VOL I

The BMsstxn Ct wt HarryWt lnirry on our rnllwnys-- wo Irany

through our telegrams What 1i tho re ¬

sult of hurryinft on tho railway r Wenever Bee the bvautlea of the scenerythrough which we patH and bo with hur ¬

ried rending you do not nee tho beautiesof the literature you peruse And whatIs the next result It Is thai you do notappreciate those beauties the beauties areno longer created for you stylo sulTera lo-

calise

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renders read too fast to enjoy thestyle and beautiful writing la becomingmore nnd more rare Homo men thbrenro who In reaction ngnlnst the slovenli-

ness¬

of the writing of the present day become thomsolves stylists and literary rcstliiites but that nKoln Is ruthcr un exaggeration spcAKing genernuy nrsr ciosistylo la literature Is being weakened undseriously weakened by tho extraordinarypace nt which everybody Is anxious toread Mr Goschcns Speech

A lrofemlonal HegBara Good DodgeAlmost allot tho begging dodges like

everything else aro run Into tho groundbut there is one old fellow who has beencoming around hero for about a year has amonopoly of one of them He llrst asks Ifthoro aro any furrlnrs around afterwhich ho presents a letter saying he Is anold London bookkeeper sick and lu badluck and In need of assistance No mat ¬

ter whether ho receives help or not as hoturns to go ho always asks for a postagestamp as ho wonts to wrlto home Ho se¬

cures a number of these and after ho hasa quantity saved takes them to some ofthese peanut stands or a surburban groceryor drug store and sells them six for anickel It Is quite a good dodgo nnd It Is

strango that more of tho professional beg¬

gars havo not called It Into use DrokersCashier In Globe Democrat

Coit of Ilunnlng n locomotiveHow much docs It cost to run a loco

motive P said a railroad man Well morothan you would think If a locomotivewere starting out on a 100 mllo run andvon wcro asked what tho cost of the run

THE

would bo to tho company tho chances arothat you would say about 10 But Itcostsallttlo moro than 20 conts a mllo torun a locomotive on nnaverago Nearly8 cents of this Is for fuel 1M cents for payof engineer and fireman a half cent for oiland wasto unit moro man i cents lor re-

pairs¬

A ton of coal will runalocomotlvo twenty four miles a pint of oil willrun cloven miles nnd a pound of wastoIIS miles Tho locomotives of n railwaylike tho Northwestern run half a millionof mllos a month Chicago HernldTrain TnUf

Illljli Tricon for Tnll FootmenIn Kngland tho footmori are usually

great strapping fellows eoloctcd for theirheight and tho size oi their calves A tallone fetches moro than a short one andmany ladles arc particular that they shallbe good looking In great establishmentsthero Is one called her ladyships footman for especial attendance on his mis-

tress nnd she naturally likes him to bepresentable rne auverusemonia iuwjjjbmention if a man is moro than six feethigh for every Inch Is worth nt least apound a year In his wages ChicagoHerald

A Tllloil Woman In SpainSpanish law which permits a woman on

tho throne also allows a titled woman tobestow her title upon her untitled husband Iusteod of duquo mnrqueso orfoiule they aro all called duqueso mar- -

J

qtiufo condero kxenange

According to statistics collected by DrLandoiwy during tho last five yearsthere died of consumption in Paris CrtOOO

persons

Mil III - lllll J J Willi JJ1

General Suuerlisemente

N EW ENGLAND MUTUALInsuranceCompany of Boston Mass

INIORMKATKD 115

Assets 11 mm 1 W IHHI nearly I7000000

Policiii Issued on the most favorable termsabsolutely Hou Forfeltable after Two

Payment

LvtiiK nv NiiN mrtrsiTURa luv t

and

luured aRe 35 yeara ao ear Kndowment Plan foi b5000

jiiiuini ivfliiifiif ffjtvnoi

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Csh Surr Vle Pd up InrAt the end or the ad Year iSjSj 9 MS

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The oond and subteqeut premiums are likely to

be by lcrtatin anmril ilittnMltst l tin- -

til Aiiplications can he had of and fulllnlormattonwill be given by the A jcnts

CASTLE Sr-- COOKE

WRITING PAPERWRITINU JiiriiK

Now in stock with additional Eastern Invoices en

route A fine variety of Oie

C O N N K CTICUT V A I h

First Quality

Cap Legat Letter Notq ami B

Asoried Also Mnriyu WarJ IiWj LhieiFIJI Fofio and Note paper plain or can be

rulrd up to Mill any utdcr

THUS I II HUMNo 106 Fort St

ucmeso iltartm

u

- H WILLIAMS

Imported and Dialer infurniture of AVer Description Alio

VpUolslorvr and ManufacturerFurniture Warerooms No In Curl Street Work ¬

shops old stand un Hotel iticet All orders promptlylo

pD HOPlSCHLABGRR fit Co

linpmtm unit Commlttton MerchantsNo S Quhcn Street Honolulu Oaiiu II

PRANK GBRTZJ

Hoot and Shoemaker

Boom anil Shoes mil to OrJsr

No io Fort Stxrst Honolulu

TOHN T WATBRHOUSE

Impoi

reduced

mJ General Mer- -chandlse

No 95 31 Strhri Honolulu

EYJ M I LLP

welghti

I

attended

I

Dealer In

Quken

M OAT JR CO

Stationer anil Sews Dealerslied Itubber Stamjt Agency

Gazette Hlock No 15 Merchant StreetHonolulu II I

Paper

TT HACKFJtLD fit CO

General Commission AtentiCon Fort and Queen Streeti Hunoiui

B MclNTYRB fie BROTHER

Grocery and feed StcrtCuk Kino and FoktSts Honolulu

T AHLO

Dealer In Drt tloodii litre Tea Htlka andIm 11 Inoiliif Halt llnnti and

Nhnes limn feed and flourCigars and Tobaeeo

Also of Rice and Sugar Plantations atKaneohe Koolau Waiplo Kwa ana HceiaCon NUUANU AND ClIAfLAIN Sts HONOLULU

H IRON WORKS Co

Steam Bolters Sugar MillsCoolers Iron llrass and Lead

Honoiulu H I

of every madearticular attention paid to anpsob work executed on the shortestnotice

iififliiuajsvuiihm

1886

proprietor

ONOLULU

EnginesCastings

Machinery description to orderBlacksmith n g

p O HALL SON Limited

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

Tnrilirare iil lleneral MerehandtseCorner or Kino and Fort Strektj Honolulu

orncExsVilllain V Hall President and ManagerUC Able Secretary and TreasurerWFAllen Auditor

Directors 1 hon t Mav K O While

--pHEO II DAVIES fit Co

Kaahumanu Struct Honolulufleneral and Commission Merchants

ACKN19 KOR

Ilojilillritisliand Foieigu Marine llifuiiice CompanyNorthern Aturaina Cnnipauv Fire and Life

Pioneer Line of PacLtti Liverool 10 HonoluluLiverpool Oflii Not u and 13 The Albany

OUSTACB fit ROBERTSON

DraymenAll orders for callage promptly attended to Parti

cuUr attention paid to the StokInq and SuuriNQofgomls In transit to the other Islands Also IILAOK

Sand and White Shii In quantities to suit at lowest

prices

OfrlCE No 46 Queen ttreel adjoining auction

rooin of V I Adaim ti Co

Mutual Telephone No 10

GOW UACPARIANK H R MACrARLANR

W MACPARLANB fit CO

Important Contniliulon Moroliontiand Sugar Factor

Iire proof Mullding Queen street I lonolulu

AGENTS FOR

Iuuloa Sheep Ranch Co HawaiiI Fowler ifc Co1 Sleam Plow and Portable 1 ramwa

Works LeedsUhrlcii Watson i Crfs Sugar Machinery Glasgow

lasgow and Honolulu Line of PacketsLiverpool and Honolulu Line uf PacketsLondon and Honolulu Line of SiciiuersSun Flic Olfice of London

--CASTLE fit COOKE

Shipping and Commission JirWniMrMo So KindStrekt IUiniiIUI

IMfORTUKM AND UKMKKS IN

GENERAL MEKCHAND1SKAgcnU lor

The Hitchcock fit Company PlantationThe Alexander llaldwm Plantation

K llalslead or Walalua PlantationA II Smith Company K0I01 Cauai

J M Alexander Haiku MaulThe Haiku Sugar Company

The Kohala Sugar CompanyHamakua Plantatlnn

The Union Inurancc Company ol hun FranickdiThe New Bnglaiul Life Insurance Company of llloiThe lllake Manufacturing CoiupariV of llostonD M Westons Patent CenUifugal MachinesThe New York and Honolulu Pucket LineI lie MertnaiH Line iionoiuic inu aan rruiuiuDr Jaynci i Son Celebrated cdiclnesWilcox i iibbi Singer ManufAduring CompanyWheelei St Wilson bow Ina Machines

T0 THE GREAT ARMYOr WKIlUKa

Gillols EsterbrtRA Steel Tens

TODDS GOLD FENS

FAUKRS ANTJ NERVOUS PENIIOLDIiRS

Rubber lloldeis Cork Holders Ivory and Ebony

lloldem Kold mounted Ivory and HoneFolders and Paper Cutters J abers 1 ablel

Krasers Denitona Velvet LrasersCrystal Rubber Rublienn wood

pencil shape Thumb TacksPencil Protectors Rubber

Hands of varioussires etc etc

fur Sale by THUS fl TllltUUNotSo Fort Street

1 A 1 1

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No 104 Fort

j lGeneral

Street

To Arrive1

For Tlfe- -

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Desiring to close out

SHIP CHANDLERY

u

AND

COMMISSION BUSINESSWe will sell at leduced prices our entire slock goodwill and lease of premises to a refpomible party t afair valuation

Hcnnlulii August 9 l86

AND

106

ST

F HORNPiartiCal Confectioner Pastry Cook and linker

Rich and delicious Ice Cream made by Steam

71 Hotel St Both Tclephrno No 74

EJICE CREAM

AND

Iiiuoolu Bluoli Kinu Stroot--

The choice t candiej and Ice Cream constantly onhand private rooms for ladies and families will openabout the loth of September

THE ROYALCor of Nuuanu and Merchant Sts

Under the ol

E H F

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Keep alwaya in stock a variety of the best WinesLiquor llecrs and Ice cold Heer on draught at tocents per glass

CALL AND SEE US

P P GRAY M D

fUrSICIAN AND SU11GEOSOffice next door lo the Honolulu Library

S to 10 A M

OrriCK Houxi a to 4 r 11

7 to 8 r mSundays 9 lo 11 A M

RESIDENCE Alakea St OpHsite YM C A

TT

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Finns

A MORGAN

No 70 and 81 King St HouoluluTCarriage Manufacturer Horse Shoer

and General Ulacksmitb

Reuilrinn promptly attended to Ordera from theher Islands solicited Hell Telephone No 161

V4

p W PRAZER

MEKOKANT TAILOR

Corner King and Alakia Sis Honolulu

Moderate charge good workmanship and perfectfit guaranteed

y w Mcdonaldv

CITY SHOttlNG sitpiOrrosiTB Pantheon Staiuks 116 Fori ukukt

Horse shoeing In all its branches done by the most

experienced workmen

Hell Telephone Ui

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IIERHONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS MONDAY OCTOBER

bertiJBtmctttfl

ENTIEE N1W STOCK

Next Friday perS Australia

Popular Millmfpry House

SACHS Proprietor

SELLING OUT

AWPIERCECO

PIONEER

STEAM GANDY FACTORY

B-A--JS

MELLERPARLORS

Candy Manufactory

SALOON

Management

WQLTER

PTOWN CENTRALSTORE

V

FOItTSTUKUT

tb

Honolulu

STATIONERY

HRKWKKS lllOCK

rARRIES A rvu ASSORTMENT u

und Gommorolal Stattonory

- CONSISTIMJ IS AilT Or

Mote Letter PoUCap Legal lullJVwrCold Steel and Quil PensWriting and Coping and Colored Juks

PENCILS MUClLAfiCS

Ipeleries Viiting CardsCap Letter Note and Memo Tablet and llloik

in Manila and fine paperInkttands RulersEnvelopes al sie paper and cloth lined

STOAKES AUTOMATIC SHADING PENS

Tritl Ralauce andLog Books

LETTER PRESSES

Pa Memo Time Order Receipts Kaercueand Letter Books

Copying Brushes Rubber Copying SheetsBlank Books in Various Sire and Styles of Binding

Traciuz Cloth and Paper

luteins a r apex

Photograph Frame and PassepartoutsAutograph and Photo Albums Scrap Rooks

Inlaid WorkUoxe and Wrlling DeksAllotypes framed and unframed

Celluloid Seta of Comb Hrush and MirrorLadiealland llags Ketirulex Baskets

Shawl Traps SJ100I HagsA Fine Variety of Pranga Ilirtliday Cards

Poetical llirthdiv and Mallneoir llookt

Illmtrited Letter Sheets loclotand Utter Maps 01

the Islands Maptof Honolulu

Boixvoiitf VlnwN of Tlouohilu

Windsor ft Wj itj Vrtliti M ttrrlali

Special or extra Urge Iwjk uivle upto order ftooi

WESTONS LINEN RKJOItl PAPER

BY LOMrKTBNT W0IIKMKH

III Any St l Desired

IAlKli IIULINO TO IS I IATTEICS

HAnillUILY KXKCIIKII

A FULL LINE OF FLAT PAPEXS

Constantlin Slock

NCLUIHNli MARCUS WARDS RIMIIINliN

Pocxet Edition Seaside Libraiv

IN LAI10K VAKIKTY OK Till MOST rWUMK AITIIORS

MUSIC MAGAZINES PERIODICALS LAW

AND

MISCELLANEOUS HOOKS

llOVSD TO OltDKIt OV SHOUT SOTIVfA orders respectfully solicited

prompt aucuiiun

THUS fl XU11UM

ALDustncG0 JTmrus

A SCHABFER CO

iMroinnm and

Commission Merchants

No jo Merchant Street Honolulu

f y O BERGER

Agent fir Macneale Jt Urban Safe

Merchant Street Honolulu

QROWN PHILLIPS

Practical Plumbers Oat fitter amiCopper Smiths

House and Ship Job Workpromptly executedNo 71 King St - Honolulu

w P ALLEN

Has an office with Messrs Bishop A Co corner ofMerchant and Kaahtirrunu street and he will bepleased to attend to any business entrusted to him

T A1NB fie Co

Comirifoftfoti MerchantsImporters and dealer in Hay Grain and General

ProduceHonolulu H I

and guaranteed

T BWERS COOKE

Successors to Lkwrrs Dik50NImporters and Dealers in Lumber and all

kinds of Untitling MaterialsNo Si Fort Street Honolulu

TTOLLISTER fit Co

IFiofeaafe und IZitatl Druggists and To ¬

bacconistsNo 39 Nuuanu Stiket Honoiuli

M PHILLIPS fit Co

Importers and iriiolesale Dealers In Cloth-ing

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Hoots Shoes Hats Mens fur-nishing

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floods faney Goods EtcNo to Kaahumanu Strert Honolulu

CLAUS SrRKXKEL I WH

TTfTM G IRWIN fit CO

Sugar factors and Commission AgentsHonolulu H

J M WHITNEY M D D D S

Dental ltooms on fori StreetiIonolulu II

Office in Brewer Block Hotel and FortStreets entrance on Hotel Street

CLARENCE WILDERASIIrORD

I

fl

VOLNEY VAtLLANCOURTASIlrORD

A SHFORD fit ASHFORD

Attorneys Counsellors Solicitors Advo ¬

cates 1roetors Conreyaueers EtcOrriCE Honolulu Hole adjoining Post office

T ALFRED MAGOON

IRWIN

corner

ATTOllXEY AT LAW

41 Merchant Street Honolulu

T

JOHN H PATY

Notary 1ublle and Commission of DeedsFor the Slates of California and New York Office

at the Bank of Bishop CoHonoi ulu Oaiiu H I

O B UULH

Lawyer and Notary 1ubltrWill be at his office at 15 Kaahumanu street from

to 10 oclock A u during the I cgislativt session

T R CASTLE

Attorney at Law and Aoary IubtlcNo 19 Merchant Street Honolulu

Attend all the Courts of the Kingdom

w ILLIAM

c

Dealer in Choicest lleef Veal Mutton EtcNo 6 Qukkn Stkbkt Fish Market

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

Vegetables of all kinds supplied to orderTelephone No 11

JDBAVER SALOON

Fort Street Oitositk Wiliifr Cos

II T SOL IE IrojirletorFirst class lunches served with Tea Coffee Soda Wa

terGinger Ale or Milk

OlEN FltOM 3 A M TILL IO K SI

Smokers Jt qulsllc a Speciality

WKST II SI DOW

W1

McCANDLBSS

DOW fit CO1 Vi MACrKIAN

Importers and Dealers in all kinds 0Uusle fancy anil dunauesn Goods

Furniture of all kinds Sewing Machines MirrorsPaintings Chromos and Toys Picture Frames andCornices to order Moving and repairing Furniturea specialityNo 103 Fort Stkkit Homiuai

A L SMITH

Importer and Dealer In GlusMcnrrMorldcn Silver Ilntrd Ware

llrackcts VaseNo 83 Fort Sikkki HnNniun

Kings CombinationLuslral Wire Ware

Spectacles and Eyeglassesncy Soar Picture Frsmes

Wostenholms Pocket Cutlery It I Chases Islandviews Clarks Spool Cotton Machine Oil akinds of Machine Needles Domestic Paper Fashions

Sole agent of the universally atknowledged LightRunning Domestic Seving Machine

T E WISEMAN

Ileal lUtnlv llroker and Employmentllareau

Rents Uoonn Cottages Houses nnd sells ami leaseReal Ettatuin nil prit of the Kldgdom Employment round for llioe seeking work in all the variousbrandies of huxlness connected wills these Islands

V3T N II Legal ncurnenisilrawn Hills rulleytrdCooVs and Account kept and general office worktransacted Patronage solicited Commissions moderate

UiustttcsB Harus

NO 34 e

UNIONMARINBINSURANCBCOMPANY

CASTLE A-- COOK AGENTS

Incorporated 87

DEPARTMENT PACIFICACCIDENT Life Insurance Ccmpnyor CALtroRNiA

J 6 WILDER AGENTAssets December 31 1884 11163000

Policies Issued against Accident for one day up toone year

MAGDEBURG PIRE INSURHAMDURG Company of Hamburg

A JAEGER AGENTbuilding Mrrchandie Furniture and McMoiy

Insured against Fire on the most favorable terms

TDRBMBN BOARD OP UNDERWRITERS

F A SCHAEFER Ct AetnltAlso stents for the

Dresden Board of UnderwritersVienna Board of Underwriter

For the Hawaiian Islards

BRITISH FOREIGN MARINE INSURance Company Limited

TltROH DAVIES AGENTThe above agent hat received Jnslructicns to re

duce the rntes of Insurance between Honolulu andPom in the Pacific and Is now prepared 10 Issue pollcies at the lowest rate with a special redaction onfreight per steamers

