

WILL BE

TTT3T TOTTFTkUJJJJXL7JJLJLU1

IN A

FEW DAYS

The Index to this work has been ar- -

anged with careful consideration and

vill be found to afTord more excellent

cferences than any work hitherto

Jwblished

A complete and thorough Index

hiul the only copy with Photographs of

Hie Members

r Orders nny be Left at

JHSOPERSFormerly J M Oat Co

hinery of every description mado order JMerChatlt Street Gazette Blockattention paid Slips HhekvnitMnEi

pHBO II DAVIBS Co

JKaahpmanu Stuiikt Honolulutlenoral mul Commlsnlnn Merchants

AGBNTS FORI oyils

Foieign Marino Iiisuranre CompanyCorner Klny and Muktn Nts jrNiilf Assurance Cotnpanvl Ira nnd LifeModeratechnrgei too workmanship and a perfec ilL0lAinor rjketsLlyeriiool 10 Honolulu

fit guaranteed Liverpool Nos it and 13 The Albany

F

gusincsB OTUusL

A SCIIABFER CO

itifOKTnua anu

Comtiilsiitoil Merchants

NO 99MKKCIIANT Strrkt Honolulu

- 0 DEHGBR

Atcnlfor Mucnfala b Urban NitftMnnciiANT Strrbt Honolulu

DROWN t PHILLIPS

Jrnctlcnl lliimbxfii On Vtllrra mietVoiipnr SmitfiH

House and Ship Job WorkpromptlyexecutedMo 71 King St Honolulu

T BWEUS COOKE

Successor to Lkwrrs DicksonImporters ami Dealer In Lumber nnd nil

Uliulu of Jlnltittnff MaterialsNo 81 Fort Strrkt Honolulu

JH SOPERSuccessor to

J M OAT JR COStationers anil Metes Healers

Jtotl Rubber Stamp AfcneyOazrttb Hlock No tj MrrciiXnt Strrkt

HoNOtVLU II I

T ALFRED MAG00N

ATTOttKltr AT LAW

42 Merchant Strket Honolulu

w ILL1AM MeCANDLBSS

Dealer In Choicest Deef Veal Mutton liteNo 6 Quebn Struct Fish Makkht

Family and Shipping orders carefully nttended toLive Stock furnished to Vessels nt short Hotice

vegetatiles of all kinds supplied to orderTKLRmoNB No la

BEAVER SALOON

Fort Street Oi tositb Wildrk Cos

J XOTTK ProprietorFirst class lunches si rvcd with Tea Coflec Soda Wa

ter Ginger Alo or Milk

Ores rioi 3 a m till 10 r u

timolcers Requisite a Speciality

WEST II M DOW C W MACFARLANR

XXTEST DOW CO

I triiiorfflr orJ Iailrtiitll klUds ofMusic Fancy and Junanese lilAds

PnmtiMrnll ft O Lf fMiiiitisui iiu ocniK jiwiiiiics itiirTorsPaintings Chroinos and Toys Picture Frames andCornices to order Moving and repairing Furniturea rctiaiiiyNo 105 Fort Strrkt Honolulu

G J WALLERFamily and Shipping Butcher

METROPOLITAN MARKET

King Stroot

Employment OfficeUNDBRSIGNKD IS PREIAUKIJ TO

furnish servants for every description of orkIncluding house servanLs stewards cooks waitersgardeners carpenters etc

Ohluoso IntorprotlnKA specially AccounU collected nnd generil commissions carefully and promptly executed

Ollloor Nuiianu street corner Kukui PlaceOpHitc 16 Sam Sing W SAKKNOs

Yosemite SkatingSCHOOL

Will Ik open every afternoon and evening as follows

Monday TiicNilny Wotlnentliiy millaattirday Evoiiinijs

To the public in general

FRIDAY EVENINGSFor ladies and gentlemen1

Saturtlny AftoruoonFor ladies gentlemen and children

Lessons in Fancy Skating

MUSICFriday and Saturday Evenings

WILLIAM WALLManager

B-- M CarterI Ins on hand for sale In quantities to suit

Departure Bay Goal New-

castle¬

Coal CharcoalIlnnl mill Soft Wood SitwcdA Split

Mauicnie Hay

California Hay

Bran Oats

Barley Corn

Cracked Corn

Wheat Etc EtcOrders are liVby soliciic nnd will s delivered nt

any locality wittiin the city limits

NO 82 King StreetDoth Telephones 187

CLARItNCR WILURKASItruKt

NO 77

usiircofi Sxitts

I VOLNKV A1IIANC0UKTASUPOKU

ASHFORDASHFORDLaw Chancery Conveyancing Admi-

ralty¬

Bankruptcy ProlmtcEtc Etc Etc

Oppick Old Capitol Huilding adjoining GeneralPost Office 4

M A UONSALVRS K HUTCHINSON

GonsalvesCoWliotcsala Iroeirs mid JI7n MerchantsHkavkr II lock Quiirn Stkrrt Honoiul

Post Office llox No y TeleplioaeNo s63

John T WaterhousernioiTer and Dealer in tlenerat Mer ¬

chandise

No 115 31 QuHRNSTKrm Honolulu

H Flackfeld CoGeneral Commission Annuls

Cok Fort anii Qukrn Strrrts II01101111 U

T M WHITNEY M D D D S

Dental Rooms on Fort StreetHonolulu 11

Office in Hrewers Hlock corner Hotel and FortStreels entrance on Hotel Street

T A THURSTON

Attorney at Late

No 8 MrrciiantStrhet Honolul

Hawaiian HotelCarriage Co

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

Horses clipped with the PatentLightning Clipping Machine

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A few good Horses 2 PhaetonsTwo Top Buggies second hand Har-ness

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and 2 Village Carts

PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMEStRing up Telephone Number at or Apply to

MILES HAYLEY

qPHRUMS BINDERY

Tins Popular Bindkrv located at106 Fort Street Advkrtisks No Spe

qiALiTius but is able to do all sorts

sizes and conditions of Book binding

Ruling Perforating Numbering Let-

tering

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and Paper cutting as well as in

San Erancisco and at moderate prices

At This Complete Binderynewspapers magazines pamphlets andsheet music arc neatly and simply or

elegantly and sumptuously bound as

taste and pocket may demand Old

books arc carefully andjirmly rebound

All Descriptions of BlankBooks are made to order at as low

i i

rates as- are consistent with first class

work The Bindery is now using

Westons Record and Bitinswick

Linen paper for all tirst class work

Orders Left at G ThrumsFort Street Stoke will haverPK0MPT Attention

- B WILLIAMS

--mlMrOKTKRANI DraIBR IN

Furniture 0 Jleery Description AlsoUpholsterer and Manufacturer

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Furnlturo Wnrcrooms No m Fort Street Woikshop nt old stand oil Hotel Strrtt All orders promptlyattended to

A L SMITH

Imiortev and Dealer In GlasswareMertden Sllvcr Flnted llare

Jlruekets IasetNo 83 FortStrrut 4 Honolulu

Kings Combination Kectacles nnd EyeglassesLustra Wire Ware Fancy Soaps Picture Franu iWoitenholins Pocket Cullcry H I Chni cs Islandviews Clatkt Stool Cotton Muclupe Oil akinds of Machine Needles Domestic Paper Fashion

Sole agent of the universally acknowledged LightRunning Domestic Sewug Machine

UT F ALLEN

lias ml office with Messrs llishop Co corner ofMerchant nnd Kaaliumanu btrrcts and he wilt diepjeased to attend to any business lutrusted to him

T AINE Co

CommfWii MerchantsImporters and dealeni in Hay Grain and Ucnerat

ProduceHonolulu 11 I

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Tnu DAita tiMkthts runusuui

EVERY MORNING

EXCEPT SUNDAYS

KiK TMK IHorniston ivtiir Iarss Pimf isiiInhCi

uVt h Onioo No CO Mowilmtit St

TtittH op Hiinsoiurrioff

Iet Annum v6noSis montm - 3001 hrc nioni 150Pr month socts

Postage additional

KW NubierlptloiuiilhiiahlcZlH lii mtf

llrief from nil parts ofjthc Kingdomwill always be Acceptable

All matters intended for publication as well as business comnnmicitioits and advertisements should l

addressed toDIK DAILY HltlALD

WEDNESDAY DECEMBR i 1886

GETTING ILL FAME

The San Francisco Alia Californiadiscusses the revival of kahuna rule orgovernment by heathen sorcci in thisKingdom It refers to the businessthat brought Mr Gibson to the Islandsand gives the substance of a rumorsupposed to originate here that thePremier is now directing affairs so asto prepare the cnuntiy ns a refuge for

Mormonism when driven out of Utah

The placing of a loan on the Londonmarket the Alia considers only possi-

ble

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in view of the state of affairs hereon the theory that it will be for the

same purpose as that which would

undprlic a loan made to the King ofUganda as the basis of ultimate forci-

ble

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absorption of the Kingdom givenin security The article concludesby saying that the United Statesshould carefully follow events in

Honolulu for It is not to our interestthat any one should slip into domina-

tion

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of those islands onithc back of a

bad debt nor bytthe hoodooing of

kahunasThe Weekly IleraHoJTmdem

Francisco November nth has anarticle nearly a column long being anexpose of the Hawaiian financial situa ¬

tion with snatches of Mr Gibsonsrecord and thrusts through the divin-

ity that doth hedge a king Whilethe article is not wholly just yet thereis much that is too true in it and theonly way that the King and his Cabinetcan prevent irretrievable damage tothe Kingdom by the publication ofsuch articles abroad is to right aboutface and give the country an adminis-

tration

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tint will so far as possible redeem if not atone for the follies andimprovidence of the past

A CAUTION

In connection with the AmericanGovernment deliberations on the lighting of the torch in the hand of thestatue of Liberty a member of theLighthouse Board expressed the opinion of many persons as being that theelectric light was a detriment ratherthan an aid to navigation He said it

was a fact that the electtic light at HellGate was to be discontinued after thefirst of December because it was regarded as dangerous to navigationThis is a point upon which the Hawaiian Government should obtain thebest possible information before n

eluding the harbor light in any schemefor the illumination of the city

FRATERNAL UNION

An important development in secretsocieties has just taken place in Washington Delegates representing seventeen fraternal societies met there andorganized a National Congress of Fraternal Beneficiary Societies Theyrepresented an aggregate membershipof over half a million The main objeer ot tne congress is to organizeamong the variqus beneficiary orders asystem of mutual information benefitand protection There may be dangerof complete amalgamation eventuallywith political schemers working thevast organization for party advantage

Bcforo promulgating fresh and fool-

ish¬

dccrecsthe Government should giveattention to the large class of offenderswho cumber the sidewalks with goodssome even doing a large share of theirbusiness on the public right of way

fil i HlliHiililniillli Iiiiuiii 11 lilliiiliiiillillhMIWWfcj M SfilliWl

IMPOSITION

The order just proclaimed in thename of the Minister of the Interiorrequiring householders to do the streetcleaning in front of their premises is atonce the most tyrahrtical and the moststupid piece of imposition emanatingIroin theovcrrtment for a long timeIts obnoxious requirements cannot possibly be enforced for neither citizennor foreign subject will submit tomulcting in damages and prosecutionfor street obstruction on account ofrubbish that may be deposited accidentally or otherwise in front 01 theirdoors Probably the extent to whichsuch an order can be carried out will

amount to no more than the desultorypersecution of a few people hcic andthere It is a stupid injunction in thatits enforcement would lead to thetransference of rubbish from one placewhere it should not lie to anotherplace where it has no more right to re-

main

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Dishonest and ill disposedpeople would in alt probability befound under cover of night surrepti-

tiously

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shovelling the rubbish from

their own frontages to those of theirneighbors or wheeling the accumu-

lations

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to the nearest vacant lot However the Government having neverbeen able to carry out previous goodregulations in the matter of scaveng-

ing

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will scarcely bother itself muchwith the enforcement of this very badone It is all right to forbid peoplefrom throwing tree trimmings or otherdebris into the street but to order that

all sweepings and other refuse mustbe disposed of by the parties occupyingthe premises appears to mean theabandonment of the scavenging ser- -

ice altogether by the GovernmentBesides having the worst streets to befound in any city of similar protentions Honolulu willj next have publicthoroughfares that will beggar compari-

son

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with those of anywhere for untidi-

ness

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and foulness

NOTES AND COMMENTS

That there are not millions in

every possible new industry for Hawaiiis illustrated by the new to hand thatolives have been so abundant in Italythat tlr oroduce will scarcely pay theexpense of making the oil

Four men are bound over in Sono-

ma

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county California to answer be ¬

fore the United States District Courtto a charge of driving the Chinese fromthe town of Bloomfield in that countyApparently the American authoritiesarc determined to teach all citizens andresidents that they take law into theirown hands at the peril of answering tothe offended law of the land

In the- - matter of arboriculture thecultivation of valuable native trees thatare either becoming extinct or deterior-

ating¬

should be regarded as of theutmost importance There are wholeforests of koa and kou wood dyingand the reasons for this lamentable process sljould be the subject of scientific investigation It is

said that the kauwila wood so valua-

ble¬

for manufacturing purposes docsnot grow with as fine a grain today aswhen it grew luxuriantly In pristineforests

I III llll

Try Martlnclli Cider It is alitolulcly pureMaw lane Co agents

Tho Bi it TonicMr Henry Hillings Washington D C

writes I have used jour Duftys Pure Maltrisky for medicinal purposes Asu tonic I

consider it superior to the hundreds of concocions which are now flooding the land as stimulant liquors

BUSINESS ITEMS

Ever body bays the imported Candles at theliiue arc yum- - um 00 ana iry fcomel

Mies Titrlc nt Miss llnrrvs Pnnrlilvivula j vwstreet lias received by last steamer a largeassortment 01 stamping rattt ms lor lancywork 1 w

No iWfyLtok excels the Hawaiian Almanacanil annual tor rename statistical ana generalinformation relating lo these Islandslrice50 cents

Now is the time to get your ChristmasCards Wo have Just received a large andwell selected stock all new and of the latestdesigns Call and get one Kinr Uros ArtStore Hotel tstreet tf

II you want a good smoke lor your moneypatronize home industry and call at J VHinglcys Crystal Sod Works 69 Hotelstreet Island orders solicited and promptlyfilled There Is no license required lo sellthese cigars Do not forget the name J WUingley nor the place Crystal Soda WorksHotel street

A 001 RfMkiiY Oie feels better actsbelter and ii contented after taking a plate ofGood and iHire Ice Cream as they serve at theElite Ice Cretm Parlors 85 Hotel street Delicious Fruit Ices ami Sherbets in evercbanglngvariety Th J ancy Cakes and Candies ofsuperior make and quality are all the got Allorders promptly attended to King up 338Mutual Ttlcplione Uell 8s

Try M trllnclll Cider It is absolutely pureMacwrlanc Si Co agents

The Daily Herald 50 cents permonth delivered

mMMIIMWiHmUmXfDli XIQHT1

McCarthys Triplets

By calling on Mr E R Hendry atPacific Hardware Conjpany a wearyhouse hunt may be avoided

The Popular Millinery House one ofwhose signs hangs out on the first pageof the Herald inviten attention to itsstock of holiday goods

t

Following are the newly clcctrjdoftlccrs of the Waimca Company H A

Widcmann president G N Wilcoxvice president A Jaeger treasurer C

0 Berger secretary and auditor

ileto bbcrttccmcnto

TGltnl

Honolulv D mUr ltt 1836

Prom h first day 6f J ami n t tin rental of

Instruments nl present nine In the DstrV sofEwn

WaPinae Waialua And Kooliupolto V la reduceirto

3001 monl- - vCODlUBV 11KOWN

Fresldcnt

TO RENTco rrage now occupied nv mkTinW Tucker con- - ling roorr bath re 1m

ptntry vt lanit room etc Direvre dstablon hire hoil servmt s room a i goi 1 order

