th daily herald
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VOL I
DOING UP A FLY SCREEN MAN
Tho rroprlotor 1Vn Vorjr limy ConductAVlilcli Wb Grossly Outrageous
Ho lmd n wimplo fly screen under hisnrm nntl ho turned nsldo nnd ontorod allttlo slioo shop on Ltifayotto ntrcot oust
I vhns worry busy to lay sold thocoblcr ns ho looked up
Y-o- I supposo so nnd bo nro tho illosvfna thotoply My friend huvo you Rivenntiy thought to tlio momontous quorySlinK I Koop tho Flloa Out or In This
SummorV1 hut to git tlils boot dono in halfhn
hourExactly nnd I dont propoto to hinder
you I nm tnken orders for lly screonsYou can peg peg awny whllo wo talktalk lly scroons
I doan vhant sonicThat Is to any you proposo to sit In this
shop nil summer nnd oncourngo tho vIbIUj
ot winged Insects Do you know howmuch tlmo a man loses In four months Instriking at fllcsf
I doan flguro oop on himOf courso you dont but I havo You
will loso just two days In every monthThats eight days thrown away nnd not ally killed Now then
I dont vhant somo lly scroonsThat Is you think you dont How
many cubic feet of nlr do you think comesthrough thnt door In four montlisr
Mnype sixMnybo mllllonsl How much dust do
you supposo uccompnnlcs that alrfI vhas worry busyExactly but moro than two bushels ot
dust enter this shop by way of that doorand you Inhale at least half of It Howmany microbes nccompany tho dustf
Dls shop was under rdortgago youBCO
Thats all right but for ton hours aday you Inhalo 100 cholera microbes anhour
Und maypco I moot nvhay to Chicagoin June
Supposo you do A fly scrcon door Isportable property Thoro nro tiles anddust nnd microbes In Chicago as well asDetroit Do you want to dio of cholera
If I die It vhas nil right If 1 llvo I lintto work nil der lime I vhas a great handtto be alono In my shop
Certainly you aro but tho question rumains Shall 11 as light on your coat oriintf I will make you a door
I vhas worry busyDont doubt it but you owe something
to yourself Two dollars nnd a half willbuy the door complete and I want to tellyou that our
Great Hcafenst go avhayl I vhas buttyI doan vhunt somo doors I I doan vhantsomo Uy scroonsl
You dont If you dont want a doorwhy did you oncourngo mof Why did youtnko a quarter of an hour ot my valuabletimer Do you suppose I can stop andllguro up cubic feet ot nlr and bushels ofdust nnd numbers ot microbes to gratifyIdlo curiosity f
I like you to go avhaylWell Ill go Why didnt you say so nt
first What hnvo I done to you that youshould want to injure mo by robbing moof my time Your conduct is outrageoussir grossly outragcousr
Tho shoemaker jumped and locked thodoor as soon as the man was out For amoment thoy glared at each other throughthe dusty glass and then tho lly scrcenman said
Its a shameful caso and Ill keep anoyo on yout It It justsuch trifling conductas yours sir which has brought this coun-try
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to whero It Is Why didnt you toll mowhen I came in thnt you didnt want ally scrcon doorr Detroit Frco Press
Tlio Ijenutlvs of Grounif limitDo you know our largest real estato
owners dont pay hardly any taxes andsome of them pny nono at nil suggstod alawyer tho other day
How can that bor asked the reportorTho fee slmplo title to about one tenth
nt all tho ground within tho city proporthat Is ot that lying between tho hills IsIn families who havo perpetually leasedtho land subject to ground rents Groundrent Is ono ot tho nicest things In thoworld for tho ownor ot it but an awfulaggravation for tho owner of tho lease-hold
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Tho owner of tho feo need neverworry about his rents liko tho landlordsdo for ho not only hns a lionfor his ronts upon tho groundbut also upon all improvements erectedupon tho land by tenants If tho tenantsfall to pay tho owner steps In and takesall Improvements Consequently hisrents nro as sccuro to him as taxes aro totho county In all coses whero propertyIs leased for moro than tourtcon years thoHtatutes suy tho lessoo shall pay all taxonSo you see tho bloated ground rent pro-prietor
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pays not a cent of tax Ho Isnever worried with assessments for streetimprovements nor flro lusuranco normaking repairs nor painting nor puttingdead bent tennnts out ot the houso Alltho labor ho performs is liko thnt of thocoupon clipper Cincinnati Enquirer In-
terview¬
loriuiitlon of KiibIIkIi Public OpinionThoro must bo somo reason for tho Lon
dpn papers being always wrong in thoirestimate of public opinion nu I this reasonI tnko It Is that their editors and power ¬
ful writers still fancy that West Endclubs and West End drawing rooms aroplaces whero public opinion Is formedThis was tho ciiso when tho country wasgoverned by rival Ionrton cotorleH between whom thoro was llttlo real differ- -enuo in fundamental Issues At that tlmomo people took very llttlo interest Inpolitics und seldom regarded nn electionus anything beyond n tight between thouiuom mm mo yellows Loudon Truth
Discovery of u Now HiibntimceProfessor Stamford tim lrnriuii nviiann
has discovered a new substance whichpromises to become a popular article ofcommerce Alglno a residuum otmacerated fucus sea tang combines thoqualities of a mordant ni esouleht and aBtiperlutlve adhealvo It ilxos a vurloty ofcolors used by cotton dyers In certaincombinations It Is as nutritious as grapesugar while In ono of its forms Ituadhoslvenoss oxcoeds that of gum urablonot loss than twenty six times Cor Chicugo Times
1ropoutiiKto Itoycott tlln rimtiloTho Mormon church proposos to boycott
tho Gentiles lu Utah All MormutiH whodure to pntrouUo Gentiles are to bo dlstellowshlpped Inter Ocean
Th 17
iSW s
23 1886
Hartis
- E WILLIAMS
IUrORTUK AND DEALER IN
Mur Mfure of Jrry Veneriplien AlsoUpholiterer and Mituiilueturer
Furniture Warereoms No t 1 Fori Street Workshop nt old stand on Hotel Street All orders promptlyiitlrmicd to
pD HOFPSCHLARGER ft Col
Importer unit Commhnloii Jtrrehnnt
No 48 Quhkn Strict Honolulu Oamu It I
CRANK OERTZ
tool ntut Shoemaker
Boots and Shoes nude to Order
No ioj Four Strekt Honolulu
JOHN T WATHRHOUSE
Importer unit Dealer in General Merehnndise
No 95 31 Quken STiim Honolulut
T M OAT JR ft CO
Stationer nnd Neiv healerItril Jttibbtir Mnnp Aueney
Gakttu Block No 13 M men ant StresitHonolulu II I
TT HACKPELD CO
General Commission AgentCon Four AND Quhrn Streets Honolul
TT E MclNTYRE BROTHER
Grocery and Feed StoreCok Kino and Fort Srs Honolulu
T AULO
Dealer in liryGood nice tea Silk andfancy hoouk milt iioots ana
stive uran i ecd and FlourCigar and TobaccoAlto proprietor of Kice and Sugar PUniatiou at
Kaneohe KooUu Waipiu Kwa and HeeiaLOK NUPANU ANU ClIAILAIN blS HONOLULU
TTONOLULU IRON WORKS Co
Steam Knglnet Hollers Sugar MillCooler Iron ltiam and Lead Castings
IlllNOi tILU HIMachinery of etery description made to order
nrtnulir attention iaid to ihp lllacltiinitlilii j0I1 work executed on the idiurtcitiiollce
P O HALL SON Uuiited
IMrOKTCk ANU 1ICLXK IM
Hardware and tteneral- - JlerehundtieCuknxk or Kino and Font Stkhiti Honolulu
okpickksWilliam W Hall President and ManagerL C All Secretary and TreaiurerVf F Allen Auditor
Direuon Thouai May O White
THBO II DAVIES Co
Kaamumanu Stkret HonoluluGeneral and Commhatnn Merchant
AGSNT roRllovdnllrituhand Foreign Marino Insuranco ConiianNorthern Auurancc Company Fire and Life
Iiouecr Line of 1aclcti Llveriiool to HonoluluIiverfool Office Not n and ij 1 he Albany
rTUSTACE ROBERTSON
ItraymenAllurderafor enrtaje iromptly attended to Tartl
cubr attention paid to the Stouino anu SHtrriNCofgoodt in tiansit 10 ihe other Ulandr Also UlackSand anu Wiiitk Rand In quantities to suit at lowestprices
OriKi No 46 Queen street adjoining auctionrooms nf l Adams Co
MuttialTelephone No 19
C W MACFARLANK II It StACPARIANKJ
Q- W MACFARLANE CO
Impoitois Commission Morohantaand Sagnr Faotori
Fire proof luilding Queen street Honolulu
AtKNTS YOK
Piiuloa Shiep Uanih Co HawaiiJ Fowler Gos Steniu Plow and Portable iramwiy
Woits LeedsMirrlras Watson x Gos Sugar Machinery Glasgow
tafgow and Honolulu Line of Packets n
Liverpool and Honolulu Line of PacketslAiidonnnd Honolulu Line of SteamersSun File Office of Loudon
St COOKECASTLE
Mlilllliff ond UominUilnn MerehanttNo 80 KinqStrkkt IIunoIuii
IMrOKTBRI AND DRALBM IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISEAgents lor
The Hitchcock Companys PlantationThe Alexander ft llaldwlli Plantation
It HnUtead or Waialua PlantationA II Smith Company Koloa Kausl
J M Alenauder Haiku MaulThe Haiku Sugar Company
The Kohalft Sugar CompanyHamakua Plantation
Ill Union lusurunce Company ol Sun FuiutscoI lit New fCngland Life Iniuiauce Company of Ho tnIhe lllnke Manulactuiiiig Luraparv 01 liottonI M Weston Idtent Centrifugal MachinesThe New York and Honolulu IVckct Linellit Merchants Line Honolulu Mid San FranciscoDr Jn lie A Son Celebrated edlcinesWilcox lilihi Singer Nlauuraciuring CompanyWhietti Wilsons Sew lim Machines
THE GREAT ARMYTO OF WRITERSCillluls lMcrlirtink Sice Iens
ronnsaot1 ikns- -
IAlirIVS ANTI NKRVOUS f INIIOIDKRS
ItnliU r Holders Ooik Holders Ivoiy and ILtjuyllnliUis old mounted Ivory und Hone
Koldeuand Iaper Cutlers Kulwrs TabletKrnoers Deulsuiis Velvet Krasrrs
Ci yslnl HubUr Uubbvrin woodncll sh lpu 111111111 TucksIrucil lroleftb Rubber
Hands of vai lulls tI iiios ftceic
Far Hale by TIIOSG TlillU1lNo lo 1UKV SlHSMV
m
DAILY HERALDHONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS THURSDAY SEPTEMBER
jjucutufo General Tjbcrnscrncnta
POSITIVE REDUCTIONSANNUAL -
Clearance SaleAT THE
Popular Millinery House104 FORT STREW HONOLULU
N S SACHS - -- Proprietor
Tp Commence on Monday September 20thj 1886
Postitivoly for Two OnlyEntire Stock will be offered v
AT COST AND AT LESS THAN COST PRICKTo make room for an Immense new Stock to arrive shortly Most of our
Prices will be
CUT IN TWOIhls Is lor afide Sale and we juarautee to offer GUNUINfi BARGAINS IN EVERYDEPART
M UN 1 All goods wilt be marked in Plain Figures and
SOLD FOR CASH ONLY
104 Fort Street
GRAND
Wooka
N SACHS
Look out for Price List
SELLING OUTDcttring to close ont
SHIP CHANDLERYAND
COMMISS10N BUSINESSWe will sell atieducd prices our entire stock goodwill and lease of premises to a responsible party at afair valuation
A WPIERCliSsCO- -Honolulu August o if SC
PIONEER
8TEA1 CANDY FACTORY
t AND
IB --A IKI IE IR YF HORN
Prartlcal Confecilotier laslry Cook and ItakerRich and delicious Ice Cream made by Steam
71 Hotel St Both Telephones No 74
EJ MELLERIOE CREAM PARLORS
AND
Candy ManufactoryLincoln Block Kini Stvoot- -
1 lie iliuUu t candies ind Ice Cream constantly onhand pritiile rooms for ladies and families will openabout the 10th of September
THE ROYAL SALOONCor of Nuuanu and Merchant Sta
Under the Mnnagemqnt ot
E H F WOLTERKeep always In stock a laritly of the best Wines
Liquors llecrs and ice cold Urer on dtaiightnt lacents per glass
CALL AND SEE US
P GRAY M D
S
V
fUYSItitAX AXIi SVtCliOrtOffice next door to the Honolulu Library
8 to 10 A siOrricit Houks a to ri7 to 8 r m
Sunday 9 to 11 a m
lUCSIOENCi Alakea St Opposite Y MCA
A MORGAN
No 70 tind 81 Kiug St HonoluluCarriage Manufacturer Horse Shoer
and General Blacksmith
Repairing promptly attended to Orders from theother Islands solicited Ucll Telephone No 167
R W FRAZER
MERCHANT TAIIsOBCorner IHna and Jlahia St Honolulu
Moderate charge good workmanship and apnfectfit guaranlted
t w Mcdonald
airv xtonrvq snurOd OSnBlANTIIKONSlAlilW Il6 FOKIMKUIIT
Horto shoving In all Its branches done by the mosteilKl Irncf J viork nen
1111 Telrplivn 181
u
Honolulu
P TOWN CENTRALSTATIONERY STOR
106 FORTSTRFrV UHKWKRS UOCK
Aaltllt A KJIL AtsOTUBNT OF
flito autl Oommerolal Statiouciry
Note Letter PostCap Legal Jt Bill Papwfajuiu 311C1 khuvuii tens
WrltiriK aLd Copm and Colored Inks
PENCILS MUCILAGEJ
PaDcttries Vlsitlmr CardsCap Letter Note and Memo Tablets and lllocb
111 iianuaaua nnt paperInktacds RulersUnielupes allsttts paper and cloth lined
SIOAKUS AUTOMATIC SIIAOINO IKNS
Time
Trial Valance andLog BooV
LETTER PRESSES- -
Pass Mem Time Order Receipts Easrsiseand Letter Hooks
Copyinj Hrushesltiibber Copying SheetsIllank Hooks in VariousJSizcs and St lesor Hiniiiiij
Tracing Cloth and Taper
d 11 a ir i v a PAiKit
Photoraph Frames and laseiuitout -Autograph and Ihotjt Albums Scrap D00U
Inlaid WorkUoxesaud Vjriting UksCelluloid Sets of Comb irush and Mirror
Hiiiic isuuiiaas iseuruics iiasketsSlinvl Traus bjiool Uags
A Firte Variety of Pranks llirthday CardPoetical nirthdiy and Mic llnous Hook
Illustrated Lettsr Sheets Podtot and Letter Maps 01tk Islands Maps of Ilonolalu
3iUvimlr VIuwm of Honolulu
Windsor 4 Novtjti Artists MaterUli
Special ur exlia lare books made up to order frotu
WESTONS LINEN RECORD PAPER
Y COktrKTBNT WOUKMiN
In Any Style Desired
IAJlilt HULING TO AY fATTUltS
FAITHFULLY KXHCUTHll
A FULL LINK OK FLAT PAPERS
Constantly Id Stock
NCLUOINO MskCUS WAKPi lISII I INCH
Ioclcet Edition Seaside LrbraiyJr a
IM LAKCk VAklKlY OS TIIK HOST POfULSK AUrilOSS
MUsic MAGAZINES PKUIODICALS LAW
AND t
MISCELLANEOUS ROOKS
IWUXO TO OltOKlt Y SHOUT XQTIVR
A I orJrrH respectfully sollc1 il and guaranteedprompt attention
j j
rilOS G TUItVM
business Grudte
P A SCHABFBR CO
IMfORTKHS AND
Cotmnlimlon Merchant
No o pIWhant SKitnr Homoluli
r O BURGER
Aten at Muenrnle X Ulbun NnetMkkciiant Stkkkt IIonoiulu
OROWN PHILLIPS
1racllcat Vlumlifirn Gag Fitter andCopper Smitfi
House and Ship Job Workprotnptlr executedNo 71 King St Honolulu
nr F ALLEN
Has an office with Messrs Pi diop k Co lorner olMerchant and Kaihuinanu streets and he will hepleased to attend to any business ntrunted to him
LAINB ft Co
Commhstun itiirchanttImporters and dealers in Hay Grain and General
ProduceHonolulu 1 I
T EWERS ft COOKE
Svecutoaa to Luwiki DicksokImporter and lnler in Lumber and all
kind of Jlullding MaterialNo la Fort Stkeit Honolulu
TTOLLISTER Co
IVIflttale and Itrtatl Vruagitt and Toiaconti
No 59 NtiUAMt Stlkkt Honolulu
M PHILLIPS Co
Importer and Who1eale Dealer in Cloth- -
ina Hoot Short JIal 3len Jur--niihino Good Fancy Good Jlte
No ioKaaiiumanuStrkst Honolulu
CLAUI trRECKELS
ITtTM G IRWIN CO
Sugar Factor Commission AgentHonolulu
J
WM O IRWIN
andj 1
M WHITNEY M D D D S
Dental Koom on Fort StreetHonolulu 11 I
Office in Urewers Block corner Hotel and FortStreets entrance on Hotel Street
CLARENCE WILDERASHroau
I YOLNET VAILLANCOURT- AivrpRO rA SHFORD ASHFORD
Attorney Coumellor Solicitor Advocat Jroclor Conveyancer Jlte
OrriCK Honolulu Hale adjoining Post office
t alfred magoon
attorsby at law41 Merchant Street Honolulu
JOHN H PATY
Notary Iublle and CommUelon of DeedFor the States of California and New York Office
at the Hank of Bishop Co
IIonoiulu Oaiiu H I
O B DOLE
Lawyer and Notary IublleWill be at his olTne at 13 Kaahumanu street from
to 10 oclock A M durinK the Legislative session
w R CASTLE
Attorney at Lair and Notary IublleNo ig Merchant Street Honolulu
Attends all the Courts of the Kingdom
w ILLIAM McCANDLESS
Dealer In Choicest Jleef eatt M niton JltiNo 6 QumN Street Fish Market
Family and Shipping orders carefully attended luLive Stock furnished to Vessels at uhort Notice
Vegetable of all kind supplied to orderTKLKrilONK Nn 13
B BAVHR SALOON
FOET Ol kLiT trroitTK Wilohr CosIT J NOT IH Proprietor
Firt class lunches vrvtj with Tea Coffee Soda Wa-ter
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Ginger Ale or Milk
Or UN rXMH 3 A M TILL 10 t M
Smoker Iteuultlte a Speciality
a WEST
wH St uow
EST DOW ft COL W MAcrARLANK
Importer and Dealr in all hind olMunle Fancy and lunanete Good
Furniture of all kinds Sewing Machines MirrorsPaintings Chromus and Tos Pictuie Frames amiCornices to order Moving and repairing Furniturea specialityNn 103 Fort Stkkkt Honolulu
A L SMITH
Importer and Dealer in Glimtieare31ertden Sltvei llated Ware
Jtracket IaactNo 83 Fort Sturkt Honolulu
Kings Combinition Spectacles and KyeglasscsLustral Wire Ware Fancy Soaps Picture FramesWostenholms Pocket Cutlery II I Chases Islandviews narki opooi voitou Alumina Uil akinds of Machine Needlvs Domesllt Paper Fashions
Sole agent of the universally acknowledged LightRunning Domestic Sewing Machine
J E WISEMAN
Ileal liitate llrokev and KmploymentJliireau
Rents Rooms Collages llousrs and sells ami IciseReal Estate lu all prrts of the Kldgdoni EnipUiyment found for thoe seeking work lu all llm variousbranches of business connected wlih lher Islamls
laT N U Legal Docuinentsdruwu Hills sJlrctiilUoows and Accounts keii ami genaal ollke worktionsacted Palronaiie solicited Couuulsiious modcrate
WiVWWT
NO 20
uittCB0 jujb
MARINUINSURANCE COMPANYUNION of San Francisco
CASTLE CiWA AKJiVSlacerporaled ttt
ACCIDKNT DEPARTMliNT PACIFICXx Mutual Life Iniutsict Cttrpaiy
OK LALtrOXNIA
S C WILDER AGENTAssets December 31 ttSs i9bjo4o
Policies issued against Accidetii for one day up toone year
MAGDEBURG FIRE INSURHAMBURG Company of Hamburg
AJAKGEK AGEMT
Builrfimc Merchandise Furnltute and MachineryInsured against hire on the most fnvornble terms
TJREMEN BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS
F A SCHAEFEK 5 Co ActnttAlso agents for the
Dresden Board of UnderwritersVienna Board of Underwriters
For the Hawaiian Islands
FOREIGN MARINE INSURBRITISH ancc Company LimitedTtlEO It DaVIES AGENT
The above agent has leceived instructions to reduce the tales of Insurance between Honolulu andPorts in the Pacific nnd Is now prepared lo issue policles at Ihe lowest rates with a special reduction onfreight per steamers
T LYONS
Uuelioneer and Commlflon MerchantCoknek Fort and Quken Stklcts Honolulu
Sales of Furniture Stock Real Estate and GeneralMerchandise promptly attended to Sole agents forAmerican and European merchandise
r HUSTACErOEMERLY WITH EOLLE1 CO
ItAotaiaf and lletall 3roeerin Ktxa Street Unuee Harmony Hali
Family Plantation and Ship stores supplied at shotnotice New goods by erery steamer Orders fromthe other Islandfaithfully executed
scicpnuno iu no
M S GRLNBAUM CO
Importer of General Merchandise andCommission Merchants
Queen Streit Honoluiu H INo i4 California street San Francisco Cat
THE WESTERN AND HAWAIIAN INvestment Company limited
Money loaned for long or short periods on approwdsecurity Apply to W L GRFEN