LYONS

tticfioneei mil Commission JlrieltantCorner Fort and Queen SikknTK Honolulu

Sales of Furniture Stoclc Real Estate and GeneralMerchandise promptly attended to Sole agents firAmerican and European merchandise

HUSTACEformerly with dolles CO

11 nolesals and Jletutl ilroeer111 Kinu Street Undlr Harmony Hall

Family Plantation and Ship stores supplied at hurtnotice New crood bv every steamer Orders fromthe other Ishncl faithfully executed

Telephone No tto

M S GR1NBAUM fit CO

Imioiters of Cemial JlaclnndlsrCommission Merchants

Queen Street IloscnuiiNo 134 California street Sao Francisco Cat

--pHE WESTERN AND HAWAIIAN

and

H I

INx vestment company limitedMoney loaned for long or short periods on approed

security Apply to W L GREENOlice Beaver Block Fort St Manager

M A CONSALVES HU1IKIkON

rONSALVES fit CO

Wholesale Grocers and Utile UVnfHeavbrv Block QuEtrSTHRETJSrlfHiNuLULu

Post Office Box No 309 1 elephoue No set

A THURSTON

Attorney at Law

No 311 MBuniANiSTrrtET Honoi

HOS G THRUM

ItlWlRTINR AND MaNLKACTUMMJStationer Itooks llr Irtnter Hook

binder etcAnd ptiblKher of the Hawaiian Almai ac an J Annual

Dealer jr Fine Stationer- - Hookis Muic Toys anaFancy GoodsroHT S niKKT Nkr Hotel Hunoiiiu

FORTUNA GENERA L INSURANCE COMpany of Berlin

F A SCrfAEFER b Co AGENTSThe above Insurance Company has established a

General Agency here and the undersigned GeneralV authomed to tal e risks against the dangersof the Seas at the mosi leMunablc tales and on themost fHvorable tei ms v

GERMAN LLOYD MARINE INSURANCECompany of Berlin

F A SCAEFER Co AGENTS

The above Inurance Company has established a Gi neral Agency here and the aboveigned General AgeMiare authorized to take RUks against the dangers ol lhseas at the most reasonable laics and on the most fa-vorable

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terms

HAMBURG BREMEN FIRE INSURANCECompai y

F A SCAEFER Co AGENTlive above hrm having been appointed agents of this

company are prepared to irsure risk againrl fire enbtoneaud Urick buildings and on Merchandise storedherein on the most favorable terms For mniculars

applv at their olTce

NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURance Compaiy of Boaton

CASTLE fit COOKE AGENTSINCOMURTXD 1815

The oldest Purely lWual Life InsuranceCompany in the United States

Policies Issued on the most farnrnbleTermtLosses paid through Honolulu Agency 40000

NORTH GERMAN FIRE INSURANCECompany of Hamburg

II IIACKFELD sV Co AGENTSCapital and Reserve Reichsmark 88300atheir Re lnuranceCunipanics 3500000

The Acents of the nlmi ntiiin r it nunii- j w v llnHIIIIIslands are prepared to itmtie Buildings FurniliirrMerchandise and Produce Machinery etc also Suguand Rice Mill and sessclsin the liurlior against loor damage by hie on ihe iiuik fnsnrnblc trrms

TRANS ATLANTIC PIRE INSURANCECompany of Hamburg-

UACKFELP Co AeratiCapita and Kesere Rcichsn ark d 000000

their ltelnstiraiiie liuiianics ni6ooooTotal KculiMuark 10760000

The Agents uf the alxive C iinpaiiy for ihe HawaiianIslands are ptepircd to iniirc lluildings FurnitureMen handise anil Prodiue Mocbiner etc also Sugarand Rico Mills and vessel in the lurlor against lossor damage by pre nn the inu t nsnrable teimr

THE LIVERPOOL AND LONrON Al DGlobe InsriAicc Ccatpany

Bisitor cot a awnEsrAHISIIKU 1836-

linllmlted Itublllty lo SloclbntderAsset 37ouvlKervt Jvo

I MCI ll R M ItPremiums received after ddutton of re

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THE DAILY HERALD13 P0UL1SIIED

EVERY MORNINGEXCEPT SUNDAYS

KOK TH IijoYltlKTOIt IVTMI PrkuIi hushing Co

tlMITIU

A1 Uio OniorNo SDMorohnnt St

TJUtJIS OV SVHSCltllTIOS

Per annum 600Six tnontnn 3Thre monthIrmanth soctt

Postage additional

SJT lubatrlplionit Vauabe in Atlranrr

lirlcf communications from all parts of the Kingdomwill always be acceptable

All matters Intended for publication as well as bustn c mmuncations and advertisements shouldbeadried to

THE DAILY HERALD

MONDAY OCTOBER n 1886

OUR ARMY

The military appointments and promotions gazetted last week and referred

to by the great newspaper as forminga red letter day in the military annalsof Hawaii furnished the pleasureseekers of the metropolis with an enter-

tainment

¬

for which they should beduly grateful A gorgeous burlesqueof this character even on paper shouldgo Dr to compensate our communityfor the prevailing famine in dramaticentertainments With such evidencesof our home resources in these direc-

tions

¬

we need not pine for the merrymagnificence of the Mikado or thecheerful satire of Pinafore Mr Gil

bertandsullivan with his usual entcrpriie and acumen is already on theway to our shores in order to drama ¬

tize and set to music our military sys-

tem

¬

with its civil adjuncts It is re-

ported

¬

that the title of the new oper ¬

etta is to be Rex spelt with a V Theintelligence officer it is understood

will be the hero of the play and in

case the treasury runs dry before theAppropriation Hill is all p tid he will

then become the villain Mr CJilbert

andsullivan had hoped to have severalintelligence officers as characters butas suitable m teriat for ths class is

scarce in the army it was found to beimpossible in gratify him He feels

however that he will be able to bearup under his disappointment as he canmake up in generalissimos

OPIUM AGAIN

The opium bill as amended by theSanitary Committee provides for a li-

cense

¬

fee of thirty thousand dollars in-

stead¬

of forty thousandthe license beingfor four years instead of one year andonly one license to be granted insteadof two The sale of the opium by thelicensee is restricted to persons who

produce medical certificates that it is

the proper remedy for their diseaseThe opium is to pay a duty of fifteen

per cent and a stamp tax of one dollaron each tin

The bill wears an innocent aspect in

its provision for confining the traffic tomedicinal purposes But if this werethe real object tin re is no need forcreating amonopoly in the drug Therestrictions imposed on the lkensc un-

der¬

the bill could be enforced as well

in the case of all drug stores as of onelicensed dealer Then under the pro-

vision

¬

for certificates to be issued bySome physician any Chinese doctor

or any of the kahunas legalized in theHawaiian Board of Health law justpassed could grant certificates with

results that it would be a wasteof space to state Lastly if

only a proper inedicinnl purpose is

sought in this bill would it be profit-

able

¬

to the licenser after paying his

7500 per annum and other duesDoubtless in the course of years a fac

titious necessity would be created underthe licensed importation -

Medical men and social scientists in

other countries are now viewing with

alarm the ever increasing demand foropium in its various medical guises

The best way to prevent the beginningand growth of such an evil here is tostick to prohibition in its simplicityEven the medicated opium bill deservesno better fate than indefinite postponemerit

Bulgaria wants to elect a new rulerRussia moves indefinite postponementTurkey moves the previous question

Austrmxrnises a point of order Eng ¬

land calls for the ayes and noes Ge- -

many claims to have the casting voteFrance moves to efuijourn which will

likely carry

wa irrwfyv JWffCTw-wjqiTnM--

Ottrfow Slmll Not nine To night

There is perhaps not one person ina hundred says rhe St Paul Globi butis familiar with the poem CtlrfcwShall Not Ring To night and yetthere is not one of the hundred whocan tell the name of the author Thepoem was written nineteen years agoby Rose Fartwick a Michigan girl butdid not find its way into print for threeyears alrcrward I he author was notpleased with her production and withheld it from publication It was herfirst effort and was laid away until oneday in an extremity to fulfil an engagement to furnish the Detroit CommercialAdvettiser with a certain amount ofcopy each week and not having anything on hand when the demand wasmade for it she took the manuscriptdown from its dusty shelf and sent itto the publisher with instructions toput it in the waste basket if he didntthink it worth publishing It was published however and in less than aweek was copied into all the leadingdailies in the country Miss Hartwickhas since married a Mr Thorp andnow lives at urand Rapids Uri arecent visit to Chicago the Tribunesaid of her She is bright and entertaming in manner and by no meansshows her five rind thirty years Shehas never written anything of note except her Curfew but derives quite anincome from her children s stoneswhich she is writing with some suc-

cess¬

Odds nnd Ends

The chief trouble with lovers Hearttrouble

A critic informs us that romance isnot history This is a gigantic discovery and could be equaled only by asvaluable a one that some history is notromance

If some paper insinuates that a politician is for sale there is a good deal ofirritation displayed but let the samepaper state that the politician has neverbeen sold and everybody laughs

A Warkwork Ont minister prayedone recent bundiy morning as follows

Lord bless our servant girls who aredetained from joining in the worship ofthee by the sleeping of their mastersand mistresses

An exchange says that from 1874until the present time 112 cold bloodedmurders have been committed in Edgefield county b C by the countydocket The county d cket ought tobe hanged

And how is the ozone inquiredthe old Boston lady 111 search of summer board Excellent first classjsaid a rather puzzled housekeeper weget it from the city regularly everyday

The heathen in his blindness bowsdown to wood and stone says a popiiilar missionary hymn and it is exem-plified

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in an Arkansas county whereWood and Stone are caPdidacs on aDemocratic ticket

Popular Solouce- -

Warm honey taken every fifteentwenty or thirty minutes is said to bean excellent remedy for catarrh

Recent determinations give light avelocity of v 18420 miles per secondCornu or 186380 miles per secondMichelson

Measurements have shown the thickness of the hunian hair to vary fromthe 250th to the 600th part of an inchBlonde hair is the finest and red hairis the coarsest

When a microscopist studies animalculm in a drop of stagnant water hefirst places them between pieces ofglass pressed together by a screw Thetighter the latter is drawn the moredelightfully the little creatures wriggleand demonstrate the peculiarities oftheir nature

As a true tonic effective invigorator andgenuine appetizer Duffys Malt Whisky is

inn ip

BUSINESS ITEMS

Artist Materials Picture Frames andCornices made to order King Uros Art StoreHotel street

No hand book excels the Hawaiian Almanacand Annual for reliable statistical and ccneralinformation relating to these Islands Irice50 cents

If you want a good smoke for our moneyhome industry ami call at J v

Iingleys Crystal Soda Woiks 69 Hotelstreet

The Elite Ice Cream P rlors II J HartProprietor Dont indulce in personalities tomislead the public but offer their superiorHand made Ice Cream Cakes and Candies toone and all Good quality in everything isour stantlard motto

What everybody needs at the present hotspell is something cold and refreshing Thereis nothing like the superior handmade IceCreams Sherbets and Fruit Ices served at theElite Ice Cream Parlors 85 Hotel streetKeep our fancy cakes and candies fn mindThey cant be beat

IVsh steam frozen pine antl richest ice ¬

cream every day No cream frozen over thesecond third or exen fourth day Sold at thePiomer Steam Candy Factory Ilakeryand IceCream Rooms V Horn Proprietor Hotelbetween Fort and Nuuanu streets ltoth telephones No 74

The largest stock and greatest variety ofhome manufactured strictly pure Candles canonly be found at the Pioneer Steam CandyFactory Dakcry and Ice Cream Rooms No71 Hotel street between Fort and Nuuanustreets F Horn Proprietor Practical Con-fectioner

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and Pastry Cook and OrnamenterFresh home made Hawaiian Chocolate

Strawberry Vanilla and other Flavored Caramels always on hand guaranteed to be farsuperior than any imported and sold cheaperat the above establishment than anywhere elseBoth Telephones 74

TryMartliitll Cider It Is absolutely pureMacurlanc Co agents

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Scnmtl SDbcrtlocmcnlfl

PEACE ASSUREDWar Averted No Cutting of RriqpS

NO PUFFING OF INFERIOR GOODS

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

Mens Youths and Boys

Custom iMade Clothing ever offered to the Public

My Goods are Shrunk before Cutting--

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

Ladies Misses and ChildrcnsFine first class Hosiery in all Grades and Shades from Silks to Cottons My Gentle-

mens¬

Hosiery are Simply Elegant A look at my real UALI1RIGGANS is well worth avisit to the store These goods are made for mjsclf and arcthe only poodsof the kind sold hereEverthinj usually found in all well appointed Gentlemens Furnishing Goods Stores re tohi found here No Puffing Is necessary as this establishment is well and favorably knownfrom Hawaii to Niihau

No Trouble to Show GoodsM McINERNY

M GOLDBERGCorner of Fort and Merchant Streets

JUST RECEIVED THE FINEST LINES OF

Custom made Clotlig Gents Furnishing Goods

HATS CAPS ETC ETC1

Latest Styles and Novelties in Neckwear

Also by repeated and Special Request a small Invoice of Jtlie Floes Hand madeconsequently

MOST DURABLE GENTS SHOESObtainable in the Eastern Markets

WOLFE CONo 66 HOTEL STREET

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

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

P O Box iv Bell Telephone No 349 Mutual No 149

NOW LANDINGEx J D Spreckels and W G Irwin

5150PACKAGES GRAIN

UNION FEED CO

H E McINTYKE BIIOIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and FeedISiiHt Coram- - irort mirt ICinc StrowtH

P O Doz 315

Real HtatA AtvnfAeut

ESTABLISHED 1879

JOS E WISEMANGeneral Business Agent

CAMPBELL BLOCK HONOLULU H Ibmployment

wllders Steanuhl AieutGreat Durllimtrm Kallroad Agent

In America

Ciiitoiu Ifoue BrokerMoney Broker

wnnacer Hawaiian 0 House 1

Flrea Life Insurance Agent

LEWIS fc OOT

Telephone

No iu Fort StreetImporters and Dealers in Staple and Fancy GroceriesHay and Grain EtcIOE HOUSE GOODS A SPECIALTY

l O Hox 297 Telephone boll Companies 240

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General

CEWILLIAMSFURNITURE CORNICES CURTAINS

Just Received

A NEW 10T OF FINE I0RN1IUBE

BEDROOM SETSSIDEBOARDS

Jlbtwliscincnts

FARLORrSETSWARDROBES

New lot of Cornice Polesr- -

150 and 200 a Set

New Lot of Window Curtains100 each

Store Hotel Street between Port and Nuuanu Streets

C E WILLIAMS

tit ii 11

Tlie Central Cigar StandCampbells Block Merchant Street

F 1IILDER - ProprietorBell Telephone 172 Mutual Telephone 375

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

The Finest Manilla Cigars tr the Market on Hand

Island-- orders Carefully attended to Give me acallrrj

LOOK OUT FOR THE ANNOUNCEMENT

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Will appear shortly Too busy with clearing out sae towrite anything now

LAINE COwo 34 fort St Clock Building

Have rewired consignment of the n01 Kconoml and ValuuU Feed for 11 kind of lock

COOKED LINSEED MEALIt U llie greatest Hedi former Milk and Duller reducer in uie

MIiu FlkDt wrlliirSllrrf e lkldSf wBtM Uin- - AUo 0ur VnlMHfty 0at W1ea Coi Etc Etc

Which Uoffrred le UWl Mke Kae da delivered free 0 ny Mt cf ih city

B B THOMASContractor Builder

fcflmritic niuil n lt 1 i -- t 1 -ri 01 uriCK iron Hone nnd Wm itttiit triuhuivwr prom nent uui dtncn ercctnl H v imii iwcimuwKinR1 IV ace Lunalilo Home On HL Honolulu

er 0 nunicrtiuii mention tlieanl Aswan llniltHnnsKtc Library Wiltlir Mm Lack IVIicc

BnckWorkinalliisBrancIescos H cone r Queen and AlaWa Sirerti

Mutual Tilcthone No 8

OPENING OF NEW GOODSANl AT

VE11Y LOW PRICESAT

5JLLRS COJOHNF ALBURN- -

Bnck Itakling Kig Street near MuunttaIMPORTER AND DEALER

N HAY AND GRAINGood tklivercj promp

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WSp1f

hlE DAILY HERALDrlll bo fov Hnlo TJuilv nt tho TTo- l-

lowing xMhoohf

0 THRUM Fort street

M OAT J Co Merchant street

stVafMi SODA WORKS Ilolel bteet

frloo f GontH

10NDAY OCTOBER n 1886

n LOCALit

t i t 1fc Ulllimiu trialkomeson toujy

t

N RAVS

for manslaughter

1 The Kinaus volcano party retnrninjfesterday numbered fifteen

Officer Holoua yesterday hauled in a

iiinaman caught smoking opium

The steam laundry under its newIwncrship begins cullccting washing to- -

rit Tlie Kmau brings word of continuedhut not increased activity in the vol- -

lanoft- - i t ntlinr fi eiriitic nf fncfr 1 IICIU iiuuwi uimm

Iriving on tncialama road tnese

vejiings

I The opium bill was not reached onSaturday tnc mam tax mn occupying111 the sitting

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An association of school girls is pro- -

ectcd to make articles of wear for theimates ot tne icper nospuais

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Tli manaeer of one of the lamestEvery and hack itables reports business

ue urisK which 1 u jjuuu ijuIf Mr and Mrs J T White will

ortly open the Eagle House in theuildmg known as the Temperanceotel

l A mMf Irwlt rxrCnra n rnmnlaint fMi yuuil lauj jiiiwta wjMiv w

ie liliRALD against allowing ininescdrive and heavily load sick and sore

horses

Mr TnViti Matrnnn is to beam a colli j- - - p rlection and real estate agency in meoffice of his son Mr J A Magoon theawyer

Mr J H Stevens a passenger intransit on the Australia was wencnown here as an insurance man a few

yrears ago

A Bible reading will be held at theSeventh Day Adventist mission thisevening Subject inc secona na- -

irent and the liinding 01 satan

Henrv Norman who made a goodImpression in Honolulu as the baritonepi an opera company is singing in amsical comedy in San Francisco

Mrs Frank Gardner who with herliusband was a passenger for the Colo- -

lies on the Australia is Carrie bwainfamous comedienne and soubrettc

There was the stone age the irontc the golden age and here s tncak age said the Water Works em- -

ayee as he saw water oozing up ati street cornerKIt I here will be no change ot Min- -

Iry before the next session is theeclaration of a Hawaiian gentlemanccupymg a reserved seat in the poli

tical arena

fMn las T Sherwood hurt by thepgpsizing of the coach the other dayfroBumed the drivers scatlon the Wai- -

ikikt bus yesterday driving all day although-- feeling somewhat sore

Mr Raymond the organizer of excursions from the Hub to all parts ofic globe is in Honolulu so that a

arty of Eastern touriss may be ex¬

pected here in the early part ot futurity

During the whole day and night ofSaturday the b b Australia was takingIn board 400 tons of coal and dis- -

iharging her freight the latter consist- -

lg partly of heavy machinery Shetft at a oclock yesterday afternoon

VTccre T 17 R Mrln- - nnl PoTlal7 It A t IJVVSlt JT IU 1JWII

yyjor who arrived from San FranciscoMi Saturday are famous billiardMayers and are likely for a while to beJons of the hour amonc the manylevotees of tint pastime in Honolulu