Apply to E R HENDRY r Ia trie HardwareCV Store Fort street

THIS

Space ReservedroR

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THE ROYAL SALOON

KING BBOS ART STORE

READY READY READY

olidays

COME COME COME

Come and See the Rich and New

Goods

Opened and Opening- -

We arc now placing on cxhibitio

for the first time our stock of Npvcltki

for the approaching Holiday Tradepersonally selected by our Mr T J

King during his recent trip to thli

United States which we unhesitatingly

claim to be the largest finest and best

assorted stock of Picture and ArtGoods ever shown in Honolulu

Tho Following Is a Pnrtfnl JClstolIiatoit Importations

Steel Itngravings Pastel Crayon PaintngS

Oil Paintings Photo Albums

Artotypes Glace Photo PanelsPhotographs Gold Frames

Water Colors Plush FramesSilverware Ebony Brackets

Brass Goods Medallion Photoigraph

Artists Matcrirs AutogiaphAlbum

Parlor Easels Holiday Sou- -

f venibBouquet Tables Graphoscope

Bronze Frames BroomHolder

Plush Goods Birthday Cardi

Painted Plaques and Panels

Book Shelves Wall Pockets

Christmas Cards Etc Etc

SPECIAL

Our rccenj importations contain cmcomplete assortment of all the lateststyles in Oak Bronze Gilt Copperand Plush Picturo Frame Mouldingsfrom which we are prepared to makeframes to order on short notice at thelowest possible rates

KING BROS87 Hotal Street Coraor of Urion

a V MSCKAHl ANK II Ii SIACCAKUNFI

fy W MACPAULANE CO

Importers ComuUssIou Mcrolmntinntl Suiar raotors

iite proaniuilding Queen street Honolulu

aofnts poh

Puutoa Slieep Ranch Co Ifawall Jii Fowler ft Gos btoam lJowaml Jortable TrnniwAJfl

Works LeedsMirrlcss Watson Cos Sugar Machinery RlasgnwlGlasgow unit 1 Innolulu Mue of 1acketsLlerool and I Innolulu Linn of lnckclitendon nnd Honolulu 1 Ine of SteamersSun I lie Office of London

Si t M wpArtwtwiSS

Ocitcwl dbUctHiiiJ

Santa ClausJ

HBadtiuartirs1 1

1

100 rOIW STKEET

11 rcplclo with its mll variety o imrncllse anJ

ksuonabl NocWlc for jining and olJ

--ConsHtlnj In part of- -

Mlsccliniieofw Art fc Frchcntfttiim Hoolw

incluiiinc -

A coml Invoice of Mr Sinclairs indBrhlotnI lowcn oftlie Ilnvnllin Islamic I loritl

ard hsmly volume Irts Juvenile tiookftOiriconhtl 1ocUt Dhtiesfor 1887

New btjle lnpctcricj and Tnlilct

Portfolios Plnsli Good I iilics ami GcnsTriH clingJaws Necessaries work uaskeu ntieu 101a

Pencils IensnnJ Holders Charm Sino¬

graph Pens Christiiits nrtl New YearsCardi with more to follow

NEW TOYS AND GAMES

Ioi the Youns foils j

i

Dolls and Doll SundriesHaidit Ilodles Arms Shoes Hut Jcwclrj- - Da

Wire Itcds nnd Multibuses Doll Carrisges Clialisnml Tnliles vngou narrows suiki- -

Velocipedes Tricycles HockingHorses bnoo nys

RUBBER GOODSDolls Rallies Animals Halls Ktc Etc

Croquet Scts Asstd Grades

Kloccllwr wlili n va cty of oilier articles which mube wen 10 bo npprcctited

Orders respectfully blicitet and Tilled with care

TIIOS G THRUM

liOOKSKLlFK ana HTATiUMilt

100 Tort Stroot

iUENGE

I will jump ajjiinst Win Mt re one two three ormore standing Jumps without weight New YearDay for Jjjo

I willjump J Winter one two three or more standIng Jumps with weights for 100 up the 1 me dayand I will Jump any man In the I audi one two threefour or five stand if jumps will 1 welgb s for anyomouct agreed on llie tame t y

ROBERT LEVY

HIS RKLSee the Thactonjand Cutaway Carriages - HOYTS

new Carnage Repository King street comer AlakcafTJio famous make of Sludcbakcr Uros Manufacturingtjo Uucago

Inspect bcforo Buying Elhowlicrc

Celebrated Shoeing ShopAt No 50 King street Opposite the old PolicentionInterfering or Over rcaching Horses ctiredor no

charge

tInm work for DuilJings also done to thorouchwUfactlon

c T ITOYT

New Photosrepf GalleryAhovc Pantheon Stable

Port Stwhui- - Hokoluiu II IIoitr ills and views first class wprk Satisfaction

guaranteedA GONSAIVKS

BiRoWisr o 00lir i e sand Dcrler- -

Jvles Wines SpiritsAT WHOLESALK

14 Merchant St Opposite Post Office

Honolulu HI

fpO THE GREAT ARMY1 OF WRITERS

Gillpts Esturhrook Steel Tens

TODDS GOLD riSNS fAIIKRS ANT1 NERVOUS rKNIIOLDRRS

llnUier Holders Cork Holders Ivory and HbonyI Holders gold mounted Ivory and HoneJ Koldersand laer Cutters rnhers Tablet

irxscri uenisons velvet Krascrsryslnl Itublwr Kubberiii woodpencil shape Thumb Tacks

Iencil iVoleciors RubberJlands of various

siics etc etc

Par dale It TJIOS 7 Til Jt VIII

1 Wo iio Fort Stkkbt

st ISITING CARDS BUSINESS CARDS

fAI41U wwiin

lie had lo order at tho

VRES3 rUULISIUNO COS 01TICE

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iTii ti il iii fliiTrViri iiiYiViIVii

ScjmwI ubcrlificmcntc

IE rK tSlii --j mm 4ii ciiLiiiiii aLfiij a

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PEACE ASSUREDWar Averted No Cutting of Prices

NO PUFFING OF INFERIOR GOODS

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

1 Mens Youths and Boys

Custom Made Clothing ever offered to tiie Public

My Goods are Shrunk before Cutttig

Everything in Gents Underwear viz Silk Lisle threadBalbriggans Anglo India Gauze Cotton Jeans Muslin Etc

Ladies Misses and ChildrcnsFlm firslclass Ilnslcrv In nil Orfiilc nnd Shfttles fiom Silks to CnltotiS Mv Gctllle

men Ilosicrf nte Simply Elegant A look at my real HALI1UIGGANS Is wcllworlliavisit to the slorc These tjooilsnrc madefor myself nntl nrethc only cootUof tlickind sold hereKvcrvlliini usnllv found hi nil well nmiointcd Gcnllcmens llirnisliinc jockN Slorcs atehe found here No Puffing nccciryai this cstflblishmint well nnd favorably knownIroni 1 1 u nil fJliliau

No Trouble to Show GoodsM McINERNY

TIIE TRUTH MUST BE TOLDIt lsTrjvs tliat

CHARLES HAMMER

loIs is

to

HashHv rctunird from ihe Coat with a wit seleaol slock or nil Mmlsof 1 KIMMINRS SADHI tIIIANKK1S IA1 UOlllS and a great vanet of aiticles the lilct of wliicli his nevrr liefure been wen lure

It lsT notlmt Charles Hnnimor will fell the ahovc touether Willi his own msuufactiirc ofKiddies and Ismc at puces are I iund lo suit everybody

It in tnio that Chnrloa Unnitncrs miV4 of Jnrness Is to efl known nil overlhc Kingdom forlioth quality nna cheapness lint tl ere is no need for praising it here

4Tt In Trnn tlut on ft rsof lionet cannot anbnl to nass CIIAUIim IIAMMrUS uihni rlllnr I m

isee lliqeuods work and priisDont Forget the Old Store corner Fort and King Streets

CHARLES HAMMERProprietor

M GOLDBERGGorncr of Fort and Merchant Streets

JUST RECEIVmVrtui FINEST IINEsOF

itona de Cnn Gents Furnishina0

Goods

HATS CAPS ETC ETC

Latest Stylos and Novelties-- in NeckwearAlso by repented nml Speclil Rrrjiifst n small Invoice of tho IInes Hand made

consequently

most durable gents shoesObtainable in the Eastern Markets

m

i WOLFE COj No 66 EOTUL STUEET

Groceries Provisions and Feedi A full supply of choice goodi always on hand Fresh California produce

y every steamer All orders faithfully attended to and goods delivered freeof charge Island orders solicited Satihfaction guaranteed

P-- - Do no DellTelephoioNo345 Mutual No 149

NOWLANDINGIRv T n Cwlrl 1U n rj y j u OjJlcUlrJl5 dllLL VVlr 11 Will

5150PACKAGES GRAIN

urjimN JJbHU COII E McINTXHE BIUK

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and FeedwrnPpyfma TJtr0l

1 New 00s tCCeivtd llV CVPrv lnrl l fls rforma ImhUicc Iiv cvay teamcr 11 iV V10- - J rcs1 Clliany pnit of the city free sf chaise llKlf T1 Joo1r cverc1 u

fjffice llnx Nn 145 Trk phnne No r2 T Satisfaction Ruarnntecd 1osl

P 0 Dox 315 ESTABLISHED 1879

Li si iTflephone 171

JOS E WISEMANGeneral Business Agent

CAMPBELL BLOCK Hnwrtrr 1ieal listUo Ac ntuniu ovnunt Awnt wuni noiise iimvrWlldirB Ste inulilp Auent Money uroiccr

Manager Hawaiian Opera House

Plreand Life Insurance Agent

jitikk

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TUBS DAIIiY XMtAM

a TII1UJM-

WBONKsnAY

Usual

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I H sunm v v rRYsTAt SODA

Prlao R CUmtH

servicesevening

The Libraryrow evening

WrlMcrclinnt

wu1ir--r

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lloiciiMiai

lUSGKMlrK rt88f

LOOALJjfEWSIn the churches till

Trustees meet

Mr T 12 Wiseman is coming back

Willi a rirrus on Ihc 15th

Cuas 15 lfay bark Nonantum is

registered at the Hnwaiian Hotel

I ort street Church service to night

will be preparatory to the communion

on Sunday

Palace and city seemed to be Hiking

a sleep last night after the- - fortnightsjubilations

More rain and a disagreeable winter

arc predicted by a man well up in Hawaiian weather

Miss Hurkccnibroidefer and poetesswho left here some time ago has beenmarried on the Coast

A musty effluvium rises from the

streets after every shower being panic--

ularly noticeable at night- - I

Mr Fred Williclin and Mrs P Rich ¬

mond were married at Waimea KauaiNovember 25th by Rev J Kaukau

The Hkramj is indebted to Mr

Sopors news agency for a supply oflatest California papers immediately

after arrival of Ihc mail

The United States Consulate lies

its lag at half mast during the presmlieil ncriod of national mourningfor the lamented ex President Arthur

From the first of January the Hawaiian Hell Telephone Company will

reduce the rental of instruments in thecountry districts of this island to 5

per month

Mr W 15 Merrick has in his pos-

session

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a kauwila wood post of a bed

stead that belonged to Kamchamcha

III The wood shows superior grain

to the average kauwila grown at the

present and is in rcirnrkably goodpreservation

Poultry is reported to be scarce sincethe festivities The Chinamen haveput up the price of ducks severalpoints Doubtless fresh supplies will

shortly come from the other islandsThe weather has kept the Koolaupoulterers on tho other side of the Pali

Mr Chas Lucas andmini wnre thrown Ollt of a

three otherwacon on

Monday near the kawaiahno Churchby the breaking of a whifflctrcc MrLucas received the worst injuries or thefour having to take to bed with the

prospect of two or three days deten-

tion

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there

When the bark Edwird Kidder was

three days from this port a seaman fell

from the topgallant yard into the sea

The mate lowered a boat as soon aspossible and picked him up but whenbrought on deck he was found to bedead not from drowning but from the

shock He was buried at sea

That 100 given the Kings Ownseems to have been on account ofservices at the festivities Capt Clavk

at first took it as a token pf recognitionof the companys excellence in thecompetitive drill The HouseholdGuards and the Royal Rand each re-

ceived

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a similar bounty from the King

Officer Holoua last night surprisedtwo native wdmen croning over opiumpipes at Japan Sea a locality be¬

tween Nuuanu Fort Ueretania andKukui streets Resides these the en ¬

tries at the Station were a man chargedwith mischievous mischief and disturbing the quiet of the night and onewith being drunk

In nnenrdnnce with the recommendation of the Archbishop of Canterburyand York that the intercession for missions should take place on the eve of StAndrews Day or on the week in whichSt Andrews Day falls there will be acelebration of the Holy Communion atSt Andrew Cathedral on ThursdayDecember and at 630 a m

Dr Emerson had a fine half Jeneycalf of which he took particular caredm inKl thc past trjwpj flt four mcjnthsMonday last three Portuguese camealong and stole the animal shipping it

to Molokai by the steamer MokoliiThe doctor was trying yesterday to find

out the names of the thieves also theexpressman wh j hauled the calf to thewharf

11

Mr C W Hnrt road supervisorhas with the approval of the Ministerof the Interior warned all residents of

Honolulu by advertisement in heAdvertiser that 110 rubbish will beallqwed to be deposited in the streetsand that all sweepings and other refusemust be disposed of by occupants or

premises or be removed nt their ex ¬

pense they themselves to be prose ¬

cuted for obstructing the streets

SUPREME COURT

Prolmto Division

At Chambers Number 30th inthe estate of J M Daigle before theChief Justice the Court heard argument of counsel Up6ri the Masterscomputation of the worth of widowsdower placed at 43675 being theresult of an expectancy of life for 30years Rate of interest allowed sevenper cent Counsel for the widow con-tended that the life expectation was tooshort the widow now being only 18years of age arid that the rate of intcrcst should not have been less thanthe legal rate which is nine per centDecision reserved Kinney Peter-son

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for the widow Whiting Crcighton for the heirs in France

TROVEK APPEAI

Mr Justice McCully delivered deci-sion

¬

in the following hack collisioncases appealed from the Police Courtof Honolulu

Hattie Kawainui vs Alex LazarusCollision of hacks July 31st damagesclaimed 100 Judgment was rcidcrcd in the Police Court in favor ofplaintiff for 5675 and costs JusticeMcCully reserved decision and gavejudgment for defendant WhitingCrcighton for plaintiff Kinney Peter-son

¬

and A C Smith for defendantC V Ashford vs Alex Lazarus

Collision of hacks July 31st damagesclaimed 50 Judgment was renderedin the Police Court in favor of plaintiffiur 30 anii costs same decision asibovc rendered in favor of defendantAshford Ashford for plaintiff Kinney Peterson and A C Smith fordefendant

t Comiajj Up Well

The Hawaiian Commercial andSugar Company held its annual meet- -

ing in San Francisco recently when avery satisfactory exhibit was made ofthe affairs or the corporation Thesugar crop tor 10HO was 14025 tonsbeing 3025 tons above the estimateThe amount realized from the sales ofsugar during the year was 119370504 against 68724023 last yearMilling expenses were 940 per tonagainst 1267 ast year Permanentimprovements have been made to thevalue of 4201383 The bonded indebtedness was reduced by 100000leaving it at a million dollars and anoverdraft of 11741606 was paidAssets are 3747i3S474 liabilities