Office Reaver Block Fort St Manager
SI A CONSALVES K HUTCHINSON
ONSALVES At CO
Wholesale Grocer and Wlue MevttiuntsHONOLULU
Post OlEce Box No 309 Telephone No aJU
T A THURSTON
Attorney at Law
No 3 MerchantStrret Honolulu
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pHOS G THRUM
Iumrtinc and ManufacturingStationer llooh-s-lle- r lrmUr Jlook- -
binder etcAnd publisher of the Hawaiian Almanac and Annuaf
Dealer in Fine Stationery Books Music Toys anaFancy Goods
Fort Street Nsar Hotel Honolulu
FORTUNA GENERAL INSURANCE COMpany of Berlin
F A SCHAEFER Co AGENTSThe above Insurance Company has established acneial Agency here Hrid the undersigned General
Agents arc aulhoritcd to take risks against the daagersof the Seas at the most reasonable rates and oil themost favorable lei ins
GERMAN LLOYD MARINE INSURANCECompany of Berlin
F A SCIIAEFER sV C AGENTS
The above In urance Company has established a Gen-eral Agency litre and Iheabovevigned General Ageutsare aiithoririd lo take Risks against the dangers of theticasai the 111041 uooiulle tales and on the most favoiahlo terms
HAMBURG BREMENCompany
FIRE INSURANCE
F A SCHACFER Co AGENTSI til illfive firm S llr rurn nnruiinlil niil f
Lompany are prepaird to irsure risks against fire onv ik umniiii uiiu 011 sicrcnanoise storeu
therein on the most favorable terms For particularsappls at their office
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURance Company of Boston
CASTLE COOKE AGENTSINCORrORATKD iSjJ
The oldest Purely Mutual Life InsurancoCompany in the United States
lollele Issued osj the most Favorable TermiLosses paid through Honolulu Agency 40000
NORTH GERMAN FIRE INSURANCECompany of Haiauurc
JfACKFELD O AGENTSCapital and Reserve Relcbsraark 883000
their Rt Insuranco Companies 3500000The Agents of the aboe Company foi the Hawaiian
Islands are prepared to insure lluildings FurnitureMerchandise and lrodiue Machinery etc ulso SugKnnd Rice Mills nnd vcstils in the lurlor against losor damage by lite on the most favorable terms
TRANS ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCECompany of Hamburg- -
HACKFELD AV Co AgtntiCapita and licstrve Reichsuurk Cuooooo
their Re Insurance Companies iotrjnocoTotal Reichsmark 107650000
1 he Agents of the above Company for the HawaiianIslands nro prepared to insure lUiildings FurnitureMerchandise and Produce Machinery etc nbo Sugarand Rice Mills and vessels in the harbor against lossor dainaui b fire nn the most favorable Icims
--W LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
a Olobo Insurance CompanyBISHOP Co AGWJ it
liullmlted Liability to StockholderAssetsHr berve
KSTAmsiiau 1836
37outil500000
INtOMU KIIR 1884
Preinliiuis received aftnr deduction of re ¬
insurance 9000000Losses mplly adjusted and paid here
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DAILY HERALD
MORNi IjGEXCEPT SUNDAYS
For nt IRorRisTOR nv tiik 1kkm Pum wiiso m
LlMITFO
At tho Ofllco No CD Mmohrmt St
xktaut svnscntiTioxPer annumSit montniTbre monthiPer month
6003 oo150
50 c
Postage additional
t3T Suhttrtptlont VagnMe in Atltnntt
Ilrief communication from ll parUof the Kingdom
will alwayt b acceptable
All frtUI m itttiltratlnn a well a bust
uii comr inicatlon and adveVllwrnents thould be
addressed to
THE DAILY 1IURALD
THURSDAY SEPTEMBR 23 1886
BETTER WAS EXPECTED
For the family coterie holding svayin Hawaiian affairs to oppose election
reform is not the unexpected that is
said always happens All that the
combination referred to has of power
or jjelf it owes to the facility with
which tinder the present discreditable
and effete system a portion of the
electorate may be debased and manip ¬
ulated for the purposes of illegitimateambition But of Ministers coming
fresh from the observation and experience of election laws that obstructalmost every avenue of corruption toabstain from assisting much more toantagonize reform in that direction is
what ought not to have been expectedMessrs Cremhton and Dare by their
course in t is respect must have destroyctl whUever favorable anticipations
iruy hive been formed of tiieir influ-
ence
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n the Cabinet This is a
refonii Ministry with a vengeance
NOTES AND COMMENTS
An impression is abroad that Col
Spreckels may arrive in the first steamerfrom the Cpast Then look out somewho under different circuiiHtnncesshould be glad to ste Inm 1
Th talk ib that the Kings jubileewill be signalized by two weeks offestivity Whit rational diversionHonolulu can sustain for two weks is
more than any felli w can understand
A sample of the product of the tax
receipt 1 tw is furnished in the spectacleof a representative admitting all theaboniinatons of the system yet movingand voting for the indefinite postpone ¬
ment of a remedy
There is no time for acts of reformunder the reform administration thatrtlowed and assistid acts the oppositeof refrrmwg in their inevitable resultsto crol the most essential business of
the country int the tail of the session
If Mr Gibson is correctly repoi tedwhat he dues not know about theelectric light would charge a forty
thousnd cndle power dynamo All
that would be required with the elec-
tric¬
light js to strike a match andyou have a beautiful light The elec-
tric
¬
light is matchless
Therc will be some style about mar-
riages¬
iu the humblest life now thatlicenses by a law just passed cist onedollar insitid of a quarter If thechange produces enhanced prudencein taking the serious step in life andthus reduces the abnormal number ofdivorces granted in our Courts it will
prove a leal rform
If the present Ministry should sur ¬
vive to meet another session of theLegislature the Attorney General truyhave arrived sit some amicible under-
standing¬
with the native members Hedid not expect apparently to have runagainst so much immobile material ashe has iu the Hawaiian legislator while
the latter rather resents Mr Dqresefforts to fit Hawaiian affairs to art in -
ported machine
The key to reform in general admin ¬
istration in this Kingdom lies in anindependent Legislature An inde ¬
pendent L gislature could controlaffairs iu spite of archaic defects in theConstitution besides making shortwork of such anomalies Hut the key
to an independent representation ofthe people rests iu imvinu electionlaws by which the people could expresstheir will and wishes with sober headsand uu hackled lunds at the ballotbox The outlook is not bright
Odd and Ends
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Tthe number of traveling Americansin all parts of Europe this summer js
extraordinary It is said there are notfewer than three or four thousand ofour Compatriots in England alone
A correspondent of the CharlestonNews and Courier discovers from anexamination of the court dockets thatduring the past twelve years 112 menhave been killed in the town of Edge-
field
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One of the curious spectacles at thisseason at Saratoca curious especiallyin the eyes of strangers is the largenumber of richly dressed women who
appear upon the streets at all hoursbetween noon and midnight withoutbonnets or glovci
The highest birth rate in the UnitedStates is in the South In Louisianathere are 148 children born each yearto every 1000 women of child bearingage 156 in Georgia and 187 in TexasIn New England the rate is 82 in theWest about 1 22
There are 3000 eunuchs in theImperial palace at Pekin They aretreated very severely and placed understrict regulations but when they getinto favor as they often do tney wieiaenormous power owing to their imme-diate
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contact with the Emperor andEmpress
Twenty five years ago three brothersnamed Dwycr separated They metthe other day in a shipyard in BathMe where two of tbera had beenworking for some time without know-ing
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of the relationship The third asailor came to the yard and the kin-
ship¬
was accidently discovered
Cotton was cultivated in India 450years before Christ and was gatheredfrom the field by hand exactly as it is
taint done to day The seed was thenseparated from the fibre by hand untilthe invention of the cotton gin byWhitney and this invention revolu- -
tionized the culture of cotton through-out
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the world
Young women who fancy that horseback riding must be learned in child-hood
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are reminded that the Empressof Austria who is one of the mostaccomplished horsewomen in Europenever rode much till comparatively latein life Her Majesty is said to be ableto ride standing on a bareback horsewith the ease and grace of a professional
Trench Brandy t
There is surely much doubt thatcognai is not what it professed tobe
The quality of brandy made from thegenuine juice of the grape in Francein 1866 was in round numbers 11000- -
000 gallon It had fallen to a trifleover half a milli6ii gallons in 1885Yet coanac is as plentiful as everthe progress of falsification havingmore than kept pace with the ravagesof the phylloxera The coarsest beelroot or potato spirit can it seems beconverted into what passes or at leastis sold for French brandy by the addi-tional
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of a small quantitv of a substance known as the essential oil ofwine lees This stuff is not evenwhat it claims to be being in fact aproduct formed from certain fatty substances among which cocoa butter andcastor oil are mentioned after beingtreated with nitric acid a certainamount of methylic and alcohols beingadded to impart the requisite vinousflavor to the compound This sufficesto give the spirit its bouquet It iscolored with caramel and nothingmore remains to be done but to bottleit and label it Vieux Cognac Eng-lish
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Paper
Tlio Best TonloMr Hcnrj jUillincs Washington D C
writes I hae used our Duflys Pure MaltWhisky for medicinal purpose As a tonic Iconsider it superior to the hundreds of concoc-tions
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which are now flooding the land at stihiulant liquors
BUSINESS ITEMS
Artists Materials Picture Frames andCornices made to order King Bros Art StoreHotel street
No hand book excels the Hawaiian Almanacand Annual for reliable statistical and generalinformation relating to ihese Islands Price50 cents
If you want a good smoke for our moneypatronize home industry and call at JHlnglejs Cijstai hoiln Works 69 Hotelstreet
What everybody needs nt the present hotspell is bometlung cold and refreshing Thereh nothing like the superior handmade IceCreams Sherbets and Fruit Ices scred at theKlite Ice Cream Parlors 85 Hotel streetKeep our fancy cukes and candies in mfndThey cant be beat
Fresh steam frozen pure and richest icecream evciyday No cream frozen over thesecond third or even fourth day Sold at thePionter Steam Candy Factory Ilakerjand IceCream Rooms F Horn Proprietor Hotelbetween Fort and Nuuami streets Iloth telepnones rso 74
The lafgtst stocK and greatest variety olhome manufactured strictly pure Candies canonly be found at the Piuneer Steam CandjFactory Uaker and Ice Cream Rooms No71 Hotel street between Fort and Nuuanustreets F Horn Proprietor Practical Con-fectioner and Pastry Cook and Ornamenter
Fresh home made Hawaiian ChocolateStrawberry Vanilla and other Flavored Caramels always 011 hand guaranteed tu be farsuperior than any impoilrd and sold cheaperat the nbose establishment than anywhere elseIloth Telephones 74
Duffys Pure Malt Whisky is not a medicated liuor but a pure unadulterated whiskyfor medicinal use flee from fusel oil and allnoxious iinpuiities and Is prescribed by phslcians It is a medicine for the sick and feebleand a beverage for the million because it isabsolutely pure
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I have received and now offer for sale the Finest Assortment of
Mens Youths and Boys
Custom Made Clothing ever ottered to the Public
My Goods are Shrunk before Cutting
Everything in Gents Underwear viz Silk Lisle thread
Balbriggans Anglo India Gauze Cotton Jeans Muslin Etc
Ladies Misses and ChildrensFine first class Hosiery in all Grades ami Shidcs from Silks to Cottons My uenlle- -
Hosiery areSimply Elegant A look at my real HALlJiUUUAlNfc is wen wormvisit to the storeThese goodsare madefor myself and aretlie only goodsol the kind sold Here
Everything usually found in all well appointed Gentlemen Furnishing Goods Stores are to
be found here No Puffing Is necessary as this establishment is well and favorably known
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No Trouble to Show GoodsM McINERNY
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JUST RECEIVED THE FINEST LINES OF
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by every steamer All orders faithfully attended to and goods delivered free
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F MILDER - ProprietorBell Telephone 172 Mutual Telephone 375
Gentlemen will find the Central always stocked with thechoicest Havana and Domestic Cigars and Tobaccos Freshimportations by every steamer
The Finest Manilla Cigars In the Market on Hand
Island orders Carefully attended to Give me a call
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Will appear shortly Too busy with clearingout saIetowrite anything now
LAINE CONo 34 Fort St Clock Building
Have received a comijinmeiit or the mot Economical and Valuable Feed for all ldnd al loclc vli
COOKED LINSEED MEALIt is the ttitiiat FJeth former Milk and Ilutttr producer la UK
Oil Cake Meal iliow about 17 per tent of imtritlvv matter tlili nearly 39 per cent 100 ILi of tM nrlu110a of corn or 10 767 It of tran UnrlvaldMIXhl Hhlai our usual upply of the UnUmli of or
Hay Oatii Wheat Corn Xto EtoWhich I offered at the Ixwet Market Rate and delbeied free to apy pan of the oily
EX B THOMASContractor fiuildor
Estimates Rlven on all kinds of llrlck Iron Stone and Wooden llulldinpfoliowlntr nromnent buitllim ii iu nKin
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Brick Work in BranchesfiiceS H cor ner Quei nd AUke Street
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LOCALNEWSSkating to night at the Yoscmitc
The dancing school at the Yosctniterjnk lias disbanded
Honolulu society will miss severalfnir ornaments after the Mararoa calls
i tf 11 t i f tluiss iLuiicii mis unarc ui iuu
sihool at Pahala Hawaii this term in
f place of Mr Glctidonf i
Some of the rescued sailors of theDtinnottar Castle arc willing to stayhere if they can get work
A monthly dividend of a dollar ashare will be served on ice to day atMr W E Fosters office
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The King goes down to his boathouse at five in the morning to supci- -
vise the training of his oarsmen
Captain Killman of the bark Atlanta now in port came to Honoluluas chief officer of the steamer V G
Hall
Hon W C Parke was sixty five onTuesday and bears his years well Hewas Marshal thirty four years up to1884
Messrs E 1 Adams Co will
sell the steam laundry at noon onSaturday as a whole and undividedproperty
Hon I L Kaulukou Marshal ofthe Kingdom was serenaded by theRoyal Hawaiian Hand at his residence
Elast evening
The Hawaiian Agricultural Company is making a third reservoir on thePuhala plantation enabling water to betaken and cane flumed to any part ofthe plantation
Some people do not believe therewill be any steamer here from the
iCoast before the Mararoa on Saturdayweek There may be a Surprise forthe dountcrs however
The building from which MrMichicls was ejected by fire on Fortstreet and the adjoining one occupieby Mr Eckart are to be substituted by
If a neat block of a pair of stores
A member of the Honolulu Yachtand Boat Club says the papers allseem to ignore its operations yet theseiiior and junior crews are having hardpractice right along 1 hey are outevery evening
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The infant whose birth is recordedrin this number has come into thesworltl fatherless her mother beimfrjwirlnw rtf 1im lnti Mr Kmirlir mntn fttithe Kilauea Hou who died suddenlyWhile visiting the Pali about two monthsacot r
An attempt was mane on rnaaynight by some unknown person toburn down the skating rink at Wailuku
KMaui An old woman and a little boyII put out the flames that were madeII lively by a previous application of
ikerosene
In the Police Court yesterday twoj drunks paid the usual six dollars andiWailua charged with disturbing thequiet of the night forfeited bail 10Several Chinese assault and battery
icases and the case of Soy Yoni werecontinued
A gang of Japanese mutinied on theV Naalehu plantation Hawaii recently
but were thwarted in a violent moveff ment toward the managers house by
the coolness of the manager MrCenter and all taken before the dis-
trict judge at Waiohinu and fined
When the steamer V G Hall wason the homeward trip off the Konacoast an object was sighted which ap-peared
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to be an upturned boat Thecourse was changed to pick up thearticle but it proved to be a large logthat had evidently been in the water
l several months
Consideration of a propositi m toamalgamate the Eclipse with the MyrtleBoat Club was the business at the spe
cial meetiiiK of the latter last niuhtIfAfter an animated discussion the clubfadjourncd without takiim a vote It isf said that a two thirds vote is necessary toeirect the union and that several mem
iOers are strongly opposed to it
Last evenint 11 11 eicrlitonred rmrl turnsix oared boats His Majesty in one of
iwe lauer took a turn round the sparbuoy The Myrtle senior and junior
Icrews were also out There was alittle difficulty over thu transfer of anjarsman from the junior to the senior
rcrew but the cantiin Irnvine uiven adecision the iuniors lovallv concededthe point
I here was nothfnc unpleasant hap
pened at tne Hotel on Tuesday nightAn item in this paper which seems to
I have been misunderstood to that effectreferred simply to a lawyer who was
I playing billiards giving a Hikaucourier an item m court news at tne
