the daily herald
TRANSCRIPT
VOL II
general Jtobcrttocmcnte
ON FIRE OFFICE-- OK LONDO- N-
KHlabliHliod17lOInsurance effected upon every description
or property nt current rate of premiunls
TOTAL SUM INSURED IN 1885
327333700
Claim arranged by the Local Agents find
iitiil with promptitude and liberality TheJurMicllon of the Local Tribunals rccogniicd
0 W Mnofiirlnno fcCoAgent for Hawaiian Islands
PantheonStables
lKIVATB HACKSTAND
Corner Fort mid Hotel Streets HonoluluTHLEIlIONE 3I
Ilatciiow n well organized reliable class ofiltivcrs The carrlarjcs horses etc haveken much improved and are in condition todo K001 ervice w- - A Dilline of the Iantlicon Stables has consented to take charge ofthis department and ilrive one of the carriageshimself and by so doing pay slticl attentionto the business in all its departments
S I SHAWManager
c J McCarthyHAS RKCKIVEI FROM
San Francisco per Mariposa and other latearrivals a very choice collection or cigars andsmokers articles consisting in part of
Havana Cheroots Operas Duettos Lit-tle
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Dudes Triplets Cherubs andthe Fine Flor dc Cuba
Alio some Kull Dress Id Sweet Caporaland other popular brands of Cigarettes
Dont forget to come and try some of theseline goods whicli can lie uau at
107 FOllT STREET
H ONOLULU IRON WOHKS Co
Sltnnt Engines Hotter Sugar MillsCooler Iron XUass and Lead Catting
IIonoiuiu It 1
Machinery of every description made to order Particular attention mid to Shin Blacksmithing Job work executed on the shortestnotice
NOTICETO HACKMEN
AND
Xjivery S babiesIf you are in need of a GOOD
CUTUND13K CARRIAGE 1JUGGY
1MIAETON or CART call on CIIAST IIOYT corner or Alakea and King
streets before you make your purchase
elsewhere Every carriage is warrantedfor one year
J GOMESWatchmaker and Jeweler
Opposite Klitu Ice Cream Parlors Hotel St
Manufacturing of nil kinds of Jewelry settingof Diamonds Etc
Glironoinotoro a Sjioolultj
THOMAS LINDSAYManufacturing Jowolor
No 00 Niiuunu StrootHonolulu II I
Particular attention paid to repairing
M TIIOMISOISTAttorncy-at-La- w
Office in Campbells IIlock corner Fort andMerchant streets Honolulu II I
PriibtlooM iu tho OouiIhV When desired will give the law in a
written opinion as to the prohalilo result ofthe contention upon the facts stated
Q u uomLawyer and Notaru Jultllc
Office at 15 Kaaltumanu Street
JOHN T DARE
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
mi No ia SpreCkeV IIlock Honolulu II I
P O Box 04
NF BURGESSExpressman and Drayman
84 King Street Honolulu
ce TIphue N joj
THE DAILY HERALD
Residence is
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Gcnccrtl abbcttiBcmcnts
HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS THURSDAY APRIL 7 1887
FOREIGN STAMPS
o w nunaEssI Us for salt a variety of rare foreign postage stamps
for collections Call and see litem al
No 84 Klttrx Struct Honolulu
T HOS C THRUM
iMFORTINd AND MANLrACTUXINO
Stationer Hook seller Irtnler Hookbinder etc
And rjtiblUher of the It awaiLin AlmAnnc and AnnualHealer In Fine Stationery Hooks Huilc Toys anarancy uoous
Kot SrmtET Nkak Hotel ItONOLUlU
The Liurpool k Ionon k Globe Insurant Co
Assets 35361000Net Income 18S5Uatins raid
iprr
Have cstabl shed an necnev
8054000107930000
Inlulu for the Hawaiian Islands and theundersigned are prepared to wrilr risks agilnstfire on buildings merchandise and dwellingson favorable terms Dwelling risks a specialty Detached dwellings and contents insured for a period of three years for two premiums In advance Losses promptly adustcdand payable here
BISHOP GO
DR M GOTOPhysician and Surgeon
Leprosy a Specialty
Office IioiiW at KaVnaVn from 9 to 11 A M everyday oictpt Sunday Will Visit pauenis at meir iw
by request
All other diseases treated at Mi office corner ofPunchbowl and Ilcretama streets
Office hours from 1 to 3 r M Sundays fiora 8 toII A M