100779797 including the bondeddebt above mentioned The Prcsidents report among other things saysthat the introduction of Japanese laborhas been neither as profitable noreconomical as anticipated A crop of11000 tonsis pstimatcd for 1887 anda larger crop than in any previous yearfor 188S Officers and directors wereelected or the current year as followsPresident H L Dodge vice-pres- i

dent J Dj SpreCkcls treasurer A liSpreckclsj secretary 12 II Sheldon

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Gompllmouti to a Commoiloroi

On Monday Capt King was given adinner on board the steamer Kinau tosignalize his retirement from the command of that handsome vessel and in

auguration as superintendent of theWilder steamship line on snor MrCeo C Recklev nurscr of the Kinauu i mistcr of ceremonies on behalfof the shins complement and presented Capt King with a fine paintingnf hr ttinau accomnanied bv a com- -

nlimuntarv address sicned by Geo Ctt t II T T Tm itfrUeckley A 1 tiniuiiii u v uvutu

C Kidder W Hatty C BrewsterIf Pttih Wallace T C Strow W Col- -

trell H Hansen and David Healths

were proposed and coroiauy hoiiuicuas follows Commodore King by C

L Wight Hon S G Wilder by 15

V Tucker His Majesty the King by

Capt King 15 W Tucker and his

new enterprise by Geo C Ueckley

Capt Lorenzcn our new commander

by R W Wallace The Wilder Steam ¬

ship Company and its officers by Capttrim Tin fillowini invited cucsts

were present Mr W C Wilder ofWilder Co Mr S H Rose

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keep the peace for one yearHen Tenorio party to the affray of

Sunday was again remandedKalua was given 6ix months at hard

labor with a fine of 15 and costs for

stealing a case of gin worth 9 from

the freight of the steamer Kinau while

on the passage from Honolulu to Mauland discharg ¬

Koo was reprimandeded on a charge of assault and battery

All Sang and Ah Tai Aug were fined

510 each for playing uokiiucm ohSunday

A rattlesnake was found in Georgia1 -- nwl tlm handle of a iuc

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A Singular Accident

A New Haven despatch of Novem-

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was knocked insensible and nearlykilled by the explosion of an ostrichegg in the Pcabody Museum this morn-

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Such an occurrence was neverheard of before according to thescientists of this city The egg whichweighed three and one half poundswas one of four which had just arrivedfrom South Africa having been savedfrom n wrecked ship near Trinidad DrBlair had just blown the embryos outof two shells for they were what hewanted and was filing a hole in thethird when a hiss and an explosion fol-

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knocking him senseless andcovering his face with cuts The ex-

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was felt in ether parts of thebuilding The first two eggs had beenpunctured and treated with sulphate ofmercury which prevents fermentationwhile the third Iiad not and its longvoyage had stirred up a lot of powerfulgas in the cightecn-andonc-half-in-

diameter shell which burst as soon asthe file had weakened it enough Theshell is two millimetres thick and sotough that it cannot be broken withouta hammer

Various ltoms

A sharp advance is noted in Amcrcan silk manufactures

It is stated that Mayor Grace of NewYork has been blackballed by the Riding Club an uptown association

An effort is being made to boom cxPostmaster General Grcsham as theRepublican candidate for President in1888

The statue of Liberty on BcdloesIsland New York has her torch litpermanently as a mariners beacon

A schooner the Long Island ranashore at Sea ClifT LI November 201 here was no one on board and poolsof blood indicate that the crew hadbeen murdered

Nearly eight hundred telephone subscribers at Rochester N Y have

hung up their telephones in theirfight with the company and it is notdoubted that the company will suc-cumb

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Richard Swigcrt or Lexington Kypurchased in England November 20thby cable the celebrated stallion KingCraft winner ofthcDerby in 1S70J for

17500 He is by King Tom out ofWoodcraft

A dispatch from Washington saysA gentleman from Indiana makes thestatement that William H L ugush willlead a revolt in that State against thePresident and his Administration andwill be a candidate for the Senatorshipupon that issue

The Anarchists of Chicago arc re¬

ported to be active and to have dis-

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various plans by which theycould greatly damage the uty Thepolice have a watchful eye on thegroups and profess to have no fears

of the plans of the Anarchists everamounting to more than boasts

Steamer Barrowmore CaptainHoncyman cotton laden from ililtimore for Liverpool put into St JohnsNewfoundland with her cargo on firebut hull not much damaged

An attempt was made to poison thefamily of P D Armour the wealthyChicago pork packer A sample pack ¬

age of buckwheat flour containingstrychnine enough to kill twelve families was sent to Ins cook but its deadlycharacter was suspected and dis-

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The aiteuipt is attributed tothe strikers of the stock yards

PACIFIC COAST

Scarlet fever has qjoscd the schoolsat Auburn

A building and loan association hasbeen organized in Visalia

The chain gang at San Hernardmorefuse to work in the streets

The codlin moth is ravaging theapple orchards around Grass Valley

The Hank of 6range Los Angelescounty has been organized with a cap ¬

ital of 10000

Yuba farmers are importing trees for

timber culture from the East and fromWalla Walla

It is reported that the track of theNewhall extension of the SouthernPacific will be laid through tlje levelSanta Clara Valley at the rate of twomiles a day

Work at the Anaheim petroleumwells is progressing favorably Onewell is down Coo feet with a goodyield of oil but wil be sunk lower toincrease the supply

Southern California has never seen aseason that began to compare with thepresent for business activity and realestate transfers and the season hashardly as yet begun

The Visalia Delta says There is anactive demand for laborers to work onthe new irrigation canals near Trover

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and in the Mussel Sloilgh countryTh ry dollars per month and board isthe usual rate of wages

William Bones son of ex SenatorBones of Oakland while out huntingnear Fresno November1 21st had hisrffeht hand shot off He attempted towithdraw his gun hurriedly from be ¬

neath the buggy scat when it was dis-

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George McCarthy one of threeSacramento boys all under sixtecpyears of age who went hunting thesame day was accidentally shot by oneof his companions whose gun was dis ¬

charged while he was crossing a fenceThe arm had to be amputated

A Y Eastcrby proprietor of the ce-

ment works in conversntnn with aSentinel reporter Santa Cruz said thathe intends in the near future to buildnew cement works at the quarrieswhich are located near Santa Cruz at acost of 100000 with a capacity of100000 barrels a year and the niachimcry in the present works will be rcimoved to the new works

EUROPE

MinoollaitnnusSheffield advices report increased

trade with America j

English tourists are now shy abouttraveling in Ireland

The local Land Leagues in Irelandare boycotting the Royal Land Com- -

missionA new pronunciamento is being pre

pared in Spain in favor of the son ofKing Atnadca

The new British ironclad Bcnbowon her trial trip averaged 17 knots anhour for four hours

Great anxiety has been created atDarmstadt by the outbreak of a diseaseresembling cholera

The screw steamer Flanistcad fromMalta to Antwerp is believed to havegone down with all on board

The recent election of Lord Irideslcigh as Lord Rector of EdinburghUniversity caused a students riot

The police of Bavaria have expelledState Architect Ressler from thecountry for assisting the Socialisticagitation

I he total number of persons condemned for life for participation in therecent revolution in Spain is 230

Large importation of Americanfrozen meats has reduced the price inLondon to what- - a local paper says

looks Jikc the irreducible minimum

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THE LETTER PRESS

Vorttino tn Fine Hook Lavish Expend ¬

itures to Illuitrnto Modern LiteratureWhist New York Fubllihort Tay forEngravings nml Il IntlngHo sns such a quocr looklng old gcntleinnn

that Uio wrrtcr paused in his wulk tooxnmlnohim inoro closely Ho was standing in Uio

doorwnyof onoof thoso dluily lighted Ixxilc

stores which lino Nassau street between Iulton nnd Ann ongerly scanning tho pages of ahoary volutno through Ills old foshionod goldspectacles His wido iiwnko straw hat haddrifted back to tho npox of lily crown andhnd anchored Iteclf permnnonlly among thostraggling strands of Bnowy hair widthcaressed tho frayed collar of his alpaca eoatIlls white waistcoat was unbuttoned nnd thoends of tho black silk handkerchief whichserved him in llouof anccktlo bristled de-fiantly

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I has o just made an astounding discoverysir remarked tho old gcntlpman Havo thoklnduosn to look at thU book nnd tell pie whatyou think of it

It was pno of a sot of four volumes of thoworks of Pliny tho Younger published inStrasbourg In 1570 Tho typo was good andtho book was in fair condition Tho bindingwas vellum nnd four liny strings of sheepskinhung from tho corners in order that thorender might tlo tho volume up securely whonho was dono with iU Thousands of Just 6Uch

books may l seen any day exposed for 6aloon tho quays at 1niR Thoy nro thootitscourhigs of tho early lYcuck nnd Gormanprinting houses nnd can bo purchased for a

I foW francs Tho writer did not seo anythingextraordinary about tho book and ho eald sofrnnklj

nCfltDU TI1E LETTEH riUESSThon the old gentleman chuckled Thcro

Is Something In a book besldo tho lottcr prosstho printers linino and tho date ho baldSeo herol and with that ho gingcily lifted

up tho edge of tho vellum binding and oxposed tho fragments of two or thrco sentencesiiHctlhcd upon it in black letter with heroand thuro an illuminated capital rich in nralicsquo and gilding

That doclarud tho old gentleman withan all4 of triumph aftcrsurvoylng tho crabbedscrawl ciitically for a fow moments wasoriginally a missal transcribed with lnboilouscaro by somu Twelfth century monk in thoseclusion of Uio scriptorium of a modircvnlcloister Tho old fellow probably took fouror flvo years to comploto it

I toll you thcro was soma chance of a manwriting n book that was fit to read whon hoknow beforehand that it would tako four orflvo months to comploto ovory singlo copythat was exposed for sola

Thcro havo beon groat changes in tho pub-lishing

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business sinco I gavo it up ho re-marked

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with n quater in ids voice changesto my mind for tho butter Ono of my chiefobjections to printing used to bo that it didaway with all that aa beautiful in bookxWhat can compare In beauty with the Tenthcentury missal Tho gospols inscribed in sil-

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nnd gold letters on purplo vellum everycapital n flower garden and tho very marginglorious with partl colorod figures of menbirds beasts and fishes Btlll this Objectionof mlno is slowly molting uway You see inmy day tho liooks wo printed never had anyillustrations to speak of A fow wood cutsperhaps nnd moro rarely a steel lino engrav ¬

ing and that was allC1UNOE IN BOOKUAKIKO

Tho old gentleman was right thirty yearshas wrought a marvelous chango in bookmaking Photogravure nnd tho wonderfulIves process by which n fac slmllo plate isproduced direetly from tho objoct havo cometo tho publishers aid Etching has taken thoplacoof tho old stool lino ongraving to a cer-tain

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oxtent nnd probably there are not onotcnth as many stool engravings produced an-nually

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now as thoro w ore ten years ago Onlylast year an art critic wilito that tho pooplewho prefer lino engravings to etchings aretho eamo people who prefer white inarblomantels and horsehair fundturo to carvedoak and olvot plush Fifty processes oxistto day where thoro were but ono or two be-fore

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nnd if their development equals theirpromlso tho book of tho future will indeed boa marvelous production

Ono would naturally suppose that tho in-creased facilities aiforded by thoso multitudinous piocosses would mlnlmlra tho cost ofpreparing a liook for tho market but such isnotthocase Each publisher vies with hiscompetitors In making tho work unon whichho la for tho moment ongnged as elaborate aspossible Whero formcily n fow slniplo woodcuts were dcomod all that wcio necessary honow presents tho reader w 1th half a dozenetchings or engravings and thus ho Is calledupon to uxpeud nn almost incredible sum be-

fore any return i9 obtained Gcorgo P Put-nam

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tho father of tho present publisher is¬

sued an ni tlsts edition of Washington IrvingSketch Book in 1807 It contained IS1 illus-

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all wood cuts and Mr Putnam paidout 625000 before ho got back ono cent Inthoso days this was considered a fabulous turnto Invpt In ono work nnd tho number of en-gravings

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contained within tho covers of thosketch uools wore tho wonder und admuatlonof tho other bookmakers

Tho labor of pupating theso volumes forpublication oxtonded over two outho yearsIt was bogun in tho latter part of 1SG1 midtho lint copies were not issued from tho pressuntil 1W This woik pales into inslgnillcanoo before tho princely fortunes investedeach year Jn now books by tho publishers oftoday NoW York Btar

City Bfiill Dollvery In 1080In 1080 Biieh a thing lis a postman or a

can lor walking ton or fifteen hours a daydelivering mall matter will novor bo hoard offor tho simple reason thora will bo nono in oxktonco thon remarked n sclontlllo man thoother day to a rcjwrtor

Hnw will tho mail bo delivered i

Evoi ything will bo reduced to a flno systemnnd u letter will 1m delivered In thioo secondsafter its ui i Ivnl at tho postofllce Each housoin a big city will Iw connected with tho genoral poitoffleo or branch station as tho casomay bo with a pneumatic tulw largo enoughto carry a good sized pacltago At prcwJiisuch n nyttcm of delivery cannot 1k put intopractice beenuso it would Iwtoo oxjwnslvoA contuiy honeo civilization will iko to such ahigh nnd piosperoue point that a system ofquick dollvery by means of pneumatic tuboswill certainly bo in voguo It could bo dononow only it would bankrupt a city Thetuho from Twenty third street to tho WesternUnion building shows how nicely it worksA letter or telogrnpuia message takes just twoseconds to go tho two and half miles Thoquickest lucans of transit are sure to bo adopted in tho long run It is tho evolution of progross and nothing can stop It short of tho uni-verse

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Not only will private houses luirpthoso tubes but all of our largo citlds will bopneumatically connoetod Ouicngo will boperhaps ten jFoconds by loUor from Now Yorknnd Sao Frapcisco a tnlnuto or so It willchango a great many things and do nwnywith tho ctenm cars as a mail carrlor ThoByntom is yet in its Infancy rNow York Malland Express

iniiiriiinnAi AjgyvywftMtUt Sumbiof lirl

NoW do you know that thoro k no tlitalking tho Bummor girl is tho girl for tndIs thoro anything prettier than n woman in awhite dress or a white dress on a woman tWell I should say not There is where ourcountry girls tako tho shlno off of our citygirls Thoy dont wear sealskin and plushesin tho winter because thoy havent got them toweart but tho country ghlin tho summer atchurch at camp mooting of nt a picnic inher clean starched muslin lawns or calicoes- well I cant oxprcss mynelf ns I would lkjto I only wish I was out In tho fields somcvwhore where I could holler ComptrollerCampbell In Qlobo Dcmocrnt

No Hlght to Their ChildrenMlllity of mothers all over tho United

States gather their little ones around themnever dreaming that by tho law thoy havo noright to thtao children Thoy do not knowthat tho solo legal light to tho children restswith tho father In all except thrco of thostate Meat men do not know It A major-ity

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of fathers If they did know it wouldnovcr assert their l Ight as against tho mother JDut now and then n father who is as bad as1

tho law knows his legal rights and assumesthem Lucy Htono hi Uoston Globe i

A Now Orleans Momnns Success j J

Ton Years uno a natrf box maker dlcdKlnNow Orleans leaving his widow with nothingbut a hnowledgoof his trade Showont tpwork In her nltio room making boxes andwad so successful In getting orders that shosoon had moro than stio could do 8ho luredhelp added room after room nnd now em ¬

ploys thlrty Ilvo hands Bho travels for herown house taking long drumming toursthrffugh Texas and Lou hum and Is gettingric h fast Now York tain