i same tilne playfully menacing him witha cue it tic put anything in the paperabout him
Wanting XnlWmaUdit
Mr Mort Oat was yesterday askedthe following questions each perhapsseveral times
Where is the steamerWheres the Elder tus morningWhat time do you think she will be
telephonedDo you think it will be the Austra-
lia¬
or the Elder this tripDid the Surprise leave before the
Elder and do you think she will brinea mail
Is the Mararoa due to dayWill there be any Young Ladies
Journal on this steamerDo you think the steamer will be
here before noonIs there any definite news as to
which steamer will dome this triplo which he gives the following
sweeping reply subject to eventualitiesbefore this is printed
We would not be surprised to seethe Surprise coming surprisingly slowround the heads and no doubt we willbe somewhat Elder before she arrivesas we understand she is an ox iliaryand they arc always slow and finallyWe know nothing about it but thinkthat in the course of human events weshall probably have a steamer thisweek
Another Ghinoao Roliliory
This morning about two oclockOfficer Hopkins was walking throughcmnaiown when his attention wasattra ted by a Chinaman with a lanternlooking round Anins coffee house onthe corner of Hotel and Maunakcastreets It was a clerk of that establishment searching for traces of a rob ¬
bery just committed in the front shopSomeone had broken in the front doorwith the aid of a chisel and got awaywith three tins of salmon a large boxof Manilla cigars and a box of tobaccoThe clerk heard the noise made by theburglar but did not reach the shop intime to prevent his escape A nativepoliceman on that beat was informedof the occurrence and immediatelystarted to look for the robber Hopkins took the lantern from the clerkand followed the chase He found thebox of tobacco on Hotel street butsaw nothing of the thief Evidentlysome smart Chinaman has succeededto the business of Chun Hook nowserving an almost indefinite period onthe reef
Tho Knmuhnmolia WellMr 1 A McCandless has reached a
depth of 315 feet in the well he hasbeen boring on the site of the Kame- -
hamcha boys school at Kalihi Thereis now a splendid flow of water gushing up sixteen inches over the top ofthe pipe the bore of which is 75inches The intention was yesterdayto cease boring last evening as there isa supply sufficient for the houses in theneighborhood over what will be re-
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for the institution itself Ourreporter on visiting the spot yesterdayfound himself surrounded by a swarmof native youngsters in natures garbwho were bathing in the stream flowingfrom the well It was observed thatthe water was remarkably clear to comefrom a well while the boring processwas coiiiR on Jt will be nice purestcrystal evidently when the hole istubed I he trustees are to be con-
gratulated¬
on making such a fortunatestrike of the necessary water at such acomparatively small depth
Roooition to Mr Onrtor
His Excellency Governor Dominishas ordered the Band to play at thehouse of Mr V C Jones Nuuanuavenue this Thursday evening inhonor of his cucst His Excellency HA P Carter Hawaiian Minister Pleni-
potentiary¬
and Envoy Extraordinary atWashington Mr and Mrs Jones will
open their house from half past sevento ten oclock and will be pleased tosec any of Mr Carters friends whodesire to call upon him at that imeThe following selections will be playedby the Hand0crture RomanticSelection -- Flyinc DutchmanWaltz Venetian WiuhtsSelection Hohemian Girl
Tuberose and Lei AlohaSelection M kadoGavotte WelcomeWaltz Gasnaronne
Kcler IielaWaijnerHtr itss
Hal re
SullivanKluss
MiltoskerFolli- a- Stefanie Fnhrbach
Star Spangled Manner and Hawaii Ionoi
About nine oclock last night OfficerWm Tell arrested four Chinamen atLeleo on a warrant for smugglingopium An hour later Officer Hopkins
pulled two more caught in the act ofsmoking the drug at Cape Horn itthis officer keeps on he will soon be ablejo take out a pilots license forroundingthe Horn He has conveyed some-thing
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like a dozen derelicts into portfrom that quarter within a week
The town was veiy still last night
The HrRALDciiculation is booming
The House is taking up business atrandom
Mr R A Macfie jr Kilauen Kauai
and Mr V H Lewes Kukuihaele
Hawaii are legistered at the Hawaiian
Hotel
It h fittini that the custom house
should be punctilious on etiquette A
country stands or falls by its mannersand customs How much liquid loyaltywas franked through for the elections is
a secondary matter to etiquette
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liEGlStATlVSUMMAttVYesterday the hundred and eighth
day the House began the lengthenedtime table opening at half past nineOn the report of a select committeepresented by Mr Richardson the billamending the law relating to acknowl-edgments
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to contracts was forwardedto thitd reading on Saturday Next onthe order was the consideration of abill to amend section 780 Civil Codealso a resolution presented by MrDickey relative to the distribution ofrepresentatives At present the repre-sentation
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is 28 members to every 2878of the population on an average underwhich Hilo sends 1 member to every3994 Puna sends 1 member to every944 Hamakua sends 1 member toevery 3908 Kohala sends t memberto every 5070 North Kona sends 1
member lo every 1773 South Konasends 1 member to every 1825 Kansends 1 member to every 3483 La- -
haina and Kaanapah send 1 memberto every 756 Wailuku sends 1 member to every 2907 Makawao sends 1
member to every 5073 Hana sends 1
member to every 2814 Molokai andLanai send 1 member to every 1307Honolulu sends 1 member to every5122 Koolaupoko sends 1 memberto every 2621 Koolauloa sends 1
member to every 1321 Waialua sends1 member to every 1265 Ewa andWaianae send 1 member to every2374 Waimea sends 1 member toevery 1762 Lihuc and Koloa send 1
member to every 3484 Hanalei sends1 member to every 3569 A majorityof the select committee on electionlaws recommended the appointment ofrepresentatives to be on the basisgenerally of 1 to every 3000 inhabit ¬
ants which wpuld allow for Hilo andPuna 3 representatives Hamakua 1 iKohala 2 Kona 1 Kau 1 Lahainaand Kaanapah 1 Wailuku 2 Maka- -
wao 2 Hana i Molokai and Lanai1 Honolulu 6j Koolaupoko ij Koolauloa and Waialua i Ewa and Wai-
anae ij Lihuc and Koloa i Ha ¬
nalei 1 and Waimea i It wasdecided to hear the minority report bufthat not being at hand on the momentMr kaulukou s bill to amend section5 chapter oo Jtenal Loae was taKenup I hat member having moved itpass Mr Thurston made a speechstrongly deprecating the proposed stepas plunging the nation further down thedecline of corruption He describedthe rottenness of a system m whichcandidates could appointthe inspectorsof elections with such force as tobring Mr Dare to his feet The Atto-
rney-General said he had signed thereport of the committee but did notthink he was committing crime MrThurston asked the Attorney Generalif he considered it fair honest or decentfor a candidate or candidates forelection to have the appointment of theinspectors of election Mr Dare replied that he did not think it fair andno candidate who was a gentlemanwould be guilty of the like MrThurston said that was precisely whatwas done in twenty six out of twentyeight districts of this Kingdom at thelast election The Attorney Generalsanswer showed that in signing this re-
port¬
he knew nothing about what itmeant and if he had not committed acrime he had done what might resultin criminal acts by others The passinc of this bill would result in the utter degradation of this country in itselection affairs If the Attorney-Genera- l
assisted in killing a man it was allthe same to the victim whether thatassistance was rendered designedly orin ignorance Mr Kaulukou movedthe previous question which carriedand the bill passed on the ayes andnoes by a straight party vote of 19 to12 lite minority report above reler--
red to was produced and read and therepresentation bill ordered to be con-sidered
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section by section Mr Hayselden opposed this however andthen when overruled moved the in-
definite¬
postponement of the first section Mr Dickey was surprised thatmembers could in view of theiroath oppose a bill to conform therepresentation to the requirements ofthe Constitution Mr Gibson quotedScripture to point off an argument thatthe spirit of the Constitution was not in-
tended¬
to give districts representationin proportion to their non voting popu-lation
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Mr Dickey in replying saidthe Minister might twist the Cunsttution round to suit his argument but hecould not twist numbers round toshow that Makawao with 625 votersand Kaanapah with 171 voters wererepresented in accordance with eitherthe spirit or the letter of the Constitu-tion
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Mr Kaulukou resented thereference to the oath and said he waswilling Makawao should have twomembers Kohala two and Honolulumore than it has yet he could notsupport all the provisions of the firstsection of the bill The motion forindefinite postponement was carriedandthen the house look noon recess
In the afternoon there was an edify-ing
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debate on the second reading of abill to repeal the law requiring votersto show tax receipts at the polls MrUayseluen while admitting the evils ofthe present system moved the indefinitepostponement of the bill This waslost on the following division For in-
definite¬
postponement Kanoa DareHayselden Lilikalani Baker AmaraKaulia Kaulukou Kaunamano Nahale Nahinu Aholo Kaukau KauaiPolohau 15 Against BishopDominis Clcghoin Kuihelani larkerKauhi Hrown Iahia Wight KaluaRichardson Dirkey Kaai Thuiston
and PaehaoltJ 16 The first and mainsection of the bill reads as followsThat from and after the passage of
this Act it shall not be necessary touse any tax receipt bearing the wordsqualified to vpte at any election norshall sikh tax receipts be furnished byany tax collector or board of in-
spectors¬
of election to any oter norshall it be necessary to produce suchtax receipt at the polls prior to deposit-ing
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a ballot or at any other timeAnother election law was passed tothird reading which is intended toclear up the doubts hitherto existing asto previous residence of voters Themain section makes a previous resi-
dence¬
of thirty days necessary to qual ¬
ify a person to vote and for violationimposes a fine of not less than ten normore than one hundred dollars or imprisonment at hard labor not to exceedtwo months
The Klile Ice Cream Parlors II J HartProprietor Dont indulge in personalities tomislead the public but offer their superiorHand trndc Ice Cream Cakes and Candies toone and all Good quality in everything isour standard molto
BIRTHSeptember ait loMri Faught a daughter
Shipping Intelligencet
ARRIVALS- -
WnutiP irtAY Sept 11
htmr las Makee from Waianae and KauaiSchr Nettie Merrill from Kona IliwaiiSchr Haleakda from Fepeekeo
DEPARTURESWednesday Sept is
Stmr C K IlUhup for Iahatna and HamakuaSchr Waiehu for Waianae and KauaiSchr Lukafor HakalauSchr Manuokawai for Koolau
VESSELS LEAVING TO DAYSchr Haleakala for IepcekeoSchr Ehukai for WaialuaSchr Kulamanu for Kukuibaele
VcrsoIh in Port froin Foroliru FortsAm tern I C Ford from San FranciscoAm hark Cdward May Johnson Irom BostonUnt batk Isle of In Nicholson from Liverpool
Am yacht Itrunhtlde Phelps from Monterey CalAm Ik Ceylon Calhoun from Port Townstnd W T
Am hktne Planter PerrimanAm bk 1 orest Queen Winding from San FranciscoAm bgtne Consuelo Cousins from San FranciscoAm bk Atlanta Killman from Port Townsend W T
VorsoIb Expected from Foreign PortaUr ship Amana from Liverpool now due To G
W Macfarlane CoCer bark Pacific Olfman from Bremen due Sep ¬
tember 30 10 lo 11 Uackfeld CoUnt bar Ironerag from Liverpool due October
1530 To T H Daviet CoAm brgtne Satina Blake from San Francisco dueAmbk Martha Davis F M Benson sailed from
Boston Aucust 7th due December ioao To C BreweriCo
Am R M S S Alameda Morse from the Colonies enroute to San Francisco due September a To W GIrwin Co
Br bk Martha Fisher to have sailed from LiverpoolAucust as
Brit bark W II Watson from Liverpool due October130 To F A Schaefer Co
Am bk FWnore G V JenU from Newcastle N SW due
Am bkPacific Slope Barnes from Newcastle N SW due September 10 av To Wilder Co
Am tern W S Bowne from San FranciscoHaw batk Thos R Foster KWRugg from New
castle N S W due October iioUr ship Hospoda Babcock from Ne castle NS W
due October 10 30Haw bgtne Hazard Goodman from San Francisco
due at Hilo September 10 15R M S S Mararoa die from San Francisco en
route to the Colonies due Octolxr 4Haw S S Australia Webber from San Francisco en
route to the Colonies due October S
Am steam schr Surprise from San Franciscodue now
PASSENGERSFrom Ksnai and Waianae per stmr Jas Makes
Wednesday Sept aa R A Maofie C K Miller wifeand child J Holt and wife Mm W Hall G Lnglehardt and about it dscli
NOTESthe stmr Jas Makee atrlred from Walaae and
Kauai yesterday morl ing bringing no bags sugarand 1753 bags paddy
1 lie schr hhukal brought 484 bags sugar and aohojs from Watalaa She sails agaia fer the saaieplace at nine oclock this morning
Ike stmr WG Hall sails for Maui and Hawaii attsn oclock Tuesday morning
The schr Nettie Merrill made one of the fastest
round trips en record to Kona Hawaii and returnon her list trip She left here on last Friday eveningwith a larce load of Ivtabei discharged the lumber atKona and returned arriving here yesterday morning
being a little over four days
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VISITING CARDS PLAYING CARDS SLATF
single and double Duplex cap and letter clipsShipnunt Letter Cap and Invoice lies Rub-
ber Copying Sheets Cops ing BrushesDampening Howls Inkstands 1aper
Weights Sealing Wax black andxd Paper b asteners Le
l ami MnlarM a1 Mvr Ittnttera Rtattlnr7CHPads Programme Tassels Key Rings Pins
Silk 1 aste Pink Tape together with the
THOUSAND AND ONE OTHER ARTICLHS
now In stock of
LlinaiUSJ001tAL8lAY8andCABH
full bound in Demy and Medium Sires
Ledgcrst Journals and Records
Half Bound In Cap Demy and Medium Sues
Cap Lous Day Books and Single Entry Day Bookshalf bound Two third Day Books Narrow
Order Books Trial Balance BooksCash Books Qtp Records
and Journals
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consisting
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No 160 Fnar SttUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
pany or New York
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Assets December 31 1884 103876178 31
Policies UiucJ on the Life Term and EudowmcutI plan
citttt bberiiscnttfttei
Geo W DeLong PostHeadquarters Geo W DeLong Pst No 4 Depart
mint of California OAKHonolulu September n itiS
The Annual Camp Fire of thli Post U purporteduntil SATURDAY EVENING September j iMfi
Jas F Nobli R W LAINEAdjutant Co inlander
HARRY BYNGBarber Shop cor King and Alakea Sts
Sharing and hair cutting neatly dtne Childrenhair cutting a specially
Pantheon Stables
Corner Fort and Hotel Streets
Livory Boarding and Salo Stablon
Carriages for hire at all hour of the day or nichtialio conveyance ol all kinds fur parties KK aruiindthe island
Excellent Sddlo Horses lor Ladies and Gentlemen Guaranteed Gentle
Lafge and small omnibus fot picnics und cxctirsioijfirties carrying from lo to 40 paengcrs can alwaysdc secured by special arrangements
Tkleiiionb No 34
C J SHERWOOD Manager
J LYONSAXJCTIONK33II
AND
General Commission Merchant
Masonic Hock Queen St Honolulu
ol Furniture Stock Real Estate andSales Merchandise properly attended to
Solo A gout forAMERICAN 4 EUROPEAN MERCHANDISE
Books R elating to HawaiiFornanderi Polynesian Race
Our Journal in the Pacific
Jarves History of the Hawaiian Itlaads
Andrews Hawaiian Dictionary
Andrews Hawaiian Grammar
Whitneys Guide Book
Miss Birds Six Months in the Sandwich Islands
Hawaian Almanac and Annuals 1875 1SI5
Hawaiian Cook Book revised edition
Hawaiian Phrase Books
Easy Lessons for Hawaiians
SCARCE WORKSA Pew Copies Only
Hawaiian Club Papers
Honolulu Directory and Historical Sketches ot theHawaiian Islands
Hassingers Custom House Tariff and Digest
The Islander an 8 va weekly Journal March toNovember 1875
Together with an excellent variety of
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS
ALBUMS
s nastleG P CATLE
For sale by
THOS 0 TiuiuirSo 100 Frt St
iSettmtl Sbbtrttomtltto
Wenner CoManufacturing and Importing
JT JE W JE H 15 MNo 0 Fort Street
Always keep on hand a most eegant assortment of
FINE JEWELRYSOLID AND PLATED SILVER WARE
Lver brought to this marke
ClocltB Watches Bracelets iNccklots Pins LockctH Gold Chains
and Gurtrds Sleeve IJntionsStudy Etc Kte
And ornaments of all kinds
Elogant Solid Silver Ton Sots
And all kinds of silver ware suitable for presentation
KUKUI AND SHELL JEWELlRY
Made to order
Kcp iring of watc es and jtuelry carefully attended to and executed in llic nrost workmanlikemanner
ENGRAVING A SPECIALTY
Particular attention i paid to order and job workfrom llit1 other Ibfandft
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Crystal Soda Works- MANIIIAlTUIiKRsOr
FLORIDA LEMONADE
Aerated Wators of All Kinds
vFnrit Syrups and Essencos
Our Goods aie acknowlexed the BEST NO CORKS
WE USE PATENT STOPPERSIn all our Bottles
tZT We Invite particular attention to our PatentFilter recently introduced by which all waters usedn our manufactures is absolutely freed from all Im-
purities¬
KiT We deliver our Goods free of charge to all partsof the city
Careful attention paid to Islands Orders Address
THE CRYSTAL SODA WORKS
P O BOX 307 HONOLULU H I
Telephone No 298
Cosmopolitan SaloonCorner of Hotol nail Nunanu St
Under tlio IManucoimmt ot
F L LESLIEKeep constantly on liand all brands of Wines
Liquors and Beets Ice cold Beer on draught 10 cultsper glass
GIVE US A GALL
G J WALLERFamily and Shipping Butcher