LOVES BAKBEI73 Nuuonu Street
Every Description of Nain and KancyDread and lliscuits
Orders for Ship Dread Executed on- Short Notice
ISLAXD mm PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
PIONEER
STEAW1 GANDY FACTORY
F HORNlwllcal Confectioner Iaslry Cook nnd HaVer
Klch and delicious let urtam maue uyoieam
71 Hotel St Doth Telephones No 74
G kLimited
GINiKAL MERCANTILE AND
Mono
Idenca
AND
Mt COMMISSION AGENTS
list or orrtcEKs
V CJoNKtJr President and Manager
JO Carter Treaiuier aiulSeticlaryHow Wt V Allen 1 Auditor
directorsHon C H Ilisiiof Hon II WatbrhouseJ
Blacksmith Wanted
THAT IS USKDTOAI1LACKSMITII and ship work wouldfind it to his advantage to apply to
CliAKLliS PHILLIPSOffice with Hustaco ti Kobctlson Queen
street
R POPPBSearcher ot Records
Office At present with Albert Smith Uni No 9Kaaliumanu Street
Orders from the other Islands promptlyattended to
pAUL NUdMANNS
Law Oflloe
No a Merchant Sir Honolulu
New Piiotograpli GalleryAbove Pantheon Stable
KoKT ilTUljr HONOLLU
Portraits and views Kirst classjworfc batisfactlguaranteed
f A CONSALVES
Subscribe for the Daily Hkuald
Scncrul JUtoccitocmcnto
EASTER OPENINGr
Millinery and Fancy Goods
i
Popular Millinery tHouse
S S SACHS
No 104 Fort Street
THE- -
Proprietor
Honolulu
Thursday Friday and SaturdayMarch 24thlj 25tli and 26tli
A fine assortment of imported pattern Hats and Bonnewill be exhibited an d the ladies of Honolulu arc cordially i
vited to inspect the new stock
S N CASTLE0 I CASTIK
r
J nJ U
CASTLE COOKEShipping and Commission Merchants
IMPORTERS DEALERS IN
Q KTSTERAX MEROI T A TSTDISE
Koliala Stfgar CompanyPala Plantation
OrovetKnncli Pluntatlon
OF
--AT
AGENTS rOIt
rTYwT
ATIIHRTONCASTLE
AND
Haiku Sugar CompanyHitchcock ft Cos tUntatlan
K llatslcad V iitua PlantationA II Smith Co Koloa Kauai
Union Flit ui Marine Insurance Ctrrraiytf Fan FianciscoJ tna Fire Insurance Company of HartfordThe New England Mutual Life Insurance Company of IWnnt
I M Weston s Talent Centrifugal MachinesThe New York and Honolulu Packet Line
The Merchants Line Honolulu and San FranciscoDr ayne Sons Celebrated Medicine
Wilcox Clbbs Kcmtngton and Whcclerfc Wilson Sewing Machl
M GOLDBEBG
Corner JTort and Merchant Sfcs Honoluluimporteranddealer in
CUSTOM MADE OLOTHIM
Fine louts Fiiniisliinjr Goods Hals and Caps Bto Etc
ISLAND TRADE SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LdSUCCESSORS riO
Dillingham Co and Saml NottHOLIDAY GOODS
Meridcn Silver Plated Ware New designs in ChandeliersLamps and Lanterns
POCKET CUTLERY SHELF HARDWAREAgricultural Implements a new Fire Proof Paint for Shingle and
Metal Roofs Carriage Paint for country use no varnish required StovesTinware Lubricatinij Oil Kerosene Oil and Generol Merchandise
Ii E McINTYRE BROIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Groceries Provisions - and Feed3Sii8t Ooinoi Vovl indICliu HUotn
New cools received by every packet from the Eastern States anil Europe Ffornla Produce by every steamer All orders faitlilitllv attended to and Goodsany part of the cfty free of charge Island orders solicited Satisfaction guaranteedunite uux iiu i f jcicpuons no 93
rcsh CalNdclivcretkta
Iosl
guetncs Ertibc
CLARENCE WILDERASIlrORU
I VOLNKV VAILLANCOVXTASIlrORU
ASIIFOIU A ASHFOIULaw Chancery Conveyancing Admi-
ralty¬
Iknkrtiptcy ProbateEtc Etc Etc
OrrlCKS Old Capllol Building adjoining GeneralPost UDice
p A SCHABlKK CO
IMPORTERS AND
Commission Merchants
No to Merchant Street Honolulu
s 0 rtBRGHR
Agent for 3laenealet Vrbnn Safe
Merchant Street Honolulu
J 3hillipslracttcat 1lumber Has Fitter and
Copper Hin till1 touie and Ship Job Work promptly executed
No 71 Kin St - Honolulu
T EWERS COOKE
Successors to Lewees Dickson
Importers and Dealers In Lumber and allkinds of Jliilldlng Matertals
No 81 Kort Street Honolulu
T II SOPBRI Successor to
J M OAT JR COStationers and Sees Dealers