Sho llcnchcs tr PointIf a woman Jumped at conclusions with ¬

out reaching n satisfying conclusion similarto that of man w ho reasons from facte andstatistics weighing carefully ponderingsloly It might do to say that her mind Isnot worth much but tho fact Uiatsho Jumpsactuolly to tho point proves that her mind Is

superior Her deductive Inlnd rencheV thosamo conclusion that tho Inductlvo inlnd ofman reaches Cleveland Leader

To Clennno h leodlng IlottlcMothers should liavo two feeding bottles

for tho babo so that ono may bo used whontho othor is bolng cleansed A good way toclean tho bottlo is to rinso it out thoroughlywith n strong solution of bicarbonate of sodanftcr it has been used and then let it soak inclonn water until needed Herald of Health

TJUlo Trloltt In DressmakingIt seems there nro nrtlsts who teach French

drcssmnkers certain littlo tricks and thnt it isnot nil Inborn graco which tenches them howto knot a ribbon Ono dressmaker told anAmerican concsnondont that sho paid nnartist 813 to lonrn how to make n certain bow

Boston Transcript

Qulntno for ChildrenHonoy is recommended by n writer hi Tho

Lancet ns ono of tho best disguises of thotaste of quinine and especially valuable tothis cud when administering tho drug tochildren Tho doso should bo placed in thecenter of n teaspoonful of honey Hnll3Journal of Health

tVoninn SulTrngn In SwedenWomen in Stockholm Snodon are quali-

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to vote nt local elections but until re-cently havo not made much use of tho privi-lege

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Tho numbers now ore lorgcly increas-ing

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and ladles too are actively engaged Ina dress reform movement DomorestMonthly

Woman Loir AYnges J -

Acid pulp for paicr making is produced inBw edon nt n cost of ono cent per pound Tholabor la mostly performed by women whosowages are from twelve to twenty cents n day

Exchangej j

Venn nt Long JlrunchThb hollo of Long Branch is a beautiful

young Jewess named Stella Isaacs whosofaco is a porfoct fac bimllo of that of Venusseen on artistically cutcomoos Long BranchLetter

Tho great troublo obout rules of etiquettefor sooioty is that to somo thoy becomo castiron and stand suporlor to common sonso andcourtesy Domorcsls Monthly

On Doth ShiesIts ft wlfus duty to bo pleasant saya nn

exchange Yes and its tho husbands dutyto mako hor duty easy Philadelphia Call

Jennie Junos First Newspaper SuccessI well remember tho sunny Sunday morn ¬

ing hi early summer just thirty two yearsago when my father and I stopped at thopostofflco on our way homo from church nswas our custom and I reccivod instead of thothin document I oxpoctod a bulky packagecontaining a voluminous letter of my ownThis letter had been sent tho week boforo to nndwsjiapcr friend hi Now York and describedan ovont which had somo importance andseemed interesting enough to mo to warranta detailed account of its Incidents and person-ages

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My friend had been struck with whatho was pleased to call tho good nowspaporstylo and read it to Mr Charles A Danathen managing editor of Tho Now YorkTrfbuno Mr Dana confirmed his judgmontand said If tho author will rovlso it takingout somo of tho personal alluslonB I will printif Theso momentous words wore copied ona regular correspondence slip which wns uthe formidable envelope contained besides myown loiter and can you imagiuo tho thrilltho sudden owning wido of tho whole milverf o which thoy occasioned

It is not much now o wi lto for nowspapcrsThd oidlnary newspaper man and espe ¬

cially tho newspaper woman in our largocities has becomo bo numerous no to bo ayory common thing and Is Bomotlmcs bo un-scrupulous

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as to bo considered most undesira ¬

ble for companionship or association But inthoso days it was vory different There worethen no socioty columns no womon corre ¬

spondents no womans department in anynowjiMipor Barnums Museum ArthmsWognzino nnd Godoys Ladys Book wore thorecreations and tho authoi Hies of women andthoy wore all semi religious and highly moralIn tono and character as befitted tho litera-ture

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and amusements for women and chil ¬

dren Jennlo Juno

It is well enough to calculate upon difficul ¬

ties but to include tho possibility of defeatalso ovldences a weak man Jud Lnfugnn

Fnlae llitlr und nustloaPurislon bolleponcicnt nnd modern oschow

falso hair and bustles The tendency of thotimes among Paris fashionables is towardnature nnd uway from art

Fruit for tho ChildrenTboros littlo to bo feared in eating good

fruit A barrel of apples in tho house wherotho children nnd ovoryhody can havo freoaccess is a good institution

Peach leaves pounded to a pulp aud appliedto a hmlso or wound from a rusty nail or ftthnpio cut will give immediate relief

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Kohalauilation

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CASTLE COOKE

Shipping Commission MerchantsIMPORTERS DEALERS

GENERAL MERCHANDISEAGENTSOOR

HaiLu Sugar Company

Hltchcoclw Coh PlamatMn

Smilli Co Koloa Kauai

JJ

ft

A II

I

llalslcjj Hiu 1lantadoq

Union Fire and trine Insurance Coniai Son FranciscoI tna Fire Iinurance Coinpiny Hartford a j

Tha New Enfiland Muiual Uitt Insurance Company jorvilaston l I

Wcttoni Intcnt pcntrifugitl MacliIncsKj -The New York and Honolulu PacVcl Iiiie

The Merchautt Line Honolulu and Sail FranciscoOr Inyrie Sons CeM rated Medicine

Wilran4 Gibbs Rerningtoii and WJicelert Wilson Sewing Macln

LAINE CONo 34 Forfy St Clook Building

of the mon Economical aud Valuable Feed 1

IIII

K V

M otor

D M

Have received consignment for all kind of Mock viz

COOKED LINSEED MEALII is the greatest Flesh fojmcr Milk and Huiter producer inuse

Oil Cake Meal shows aliuiit ty iter ctnt of nuultlvo matter this nuirly u per edit 100 lis of this miniIs ediwl to 300 lbs o oats or 318 lbs of corn or to 767 lbs of wheat brnn Also our UnrivaledMIXKI nuD us well ns our usual supply of th beht kinds of

liny Oats Wheat Corn Kto EtcSVhich Is otToicU at the Lowont Market lUies and delivered free to any part of the city

TEX B THOMAS

Contractor BuilderKstimatcs given mi nil kinds pf llrick Iron Stone ami Wooilcn Iluililinga Ucfcm Imlic

following nroniincnt liuildlncs erected ly him ntnonust otliers too ntimirrousio mention theKinfs Palace Lunnllln Home Opera Iliiuse Ilonoltilu Ubritry Wilder Mrs LacU roliceand Aswan liuihlings Etc

Brick Work in all its BranchesDice S corn cr Queen and Alakca Streets

ANN AT- -

AT

M11tu1l Tilejihonu Np 38

OPENING OE NEW GOODS

jbry lov prices

B F EHLERS CO

iTui mi iViTiimflniii ii iArt ili

fiencwl SbtitctlMmcttte

DUFFYS

Pure ialt Mr- FOR -

Medicinal UseNO lUSEL OIL

Ausolutcly Fine nnd Uimdnltcrnted

in usi IN

IIiiRjiltrilsGurntlvo InulHutloiiB

Iiiilrmntlon r

cANI1r

PrectilMxl by rhyliciani Kvcry where

-- THlt ONL- Y-

Pure StimulantForthSiUInrttiilConvalccliiBIleili

Aped Itople

WrAK ANDDUIHIITAIlO WOM11N

Awarded llkHT Tkur CliLi MrnALalWorlds Kipoiition New Orleans li 1683

Tor ExcollonooTanil Purity

MacfaiiancCoSolo ARonts

Weirner CoManufacturing nnd ImpoiluiR

1 IU W JES Xj 13 x -

No 02 Vort Street

Always keep on hand a mo elegant assortment of

FINE JEWELRYSOLID ANH lLATKD SIIVUR WARK

liver brought to this luntkei

Clocka Watches Brawlols NodeIclH LMns Lockets Gold CliniiiH

ami Guards Slcovo ItuttoiiBStuds EtcV Etc

And ornaments of all kinds

Elegant Solid Silver Ton Sots

And all kinds of sil ret ware luitatiU for ppSclilation

KUKUI AND SHELL JEWELRYMade to order

Repairing of watcles nnd jewelry carefully attended to and executed 111 the mot woikinanltkumanner

ENGRAVING A SPECIALTYTarticular attention u paid to orders and job wot V

from the other Uhud

Crystal Soda WorJts- nMfUFACTUimmor

FLORIDA LEMONADEI

Aoratod Waters of All Kinds

I Fruit Syrups and Essoncon

Our Goods ate ucknowleged the JIUST NO CORKS

WE USE PATENT STOPPERSIn all our Dottles

S3T We Invite particular attention to our 1atentFilter recently Introduced bvuhidi nil wxien nflitournnnufaciurcs is absolutely freed from all lm- -

iiunuekJ ST Wc deliver our Goods free of charge to nil parts

aitnecityCareful attention paid to Islands Orders Addrcut

THE CRYSTAL SODA WORKS

0 IIOX 307 HONOLULU II I

Telephone No 208

ELECTION OF OFFICERS

Waihee Sugar Company

ft T Tlin ANNUAL MIXIINU Or1 I IIIstockholders of the Waihee Sugir Company helit

tint day the following iwrsons were ilcctcdto plfico forthu ensuing year- -

President Col Z S SpaldingVlceresllent F l HastingsSccretnry Joseph O CarterTrcKurtr Win 0 IrwinAuditor Hon James I Dowscti

I n rAiM iiSecretary Wiulico hugar Co

Honolulu November 8 j886

J LYONSfc AND

51

General Commission Merchantt

Masonic Illock Quce i St Honolulu

Sales o Furniture Stock Real ntate andMerchandise prujxrrly ntlcnded to

Solo A Kent forAMERICAN h EUROPEAN MERCHANDISE

TO LET OR LEASEt ottnfja 011 Kini street contolnlno uvirwhl stable nnd h Vard l lie rear 11Tvonlences Artesian water Apply to n

A HJHNANIF7JAIBP Hall Son

fffmriyy 1

mml cPberiUcmmtii

fill W WlcChesney Sons

GteERS

r ifj r

IVoV 4S Queon St

s

In IAItcU lialf tiftrrclk in le

Itbls Klour CJod n OutcMM riouft V Dowlo

- 1

Sacks YVIifM BestKr lt1 Hi- - v

Crowii I Jijui

Socks Corn llest WholeSacks Corn ltcl Criclrd

Sacks llian Coite nnd 1 itir

Sacks Ileans WhiteSacks Ileans Ked

Sacks Ileaus ItnjunSacks Ileans llortr

Sacks llrans I im n

SACKS rOTATOES 11FST in OUNNI1 S

Cases NicnicsCases Kxtra Sodt Crackem

Cases Meiliuui DreadCases Cracked Wheit to lb batfS

Cases Corn Meal white 10 lb InicsCases Oat Meal 10 lb bags

Casei Corn Starch

Casks Diipce Hams

Casks L4A Haus Cases Ii II Hiunn

Cases Iaiibnnks Ijirl l lb pailCases Fairbanks Lard J Ik pall

Canes FnltlKinkn und iol paili 1

Cases Vhilne Under In tinsHalf firkins llutter ill IMqr

jr fitkins Duller O 1 Nee

Canes New Cheese

Iloxes nnd IhIIs Salt Codfishlibit I icrres Ctlumbla Uivrr Ssbnoii

Cases laundry Starchltoxes ltrowii Ijiundry Sonp

Iure Jnv Confer Roasted and Ground 1 lb tinsu uKit ircQji vouec

Chetli Japan Ira 1 b iiaprrsChests laiviii Ten lb uiirrs

ltoxes WaUitik ludon Layersi boxes Ualsins Iiiulon Kiyrrs

Iloxes Knlsius Muscule

Drunis CllrnnHones Currants

Cases CliiKiiKieCasrs Mixrd IliUcs

Casts Spices assorted all slrr

Sacks Pnslish W IniilstSacks Soft Shell Almond

nsrs fahfrn1 Honey 1 u tinsCases Kliif Morse k os firsh cnimeil

Finns Jellies mid VecelaMesHales VrnppingITrHr rslra qua uy

A ANlK ASSninilHNT

Boat CiitiibVnia oatiior

Sole Insole Harness Skirling and UppersFrench and American Calfskins

Slurp Skins Coat hklnsSaddles and SaJdls llii

I lirse Roods are new and fresh udjill I snIJ I

IOWEST MATIKET UATCSs I

JM W McGhesfiey Sons

No d2 Pitoou Straot

rjgg

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VOL I

General Abbcrtfecmcniij

Thomas lindsayManufacturing Jeweler

No 00 Nnunnu StrootHonolulu II I

Particular attention paid to repairing

o u DOLE

Lawyer and Notary Public

Office at 15 Kaahumanu Street

WANTED

SUGAR BOILERft Annlv to

C BREWER CO

Mechanic Engine Co No 2

NOTICB ANYany

PERSONS HAVING IN

FIRE HATS OR BELTSHelouaing to this Company will pteaso bring Ihcm loHie Hell Tower or leave word where lliey nay befound wllli

J C WHITESurvey Engineer llcil Tower

T OOBdOESSt Watchmaker and Jeweler

Has just nrrlveil from San Francisco ami haopened n stoie opposite llartt Ice Cream Parlsrswhere lie will attend to the manufacturing of all kindsof Jewelry The setting of diamonds etc

Ckrouomorrti a Specialty

FOREIGN STAMP

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

Tor collectionv Coll and see them at

No 81 Kin Stroot llojiolnlu

t w Mcdonald

oitx siiokimi shopOrrosiTB Pantiikon Stahlks 116 Koki mikkkt

-II re noMng in an us iiancnos tune uy inu most

erlenced workwen f jptt

Hell Telephone 1 81 -

A MORGAN

No 70 nntl 81 KIiir St HonoluluCarriage Manufacturer Horse Sliocr

and General Blacksmith

lsiwilring promptly attended to Onlers from theether Islands solicited Hell Telephone No id

Boat Building ShopRear of Lucass Mill

JOHN T DARE

Attorney and Counsellor at Law

Olfice No ta Sprcckels Iklock Honolulu II I

P O Dox 94 1

Books Relating to Hawaii

Pomanders Iolyntslar Haci

Our Journal In the Pacific

Javes History oftha Hawaiian lklinlvAndrewii lawailaq Dictionary

Andrews Hawaiian OrummarlWhitneys Culde Hook

Miss Birds Sin Months in the Samlwicli Isluuls

llawa tan Almanac nnd Annuals 1875 11185

Ilawiihu Coiilc Ilook rsjvised edition

llawiillaii lMirase Hooks

lay lessons for HawallansI

SCABCB WOBKSj

A Fow Oopios Only

Hawaiian Club Papers

Hoiitulu Directory mil Historic ilj Sketches ol lhHawaiian Islands

liasttngcrs Custom House TarllT and Digest

The Islmler an 8 vo weekly oumal larch toNoveudier 1875

Together with an excellent variety ol

MISCELLANEOUS WORKS

ALBUMSFor sale by

Titos a thrumSo ICO Fort M

IllCottage to Let

FIVE ROOMED COTrAOH FIRSTA class condition good location Apply

WEST lltiwscu

fT TOLLISTBR St Co

HVioiosaln ami Itetalt nrl tolaotanlsta

N Nuiiawu rTviiRT Honolulu9t

NEATEST JOB PRINTINGolder at this ofTce

TTTpHONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS WEDNESDAY DECEEMBER I 1886