A Mikado tea party is a noveltyromsed on Thursday evening at the

M J A hall for the benefit of thergan and library funds of the Secondsngrcgation Qf St Andrews Cathed- -

Iif Mr Geo W Macfarlane came homeam San Francisco on Saturday It

lsaid that be succeeded in forwardingk loan nusmess so iir as couiu c

lone before the return to Encland ofr Armstrong aeent of the Enulishidicate

Captain Penrne of the steamericlic was arrested on the day that6sel sailed from San Francisco for

Ms port for allowing Chinese to goboard contrary to the orders of the

ustoms authorities and he cave bail1000

tRobbcries are said to have beenluent of late on Alapai street

Binese arc susnected A residentere sticcests that nondincr the an- -

intment of additional notice for theiburbs the patrolpn Bcretania streetiih uuunsionaiiy iook rounu me

rner into Alapai street

Bubserbe for the Hkkald

Dorili of tatlior Lyons

The death of the patriarchal missionary known as Father Lyons is

announced in this issue He died atWuimea Hawaii on Wednesday lastin the eightieth year of his age andafter fifty four years of service RevLorenzo Lyons came to these Islandsin 18325 along with Messrs EmersonLyman Spalding Alexander andForbes In an article on The Supviviug Missionaries Living on theIsland of Hawaii in the last IntendRev IS 1 Baker says Father Lyonsof Wuimea is the only representativeof the early missionary past of theislands the great revival of 1836 7 and8 being the dividing line between theearly missionary pjst and the laterHis body a mere shadow keeping hisbed largely in the day time and seizedalmost nightly by spasms which takehim to deaths door this veteranlaborer of now more thin fifty yearsstanding has not long for earth Heis the great Hawaiian poet and hisverses original and translated whichare sung in the churches all over theIslands will effectually prevent deathwhen it comes from hushing hisvoice

Hotol Arrival h

Saturday the arrivals at the RoyalHawaiian Hotel exclusive of passen-gers

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in transit by the Australia were asfollows Oscar Unna and E A Hoff-man Maui J N Wright and wifeKohala J Marsden Hawaii Mr andMrs Turton returning from San Fran-cisco

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A P Raymond Boston W ADouglas J F 13 McClcery and BenSaylor San Francisco - -

Sunday A Hanebcrg Kauai MissBrownlow London Chas Wni ClinkGreenock Scotland W H CummingsWuiluku H Engclbrccht San Fran-cisco

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T R Keyworth Paauilo WH Cornwcll Maui

Moonlight Conoort

There will be a moonlight concertthis Monday evening at 730 at EmmaSquare The following is the pro-grammeOverture Light Cavalry SuppeChorus Tannliauscr WagnerWaltz Venetian Nights StraussSelection Princess Ida Sullivan

Elcilc anil Ahi WclaFantasia Lilluokalani MichielsGavotte Gwendoline NcilsonIolka Caibarian MichielsMarch The Volunteers Mctra

Hawaii 1onolMr Michiels will kindly volunteer fur this

concert and will play two solos Lilluokalaniand Caibarian

Itoyril Proont ofnFlngHis Majesty the King was pleased

to present the captain of the S SAustralia shortly before her departurefor the Colonies with a handsomeHawaiian flag made of silk TheAustralia ran under the English flagbefore she was bought by the OceanicS S Company and this is her first tripunder the Hawaiian flag to AustraliaPrincess Liliuokalani accompanied theKing on board the steamer on the intercstmg occasion and the nag wascheered as it was hoisted to the main-top

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of the big steamship

Prorortlou of tho legislature

The present session of the Legislature which will be known doubtlessas the Hawaiian Long Parliamentwill close on Saturday next the hun-dred

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and twenty ninth day if the housemeets every day in the meantime Theceremonies will probably be more bril-

liant¬

than usual on account of therecent lavish distribution of feathersunder the organization of the HawaiianArmy and Navy by act of this session

Tho Sainton Crop

The Alaska salmon pack is unusuallyheavy this year and the deficiency inthe Oregon Washington Territory andCalifornia pack will be made up fromthis source The run of salmonthroughout the coast is growing lighterand lighter from year to year and thecause is iiuriumcu iu inc voracious sealion against which all the packers havedeclared war S K Examiner

TRADE POINTERS

West Dow Co have received exS S Australia Music InstructionBooks Folios of Music Bihy Car-

riages¬

Whisk Brooms Diamond HatRacks Wagons Small Slates RusticFrames Lunch Baskets Etc

Tho Dost TonicMr Henry Ulllinp NVftsliiujjton U C

wrltcst I have tisctl your Duflys 1tire MaltWhisky for medicinal purposes As a tonic Iconsider it superior to the hundreds of concoc-tions

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which are now flooding the land as stim ¬

ulant liquors

The ladies now wear corsets whenthey bathe at the seaside Well it isquite natural for whalebone to returnto its native element

Employment agent Yoii said youdidnt care what sort of a domestic Isent you Lady I didnt say thatI know As to color I mean

Yes I remember I did Either blackor white I said Well I filled fliestipulation didnt I No the oneyou sent me is green

A man whose daughter had marriedaway from home wrote to inquirewhat kind of a man her husband wasand received for reply I tell youfather hes a prime good nhistler andyou never saw such a hand fi r flapjicksin all your days Hes got llue eyesand his father belongs to church

FOREIGN NEWSTHE EASTERN QUESTION

Tho Austro IInncnrlnn Polioy

Herr Tisza the Prime Minister inthe lower house of the Hungarian Par-liament

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replying to questions said thatAustro Hungary intended to preventany single power from establishing aprotectorate over Bulgaria Theywanted independence among the Bal ¬

kan States without courting covetousdesigns toward any of them TheAustroGerman alliance continuedguarding the mutual conditions of existence without endangering peaceAustro Hungary would not allow anysingle lower to make armed interfer-ence

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in Bulgaria Hcrr Tisza refutedthe assumption that Austro Hungarywas any way privy to the plan to de-

pose¬

Prince Alexander or that she wasaware that the Prince as the lattersaid in his telegram to the Czar regarded Ins crown as having been re-

ceived diicct from the Czar lie saidAustro Hungary firmly adhered to theUcrhn 1 reaty and that her relationswith Germany remained unchangedThe treaty had been violated in certaincases the most serious of which occurred last year in Eastern RoumcliaIt 1 urkey claimed the right accordedhcj in the Balkan States no otherPower would be entitled to resort toarmed interference there Also heheld that no change in the constitu-tional

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or territorial relations of theBalkan countries could be effectedwithout the consent of the Powerssignatory to the Treaty of Berlin TheGovernment hoped their aims wouldbe successful and would be attained inharmony with the Powers and withoutdisturbing the peace of Europe Theyshould labor with calmness doublynecessary in these critical times but atthe same time act with earnestness andresolution

The London Standard commentingon Herr I isza s speech says that itshows that whatever side arrangementshave been made with the Czar the alli-

ance¬

of Austria and Germany hasnever been superseded by a triple alli-

ance¬

The cards of at least oneEuropean power arc on the table andare found to suit admirably the honestgame of English foreign policy whichthe Government has resolved to play

Bulgarians IrritatedThe Russian Consulate in Sophia

employed agents to distribute 111 thepublic houses a circular issued byGeneral Kaulbars and addressed to theRussian Generals in Bulgaria Theseagents having been caught on two dayswere severely and repeatedly beatenGeneral Kaulbars protested against thechastisement in a note Natchcvitchreplied to the bearer of the note byword of mouth to the effect that hewould not cause the chastisement ofthe guilty parties but the Governmentmust decline to become responsible forsuch accidents 1 he responsible parties he added were those who in timesand circumstances like the presenttook upon themselves to distribute exciting publications broadcast

September 30th General Kaulbarsreceived a deputation of 1 14 prominentcitizens of Bulgaria headed by DrVbultcheaff as spokesman They askedfor the reconsideration of the Russiandemands particularly that for the post-ponement

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of the elections two monthsThe nation was anxious to speedilysettle the choice of a piince to occupythe Bulgarian throne They assuredthe General that Bulgaria was thankfulto the Czar for his past protection butmaintained that the laws of the countrymust be respected No other Min-

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than that at present in powercould extricate the country from itscrisis General Kaulbars in reply saidThe Bulgarians know very well that

the Czar had their prosperity at heartand they must confide in the Czar andcarry out his wishes Dr Voultcheaff interrupted General Kaulbars atthis point and said If that is all youhave to say we will retire The depu-tation

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then withdrew

limy aro for WarThe Emperor of Russia has expelled

the reigning Prince of Bulgaria againstthe will of his people and has installedin his place a Russian piilitary agentwho is empowered to call lor troopsfrom Moldavia Wallachia and to sum ¬

mon the squadron from S bastopol toascend the Danube The people ofBulgaria wanted first to keep PrinceAlexander not being allowed to dothis they want to convene the Sobranjeor Congress to elect a new sovereignbut the Emperor will tolerate nothingof the kind Such a violent dislocation of the political machinery ofEurope can haully ftil to leid to hosti-lities

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In a recent conversation with amember of the German Rechstag whuremonstrated at the large appropriationdemanded by the Government for thepurchase of new rifles and who observ ¬

ed that the sum cmld not have beenlarger if war had been declaied Chancellor Bismarck replied War wearc at war now

Prince Ignatieff the Cumins Russianambassador at the Iorte recently ob-

served¬

in an interview with a reporterthat war between Russia and Germanyis inevitable We helped Gsimany inher wars with Austria and France andshe has repaid us with duplicity undsecret hostility We are all as eagerfor rciQic1e ns Frapce

General Bouhngeis views are

known lie lud not been a month inoffice as Minister of War before he putthe trench army on a war footing andhe has made no secret of his purposeto recover Alsace and Lorraine if itcan be done before the expiration ofhis term of service He has made theFrench army to use the words of acompetent military critic the mostefficient military machine in the world

Bismarck in the meantime offers toback up M de Freychict in demandingthe retirement of the English fromEgypt France reciprocates by ap-pointing

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M LHerbette a noted Ger-

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sympathizer to the mission inBerlin But neither nation is deceivedby these diplomatic flirtations Bothrealize that while they may delay theycannot avert the inevitable end Amore real indication of the future isthe building at the French dockyardat Toulon of ten Russian men of warat a cost of 1000000 each Russiawould not incur such an expense in thepresent state of her finances unless shemeant war with a maritime power andFrance would not furnish a foreign nation with men-of-w- unless she feltreasonably certain that the maritimepower irf question was not to be herselfor one of her friends

Ilio Ronily HostnUcrmany has under the various

ncaus into wnicn ncr military strengthis divided an effective force of 3 870000 trained men all of whom are fami-

liar¬

with the manual of arms and withmilitary evolutions If Austria threwher strength to Germany it would adda force of about 1500000 more train-ed

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soldiers to Von Moltkes army andwould raise it to the almost incredi-ble

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number of 5370000 fighting menRussia has on paper under arms

and in the various reserves somethinglike 10000000 men but her actualfighting force docs not probably exceed2500000 men France has 2000000men trained to war and in admirablecondition and discipline GeneralBoulanger lately said that the wholeof this force could take the field withinthirty days after a declaration of warIt is known that the Irench artillery isnow the finest in the world Withouttaking this into account France andRussia could meet Germany and Aus ¬

tria with 4500000 fightingmenAt the opening of the Franco-Germa- n

war the effective strength of theFrench was 600361 men while that ofthe North German Confederation was842155 besides command of theservices oT 187600 troops belonging tothe South German Confederation Inthewar of the American Rebellion theavailable force present for duty on May1 1864 was 662345 and the totalforce present for duty equipped only533447 men About the same timethe whole strength of the Confederatearmy which was probably its highestatany time was 47733 These fig-

ures¬

contrast curiously with the figuresof the armies now massing for the frayin Europe

Try Miutinclli Ciilcr It is absolutely pureMacfarlane Co agents

DIEDOctolierCth at Waimea Hawaii the Rev l oretuo

lons In tlio gotli sear of his age after 51 gears serv ¬

ice as missionary of the A II C F M at Waimea

Shipping IntelligenceARRIVALS- -

S S Australia from San Pranclscblmr Ukclikc from Kahulul

Stmr Kitnu from Maui und Hawaii

Saturday Oct 9

Sunusv Oct to

DEPARTURESSaturday Oct 9

Stmr Australia for SydneySclir Moinnhine for Koholilele

VESSEfS LEAVING TO DAYStmr LlkellVe for KahululStmr Lehua for llauukuaStmr Mckolil for MolokalSchr Malolo for South Sea Islands

PASSENGERSFrom Maul and Hawaii p r stmr Knau Sundiy

Oct 10 Hon S O Wilder MimJ C llrodie MissMHrodie Mr Ilrownlow Major Ifllendell C W ClinkII Anjelhrecht c Tuch Master Wilder Witflit Mrs VSnlTrcy Miss Saffrey Miss N Saffrey Mrs ChuliiHarry llynj Utia Major W II Cotnwel V W HadeW M GtlTard I Iishnmi l K Keywurth F I JonesMrs llaiaike Hon J W Kalui V II Cummlnm MrsIliendnrn C Furneaux and ife Kia NahaoUluaHon Cecil Frown Mrs Clu Wijht child and servantand about 106 deck

Vossols in Port ft oai Foroign PortaAm bk KUiuore G W Jenks from Newcastle N

Am bk Hcspcr C Rider Irnm Newcastle N S WOcr bk 1acific Olfnun from llmucn jcrmiiiyAm bktnc Fureka I J Wiuduig from San Fran

ciscoHaw bkTIioi U Poster Uug from Ncwiastle N

Am Urn W S Downo Pu1 from San FrancbtoAm bUno 111a Ru t from San llanciscu

Vossols Expooloil from Foroliju Portslint bark Ironcrag frcmIlveriool due October

1530 ToT 11 UavlesCbAm brgtno S illna Wake from San Francisco dueAm bk Martha Davis P M Ilensuii Balled from

Iloston August th due December io so To C Urewer10llrbk Martin Pihcr tohac sailed from IUenwol

August asllrilharkW II Watson from LIerpool dun October

i jo I o F A SJiaefer CoAm lk iMcllic blope Harms Troin Newustle N S

V due September 10 H To Wild r CoIlr ship Hospoda ll1U0ck from Newcastle N S W

duuOi lober m ioHaw SS Australia Vtbbir from Sin Prwcisco en

onto o the Colonies duo October C

Am bk Hope Icmlhallow from Port Townwtnd WT October 13 Lewtr Cooke tcnt

Am lik Sarunac from New York due NovetnlHir 181I1 Castle Coke nuclits

Ilrlt bk Glenitnbcr liolleiun from Liverpool dueJnnui y is 3t 687 I 11 1 vie K QiuKen

Amhittiu S N Cas U-- Hubbard from Port Townsend W T due ftranuvr 15 30 CadU Cookeagents

Am bk nllmrien lorVln from Sm FiancUco dueOctober 1 Ca tie Cooke igtnti

Am tern Geo Perkins Acktrmau from San FrancLco Due Oct 10 15

jr rrT jjjjl iiNOTES

I he steamer Klnau rUiht soo bat sugaiihorses I baits ol 8 hid 9 bales gut skint and30Q packages suiidilti

Scitcrnl 3ttibcttiJ3cmcnt

Trustees Salellvontclcf tlie Honolulu Sailor Home Kocittv I

will lcll tit

PUBLIC AUCTION

Wednesday October 13thAt 10 oclock a M

At the building known M tlie Sailors Home Merchant Mreet the whole of the Furniture contained inaid Uuildlng consisting of

Bedsteads Mattrasses FeatherPillows Sheets and QuiltsToilet Sets Chairs TablesMirrors Matting MosquitoNets Lamps Stove and Kit-

chen¬

UtensilsANB

At 12 oclock Noon

All of the BuildingsExcept the Foundations of Stone

Roofed with SlateThe terms of the Kile are Cash rtml the buildings to

he entirely removed within 45 days after tale and pos ¬

session will be given immediately

LEWIS J LEVEY Auctioneer

H HAGKFELD CO

Furst Bismarck and Pacific

TXEVST O OOXDSvariety

BEERS AND

LIQUORS

FILTER PRESSES

IRON TANKSSTEEL RAILS

FENCE WIRES

YELLOW

SHEATHING METAL

ROOFING SLATES

CEMENT

CROCKERY

MARKET BASKETS

CANDLES

ROCK SALT SOAPS

Vienna Furniture

New Piiotompli GilloAbove Pantheon Stable

Stuiikv HonoluluPortraits

guaranteed

S

PCASTLECA1LU

Offer for sale ex

lull Line of- -

A large of

Variou Sizes

Port HIand iewc

NG

A

First class work Satisfaction

J A GONSALVES

Scncrat Jlbto eel tocincnler

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lly order of A J tartwrluht Sr the Hxccutor andTrustee of the last wdl and te tament of EmmaKaMconalani deceased we will sell

At Public Auction

Wednesday October 13thAt 10 oclock A M

At the late residence corner Nnuanu and IleretanlaStteets the followine property vl

4

3

9

21

Mamo Feather Leis

E E Feather LeisPue Feather Leis

Pauku Feather Leis6 Wili1 Feather Leis

1 Bust Queen VictoriaAn assortment of

or e w B Xj k srConsisting of Gold Lockets r Gold

Rings 1 Pearl Ring i EmeraldRing Gold Watched Bangles

Chains Etc Etc

One State CarriageTlie articles will be on view on Tuesday OctoLer

athfrom to oclock A M to 3 r it

E Pi ADAMS CO lAuotnu

KOLOA SUGAR CO

TIIH annual meeting of the stockholder of theSugar Company will be held at the office of

Messrs II Hackfeld Co in Honolulu at 7 r tMondayJOctobcr 11 1886

CHAS M COOKESecretalry of the Koloa Sugar Co

Honolulu October 8th

ISSearcher of Re ordi

Office at present with Albert SmithKaahumanu Street

Esq No 9

Orders from the other Islands promptlyattended to

Cosmopolitan SaloonConior of Hutol ruitl Nuunnu Stx

TJnclui tilts Miiiiuumont ot

F L LESLIEKeep constantly on hand all brands of Wines

Liquors and llccis Ice cold llcer oil draught 10 centsper glass

GIVE US A CALL

G J WALLERFamily and Shipping Butcher

METROPOLITAN MARKET

King Street

BK0V7T cSc COImporters and Peelers la

Ales Wines SpiritsAT WHOLESALE

14 Merchant St Opposite Post OfficeHonolulu H I- -

NOTICE

THE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETINGof C Jlrcwer li Co will be held at

the companys ofllce on Saturday October 0 1886 at10 oclock a m

J O CARTERSecretary C llrcner li Cbnipany

Bcnciitl JluUciHscmcnU

CASTLE COOKE

Shipping Oommission MBitMisIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