METROPOLITAN MARKET
King Street
CARDS BUSINESS CARDSVISITING MENU CARDS
can be had to order at the
PRESS PUBLISHING COS OFFICE
Scneral dlbueiriiBcmcnU
BATI1ERIONn CASTLF
CASTLE COOKE
Shipping Commission MerchantsIMPORTERS AtfD DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
AGENTS TORKohala Sugar Company Hail u Sugar Comiuii
Paia Plantation IlitLhcoik K Co s IlaitatiauGiove Rnch Plantation R HaUtiad Waialua I lantatlon
A II Smith Co Koloa Kauai
The Union Fitrand Marine Insurance Comtanyof San FrancUcot t ltlna Fire Insurance Company of Hartford
The New Englaad Mutual Life Insurance Company of BostonD M Westons Patent C ntrifvgal Machines
The New York and Honolulu Packet Line
The Merchants Line Honolulu and San FrancUco
Dr ayae Sons Celebrated MedicineWilcox Gibbs Remington and Wheeler Wilson Sevlng Mac hi
EX O HALX SONLIMIT EP
Have just received and offer for sale
DOWNERS KEROSENE -
ELECTRIC AND GOOD LUCK OILSUPERIOR
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The only ones for sale In this Market
Halls Celebrated Plows and BreakersWITH SPARK PARTS
From t Ih to e In sold cheaper than any other In the maiket
Also Sisal Rope Usuafl SizesA fresh l t of elegant Solid Silver Ware from the Goriiam Factory
Also beautiful ai tides of Silvei Plated ware from Reed Bartons RoomsAll these besides their usual assortment of Hardware lubricating 0ilsJEtcrfor House and Plantation use
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TRAVELERS IN CHINA
LOOKING OUT FOR ROUTES FOR A
GREAT RAILROAD
v 4Unmelcjoino Attention fioin n Curious
Crowd of Men mill Hoys Polltonoss of
the Governor Oonorul An Apology furthe 1eralttont Intruder
Wohnd sent Wang Fuyoh with ourpassports to the governor gcneraluVamen with Instructions to nay If ngrccnbla to him wo sliould call and pay oarrespects and so fur us might bo necessaryexplain the object of our traveling In thatpart o llonau We had already been In ¬
formed by a young mandarin connectedwith tho Ynmen who had crossed the rlvorvi Ith ns that the governor general wasoidy temporarily holding the oltlco thatho was not well and that a now governorgeneral was expected soon licnco wmanticipated that It might not bo con-venient for him to receive us and inulructed Wang Fuyoh to say in that casethat wo wero examining tho Yollow rlvorand its embankments and would llko tohuvu possporlo into tho province of Shan-tung
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together with a guard of policemenor Boldlers to protect our inn and relievous of tho unwolcome attentions of thocrowd of mon and boyB who wero gatherIlia thoro
During the absence of our messongorthey continued to collect in the outercourt which was now donsely packed andto press upon tho inner gateway Finallythrough tho persistency and activity oftho boys in front and of the pressure oftho men behind and perhaps also throughthe relaxed vigilance of our servants thoysucceeded In unhinging tho gato andgained admission into the inner courtaround which ourselves and servants hodbeen assigned to rooms The first thingwhich attracted their attention and seemedin some degree to satisfy their curiositywas Ferguson our big Chinese cookwith his charcoal fire and pots and panspreparing dlunor This was evidently arare treat to them and enabled our mentq hold them in check opposite the kitchendoor about twelve feet from our own fpr
twenty minutes but during thUunc tho pressure from behind Increased
and the inner courtyard which woa onlythirty six feet long by twelvowide became crowded to suffoca-tion
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Li Aleck and tho threoboys aided at times by Ferguson
screamed thoraselvos hoarso and exhorted ull their strength In their effortsto expol the intruders without doing thomlodlly harm Our visitors had but littloto say but with wide open eyes and gap ¬
ing mouths thoy pressed each otherttendlly forward recoiling whenovor thofiervants mode a threatening rush atthem and then as they retreated edginga little further into the open spaco justoutside of our door which was closed andcovered by a cotton portions
The governor gonetal received our mes ¬
senger very politely but said it would notbo necessary for us to call unless we hodhonicthlng important to communicate andhe would not call on us bocauso he hadeora oyes but would bend one of his man¬
darins to glvo us such assistance as womight require Ho also said he wouldBend a guard at once Wang Fuyoh hodrcarcoly finished his roport when a man¬
darin wearing the crystal button and pea¬
cocks feather and clad In silk and fursmade his appearance accompanied by hischairmen and retainers bearing high statoumbrellas and spears nnd wearing officialhats and all this state was to bring thogovernor gonerala return cords Aftolleaving thom he dopartod hastily and thecrowd lost no time in pressing lut thoinner court and up to our door again Wogathered our servants once moro anddrove the crowd back nearly td tho streetwhen wo wero again stopped in tho fulltide of victory by tho coming of a stillmore stately mandarin with bannors andumbrellas and a larger and moro showyletlnue
It would not do to bo caught out of ourquarters or engaged in such an occupationby a distinguished visitor so we returnedto our room and received him with all thostate wo could assume On entering hotowed and saluted us politely in the usualChinese way by clasping his hands andraising them to his face and wo returnedhis greeting in the same manner uftetwhich wo showed him to a seat and ashort conversation followed He told usthat he had been set by tho govoruor goueral and asked us what assistance we roquired lijinir a bright and Intelligentman he took in the situation at onceapologized for the roughness of the peopleof Kol-f ung fa nnd said he would explalutd thom that wo meant them no harm buthad come on n friendly mission Ho intimated howover that as soon as we werorested and had got such supplies as wo de-sired wo had hotter resume our JourneyBefore taking his lcavo ho directed ono ofI1L1 own attendants to remain with us amiho would send a guard without deluy todrive out our unwelcome visitors and keeporder Tho tingle man left with us didhis level best to guard the Inner gate nndhold It against tho Increasing pressurefrom without but ho was ovoipoweitdand pressed back like the redt and flnullyfolded his hands in despair Our servantsstill stood their ground as best they couldbut wero at last pressed back against ourdoor It was now nearly half past 5 andno policemen had yet made their appear-ance
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Tho most venturesoraoof the crowd hadgained our windows and begun pokingholes through tho paper panes for tho pur ¬
pose of looking in und thereupon wo sal-lied
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out for the last tlmo and went for thoheathen Chlnoe In a way they were notslow tonqderstand Our servants nndcarters came to our assistance manfullyand even tho solitary policeman pluckodup couinxo to pitch in By dint of pushlug yelling nnd gesticulating aided per ¬
haps by fear on tho part of tho crowd wogradually pushed tho3o In front back uponthose in tho roar so vigorously that in thocourse of ten minutes we had got thocourt yards nearly clear In the midst ofonr most vigorous onset wo found our¬
selves suddenly rolnforccd by a dotnehment of six or eight policemen with thochief of police at their head and this telnforcoment was less gentle In its treatmentof the intruders than we had been but Itwas qulto noticeable that there was noclubbing as would liavo been tho casewith un American mob who would notmove on In u few minutes afterward
we hud tho court yurd cleared and thegates barred but the crowd still remainedin the street and mado ono or two eilortsto regain Its lost ground but in vain Inthis bloodless contest mon lost their hat3and shots and tho boys wero knockedover nnd tramped upon Severel of thomcried most lustily aud there was n babelof yelling and shouting as Is generally thocase with a Chinese crowd but so far aswe could make out nobody was nngry orinspired by any other motfvo than that ofgratifying an lusatlublo and ravenous ourloulty Now York Sun
Scncwl JMtocrtiecnteitta
rpHRUMS BINDERY
This Popular Bindery located at
tofj Foil Street Advertises No Spe
cialiiies but is able to do all sorts
sizes and conditions of Honk binding
Ruling Perforating Numbering Let-
tering
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and Paper cutting as well as in
San Irancisco and at moderate prices
At Tijis Complete Bindery
newspapers magazines pamphlets und
sheet music are neatly and simply or
elegantly and sumptuously bound as
taste and pocket may demand Old
books are carefully and firmly rebound
All UnscRHiioNS ok Blank
Books are made to order at as low
rates as are consistent with first cluss
work The Bindeiy is now using
Westons Record and Brunswick
Linen paper foi all first class work
Orders Left at T G Thrums
Fort Street Store will have
Prompi Attention
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Made by the Most Improved System
ffirntcd Table WutcnGINGER ALE LEMONADE
GRENADINE PLAIN SODA
Absolutely PureAs supplied 10 the priticipil amdies in Honolulu andexciuMve to Her Uritannic Maesiys sesehof war
SM CARTERWood and Goal Merchant
No B King Street lelej hone NumUrIn both LomnaniM 187
Wood and Coal Orclf ire hereby solicited and111 lmj ucnvvrru m mv iotaui w mini ine y
limit ft
Departure Bay Coal Newcastle
Coal and CharcoalHard and Soft Wood Se and Split always on
hand and old it quxni itics to suit
COSMOPOLITAN Kr fTAUHANT
tvx nitr ii uiirIfOTIH STREET BamvKN TllKT MH NuUANtlOur secret is success we have never railed aud
will continue to serve our customers as in lli pastwith the best the market alorus at icasoiuble rates
A BREWER COMPANYV Limited
GENERAL MERCAN11LE AND
COMMISSION AGENT
list oroFHCiusP C oM Jt Preildint and MauagI O Caktur Ircaturer and SeirctaHon Wm F Ailkn Audit
uikPcroRt
Hoi C R tlism r Hon H Wstikhou
pAuLNEJMANySlVjifbjjjf
Lav Oflloo
No 44 Merchant Slteet Honolulu
ANCHOR SALOONCorner of King and Nuuanu Streets
WILL OPENAbout September 15th with tha choicest brand ofwines anu Liquor
FOR SALEA few gentle family saddle
and express Horses two vil-
lage
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carts and a lot of second
hand harness etc Apply at
Haw -- Hotel Stables
J T WilliamVNo 102 FORT STREET
Loading Photographer of Honolulu
WOKK KINISIIKI IN
Wntor Color Grtvyou
IiifUa Inltor OU -
Photo Colored
the only complete colled Ion ol
Inland ViewsFunis Shollii -
OitriWUov Scq
CharqeH Moderate
1MhiimilifiViVitHnvfliilrfiiirrtt
Ecncntl JbbcrtuscmcntD
Charles- - Hustace100 nnd 111 King St betweou Fort nnd Alakoa
Has received per late arrivals a full assortment ofSW-A-FX-
iE AXTX JP AniTCX GBOOEBIB3Consltlnj In art of
Vnmllu Imir Hrrmivt D it Mnl Cnm Mil rirlted Wheat Urcalcfnst Gem Lhltiec I lamand Ilacon Codfish Lard Smoked Beef New Cheese Kegs Cal Huttcr Dates Kalslns
Mustard Sauce sea Foam Waters saloon nnu niciuum Jircaa Apples umnnoiui rotatorsWheat Corn Ilran Also a lull line of Cat Cracker Cos Crackers ond Cakes All olwlilch arc offered at lowest rates All orders receive careful attention and prompt delivery
Sllt i Both Teleplnnf s No 119 P 0 Box No 37
PACIFIC HARDWARE COLIMIT
74 fc 76 Fori Street HonoluluNew invoices of Enclish and American
goods Howes Scales The latest novelties inLamp Goods Kerosene Oil of the BestQuality A new Fire Proof Paint HnrdcnsHand Grenades Paints Oils VarnishesLubricating Oils for all kinds of MachineryAgricultural Imnlements Hardware StovesTinware House Kurnishing Goods Cutlery
TnMutwamiVy
George Engelhardtformal- - with Samuel Nott
Importer and Dealer In
STOVES CHANDELIERS LAMPSALSO
Crockery Glassware House Furnishing Hardware Agateiron ana linwarc
AGENT HALLS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANYBeaver Block Fort Street
The Store forrreily occupied by S Nott oppuiste Si RRCMtis k Con HanV Honolulu It
California WinesThe growth and manufacture of pure wines in California lias surprised the
mnst sanguine Although small manufacturers through cotiUnned ignoranceand carelessness turn out inferior wines it has been the ambition of
Messrs Arpad Haraszthy a Go
To prpducc Wines and Brandies that are absolutely pure and the
ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNEIs the only pine Champagne that is produced by tne natural process of fermenution in the bottle which wines are imported and suld only by
HAMILTON JOHNSONT7s7ine aaa d Spirit --MIoxclarit
WImo Vevuits 29 35Eorclaaaat St X3Zonol ulia
Also Agent ami Importer of the Celebrated
FALKS MILWAUKEE PILSENER BEER0 I S WHISKEYEUJIEKA WHISKEY
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MOUNTAIN DEW WHISKEYMcKINNEY WHISKEY
THE DAILY HEEALD
To day Septembervist 1886 is issued the first number of Thk Daily Hkkalda morning newspaper to be printed for the proprietor under contract by the
Press Publishing- - Company Merchant street Honolulu
Price Six Dollars per Annum or Fifty Cents perMonth
All who receive a copy of the initial or any succeeding number aitrespectfully
INVITED TO SUBSCRIBEBusiness men ore si licited to test the odaniagis of I me Daily Hkkald
as an
ADVERTISING MEDIUMA large edition will be printed each dayf to be circiilaied iu Hopolulu and
throughout the Isla rids regardless of subscriptions untif a regulajaying list olsubscribers is obtained on the public becoming acquainted with the merits otthe paper
The Daily Herald will furnish a fresh and readable rennrd nf viccity and country It will also give from time to time as received a summaryof the latest riews from the outside world in concise and systematic form
The Daily Hkkald will follow a straightforward consists iioniiand moderate course in the discussion of public affairs It will not be theservile organ of any clique faction or party At the same time an earnest sup ¬
port 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 politicil field with claims topopular confidence backed by worthy records and jiijasiaihible principles
The undersigned would however rather ndint to his reeorl iniin this city lor the past two years asconductoi ol the Diilv liuiin i
make promises that in general estimation are valueless until justified by per-formance
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He can only nledue himself to do hk ho t in nmin-- - 1
an influential and in every way acceptable daily newspaper
Try the Daily Herald fora month at least
Honolulu Sept i 1886
DANII2L LOGANi -
Kditor and Proprietor
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Sieiictitl uuciluscmcuto
Sloop yclt 10 feet long f3 feet wide centre boardtLAlForfurtlitr apply to Captain on tnrtnicuu
itrkntne Amelia
Pure
SALE
DUFFYS
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KOK- -
Medicinal Useno IUSEL OIL
Ab olutely Puro nnd UnadultfrMiih
IN USK IN
HospitalCumtlvo Inutitittloiiii -
luflrtitnrlosi
ANDX
lrcsciibed by Physicians Everywhere
THE ONLY -
Pure StimulantKorthe SMclnatidsConviiltscinflatlents
AgrJ leople
WKAK AND DKIIILI IAl ED WOMEN
AwarUil Kikst Phiir Ootn Medal atWorlds Exposition New Orleans La 1615
For Exoollcnpo nnd Purity
MacfarlaneCoSolo AontK
Importers and De Icrs bAles Wines Spirits
Al WHOLf SALE
14 Merchant St Opposite Post Office
Honolulu H I
Nlwrioffgrapl WmAbove lantheon Stable
IOKT STHLfT lluNnunu II 1
Iortmits and lews I irtt cla wotfc SaiUrjctionguarantccil
J A OONSALVIS
TTANDY STATIONERY
LEGAL CAP PERFECTION PADS
HODDER S LElTER PADS
Letter Cap ond Note IllocU of first quality juperLegal Cap Utter anil Note Blocks of ruled
Manilla paper plain Memo and NoteLlocU M II form blocks
Tor Dills StatementsWasli lists etc
Or Paper PUT UP In ANY FORM Deslru
iiu rii os a Tirjtirjisifo Kort Stnbbt
W S LUCE
Wine and Sim it Wlerchant
Has just received per Australia
Celery Beef and IronAlto has for Nile
flSTABLISHBD I860
H F BERTELMANN
trac Builder
No 86 King StreetiSG iy HONOLULU II I
MBS THOMAS LACK
No 81 Fort Struct Honolulu
IMfOKTllK ANU USALLK IN
SEWING MACHINESAND C1UUNK
ln t AHathmvnU OU anl JrforACUNV fOk THU
WuiTKoitdln LtailTUuNNiNO Nlw IIoms MachineNmi1i H UndIin s Silk in colors and sizesUarboutsLlnin l bread
t Uik O N T Machiue Cotton
Mmt Dtmomtt Ktliabli Cut iw PalKrns
ANlS fUaLlCATIONa
Dealer in KiclfsRevolvuu
Ouns at d Storting GoodShot Powukk Cam
lldMKTAlLICCARTIDOB
KKMHKNU UTOVKS in all W
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NKI I H LBBR BADSirinled to order byJhe
PUBbb IUIIIISIUNO COMPANY
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Scucrttl bbcrttocmcnla
1 1 IcCliesnei Sons
GROCERS
ISTo 4k iVon t
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SOOAR SUGAR
Lansls half larrtU and
IlUs Klow0uldMCattXbU Flour DrJo
Sacks Wheat IUstSacks llarley ll t
Sacks
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In Loin
KlHour
Csrn Ht VhelrSacks Com lint CicUl
Sacks Hian Coarse ad Fine
Sacks litalis WhilrSniks Uans Red
Sacks Ueiuis llayouSacks Deans Horse
Sacks titan Lints
SACKS POTATOES 1IEST In GUNNIES
Cases NiciucsCases Estra SoJ Ciucktn
Casts Medium DreadCu Cracknl Wheat tolls bags
Cases Cum Musi white 10 lb byiCases Oat Meal iu lb bags
Cases Corn Starch
Casks Dupee Hams
Cask L1A Harm Caws R D IJacoaIVJAw
Cases RiirkinVs Ijrd j lb pailCases Fait banks Lard s lb pail
Cases Fairbanks Lard 10 lb pail
Cases Whltness llutlef In tinsllairfiikins Duller Gilt Kdge
jr firkins Duller Gill Fdte
Cases 2mv Cheese
Doits and bdls Salt Codlislilllls 1 ierces Calumbia Klrer Sal men
Cases laundry StarchMart Drown Laundry
Pure Java Coflee Roasted and Ground 1 lb tinsutna jics7I1 VOIKC
Clieu Japan Tea 1 lb aprChests Japan Tea H lb
Crowa
Soapi
papers
Hoes Kalint Loiklun LayersUoc4 Raisins London Layers
Uoacs Raisim Mussate
Drums Citronlloes Currami
Cases ChocolateCasw Mixed Pieties
Cassi 9files assortad all siies
Sacks EishshWalnulsSacks Soft Shall Alniondl
CasesJCullfornla Honey tnCases Klnt Morse 4 CVs fresh canuedrii Jell and VcHflablasUaltsWrapplnj Paper eslra quaht
A Attai AS0TMIHT
Best California Leather
Sol Insole Skhtlng and Uppsl ruch and American CalfsklniSheep Skins Goat Skins