Central Abbmtocmcnto

1RT1ELLII

It is absolutely pure

and is manufactured in-the-

Orchdrd from fresh

selected Apples one year

before being placed on

the Market and gener ¬

ates its own gas by

NATURAL FERMENTATION

Macfarlane Co i

Sole Agents

ZDZES IsL 3 OTOPhysician and Surgeon

Leprosy a Specialty

Office hours at Kaknako from 0 to n A tl everyday except Sundays Will vUlt patients nt their tcsldence by request

All other diseases treated at hit office corner ofPunchbowl and Herctania streets

Office hours from I lo 3 I M Sundays fiom 8 toit a M

AT THE

Lincoln Hlock King StreetThe following dishes may be ordered at nil hours of

me uay

Broiled Chicken Broiled FisliTender Lain Steak Rib Mutton Chops

Oyster Stew Ham and EggsMackerel Etc Etc

We serve up the Celebrated A1IU1MANU KANCHliuriGK at every meat

GenCtlveriagliyProprietor

HARRY BYNGBarber Shop cor King and AlakeaSts

Shaving and hair cutting neatly done Childrenshair cutting n specialty

wRIT1NG PAPERWRITING fAfiiK

Now In slock with additional Faslern nvoices en

roate A fins variety of the

CONNKCTICUT V A 1 1 K V MILLS4 First Quality

X --r -

Cap Legal Lejter Note and B Paper

Assorted weiejits Al4 Mnrrus Wards Ills IlneiFlat Folio and Note par plain or ran be

ruled up to suit any outer

tuos a inhumNo 106 Kort St

The Pacific HouseFOKT STREET

0iuo tle the Oceanic Whirf Nest to Custom House

narMeal served lit nil liours Nlco airy rooms

from flics The table supplied with tho best thekct alTords nt reasonable raics

JAS MclKANProprietor

T AHLO

iuifci In Drit Oooilo Itlee Tea StlksnmlJlineii noons iiiirn mr

- Morn Ilium Verd and FlourCtiiars and Tobneeo

Also proprietor of Htce nnd Sugar PlantiftiOns nt

Kaneohe Koolau Wnlplo Uwa and I lech

Cor Nuuanu anii Ciiai iain Sts iionolulv

tljr R CASTLE

Attorneu at Ttiw and Xatury IublleNo 19 Mkrcmant Strrkt Honolulu

Attends all the Courts of the Kingdom

BRBMBN BOARO OF UNDERWRITERS

F A SCHAKFSK 4 Ct

Also ajenls for theDresden Uoard of UnderwritersVienna Board of Underwriters

Yoe the llswallsu Islapd

H ANDY STATIONERY

Trcsi

Artns

LKOALCAP PKKFECTION PADS

HODDFUS LlilTICR PADS

Letter Cap and Note Illocks of first quality paperLegal Cap Letter nnd Note Illocks of ruled

Manilla aper plain Memo and Noteblocks M II form blocks

for Hills KlntnuicnlKiWash IUts etc

Or Paper PUT UP In ANY FORM Deslr

ny runs o TitmiMs160 FortStrbrt

J fflitflh isdteijasati satttVrftig

DAILtfficncntl SiilicrtiscincntB

GHRISTMAS

A LARGE ASSORTMENT WILL

OPENED SHORTLY

AND

FConfeci loner 1nilry

Ice Cream made by

AT THE- -

N S SACHS

No 104 Fort Street

PIONEER

8TEAI GANDY FACTORY

HORNPiilicnl Cook and Ilnkci

lUcli and delicious Steam

71 Hotel St Both Telephones No 74

CBRKWER LimitedCOMPANY

CKNKKAI MKRCANT1LE AND

COMMISSION AOFNT

list orPd JoNtisJij President and ManagerJ O CaKtkr Treasurer and Sctrctaiy

Ion Wx I Ailrn Auditor

dikkctokh

Hon C K Uisii- - r Hon H Watkkiiou

Z RESTAURANT

JIW UUK ProprietorHorKl stkket Hktwriin Fort and NuuanuOur secret is success wc have never failed and

wilt continue to serve our ciuloinvrSi as In the pastWith the best the market at reasonable rates

h

OKHcmis

affords

Searcher otlRc ords

Office nt present with Albert Smith ICsq No 9KaaVuunnmi Street

Orders from the other Islandsattended to

pAUL NEUMANNS

Law Oflloo

No 44 Merchant Street Honolulu

MAGDBBURU FIRE INSURHAMBURG Company of Hamburg

A JA RCHR A CKhIT

Uulldiug Merchandise Furniture and MachineryInjured against Fire on llie most favorable terms

CLAVS SrRECKRLS

w M G IRWIN CO

wm r IIIW1N

Snuar Factors nnd Commission AyentsHonolulu II I

P P GRAY M D

PUVNlCIAtf AND SUIUIHONOffice nest door to tho Honolulu Library

8 to 10 a M

Officii Hours a to 4 r m

7 to 8 i M

Sundays g to 11 A M

RESinUNCK Alakea St 0pjile V M C A

TTONOLULU IRON WORKS Co

rsr

Steam Rnylnes Suyar UltlaIron llrnss nnd Lend Casllhys

Honolulu II 1

nrtlrulsi

i-

a

toto

oil work on the shorlestholice t

p W FRAZBR

MERCHANT TAILOR

AND

sOSMOPOLlTAN

promptly

5

HollersCoolers

Jr

escculed

HERALD

HOLISM GOODS

IS THE- -

8E

Popular Millinery Housje

Proprietor

Honolulu

fHE BEST

iEAPESJIThe Report of the Proceed

iligs of the HAWAIIAN

LEGISLATURE for 1886

jompiltcl arningcd and indexed

BY

BANK REYLite Associate Kditorof Hawaiian Gatettc

Also containing Photographsef the members of Assembly

WILL BE

TTT3T TOTTFTkUJJJJXL7JJLJLU1

IN A

FEW DAYS

The Index to this work has been ar- -

anged with careful consideration and

vill be found to afTord more excellent

cferences than any work hitherto

Jwblished

A complete and thorough Index

hiul the only copy with Photographs of

Hie Members

r Orders nny be Left at

JHSOPERSFormerly J M Oat Co

hinery of every description mado order JMerChatlt Street Gazette Blockattention paid Slips HhekvnitMnEi

pHBO II DAVIBS Co

JKaahpmanu Stuiikt Honolulutlenoral mul Commlsnlnn Merchants

AGBNTS FORI oyils

Foieign Marino Iiisuranre CompanyCorner Klny and Muktn Nts jrNiilf Assurance Cotnpanvl Ira nnd LifeModeratechnrgei too workmanship and a perfec ilL0lAinor rjketsLlyeriiool 10 Honolulu

fit guaranteed Liverpool Nos it and 13 The Albany

F

gusincsB OTUusL

A SCIIABFER CO

itifOKTnua anu

Comtiilsiitoil Merchants

NO 99MKKCIIANT Strrkt Honolulu

- 0 DEHGBR

Atcnlfor Mucnfala b Urban NitftMnnciiANT Strrbt Honolulu

DROWN t PHILLIPS

Jrnctlcnl lliimbxfii On Vtllrra mietVoiipnr SmitfiH

House and Ship Job WorkpromptlyexecutedMo 71 King St Honolulu

T BWEUS COOKE

Successor to Lkwrrs DicksonImporters ami Dealer In Lumber nnd nil

Uliulu of Jlnltittnff MaterialsNo 81 Fort Strrkt Honolulu

JH SOPERSuccessor to

J M OAT JR COStationers anil Metes Healers

Jtotl Rubber Stamp AfcneyOazrttb Hlock No tj MrrciiXnt Strrkt

HoNOtVLU II I

T ALFRED MAG00N

ATTOttKltr AT LAW

42 Merchant Strket Honolulu

w ILL1AM MeCANDLBSS

Dealer In Choicest Deef Veal Mutton liteNo 6 Quebn Struct Fish Makkht

Family and Shipping orders carefully nttended toLive Stock furnished to Vessels nt short Hotice

vegetatiles of all kinds supplied to orderTKLRmoNB No la

BEAVER SALOON

Fort Street Oi tositb Wildrk Cos

J XOTTK ProprietorFirst class lunches si rvcd with Tea Coflec Soda Wa

ter Ginger Alo or Milk

Ores rioi 3 a m till 10 r u

timolcers Requisite a Speciality

WEST II M DOW C W MACFARLANR

XXTEST DOW CO

I triiiorfflr orJ Iailrtiitll klUds ofMusic Fancy and Junanese lilAds

PnmtiMrnll ft O Lf fMiiiitisui iiu ocniK jiwiiiiics itiirTorsPaintings Chroinos and Toys Picture Frames andCornices to order Moving and repairing Furniturea rctiaiiiyNo 105 Fort Strrkt Honolulu

G J WALLERFamily and Shipping Butcher

METROPOLITAN MARKET

King Stroot

Employment OfficeUNDBRSIGNKD IS PREIAUKIJ TO

furnish servants for every description of orkIncluding house servanLs stewards cooks waitersgardeners carpenters etc

Ohluoso IntorprotlnKA specially AccounU collected nnd generil commissions carefully and promptly executed

Ollloor Nuiianu street corner Kukui PlaceOpHitc 16 Sam Sing W SAKKNOs

Yosemite SkatingSCHOOL

Will Ik open every afternoon and evening as follows

Monday TiicNilny Wotlnentliiy millaattirday Evoiiinijs

To the public in general

FRIDAY EVENINGSFor ladies and gentlemen1

Saturtlny AftoruoonFor ladies gentlemen and children

Lessons in Fancy Skating

MUSICFriday and Saturday Evenings

WILLIAM WALLManager

B-- M CarterI Ins on hand for sale In quantities to suit

Departure Bay Goal New-

castle¬

Coal CharcoalIlnnl mill Soft Wood SitwcdA Split

Mauicnie Hay

California Hay

Bran Oats

Barley Corn

Cracked Corn

Wheat Etc EtcOrders are liVby soliciic nnd will s delivered nt

any locality wittiin the city limits

NO 82 King StreetDoth Telephones 187

CLARItNCR WILURKASItruKt

NO 77

usiircofi Sxitts

I VOLNKV A1IIANC0UKTASUPOKU

ASHFORDASHFORDLaw Chancery Conveyancing Admi-

ralty¬

Bankruptcy ProlmtcEtc Etc Etc

Oppick Old Capitol Huilding adjoining GeneralPost Office 4

M A UONSALVRS K HUTCHINSON

GonsalvesCoWliotcsala Iroeirs mid JI7n MerchantsHkavkr II lock Quiirn Stkrrt Honoiul

Post Office llox No y TeleplioaeNo s63

John T WaterhousernioiTer and Dealer in tlenerat Mer ¬

chandise

No 115 31 QuHRNSTKrm Honolulu

H Flackfeld CoGeneral Commission Annuls

Cok Fort anii Qukrn Strrrts II01101111 U

T M WHITNEY M D D D S

Dental Rooms on Fort StreetHonolulu 11

Office in Hrewers Hlock corner Hotel and FortStreels entrance on Hotel Street

T A THURSTON

Attorney at Late

No 8 MrrciiantStrhet Honolul

Hawaiian HotelCarriage Co

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

Horses clipped with the PatentLightning Clipping Machine

s

A few good Horses 2 PhaetonsTwo Top Buggies second hand Har-ness

¬

and 2 Village Carts

PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMEStRing up Telephone Number at or Apply to

MILES HAYLEY

qPHRUMS BINDERY

Tins Popular Bindkrv located at106 Fort Street Advkrtisks No Spe

qiALiTius but is able to do all sorts

sizes and conditions of Book binding

Ruling Perforating Numbering Let-

tering

¬

and Paper cutting as well as in

San Erancisco and at moderate prices

At This Complete Binderynewspapers magazines pamphlets andsheet music arc neatly and simply or

elegantly and sumptuously bound as

taste and pocket may demand Old

books arc carefully andjirmly rebound

All Descriptions of BlankBooks are made to order at as low

i i

rates as- are consistent with first class

work The Bindery is now using

Westons Record and Bitinswick

Linen paper for all tirst class work

Orders Left at G ThrumsFort Street Stoke will haverPK0MPT Attention

- B WILLIAMS

--mlMrOKTKRANI DraIBR IN

Furniture 0 Jleery Description AlsoUpholsterer and Manufacturer

v

Furnlturo Wnrcrooms No m Fort Street Woikshop nt old stand oil Hotel Strrtt All orders promptlyattended to

A L SMITH

Imiortev and Dealer In GlasswareMertden Sllvcr Flnted llare

Jlruekets IasetNo 83 FortStrrut 4 Honolulu

Kings Combination Kectacles nnd EyeglassesLustra Wire Ware Fancy Soaps Picture Franu iWoitenholins Pocket Cullcry H I Chni cs Islandviews Clatkt Stool Cotton Muclupe Oil akinds of Machine Needles Domestic Paper Fashion

Sole agent of the universally acknowledged LightRunning Domestic Sewug Machine

UT F ALLEN

lias ml office with Messrs llishop Co corner ofMerchant nnd Kaaliumanu btrrcts and he wilt diepjeased to attend to any business lutrusted to him

T AINE Co

CommfWii MerchantsImporters and dealeni in Hay Grain and Ucnerat

ProduceHonolulu 11 I

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n

H

W0wf0m mmymmfc

Tnu DAita tiMkthts runusuui

EVERY MORNING

EXCEPT SUNDAYS

KiK TMK IHorniston ivtiir Iarss Pimf isiiInhCi

uVt h Onioo No CO Mowilmtit St

TtittH op Hiinsoiurrioff

Iet Annum v6noSis montm - 3001 hrc nioni 150Pr month socts

Postage additional

KW NubierlptloiuiilhiiahlcZlH lii mtf

llrief from nil parts ofjthc Kingdomwill always be Acceptable

All matters intended for publication as well as business comnnmicitioits and advertisements should l

addressed toDIK DAILY HltlALD

WEDNESDAY DECEMBR i 1886

GETTING ILL FAME

The San Francisco Alia Californiadiscusses the revival of kahuna rule orgovernment by heathen sorcci in thisKingdom It refers to the businessthat brought Mr Gibson to the Islandsand gives the substance of a rumorsupposed to originate here that thePremier is now directing affairs so asto prepare the cnuntiy ns a refuge for

Mormonism when driven out of Utah

The placing of a loan on the Londonmarket the Alia considers only possi-

ble

¬

in view of the state of affairs hereon the theory that it will be for the

same purpose as that which would

undprlic a loan made to the King ofUganda as the basis of ultimate forci-

ble

¬

absorption of the Kingdom givenin security The article concludesby saying that the United Statesshould carefully follow events in

Honolulu for It is not to our interestthat any one should slip into domina-

tion

¬

of those islands onithc back of a

bad debt nor bytthe hoodooing of

kahunasThe Weekly IleraHoJTmdem

Francisco November nth has anarticle nearly a column long being anexpose of the Hawaiian financial situa ¬

tion with snatches of Mr Gibsonsrecord and thrusts through the divin-

ity that doth hedge a king Whilethe article is not wholly just yet thereis much that is too true in it and theonly way that the King and his Cabinetcan prevent irretrievable damage tothe Kingdom by the publication ofsuch articles abroad is to right aboutface and give the country an adminis-

tration

¬

tint will so far as possible redeem if not atone for the follies andimprovidence of the past

A CAUTION

In connection with the AmericanGovernment deliberations on the lighting of the torch in the hand of thestatue of Liberty a member of theLighthouse Board expressed the opinion of many persons as being that theelectric light was a detriment ratherthan an aid to navigation He said it

was a fact that the electtic light at HellGate was to be discontinued after thefirst of December because it was regarded as dangerous to navigationThis is a point upon which the Hawaiian Government should obtain thebest possible information before n

eluding the harbor light in any schemefor the illumination of the city

FRATERNAL UNION

An important development in secretsocieties has just taken place in Washington Delegates representing seventeen fraternal societies met there andorganized a National Congress of Fraternal Beneficiary Societies Theyrepresented an aggregate membershipof over half a million The main objeer ot tne congress is to organizeamong the variqus beneficiary orders asystem of mutual information benefitand protection There may be dangerof complete amalgamation eventuallywith political schemers working thevast organization for party advantage