GENERAL MERCHANDISEAQENXSEOR

J II ATtE RfONICCASTI F

Kohala Sugtr Company Hail u Sugar CompanyPala Plantation Hitchcock Cos PSaMutian

Grove Ranch Plantation R Halstud Walili 1 1 UntktlonA II Smith Co Koloa Kauai

e J nbi Fire an J I - ii Insurance Company of San FrnncUco1 t 1 tna Fire Insurance Company of Hartford

llu New Enjhrul Mutual Life Insurance Conipanj of llinouD M Westons Talent Centrifugal Machines

I he New Yo k and Honolulu Packet LinThe Merchants Line Honolulu and San Francisco

Dr anc Sons Celebrated MedicineWilcox Gibbs Remlngtoiiand littler ii Vtilrciri Sewing Marhi

EX O HALL SGMLIMITED

Have jiut leccived andofier for sale

DOWNERS KEROSENEfi I i C TO iC AND GOOD L U C K- - 0l L

SUPERIOR

LCOSra- - CtJtEbJD MATOEEBS-I he only ont for e in this Market

Halls Celebrated Plows and BreakersWITH SPARK PARTS

f ltre imzdntixila de ghfieFiom 6 th to in sold cheaper than any other In the mrket fi

Also bisal Rope Usual Sizesw

A fresh Id of cleg nit Solid Silver Wari from tho floRiiM EacioryUso heautiful articles of Silvei Plated ware JronvRecu liaitQns Rooms

All these besides thejrusual assortment of lIardwtjre2LubncaingfdilsEtcfor House and Plantation use

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JWSSUS FINANCES

A niCH MINERAL COUNTRY WITHOUTPRIVATE ENTERPRISE

A Young Govcinniont Engineer Move

Method of Itcnolilng the 1recloua Met ¬

als Southern Siberia Irosperlty anilrcttlllty oT Soil Tlio CossackI hml Uils morning n long nnd plcnsnnt

conversation with Col do Geslor nn exmember of tlio start of the Grand DukoVJtulmlr In the Husslun army Col doGesslcr has occupied an ofTlcln1 position Inthe military forces of the Russian governnient for many years and Is Intimatelyacquainted with their resources theirquality nnd their power

Just what I asked in the course ofour conversation Is the condition of finan-cial

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affairs in KusslnrThoro seems to bo an utter drainago of

gold from tho country Our rublo worthnominally something llko 80 cents of yourmoney now sells for 47 cents This ofcourso applies to tho paper equivalentwhich is In circulation throughout KusslaCoins of all kinds nro very scarco and papor money Is about tho only thing onosees Thoro was a time directly after tholast war when tho banks would glvo nogold at all no matter what kind of nn or-der

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was presented to thorn They werewilling enough to comply with tho domands mado upon thorn but thoy had nogold whntover to do It with Wo havo arich mineral country but there Is no inccntivo to private enterprtso In miningwhllo wo nil know what such work Islikely to amount to whon It lc dono by thogovernment Lot mo glvo you nn examplo of tho wny these things nro managedA man buys a piece of land in tho mineralcountry and undertakes to locate a mlnoon it He digs down and down until hureaches tho vein of metal

Up to this point he has boon allowed togo ahead upon his own responsibility butthominnto ho touches gold or sllvor ho iscompelled to report to tho govornor ofthat province and tho representative ofthe czar comes In nnd takes possessionpaying a certain amount in cash for theproperty Thus tho discoverer docs notreceive enough of benofltfrom his work tonttract very many gold diggers to thomines Some of the frauds that aro prac-ticed

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on tho government nro interestingTho methods of digging gold nro veryprimitive and the fashion is to cut a greatgash in tho mountain side Instead of sink¬

ing shafts or tunnelingA KEW METHOD OF MININQ

A number of years ago tho governmentsent a young engineer to adopt more prac¬

ticable means of digging out tho preciousmetals Ho went nnd reported that howas about to put a new scheme into prac-tice

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Tho soldiers In Siberia can not domilitary duty to any extent in tho winternnd thoy are allowed to work ns laborersin that period keeping for thcmsolveswhatever they may earn This young en-gineer

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engaged thousands of them and setthem to work making nn excavationwhich covered raoro than a square mile atthe surface Year after year tills workwas carried on tho excavation growingsmaller and smaller toward the bottomtho Bides slanting so as to keep the earthfrom falling In By tho time tlio rock wasreached there was not much spaco for thoproposed operations nnd the wholo thingwas abandoned as a failure In the inter-val

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by paying his laborers 1 rublo n dayper head and drawing three or four timesthat amount from tho government the en ¬

gineer had accumulnted a fortuno of about8000000 rubles The affair lias never beeninvestigated Siberia is not altogether thecountry it Is represented to be Only in thenorth is the climate severe

Southern Siberia is one of tho mostfertile and prosperous regions In existenceIt is to this part of tho world that mostpolitical prisoners are exiled The govern-ment

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gives each of thom a fixed number ofacres of land a house cattle horsos nndfnrmlng implements The only restrictionplaced upon them is that they shall not gooutside a given clrclo and there is a suf-ficient

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force to bco that they obey this be-hest

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The vast majority of thom settledown to a quiet peaceful and prosperouslife and nevor want to come back ngnlnoven after their terms of exile are fin ¬

ished There aro many enormously richpeople in this portion of Siberia Thomerchants make vast fortunes financialeasiness is prevalent and there is Just asmuch luxury in that country as there Is Inany othor part of the world It is to north ¬

ern Siberia where the copper mines arosituated that tho worst criminals such asmurdorors nnd thiovesof the vilest degreeare sent To condemn a man to work intho copper mines is as good as reading hisdeath sentence for ho seldom survives ayear of labor thereTHE COSSACK AN INDEPENDENT SOLDIER

What I nskod is tho difference be¬

tween your Cossack nnd tho ordinarysoldier In your army

The Cossack responded Colde Gessloris an Independent soldier I can only liken

him to tlio militia in your country nndeven there I find points of mnrked dissim-ilarity

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He owns his horso his uniformhis small arms and nil his other accoutre-ments

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excepting his rifle That alono be ¬

long to the government When ho beginsIn tho service of the czar ho must remainIn that service whenever it is demandedof him to tho end of his life His only ad ¬

vantage Is that In time of pence ho isto carry on any pursuit which ho maycare to embark The Cossack country isalways thriving and pleasant Tho Cos¬

sacks indeed regard thomsolvcs as theoriginal Russians tracing their ancestryback to little Russia and thoy speak ofall tho othor inhabitants of the greatcountry ns being with them but not ofthem It is difficult to tell whnt will bethe future of Russia There Is a greatchange working In tho country nnd thereseems no way out of the nations financialdifficulties It looks indeed as thoughabsolute bankruptcy wore impending -

Some of Col de Gesslers anecdotes oflife In tho latter campaigns of his careerwere Interesting Ho told for instnncohqw at the fall of Plovna Osman Pashasent his sword to Skobeleff nnd that uponthe meeting of the commanders or thohostile force the grand duke personallytook tho weapon nnd with hisown hnnd hung it ngaln abouttho waist of Osman while thetroops on botli sides cheered themsolves hoarse nnd in their nrdor wildlyembrnced each qther Skobeleff Is stillsincerely mourned In tho Russian nrmyHo was the most dashing and impotuousof all tho czars chief officers nnd ho washold In great reverence by tho men in hiscommand Among other things ho wasa tremendous drinker and It was hissteady habit to consume a dozen bottlesof champagne in the course of a daysfighting Ho would hold the bottlo In illsleft hand knock the top of it off withhis sword and drink the entire contents ata draught Nuw York Cor BostonHerald

General licvttocmcnta

I TIL CIDER

WWWPWW

It is absolutely pure

and is manufactured in

the Orchard from fresh

selected Apples one year

before being placed on

the Market and gener-

ates

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its own gas by

NATURAL FERMENTATION

Macfarlanc Co

Sole Agents

Physician and Surgeon

Leprosy a Specialty

Oilier hours at Kal aako from o to I A M everyday except SumInS Will visit patients at llielr res ¬

idence by request

All other diseases treated nt his ofhee corner ofPunchbowl and Ilcretania streets

Office hours from t 1051 M Sundays fiom8 toII A M

AT TI IE

Tinroln Block King StreetThe following dishes may be ordered at all hours of

the day

Broiled Chicken Broiled FishTender Loin Steak Rib Mutton Chops

Oyster Stew Ham and EggsMackerel Etc Etc

We icne up the Celebrated AIIUIMANU KANCttnUrilRateven meal

Geo CavenaghProprietor

Geo W DeLong Post

IIeu1itarlerCico DeLong lt No 5 Prparltiitnt n ta i fori in r A K

Honomiiu Oclolcr 9 i88fiTlic rrpilar innrnTity meeting will tale plackat lite

Vast ITaUtlifc attmla etcning at 7 oclock A fullAttend nee U requeued

Jas V Noblk K W AINCAdjutant Co iimander

J he aliovc meilng t iotxjiipd to Tuesday eveningOctober 11th at same time and place

K W LA INKCommander

NOTICEnPHE PKGULAR QUARTERLY MEET

1 ilitf of the Iros Publishing Company will heldntiisolhcc Merchant street Iriila October 15th at9joa m IIIOS SSOUTIWICK

Secretary Prc Publishing CoHouutulu October lh 1SI6

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Made by the Most Improved Systenii

JEristcil TnLlo WutorsGINGrk AM-

- LEMONADE

OKKNADINP PLAIN SODA

Absolutely PureAs supplied to the principal families in Honolulu indexclu ncl tu Hit llritanuic Majestys steels of war

HARRY BYNGHarber Shop cor Kingand AlakeaSts

Shaving and hair cutting neatly done Childrenshair cutting a speculty

COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT

rU 11KK lrurlclorUoTlil STNKhT HlrttlLN FoKT AND NviAhVOur secret it success we hnve pever failed and

will continue to senc our customers at in tin- - pastwith the lest the market affords lit icaionable rates

BREWER COMPANYCA Limited

GENERAL MERCANTILE AND

COMMISSION AGENT

list or officeksP C Jonks Ji Presiitcnt and ManagJ O Campk Treasurer anil ScirelaHon Wm Aiikn Audit

ihrfctoks1

Hon C R Risiii p Hon II Watkkiiou

pAUL NUUMANNS

Law Ollloo

No 44 Merchant Street Honolulu

ANCHOR SALOONCorner of King nnd Nuuann Slreets

WILL OPENAliout September 15 It with the choicett brands ofWines and I iqimrs

NOfE HEADS LETTER HEADSHEADS andSPATEMENP HEADS

printej to older ty the

PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY

wjTjs

Scnenti Sbbcrliscntcntfi

Charles Hustace100 and 111 King StlttwconFortiid Alnlion

Has received per late arrivals a full assortment of

siaxXjXS a istj jiJ2rcrz gkrocehiesConsisting

Family Flour Gcrncn Oat Meal Corn Meal Crackctl Wheat llreaMut Gem Diipcc Hamami lJacon Cot1iili Lard Smoked Hcef New Cheese Regs Cil lluller Da c Kahilis

Mustard Sauce Sea Foam Wafers Saloon and Medium Dread Apples Humboldt I tatoc

Uhmi rn 1trn Ale r lull I f rM rui Lpr Cn Cracker 1 nd Cakes Allotwhich arc offered lowest rales All orders receive careful attention and prompt delivery

Doth Telephrnn No 119 P O Box No

PACIFIC HARDWARE COH 111 D

74 70 Fort Street HonoluluNew invoices of English and American

goods Howes Scales The latest novelties inLamp Goods Kerosene Oil of the NestQuality A new Fire Proof Paint HardensHand Grenades Paints Oils VarnishesLubricating Oils for all kinds of MachineryAgricultural Implements Hardware StovesTinware House Furnishing Goods Cutlery

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--JISBrGeorge Engelhardt

Q formerly with Samuel Nott

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

STOVES CHANDELIERS LAMPSALSO

Crockery Glassware House Furnishing Hardware AgateIron and Tinware

AGENT HALLS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANYBeaver Block Fort Street

The Store forireily occupied by S Nott oppoiste SrRKCKKLa Coa Hank Honolulu I

California WinesThe growth and manufacture of pure wines in California has surprised the

most sanguine Although small manufacturers through combined ignoranceand carelessness turn out inferior wines it has been the ambition of

Messrs Arpad Haraszfhy Go

To produce Wines and llrandies that are absolutely pure and the

ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNEIs the only pure Champagne that is produced by the natural process of fermentiilion in the bottle which wines are imported and sold only by

HAMILTON JOHNSONVvrirLe aasLca Spirit 3ivderclnarLt

Vvi33eVci alts 29 avCerclaasit St 0E3ro3aol-ul-- a

Also Agent and Importer of the Celebrated

FALKS MILWAUKEE PILSENER BEER0 P S WHISKEVEUREKA WHISKEY

MOUNTAIN DEW WHISKEYMcKINNEY WHISKEY

THE DAILY HERALD

Today September im 1886 is issued the fir number of Tun Daily Heralda morning newspaper to be printed for the proprietor under contract by the

Press Publishing Company Merchant street Honolulu

Price Six1 Dollars per- - Annum or Fifty Cents permuiiui

All who receive a copy of the initial or any succeeding number arerespectfully

INVITED TO SUBSCRIBEBusiness iven hre solicited to feM the advantages of Tun Daily Herald

as an

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ADVERTISING MEDIUMA large edition will be printed each day to he circulated in Honolulu and

throughout the Islands regardless qf subscriptions until a regular paying list olsubscribers is obtained on the public becoming acquainted with the merits otthe paper

The Daily Herald will furnish a fresh and readable record of events incity and country It will also give from time to time as received a summaryof the latest news from Mie outside world in concise and systematic form

The Daily Herald will follow a straightforward consistent independentand moderate course in the discussion of public adairs It will not be theservile organ of any clique faction or party At the same time an earnest support will be given to measures promotive of the public welfare and to indivi-duals

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or organizations that may appear in the political field with claims topopular confidence backed by worthy records and unassailable principles

The undersigned would however rather point to his record as a journalistin this city for the past two years as conductor of the Daily Bullttin thanmake promises that in general estimation are valueless until justified by performance He can only pledge himself to do his best to produce a thoroughan influential and in every way acceptable daily newspaper

Try the Daily Herald for a month at leastDANIEL LOGAN

Honolulu Sept 1 1886 Editor and Proprietor

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General ubevtiocmentc

DUFFYS

ie la im- FOR -

Medicinal Use- -

NOEUSELOIIi

Absolutely Pure nJ UntultrtJ

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Ctirnttvo JnslUntloimInllrinnrloa

AND

Irescribed by 1liysiciant Everywhere

1JIEONLY

Pure StimulantForthcSicktnaliiKConvnlecingPatietitf

ArcJ People

WEAK AND DEBILITATED WOMEN

Anleit First PkijbOoiu McdalmWorIJ Exposition New Orlan La 1885

For Exoollonoo tuiil Purity

Macfarlane CoSolo A cent

Wenner CoManufacturing ami Importing

JT EJ W JES T i TS JZ SNo 02 Fort Shi et

Alwj kicpon lunJ a mo eegant awrtment of

FINE JEWELRYSOLID AND PLATED SILVER WARE

Ever drought to this inailte

Clocks Watched Urucelets Neck ¬

lets Plus Lockets Gold Chainssuid Guimls Sleeve Duttoim

Studs Ktc EtcAnd ornaments of all kinds

Elegant Solid Silver Tan SoU

nd all kinds of silver ware miuLle for prcscntaliuu

KUKUI AND SHELL JEWELKYMndc to Older

Ucpairinff of uatclet and Jtwelry carefully attended to and executed In the most uorVmanUkemanner

ENGRAVING A SPECIALTYParticular atlmtton is iald to orders and job wotk

irutu inc iitner iMaiuiR

Crystal Soda Wovks- MANIIFACTUHCHS OK

S03D A --VT-A-TBI

FLORIDA LEMONADE

AoratedWatcr3 of All Kinds

Fruit SyrupnandEcsencosOur G001N 01c uttnowleKed the REST NO CORKS

WE USE PATENT STOPPERSInallnur lloitlei

tiT We invite particular attention to our PatentKilter recently introduced by tthicli all wtr usedn our iiwuuraciurci li alivilulely freed froiri nil Impurine

r We deliver our Ooodi free or charge to all artof the city

Careful attention paid to hland Ordert AdJrem

THE CRYSTAL SODA WORKS

P 0 DOX 30 HONOLULU H I

Telephone No 298

S MCARTERWood and Goal Merchant

No 8a Kinc Street Telephone Numberin Loth Companies 187

limit l v wm cty

Departure Bay Coal NewcastleCoal and Charcoal

Hard and Soft Wood SaBel and Split alwairmbanJ BtittoMiniuaiii

J LYONSATJCTIONTCKK

AND

General Commission Merchant

Masonic lllwk Qufe St Honouu

Solo Acunt forAMERICAN 4 EUROPEAN MERCHANDISE

TO LET OR LEASE

rtRi UwVllSV 1owh roomnlences inetiaii water Al

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Ati0 Hall SonA fi RNANDFZ

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General uciltoemcnls

1J1CCIIS0I15

GROCERS

No 4 iweu St

SUGAR SUOAHi

In Larrelt half Larrrlt mid loe

IIIU Flour Golden Onen lltu LI Duisdo

SacU Wheat IeHBitk liarley Kett

Crown Iluur

Saclti Corn Iet holeSacli Cirn Ren Cracked

Sack llran oare ind I e

Sacki Beam WhiteSacki Ream Red

Sacki Ream RayouSacks Ream Home

Sack Ream Lima

SACKS POTATOKS IIEST In GUNNIES

Case NicnacsCatcx Kxtra Soda Crackers

Caes Medium RreadCaieCracked Wheat la lb bnK

Caiet Com Meal white 10 lb baciCaet Oat Meal 10 lb hagi

Caiet Corn StarHi

Casks Dupee Hams

ICk LliA Harm Caiei R U UtoV I

Case FaiibanVt lird lb pallCases Fairbankt Lard lb pail

Cases Fairlwinkt Lard 10 lb pall

d WhilhcvV llutler In tinslllf lukirn Ruitcr Gilt ndge

Qr hikliK lluttw Gill Ldke

Cases Xeiv Cheese

Uo and bdls Salt CodfishULI IWcw Celumbla Rlvtr SaWo

Cases Laiindry StarchRjsm Drown Laundry Soap

Pure Java Coflee Roasted and Ground lb tinsSack Green Coffee

Chests Japan lea lb papersChests Japan Tea lb papsn

Roxes Raisins Iondon La enH botes Raisins Ixndon levers

Holes Ralilus Muicalc

Drums Citronnoxes currants

Cases ChocolateCass Mixed Tickles

Cases Splcss assarted all sites

Sacks ItnilishWalnuts -Sacks Soft Shell Almonds

CftsssJCaliforrla Honey lb tinsCases King Morse It Cos fresh canned

riuiis Jellies and VegetablesRales Wrappln Taper axtra quality

IAX ASSORTMRNT

Best California Leather

Sole Insole Harness Sklrtlnc nnd UppersFiencli and Ameilcan Calfskins

uncep onins sjoai aionsSaddles and Saddle Tiees

These toads are new and fresh and will be sold at

LOWEST MARKET RATES

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The BMsstxn Ct wt HarryWt lnirry on our rnllwnys-- wo Irany

through our telegrams What 1i tho re ¬

sult of hurryinft on tho railway r Wenever Bee the bvautlea of the scenerythrough which we patH and bo with hur ¬

ried rending you do not nee tho beautiesof the literature you peruse And whatIs the next result It Is thai you do notappreciate those beauties the beauties areno longer created for you stylo sulTera lo-

calise

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renders read too fast to enjoy thestyle and beautiful writing la becomingmore nnd more rare Homo men thbrenro who In reaction ngnlnst the slovenli-