baddies and haJdle Tis
The K0uJ ntw tuJ frtUln wl u oJ M
LOWKST MARKET RATB8
M W MoCliesney Sons
No 4 Ooe struct
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DOING UP A FLY SCREEN MAN
Tho rroprlotor 1Vn Vorjr limy ConductAVlilcli Wb Grossly Outrageous
Ho lmd n wimplo fly screen under hisnrm nntl ho turned nsldo nnd ontorod allttlo slioo shop on Ltifayotto ntrcot oust
I vhns worry busy to lay sold thocoblcr ns ho looked up
Y-o- I supposo so nnd bo nro tho illosvfna thotoply My friend huvo you Rivenntiy thought to tlio momontous quorySlinK I Koop tho Flloa Out or In This
SummorV1 hut to git tlils boot dono in halfhn
hourExactly nnd I dont propoto to hinder
you I nm tnken orders for lly screonsYou can peg peg awny whllo wo talktalk lly scroons
I doan vhant sonicThat Is to any you proposo to sit In this
shop nil summer nnd oncourngo tho vIbIUj
ot winged Insects Do you know howmuch tlmo a man loses In four months Instriking at fllcsf
I doan flguro oop on himOf courso you dont but I havo You
will loso just two days In every monthThats eight days thrown away nnd not ally killed Now then
I dont vhant somo lly scroonsThat Is you think you dont How
many cubic feet of nlr do you think comesthrough thnt door In four montlisr
Mnype sixMnybo mllllonsl How much dust do
you supposo uccompnnlcs that alrfI vhas worry busyExactly but moro than two bushels ot
dust enter this shop by way of that doorand you Inhale at least half of It Howmany microbes nccompany tho dustf
Dls shop was under rdortgago youBCO
Thats all right but for ton hours aday you Inhalo 100 cholera microbes anhour
Und maypco I moot nvhay to Chicagoin June
Supposo you do A fly scrcon door Isportable property Thoro nro tiles anddust nnd microbes In Chicago as well asDetroit Do you want to dio of cholera
If I die It vhas nil right If 1 llvo I lintto work nil der lime I vhas a great handtto be alono In my shop
Certainly you aro but tho question rumains Shall 11 as light on your coat oriintf I will make you a door
I vhas worry busyDont doubt it but you owe something
to yourself Two dollars nnd a half willbuy the door complete and I want to tellyou that our
Great Hcafenst go avhayl I vhas buttyI doan vhunt somo doors I I doan vhantsomo Uy scroonsl
You dont If you dont want a doorwhy did you oncourngo mof Why did youtnko a quarter of an hour ot my valuabletimer Do you suppose I can stop andllguro up cubic feet ot nlr and bushels ofdust nnd numbers ot microbes to gratifyIdlo curiosity f
I like you to go avhaylWell Ill go Why didnt you say so nt
first What hnvo I done to you that youshould want to injure mo by robbing moof my time Your conduct is outrageoussir grossly outragcousr
Tho shoemaker jumped and locked thodoor as soon as the man was out For amoment thoy glared at each other throughthe dusty glass and then tho lly scrcenman said
Its a shameful caso and Ill keep anoyo on yout It It justsuch trifling conductas yours sir which has brought this coun-try
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to whero It Is Why didnt you toll mowhen I came in thnt you didnt want ally scrcon doorr Detroit Frco Press
Tlio Ijenutlvs of Grounif limitDo you know our largest real estato
owners dont pay hardly any taxes andsome of them pny nono at nil suggstod alawyer tho other day
How can that bor asked the reportorTho fee slmplo title to about one tenth
nt all tho ground within tho city proporthat Is ot that lying between tho hills IsIn families who havo perpetually leasedtho land subject to ground rents Groundrent Is ono ot tho nicest things In thoworld for tho ownor ot it but an awfulaggravation for tho owner of tho lease-hold
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Tho owner of tho feo need neverworry about his rents liko tho landlordsdo for ho not only hns a lionfor his ronts upon tho groundbut also upon all improvements erectedupon tho land by tenants If tho tenantsfall to pay tho owner steps In and takesall Improvements Consequently hisrents nro as sccuro to him as taxes aro totho county In all coses whero propertyIs leased for moro than tourtcon years thoHtatutes suy tho lessoo shall pay all taxonSo you see tho bloated ground rent pro-prietor
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pays not a cent of tax Ho Isnever worried with assessments for streetimprovements nor flro lusuranco normaking repairs nor painting nor puttingdead bent tennnts out ot the houso Alltho labor ho performs is liko thnt of thocoupon clipper Cincinnati Enquirer In-
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loriuiitlon of KiibIIkIi Public OpinionThoro must bo somo reason for tho Lon
dpn papers being always wrong in thoirestimate of public opinion nu I this reasonI tnko It Is that their editors and power ¬
ful writers still fancy that West Endclubs and West End drawing rooms aroplaces whero public opinion Is formedThis was tho ciiso when tho country wasgoverned by rival Ionrton cotorleH between whom thoro was llttlo real differ- -enuo in fundamental Issues At that tlmomo people took very llttlo interest Inpolitics und seldom regarded nn electionus anything beyond n tight between thouiuom mm mo yellows Loudon Truth
Discovery of u Now HiibntimceProfessor Stamford tim lrnriuii nviiann
has discovered a new substance whichpromises to become a popular article ofcommerce Alglno a residuum otmacerated fucus sea tang combines thoqualities of a mordant ni esouleht and aBtiperlutlve adhealvo It ilxos a vurloty ofcolors used by cotton dyers In certaincombinations It Is as nutritious as grapesugar while In ono of its forms Ituadhoslvenoss oxcoeds that of gum urablonot loss than twenty six times Cor Chicugo Times
1ropoutiiKto Itoycott tlln rimtiloTho Mormon church proposos to boycott
tho Gentiles lu Utah All MormutiH whodure to pntrouUo Gentiles are to bo dlstellowshlpped Inter Ocean
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23 1886
Hartis
- E WILLIAMS
IUrORTUK AND DEALER IN
Mur Mfure of Jrry Veneriplien AlsoUpholiterer and Mituiilueturer
Furniture Warereoms No t 1 Fori Street Workshop nt old stand on Hotel Street All orders promptlyiitlrmicd to
pD HOFPSCHLARGER ft Col
Importer unit Commhnloii Jtrrehnnt
No 48 Quhkn Strict Honolulu Oamu It I
CRANK OERTZ
tool ntut Shoemaker
Boots and Shoes nude to Order
No ioj Four Strekt Honolulu
JOHN T WATHRHOUSE
Importer unit Dealer in General Merehnndise
No 95 31 Quken STiim Honolulut
T M OAT JR ft CO
Stationer nnd Neiv healerItril Jttibbtir Mnnp Aueney
Gakttu Block No 13 M men ant StresitHonolulu II I
TT HACKPELD CO
General Commission AgentCon Four AND Quhrn Streets Honolul
TT E MclNTYRE BROTHER
Grocery and Feed StoreCok Kino and Fort Srs Honolulu
T AULO
Dealer in liryGood nice tea Silk andfancy hoouk milt iioots ana
stive uran i ecd and FlourCigar and TobaccoAlto proprietor of Kice and Sugar PUniatiou at
Kaneohe KooUu Waipiu Kwa and HeeiaLOK NUPANU ANU ClIAILAIN blS HONOLULU
TTONOLULU IRON WORKS Co
Steam Knglnet Hollers Sugar MillCooler Iron ltiam and Lead Castings
IlllNOi tILU HIMachinery of etery description made to order
nrtnulir attention iaid to ihp lllacltiinitlilii j0I1 work executed on the idiurtcitiiollce
P O HALL SON Uuiited
IMrOKTCk ANU 1ICLXK IM
Hardware and tteneral- - JlerehundtieCuknxk or Kino and Font Stkhiti Honolulu
okpickksWilliam W Hall President and ManagerL C All Secretary and TreaiurerVf F Allen Auditor
Direuon Thouai May O White
THBO II DAVIES Co
Kaamumanu Stkret HonoluluGeneral and Commhatnn Merchant
AGSNT roRllovdnllrituhand Foreign Marino Insuranco ConiianNorthern Auurancc Company Fire and Life
Iiouecr Line of 1aclcti Llveriiool to HonoluluIiverfool Office Not n and ij 1 he Albany
rTUSTACE ROBERTSON
ItraymenAllurderafor enrtaje iromptly attended to Tartl
cubr attention paid to the Stouino anu SHtrriNCofgoodt in tiansit 10 ihe other Ulandr Also UlackSand anu Wiiitk Rand In quantities to suit at lowestprices
OriKi No 46 Queen street adjoining auctionrooms nf l Adams Co
MuttialTelephone No 19
C W MACFARLANK II It StACPARIANKJ
Q- W MACFARLANE CO
Impoitois Commission Morohantaand Sagnr Faotori
Fire proof luilding Queen street Honolulu
AtKNTS YOK
Piiuloa Shiep Uanih Co HawaiiJ Fowler Gos Steniu Plow and Portable iramwiy
Woits LeedsMirrlras Watson x Gos Sugar Machinery Glasgow
tafgow and Honolulu Line of Packets n
Liverpool and Honolulu Line of PacketslAiidonnnd Honolulu Line of SteamersSun File Office of Loudon
St COOKECASTLE
Mlilllliff ond UominUilnn MerehanttNo 80 KinqStrkkt IIunoIuii
IMrOKTBRI AND DRALBM IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISEAgents lor
The Hitchcock Companys PlantationThe Alexander ft llaldwlli Plantation
It HnUtead or Waialua PlantationA II Smith Company Koloa Kausl
J M Alenauder Haiku MaulThe Haiku Sugar Company
The Kohalft Sugar CompanyHamakua Plantation
Ill Union lusurunce Company ol Sun FuiutscoI lit New fCngland Life Iniuiauce Company of Ho tnIhe lllnke Manulactuiiiig Luraparv 01 liottonI M Weston Idtent Centrifugal MachinesThe New York and Honolulu IVckct Linellit Merchants Line Honolulu Mid San FranciscoDr Jn lie A Son Celebrated edlcinesWilcox lilihi Singer Nlauuraciuring CompanyWhietti Wilsons Sew lim Machines
THE GREAT ARMYTO OF WRITERSCillluls lMcrlirtink Sice Iens
ronnsaot1 ikns- -
IAlirIVS ANTI NKRVOUS f INIIOIDKRS
ItnliU r Holders Ooik Holders Ivoiy and ILtjuyllnliUis old mounted Ivory und Hone
Koldeuand Iaper Cutlers Kulwrs TabletKrnoers Deulsuiis Velvet Krasrrs
Ci yslnl HubUr Uubbvrin woodncll sh lpu 111111111 TucksIrucil lroleftb Rubber
Hands of vai lulls tI iiios ftceic
Far Hale by TIIOSG TlillU1lNo lo 1UKV SlHSMV
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DAILY HERALDHONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS THURSDAY SEPTEMBER
jjucutufo General Tjbcrnscrncnta
POSITIVE REDUCTIONSANNUAL -
Clearance SaleAT THE
Popular Millinery House104 FORT STREW HONOLULU
N S SACHS - -- Proprietor
Tp Commence on Monday September 20thj 1886
Postitivoly for Two OnlyEntire Stock will be offered v
AT COST AND AT LESS THAN COST PRICKTo make room for an Immense new Stock to arrive shortly Most of our
Prices will be
CUT IN TWOIhls Is lor afide Sale and we juarautee to offer GUNUINfi BARGAINS IN EVERYDEPART
M UN 1 All goods wilt be marked in Plain Figures and
SOLD FOR CASH ONLY
104 Fort Street
GRAND
Wooka
N SACHS
Look out for Price List
SELLING OUTDcttring to close ont
SHIP CHANDLERYAND
COMMISS10N BUSINESSWe will sell atieducd prices our entire stock goodwill and lease of premises to a responsible party at afair valuation
A WPIERCliSsCO- -Honolulu August o if SC
PIONEER
8TEA1 CANDY FACTORY
t AND
IB --A IKI IE IR YF HORN
Prartlcal Confecilotier laslry Cook and ItakerRich and delicious Ice Cream made by Steam
71 Hotel St Both Telephones No 74
EJ MELLERIOE CREAM PARLORS
AND
Candy ManufactoryLincoln Block Kini Stvoot- -
1 lie iliuUu t candies ind Ice Cream constantly onhand pritiile rooms for ladies and families will openabout the 10th of September
THE ROYAL SALOONCor of Nuuanu and Merchant Sta
Under the Mnnagemqnt ot
E H F WOLTERKeep always In stock a laritly of the best Wines
Liquors llecrs and ice cold Urer on dtaiightnt lacents per glass
CALL AND SEE US
P GRAY M D
S
V
fUYSItitAX AXIi SVtCliOrtOffice next door to the Honolulu Library
8 to 10 A siOrricit Houks a to ri7 to 8 r m
Sunday 9 to 11 a m
lUCSIOENCi Alakea St Opposite Y MCA
A MORGAN
No 70 tind 81 Kiug St HonoluluCarriage Manufacturer Horse Shoer
and General Blacksmith
Repairing promptly attended to Orders from theother Islands solicited Ucll Telephone No 167
R W FRAZER
MERCHANT TAIIsOBCorner IHna and Jlahia St Honolulu
Moderate charge good workmanship and apnfectfit guaranlted
t w Mcdonald
airv xtonrvq snurOd OSnBlANTIIKONSlAlilW Il6 FOKIMKUIIT
Horto shoving In all Its branches done by the mosteilKl Irncf J viork nen
1111 Telrplivn 181
u
Honolulu
P TOWN CENTRALSTATIONERY STOR
106 FORTSTRFrV UHKWKRS UOCK
Aaltllt A KJIL AtsOTUBNT OF
flito autl Oommerolal Statiouciry
Note Letter PostCap Legal Jt Bill Papwfajuiu 311C1 khuvuii tens
WrltiriK aLd Copm and Colored Inks
PENCILS MUCILAGEJ
PaDcttries Vlsitlmr CardsCap Letter Note and Memo Tablets and lllocb
111 iianuaaua nnt paperInktacds RulersUnielupes allsttts paper and cloth lined
SIOAKUS AUTOMATIC SIIAOINO IKNS
Time
Trial Valance andLog BooV
LETTER PRESSES- -
Pass Mem Time Order Receipts Easrsiseand Letter Hooks
Copyinj Hrushesltiibber Copying SheetsIllank Hooks in VariousJSizcs and St lesor Hiniiiiij
Tracing Cloth and Taper
d 11 a ir i v a PAiKit
Photoraph Frames and laseiuitout -Autograph and Ihotjt Albums Scrap D00U
Inlaid WorkUoxesaud Vjriting UksCelluloid Sets of Comb irush and Mirror
Hiiiic isuuiiaas iseuruics iiasketsSlinvl Traus bjiool Uags
A Firte Variety of Pranks llirthday CardPoetical nirthdiy and Mic llnous Hook
Illustrated Lettsr Sheets Podtot and Letter Maps 01tk Islands Maps of Ilonolalu
3iUvimlr VIuwm of Honolulu
Windsor 4 Novtjti Artists MaterUli
Special ur exlia lare books made up to order frotu
WESTONS LINEN RECORD PAPER
Y COktrKTBNT WOUKMiN
In Any Style Desired
IAJlilt HULING TO AY fATTUltS
FAITHFULLY KXHCUTHll
A FULL LINK OK FLAT PAPERS
Constantly Id Stock
NCLUOINO MskCUS WAKPi lISII I INCH
Ioclcet Edition Seaside LrbraiyJr a
IM LAKCk VAklKlY OS TIIK HOST POfULSK AUrilOSS
MUsic MAGAZINES PKUIODICALS LAW
AND t
MISCELLANEOUS ROOKS
IWUXO TO OltOKlt Y SHOUT XQTIVR
A I orJrrH respectfully sollc1 il and guaranteedprompt attention
j j
rilOS G TUItVM
business Grudte
P A SCHABFBR CO
IMfORTKHS AND
Cotmnlimlon Merchant
No o pIWhant SKitnr Homoluli
r O BURGER
Aten at Muenrnle X Ulbun NnetMkkciiant Stkkkt IIonoiulu
OROWN PHILLIPS
1racllcat Vlumlifirn Gag Fitter andCopper Smitfi
House and Ship Job Workprotnptlr executedNo 71 King St Honolulu
nr F ALLEN
Has an office with Messrs Pi diop k Co lorner olMerchant and Kaihuinanu streets and he will hepleased to attend to any business ntrunted to him
LAINB ft Co
Commhstun itiirchanttImporters and dealers in Hay Grain and General
ProduceHonolulu 1 I
T EWERS ft COOKE
Svecutoaa to Luwiki DicksokImporter and lnler in Lumber and all
kind of Jlullding MaterialNo la Fort Stkeit Honolulu
TTOLLISTER Co
IVIflttale and Itrtatl Vruagitt and Toiaconti
No 59 NtiUAMt Stlkkt Honolulu
M PHILLIPS Co
Importer and Who1eale Dealer in Cloth- -
ina Hoot Short JIal 3len Jur--niihino Good Fancy Good Jlte
No ioKaaiiumanuStrkst Honolulu
CLAUI trRECKELS
ITtTM G IRWIN CO
Sugar Factor Commission AgentHonolulu
J
WM O IRWIN
andj 1
M WHITNEY M D D D S
Dental Koom on Fort StreetHonolulu 11 I
Office in Urewers Block corner Hotel and FortStreets entrance on Hotel Street
CLARENCE WILDERASHroau
I YOLNET VAILLANCOURT- AivrpRO rA SHFORD ASHFORD
Attorney Coumellor Solicitor Advocat Jroclor Conveyancer Jlte
OrriCK Honolulu Hale adjoining Post office
t alfred magoon
attorsby at law41 Merchant Street Honolulu
JOHN H PATY
Notary Iublle and CommUelon of DeedFor the States of California and New York Office
at the Hank of Bishop Co
IIonoiulu Oaiiu H I
O B DOLE
Lawyer and Notary IublleWill be at his olTne at 13 Kaahumanu street from
to 10 oclock A M durinK the Legislative session
w R CASTLE
Attorney at Lair and Notary IublleNo ig Merchant Street Honolulu
Attends all the Courts of the Kingdom
w ILLIAM McCANDLESS
Dealer In Choicest Jleef eatt M niton JltiNo 6 QumN Street Fish Market
Family and Shipping orders carefully attended luLive Stock furnished to Vessels at uhort Notice
Vegetable of all kind supplied to orderTKLKrilONK Nn 13
B BAVHR SALOON
FOET Ol kLiT trroitTK Wilohr Cos
IT J NOT IH ProprietorFirt class lunches vrvtj with Tea Coffee Soda Wa-
ter¬
Ginger Ale or Milk
Or UN rXMH 3 A M TILL 10 t M
Smoker Iteuultlte a Speciality
a WEST
wH St uow
EST DOW ft COL W MAcrARLANK
Importer and Dealr in all hind olMunle Fancy and lunanete Good
Furniture of all kinds Sewing Machines MirrorsPaintings Chromus and Tos Pictuie Frames amiCornices to order Moving and repairing Furniturea specialityNn 103 Fort Stkkkt Honolulu
A L SMITH
Importer and Dealer in Glimtieare31ertden Sltvei llated Ware
Jtracket IaactNo 83 Fort Sturkt Honolulu
Kings Combinition Spectacles and KyeglasscsLustral Wire Ware Fancy Soaps Picture FramesWostenholms Pocket Cutlery II I Chases Islandviews narki opooi voitou Alumina Uil akinds of Machine Needlvs Domesllt Paper Fashions
Sole agent of the universally acknowledged LightRunning Domestic Sewing Machine
J E WISEMAN
Ileal liitate llrokev and KmploymentJliireau
Rents Rooms Collages llousrs and sells ami IciseReal Estate lu all prrts of the Kldgdoni EnipUiyment found for thoe seeking work lu all llm variousbranches of business connected wlih lher Islamls
laT N U Legal Docuinentsdruwu Hills sJlrctiilUoows and Accounts keii ami genaal ollke worktionsacted Palronaiie solicited Couuulsiious modcrate
WiVWWT
NO 20
uittCB0 jujb
MARINUINSURANCE COMPANYUNION of San Francisco
CASTLE CiWA AKJiVSlacerporaled ttt
ACCIDKNT DEPARTMliNT PACIFICXx Mutual Life Iniutsict Cttrpaiy
OK LALtrOXNIA
S C WILDER AGENTAssets December 31 ttSs i9bjo4o
Policies issued against Accidetii for one day up toone year
MAGDEBURG FIRE INSURHAMBURG Company of Hamburg
AJAKGEK AGEMT
Builrfimc Merchandise Furnltute and MachineryInsured against hire on the most fnvornble terms
TJREMEN BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS
F A SCHAEFEK 5 Co ActnttAlso agents for the
Dresden Board of UnderwritersVienna Board of Underwriters
For the Hawaiian Islands
FOREIGN MARINE INSURBRITISH ancc Company LimitedTtlEO It DaVIES AGENT
The above agent has leceived instructions to reduce the tales of Insurance between Honolulu andPorts in the Pacific nnd Is now prepared lo issue policles at Ihe lowest rates with a special reduction onfreight per steamers
T LYONS
Uuelioneer and Commlflon MerchantCoknek Fort and Quken Stklcts Honolulu
Sales of Furniture Stock Real Estate and GeneralMerchandise promptly attended to Sole agents forAmerican and European merchandise
r HUSTACErOEMERLY WITH EOLLE1 CO
ItAotaiaf and lletall 3roeerin Ktxa Street Unuee Harmony Hali
Family Plantation and Ship stores supplied at shotnotice New goods by erery steamer Orders fromthe other Islandfaithfully executed
scicpnuno iu no
M S GRLNBAUM CO
Importer of General Merchandise andCommission Merchants