Bcforo promulgating fresh and fool-

ish¬

dccrecsthe Government should giveattention to the large class of offenderswho cumber the sidewalks with goodssome even doing a large share of theirbusiness on the public right of way

fil i HlliHiililniillli Iiiiuiii 11 lilliiiliiiillillhMIWWfcj M SfilliWl

IMPOSITION

The order just proclaimed in thename of the Minister of the Interiorrequiring householders to do the streetcleaning in front of their premises is atonce the most tyrahrtical and the moststupid piece of imposition emanatingIroin theovcrrtment for a long timeIts obnoxious requirements cannot possibly be enforced for neither citizennor foreign subject will submit tomulcting in damages and prosecutionfor street obstruction on account ofrubbish that may be deposited accidentally or otherwise in front 01 theirdoors Probably the extent to whichsuch an order can be carried out will

amount to no more than the desultorypersecution of a few people hcic andthere It is a stupid injunction in thatits enforcement would lead to thetransference of rubbish from one placewhere it should not lie to anotherplace where it has no more right to re-

main

¬

Dishonest and ill disposedpeople would in alt probability befound under cover of night surrepti-

tiously

¬

shovelling the rubbish from

their own frontages to those of theirneighbors or wheeling the accumu-

lations

¬

to the nearest vacant lot However the Government having neverbeen able to carry out previous goodregulations in the matter of scaveng-

ing

¬

will scarcely bother itself muchwith the enforcement of this very badone It is all right to forbid peoplefrom throwing tree trimmings or otherdebris into the street but to order that

all sweepings and other refuse mustbe disposed of by the parties occupyingthe premises appears to mean theabandonment of the scavenging ser- -

ice altogether by the GovernmentBesides having the worst streets to befound in any city of similar protentions Honolulu willj next have publicthoroughfares that will beggar compari-

son

¬

with those of anywhere for untidi-

ness

¬

and foulness

NOTES AND COMMENTS

That there are not millions in

every possible new industry for Hawaiiis illustrated by the new to hand thatolives have been so abundant in Italythat tlr oroduce will scarcely pay theexpense of making the oil

Four men are bound over in Sono-

ma

¬

county California to answer be ¬

fore the United States District Courtto a charge of driving the Chinese fromthe town of Bloomfield in that countyApparently the American authoritiesarc determined to teach all citizens andresidents that they take law into theirown hands at the peril of answering tothe offended law of the land

In the- - matter of arboriculture thecultivation of valuable native trees thatare either becoming extinct or deterior-

ating¬

should be regarded as of theutmost importance There are wholeforests of koa and kou wood dyingand the reasons for this lamentable process sljould be the subject of scientific investigation It is

said that the kauwila wood so valua-

ble¬

for manufacturing purposes docsnot grow with as fine a grain today aswhen it grew luxuriantly In pristineforests

I III llll

Try Martlnclli Cider It is alitolulcly pureMaw lane Co agents

Tho Bi it TonicMr Henry Hillings Washington D C

writes I have used jour Duftys Pure Maltrisky for medicinal purposes Asu tonic I

consider it superior to the hundreds of concocions which are now flooding the land as stimulant liquors

BUSINESS ITEMS

Ever body bays the imported Candles at theliiue arc yum- - um 00 ana iry fcomel

Mies Titrlc nt Miss llnrrvs Pnnrlilvivula j vwstreet lias received by last steamer a largeassortment 01 stamping rattt ms lor lancywork 1 w

No iWfyLtok excels the Hawaiian Almanacanil annual tor rename statistical ana generalinformation relating lo these Islandslrice50 cents

Now is the time to get your ChristmasCards Wo have Just received a large andwell selected stock all new and of the latestdesigns Call and get one Kinr Uros ArtStore Hotel tstreet tf

II you want a good smoke lor your moneypatronize home industry and call at J VHinglcys Crystal Sod Works 69 Hotelstreet Island orders solicited and promptlyfilled There Is no license required lo sellthese cigars Do not forget the name J WUingley nor the place Crystal Soda WorksHotel street

A 001 RfMkiiY Oie feels better actsbelter and ii contented after taking a plate ofGood and iHire Ice Cream as they serve at theElite Ice Cretm Parlors 85 Hotel street Delicious Fruit Ices ami Sherbets in evercbanglngvariety Th J ancy Cakes and Candies ofsuperior make and quality are all the got Allorders promptly attended to King up 338Mutual Ttlcplione Uell 8s

Try M trllnclll Cider It is absolutely pureMacwrlanc Si Co agents

The Daily Herald 50 cents permonth delivered

mMMIIMWiHmUmXfDli XIQHT1

McCarthys Triplets

By calling on Mr E R Hendry atPacific Hardware Conjpany a wearyhouse hunt may be avoided

The Popular Millinery House one ofwhose signs hangs out on the first pageof the Herald inviten attention to itsstock of holiday goods

t

Following are the newly clcctrjdoftlccrs of the Waimca Company H A

Widcmann president G N Wilcoxvice president A Jaeger treasurer C

0 Berger secretary and auditor

ileto bbcrttccmcnto

TGltnl

Honolulv D mUr ltt 1836

Prom h first day 6f J ami n t tin rental of

Instruments nl present nine In the DstrV sofEwn

WaPinae Waialua And Kooliupolto V la reduceirto

3001 monl- - vCODlUBV 11KOWN

Fresldcnt

TO RENTco rrage now occupied nv mkTinW Tucker con- - ling roorr bath re 1m

ptntry vt lanit room etc Direvre dstablon hire hoil servmt s room a i goi 1 order

Apply to E R HENDRY r Ia trie HardwareCV Store Fort street

THIS

Space ReservedroR

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THE ROYAL SALOON

KING BBOS ART STORE

READY READY READY

olidays

COME COME COME

Come and See the Rich and New

Goods

Opened and Opening- -

We arc now placing on cxhibitio

for the first time our stock of Npvcltki

for the approaching Holiday Tradepersonally selected by our Mr T J

King during his recent trip to thli

United States which we unhesitatingly

claim to be the largest finest and best

assorted stock of Picture and ArtGoods ever shown in Honolulu

Tho Following Is a Pnrtfnl JClstolIiatoit Importations

Steel Itngravings Pastel Crayon PaintngS

Oil Paintings Photo Albums

Artotypes Glace Photo PanelsPhotographs Gold Frames

Water Colors Plush FramesSilverware Ebony Brackets

Brass Goods Medallion Photoigraph

Artists Matcrirs AutogiaphAlbum

Parlor Easels Holiday Sou- -

f venibBouquet Tables Graphoscope

Bronze Frames BroomHolder

Plush Goods Birthday Cardi

Painted Plaques and Panels

Book Shelves Wall Pockets

Christmas Cards Etc Etc

SPECIAL

Our rccenj importations contain cmcomplete assortment of all the lateststyles in Oak Bronze Gilt Copperand Plush Picturo Frame Mouldingsfrom which we are prepared to makeframes to order on short notice at thelowest possible rates

KING BROS87 Hotal Street Coraor of Urion

a V MSCKAHl ANK II Ii SIACCAKUNFI

fy W MACPAULANE CO

Importers ComuUssIou Mcrolmntinntl Suiar raotors

iite proaniuilding Queen street Honolulu

aofnts poh

Puutoa Slieep Ranch Co Ifawall Jii Fowler ft Gos btoam lJowaml Jortable TrnniwAJfl

Works LeedsMirrlcss Watson Cos Sugar Machinery RlasgnwlGlasgow unit 1 Innolulu Mue of 1acketsLlerool and I Innolulu Linn of lnckclitendon nnd Honolulu 1 Ine of SteamersSun I lie Office of London

Si t M wpArtwtwiSS

Ocitcwl dbUctHiiiJ

Santa ClausJ

HBadtiuartirs1 1

1

100 rOIW STKEET

11 rcplclo with its mll variety o imrncllse anJ

ksuonabl NocWlc for jining and olJ

--ConsHtlnj In part of- -

Mlsccliniieofw Art fc Frchcntfttiim Hoolw

incluiiinc -

A coml Invoice of Mr Sinclairs indBrhlotnI lowcn oftlie Ilnvnllin Islamic I loritl

ard hsmly volume Irts Juvenile tiookftOiriconhtl 1ocUt Dhtiesfor 1887

New btjle lnpctcricj and Tnlilct

Portfolios Plnsli Good I iilics ami GcnsTriH clingJaws Necessaries work uaskeu ntieu 101a

Pencils IensnnJ Holders Charm Sino¬

graph Pens Christiiits nrtl New YearsCardi with more to follow

NEW TOYS AND GAMES

Ioi the Youns foils j

i

Dolls and Doll SundriesHaidit Ilodles Arms Shoes Hut Jcwclrj- - Da

Wire Itcds nnd Multibuses Doll Carrisges Clialisnml Tnliles vngou narrows suiki- -

Velocipedes Tricycles HockingHorses bnoo nys

RUBBER GOODSDolls Rallies Animals Halls Ktc Etc

Croquet Scts Asstd Grades

Kloccllwr wlili n va cty of oilier articles which mube wen 10 bo npprcctited

Orders respectfully blicitet and Tilled with care

TIIOS G THRUM

liOOKSKLlFK ana HTATiUMilt

100 Tort Stroot

iUENGE

I will jump ajjiinst Win Mt re one two three ormore standing Jumps without weight New YearDay for Jjjo

I willjump J Winter one two three or more standIng Jumps with weights for 100 up the 1 me dayand I will Jump any man In the I audi one two threefour or five stand if jumps will 1 welgb s for anyomouct agreed on llie tame t y

ROBERT LEVY

HIS RKLSee the Thactonjand Cutaway Carriages - HOYTS

new Carnage Repository King street comer AlakcafTJio famous make of Sludcbakcr Uros Manufacturingtjo Uucago

Inspect bcforo Buying Elhowlicrc

Celebrated Shoeing ShopAt No 50 King street Opposite the old PolicentionInterfering or Over rcaching Horses ctiredor no

charge

tInm work for DuilJings also done to thorouchwUfactlon

c T ITOYT

New Photosrepf GalleryAhovc Pantheon Stable

Port Stwhui- - Hokoluiu II IIoitr ills and views first class wprk Satisfaction

guaranteedA GONSAIVKS

BiRoWisr o 00lir i e sand Dcrler- -

Jvles Wines SpiritsAT WHOLESALK

14 Merchant St Opposite Post Office

Honolulu HI

fpO THE GREAT ARMY1 OF WRITERS

Gillpts Esturhrook Steel Tens

TODDS GOLD riSNS fAIIKRS ANT1 NERVOUS rKNIIOLDRRS

llnUier Holders Cork Holders Ivory and HbonyI Holders gold mounted Ivory and HoneJ Koldersand laer Cutters rnhers Tablet

irxscri uenisons velvet Krascrsryslnl Itublwr Kubberiii woodpencil shape Thumb Tacks

Iencil iVoleciors RubberJlands of various

siics etc etc

Par dale It TJIOS 7 Til Jt VIII

1 Wo iio Fort Stkkbt

st ISITING CARDS BUSINESS CARDS

fAI41U wwiin

lie had lo order at tho

VRES3 rUULISIUNO COS 01TICE

iWi

iTii ti il iii fliiTrViri iiiYiViIVii

ScjmwI ubcrlificmcntc

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PEACE ASSUREDWar Averted No Cutting of Prices

NO PUFFING OF INFERIOR GOODS

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

1 Mens Youths and Boys

Custom Made Clothing ever offered to tiie Public

My Goods are Shrunk before Cutttig

Everything in Gents Underwear viz Silk Lisle threadBalbriggans Anglo India Gauze Cotton Jeans Muslin Etc

Ladies Misses and ChildrcnsFlm firslclass Ilnslcrv In nil Orfiilc nnd Shfttles fiom Silks to CnltotiS Mv Gctllle

men Ilosicrf nte Simply Elegant A look at my real HALI1UIGGANS Is wcllworlliavisit to the slorc These tjooilsnrc madefor myself nntl nrethc only cootUof tlickind sold hereKvcrvlliini usnllv found hi nil well nmiointcd Gcnllcmens llirnisliinc jockN Slorcs atehe found here No Puffing nccciryai this cstflblishmint well nnd favorably knownIroni 1 1 u nil fJliliau

No Trouble to Show GoodsM McINERNY

TIIE TRUTH MUST BE TOLDIt lsTrjvs tliat

CHARLES HAMMER

loIs is

to

HashHv rctunird from ihe Coat with a wit seleaol slock or nil Mmlsof 1 KIMMINRS SADHI tIIIANKK1S IA1 UOlllS and a great vanet of aiticles the lilct of wliicli his nevrr liefure been wen lure

It lsT notlmt Charles Hnnimor will fell the ahovc touether Willi his own msuufactiirc ofKiddies and Ismc at puces are I iund lo suit everybody

It in tnio that Chnrloa Unnitncrs miV4 of Jnrness Is to efl known nil overlhc Kingdom forlioth quality nna cheapness lint tl ere is no need for praising it here

4Tt In Trnn tlut on ft rsof lionet cannot anbnl to nass CIIAUIim IIAMMrUS uihni rlllnr I m

isee lliqeuods work and priisDont Forget the Old Store corner Fort and King Streets

CHARLES HAMMERProprietor

M GOLDBERGGorncr of Fort and Merchant Streets

JUST RECEIVmVrtui FINEST IINEsOF

itona de Cnn Gents Furnishina0

Goods

HATS CAPS ETC ETC

Latest Stylos and Novelties-- in NeckwearAlso by repented nml Speclil Rrrjiifst n small Invoice of tho IInes Hand made

consequently

most durable gents shoesObtainable in the Eastern Markets

m

i WOLFE COj No 66 EOTUL STUEET

Groceries Provisions and Feedi A full supply of choice goodi always on hand Fresh California produce

y every steamer All orders faithfully attended to and goods delivered freeof charge Island orders solicited Satihfaction guaranteed

P-- - Do no DellTelephoioNo345 Mutual No 149

NOWLANDINGIRv T n Cwlrl 1U n rj y j u OjJlcUlrJl5 dllLL VVlr 11 Will

5150PACKAGES GRAIN

urjimN JJbHU COII E McINTXHE BIUK

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and FeedwrnPpyfma TJtr0l

1 New 00s tCCeivtd llV CVPrv lnrl l fls rforma ImhUicc Iiv cvay teamcr 11 iV V10- - J rcs1 Clliany pnit of the city free sf chaise llKlf T1 Joo1r cverc1 u

fjffice llnx Nn 145 Trk phnne No r2 T Satisfaction Ruarnntecd 1osl

P 0 Dox 315 ESTABLISHED 1879

Li si iTflephone 171

JOS E WISEMANGeneral Business Agent

CAMPBELL BLOCK Hnwrtrr 1ieal listUo Ac ntuniu ovnunt Awnt wuni noiise iimvrWlldirB Ste inulilp Auent Money uroiccr

Manager Hawaiian Opera House

Plreand Life Insurance Agent

jitikk

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LOOALJjfEWSIn the churches till