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of the writing of the present day become thomsolves stylists and literary rcstliiites but that nKoln Is ruthcr un exaggeration spcAKing genernuy nrsr ciosistylo la literature Is being weakened undseriously weakened by tho extraordinarypace nt which everybody Is anxious toread Mr Goschcns Speech

A lrofemlonal HegBara Good DodgeAlmost allot tho begging dodges like

everything else aro run Into tho groundbut there is one old fellow who has beencoming around hero for about a year has amonopoly of one of them He llrst asks Ifthoro aro any furrlnrs around afterwhich ho presents a letter saying he Is anold London bookkeeper sick and lu badluck and In need of assistance No mat ¬

ter whether ho receives help or not as hoturns to go ho always asks for a postagestamp as ho wonts to wrlto home Ho se¬

cures a number of these and after ho hasa quantity saved takes them to some ofthese peanut stands or a surburban groceryor drug store and sells them six for anickel It Is quite a good dodgo nnd It Is

strango that more of tho professional beg¬

gars havo not called It Into use DrokersCashier In Globe Democrat

Coit of Ilunnlng n locomotiveHow much docs It cost to run a loco

motive P said a railroad man Well morothan you would think If a locomotivewere starting out on a 100 mllo run andvon wcro asked what tho cost of the run

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would bo to tho company tho chances arothat you would say about 10 But Itcostsallttlo moro than 20 conts a mllo torun a locomotive on nnaverago Nearly8 cents of this Is for fuel 1M cents for payof engineer and fireman a half cent for oiland wasto unit moro man i cents lor re-

pairs¬

A ton of coal will runalocomotlvo twenty four miles a pint of oil willrun cloven miles nnd a pound of wastoIIS miles Tho locomotives of n railwaylike tho Northwestern run half a millionof mllos a month Chicago HernldTrain TnUf

Illljli Tricon for Tnll FootmenIn Kngland tho footmori are usually

great strapping fellows eoloctcd for theirheight and tho size oi their calves A tallone fetches moro than a short one andmany ladles arc particular that they shallbe good looking In great establishmentsthero Is one called her ladyships footman for especial attendance on his mis-

tress nnd she naturally likes him to bepresentable rne auverusemonia iuwjjjbmention if a man is moro than six feethigh for every Inch Is worth nt least apound a year In his wages ChicagoHerald

A Tllloil Woman In SpainSpanish law which permits a woman on

tho throne also allows a titled woman tobestow her title upon her untitled husband Iusteod of duquo mnrqueso orfoiule they aro all called duqueso mar- -

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qtiufo condero kxenange

According to statistics collected by DrLandoiwy during tho last five yearsthere died of consumption in Paris CrtOOO

persons

Mil III - lllll J J Willi JJ1

General Suuerlisemente

N EW ENGLAND MUTUALInsuranceCompany of Boston Mass

INIORMKATKD 115

Assets 11 mm 1 W IHHI nearly I7000000

Policiii Issued on the most favorable termsabsolutely Hou Forfeltable after Two

Payment

LvtiiK nv NiiN mrtrsiTURa luv t

and

luured aRe 35 yeara ao ear Kndowment Plan foi b5000

jiiiuini ivfliiifiif ffjtvnoi

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Csh Surr Vle Pd up InrAt the end or the ad Year iSjSj 9 MS

llJ K4s7 a4U1 6jS UStli 83185 4S6th 101900 1095

Oh MJJIS 918th ti57S 3S

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The oond and subteqeut premiums are likely to

be by lcrtatin anmril ilittnMltst l tin- -

til Aiiplications can he had of and fulllnlormattonwill be given by the A jcnts

CASTLE Sr-- COOKE

WRITING PAPERWRITINU JiiriiK

Now in stock with additional Eastern Invoices en

route A fine variety of Oie

C O N N K CTICUT V A I h

First Quality

Cap Legat Letter Notq ami B

Asoried Also Mnriyu WarJ IiWj LhieiFIJI Fofio and Note paper plain or can be

rulrd up to Mill any utdcr

THUS I II HUMNo 106 Fort St

ucmeso iltartm

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Imported and Dialer infurniture of AVer Description Alio

VpUolslorvr and ManufacturerFurniture Warerooms No In Curl Street Work ¬

shops old stand un Hotel iticet All orders promptlylo

pD HOPlSCHLABGRR fit Co

linpmtm unit Commlttton MerchantsNo S Quhcn Street Honolulu Oaiiu II

PRANK GBRTZJ

Hoot and Shoemaker

Boom anil Shoes mil to OrJsr

No io Fort Stxrst Honolulu

TOHN T WATBRHOUSE

Impoi

reduced

mJ General Mer- -chandlse

No 95 31 Strhri Honolulu

EYJ M I LLP

welghti

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attended

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Dealer In

Quken

M OAT JR CO

Stationer anil Sews Dealerslied Itubber Stamjt Agency

Gazette Hlock No 15 Merchant StreetHonolulu II I

Paper

TT HACKFJtLD fit CO

General Commission AtentiCon Fort and Queen Streeti Hunoiui

B MclNTYRB fie BROTHER

Grocery and feed StcrtCuk Kino and FoktSts Honolulu

T AHLO

Dealer In Drt tloodii litre Tea Htlka andIm 11 Inoiliif Halt llnnti and

Nhnes limn feed and flourCigars and Tobaeeo

Also of Rice and Sugar Plantations atKaneohe Koolau Waiplo Kwa ana HceiaCon NUUANU AND ClIAfLAIN Sts HONOLULU

H IRON WORKS Co

Steam Bolters Sugar MillsCoolers Iron llrass and Lead

Honoiulu H I

of every madearticular attention paid to anpsob work executed on the shortestnotice

iififliiuajsvuiihm

1886

proprietor

ONOLULU

EnginesCastings

Machinery description to orderBlacksmith n g

p O HALL SON Limited

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

Tnrilirare iil lleneral MerehandtseCorner or Kino and Fort Strektj Honolulu

orncExsVilllain V Hall President and ManagerUC Able Secretary and TreasurerWFAllen Auditor

Directors 1 hon t Mav K O While

--pHEO II DAVIES fit Co

Kaahumanu Struct Honolulufleneral and Commission Merchants

ACKN19 KOR

Ilojilillritisliand Foieigu Marine llifuiiice CompanyNorthern Aturaina Cnnipauv Fire and Life

Pioneer Line of PacLtti Liverool 10 HonoluluLiverpool Oflii Not u and 13 The Albany

OUSTACB fit ROBERTSON

DraymenAll orders for callage promptly attended to Parti

cuUr attention paid to the StokInq and SuuriNQofgomls In transit to the other Islands Also IILAOK

Sand and White Shii In quantities to suit at lowest

prices

OfrlCE No 46 Queen ttreel adjoining auction

rooin of V I Adaim ti Co

Mutual Telephone No 10

GOW UACPARIANK H R MACrARLANR

W MACPARLANB fit CO

Important Contniliulon Moroliontiand Sugar Factor

Iire proof Mullding Queen street I lonolulu

AGENTS FOR

Iuuloa Sheep Ranch Co HawaiiI Fowler ifc Co1 Sleam Plow and Portable 1 ramwa

Works LeedsUhrlcii Watson i Crfs Sugar Machinery Glasgow

lasgow and Honolulu Line of PacketsLiverpool and Honolulu Line uf PacketsLondon and Honolulu Line of SiciiuersSun Flic Olfice of London

--CASTLE fit COOKE

Shipping and Commission JirWniMrMo So KindStrekt IUiniiIUI

IMfORTUKM AND UKMKKS IN

GENERAL MEKCHAND1SKAgcnU lor

The Hitchcock fit Company PlantationThe Alexander llaldwm Plantation

K llalslead or Walalua PlantationA II Smith Company K0I01 Cauai

J M Alexander Haiku MaulThe Haiku Sugar Company

The Kohala Sugar CompanyHamakua Plantatlnn

The Union Inurancc Company ol hun FranickdiThe New Bnglaiul Life Insurance Company of llloiThe lllake Manufacturing CoiupariV of llostonD M Westons Patent CenUifugal MachinesThe New York and Honolulu Pucket LineI lie MertnaiH Line iionoiuic inu aan rruiuiuDr Jaynci i Son Celebrated cdiclnesWilcox i iibbi Singer ManufAduring CompanyWheelei St Wilson bow Ina Machines

T0 THE GREAT ARMYOr WKIlUKa

Gillols EsterbrtRA Steel Tens

TODDS GOLD FENS

FAUKRS ANTJ NERVOUS PENIIOLDIiRS

Rubber lloldeis Cork Holders Ivory and Ebony

lloldem Kold mounted Ivory and HoneFolders and Paper Cutters J abers 1 ablel

Krasers Denitona Velvet LrasersCrystal Rubber Rublienn wood

pencil shape Thumb TacksPencil Protectors Rubber

Hands of varioussires etc etc

fur Sale by THUS fl TllltUUNotSo Fort Street

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No 104 Fort

j lGeneral

Street

To Arrive1

For Tlfe- -

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Desiring to close out

SHIP CHANDLERY

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AND

COMMISSION BUSINESSWe will sell at leduced prices our entire slock goodwill and lease of premises to a refpomible party t afair valuation

Hcnnlulii August 9 l86

AND

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ST

F HORNPiartiCal Confectioner Pastry Cook and linker

Rich and delicious Ice Cream made by Steam

71 Hotel St Both Tclephrno No 74

EJICE CREAM

AND

Iiiuoolu Bluoli Kinu Stroot--

The choice t candiej and Ice Cream constantly onhand private rooms for ladies and families will openabout the loth of September

THE ROYALCor of Nuuanu and Merchant Sts

Under the ol

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Keep alwaya in stock a variety of the best WinesLiquor llecrs and Ice cold Heer on draught at tocents per glass

CALL AND SEE US

P P GRAY M D

fUrSICIAN AND SU11GEOSOffice next door lo the Honolulu Library

S to 10 A M

OrriCK Houxi a to 4 r 11

7 to 8 r mSundays 9 lo 11 A M

RESIDENCE Alakea St OpHsite YM C A

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Finns

A MORGAN

No 70 and 81 King St HouoluluTCarriage Manufacturer Horse Shoer

and General Ulacksmitb

Reuilrinn promptly attended to Ordera from theher Islands solicited Hell Telephone No 161

V4

p W PRAZER

MEKOKANT TAILOR

Corner King and Alakia Sis Honolulu

Moderate charge good workmanship and perfectfit guaranteed

y w Mcdonaldv

CITY SHOttlNG sitpiOrrosiTB Pantheon Staiuks 116 Fori ukukt

Horse shoeing In all its branches done by the most

experienced workmen

Hell Telephone Ui

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IIERHONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS MONDAY OCTOBER

bertiJBtmctttfl

ENTIEE N1W STOCK

Next Friday perS Australia

Popular Millmfpry House

SACHS Proprietor

SELLING OUT

AWPIERCECO

PIONEER

STEAM GANDY FACTORY

B-A--JS

MELLERPARLORS

Candy Manufactory

SALOON

Management

WQLTER

PTOWN CENTRALSTORE

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Honolulu

STATIONERY

HRKWKKS lllOCK

rARRIES A rvu ASSORTMENT u

und Gommorolal Stattonory

- CONSISTIMJ IS AilT Or

Mote Letter PoUCap Legal lullJVwrCold Steel and Quil PensWriting and Coping and Colored Juks

PENCILS MUClLAfiCS

Ipeleries Viiting CardsCap Letter Note and Memo Tablet and llloik

in Manila and fine paperInkttands RulersEnvelopes al sie paper and cloth lined

STOAKES AUTOMATIC SHADING PENS

Tritl Ralauce andLog Books

LETTER PRESSES

Pa Memo Time Order Receipts Kaercueand Letter Books

Copying Brushes Rubber Copying SheetsBlank Books in Various Sire and Styles of Binding

Traciuz Cloth and Paper

luteins a r apex

Photograph Frame and PassepartoutsAutograph and Photo Albums Scrap Rooks

Inlaid WorkUoxe and Wrlling DeksAllotypes framed and unframed

Celluloid Seta of Comb Hrush and MirrorLadiealland llags Ketirulex Baskets

Shawl Traps SJ100I HagsA Fine Variety of Pranga Ilirtliday Cards

Poetical llirthdiv and Mallneoir llookt

Illmtrited Letter Sheets loclotand Utter Maps 01

the Islands Maptof Honolulu

Boixvoiitf VlnwN of Tlouohilu

Windsor ft Wj itj Vrtliti M ttrrlali

Special or extra Urge Iwjk uivle upto order ftooi

WESTONS LINEN RKJOItl PAPER

BY LOMrKTBNT W0IIKMKH

III Any St l Desired

IAlKli IIULINO TO IS I IATTEICS

HAnillUILY KXKCIIKII

A FULL LINE OF FLAT PAPEXS

Constantlin Slock

NCLUIHNli MARCUS WARDS RIMIIINliN

Pocxet Edition Seaside Libraiv

IN LAI10K VAKIKTY OK Till MOST rWUMK AITIIORS

MUSIC MAGAZINES PERIODICALS LAW

AND

MISCELLANEOUS HOOKS

llOVSD TO OltDKIt OV SHOUT SOTIVfA orders respectfully solicited

prompt aucuiiun

THUS fl XU11UM

ALDustncG0 JTmrus

A SCHABFER CO

iMroinnm and

Commission Merchants

No jo Merchant Street Honolulu

f y O BERGER

Agent fir Macneale Jt Urban Safe

Merchant Street Honolulu

QROWN PHILLIPS

Practical Plumbers Oat fitter amiCopper Smiths

House and Ship Job Workpromptly executedNo 71 King St - Honolulu

w P ALLEN

Has an office with Messrs Bishop A Co corner ofMerchant and Kaahtirrunu street and he will bepleased to attend to any business entrusted to him

T A1NB fie Co

Comirifoftfoti MerchantsImporters and dealer in Hay Grain and General

ProduceHonolulu H I

and guaranteed

T BWERS COOKE

Successors to Lkwrrs Dik50NImporters and Dealers in Lumber and all

kinds of Untitling MaterialsNo Si Fort Street Honolulu

TTOLLISTER fit Co

IFiofeaafe und IZitatl Druggists and To ¬

bacconistsNo 39 Nuuanu Stiket Honoiuli

M PHILLIPS fit Co

Importers and iriiolesale Dealers In Cloth-ing

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Hoots Shoes Hats Mens fur-nishing

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floods faney Goods EtcNo to Kaahumanu Strert Honolulu

CLAUS SrRKXKEL I WH

TTfTM G IRWIN fit CO

Sugar factors and Commission AgentsHonolulu H

J M WHITNEY M D D D S

Dental ltooms on fori StreetiIonolulu II

Office in Brewer Block Hotel and FortStreets entrance on Hotel Street

CLARENCE WILDERASIIrORD

I

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VOLNEY VAtLLANCOURTASIlrORD

A SHFORD fit ASHFORD

Attorneys Counsellors Solicitors Advo ¬

cates 1roetors Conreyaueers EtcOrriCE Honolulu Hole adjoining Post office

T ALFRED MAGOON

IRWIN

corner

ATTOllXEY AT LAW

41 Merchant Street Honolulu

T

JOHN H PATY

Notary 1ublle and Commission of DeedsFor the Slates of California and New York Office

at the Bank of Bishop CoHonoi ulu Oaiiu H I

O B UULH

Lawyer and Notary 1ubltrWill be at his office at 15 Kaahumanu street from

to 10 oclock A u during the I cgislativt session

T R CASTLE

Attorney at Law and Aoary IubtlcNo 19 Merchant Street Honolulu

Attend all the Courts of the Kingdom

w ILLIAM

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Dealer in Choicest lleef Veal Mutton EtcNo 6 Qukkn Stkbkt Fish Market

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

Vegetables of all kinds supplied to orderTelephone No 11

JDBAVER SALOON

Fort Street Oitositk Wiliifr Cos

II T SOL IE IrojirletorFirst class lunches served with Tea Coffee Soda Wa

terGinger Ale or Milk

OlEN FltOM 3 A M TILL IO K SI

Smokers Jt qulsllc a Speciality

WKST II SI DOW

W1

McCANDLBSS

DOW fit CO1 Vi MACrKIAN

Importers and Dealers in all kinds 0Uusle fancy anil dunauesn Goods

Furniture of all kinds Sewing Machines MirrorsPaintings Chromos and Toys Picture Frames andCornices to order Moving and repairing Furniturea specialityNo 103 Fort Stkkit Homiuai

A L SMITH

Importer and Dealer In GlusMcnrrMorldcn Silver Ilntrd Ware

llrackcts VaseNo 83 Fort Sikkki HnNniun

Kings CombinationLuslral Wire Ware

Spectacles and Eyeglassesncy Soar Picture Frsmes

Wostenholms Pocket Cutlery It I Chases Islandviews Clarks Spool Cotton Machine Oil akinds of Machine Needles Domestic Paper Fashions

Sole agent of the universally atknowledged LightRunning Domestic Seving Machine

T E WISEMAN

Ileal lUtnlv llroker and Employmentllareau

Rents Uoonn Cottages Houses nnd sells ami leaseReal Ettatuin nil prit of the Kldgdom Employment round for llioe seeking work in all the variousbrandies of huxlness connected wills these Islands

V3T N II Legal ncurnenisilrawn Hills rulleytrdCooVs and Account kept and general office worktransacted Patronage solicited Commissions moderate

UiustttcsB Harus

NO 34 e

UNIONMARINBINSURANCBCOMPANY

CASTLE A-- COOK AGENTS

Incorporated 87

DEPARTMENT PACIFICACCIDENT Life Insurance Ccmpnyor CALtroRNiA

J 6 WILDER AGENTAssets December 31 1884 11163000

Policies Issued against Accident for one day up toone year

MAGDEBURG PIRE INSURHAMDURG Company of Hamburg

A JAEGER AGENTbuilding Mrrchandie Furniture and McMoiy

Insured against Fire on the most favorable terms

TDRBMBN BOARD OP UNDERWRITERS

F A SCHAEFER Ct AetnltAlso stents for the

Dresden Board of UnderwritersVienna Board of Underwriter

For the Hawaiian Islards

BRITISH FOREIGN MARINE INSURance Company Limited

TltROH DAVIES AGENTThe above agent hat received Jnslructicns to re

duce the rntes of Insurance between Honolulu andPom in the Pacific and Is now prepared 10 Issue pollcies at the lowest rate with a special redaction onfreight per steamers