Jted llubber Stamp AgencyOazettk IIlock No 15 Merchant Strset
Honolulu II I
f ALFRED MAGOON
AT LAW
43 Merchant Street Honolulu
w
ATCOHSKY
ILLIAM McCANDLBSS
Dealer In Choicest Jleef Veal Slut ton lUcNo 6 Qveen Street Fish Market
Family and bhlpplng orders carefully attended toLive Stock furnished to Vessels at short notice
Vegetables of all kinds supplied to orderTanrnoNE No is
rjEAVBR SALOON
Fort Street Orrosita Wilder Cos11 J SOUTH Iroprletor
Fint clau lunches served with Tea Coffee Soda Water Ginger Ale or Milk
OrEN most 3 a t till 10 r n
Smokers Jtequlslte a Speciality
R W FRAZBR
MERCHANT TAILORCorner King and Atatira Sts Honolulu
Moderate charges good workmanship and a perfectnt guaranteed
G J WALLERFamily and Shipping Butcher
METROPOLITAN MARKET
Kini Street
PHOTOGRPHS-- OF THE
Lava Plow of87Also of
Scenes and Objects of Interest
0 she Island of Hawaii A great variety of
Vory Vivid ViewsFor sale nt the photograph rooms of
J J WILLIAMSFort Street
S M CARTERHas on hand for sale In quantities to suit
Departure Bay CoalNewcastle Coal
Charcoal
Hard mid Soft Wood Sawed SplitManicnie Hay
California ITay
Bran Oats
Barley Corn
Cracked Corn
Wheat Etc EtcOrders lire neretiy solicited and wlllU delivered at
any locality within I ho city limits
NO 82 KING STREETlloih Telephones 187
GASOLINEOF THE
HIGHEST ILLUMINATING POWER
IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT
For Sale By
G W MACFARLANE Co
NO 33
general bbcriiocmcitta
x
NEWJ300DSHaving CAUEeuLLY selected
of goods for the Spring andbummer ttadc we are now prepared to offerto th public our entire stock at the lowestfigures Silks and Satins in all shades
Ladies Dress GoodsFrench Nunsveillne plain and ehecktd In
an auaucsMerino Cashmere and Alpaca in all
shadesLadles Underwear such as Chemise Night-
gowns¬
etc the latest patternsLadles Woolen and Cashmere Shawls In
every shadeLadles Silk Taffett Gloves in all shades
and liiesLadies and Childrens Hosiery
The latest Patterns of 887Ladies fancv tcrsevs In all shades and
sizesLadjes Plain Embroidered Lace Parasols
in all shades and styles Also an elegant as-
sortment¬
of Ladis Umbrellas the latest pat-terns
¬
direct from England At very lowprices
In addition to our Store on come Hoteland Fort streets wc have refitted the store ¬
room upstairs formerly occupied by MrThos G Thrum and arc now prepared to of-fer
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to the general public a fine assortment ofthe choicest brands of
CHINESE TEASSuch as Oo Long Sui Sing and Goo T oalso Japan Tea and many other brands toonumerous to mention
A fine assortment always on hand of newstyles of iGtmboo Lounges and Chairs of thelatest paltern Extra fine and strong Cam-phor
¬
trunks in alt sizesA No 1 Chinese plain and colored Mat-
ting¬
Chinese Pongee Silk at very low figuresChinese white Silk by the yard or pieceChinese Tissue in all shades Chinese Silk
CrepeChinese Grass Cloth white brown and
black by the yard or piece at greatly reduced
A No 1 assortment of Chinese Silk Hand ¬
kerchiefs plain and embroidered hemstitchedcolored border etc
Chinese bilk Sashes of every descriptionChinese plain and embroidered SlippersChinese Fans in all styles
Call and See Goods and Prices at
GOO KIMCorner Hotel and Fort Sts Honolulu
SUGARSPut up In Kegs Expressly for
FAMILY USEFor Sale By
G W MACFARLANE Co
J L STANLEY JOHN SIRUANCE
Spruance Stanley CoImporters and Jobbers of
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS410 Front Street San Francisco
LILIENTHAL CO -
Importers and Wluale dealers in Viiand Liquors Proprietors of the cdcbrntdCyrus ble Distillery Lynchburg OhioISLAND ORDERS SOLICITED
loo to loa Front Street San FrancoW O Sui i 11 u a iiusion Wa Kin v
Siiiitli Thurston KinneyATTORNEYS ATL
Fo1 Slrc HonoluluA member of the firm will attend everyterm of the Crcuit Court of each Island
John T WaterhouseImporter and Dealer in tienirut Mtt