Trustees meet

Mr T 12 Wiseman is coming back

Willi a rirrus on Ihc 15th

Cuas 15 lfay bark Nonantum is

registered at the Hnwaiian Hotel

I ort street Church service to night

will be preparatory to the communion

on Sunday

Palace and city seemed to be Hiking

a sleep last night after the- - fortnightsjubilations

More rain and a disagreeable winter

arc predicted by a man well up in Hawaiian weather

Miss Hurkccnibroidefer and poetesswho left here some time ago has beenmarried on the Coast

A musty effluvium rises from the

streets after every shower being panic--

ularly noticeable at night- - I

Mr Fred Williclin and Mrs P Rich ¬

mond were married at Waimea KauaiNovember 25th by Rev J Kaukau

The Hkramj is indebted to Mr

Sopors news agency for a supply oflatest California papers immediately

after arrival of Ihc mail

The United States Consulate lies

its lag at half mast during the presmlieil ncriod of national mourningfor the lamented ex President Arthur

From the first of January the Hawaiian Hell Telephone Company will

reduce the rental of instruments in thecountry districts of this island to 5

per month

Mr W 15 Merrick has in his pos-

session

¬

a kauwila wood post of a bed

stead that belonged to Kamchamcha

III The wood shows superior grain

to the average kauwila grown at the

present and is in rcirnrkably goodpreservation

Poultry is reported to be scarce sincethe festivities The Chinamen haveput up the price of ducks severalpoints Doubtless fresh supplies will

shortly come from the other islandsThe weather has kept the Koolaupoulterers on tho other side of the Pali

Mr Chas Lucas andmini wnre thrown Ollt of a

three otherwacon on

Monday near the kawaiahno Churchby the breaking of a whifflctrcc MrLucas received the worst injuries or thefour having to take to bed with the

prospect of two or three days deten-

tion

¬

there

When the bark Edwird Kidder was

three days from this port a seaman fell

from the topgallant yard into the sea

The mate lowered a boat as soon aspossible and picked him up but whenbrought on deck he was found to bedead not from drowning but from the

shock He was buried at sea

That 100 given the Kings Ownseems to have been on account ofservices at the festivities Capt Clavk

at first took it as a token pf recognitionof the companys excellence in thecompetitive drill The HouseholdGuards and the Royal Rand each re-

ceived

¬

a similar bounty from the King

Officer Holoua last night surprisedtwo native wdmen croning over opiumpipes at Japan Sea a locality be¬

tween Nuuanu Fort Ueretania andKukui streets Resides these the en ¬

tries at the Station were a man chargedwith mischievous mischief and disturbing the quiet of the night and onewith being drunk

In nnenrdnnce with the recommendation of the Archbishop of Canterburyand York that the intercession for missions should take place on the eve of StAndrews Day or on the week in whichSt Andrews Day falls there will be acelebration of the Holy Communion atSt Andrew Cathedral on ThursdayDecember and at 630 a m

Dr Emerson had a fine half Jeneycalf of which he took particular caredm inKl thc past trjwpj flt four mcjnthsMonday last three Portuguese camealong and stole the animal shipping it

to Molokai by the steamer MokoliiThe doctor was trying yesterday to find

out the names of the thieves also theexpressman wh j hauled the calf to thewharf

11

Mr C W Hnrt road supervisorhas with the approval of the Ministerof the Interior warned all residents of

Honolulu by advertisement in heAdvertiser that 110 rubbish will beallqwed to be deposited in the streetsand that all sweepings and other refusemust be disposed of by occupants or

premises or be removed nt their ex ¬

pense they themselves to be prose ¬

cuted for obstructing the streets

SUPREME COURT

Prolmto Division

At Chambers Number 30th inthe estate of J M Daigle before theChief Justice the Court heard argument of counsel Up6ri the Masterscomputation of the worth of widowsdower placed at 43675 being theresult of an expectancy of life for 30years Rate of interest allowed sevenper cent Counsel for the widow con-tended that the life expectation was tooshort the widow now being only 18years of age arid that the rate of intcrcst should not have been less thanthe legal rate which is nine per centDecision reserved Kinney Peter-son

¬

for the widow Whiting Crcighton for the heirs in France

TROVEK APPEAI

Mr Justice McCully delivered deci-sion

¬

in the following hack collisioncases appealed from the Police Courtof Honolulu

Hattie Kawainui vs Alex LazarusCollision of hacks July 31st damagesclaimed 100 Judgment was rcidcrcd in the Police Court in favor ofplaintiff for 5675 and costs JusticeMcCully reserved decision and gavejudgment for defendant WhitingCrcighton for plaintiff Kinney Peter-son

¬

and A C Smith for defendantC V Ashford vs Alex Lazarus

Collision of hacks July 31st damagesclaimed 50 Judgment was renderedin the Police Court in favor of plaintiffiur 30 anii costs same decision asibovc rendered in favor of defendantAshford Ashford for plaintiff Kinney Peterson and A C Smith fordefendant

t Comiajj Up Well

The Hawaiian Commercial andSugar Company held its annual meet- -

ing in San Francisco recently when avery satisfactory exhibit was made ofthe affairs or the corporation Thesugar crop tor 10HO was 14025 tonsbeing 3025 tons above the estimateThe amount realized from the sales ofsugar during the year was 119370504 against 68724023 last yearMilling expenses were 940 per tonagainst 1267 ast year Permanentimprovements have been made to thevalue of 4201383 The bonded indebtedness was reduced by 100000leaving it at a million dollars and anoverdraft of 11741606 was paidAssets are 3747i3S474 liabilities

100779797 including the bondeddebt above mentioned The Prcsidents report among other things saysthat the introduction of Japanese laborhas been neither as profitable noreconomical as anticipated A crop of11000 tonsis pstimatcd for 1887 anda larger crop than in any previous yearfor 188S Officers and directors wereelected or the current year as followsPresident H L Dodge vice-pres- i

dent J Dj SpreCkcls treasurer A liSpreckclsj secretary 12 II Sheldon

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Gompllmouti to a Commoiloroi

On Monday Capt King was given adinner on board the steamer Kinau tosignalize his retirement from the command of that handsome vessel and in

auguration as superintendent of theWilder steamship line on snor MrCeo C Recklev nurscr of the Kinauu i mistcr of ceremonies on behalfof the shins complement and presented Capt King with a fine paintingnf hr ttinau accomnanied bv a com- -

nlimuntarv address sicned by Geo Ctt t II T T Tm itfrUeckley A 1 tiniuiiii u v uvutu

C Kidder W Hatty C BrewsterIf Pttih Wallace T C Strow W Col- -

trell H Hansen and David Healths

were proposed and coroiauy hoiiuicuas follows Commodore King by C

L Wight Hon S G Wilder by 15

V Tucker His Majesty the King by

Capt King 15 W Tucker and his

new enterprise by Geo C Ueckley

Capt Lorenzcn our new commander

by R W Wallace The Wilder Steam ¬

ship Company and its officers by Capttrim Tin fillowini invited cucsts

were present Mr W C Wilder ofWilder Co Mr S H Rose

tarv of Wilder S S CoWight Superintendentroad Co

Secreand c u

Hawaii Rail

Poltoo Court

Joseph Ryai yesterday ca no urj Co

receive judgment fur assault and bat-

tery

¬

He was found guilty fined 20

and ordered to give a bond of 100 to

keep the peace for one yearHen Tenorio party to the affray of

Sunday was again remandedKalua was given 6ix months at hard

labor with a fine of 15 and costs for

stealing a case of gin worth 9 from

the freight of the steamer Kinau while

on the passage from Honolulu to Mauland discharg ¬

Koo was reprimandeded on a charge of assault and battery

All Sang and Ah Tai Aug were fined

510 each for playing uokiiucm ohSunday

A rattlesnake was found in Georgia1 -- nwl tlm handle of a iuc

IWIIIUU iiiwM- - - - -

iiiiitinu in the South had madeiiniiii -lijm desperate

As a Hueguanine npnetlwrUnexcelled

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FOREIGN NEWS

UNITED STATES- -

A Singular Accident

A New Haven despatch of Novem-

ber¬

20th says Dr Illair of Yale Col-

lege

¬

was knocked insensible and nearlykilled by the explosion of an ostrichegg in the Pcabody Museum this morn-

ing

¬

Such an occurrence was neverheard of before according to thescientists of this city The egg whichweighed three and one half poundswas one of four which had just arrivedfrom South Africa having been savedfrom n wrecked ship near Trinidad DrBlair had just blown the embryos outof two shells for they were what hewanted and was filing a hole in thethird when a hiss and an explosion fol-

lowed

¬

knocking him senseless andcovering his face with cuts The ex-

plosion

¬

was felt in ether parts of thebuilding The first two eggs had beenpunctured and treated with sulphate ofmercury which prevents fermentationwhile the third Iiad not and its longvoyage had stirred up a lot of powerfulgas in the cightecn-andonc-half-in-

diameter shell which burst as soon asthe file had weakened it enough Theshell is two millimetres thick and sotough that it cannot be broken withouta hammer

Various ltoms

A sharp advance is noted in Amcrcan silk manufactures

It is stated that Mayor Grace of NewYork has been blackballed by the Riding Club an uptown association

An effort is being made to boom cxPostmaster General Grcsham as theRepublican candidate for President in1888

The statue of Liberty on BcdloesIsland New York has her torch litpermanently as a mariners beacon

A schooner the Long Island ranashore at Sea ClifT LI November 201 here was no one on board and poolsof blood indicate that the crew hadbeen murdered

Nearly eight hundred telephone subscribers at Rochester N Y have

hung up their telephones in theirfight with the company and it is notdoubted that the company will suc-cumb

¬

Richard Swigcrt or Lexington Kypurchased in England November 20thby cable the celebrated stallion KingCraft winner ofthcDerby in 1S70J for

17500 He is by King Tom out ofWoodcraft

A dispatch from Washington saysA gentleman from Indiana makes thestatement that William H L ugush willlead a revolt in that State against thePresident and his Administration andwill be a candidate for the Senatorshipupon that issue

The Anarchists of Chicago arc re¬

ported to be active and to have dis-

cussed¬

various plans by which theycould greatly damage the uty Thepolice have a watchful eye on thegroups and profess to have no fears

of the plans of the Anarchists everamounting to more than boasts

Steamer Barrowmore CaptainHoncyman cotton laden from ililtimore for Liverpool put into St JohnsNewfoundland with her cargo on firebut hull not much damaged

An attempt was made to poison thefamily of P D Armour the wealthyChicago pork packer A sample pack ¬

age of buckwheat flour containingstrychnine enough to kill twelve families was sent to Ins cook but its deadlycharacter was suspected and dis-

covered¬

The aiteuipt is attributed tothe strikers of the stock yards

PACIFIC COAST

Scarlet fever has qjoscd the schoolsat Auburn

A building and loan association hasbeen organized in Visalia

The chain gang at San Hernardmorefuse to work in the streets

The codlin moth is ravaging theapple orchards around Grass Valley

The Hank of 6range Los Angelescounty has been organized with a cap ¬

ital of 10000

Yuba farmers are importing trees for

timber culture from the East and fromWalla Walla

It is reported that the track of theNewhall extension of the SouthernPacific will be laid through tlje levelSanta Clara Valley at the rate of twomiles a day

Work at the Anaheim petroleumwells is progressing favorably Onewell is down Coo feet with a goodyield of oil but wil be sunk lower toincrease the supply

Southern California has never seen aseason that began to compare with thepresent for business activity and realestate transfers and the season hashardly as yet begun

The Visalia Delta says There is anactive demand for laborers to work onthe new irrigation canals near Trover

inrtirtriiiiiiiVnuiiniiiiiiii

and in the Mussel Sloilgh countryTh ry dollars per month and board isthe usual rate of wages

William Bones son of ex SenatorBones of Oakland while out huntingnear Fresno November1 21st had hisrffeht hand shot off He attempted towithdraw his gun hurriedly from be ¬

neath the buggy scat when it was dis-

charged¬

George McCarthy one of threeSacramento boys all under sixtecpyears of age who went hunting thesame day was accidentally shot by oneof his companions whose gun was dis ¬

charged while he was crossing a fenceThe arm had to be amputated

A Y Eastcrby proprietor of the ce-

ment works in conversntnn with aSentinel reporter Santa Cruz said thathe intends in the near future to buildnew cement works at the quarrieswhich are located near Santa Cruz at acost of 100000 with a capacity of100000 barrels a year and the niachimcry in the present works will be rcimoved to the new works

EUROPE

MinoollaitnnusSheffield advices report increased

trade with America j

English tourists are now shy abouttraveling in Ireland

The local Land Leagues in Irelandare boycotting the Royal Land Com- -

missionA new pronunciamento is being pre

pared in Spain in favor of the son ofKing Atnadca

The new British ironclad Bcnbowon her trial trip averaged 17 knots anhour for four hours

Great anxiety has been created atDarmstadt by the outbreak of a diseaseresembling cholera

The screw steamer Flanistcad fromMalta to Antwerp is believed to havegone down with all on board

The recent election of Lord Irideslcigh as Lord Rector of EdinburghUniversity caused a students riot

The police of Bavaria have expelledState Architect Ressler from thecountry for assisting the Socialisticagitation

I he total number of persons condemned for life for participation in therecent revolution in Spain is 230

Large importation of Americanfrozen meats has reduced the price inLondon to what- - a local paper says

looks Jikc the irreducible minimum

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lie bark fnnalitjim5adayfrvm NewcastleNSWwith coal on shfiisnccpunt is outside If the can tllvikisi of her coal hero she wicpnie Into port

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THE LETTER PRESS

Vorttino tn Fine Hook Lavish Expend ¬

itures to Illuitrnto Modern LiteratureWhist New York Fubllihort Tay forEngravings nml Il IntlngHo sns such a quocr looklng old gcntleinnn

that Uio wrrtcr paused in his wulk tooxnmlnohim inoro closely Ho was standing in Uio

doorwnyof onoof thoso dluily lighted Ixxilc

stores which lino Nassau street between Iulton nnd Ann ongerly scanning tho pages of ahoary volutno through Ills old foshionod goldspectacles His wido iiwnko straw hat haddrifted back to tho npox of lily crown andhnd anchored Iteclf permnnonlly among thostraggling strands of Bnowy hair widthcaressed tho frayed collar of his alpaca eoatIlls white waistcoat was unbuttoned nnd thoends of tho black silk handkerchief whichserved him in llouof anccktlo bristled de-fiantly

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I has o just made an astounding discoverysir remarked tho old gcntlpman Havo thoklnduosn to look at thU book nnd tell pie whatyou think of it

It was pno of a sot of four volumes of thoworks of Pliny tho Younger published inStrasbourg In 1570 Tho typo was good andtho book was in fair condition Tho bindingwas vellum nnd four liny strings of sheepskinhung from tho corners in order that thorender might tlo tho volume up securely whonho was dono with iU Thousands of Just 6Uch

books may l seen any day exposed for 6aloon tho quays at 1niR Thoy nro thootitscourhigs of tho early lYcuck nnd Gormanprinting houses nnd can bo purchased for a

I foW francs Tho writer did not seo anythingextraordinary about tho book and ho eald sofrnnklj

nCfltDU TI1E LETTEH riUESSThon the old gentleman chuckled Thcro

Is Something In a book besldo tho lottcr prosstho printers linino and tho date ho baldSeo herol and with that ho gingcily lifted

up tho edge of tho vellum binding and oxposed tho fragments of two or thrco sentencesiiHctlhcd upon it in black letter with heroand thuro an illuminated capital rich in nralicsquo and gilding

That doclarud tho old gentleman withan all4 of triumph aftcrsurvoylng tho crabbedscrawl ciitically for a fow moments wasoriginally a missal transcribed with lnboilouscaro by somu Twelfth century monk in thoseclusion of Uio scriptorium of a modircvnlcloister Tho old fellow probably took fouror flvo years to comploto it