LYONS

tticfioneei mil Commission JlrieltantCorner Fort and Queen SikknTK Honolulu

Sales of Furniture Stoclc Real Estate and GeneralMerchandise promptly attended to Sole agents firAmerican and European merchandise

HUSTACEformerly with dolles CO

11 nolesals and Jletutl ilroeer111 Kinu Street Undlr Harmony Hall

Family Plantation and Ship stores supplied at hurtnotice New crood bv every steamer Orders fromthe other Ishncl faithfully executed

Telephone No tto

M S GR1NBAUM fit CO

Imioiters of Cemial JlaclnndlsrCommission Merchants

Queen Street IloscnuiiNo 134 California street Sao Francisco Cat

--pHE WESTERN AND HAWAIIAN

and

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INx vestment company limitedMoney loaned for long or short periods on approed

security Apply to W L GREENOlice Beaver Block Fort St Manager

M A CONSALVES HU1IKIkON

rONSALVES fit CO

Wholesale Grocers and Utile UVnfHeavbrv Block QuEtrSTHRETJSrlfHiNuLULu

Post Office Box No 309 1 elephoue No set

A THURSTON

Attorney at Law

No 311 MBuniANiSTrrtET Honoi

HOS G THRUM

ItlWlRTINR AND MaNLKACTUMMJStationer Itooks llr Irtnter Hook

binder etcAnd ptiblKher of the Hawaiian Almai ac an J Annual

Dealer jr Fine Stationer- - Hookis Muic Toys anaFancy GoodsroHT S niKKT Nkr Hotel Hunoiiiu

FORTUNA GENERA L INSURANCE COMpany of Berlin

F A SCrfAEFER b Co AGENTSThe above Insurance Company has established a

General Agency here and the undersigned GeneralV authomed to tal e risks against the dangersof the Seas at the mosi leMunablc tales and on themost fHvorable tei ms v

GERMAN LLOYD MARINE INSURANCECompany of Berlin

F A SCAEFER Co AGENTS

The above Inurance Company has established a Gi neral Agency here and the aboveigned General AgeMiare authorized to take RUks against the dangers ol lhseas at the most reasonable laics and on the most fa-vorable

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terms

HAMBURG BREMEN FIRE INSURANCECompai y

F A SCAEFER Co AGENTlive above hrm having been appointed agents of this

company are prepared to irsure risk againrl fire enbtoneaud Urick buildings and on Merchandise storedherein on the most favorable terms For mniculars

applv at their olTce

NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURance Compaiy of Boaton

CASTLE fit COOKE AGENTSINCOMURTXD 1815

The oldest Purely lWual Life InsuranceCompany in the United States

Policies Issued on the most farnrnbleTermtLosses paid through Honolulu Agency 40000

NORTH GERMAN FIRE INSURANCECompany of Hamburg

II IIACKFELD sV Co AGENTSCapital and Reserve Reichsmark 88300atheir Re lnuranceCunipanics 3500000

The Acents of the nlmi ntiiin r it nunii- j w v llnHIIIIIslands are prepared to itmtie Buildings FurniliirrMerchandise and Produce Machinery etc also Suguand Rice Mill and sessclsin the liurlior against loor damage by hie on ihe iiuik fnsnrnblc trrms

TRANS ATLANTIC PIRE INSURANCECompany of Hamburg-

UACKFELP Co AeratiCapita and Kesere Rcichsn ark d 000000

their ltelnstiraiiie liuiianics ni6ooooTotal KculiMuark 10760000

The Agents uf the alxive C iinpaiiy for ihe HawaiianIslands are ptepircd to iniirc lluildings FurnitureMen handise anil Prodiue Mocbiner etc also Sugarand Rico Mills and vessel in the lurlor against lossor damage by pre nn the inu t nsnrable teimr

THE LIVERPOOL AND LONrON Al DGlobe InsriAicc Ccatpany

Bisitor cot a awnEsrAHISIIKU 1836-

linllmlted Itublllty lo SloclbntderAsset 37ouvlKervt Jvo

I MCI ll R M ItPremiums received after ddutton of re

Insurance oecoooo

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THE DAILY HERALD13 P0UL1SIIED

EVERY MORNINGEXCEPT SUNDAYS

KOK TH IijoYltlKTOIt IVTMI PrkuIi hushing Co

tlMITIU

A1 Uio OniorNo SDMorohnnt St

TJUtJIS OV SVHSCltllTIOS

Per annum 600Six tnontnn 3Thre monthIrmanth soctt

Postage additional

SJT lubatrlplionit Vauabe in Atlranrr

lirlcf communications from all parts of the Kingdomwill always be acceptable

All matters Intended for publication as well as bustn c mmuncations and advertisements shouldbeadried to

THE DAILY HERALD

MONDAY OCTOBER n 1886

OUR ARMY

The military appointments and promotions gazetted last week and referred

to by the great newspaper as forminga red letter day in the military annalsof Hawaii furnished the pleasureseekers of the metropolis with an enter-

tainment

¬

for which they should beduly grateful A gorgeous burlesqueof this character even on paper shouldgo Dr to compensate our communityfor the prevailing famine in dramaticentertainments With such evidencesof our home resources in these direc-

tions

¬

we need not pine for the merrymagnificence of the Mikado or thecheerful satire of Pinafore Mr Gil

bertandsullivan with his usual entcrpriie and acumen is already on theway to our shores in order to drama ¬

tize and set to music our military sys-

tem

¬

with its civil adjuncts It is re-

ported

¬

that the title of the new oper ¬

etta is to be Rex spelt with a V Theintelligence officer it is understood

will be the hero of the play and in

case the treasury runs dry before theAppropriation Hill is all p tid he will

then become the villain Mr CJilbert

andsullivan had hoped to have severalintelligence officers as characters butas suitable m teriat for ths class is

scarce in the army it was found to beimpossible in gratify him He feels

however that he will be able to bearup under his disappointment as he canmake up in generalissimos

OPIUM AGAIN

The opium bill as amended by theSanitary Committee provides for a li-

cense

¬

fee of thirty thousand dollars in-

stead¬

of forty thousandthe license beingfor four years instead of one year andonly one license to be granted insteadof two The sale of the opium by thelicensee is restricted to persons who

produce medical certificates that it is

the proper remedy for their diseaseThe opium is to pay a duty of fifteen

per cent and a stamp tax of one dollaron each tin

The bill wears an innocent aspect in

its provision for confining the traffic tomedicinal purposes But if this werethe real object tin re is no need forcreating amonopoly in the drug Therestrictions imposed on the lkensc un-

der¬

the bill could be enforced as well

in the case of all drug stores as of onelicensed dealer Then under the pro-

vision

¬

for certificates to be issued bySome physician any Chinese doctor

or any of the kahunas legalized in theHawaiian Board of Health law justpassed could grant certificates with

results that it would be a wasteof space to state Lastly if

only a proper inedicinnl purpose is

sought in this bill would it be profit-

able

¬

to the licenser after paying his

7500 per annum and other duesDoubtless in the course of years a fac

titious necessity would be created underthe licensed importation -

Medical men and social scientists in

other countries are now viewing with

alarm the ever increasing demand foropium in its various medical guises

The best way to prevent the beginningand growth of such an evil here is tostick to prohibition in its simplicityEven the medicated opium bill deservesno better fate than indefinite postponemerit

Bulgaria wants to elect a new rulerRussia moves indefinite postponementTurkey moves the previous question

Austrmxrnises a point of order Eng ¬

land calls for the ayes and noes Ge- -

many claims to have the casting voteFrance moves to efuijourn which will

likely carry

wa irrwfyv JWffCTw-wjqiTnM--

Ottrfow Slmll Not nine To night

There is perhaps not one person ina hundred says rhe St Paul Globi butis familiar with the poem CtlrfcwShall Not Ring To night and yetthere is not one of the hundred whocan tell the name of the author Thepoem was written nineteen years agoby Rose Fartwick a Michigan girl butdid not find its way into print for threeyears alrcrward I he author was notpleased with her production and withheld it from publication It was herfirst effort and was laid away until oneday in an extremity to fulfil an engagement to furnish the Detroit CommercialAdvettiser with a certain amount ofcopy each week and not having anything on hand when the demand wasmade for it she took the manuscriptdown from its dusty shelf and sent itto the publisher with instructions toput it in the waste basket if he didntthink it worth publishing It was published however and in less than aweek was copied into all the leadingdailies in the country Miss Hartwickhas since married a Mr Thorp andnow lives at urand Rapids Uri arecent visit to Chicago the Tribunesaid of her She is bright and entertaming in manner and by no meansshows her five rind thirty years Shehas never written anything of note except her Curfew but derives quite anincome from her children s stoneswhich she is writing with some suc-

cess¬

Odds nnd Ends

The chief trouble with lovers Hearttrouble

A critic informs us that romance isnot history This is a gigantic discovery and could be equaled only by asvaluable a one that some history is notromance

If some paper insinuates that a politician is for sale there is a good deal ofirritation displayed but let the samepaper state that the politician has neverbeen sold and everybody laughs

A Warkwork Ont minister prayedone recent bundiy morning as follows

Lord bless our servant girls who aredetained from joining in the worship ofthee by the sleeping of their mastersand mistresses

An exchange says that from 1874until the present time 112 cold bloodedmurders have been committed in Edgefield county b C by the countydocket The county d cket ought tobe hanged

And how is the ozone inquiredthe old Boston lady 111 search of summer board Excellent first classjsaid a rather puzzled housekeeper weget it from the city regularly everyday

The heathen in his blindness bowsdown to wood and stone says a popiiilar missionary hymn and it is exem-plified

¬

in an Arkansas county whereWood and Stone are caPdidacs on aDemocratic ticket

Popular Solouce- -

Warm honey taken every fifteentwenty or thirty minutes is said to bean excellent remedy for catarrh

Recent determinations give light avelocity of v 18420 miles per secondCornu or 186380 miles per secondMichelson

Measurements have shown the thickness of the hunian hair to vary fromthe 250th to the 600th part of an inchBlonde hair is the finest and red hairis the coarsest

When a microscopist studies animalculm in a drop of stagnant water hefirst places them between pieces ofglass pressed together by a screw Thetighter the latter is drawn the moredelightfully the little creatures wriggleand demonstrate the peculiarities oftheir nature

As a true tonic effective invigorator andgenuine appetizer Duffys Malt Whisky is

inn ip

BUSINESS ITEMS

Artist Materials Picture Frames andCornices made to order King Uros Art StoreHotel street

No hand book excels the Hawaiian Almanacand Annual for reliable statistical and ccneralinformation relating to these Islands Irice50 cents

If you want a good smoke for our moneyhome industry ami call at J v

Iingleys Crystal Soda Woiks 69 Hotelstreet

The Elite Ice Cream P rlors II J HartProprietor Dont indulce in personalities tomislead the public but offer their superiorHand made Ice Cream Cakes and Candies toone and all Good quality in everything isour stantlard motto

What everybody needs at the present hotspell is something cold and refreshing Thereis nothing like the superior handmade IceCreams Sherbets and Fruit Ices served at theElite Ice Cream Parlors 85 Hotel streetKeep our fancy cakes and candies fn mindThey cant be beat

IVsh steam frozen pine antl richest ice ¬

cream every day No cream frozen over thesecond third or exen fourth day Sold at thePiomer Steam Candy Factory Ilakeryand IceCream Rooms V Horn Proprietor Hotelbetween Fort and Nuuanu streets ltoth telephones No 74

The largest stock and greatest variety ofhome manufactured strictly pure Candles canonly be found at the Pioneer Steam CandyFactory Dakcry and Ice Cream Rooms No71 Hotel street between Fort and Nuuanustreets F Horn Proprietor Practical Con-fectioner

¬

and Pastry Cook and OrnamenterFresh home made Hawaiian Chocolate

Strawberry Vanilla and other Flavored Caramels always on hand guaranteed to be farsuperior than any imported and sold cheaperat the above establishment than anywhere elseBoth Telephones 74

TryMartliitll Cider It Is absolutely pureMacurlanc Co agents

s

Scnmtl SDbcrtlocmcnlfl

PEACE ASSUREDWar Averted No Cutting of RriqpS

NO PUFFING OF INFERIOR GOODS

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

Mens Youths and Boys

Custom iMade Clothing ever offered to the Public

My Goods are Shrunk before Cutting--

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

Ladies Misses and ChildrcnsFine first class Hosiery in all Grades and Shades from Silks to Cottons My Gentle-

mens¬

Hosiery are Simply Elegant A look at my real UALI1RIGGANS is well worth avisit to the store These goods are made for mjsclf and arcthe only poodsof the kind sold hereEverthinj usually found in all well appointed Gentlemens Furnishing Goods Stores re tohi found here No Puffing Is necessary as this establishment is well and favorably knownfrom Hawaii to Niihau

No Trouble to Show GoodsM McINERNY

M GOLDBERGCorner of Fort and Merchant Streets

JUST RECEIVED THE FINEST LINES OF

Custom made Clotlig Gents Furnishing Goods

HATS CAPS ETC ETC1

Latest Styles and Novelties in Neckwear

Also by repeated and Special Request a small Invoice of Jtlie Floes Hand madeconsequently

MOST DURABLE GENTS SHOESObtainable in the Eastern Markets

WOLFE CONo 66 HOTEL STREET

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

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

P O Box iv Bell Telephone No 349 Mutual No 149

NOW LANDINGEx J D Spreckels and W G Irwin

5150PACKAGES GRAIN

UNION FEED CO

H E McINTYKE BIIOIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and FeedISiiHt Coram- - irort mirt ICinc StrowtH

P O Doz 315

Real HtatA AtvnfAeut

ESTABLISHED 1879

JOS E WISEMANGeneral Business Agent

CAMPBELL BLOCK HONOLULU H Ibmployment

wllders Steanuhl AieutGreat Durllimtrm Kallroad Agent

In America

Ciiitoiu Ifoue BrokerMoney Broker

wnnacer Hawaiian 0 House 1

Flrea Life Insurance Agent

LEWIS fc OOT

Telephone

No iu Fort StreetImporters and Dealers in Staple and Fancy GroceriesHay and Grain EtcIOE HOUSE GOODS A SPECIALTY

l O Hox 297 Telephone boll Companies 240

171

era

General

CEWILLIAMSFURNITURE CORNICES CURTAINS

Just Received

A NEW 10T OF FINE I0RN1IUBE

BEDROOM SETSSIDEBOARDS

Jlbtwliscincnts

FARLORrSETSWARDROBES

New lot of Cornice Polesr- -

150 and 200 a Set

New Lot of Window Curtains100 each

Store Hotel Street between Port and Nuuanu Streets

C E WILLIAMS

tit ii 11

Tlie Central Cigar StandCampbells Block Merchant Street

F 1IILDER - ProprietorBell Telephone 172 Mutual Telephone 375

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

The Finest Manilla Cigars tr the Market on Hand

Island-- orders Carefully attended to Give me acallrrj

LOOK OUT FOR THE ANNOUNCEMENT

-- OF

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Will appear shortly Too busy with clearing out sae towrite anything now

LAINE COwo 34 fort St Clock Building

Have rewired consignment of the n01 Kconoml and ValuuU Feed for 11 kind of lock

COOKED LINSEED MEALIt U llie greatest Hedi former Milk and Duller reducer in uie

MIiu FlkDt wrlliirSllrrf e lkldSf wBtM Uin- - AUo 0ur VnlMHfty 0at W1ea Coi Etc Etc

Which Uoffrred le UWl Mke Kae da delivered free 0 ny Mt cf ih city

B B THOMASContractor Builder

fcflmritic niuil n lt 1 i -- t 1 -ri 01 uriCK iron Hone nnd Wm itttiit triuhuivwr prom nent uui dtncn ercctnl H v imii iwcimuwKinR1 IV ace Lunalilo Home On HL Honolulu

er 0 nunicrtiuii mention tlieanl Aswan llniltHnnsKtc Library Wiltlir Mm Lack IVIicc

BnckWorkinalliisBrancIescos H cone r Queen and AlaWa Sirerti

Mutual Tilcthone No 8

OPENING OF NEW GOODSANl AT

VE11Y LOW PRICESAT

5JLLRS COJOHNF ALBURN- -

Bnck Itakling Kig Street near MuunttaIMPORTER AND DEALER

N HAY AND GRAINGood tklivercj promp

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hlE DAILY HERALDrlll bo fov Hnlo TJuilv nt tho TTo- l-

lowing xMhoohf

0 THRUM Fort street

M OAT J Co Merchant street

stVafMi SODA WORKS Ilolel bteet

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10NDAY OCTOBER n 1886

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t i t 1fc Ulllimiu trialkomeson toujy

t

N RAVS

for manslaughter

1 The Kinaus volcano party retnrninjfesterday numbered fifteen

Officer Holoua yesterday hauled in a

iiinaman caught smoking opium

The steam laundry under its newIwncrship begins cullccting washing to- -

rit Tlie Kmau brings word of continuedhut not increased activity in the vol- -

lanoft- - i t ntlinr fi eiriitic nf fncfr 1 IICIU iiuuwi uimm

Iriving on tncialama road tnese

vejiings

I The opium bill was not reached onSaturday tnc mam tax mn occupying111 the sitting

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An association of school girls is pro- -

ectcd to make articles of wear for theimates ot tne icper nospuais

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Tli manaeer of one of the lamestEvery and hack itables reports business

ue urisK which 1 u jjuuu ijuIf Mr and Mrs J T White will

ortly open the Eagle House in theuildmg known as the Temperanceotel

l A mMf Irwlt rxrCnra n rnmnlaint fMi yuuil lauj jiiiwta wjMiv w

ie liliRALD against allowing ininescdrive and heavily load sick and sore

horses

Mr TnViti Matrnnn is to beam a colli j- - - p rlection and real estate agency in meoffice of his son Mr J A Magoon theawyer

Mr J H Stevens a passenger intransit on the Australia was wencnown here as an insurance man a few

yrears ago

A Bible reading will be held at theSeventh Day Adventist mission thisevening Subject inc secona na- -

irent and the liinding 01 satan

Henrv Norman who made a goodImpression in Honolulu as the baritonepi an opera company is singing in amsical comedy in San Francisco

Mrs Frank Gardner who with herliusband was a passenger for the Colo- -

lies on the Australia is Carrie bwainfamous comedienne and soubrettc

There was the stone age the irontc the golden age and here s tncak age said the Water Works em- -

ayee as he saw water oozing up ati street cornerKIt I here will be no change ot Min- -

Iry before the next session is theeclaration of a Hawaiian gentlemanccupymg a reserved seat in the poli

tical arena

fMn las T Sherwood hurt by thepgpsizing of the coach the other dayfroBumed the drivers scatlon the Wai- -

ikikt bus yesterday driving all day although-- feeling somewhat sore

Mr Raymond the organizer of excursions from the Hub to all parts ofic globe is in Honolulu so that a

arty of Eastern touriss may be ex¬

pected here in the early part ot futurity

During the whole day and night ofSaturday the b b Australia was takingIn board 400 tons of coal and dis- -

iharging her freight the latter consist- -

lg partly of heavy machinery Shetft at a oclock yesterday afternoon

VTccre T 17 R Mrln- - nnl PoTlal7 It A t IJVVSlt JT IU 1JWII

yyjor who arrived from San FranciscoMi Saturday are famous billiardMayers and are likely for a while to beJons of the hour amonc the manylevotees of tint pastime in Honolulu