7tuniifeNo m i Quant Stsw HMnuiu
L HACKTiXD Co
lateral Commission Agents
COK FoT AND QUIN STKTS lloNOL
Importers and Dealers la
Alos Wines fc SpiritsA1 WHOLESALE
14 Merchant St Opposite Post OfficeHonolulu HI
p P GRAY M D
1UYSIOIAX AXD SVHGXQXOffice next door to the Honolulu Ulrarr
8 to 10 a MOrrics Hours a to ru
KESIDKNCL AUle St Opposite Y M C A
Boat Building ShotRear of Lucass Mill
VISTNO CAnDSBUSmnSS CAUDS
can U had to order at thek
press vvnuUim cos office
n
t
ft
F
TIIE DAILY HEMLDIS rUULlSIIEt
EVERY MORNINGEXCEPT SUNDAYS
r kJthe PrornefOR nv tub 1frjiiruoiiSiilNoCo
Limited
Office Friend Building Bethel Street
tim5 or svjtscniitroylcr annumSix montnThree morilhlIcr month
600
15050CU
Postage additional
tar Subscriptions layab tii Atlntiice
Uriel communication Irorn all parti Cf the Kingdomwill alwa be acceptable
All mutter Intended for publication as well a busilirM commuulcatlom and adverlttement tliould lcaddressed to
THE DAILY illRALU
TIJURSDAY AIRIL 7 1887
THE HAWAIIAN LOAN
Editor BUllhtin In your issueof the 15th inst was an editorial arliccaccounting for the failure of the 2000000 loan recently authorized by theHawaiian Government It is notstrange that the writer of the articleshould have assumed the failure forwhich he sought good reasons for thestatement has recently been made byso many San Francisco jourmls and inso many forms that any one not ap-
prised¬
of the influences at work lo produce tint impression could hardly failto be misled And here let me saythat I do not wish to imply for I doriot believe that the Bulletin is accessi-ble to these influences except througherror Yet error in a capable andhonest journal may do great injusticeand be more mischievous than willfulfalsehood in a journal of the other sortMy relation to the matter of the Ha ¬
waiian loan is slight but of such a char-
acter¬
as to give inc a pretty accurateknowledge of the facts and a personalinterest in having them truthfully setforth I am the brother of the manCol G W Macfarlanc appointed by
the Hawaiian Government to negotiate it
The Hawaiian loan has not failedIt would be difficult to mention anyrecent financial operation that has metwith a more immediate and conspicu-ous
¬
success On the day of Col Macfarlancs departure from the Islands toplace this loan in London he offered
500000 of the bonds in Honoluluandricarjy 800000 were almost in ¬
stantly subscribed but the amountoffered was all that was allottedShortly afterward the house of Mathicson Co of London offered in thatmarket two thirds of the remainingbonds 200000 and applicationswere made for something like twentyone times the amount the allotmentin this instance as in the other beingmade prp rata If this is failure it isnot easy to conjecture what successwould be
I saw it stated in one of the manylocal papers which have been develop-ing
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so unusual an interest in this mat-ter
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lately that the public did not sub-
scribe for any of these bonds and thatthe syndicate had been obliged to
take the whole amount themselvesThe syndicate took none the entireoffering were taken by the public at 98per cent and the bonds at once advanccd to a premium and have sold inthe London market as high as io84The last quotation that I saw in theLondon Financial Mews was 106107 If this is failure the vocabu-lary
¬
of the English language should berewritten
There remains to be offered on arising market only 500000 onefourth As about one half the wholeloan is to be applied under the Actto nothing more urgent than the con-struction
¬
of public works the neces-sity
¬
of haste in offering the remainingone quarter is not apparent
Nearly a month ago the sum ofiooooo a product of this loan was