I toll you thcro was soma chance of a manwriting n book that was fit to read whon hoknow beforehand that it would tako four orflvo months to comploto ovory singlo copythat was exposed for sola

Thcro havo beon groat changes in tho pub-lishing

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business sinco I gavo it up ho re-marked

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with n quater in ids voice changesto my mind for tho butter Ono of my chiefobjections to printing used to bo that it didaway with all that aa beautiful in bookxWhat can compare In beauty with the Tenthcentury missal Tho gospols inscribed in sil-

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nnd gold letters on purplo vellum everycapital n flower garden and tho very marginglorious with partl colorod figures of menbirds beasts and fishes Btlll this Objectionof mlno is slowly molting uway You see inmy day tho liooks wo printed never had anyillustrations to speak of A fow wood cutsperhaps nnd moro rarely a steel lino engrav ¬

ing and that was allC1UNOE IN BOOKUAKIKO

Tho old gentleman was right thirty yearshas wrought a marvelous chango in bookmaking Photogravure nnd tho wonderfulIves process by which n fac slmllo plate isproduced direetly from tho objoct havo cometo tho publishers aid Etching has taken thoplacoof tho old stool lino ongraving to a cer-tain

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oxtent nnd probably there are not onotcnth as many stool engravings produced an-nually

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now as thoro w ore ten years ago Onlylast year an art critic wilito that tho pooplewho prefer lino engravings to etchings aretho eamo people who prefer white inarblomantels and horsehair fundturo to carvedoak and olvot plush Fifty processes oxistto day where thoro were but ono or two be-fore

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nnd if their development equals theirpromlso tho book of tho future will indeed boa marvelous production

Ono would naturally suppose that tho in-creased facilities aiforded by thoso multitudinous piocosses would mlnlmlra tho cost ofpreparing a liook for tho market but such isnotthocase Each publisher vies with hiscompetitors In making tho work unon whichho la for tho moment ongnged as elaborate aspossible Whero formcily n fow slniplo woodcuts were dcomod all that wcio necessary honow presents tho reader w 1th half a dozenetchings or engravings and thus ho Is calledupon to uxpeud nn almost incredible sum be-

fore any return i9 obtained Gcorgo P Put-nam

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tho father of tho present publisher is¬

sued an ni tlsts edition of Washington IrvingSketch Book in 1807 It contained IS1 illus-

trations¬

all wood cuts and Mr Putnam paidout 625000 before ho got back ono cent Inthoso days this was considered a fabulous turnto Invpt In ono work nnd tho number of en-gravings

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contained within tho covers of thosketch uools wore tho wonder und admuatlonof tho other bookmakers

Tho labor of pupating theso volumes forpublication oxtonded over two outho yearsIt was bogun in tho latter part of 1SG1 midtho lint copies were not issued from tho pressuntil 1W This woik pales into inslgnillcanoo before tho princely fortunes investedeach year Jn now books by tho publishers oftoday NoW York Btar

City Bfiill Dollvery In 1080In 1080 Biieh a thing lis a postman or a

can lor walking ton or fifteen hours a daydelivering mall matter will novor bo hoard offor tho simple reason thora will bo nono in oxktonco thon remarked n sclontlllo man thoother day to a rcjwrtor

Hnw will tho mail bo delivered i

Evoi ything will bo reduced to a flno systemnnd u letter will 1m delivered In thioo secondsafter its ui i Ivnl at tho postofllce Each housoin a big city will Iw connected with tho genoral poitoffleo or branch station as tho casomay bo with a pneumatic tulw largo enoughto carry a good sized pacltago At prcwJiisuch n nyttcm of delivery cannot 1k put intopractice beenuso it would Iwtoo oxjwnslvoA contuiy honeo civilization will iko to such ahigh nnd piosperoue point that a system ofquick dollvery by means of pneumatic tuboswill certainly bo in voguo It could bo dononow only it would bankrupt a city Thetuho from Twenty third street to tho WesternUnion building shows how nicely it worksA letter or telogrnpuia message takes just twoseconds to go tho two and half miles Thoquickest lucans of transit are sure to bo adopted in tho long run It is tho evolution of progross and nothing can stop It short of tho uni-verse

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Not only will private houses luirpthoso tubes but all of our largo citlds will bopneumatically connoetod Ouicngo will boperhaps ten jFoconds by loUor from Now Yorknnd Sao Frapcisco a tnlnuto or so It willchango a great many things and do nwnywith tho ctenm cars as a mail carrlor ThoByntom is yet in its Infancy rNow York Malland Express

iniiiriiinnAi AjgyvywftMtUt Sumbiof lirl

NoW do you know that thoro k no tlitalking tho Bummor girl is tho girl for tndIs thoro anything prettier than n woman in awhite dress or a white dress on a woman tWell I should say not There is where ourcountry girls tako tho shlno off of our citygirls Thoy dont wear sealskin and plushesin tho winter because thoy havent got them toweart but tho country ghlin tho summer atchurch at camp mooting of nt a picnic inher clean starched muslin lawns or calicoes- well I cant oxprcss mynelf ns I would lkjto I only wish I was out In tho fields somcvwhore where I could holler ComptrollerCampbell In Qlobo Dcmocrnt

No Hlght to Their ChildrenMlllity of mothers all over tho United

States gather their little ones around themnever dreaming that by tho law thoy havo noright to thtao children Thoy do not knowthat tho solo legal light to tho children restswith tho father In all except thrco of thostate Meat men do not know It A major-ity

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of fathers If they did know it wouldnovcr assert their l Ight as against tho mother JDut now and then n father who is as bad as1

tho law knows his legal rights and assumesthem Lucy Htono hi Uoston Globe i

A Now Orleans Momnns Success j J

Ton Years uno a natrf box maker dlcdKlnNow Orleans leaving his widow with nothingbut a hnowledgoof his trade Showont tpwork In her nltio room making boxes andwad so successful In getting orders that shosoon had moro than stio could do 8ho luredhelp added room after room nnd now em ¬

ploys thlrty Ilvo hands Bho travels for herown house taking long drumming toursthrffugh Texas and Lou hum and Is gettingric h fast Now York tain

Sho llcnchcs tr PointIf a woman Jumped at conclusions with ¬

out reaching n satisfying conclusion similarto that of man w ho reasons from facte andstatistics weighing carefully ponderingsloly It might do to say that her mind Isnot worth much but tho fact Uiatsho Jumpsactuolly to tho point proves that her mind Is

superior Her deductive Inlnd rencheV thosamo conclusion that tho Inductlvo inlnd ofman reaches Cleveland Leader

To Clennno h leodlng IlottlcMothers should liavo two feeding bottles

for tho babo so that ono may bo used whontho othor is bolng cleansed A good way toclean tho bottlo is to rinso it out thoroughlywith n strong solution of bicarbonate of sodanftcr it has been used and then let it soak inclonn water until needed Herald of Health

TJUlo Trloltt In DressmakingIt seems there nro nrtlsts who teach French

drcssmnkers certain littlo tricks and thnt it isnot nil Inborn graco which tenches them howto knot a ribbon Ono dressmaker told anAmerican concsnondont that sho paid nnartist 813 to lonrn how to make n certain bow

Boston Transcript

Qulntno for ChildrenHonoy is recommended by n writer hi Tho

Lancet ns ono of tho best disguises of thotaste of quinine and especially valuable tothis cud when administering tho drug tochildren Tho doso should bo placed in thecenter of n teaspoonful of honey Hnll3Journal of Health

tVoninn SulTrngn In SwedenWomen in Stockholm Snodon are quali-

fied¬

to vote nt local elections but until re-cently havo not made much use of tho privi-lege

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Tho numbers now ore lorgcly increas-ing

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and ladles too are actively engaged Ina dress reform movement DomorestMonthly

Woman Loir AYnges J -

Acid pulp for paicr making is produced inBw edon nt n cost of ono cent per pound Tholabor la mostly performed by women whosowages are from twelve to twenty cents n day

Exchangej j

Venn nt Long JlrunchThb hollo of Long Branch is a beautiful

young Jewess named Stella Isaacs whosofaco is a porfoct fac bimllo of that of Venusseen on artistically cutcomoos Long BranchLetter

Tho great troublo obout rules of etiquettefor sooioty is that to somo thoy becomo castiron and stand suporlor to common sonso andcourtesy Domorcsls Monthly

On Doth ShiesIts ft wlfus duty to bo pleasant saya nn

exchange Yes and its tho husbands dutyto mako hor duty easy Philadelphia Call

Jennie Junos First Newspaper SuccessI well remember tho sunny Sunday morn ¬

ing hi early summer just thirty two yearsago when my father and I stopped at thopostofflco on our way homo from church nswas our custom and I reccivod instead of thothin document I oxpoctod a bulky packagecontaining a voluminous letter of my ownThis letter had been sent tho week boforo to nndwsjiapcr friend hi Now York and describedan ovont which had somo importance andseemed interesting enough to mo to warranta detailed account of its Incidents and person-ages

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My friend had been struck with whatho was pleased to call tho good nowspaporstylo and read it to Mr Charles A Danathen managing editor of Tho Now YorkTrfbuno Mr Dana confirmed his judgmontand said If tho author will rovlso it takingout somo of tho personal alluslonB I will printif Theso momentous words wore copied ona regular correspondence slip which wns uthe formidable envelope contained besides myown loiter and can you imagiuo tho thrilltho sudden owning wido of tho whole milverf o which thoy occasioned

It is not much now o wi lto for nowspapcrsThd oidlnary newspaper man and espe ¬

cially tho newspaper woman in our largocities has becomo bo numerous no to bo ayory common thing and Is Bomotlmcs bo un-scrupulous

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as to bo considered most undesira ¬

ble for companionship or association But inthoso days it was vory different There worethen no socioty columns no womon corre ¬

spondents no womans department in anynowjiMipor Barnums Museum ArthmsWognzino nnd Godoys Ladys Book wore thorecreations and tho authoi Hies of women andthoy wore all semi religious and highly moralIn tono and character as befitted tho litera-ture

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and amusements for women and chil ¬

dren Jennlo Juno

It is well enough to calculate upon difficul ¬

ties but to include tho possibility of defeatalso ovldences a weak man Jud Lnfugnn

Fnlae llitlr und nustloaPurislon bolleponcicnt nnd modern oschow

falso hair and bustles The tendency of thotimes among Paris fashionables is towardnature nnd uway from art

Fruit for tho ChildrenTboros littlo to bo feared in eating good

fruit A barrel of apples in tho house wherotho children nnd ovoryhody can havo freoaccess is a good institution

Peach leaves pounded to a pulp aud appliedto a hmlso or wound from a rusty nail or ftthnpio cut will give immediate relief

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FILTER PRESSES

STEEL FENCE

ROOFING1 SliATES CEMENT

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Vieniio FurnitureAnd a Large Variety of other Goods too Numerous to Mciitipii

Charles Hustace100 null 111 King St botweou Tort nnd Alahoa

Has per late arrivals a full assortment of

Conllng in inrt of

Family GcrmM Oal Meal Card Meal Cracked Wheat Breakfast Gem Dilpcc llnniand Bacon Codfish Lnrd Sinokid Beef New Cheese Kegs Cal Butter RaisinsMustatd Snucc Sea Wafers Saloon nnd Medium Apples Iluiiilioldt PotatoesWheat Corn Bran Also a lull line of Cal Cracker Cos Crackers and Cakes All ol

arc ollcicd at lowest rates All orders receive catcuil attention and prompt deliveryBoth Telephones No no P O Box No 371

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO fgsumiihv- - a

74 70 Fort Street HonoluluNew invoices of Enalish and American

goods Howes Scales latest novelties inLamp Goods Kerosene Oil of the JiestQuality A new Fire Proof Paint Hardcnsnana urcnaacs uus varnibiiesLubricating Oils for all kinds of MachineryAgricultural Implements Hardware StovesTinware House Furnishing Goods Cutlery

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AGENT HALLS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANYBeaver Block Fort Street

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GENERAL MERCHANDISEAGENTSOOR

HaiLu Sugar Company

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Wcttoni Intcnt pcntrifugitl MacliIncsKj -The New York and Honolulu PacVcl Iiiie

The Merchautt Line Honolulu and Sail FranciscoOr Inyrie Sons CeM rated Medicine

Wilran4 Gibbs Rerningtoii and WJicelert Wilson Sewing Macln

LAINE CONo 34 Forfy St Clook Building

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COOKED LINSEED MEALII is the greatest Flesh fojmcr Milk and Huiter producer inuse

Oil Cake Meal shows aliuiit ty iter ctnt of nuultlvo matter this nuirly u per edit 100 lis of this miniIs ediwl to 300 lbs o oats or 318 lbs of corn or to 767 lbs of wheat brnn Also our UnrivaledMIXKI nuD us well ns our usual supply of th beht kinds of

liny Oats Wheat Corn Kto EtcSVhich Is otToicU at the Lowont Market lUies and delivered free to any part of the city

TEX B THOMAS

Contractor BuilderKstimatcs given mi nil kinds pf llrick Iron Stone ami Wooilcn Iluililinga Ucfcm Imlic

following nroniincnt liuildlncs erected ly him ntnonust otliers too ntimirrousio mention theKinfs Palace Lunnllln Home Opera Iliiuse Ilonoltilu Ubritry Wilder Mrs LacU roliceand Aswan liuihlings Etc

Brick Work in all its BranchesDice S corn cr Queen and Alakca Streets

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OPENING OE NEW GOODS

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Awarded llkHT Tkur CliLi MrnALalWorlds Kipoiition New Orleans li 1683

Tor ExcollonooTanil Purity

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Weirner CoManufacturing nnd ImpoiluiR

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Always keep on hand a mo elegant assortment of

FINE JEWELRYSOLID ANH lLATKD SIIVUR WARK

liver brought to this luntkei

Clocka Watches Brawlols NodeIclH LMns Lockets Gold CliniiiH

ami Guards Slcovo ItuttoiiBStuds EtcV Etc

And ornaments of all kinds

Elegant Solid Silver Ton Sots

And all kinds of sil ret ware luitatiU for ppSclilation

KUKUI AND SHELL JEWELRYMade to order

Repairing of watcles nnd jewelry carefully attended to and executed 111 the mot woikinanltkumanner

ENGRAVING A SPECIALTYTarticular attention u paid to orders and job wot V

from the other Uhud

Crystal Soda WorJts- nMfUFACTUimmor

FLORIDA LEMONADEI

Aoratod Waters of All Kinds

I Fruit Syrups and Essoncon

Our Goods ate ucknowleged the JIUST NO CORKS

WE USE PATENT STOPPERSIn all our Dottles

S3T We Invite particular attention to our 1atentFilter recently Introduced bvuhidi nil wxien nflitournnnufaciurcs is absolutely freed from all lm- -

iiunuekJ ST Wc deliver our Goods free of charge to nil parts

aitnecityCareful attention paid to Islands Orders Addrcut

THE CRYSTAL SODA WORKS

0 IIOX 307 HONOLULU II I

Telephone No 208

ELECTION OF OFFICERS

Waihee Sugar Company

ft T Tlin ANNUAL MIXIINU Or1 I IIIstockholders of the Waihee Sugir Company helit

tint day the following iwrsons were ilcctcdto plfico forthu ensuing year- -

President Col Z S SpaldingVlceresllent F l HastingsSccretnry Joseph O CarterTrcKurtr Win 0 IrwinAuditor Hon James I Dowscti

I n rAiM iiSecretary Wiulico hugar Co

Honolulu November 8 j886

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Masonic Illock Quce i St Honolulu

Sales o Furniture Stock Real ntate andMerchandise prujxrrly ntlcnded to

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