A Mikado tea party is a noveltyromsed on Thursday evening at the

M J A hall for the benefit of thergan and library funds of the Secondsngrcgation Qf St Andrews Cathed- -

Iif Mr Geo W Macfarlane came homeam San Francisco on Saturday It

lsaid that be succeeded in forwardingk loan nusmess so iir as couiu c

lone before the return to Encland ofr Armstrong aeent of the Enulishidicate

Captain Penrne of the steamericlic was arrested on the day that6sel sailed from San Francisco for

Ms port for allowing Chinese to goboard contrary to the orders of the

ustoms authorities and he cave bail1000

tRobbcries are said to have beenluent of late on Alapai street

Binese arc susnected A residentere sticcests that nondincr the an- -

intment of additional notice for theiburbs the patrolpn Bcretania streetiih uuunsionaiiy iook rounu me

rner into Alapai street

Bubserbe for the Hkkald

Dorili of tatlior Lyons

The death of the patriarchal missionary known as Father Lyons is

announced in this issue He died atWuimea Hawaii on Wednesday lastin the eightieth year of his age andafter fifty four years of service RevLorenzo Lyons came to these Islandsin 18325 along with Messrs EmersonLyman Spalding Alexander andForbes In an article on The Supviviug Missionaries Living on theIsland of Hawaii in the last IntendRev IS 1 Baker says Father Lyonsof Wuimea is the only representativeof the early missionary past of theislands the great revival of 1836 7 and8 being the dividing line between theearly missionary pjst and the laterHis body a mere shadow keeping hisbed largely in the day time and seizedalmost nightly by spasms which takehim to deaths door this veteranlaborer of now more thin fifty yearsstanding has not long for earth Heis the great Hawaiian poet and hisverses original and translated whichare sung in the churches all over theIslands will effectually prevent deathwhen it comes from hushing hisvoice

Hotol Arrival h

Saturday the arrivals at the RoyalHawaiian Hotel exclusive of passen-gers

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in transit by the Australia were asfollows Oscar Unna and E A Hoff-man Maui J N Wright and wifeKohala J Marsden Hawaii Mr andMrs Turton returning from San Fran-cisco

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A P Raymond Boston W ADouglas J F 13 McClcery and BenSaylor San Francisco - -

Sunday A Hanebcrg Kauai MissBrownlow London Chas Wni ClinkGreenock Scotland W H CummingsWuiluku H Engclbrccht San Fran-cisco

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T R Keyworth Paauilo WH Cornwcll Maui

Moonlight Conoort

There will be a moonlight concertthis Monday evening at 730 at EmmaSquare The following is the pro-grammeOverture Light Cavalry SuppeChorus Tannliauscr WagnerWaltz Venetian Nights StraussSelection Princess Ida Sullivan

Elcilc anil Ahi WclaFantasia Lilluokalani MichielsGavotte Gwendoline NcilsonIolka Caibarian MichielsMarch The Volunteers Mctra

Hawaii 1onolMr Michiels will kindly volunteer fur this

concert and will play two solos Lilluokalaniand Caibarian

Itoyril Proont ofnFlngHis Majesty the King was pleased

to present the captain of the S SAustralia shortly before her departurefor the Colonies with a handsomeHawaiian flag made of silk TheAustralia ran under the English flagbefore she was bought by the OceanicS S Company and this is her first tripunder the Hawaiian flag to AustraliaPrincess Liliuokalani accompanied theKing on board the steamer on the intercstmg occasion and the nag wascheered as it was hoisted to the main-top

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of the big steamship

Prorortlou of tho legislature

The present session of the Legislature which will be known doubtlessas the Hawaiian Long Parliamentwill close on Saturday next the hun-dred

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and twenty ninth day if the housemeets every day in the meantime Theceremonies will probably be more bril-

liant¬

than usual on account of therecent lavish distribution of feathersunder the organization of the HawaiianArmy and Navy by act of this session

Tho Sainton Crop

The Alaska salmon pack is unusuallyheavy this year and the deficiency inthe Oregon Washington Territory andCalifornia pack will be made up fromthis source The run of salmonthroughout the coast is growing lighterand lighter from year to year and thecause is iiuriumcu iu inc voracious sealion against which all the packers havedeclared war S K Examiner

TRADE POINTERS

West Dow Co have received exS S Australia Music InstructionBooks Folios of Music Bihy Car-

riages¬

Whisk Brooms Diamond HatRacks Wagons Small Slates RusticFrames Lunch Baskets Etc

Tho Dost TonicMr Henry Ulllinp NVftsliiujjton U C

wrltcst I have tisctl your Duflys 1tire MaltWhisky for medicinal purposes As a tonic Iconsider it superior to the hundreds of concoc-tions

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which are now flooding the land as stim ¬

ulant liquors

The ladies now wear corsets whenthey bathe at the seaside Well it isquite natural for whalebone to returnto its native element

Employment agent Yoii said youdidnt care what sort of a domestic Isent you Lady I didnt say thatI know As to color I mean

Yes I remember I did Either blackor white I said Well I filled fliestipulation didnt I No the oneyou sent me is green

A man whose daughter had marriedaway from home wrote to inquirewhat kind of a man her husband wasand received for reply I tell youfather hes a prime good nhistler andyou never saw such a hand fi r flapjicksin all your days Hes got llue eyesand his father belongs to church

FOREIGN NEWSTHE EASTERN QUESTION

Tho Austro IInncnrlnn Polioy

Herr Tisza the Prime Minister inthe lower house of the Hungarian Par-liament

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replying to questions said thatAustro Hungary intended to preventany single power from establishing aprotectorate over Bulgaria Theywanted independence among the Bal ¬

kan States without courting covetousdesigns toward any of them TheAustroGerman alliance continuedguarding the mutual conditions of existence without endangering peaceAustro Hungary would not allow anysingle lower to make armed interfer-ence

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in Bulgaria Hcrr Tisza refutedthe assumption that Austro Hungarywas any way privy to the plan to de-

pose¬

Prince Alexander or that she wasaware that the Prince as the lattersaid in his telegram to the Czar regarded Ins crown as having been re-

ceived diicct from the Czar lie saidAustro Hungary firmly adhered to theUcrhn 1 reaty and that her relationswith Germany remained unchangedThe treaty had been violated in certaincases the most serious of which occurred last year in Eastern RoumcliaIt 1 urkey claimed the right accordedhcj in the Balkan States no otherPower would be entitled to resort toarmed interference there Also heheld that no change in the constitu-tional

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or territorial relations of theBalkan countries could be effectedwithout the consent of the Powerssignatory to the Treaty of Berlin TheGovernment hoped their aims wouldbe successful and would be attained inharmony with the Powers and withoutdisturbing the peace of Europe Theyshould labor with calmness doublynecessary in these critical times but atthe same time act with earnestness andresolution

The London Standard commentingon Herr I isza s speech says that itshows that whatever side arrangementshave been made with the Czar the alli-

ance¬

of Austria and Germany hasnever been superseded by a triple alli-

ance¬

The cards of at least oneEuropean power arc on the table andare found to suit admirably the honestgame of English foreign policy whichthe Government has resolved to play

Bulgarians IrritatedThe Russian Consulate in Sophia

employed agents to distribute 111 thepublic houses a circular issued byGeneral Kaulbars and addressed to theRussian Generals in Bulgaria Theseagents having been caught on two dayswere severely and repeatedly beatenGeneral Kaulbars protested against thechastisement in a note Natchcvitchreplied to the bearer of the note byword of mouth to the effect that hewould not cause the chastisement ofthe guilty parties but the Governmentmust decline to become responsible forsuch accidents 1 he responsible parties he added were those who in timesand circumstances like the presenttook upon themselves to distribute exciting publications broadcast

September 30th General Kaulbarsreceived a deputation of 1 14 prominentcitizens of Bulgaria headed by DrVbultcheaff as spokesman They askedfor the reconsideration of the Russiandemands particularly that for the post-ponement

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of the elections two monthsThe nation was anxious to speedilysettle the choice of a piince to occupythe Bulgarian throne They assuredthe General that Bulgaria was thankfulto the Czar for his past protection butmaintained that the laws of the countrymust be respected No other Min-

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than that at present in powercould extricate the country from itscrisis General Kaulbars in reply saidThe Bulgarians know very well that

the Czar had their prosperity at heartand they must confide in the Czar andcarry out his wishes Dr Voultcheaff interrupted General Kaulbars atthis point and said If that is all youhave to say we will retire The depu-tation

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then withdrew

limy aro for WarThe Emperor of Russia has expelled

the reigning Prince of Bulgaria againstthe will of his people and has installedin his place a Russian piilitary agentwho is empowered to call lor troopsfrom Moldavia Wallachia and to sum ¬

mon the squadron from S bastopol toascend the Danube The people ofBulgaria wanted first to keep PrinceAlexander not being allowed to dothis they want to convene the Sobranjeor Congress to elect a new sovereignbut the Emperor will tolerate nothingof the kind Such a violent dislocation of the political machinery ofEurope can haully ftil to leid to hosti-lities

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In a recent conversation with amember of the German Rechstag whuremonstrated at the large appropriationdemanded by the Government for thepurchase of new rifles and who observ ¬

ed that the sum cmld not have beenlarger if war had been declaied Chancellor Bismarck replied War wearc at war now

Prince Ignatieff the Cumins Russianambassador at the Iorte recently ob-

served¬

in an interview with a reporterthat war between Russia and Germanyis inevitable We helped Gsimany inher wars with Austria and France andshe has repaid us with duplicity undsecret hostility We are all as eagerfor rciQic1e ns Frapce

General Bouhngeis views are

known lie lud not been a month inoffice as Minister of War before he putthe trench army on a war footing andhe has made no secret of his purposeto recover Alsace and Lorraine if itcan be done before the expiration ofhis term of service He has made theFrench army to use the words of acompetent military critic the mostefficient military machine in the world

Bismarck in the meantime offers toback up M de Freychict in demandingthe retirement of the English fromEgypt France reciprocates by ap-pointing

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M LHerbette a noted Ger-

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sympathizer to the mission inBerlin But neither nation is deceivedby these diplomatic flirtations Bothrealize that while they may delay theycannot avert the inevitable end Amore real indication of the future isthe building at the French dockyardat Toulon of ten Russian men of warat a cost of 1000000 each Russiawould not incur such an expense in thepresent state of her finances unless shemeant war with a maritime power andFrance would not furnish a foreign nation with men-of-w- unless she feltreasonably certain that the maritimepower irf question was not to be herselfor one of her friends

Ilio Ronily HostnUcrmany has under the various

ncaus into wnicn ncr military strengthis divided an effective force of 3 870000 trained men all of whom are fami-

liar¬

with the manual of arms and withmilitary evolutions If Austria threwher strength to Germany it would adda force of about 1500000 more train-ed

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soldiers to Von Moltkes army andwould raise it to the almost incredi-ble

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number of 5370000 fighting menRussia has on paper under arms

and in the various reserves somethinglike 10000000 men but her actualfighting force docs not probably exceed2500000 men France has 2000000men trained to war and in admirablecondition and discipline GeneralBoulanger lately said that the wholeof this force could take the field withinthirty days after a declaration of warIt is known that the Irench artillery isnow the finest in the world Withouttaking this into account France andRussia could meet Germany and Aus ¬

tria with 4500000 fightingmenAt the opening of the Franco-Germa- n

war the effective strength of theFrench was 600361 men while that ofthe North German Confederation was842155 besides command of theservices oT 187600 troops belonging tothe South German Confederation Inthewar of the American Rebellion theavailable force present for duty on May1 1864 was 662345 and the totalforce present for duty equipped only533447 men About the same timethe whole strength of the Confederatearmy which was probably its highestatany time was 47733 These fig-

ures¬

contrast curiously with the figuresof the armies now massing for the frayin Europe

Try Miutinclli Ciilcr It is absolutely pureMacfarlane Co agents

DIEDOctolierCth at Waimea Hawaii the Rev l oretuo

lons In tlio gotli sear of his age after 51 gears serv ¬

ice as missionary of the A II C F M at Waimea

Shipping IntelligenceARRIVALS- -

S S Australia from San Pranclscblmr Ukclikc from Kahulul

Stmr Kitnu from Maui und Hawaii

Saturday Oct 9

Sunusv Oct to

DEPARTURESSaturday Oct 9

Stmr Australia for SydneySclir Moinnhine for Koholilele

VESSEfS LEAVING TO DAYStmr LlkellVe for KahululStmr Lehua for llauukuaStmr Mckolil for MolokalSchr Malolo for South Sea Islands

PASSENGERSFrom Maul and Hawaii p r stmr Knau Sundiy

Oct 10 Hon S O Wilder MimJ C llrodie MissMHrodie Mr Ilrownlow Major Ifllendell C W ClinkII Anjelhrecht c Tuch Master Wilder Witflit Mrs VSnlTrcy Miss Saffrey Miss N Saffrey Mrs ChuliiHarry llynj Utia Major W II Cotnwel V W HadeW M GtlTard I Iishnmi l K Keywurth F I JonesMrs llaiaike Hon J W Kalui V II Cummlnm MrsIliendnrn C Furneaux and ife Kia NahaoUluaHon Cecil Frown Mrs Clu Wijht child and servantand about 106 deck

Vossols in Port ft oai Foroign PortaAm bk KUiuore G W Jenks from Newcastle N

Am bk Hcspcr C Rider Irnm Newcastle N S WOcr bk 1acific Olfnun from llmucn jcrmiiiyAm bktnc Fureka I J Wiuduig from San Fran

ciscoHaw bkTIioi U Poster Uug from Ncwiastle N

Am Urn W S Downo Pu1 from San FrancbtoAm bUno 111a Ru t from San llanciscu

Vossols Expooloil from Foroliju Portslint bark Ironcrag frcmIlveriool due October

1530 ToT 11 UavlesCbAm brgtno S illna Wake from San Francisco dueAm bk Martha Davis P M Ilensuii Balled from

Iloston August th due December io so To C Urewer10llrbk Martin Pihcr tohac sailed from IUenwol

August asllrilharkW II Watson from LIerpool dun October

i jo I o F A SJiaefer CoAm lk iMcllic blope Harms Troin Newustle N S

V due September 10 H To Wild r CoIlr ship Hospoda ll1U0ck from Newcastle N S W

duuOi lober m ioHaw SS Australia Vtbbir from Sin Prwcisco en

onto o the Colonies duo October C

Am bk Hope Icmlhallow from Port Townwtnd WT October 13 Lewtr Cooke tcnt

Am lik Sarunac from New York due NovetnlHir 181I1 Castle Coke nuclits

Ilrlt bk Glenitnbcr liolleiun from Liverpool dueJnnui y is 3t 687 I 11 1 vie K QiuKen

Amhittiu S N Cas U-- Hubbard from Port Townsend W T due ftranuvr 15 30 CadU Cookeagents

Am bk nllmrien lorVln from Sm FiancUco dueOctober 1 Ca tie Cooke igtnti

Am tern Geo Perkins Acktrmau from San FrancLco Due Oct 10 15

jr rrT jjjjl iiNOTES

I he steamer Klnau rUiht soo bat sugaiihorses I baits ol 8 hid 9 bales gut skint and30Q packages suiidilti

Scitcrnl 3ttibcttiJ3cmcnt

Trustees Salellvontclcf tlie Honolulu Sailor Home Kocittv I

will lcll tit

PUBLIC AUCTION

Wednesday October 13thAt 10 oclock a M

At the building known M tlie Sailors Home Merchant Mreet the whole of the Furniture contained inaid Uuildlng consisting of

Bedsteads Mattrasses FeatherPillows Sheets and QuiltsToilet Sets Chairs TablesMirrors Matting MosquitoNets Lamps Stove and Kit-

chen¬

UtensilsANB

At 12 oclock Noon

All of the BuildingsExcept the Foundations of Stone

Roofed with SlateThe terms of the Kile are Cash rtml the buildings to

he entirely removed within 45 days after tale and pos ¬

session will be given immediately

LEWIS J LEVEY Auctioneer

H HAGKFELD CO

Furst Bismarck and Pacific

TXEVST O OOXDSvariety

BEERS AND

LIQUORS

FILTER PRESSES

IRON TANKSSTEEL RAILS

FENCE WIRES

YELLOW

SHEATHING METAL

ROOFING SLATES

CEMENT

CROCKERY

MARKET BASKETS

CANDLES

ROCK SALT SOAPS

Vienna Furniture

New Piiotompli GilloAbove Pantheon Stable

Stuiikv HonoluluPortraits

guaranteed

S

PCASTLECA1LU

Offer for sale ex

lull Line of- -

A large of

Variou Sizes

Port HIand iewc

NG

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First class work Satisfaction

J A GONSALVES

Scncrat Jlbto eel tocincnler

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lly order of A J tartwrluht Sr the Hxccutor andTrustee of the last wdl and te tament of EmmaKaMconalani deceased we will sell

At Public Auction

Wednesday October 13thAt 10 oclock A M

At the late residence corner Nnuanu and IleretanlaStteets the followine property vl

4

3

9

21

Mamo Feather Leis

E E Feather LeisPue Feather Leis

Pauku Feather Leis6 Wili1 Feather Leis

1 Bust Queen VictoriaAn assortment of

or e w B Xj k srConsisting of Gold Lockets r Gold

Rings 1 Pearl Ring i EmeraldRing Gold Watched Bangles

Chains Etc Etc

One State CarriageTlie articles will be on view on Tuesday OctoLer

athfrom to oclock A M to 3 r it

E Pi ADAMS CO lAuotnu

KOLOA SUGAR CO

TIIH annual meeting of the stockholder of theSugar Company will be held at the office of

Messrs II Hackfeld Co in Honolulu at 7 r tMondayJOctobcr 11 1886

CHAS M COOKESecretalry of the Koloa Sugar Co

Honolulu October 8th

ISSearcher of Re ordi

Office at present with Albert SmithKaahumanu Street

Esq No 9

Orders from the other Islands promptlyattended to

Cosmopolitan SaloonConior of Hutol ruitl Nuunnu Stx

TJnclui tilts Miiiiuumont ot

F L LESLIEKeep constantly on hand all brands of Wines

Liquors and llccis Ice cold llcer oil draught 10 centsper glass

GIVE US A CALL

G J WALLERFamily and Shipping Butcher

METROPOLITAN MARKET

King Street

BK0V7T cSc COImporters and Peelers la

Ales Wines SpiritsAT WHOLESALE

14 Merchant St Opposite Post OfficeHonolulu H I- -

NOTICE

THE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETINGof C Jlrcwer li Co will be held at

the companys ofllce on Saturday October 0 1886 at10 oclock a m

J O CARTERSecretary C llrcner li Cbnipany

Bcnciitl JluUciHscmcnU

CASTLE COOKE

Shipping Oommission MBitMisIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