Queen Streit Honoluiu H INo i4 California street San Francisco Cat
THE WESTERN AND HAWAIIAN INvestment Company limited
Money loaned for long or short periods on approwdsecurity Apply to W L GRFEN
Office Reaver Block Fort St Manager
SI A CONSALVES K HUTCHINSON
ONSALVES At CO
Wholesale Grocer and Wlue MevttiuntsHONOLULU
Post OlEce Box No 309 Telephone No aJU
T A THURSTON
Attorney at Law
No 3 MerchantStrret Honolulu
--
pHOS G THRUM
Iumrtinc and ManufacturingStationer llooh-s-lle- r lrmUr Jlook- -
binder etcAnd publisher of the Hawaiian Almanac and Annuaf
Dealer in Fine Stationery Books Music Toys anaFancy Goods
Fort Street Nsar Hotel Honolulu
FORTUNA GENERAL INSURANCE COMpany of Berlin
F A SCHAEFER Co AGENTSThe above Insurance Company has established acneial Agency here Hrid the undersigned General
Agents arc aulhoritcd to take risks against the daagersof the Seas at the most reasonable rates and oil themost favorable lei ins
GERMAN LLOYD MARINE INSURANCECompany of Berlin
F A SCIIAEFER sV C AGENTS
The above In urance Company has established a Gen-eral Agency litre and Iheabovevigned General Ageutsare aiithoririd lo take Risks against the dangers of theticasai the 111041 uooiulle tales and on the most favoiahlo terms
HAMBURG BREMENCompany
FIRE INSURANCE
F A SCHACFER Co AGENTSI til illfive firm S llr rurn nnruiinlil niil f
Lompany are prepaird to irsure risks against fire onv ik umniiii uiiu 011 sicrcnanoise storeu
therein on the most favorable terms For particularsappls at their office
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURance Company of Boston
CASTLE COOKE AGENTSINCORrORATKD iSjJ
The oldest Purely Mutual Life InsurancoCompany in the United States
lollele Issued osj the most Favorable TermiLosses paid through Honolulu Agency 40000
NORTH GERMAN FIRE INSURANCECompany of Haiauurc
JfACKFELD O AGENTSCapital and Reserve Relcbsraark 883000
their Rt Insuranco Companies 3500000The Agents of the aboe Company foi the Hawaiian
Islands are prepared to insure lluildings FurnitureMerchandise and lrodiue Machinery etc ulso SugKnnd Rice Mills nnd vcstils in the lurlor against losor damage by lite on the most favorable terms
TRANS ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCECompany of Hamburg- -
HACKFELD AV Co AgtntiCapita and licstrve Reichsuurk Cuooooo
their Re Insurance Companies iotrjnocoTotal Reichsmark 107650000
1 he Agents of the above Company for the HawaiianIslands nro prepared to insure lUiildings FurnitureMerchandise and Produce Machinery etc nbo Sugarand Rice Mills and vessels in the harbor against lossor dainaui b fire nn the most favorable Icims
--W LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
a Olobo Insurance CompanyBISHOP Co AGWJ it
liullmlted Liability to StockholderAssetsHr berve
KSTAmsiiau 1836
37outil500000
INtOMU KIIR 1884
Preinliiuis received aftnr deduction of re ¬
insurance 9000000Losses mplly adjusted and paid here
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DAILY HERALD
MORNi IjGEXCEPT SUNDAYS
For nt IRorRisTOR nv tiik 1kkm Pum wiiso m
LlMITFO
At tho Ofllco No CD Mmohrmt St
xktaut svnscntiTioxPer annumSit montniTbre monthiPer month
6003 oo150
50 c
Postage additional
t3T Suhttrtptlont VagnMe in Atltnntt
Ilrief communication from ll parUof the Kingdom
will alwayt b acceptable
All frtUI m itttiltratlnn a well a bust
uii comr inicatlon and adveVllwrnents thould be
addressed to
THE DAILY 1IURALD
THURSDAY SEPTEMBR 23 1886
BETTER WAS EXPECTED
For the family coterie holding svayin Hawaiian affairs to oppose election
reform is not the unexpected that is
said always happens All that the
combination referred to has of power
or jjelf it owes to the facility with
which tinder the present discreditable
and effete system a portion of the
electorate may be debased and manip ¬
ulated for the purposes of illegitimateambition But of Ministers coming
fresh from the observation and experience of election laws that obstructalmost every avenue of corruption toabstain from assisting much more toantagonize reform in that direction is
what ought not to have been expectedMessrs Cremhton and Dare by their
course in t is respect must have destroyctl whUever favorable anticipations
iruy hive been formed of tiieir influ-
ence
¬
n the Cabinet This is a
refonii Ministry with a vengeance
NOTES AND COMMENTS
An impression is abroad that Col
Spreckels may arrive in the first steamerfrom the Cpast Then look out somewho under different circuiiHtnncesshould be glad to ste Inm 1
Th talk ib that the Kings jubileewill be signalized by two weeks offestivity Whit rational diversionHonolulu can sustain for two weks is
more than any felli w can understand
A sample of the product of the tax
receipt 1 tw is furnished in the spectacleof a representative admitting all theaboniinatons of the system yet movingand voting for the indefinite postpone ¬
ment of a remedy
There is no time for acts of reformunder the reform administration thatrtlowed and assistid acts the oppositeof refrrmwg in their inevitable resultsto crol the most essential business of
the country int the tail of the session
If Mr Gibson is correctly repoi tedwhat he dues not know about theelectric light would charge a forty
thousnd cndle power dynamo All
that would be required with the elec-
tric¬
light js to strike a match andyou have a beautiful light The elec-
tric
¬
light is matchless
Therc will be some style about mar-
riages¬
iu the humblest life now thatlicenses by a law just passed cist onedollar insitid of a quarter If thechange produces enhanced prudencein taking the serious step in life andthus reduces the abnormal number ofdivorces granted in our Courts it will
prove a leal rform
If the present Ministry should sur ¬
vive to meet another session of theLegislature the Attorney General truyhave arrived sit some amicible under-
standing¬
with the native members Hedid not expect apparently to have runagainst so much immobile material ashe has iu the Hawaiian legislator while
the latter rather resents Mr Dqresefforts to fit Hawaiian affairs to art in -
ported machine
The key to reform in general admin ¬
istration in this Kingdom lies in anindependent Legislature An inde ¬
pendent L gislature could controlaffairs iu spite of archaic defects in theConstitution besides making shortwork of such anomalies Hut the key
to an independent representation ofthe people rests iu imvinu electionlaws by which the people could expresstheir will and wishes with sober headsand uu hackled lunds at the ballotbox The outlook is not bright
Odd and Ends
wm5j ajtiiiiqMgMM jiwAriggatjaa
Tthe number of traveling Americansin all parts of Europe this summer js
extraordinary It is said there are notfewer than three or four thousand ofour Compatriots in England alone
A correspondent of the CharlestonNews and Courier discovers from anexamination of the court dockets thatduring the past twelve years 112 menhave been killed in the town of Edge-
field
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One of the curious spectacles at thisseason at Saratoca curious especiallyin the eyes of strangers is the largenumber of richly dressed women who
appear upon the streets at all hoursbetween noon and midnight withoutbonnets or glovci
The highest birth rate in the UnitedStates is in the South In Louisianathere are 148 children born each yearto every 1000 women of child bearingage 156 in Georgia and 187 in TexasIn New England the rate is 82 in theWest about 1 22
There are 3000 eunuchs in theImperial palace at Pekin They aretreated very severely and placed understrict regulations but when they getinto favor as they often do tney wieiaenormous power owing to their imme-diate
¬
contact with the Emperor andEmpress
Twenty five years ago three brothersnamed Dwycr separated They metthe other day in a shipyard in BathMe where two of tbera had beenworking for some time without know-ing
¬
of the relationship The third asailor came to the yard and the kin-
ship¬
was accidently discovered
Cotton was cultivated in India 450years before Christ and was gatheredfrom the field by hand exactly as it is
taint done to day The seed was thenseparated from the fibre by hand untilthe invention of the cotton gin byWhitney and this invention revolu- -
tionized the culture of cotton through-out
¬
the world
Young women who fancy that horseback riding must be learned in child-hood
¬
are reminded that the Empressof Austria who is one of the mostaccomplished horsewomen in Europenever rode much till comparatively latein life Her Majesty is said to be ableto ride standing on a bareback horsewith the ease and grace of a professional
Trench Brandy t
There is surely much doubt thatcognai is not what it professed tobe
The quality of brandy made from thegenuine juice of the grape in Francein 1866 was in round numbers 11000- -
000 gallon It had fallen to a trifleover half a milli6ii gallons in 1885Yet coanac is as plentiful as everthe progress of falsification havingmore than kept pace with the ravagesof the phylloxera The coarsest beelroot or potato spirit can it seems beconverted into what passes or at leastis sold for French brandy by the addi-tional
¬
of a small quantitv of a substance known as the essential oil ofwine lees This stuff is not evenwhat it claims to be being in fact aproduct formed from certain fatty substances among which cocoa butter andcastor oil are mentioned after beingtreated with nitric acid a certainamount of methylic and alcohols beingadded to impart the requisite vinousflavor to the compound This sufficesto give the spirit its bouquet It iscolored with caramel and nothingmore remains to be done but to bottleit and label it Vieux Cognac Eng-lish
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Paper
Tlio Best TonloMr Hcnrj jUillincs Washington D C
writes I hae used our Duflys Pure MaltWhisky for medicinal purpose As a tonic Iconsider it superior to the hundreds of concoc-tions
¬
which are now flooding the land at stihiulant liquors
BUSINESS ITEMS
Artists Materials Picture Frames andCornices made to order King Bros Art StoreHotel street
No hand book excels the Hawaiian Almanacand Annual for reliable statistical and generalinformation relating to ihese Islands Price50 cents
If you want a good smoke for our moneypatronize home industry and call at JHlnglejs Cijstai hoiln Works 69 Hotelstreet
What everybody needs nt the present hotspell is bometlung cold and refreshing Thereh nothing like the superior handmade IceCreams Sherbets and Fruit Ices scred at theKlite Ice Cream Parlors 85 Hotel streetKeep our fancy cukes and candies in mfndThey cant be beat
Fresh steam frozen pure and richest icecream evciyday No cream frozen over thesecond third or even fourth day Sold at thePionter Steam Candy Factory Ilakerjand IceCream Rooms F Horn Proprietor Hotelbetween Fort and Nuuami streets Iloth telepnones rso 74
The lafgtst stocK and greatest variety olhome manufactured strictly pure Candies canonly be found at the Piuneer Steam CandjFactory Uaker and Ice Cream Rooms No71 Hotel street between Fort and Nuuanustreets F Horn Proprietor Practical Con-fectioner and Pastry Cook and Ornamenter
Fresh home made Hawaiian ChocolateStrawberry Vanilla and other Flavored Caramels always 011 hand guaranteed tu be farsuperior than any impoilrd and sold cheaperat the nbose establishment than anywhere elseIloth Telephones 74
Duffys Pure Malt Whisky is not a medicated liuor but a pure unadulterated whiskyfor medicinal use flee from fusel oil and allnoxious iinpuiities and Is prescribed by phslcians It is a medicine for the sick and feebleand a beverage for the million because it isabsolutely pure
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EEACE ASSURED
War Averted No Cutting of PricesNO PUFFING OF INFERIOR GOODS
I have received and now offer for sale the Finest Assortment of
Mens Youths and Boys
Custom Made Clothing ever ottered to the Public
My Goods are Shrunk before Cutting
Everything in Gents Underwear viz Silk Lisle thread
Balbriggans Anglo India Gauze Cotton Jeans Muslin Etc
Ladies Misses and ChildrensFine first class Hosiery in all Grades ami Shidcs from Silks to Cottons My uenlle- -
Hosiery areSimply Elegant A look at my real HALlJiUUUAlNfc is wen wormvisit to the storeThese goodsare madefor myself and aretlie only goodsol the kind sold Here
Everything usually found in all well appointed Gentlemen Furnishing Goods Stores are to
be found here No Puffing Is necessary as this establishment is well and favorably known
ironi Hawaii iu iiiiuau
No Trouble to Show GoodsM McINERNY
M GOLDBERGCorner of Fort and Merchant Streets
JUST RECEIVED THE FINEST LINES OF
made Hitlfc Gents Finis I Goods
HATS CAPS ETC ETC
Latest Styles and Novelties in Neckwear
Alio by repented and Special Requeit a small Invoice of the FlnesHand madeconsequently
MOST DURABLE GENTS SHOESObtainable in the Eastern Markets
WOLFE CO2To 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 free
of charge Island orders solicited Satisfaction guaranteed
P U Box n Bell Telephone No 349 Mutual No 149
NOW LANDING
Ex J D Spreckels and W G Irwin
5150PACKAGES GRAIN
UNION FEED CO
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HONOLULU H ICustom Home Broker
Money BrokerManager Hawaiian Opera House
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Importers and Dealers in Staple and Fancy GroceriesHay and Grain Etc
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The Central Cigar StandCampbells Block Merchant Street
F MILDER - ProprietorBell Telephone 172 Mutual Telephone 375
Gentlemen will find the Central always stocked with thechoicest Havana and Domestic Cigars and Tobaccos Freshimportations by every steamer
The Finest Manilla Cigars In the Market on Hand
Island orders Carefully attended to Give me a call
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CHAS J FISH EL
Will appear shortly Too busy with clearingout saIetowrite anything now
LAINE CONo 34 Fort St Clock Building
Have received a comijinmeiit or the mot Economical and Valuable Feed for all ldnd al loclc vli
COOKED LINSEED MEALIt is the ttitiiat FJeth former Milk and Ilutttr producer la UK
Oil Cake Meal iliow about 17 per tent of imtritlvv matter tlili nearly 39 per cent 100 ILi of tM nrlu110a of corn or 10 767 It of tran UnrlvaldMIXhl Hhlai our usual upply of the UnUmli of or
Hay Oatii Wheat Corn Xto EtoWhich I offered at the Ixwet Market Rate and delbeied free to apy pan of the oily
EX B THOMASContractor fiuildor
Estimates Rlven on all kinds of llrlck Iron Stone and Wooden llulldinpfoliowlntr nromnent buitllim ii iu nKin
to the
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Brick Work in BranchesfiiceS H cor ner Quei nd AUke Street
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OPENING OF NEW GOODSAND -
VERY LOW PRICES
B F EHLERS 6Brick
JOHN F COLBURNUuKi jKing Street MaUnnk
IMPORTER AND DEALER
N HAY AND GRAINuooaj delivered promptly
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LOCALNEWSSkating to night at the Yoscmitc
The dancing school at the Yosctniterjnk lias disbanded
Honolulu society will miss severalfnir ornaments after the Mararoa calls
i tf 11 t i f tluiss iLuiicii mis unarc ui iuu
sihool at Pahala Hawaii this term in
f place of Mr Glctidonf i
Some of the rescued sailors of theDtinnottar Castle arc willing to stayhere if they can get work
A monthly dividend of a dollar ashare will be served on ice to day atMr W E Fosters office
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The King goes down to his boathouse at five in the morning to supci- -
vise the training of his oarsmen
Captain Killman of the bark Atlanta now in port came to Honoluluas chief officer of the steamer V G
Hall
Hon W C Parke was sixty five onTuesday and bears his years well Hewas Marshal thirty four years up to1884
Messrs E 1 Adams Co will
sell the steam laundry at noon onSaturday as a whole and undividedproperty
Hon I L Kaulukou Marshal ofthe Kingdom was serenaded by theRoyal Hawaiian Hand at his residence
Elast evening
The Hawaiian Agricultural Company is making a third reservoir on thePuhala plantation enabling water to betaken and cane flumed to any part ofthe plantation
Some people do not believe therewill be any steamer here from the
iCoast before the Mararoa on Saturdayweek There may be a Surprise forthe dountcrs however
The building from which MrMichicls was ejected by fire on Fortstreet and the adjoining one occupieby Mr Eckart are to be substituted by
If a neat block of a pair of stores
A member of the Honolulu Yachtand Boat Club says the papers allseem to ignore its operations yet theseiiior and junior crews are having hardpractice right along 1 hey are outevery evening
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The infant whose birth is recordedrin this number has come into thesworltl fatherless her mother beimfrjwirlnw rtf 1im lnti Mr Kmirlir mntn fttithe Kilauea Hou who died suddenlyWhile visiting the Pali about two monthsacot r
An attempt was mane on rnaaynight by some unknown person toburn down the skating rink at Wailuku
KMaui An old woman and a little boyII put out the flames that were madeII lively by a previous application of
ikerosene
In the Police Court yesterday twoj drunks paid the usual six dollars andiWailua charged with disturbing thequiet of the night forfeited bail 10Several Chinese assault and battery
icases and the case of Soy Yoni werecontinued
A gang of Japanese mutinied on theV Naalehu plantation Hawaii recently
but were thwarted in a violent moveff ment toward the managers house by
the coolness of the manager MrCenter and all taken before the dis-
trict judge at Waiohinu and fined
When the steamer V G Hall wason the homeward trip off the Konacoast an object was sighted which ap-peared
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to be an upturned boat Thecourse was changed to pick up thearticle but it proved to be a large logthat had evidently been in the water
l several months
Consideration of a propositi m toamalgamate the Eclipse with the MyrtleBoat Club was the business at the spe
cial meetiiiK of the latter last niuhtIfAfter an animated discussion the clubfadjourncd without takiim a vote It isf said that a two thirds vote is necessary toeirect the union and that several mem