received by the Bank of California withwhich to pay some bonds of a formerissue owned though it would appearnot all controlled by one of San Fran-ciscos
¬
leading business men ClansSpreckels Mr Spreckels has receivedfrom the Government at Honolulu adraft for the portion of these bonds
300000 which he was able to pre- -
senr ana me oaiance 1 presume awaitshis convenience His open accountagainst the Islands amounting to morethan 400000 and bearing 9 per centinterest was long ago paid with moneyobtained by the new loan at 6 percentThe success of this loan can thereforebe attested by at least one man havingaccurate knowledge of the fact andhimself well known In the editorialarticle already mentioned you say andjustly say The bonds if they areissued should be placed in thiscountry That was the feeling Ithink of eyery man in Honolulu havingofficial connection with the matter Iknow that it was the feeling of theKing his Ministers and Colonel Mac ¬
farlanc Indeed this is A point whichthe American sentiment pprvading thesocial commercial and political fabricof Hawaii makes it superfluous toaffirm Why then was the loan notplaced here
The answer to this involves
sidcrations which I am reluctant totouch upon and which I will treat asdelicately as possible
The influences mentioned in thebeginning of this letter which havebeen powerful enough to deny to themost patent facts right of public recog-nition
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powerful enough even if youwill pardon my saying so to misleadyour own great journal This is notso Editor Bulletiii were not unforcjseen Indeed it had been openly declared that the loan should not succeed
as openly as it is now declared thatit has as a fact fsulcu Kightly orwrongly it was considered unadvisableto encounter this antagonism where itwould be most formidable It wasthought that in London its obstructivepower would be very small and theevent has shown the correctness of thatview Under the circumstances I sub-
mit¬
that the blame for offering this loanaway from its natural market is lessthan that which is justly due for creat-ing
¬
the necessity Whether under anyconditions it could have been placedin San Francisco is a matter which Iam not competent to discuss It iscustomary to place all large national orcommercial loans in the worlds greatfinancial centers where capital naturallygoes seeking investment
It is a natural law where the buyersarc the seller takes his wares and menhaving important securities to offer inlarge amounts go as naturally to Londun Berlin and Frankfort as the Chincse gardener brings his vegetables intotlic village
The Southern Pacific and the SpringValley are two examples in point toname all would be to catalogue nearlyall the great corporations of Californiaand the whole Union Japan ChinaChile and other nations have borrowedmoney in London and I may add onterms far less favorable than thoseeasily obtained by Hawaii In respectof net results this loan indeed is oneof the most successful ever negotiatedthere tor a foreign nation Still it is tobe regretted that anything occurred toprevent social political and if youplease sentimental considerations fromcutting some figure in a matter affect-ing
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so many interests not altogethercommercial and financial Undoubtedly this loan might have been andought to have been a means ofstrengthening the many tics alreadystrong between thu Island Kingdomand its big brother Republic
In apology for this letter I wish tosay that while it is in no sense officialit Is to this extent inspired Reportsof the failure of the loan having reach-ed
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my brother in London from manyquarters he has signified a wish fortheir formal contradiction at theircenter of dissemination Compliancewith his desire is I confess more aduty than a pleasure the taste for controversy having been left out of mymental organizatiqn