GENERAL MERCHANDISEAQENXSEOR

J II ATtE RfONICCASTI F

Kohala Sugtr Company Hail u Sugar CompanyPala Plantation Hitchcock Cos PSaMutian

Grove Ranch Plantation R Halstud Walili 1 1 UntktlonA II Smith Co Koloa Kauai

e J nbi Fire an J I - ii Insurance Company of San FrnncUco1 t 1 tna Fire Insurance Company of Hartford

llu New Enjhrul Mutual Life Insurance Conipanj of llinouD M Westons Talent Centrifugal Machines

I he New Yo k and Honolulu Packet LinThe Merchants Line Honolulu and San Francisco

Dr anc Sons Celebrated MedicineWilcox Gibbs Remlngtoiiand littler ii Vtilrciri Sewing Marhi

EX O HALL SGMLIMITED

Have jiut leccived andofier for sale

DOWNERS KEROSENEfi I i C TO iC AND GOOD L U C K- - 0l L

SUPERIOR

LCOSra- - CtJtEbJD MATOEEBS-I he only ont for e in this Market

Halls Celebrated Plows and BreakersWITH SPARK PARTS

f ltre imzdntixila de ghfieFiom 6 th to in sold cheaper than any other In the mrket fi

Also bisal Rope Usual Sizesw

A fresh Id of cleg nit Solid Silver Wari from tho floRiiM EacioryUso heautiful articles of Silvei Plated ware JronvRecu liaitQns Rooms

All these besides thejrusual assortment of lIardwtjre2LubncaingfdilsEtcfor House and Plantation use

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JWSSUS FINANCES

A niCH MINERAL COUNTRY WITHOUTPRIVATE ENTERPRISE

A Young Govcinniont Engineer Move

Method of Itcnolilng the 1recloua Met ¬

als Southern Siberia Irosperlty anilrcttlllty oT Soil Tlio CossackI hml Uils morning n long nnd plcnsnnt

conversation with Col do Geslor nn exmember of tlio start of the Grand DukoVJtulmlr In the Husslun army Col doGesslcr has occupied an ofTlcln1 position Inthe military forces of the Russian governnient for many years and Is Intimatelyacquainted with their resources theirquality nnd their power

Just what I asked in the course ofour conversation Is the condition of finan-cial

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affairs in KusslnrThoro seems to bo an utter drainago of

gold from tho country Our rublo worthnominally something llko 80 cents of yourmoney now sells for 47 cents This ofcourso applies to tho paper equivalentwhich is In circulation throughout KusslaCoins of all kinds nro very scarco and papor money Is about tho only thing onosees Thoro was a time directly after tholast war when tho banks would glvo nogold at all no matter what kind of nn or-der

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was presented to thorn They werewilling enough to comply with tho domands mado upon thorn but thoy had nogold whntover to do It with Wo havo arich mineral country but there Is no inccntivo to private enterprtso In miningwhllo wo nil know what such work Islikely to amount to whon It lc dono by thogovernment Lot mo glvo you nn examplo of tho wny these things nro managedA man buys a piece of land in tho mineralcountry and undertakes to locate a mlnoon it He digs down and down until hureaches tho vein of metal

Up to this point he has boon allowed togo ahead upon his own responsibility butthominnto ho touches gold or sllvor ho iscompelled to report to tho govornor ofthat province and tho representative ofthe czar comes In nnd takes possessionpaying a certain amount in cash for theproperty Thus tho discoverer docs notreceive enough of benofltfrom his work tonttract very many gold diggers to thomines Some of the frauds that aro prac-ticed

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on tho government nro interestingTho methods of digging gold nro veryprimitive and the fashion is to cut a greatgash in tho mountain side Instead of sink¬

ing shafts or tunnelingA KEW METHOD OF MININQ

A number of years ago tho governmentsent a young engineer to adopt more prac¬

ticable means of digging out tho preciousmetals Ho went nnd reported that howas about to put a new scheme into prac-tice

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Tho soldiers In Siberia can not domilitary duty to any extent in tho winternnd thoy are allowed to work ns laborersin that period keeping for thcmsolveswhatever they may earn This young en-gineer

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engaged thousands of them and setthem to work making nn excavationwhich covered raoro than a square mile atthe surface Year after year tills workwas carried on tho excavation growingsmaller and smaller toward the bottomtho Bides slanting so as to keep the earthfrom falling In By tho time tlio rock wasreached there was not much spaco for thoproposed operations nnd the wholo thingwas abandoned as a failure In the inter-val

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by paying his laborers 1 rublo n dayper head and drawing three or four timesthat amount from tho government the en ¬

gineer had accumulnted a fortuno of about8000000 rubles The affair lias never beeninvestigated Siberia is not altogether thecountry it Is represented to be Only in thenorth is the climate severe

Southern Siberia is one of tho mostfertile and prosperous regions In existenceIt is to this part of tho world that mostpolitical prisoners are exiled The govern-ment

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gives each of thom a fixed number ofacres of land a house cattle horsos nndfnrmlng implements The only restrictionplaced upon them is that they shall not gooutside a given clrclo and there is a suf-ficient

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force to bco that they obey this be-hest

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The vast majority of thom settledown to a quiet peaceful and prosperouslife and nevor want to come back ngnlnoven after their terms of exile are fin ¬

ished There aro many enormously richpeople in this portion of Siberia Thomerchants make vast fortunes financialeasiness is prevalent and there is Just asmuch luxury in that country as there Is Inany othor part of the world It is to north ¬

ern Siberia where the copper mines arosituated that tho worst criminals such asmurdorors nnd thiovesof the vilest degreeare sent To condemn a man to work intho copper mines is as good as reading hisdeath sentence for ho seldom survives ayear of labor thereTHE COSSACK AN INDEPENDENT SOLDIER

What I nskod is tho difference be¬

tween your Cossack nnd tho ordinarysoldier In your army

The Cossack responded Colde Gessloris an Independent soldier I can only liken

him to tlio militia in your country nndeven there I find points of mnrked dissim-ilarity

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He owns his horso his uniformhis small arms and nil his other accoutre-ments

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excepting his rifle That alono be ¬

long to the government When ho beginsIn tho service of the czar ho must remainIn that service whenever it is demandedof him to tho end of his life His only ad ¬

vantage Is that In time of pence ho isto carry on any pursuit which ho maycare to embark The Cossack country isalways thriving and pleasant Tho Cos¬

sacks indeed regard thomsolvcs as theoriginal Russians tracing their ancestryback to little Russia and thoy speak ofall tho othor inhabitants of the greatcountry ns being with them but not ofthem It is difficult to tell whnt will bethe future of Russia There Is a greatchange working In tho country nnd thereseems no way out of the nations financialdifficulties It looks indeed as thoughabsolute bankruptcy wore impending -

Some of Col de Gesslers anecdotes oflife In tho latter campaigns of his careerwere Interesting Ho told for instnncohqw at the fall of Plovna Osman Pashasent his sword to Skobeleff nnd that uponthe meeting of the commanders or thohostile force the grand duke personallytook tho weapon nnd with hisown hnnd hung it ngaln abouttho waist of Osman while thetroops on botli sides cheered themsolves hoarse nnd in their nrdor wildlyembrnced each qther Skobeleff Is stillsincerely mourned In tho Russian nrmyHo was the most dashing and impotuousof all tho czars chief officers nnd ho washold In great reverence by tho men in hiscommand Among other things ho wasa tremendous drinker and It was hissteady habit to consume a dozen bottlesof champagne in the course of a daysfighting Ho would hold the bottlo In illsleft hand knock the top of it off withhis sword and drink the entire contents ata draught Nuw York Cor BostonHerald

General licvttocmcnta

I TIL CIDER

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It is absolutely pure

and is manufactured in

the Orchard from fresh

selected Apples one year

before being placed on

the Market and gener-

ates

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its own gas by

NATURAL FERMENTATION

Macfarlanc Co

Sole Agents

Physician and Surgeon

Leprosy a Specialty

Oilier hours at Kal aako from o to I A M everyday except SumInS Will visit patients at llielr res ¬

idence by request

All other diseases treated nt his ofhee corner ofPunchbowl and Ilcretania streets

Office hours from t 1051 M Sundays fiom8 toII A M

AT TI IE

Tinroln Block King StreetThe following dishes may be ordered at all hours of

the day

Broiled Chicken Broiled FishTender Loin Steak Rib Mutton Chops

Oyster Stew Ham and EggsMackerel Etc Etc

We icne up the Celebrated AIIUIMANU KANCttnUrilRateven meal

Geo CavenaghProprietor

Geo W DeLong Post

IIeu1itarlerCico DeLong lt No 5 Prparltiitnt n ta i fori in r A K

Honomiiu Oclolcr 9 i88fiTlic rrpilar innrnTity meeting will tale plackat lite

Vast ITaUtlifc attmla etcning at 7 oclock A fullAttend nee U requeued

Jas V Noblk K W AINCAdjutant Co iimander

J he aliovc meilng t iotxjiipd to Tuesday eveningOctober 11th at same time and place

K W LA INKCommander

NOTICEnPHE PKGULAR QUARTERLY MEET

1 ilitf of the Iros Publishing Company will heldntiisolhcc Merchant street Iriila October 15th at9joa m IIIOS SSOUTIWICK

Secretary Prc Publishing CoHouutulu October lh 1SI6

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Made by the Most Improved Systenii

JEristcil TnLlo WutorsGINGrk AM-

- LEMONADE

OKKNADINP PLAIN SODA

Absolutely PureAs supplied to the principal families in Honolulu indexclu ncl tu Hit llritanuic Majestys steels of war

HARRY BYNGHarber Shop cor Kingand AlakeaSts

Shaving and hair cutting neatly done Childrenshair cutting a speculty

COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT

rU 11KK lrurlclorUoTlil STNKhT HlrttlLN FoKT AND NviAhVOur secret it success we hnve pever failed and

will continue to senc our customers at in tin- - pastwith the lest the market affords lit icaionable rates

BREWER COMPANYCA Limited

GENERAL MERCANTILE AND

COMMISSION AGENT

list or officeksP C Jonks Ji Presiitcnt and ManagJ O Campk Treasurer anil ScirelaHon Wm Aiikn Audit

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Hon C R Risiii p Hon II Watkkiiou

pAUL NUUMANNS

Law Ollloo

No 44 Merchant Street Honolulu

ANCHOR SALOONCorner of King nnd Nuuann Slreets

WILL OPENAliout September 15 It with the choicett brands ofWines and I iqimrs

NOfE HEADS LETTER HEADSHEADS andSPATEMENP HEADS

printej to older ty the

PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY

wjTjs

Scnenti Sbbcrliscntcntfi

Charles Hustace100 and 111 King StlttwconFortiid Alnlion

Has received per late arrivals a full assortment of

siaxXjXS a istj jiJ2rcrz gkrocehiesConsisting

Family Flour Gcrncn Oat Meal Corn Meal Crackctl Wheat llreaMut Gem Diipcc Hamami lJacon Cot1iili Lard Smoked Hcef New Cheese Regs Cil lluller Da c Kahilis

Mustard Sauce Sea Foam Wafers Saloon and Medium Dread Apples Humboldt I tatoc

Uhmi rn 1trn Ale r lull I f rM rui Lpr Cn Cracker 1 nd Cakes Allotwhich arc offered lowest rales All orders receive careful attention and prompt delivery

Doth Telephrnn No 119 P O Box No

PACIFIC HARDWARE COH 111 D

74 70 Fort Street HonoluluNew invoices of English and American

goods Howes Scales The latest novelties inLamp Goods Kerosene Oil of the NestQuality A new Fire Proof Paint HardensHand Grenades Paints Oils VarnishesLubricating Oils for all kinds of MachineryAgricultural Implements Hardware StovesTinware House Furnishing Goods Cutlery

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Q formerly with Samuel Nott

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

STOVES CHANDELIERS LAMPSALSO

Crockery Glassware House Furnishing Hardware AgateIron and Tinware

AGENT HALLS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANYBeaver Block Fort Street

The Store forireily occupied by S Nott oppoiste SrRKCKKLa Coa Hank Honolulu I

California WinesThe growth and manufacture of pure wines in California has surprised the

most sanguine Although small manufacturers through combined ignoranceand carelessness turn out inferior wines it has been the ambition of

Messrs Arpad Haraszfhy Go

To produce Wines and llrandies that are absolutely pure and the

ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNEIs the only pure Champagne that is produced by the natural process of fermentiilion in the bottle which wines are imported and sold only by

HAMILTON JOHNSONVvrirLe aasLca Spirit 3ivderclnarLt

Vvi33eVci alts 29 avCerclaasit St 0E3ro3aol-ul-- a

Also Agent and Importer of the Celebrated

FALKS MILWAUKEE PILSENER BEER0 P S WHISKEVEUREKA WHISKEY

MOUNTAIN DEW WHISKEYMcKINNEY WHISKEY

THE DAILY HERALD

Today September im 1886 is issued the fir number of Tun Daily Heralda morning newspaper to be printed for the proprietor under contract by the

Press Publishing Company Merchant street Honolulu

Price Six1 Dollars per- - Annum or Fifty Cents permuiiui

All who receive a copy of the initial or any succeeding number arerespectfully

INVITED TO SUBSCRIBEBusiness iven hre solicited to feM the advantages of Tun Daily Herald

as an

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ADVERTISING MEDIUMA large edition will be printed each day to he circulated in Honolulu and

throughout the Islands regardless qf subscriptions until a regular paying list olsubscribers is obtained on the public becoming acquainted with the merits otthe paper

The Daily Herald will furnish a fresh and readable record of events incity and country It will also give from time to time as received a summaryof the latest news from Mie outside world in concise and systematic form

The Daily Herald will follow a straightforward consistent independentand moderate course in the discussion of public adairs It will not be theservile organ of any clique faction or party At the same time an earnest support will be given to measures promotive of the public welfare and to indivi-duals

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or organizations that may appear in the political field with claims topopular confidence backed by worthy records and unassailable principles

The undersigned would however rather point to his record as a journalistin this city for the past two years as conductor of the Daily Bullttin thanmake promises that in general estimation are valueless until justified by performance He can only pledge himself to do his best to produce a thoroughan influential and in every way acceptable daily newspaper

Try the Daily Herald for a month at leastDANIEL LOGAN

Honolulu Sept 1 1886 Editor and Proprietor

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General ubevtiocmentc

DUFFYS

ie la im- FOR -

Medicinal Use- -

NOEUSELOIIi

Absolutely Pure nJ UntultrtJ

IN USK IN

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Ctirnttvo JnslUntloimInllrinnrloa

AND

Irescribed by 1liysiciant Everywhere

1JIEONLY

Pure StimulantForthcSicktnaliiKConvnlecingPatietitf

ArcJ People

WEAK AND DEBILITATED WOMEN

Anleit First PkijbOoiu McdalmWorIJ Exposition New Orlan La 1885

For Exoollonoo tuiil Purity

Macfarlane CoSolo A cent

Wenner CoManufacturing ami Importing

JT EJ W JES T i TS JZ SNo 02 Fort Shi et

Alwj kicpon lunJ a mo eegant awrtment of

FINE JEWELRYSOLID AND PLATED SILVER WARE

Ever drought to this inailte

Clocks Watched Urucelets Neck ¬

lets Plus Lockets Gold Chainssuid Guimls Sleeve Duttoim

Studs Ktc EtcAnd ornaments of all kinds

Elegant Solid Silver Tan SoU

nd all kinds of silver ware miuLle for prcscntaliuu

KUKUI AND SHELL JEWELKYMndc to Older

Ucpairinff of uatclet and Jtwelry carefully attended to and executed In the most uorVmanUkemanner

ENGRAVING A SPECIALTYParticular atlmtton is iald to orders and job wotk

irutu inc iitner iMaiuiR

Crystal Soda Wovks- MANIIFACTUHCHS OK

S03D A --VT-A-TBI

FLORIDA LEMONADE

AoratedWatcr3 of All Kinds

Fruit SyrupnandEcsencosOur G001N 01c uttnowleKed the REST NO CORKS

WE USE PATENT STOPPERSInallnur lloitlei

tiT We invite particular attention to our PatentKilter recently introduced by tthicli all wtr usedn our iiwuuraciurci li alivilulely freed froiri nil Impurine

r We deliver our Ooodi free or charge to all artof the city

Careful attention paid to hland Ordert AdJrem

THE CRYSTAL SODA WORKS

P 0 DOX 30 HONOLULU H I

Telephone No 298

S MCARTERWood and Goal Merchant

No 8a Kinc Street Telephone Numberin Loth Companies 187

limit l v wm cty

Departure Bay Coal NewcastleCoal and Charcoal

Hard and Soft Wood SaBel and Split alwairmbanJ BtittoMiniuaiii

J LYONSATJCTIONTCKK

AND

General Commission Merchant

Masonic lllwk Qufe St Honouu

Solo Acunt forAMERICAN 4 EUROPEAN MERCHANDISE

TO LET OR LEASE

rtRi UwVllSV 1owh roomnlences inetiaii water Al

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Ati0 Hall SonA fi RNANDFZ

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General uciltoemcnls

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GROCERS

No 4 iweu St

SUGAR SUOAHi

In Larrelt half Larrrlt mid loe

IIIU Flour Golden Onen lltu LI Duisdo

SacU Wheat IeHBitk liarley Kett

Crown Iluur

Saclti Corn Iet holeSacli Cirn Ren Cracked

Sack llran oare ind I e

Sacki Beam WhiteSacki Ream Red

Sacki Ream RayouSacks Ream Home

Sack Ream Lima

SACKS POTATOKS IIEST In GUNNIES

Case NicnacsCatcx Kxtra Soda Crackers

Caes Medium RreadCaieCracked Wheat la lb bnK

Caiet Com Meal white 10 lb baciCaet Oat Meal 10 lb hagi

Caiet Corn StarHi

Casks Dupee Hams

ICk LliA Harm Caiei R U UtoV I

Case FaiibanVt lird lb pallCases Fairbankt Lard lb pail

Cases Fairlwinkt Lard 10 lb pall

d WhilhcvV llutler In tinslllf lukirn Ruitcr Gilt ndge

Qr hikliK lluttw Gill Ldke

Cases Xeiv Cheese

Uo and bdls Salt CodfishULI IWcw Celumbla Rlvtr SaWo

Cases Laiindry StarchRjsm Drown Laundry Soap

Pure Java Coflee Roasted and Ground lb tinsSack Green Coffee

Chests Japan lea lb papersChests Japan Tea lb papsn

Roxes Raisins Iondon La enH botes Raisins Ixndon levers

Holes Ralilus Muicalc

Drums Citronnoxes currants

Cases ChocolateCass Mixed Tickles

Cases Splcss assarted all sites

Sacks ItnilishWalnuts -Sacks Soft Shell Almonds

CftsssJCaliforrla Honey lb tinsCases King Morse It Cos fresh canned

riuiis Jellies and VegetablesRales Wrappln Taper axtra quality

IAX ASSORTMRNT

Best California Leather

Sole Insole Harness Sklrtlnc nnd UppersFiencli and Ameilcan Calfskins

uncep onins sjoai aionsSaddles and Saddle Tiees

These toads are new and fresh and will be sold at

LOWEST MARKET RATES

M W McCliesney Sons

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