iOers are strongly opposed to it
Last evenint 11 11 eicrlitonred rmrl turnsix oared boats His Majesty in one of
iwe lauer took a turn round the sparbuoy The Myrtle senior and junior
Icrews were also out There was alittle difficulty over thu transfer of anjarsman from the junior to the senior
rcrew but the cantiin Irnvine uiven adecision the iuniors lovallv concededthe point
I here was nothfnc unpleasant hap
pened at tne Hotel on Tuesday nightAn item in this paper which seems to
I have been misunderstood to that effectreferred simply to a lawyer who was
I playing billiards giving a Hikaucourier an item m court news at tne
i same tilne playfully menacing him witha cue it tic put anything in the paperabout him
Wanting XnlWmaUdit
Mr Mort Oat was yesterday askedthe following questions each perhapsseveral times
Where is the steamerWheres the Elder tus morningWhat time do you think she will be
telephonedDo you think it will be the Austra-
lia¬
or the Elder this tripDid the Surprise leave before the
Elder and do you think she will brinea mail
Is the Mararoa due to dayWill there be any Young Ladies
Journal on this steamerDo you think the steamer will be
here before noonIs there any definite news as to
which steamer will dome this triplo which he gives the following
sweeping reply subject to eventualitiesbefore this is printed
We would not be surprised to seethe Surprise coming surprisingly slowround the heads and no doubt we willbe somewhat Elder before she arrivesas we understand she is an ox iliaryand they arc always slow and finallyWe know nothing about it but thinkthat in the course of human events weshall probably have a steamer thisweek
Another Ghinoao Roliliory
This morning about two oclockOfficer Hopkins was walking throughcmnaiown when his attention wasattra ted by a Chinaman with a lanternlooking round Anins coffee house onthe corner of Hotel and Maunakcastreets It was a clerk of that establishment searching for traces of a rob ¬
bery just committed in the front shopSomeone had broken in the front doorwith the aid of a chisel and got awaywith three tins of salmon a large boxof Manilla cigars and a box of tobaccoThe clerk heard the noise made by theburglar but did not reach the shop intime to prevent his escape A nativepoliceman on that beat was informedof the occurrence and immediatelystarted to look for the robber Hopkins took the lantern from the clerkand followed the chase He found thebox of tobacco on Hotel street butsaw nothing of the thief Evidentlysome smart Chinaman has succeededto the business of Chun Hook nowserving an almost indefinite period onthe reef
Tho Knmuhnmolia WellMr 1 A McCandless has reached a
depth of 315 feet in the well he hasbeen boring on the site of the Kame- -
hamcha boys school at Kalihi Thereis now a splendid flow of water gushing up sixteen inches over the top ofthe pipe the bore of which is 75inches The intention was yesterdayto cease boring last evening as there isa supply sufficient for the houses in theneighborhood over what will be re-
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for the institution itself Ourreporter on visiting the spot yesterdayfound himself surrounded by a swarmof native youngsters in natures garbwho were bathing in the stream flowingfrom the well It was observed thatthe water was remarkably clear to comefrom a well while the boring processwas coiiiR on Jt will be nice purestcrystal evidently when the hole istubed I he trustees are to be con-
gratulated¬
on making such a fortunatestrike of the necessary water at such acomparatively small depth
Roooition to Mr Onrtor
His Excellency Governor Dominishas ordered the Band to play at thehouse of Mr V C Jones Nuuanuavenue this Thursday evening inhonor of his cucst His Excellency HA P Carter Hawaiian Minister Pleni-
potentiary¬
and Envoy Extraordinary atWashington Mr and Mrs Jones will
open their house from half past sevento ten oclock and will be pleased tosec any of Mr Carters friends whodesire to call upon him at that imeThe following selections will be playedby the Hand0crture RomanticSelection -- Flyinc DutchmanWaltz Venetian WiuhtsSelection Hohemian Girl
Tuberose and Lei AlohaSelection M kadoGavotte WelcomeWaltz Gasnaronne
Kcler IielaWaijnerHtr itss
Hal re
SullivanKluss
MiltoskerFolli- a- Stefanie Fnhrbach
Star Spangled Manner and Hawaii Ionoi
About nine oclock last night OfficerWm Tell arrested four Chinamen atLeleo on a warrant for smugglingopium An hour later Officer Hopkins
pulled two more caught in the act ofsmoking the drug at Cape Horn itthis officer keeps on he will soon be ablejo take out a pilots license forroundingthe Horn He has conveyed some-thing
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like a dozen derelicts into portfrom that quarter within a week
The town was veiy still last night
The HrRALDciiculation is booming
The House is taking up business atrandom
Mr R A Macfie jr Kilauen Kauai
and Mr V H Lewes Kukuihaele
Hawaii are legistered at the Hawaiian
Hotel
It h fittini that the custom house
should be punctilious on etiquette A
country stands or falls by its mannersand customs How much liquid loyaltywas franked through for the elections is
a secondary matter to etiquette
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liEGlStATlVSUMMAttVYesterday the hundred and eighth
day the House began the lengthenedtime table opening at half past nineOn the report of a select committeepresented by Mr Richardson the billamending the law relating to acknowl-edgments
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to contracts was forwardedto thitd reading on Saturday Next onthe order was the consideration of abill to amend section 780 Civil Codealso a resolution presented by MrDickey relative to the distribution ofrepresentatives At present the repre-sentation
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is 28 members to every 2878of the population on an average underwhich Hilo sends 1 member to every3994 Puna sends 1 member to every944 Hamakua sends 1 member toevery 3908 Kohala sends t memberto every 5070 North Kona sends 1
member lo every 1773 South Konasends 1 member to every 1825 Kansends 1 member to every 3483 La- -
haina and Kaanapah send 1 memberto every 756 Wailuku sends 1 member to every 2907 Makawao sends 1
member to every 5073 Hana sends 1
member to every 2814 Molokai andLanai send 1 member to every 1307Honolulu sends 1 member to every5122 Koolaupoko sends 1 memberto every 2621 Koolauloa sends 1
member to every 1321 Waialua sends1 member to every 1265 Ewa andWaianae send 1 member to every2374 Waimea sends 1 member toevery 1762 Lihuc and Koloa send 1
member to every 3484 Hanalei sends1 member to every 3569 A majorityof the select committee on electionlaws recommended the appointment ofrepresentatives to be on the basisgenerally of 1 to every 3000 inhabit ¬
ants which wpuld allow for Hilo andPuna 3 representatives Hamakua 1 iKohala 2 Kona 1 Kau 1 Lahainaand Kaanapah 1 Wailuku 2 Maka- -
wao 2 Hana i Molokai and Lanai1 Honolulu 6j Koolaupoko ij Koolauloa and Waialua i Ewa and Wai-
anae ij Lihuc and Koloa i Ha ¬
nalei 1 and Waimea i It wasdecided to hear the minority report bufthat not being at hand on the momentMr kaulukou s bill to amend section5 chapter oo Jtenal Loae was taKenup I hat member having moved itpass Mr Thurston made a speechstrongly deprecating the proposed stepas plunging the nation further down thedecline of corruption He describedthe rottenness of a system m whichcandidates could appointthe inspectorsof elections with such force as tobring Mr Dare to his feet The Atto-
rney-General said he had signed thereport of the committee but did notthink he was committing crime MrThurston asked the Attorney Generalif he considered it fair honest or decentfor a candidate or candidates forelection to have the appointment of theinspectors of election Mr Dare replied that he did not think it fair andno candidate who was a gentlemanwould be guilty of the like MrThurston said that was precisely whatwas done in twenty six out of twentyeight districts of this Kingdom at thelast election The Attorney Generalsanswer showed that in signing this re-
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he knew nothing about what itmeant and if he had not committed acrime he had done what might resultin criminal acts by others The passinc of this bill would result in the utter degradation of this country in itselection affairs If the Attorney-Genera- l
assisted in killing a man it was allthe same to the victim whether thatassistance was rendered designedly orin ignorance Mr Kaulukou movedthe previous question which carriedand the bill passed on the ayes andnoes by a straight party vote of 19 to12 lite minority report above reler--
red to was produced and read and therepresentation bill ordered to be con-sidered
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section by section Mr Hayselden opposed this however andthen when overruled moved the in-
definite¬
postponement of the first section Mr Dickey was surprised thatmembers could in view of theiroath oppose a bill to conform therepresentation to the requirements ofthe Constitution Mr Gibson quotedScripture to point off an argument thatthe spirit of the Constitution was not in-
tended¬
to give districts representationin proportion to their non voting popu-lation
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Mr Dickey in replying saidthe Minister might twist the Cunsttution round to suit his argument but hecould not twist numbers round toshow that Makawao with 625 votersand Kaanapah with 171 voters wererepresented in accordance with eitherthe spirit or the letter of the Constitu-tion
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Mr Kaulukou resented thereference to the oath and said he waswilling Makawao should have twomembers Kohala two and Honolulumore than it has yet he could notsupport all the provisions of the firstsection of the bill The motion forindefinite postponement was carriedandthen the house look noon recess
In the afternoon there was an edify-ing
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debate on the second reading of abill to repeal the law requiring votersto show tax receipts at the polls MrUayseluen while admitting the evils ofthe present system moved the indefinitepostponement of the bill This waslost on the following division For in-
definite¬
postponement Kanoa DareHayselden Lilikalani Baker AmaraKaulia Kaulukou Kaunamano Nahale Nahinu Aholo Kaukau KauaiPolohau 15 Against BishopDominis Clcghoin Kuihelani larkerKauhi Hrown Iahia Wight KaluaRichardson Dirkey Kaai Thuiston
and PaehaoltJ 16 The first and mainsection of the bill reads as followsThat from and after the passage of
this Act it shall not be necessary touse any tax receipt bearing the wordsqualified to vpte at any election norshall sikh tax receipts be furnished byany tax collector or board of in-
spectors¬
of election to any oter norshall it be necessary to produce suchtax receipt at the polls prior to deposit-ing
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a ballot or at any other timeAnother election law was passed tothird reading which is intended toclear up the doubts hitherto existing asto previous residence of voters Themain section makes a previous resi-
dence¬
of thirty days necessary to qual ¬
ify a person to vote and for violationimposes a fine of not less than ten normore than one hundred dollars or imprisonment at hard labor not to exceedtwo months
The Klile Ice Cream Parlors II J HartProprietor Dont indulge in personalities tomislead the public but offer their superiorHand trndc Ice Cream Cakes and Candies toone and all Good quality in everything isour standard molto
BIRTHSeptember ait loMri Faught a daughter
Shipping Intelligencet
ARRIVALS- -
WnutiP irtAY Sept 11
htmr las Makee from Waianae and KauaiSchr Nettie Merrill from Kona IliwaiiSchr Haleakda from Fepeekeo
DEPARTURESWednesday Sept is
Stmr C K IlUhup for Iahatna and HamakuaSchr Waiehu for Waianae and KauaiSchr Lukafor HakalauSchr Manuokawai for Koolau
VESSELS LEAVING TO DAYSchr Haleakala for IepcekeoSchr Ehukai for WaialuaSchr Kulamanu for Kukuibaele
VcrsoIh in Port froin Foroliru FortsAm tern I C Ford from San FranciscoAm hark Cdward May Johnson Irom BostonUnt batk Isle of In Nicholson from Liverpool
Am yacht Itrunhtlde Phelps from Monterey CalAm Ik Ceylon Calhoun from Port Townstnd W T
Am hktne Planter PerrimanAm bk 1 orest Queen Winding from San FranciscoAm bgtne Consuelo Cousins from San FranciscoAm bk Atlanta Killman from Port Townsend W T
VorsoIb Expected from Foreign PortaUr ship Amana from Liverpool now due To G
W Macfarlane CoCer bark Pacific Olfman from Bremen due Sep ¬
tember 30 10 lo 11 Uackfeld CoUnt bar Ironerag from Liverpool due October
1530 To T H Daviet CoAm brgtne Satina Blake from San Francisco dueAmbk Martha Davis F M Benson sailed from
Boston Aucust 7th due December ioao To C BreweriCo
Am R M S S Alameda Morse from the Colonies enroute to San Francisco due September a To W GIrwin Co
Br bk Martha Fisher to have sailed from LiverpoolAucust as
Brit bark W II Watson from Liverpool due October130 To F A Schaefer Co
Am bk FWnore G V JenU from Newcastle N SW due
Am bkPacific Slope Barnes from Newcastle N SW due September 10 av To Wilder Co
Am tern W S Bowne from San FranciscoHaw batk Thos R Foster KWRugg from New
castle N S W due October iioUr ship Hospoda Babcock from Ne castle NS W
due October 10 30Haw bgtne Hazard Goodman from San Francisco
due at Hilo September 10 15R M S S Mararoa die from San Francisco en
route to the Colonies due Octolxr 4Haw S S Australia Webber from San Francisco en
route to the Colonies due October S
Am steam schr Surprise from San Franciscodue now
PASSENGERSFrom Ksnai and Waianae per stmr Jas Makes
Wednesday Sept aa R A Maofie C K Miller wifeand child J Holt and wife Mm W Hall G Lnglehardt and about it dscli
NOTESthe stmr Jas Makee atrlred from Walaae and
Kauai yesterday morl ing bringing no bags sugarand 1753 bags paddy
1 lie schr hhukal brought 484 bags sugar and aohojs from Watalaa She sails agaia fer the saaieplace at nine oclock this morning
Ike stmr WG Hall sails for Maui and Hawaii attsn oclock Tuesday morning
The schr Nettie Merrill made one of the fastest
round trips en record to Kona Hawaii and returnon her list trip She left here on last Friday eveningwith a larce load of Ivtabei discharged the lumber atKona and returned arriving here yesterday morning
being a little over four days
pTc ETC ETC
VISITING CARDS PLAYING CARDS SLATF
single and double Duplex cap and letter clipsShipnunt Letter Cap and Invoice lies Rub-
ber Copying Sheets Cops ing BrushesDampening Howls Inkstands 1aper
Weights Sealing Wax black andxd Paper b asteners Le
l ami MnlarM a1 Mvr Ittnttera Rtattlnr7CHPads Programme Tassels Key Rings Pins
Silk 1 aste Pink Tape together with the
THOUSAND AND ONE OTHER ARTICLHS
now In stock of
LlinaiUSJ001tAL8lAY8andCABH
full bound in Demy and Medium Sires
Ledgcrst Journals and Records
Half Bound In Cap Demy and Medium Sues
Cap Lous Day Books and Single Entry Day Bookshalf bound Two third Day Books Narrow
Order Books Trial Balance BooksCash Books Qtp Records
and Journals
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No 160 Fnar SttUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
pany or New York
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Assets December 31 1884 103876178 31
Policies UiucJ on the Life Term and EudowmcutI plan
citttt bberiiscnttfttei
Geo W DeLong PostHeadquarters Geo W DeLong Pst No 4 Depart
mint of California OAKHonolulu September n itiS
The Annual Camp Fire of thli Post U purporteduntil SATURDAY EVENING September j iMfi
Jas F Nobli R W LAINEAdjutant Co inlander
HARRY BYNGBarber Shop cor King and Alakea Sts
Sharing and hair cutting neatly dtne Childrenhair cutting a specially
Pantheon Stables
Corner Fort and Hotel Streets
Livory Boarding and Salo Stablon
Carriages for hire at all hour of the day or nichtialio conveyance ol all kinds fur parties KK aruiindthe island
Excellent Sddlo Horses lor Ladies and Gentlemen Guaranteed Gentle
Lafge and small omnibus fot picnics und cxctirsioijfirties carrying from lo to 40 paengcrs can alwaysdc secured by special arrangements
Tkleiiionb No 34
C J SHERWOOD Manager
J LYONSAXJCTIONK33II
AND
General Commission Merchant
Masonic Hock Queen St Honolulu
ol Furniture Stock Real Estate andSales Merchandise properly attended to
Solo A gout forAMERICAN 4 EUROPEAN MERCHANDISE
Books R elating to HawaiiFornanderi Polynesian Race
Our Journal in the Pacific
Jarves History of the Hawaiian Itlaads
Andrews Hawaiian Dictionary
Andrews Hawaiian Grammar
Whitneys Guide Book
Miss Birds Six Months in the Sandwich Islands
Hawaian Almanac and Annuals 1875 1SI5
Hawaiian Cook Book revised edition
Hawaiian Phrase Books
Easy Lessons for Hawaiians
SCARCE WORKSA Pew Copies Only
Hawaiian Club Papers
Honolulu Directory and Historical Sketches ot theHawaiian Islands
Hassingers Custom House Tariff and Digest
The Islander an 8 va weekly Journal March toNovember 1875
Together with an excellent variety of
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS
ALBUMS
s nastleG P CATLE
For sale by
THOS 0 TiuiuirSo 100 Frt St
iSettmtl Sbbtrttomtltto
Wenner CoManufacturing and Importing
JT JE W JE H 15 MNo 0 Fort Street
Always keep on hand a most eegant assortment of
FINE JEWELRYSOLID AND PLATED SILVER WARE
Lver brought to this marke
ClocltB Watches Bracelets iNccklots Pins LockctH Gold Chains
and Gurtrds Sleeve IJntionsStudy Etc Kte
And ornaments of all kinds
Elogant Solid Silver Ton Sots
And all kinds of silver ware suitable for presentation
KUKUI AND SHELL JEWELlRY
Made to order
Kcp iring of watc es and jtuelry carefully attended to and executed in llic nrost workmanlikemanner
ENGRAVING A SPECIALTY
Particular attention i paid to order and job workfrom llit1 other Ibfandft
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Crystal Soda Works- MANIIIAlTUIiKRsOr
FLORIDA LEMONADE
Aerated Wators of All Kinds
vFnrit Syrups and Essencos
Our Goods aie acknowlexed the BEST NO CORKS