E C MackaulaneSan Francisco March 21 1887
Police Court
One case of drunkenness was dis-
posed
¬
of yesterday with the usual 6
A hackman for being under the in-
fluence
¬
of drink in his carriage was
mulct in 9 A case of perjury was
remanded to the 8th and one of assaultand battery to the nth The prisonercalled on Monday and remanded forstealing a bottle of wine was bookedfor 110 costs and one month of hardlabor
An assault and battery drew fine andcosts to the amount of 8
Jno Alapai vs A Roschilland P NCoJ garnishee Assumpsit for 10rent Continued to the 8th for judgment One case was settled out ofcourt and several others continued tofuture dates
SIDE LIGHTS
Received at the Club House per SS Australia Fresh salmon cauli-flowers celery oysters frozen applesfigs eta all on the daily bill of fare
Messrs King Bios are the largestimporters of artists materials picturespicture mouldings etc in this King ¬
dom and still continue to keep theirprices to suit the times
Smoke the Little Dudes to befound at C J McCarthys
A fresh supply of the famous JohnWieland Philadelphia Beer has beenreceived at the Criteiion Saloon Fortstreet tf
The Mutual Life Insurance Com-pany
¬
of New York is the largest in theworld and offers the best security SG Wilder agent 1 w
Chas T Gulick Notary Public
Keconls searched abstract of title furnished and conveyances drawn on short notice
Collection Agency Mr John Good
Jr authorized collector
Employment Agency Mr F Marcosspecial agent
General Business Agency No 38Merchant street
Bell Telephone 348 PO Box 415
BUSINESS ITEMS
No hand book excels the Hawaiian Almanacand Annual for reliable statistical and generalimormauon relating to these islands mrc50 cents
If you want a good smole for yourpatronize nome industry vK
lincleys Crystal Soda Works Co Hotelstreet next door to Horns liakery Islandorders solicited and nromnllv filled There is
Con- - no license required to sell these cigars
P O Dox 297
Telephones
Iclu bbeittscmculG
LEWIS111 ITorfc Street
Importers and Dealers In
G Q-
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIESPBOVISI03STS 32TO
Telephone 240
NOTICEThe Undersigned IT JEIorn
PROPRIETOR OF THE
HONOLULU PIONEER STEM CANDY FAtfTdRYBAKERY AND ICE CREAM PARLOR
Established 1863
Respectfully inform the public that from this day on he Is fully prepared to receive rmlcrj for
Lunches Dinners Suppers Banquets BallsAnd guarantees in all cases the fullest satisfaction as given in former years not only abroadbut also in Honolulu Having references dating back as far as the year
1862In Honolulu having catered on all state occasions as also for select parties given by theirlate Majesties Kamchntnchn IV Kanicliamcha V and Lunalilo and having the honor of sup ¬
plying the present royal household with the delicacies produced In my establishment havingover forty years practical experience in this line of business
3J1 IIOKNConfectioner Pastry Cook and Ornamcntcr
Factory Sfcoro and Ico Croam Pai lor 3STo 711IoteL bofc J 6rt and aSTnvtanti Sts
Both No 74 Honolulu H
BEMOVAL NOTICEPRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY hasTHE to its new office in the FRIEND
BUILDING centrally located on Bethel Street nearthe Post Office erected for its use with improved facili-ties
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and a new outfit of Bqdy Tyik for book work and anexcellent assortment of Poster Tyi is better preparedthan ever to attend to any orders entrusted to it
The long1 established Book Bindery of T G Thrumis also moved to occupy a portion of the upper floor andits efficiency for ruling perforating numbering bindingetc renders the PRESS PUBLISHING COS Officesecond to none in this city for completeness in all the de-
partments¬
of News Book Job and Poster Printingand Binding All orders faithfully attended to
J J GREENE T G THRUMForeman Pres and Manager