WE USE PATENT STOPPERSIn all our Bottles
tZT We Invite particular attention to our PatentFilter recently introduced by which all waters usedn our manufactures is absolutely freed from all Im-
purities¬
KiT We deliver our Goods free of charge to all partsof the city
Careful attention paid to Islands Orders Address
THE CRYSTAL SODA WORKS
P O BOX 307 HONOLULU H I
Telephone No 298
Cosmopolitan SaloonCorner of Hotol nail Nunanu St
Under tlio IManucoimmt ot
F L LESLIEKeep constantly on liand all brands of Wines
Liquors and Beets Ice cold Beer on draught 10 cultsper glass
GIVE US A GALL
G J WALLERFamily and Shipping Butcher
METROPOLITAN MARKET
King Street
CARDS BUSINESS CARDSVISITING MENU CARDS
can be had to order at the
PRESS PUBLISHING COS OFFICE
Scneral dlbueiriiBcmcnU
BATI1ERIONn CASTLF
CASTLE COOKE
Shipping Commission MerchantsIMPORTERS AtfD DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
AGENTS TORKohala Sugar Company Hail u Sugar Comiuii
Paia Plantation IlitLhcoik K Co s IlaitatiauGiove Rnch Plantation R HaUtiad Waialua I lantatlon
A II Smith Co Koloa Kauai
The Union Fitrand Marine Insurance Comtanyof San FrancUcot t ltlna Fire Insurance Company of Hartford
The New Englaad Mutual Life Insurance Company of BostonD M Westons Patent C ntrifvgal Machines
The New York and Honolulu Packet Line
The Merchants Line Honolulu and San FrancUco
Dr ayae Sons Celebrated MedicineWilcox Gibbs Remington and Wheeler Wilson Sevlng Mac hi
EX O HALX SONLIMIT EP
Have just received and offer for sale
DOWNERS KEROSENE -
ELECTRIC AND GOOD LUCK OILSUPERIOR
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The only ones for sale In this Market
Halls Celebrated Plows and BreakersWITH SPARK PARTS
From t Ih to e In sold cheaper than any other In the maiket
Also Sisal Rope Usuafl SizesA fresh l t of elegant Solid Silver Ware from the Goriiam Factory
Also beautiful ai tides of Silvei Plated ware from Reed Bartons RoomsAll these besides their usual assortment of Hardware lubricating 0ilsJEtcrfor House and Plantation use
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LOOKING OUT FOR ROUTES FOR A
GREAT RAILROAD
v 4Unmelcjoino Attention fioin n Curious
Crowd of Men mill Hoys Polltonoss of
the Governor Oonorul An Apology furthe 1eralttont Intruder
Wohnd sent Wang Fuyoh with ourpassports to the governor gcneraluVamen with Instructions to nay If ngrccnbla to him wo sliould call and pay oarrespects and so fur us might bo necessaryexplain the object of our traveling In thatpart o llonau We had already been In ¬
formed by a young mandarin connectedwith tho Ynmen who had crossed the rlvorvi Ith ns that the governor general wasoidy temporarily holding the oltlco thatho was not well and that a now governorgeneral was expected soon licnco wmanticipated that It might not bo con-venient for him to receive us and inulructed Wang Fuyoh to say in that casethat wo wero examining tho Yollow rlvorand its embankments and would llko tohuvu possporlo into tho province of Shan-tung
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together with a guard of policemenor Boldlers to protect our inn and relievous of tho unwolcome attentions of thocrowd of mon and boyB who wero gatherIlia thoro
During the absence of our messongorthey continued to collect in the outercourt which was now donsely packed andto press upon tho inner gateway Finallythrough tho persistency and activity oftho boys in front and of the pressure oftho men behind and perhaps also throughthe relaxed vigilance of our servants thoysucceeded In unhinging tho gato andgained admission into the inner courtaround which ourselves and servants hodbeen assigned to rooms The first thingwhich attracted their attention and seemedin some degree to satisfy their curiositywas Ferguson our big Chinese cookwith his charcoal fire and pots and panspreparing dlunor This was evidently arare treat to them and enabled our mentq hold them in check opposite the kitchendoor about twelve feet from our own fpr
twenty minutes but during thUunc tho pressure from behind Increased
and the inner courtyard which woa onlythirty six feet long by twelvowide became crowded to suffoca-tion
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Li Aleck and tho threoboys aided at times by Ferguson
screamed thoraselvos hoarso and exhorted ull their strength In their effortsto expol the intruders without doing thomlodlly harm Our visitors had but littloto say but with wide open eyes and gap ¬
ing mouths thoy pressed each otherttendlly forward recoiling whenovor thofiervants mode a threatening rush atthem and then as they retreated edginga little further into the open spaco justoutside of our door which was closed andcovered by a cotton portions
The governor gonetal received our mes ¬
senger very politely but said it would notbo necessary for us to call unless we hodhonicthlng important to communicate andhe would not call on us bocauso he hadeora oyes but would bend one of his man¬
darins to glvo us such assistance as womight require Ho also said he wouldBend a guard at once Wang Fuyoh hodrcarcoly finished his roport when a man¬
darin wearing the crystal button and pea¬
cocks feather and clad In silk and fursmade his appearance accompanied by hischairmen and retainers bearing high statoumbrellas and spears nnd wearing officialhats and all this state was to bring thogovernor gonerala return cords Aftolleaving thom he dopartod hastily and thecrowd lost no time in pressing lut thoinner court and up to our door again Wogathered our servants once moro anddrove the crowd back nearly td tho streetwhen wo wero again stopped in tho fulltide of victory by tho coming of a stillmore stately mandarin with bannors andumbrellas and a larger and moro showyletlnue
It would not do to bo caught out of ourquarters or engaged in such an occupationby a distinguished visitor so we returnedto our room and received him with all thostate wo could assume On entering hotowed and saluted us politely in the usualChinese way by clasping his hands andraising them to his face and wo returnedhis greeting in the same manner uftetwhich wo showed him to a seat and ashort conversation followed He told usthat he had been set by tho govoruor goueral and asked us what assistance we roquired lijinir a bright and Intelligentman he took in the situation at onceapologized for the roughness of the peopleof Kol-f ung fa nnd said he would explalutd thom that wo meant them no harm buthad come on n friendly mission Ho intimated howover that as soon as we werorested and had got such supplies as wo de-sired wo had hotter resume our JourneyBefore taking his lcavo ho directed ono ofI1L1 own attendants to remain with us amiho would send a guard without deluy todrive out our unwelcome visitors and keeporder Tho tingle man left with us didhis level best to guard the Inner gate nndhold It against tho Increasing pressurefrom without but ho was ovoipoweitdand pressed back like the redt and flnullyfolded his hands in despair Our servantsstill stood their ground as best they couldbut wero at last pressed back against ourdoor It was now nearly half past 5 andno policemen had yet made their appear-ance
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Tho most venturesoraoof the crowd hadgained our windows and begun pokingholes through tho paper panes for tho pur ¬
pose of looking in und thereupon wo sal-lied
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out for the last tlmo and went for thoheathen Chlnoe In a way they were notslow tonqderstand Our servants nndcarters came to our assistance manfullyand even tho solitary policeman pluckodup couinxo to pitch in By dint of pushlug yelling nnd gesticulating aided per ¬
haps by fear on tho part of tho crowd wogradually pushed tho3o In front back uponthose in tho roar so vigorously that in thocourse of ten minutes we had got thocourt yards nearly clear In the midst ofonr most vigorous onset wo found our¬
selves suddenly rolnforccd by a dotnehment of six or eight policemen with thochief of police at their head and this telnforcoment was less gentle In its treatmentof the intruders than we had been but Itwas qulto noticeable that there was noclubbing as would liavo been tho casewith un American mob who would notmove on In u few minutes afterward
we hud tho court yurd cleared and thegates barred but the crowd still remainedin the street and mado ono or two eilortsto regain Its lost ground but in vain Inthis bloodless contest mon lost their hat3and shots and tho boys wero knockedover nnd tramped upon Severel of thomcried most lustily aud there was n babelof yelling and shouting as Is generally thocase with a Chinese crowd but so far aswe could make out nobody was nngry orinspired by any other motfvo than that ofgratifying an lusatlublo and ravenous ourloulty Now York Sun
Scncwl JMtocrtiecnteitta
rpHRUMS BINDERY
This Popular Bindery located at
tofj Foil Street Advertises No Spe
cialiiies but is able to do all sorts
sizes and conditions of Honk binding
Ruling Perforating Numbering Let-
tering
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and Paper cutting as well as in
San Irancisco and at moderate prices
At Tijis Complete Bindery
newspapers magazines pamphlets und
sheet music are neatly and simply or
elegantly and sumptuously bound as
taste and pocket may demand Old
books are carefully and firmly rebound
All UnscRHiioNS ok Blank
Books are made to order at as low
rates as are consistent with first cluss
work The Bindeiy is now using
Westons Record and Brunswick
Linen paper foi all first class work
Orders Left at T G Thrums
Fort Street Store will have
Prompi Attention
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Made by the Most Improved System
ffirntcd Table WutcnGINGER ALE LEMONADE
GRENADINE PLAIN SODA
Absolutely PureAs supplied 10 the priticipil amdies in Honolulu andexciuMve to Her Uritannic Maesiys sesehof war
SM CARTERWood and Goal Merchant
No B King Street lelej hone NumUrIn both LomnaniM 187
Wood and Coal Orclf ire hereby solicited and111 lmj ucnvvrru m mv iotaui w mini ine y
limit ft
Departure Bay Coal Newcastle
Coal and CharcoalHard and Soft Wood Se and Split always on
hand and old it quxni itics to suit
COSMOPOLITAN Kr fTAUHANT
tvx nitr ii uiirIfOTIH STREET BamvKN TllKT MH NuUANtlOur secret is success we have never railed aud
will continue to serve our customers as in lli pastwith the best the market alorus at icasoiuble rates
A BREWER COMPANYV Limited
GENERAL MERCAN11LE AND
COMMISSION AGENT
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Lav Oflloo
No 44 Merchant Slteet Honolulu
ANCHOR SALOONCorner of King and Nuuanu Streets
WILL OPENAbout September 15th with tha choicest brand ofwines anu Liquor
FOR SALEA few gentle family saddle
and express Horses two vil-
lage
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carts and a lot of second
hand harness etc Apply at
Haw -- Hotel Stables
J T WilliamVNo 102 FORT STREET
Loading Photographer of Honolulu
WOKK KINISIIKI IN
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Photo Colored
the only complete colled Ion ol
Inland ViewsFunis Shollii -
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Charles- - Hustace100 nnd 111 King St betweou Fort nnd Alakoa
Has received per late arrivals a full assortment ofSW-A-FX-
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Vnmllu Imir Hrrmivt D it Mnl Cnm Mil rirlted Wheat Urcalcfnst Gem Lhltiec I lamand Ilacon Codfish Lard Smoked Beef New Cheese Kegs Cal Huttcr Dates Kalslns
Mustard Sauce sea Foam Waters saloon nnu niciuum Jircaa Apples umnnoiui rotatorsWheat Corn Ilran Also a lull line of Cat Cracker Cos Crackers ond Cakes All olwlilch arc offered at lowest rates All orders receive careful attention and prompt delivery
Sllt i Both Teleplnnf s No 119 P 0 Box No 37
PACIFIC HARDWARE COLIMIT
74 fc 76 Fori Street HonoluluNew invoices of Enclish and American
goods Howes Scales The latest novelties inLamp Goods Kerosene Oil of the BestQuality A new Fire Proof Paint HnrdcnsHand Grenades Paints Oils VarnishesLubricating Oils for all kinds of MachineryAgricultural Imnlements Hardware StovesTinware House Kurnishing Goods Cutlery
TnMutwamiVy
George Engelhardtformal- - with Samuel Nott
Importer and Dealer In
STOVES CHANDELIERS LAMPSALSO
Crockery Glassware House Furnishing Hardware Agateiron ana linwarc
AGENT HALLS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANYBeaver Block Fort Street
The Store forrreily occupied by S Nott oppuiste Si RRCMtis k Con HanV Honolulu It
California WinesThe growth and manufacture of pure wines in California lias surprised the
mnst sanguine Although small manufacturers through cotiUnned ignoranceand carelessness turn out inferior wines it has been the ambition of
Messrs Arpad Haraszthy a Go
To prpducc Wines and Brandies that are absolutely pure and the
ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNEIs the only pine Champagne that is produced by tne natural process of fermenution in the bottle which wines are imported and suld only by
HAMILTON JOHNSONT7s7ine aaa d Spirit --MIoxclarit
WImo Vevuits 29 35Eorclaaaat St X3Zonol ulia
Also Agent ami Importer of the Celebrated
FALKS MILWAUKEE PILSENER BEER0 I S WHISKEYEUJIEKA WHISKEY
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MOUNTAIN DEW WHISKEYMcKINNEY WHISKEY
THE DAILY HEEALD
To day Septembervist 1886 is issued the first number of Thk Daily Hkkalda morning newspaper to be printed for the proprietor under contract by the
Press Publishing- - Company Merchant street Honolulu
Price Six Dollars per Annum or Fifty Cents perMonth
All who receive a copy of the initial or any succeeding number aitrespectfully
INVITED TO SUBSCRIBEBusiness men ore si licited to test the odaniagis of I me Daily Hkkald
as an
ADVERTISING MEDIUMA large edition will be printed each dayf to be circiilaied iu Hopolulu and
throughout the Isla rids regardless of subscriptions untif a regulajaying list olsubscribers is obtained on the public becoming acquainted with the merits otthe paper
The Daily Herald will furnish a fresh and readable rennrd nf viccity and country It will also give from time to time as received a summaryof the latest riews from the outside world in concise and systematic form
The Daily Hkkald will follow a straightforward consists iioniiand moderate course in the discussion of public affairs It will not be theservile organ of any clique faction or party At the same time an earnest sup ¬
port 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 politicil field with claims topopular confidence backed by worthy records and jiijasiaihible principles
The undersigned would however rather ndint to his reeorl iniin this city lor the past two years asconductoi ol the Diilv liuiin i
make promises that in general estimation are valueless until justified by per-formance
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He can only nledue himself to do hk ho t in nmin-- - 1
an influential and in every way acceptable daily newspaper
Try the Daily Herald fora month at least
Honolulu Sept i 1886
DANII2L LOGANi -
Kditor and Proprietor
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Sloop yclt 10 feet long f3 feet wide centre boardtLAlForfurtlitr apply to Captain on tnrtnicuu
itrkntne Amelia
Pure
SALE
DUFFYS
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Medicinal Useno IUSEL OIL
Ab olutely Puro nnd UnadultfrMiih
IN USK IN
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lrcsciibed by Physicians Everywhere
THE ONLY -
Pure StimulantKorthe SMclnatidsConviiltscinflatlents
AgrJ leople
WKAK AND DKIIILI IAl ED WOMEN
AwarUil Kikst Phiir Ootn Medal atWorlds Exposition New Orleans La 1615
For Exoollcnpo nnd Purity
MacfarlaneCoSolo AontK
Importers and De Icrs bAles Wines Spirits
Al WHOLf SALE
14 Merchant St Opposite Post Office
Honolulu H I
Nlwrioffgrapl WmAbove lantheon Stable
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Iortmits and lews I irtt cla wotfc SaiUrjctionguarantccil
J A OONSALVIS
TTANDY STATIONERY
LEGAL CAP PERFECTION PADS
HODDER S LElTER PADS
Letter Cap ond Note IllocU of first quality juperLegal Cap Utter anil Note Blocks of ruled
Manilla paper plain Memo and NoteLlocU M II form blocks
Tor Dills StatementsWasli lists etc
Or Paper PUT UP In ANY FORM Deslru
iiu rii os a Tirjtirjisifo Kort Stnbbt
W S LUCE
Wine and Sim it Wlerchant
Has just received per Australia
Celery Beef and IronAlto has for Nile
flSTABLISHBD I860
H F BERTELMANN
trac Builder
No 86 King StreetiSG iy HONOLULU II I
MBS THOMAS LACK
No 81 Fort Struct Honolulu
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GROCERS
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Sacks Wheat IUstSacks llarley ll t
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Sacks Hian Coarse ad Fine
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Sacks Ueiuis llayouSacks Deans Horse
Sacks titan Lints
SACKS POTATOES 1IEST In GUNNIES
Cases NiciucsCases Estra SoJ Ciucktn
Casts Medium DreadCu Cracknl Wheat tolls bags
Cases Cum Musi white 10 lb byiCases Oat Meal iu lb bags
Cases Corn Starch
Casks Dupee Hams
Cask L1A Harm Caws R D IJacoaIVJAw
Cases RiirkinVs Ijrd j lb pailCases Fait banks Lard s lb pail
Cases Fairbanks Lard 10 lb pail
Cases Whltness llutlef In tinsllairfiikins Duller Gilt Kdge
jr firkins Duller Gill Fdte
Cases 2mv Cheese
Doits and bdls Salt Codlislilllls 1 ierces Calumbia Klrer Sal men
Cases laundry StarchMart Drown Laundry
Pure Java Coflee Roasted and Ground 1 lb tinsutna jics7I1 VOIKC
Clieu Japan Tea 1 lb aprChests Japan Tea H lb
Crowa
Soapi
papers
Hoes Kalint Loiklun LayersUoc4 Raisins London Layers
Uoacs Raisim Mussate
Drums Citronlloes Currami
Cases ChocolateCasw Mixed Pieties
Cassi 9files assortad all siies
Sacks EishshWalnulsSacks Soft Shall Alniondl
CasesJCullfornla Honey tnCases Klnt Morse 4 CVs fresh canuedrii Jell and VcHflablasUaltsWrapplnj Paper eslra quaht
A Attai AS0TMIHT
Best California Leather
Sol Insole Skhtlng and Uppsl ruch and American CalfsklniSheep Skins Goat Skins
baddies and haJdle Tis
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LOWKST MARKET RATB8
M W MoCliesney Sons
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