it jnff VAiiiT---ij-Uh4fa OT T A3
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Established 1859Pioneer ITurniture Warerooms
CE WILLIAMSPROPRIETOR
Just ReceivedA larRe variety of Parlor and Bedroom SetsWardrobes Sideboards Bookcases WritingDesks nnd Tables Reed and Rattan Rockers
vr Furniture line PIANOS TO RENTOne hundred doicn CHAIRS to Rent for Balls Parties Etc UPIIOLSTERINC of
every description a Specially
TJnderfcalcing in all its BranchesMutual Telephone and Night Alarm No 7G
66 and 68 IIOT3SL STREET
HAY AND GRAINLARGEST STOCKS
BEST QUALITYLOWEST --PRICES
UNION FEED COTelephones No 175 Cor Queen and Edinburgh Sts
GEORGE ENGELHARDTFormerly witliSamul Noll
IMPORTER TJEAXEB INSTOVES CHANDELIERS LAMPS
Crockery Glasswo House Furnishing Htirdwaro AgatoIron and Tinware
AGENT HALLS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANY1EAVER BLOCK FORT STREE2
Th Stora formerly occupied hy S Nott oppobt Spbkckkls Cps Hank Honolulu H I
E B THOMASContractor Builder
Estimates given on all kinds of Brick Iron Stone ind Wooden Buildings Refers to thefo lowing prominent hul dings erected by him amongst othersoo numerous to mention thenndgASswan Buildlf Etc
mC IIonolu Library wlWer Mr8 Lack Vce
Brick Work ho all its BranchesOmceS corner Queen and AlaVea Street Mu- - Telephone No 8
Scncrol Jlbbcritocmcnlfif
JUST RECEIVED
COLGATES CELEBRATED PERFUMES
Comprising the Following Delicious Odors
CASHMERE BOUQUETAPPLE BLOSSOM
LOTUS BLOSSOM
PANSY BLOSSOM
MOUNTAIN VIOLETCAPRICE
LILY OF THE VALLEYOPOPONAX
STEPHANOTISWHITE1 LILAC
WHITE ROSEYLANG YLANG
JOCKEY CLUB
IrlOLLISTEK CO109 Foil Street
HHACKFELDGoOffer for Sale
IRONVat ion SIim
STEEL RAILS
ROOFING SLATES
CROCKERY
FENCE WIRES
CEMENT
ROCK SALT
ba3 s Ajaro Ba-a-risra- -
And a Large Variety of other Goods too Numerous to Mention
MR1 TJ ji STOCK
All jjoocls at Greatly ReducedPricos
BFEHLERSCO99 Fort Street Honolulu
CHARLES HUSTACE109 inil 111 King St liotwoon Fort and Alnlcoru
Has received per late arrivals a full assortment ofST-A-rPX-i-
E asnD sajntctst geocekobsConiliting in 1 nil of
Fnrn y Flour Gcrmca Oat Meal Corn Meal Cracked Wheal Breakfast Jem Dunce Hamami Bacon Calfisli Lard Smoked Beef New Cheese Kegs Cnl Butter Dates RaisinsMustard bauce Sea loam Wafers Saloon nml Milium lrl a1 iriii ii1171 r ii -- - - fwwk
V irA so a U nc 0 Lal- - era Cos Crackers and Cakes All of
G uuiiiu ui luwcii rates ah orders receive careful attention nnd prompt deliveryBoth Telephones No 119 P 0 Dox Ho 37
LAINE COlUve received a conngnment of the mot Kconoiuical auj Valuable Feed for 11 Ltl r it
COOKED LINSEED MEALIt l the fircateit Fled former Milk and Duller producer n uu
liillownboul7 PrP ol nuirllivu matter i lll nnly 3Mrlvl1mlb r1 or 3 II of com or to 767 II ofwell aour unual upply of the tetViuUofnay uuu Whont Corn Eto Etc
which 11 ouerea at the Lowest Market liatet mid delivered free
Unrivaled
JOHN NOTTNumber S Kaahumanu Street
STOVES RANGESGranite Iron and Tin Ware
Oliandoliors Lamps anil LanternsWater Pipe and Rubber IIose
PLDMB1KC
HOUSE KEEPING GOODS
TIN C01TO AND SHEET IRON WORK ETC ETC
WOLFE CONo Q6 HOTEL STREET
Have Received by Late ArrivnlauriedFowT KlZ T FrUSar SBe--
jiincKeniiu Biculllargo assorimcnt or Camli and Nuts Orders will
lroinp delivery Guaranteed
14 Percenticat bran
rccelveNrareful ntlcnllon
Box Bell Telephone Mutual
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too lit of thli mealAlio our
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THURSDAY APRIL 7 387
LOOAX NEWSThomas Square
concert to nlglit
MerchantWORKS
has its first band
Col M Thompson is thanked for 1
varied budget of American papers
The Station slate was clean up tillmidnight last night
The Uritish man-of-wa- r Caroline is
expected shortly from n SquiIi American
IrtMr L Adlcr brought from thc Coast
an elegant stock of boots and shoespersonally selected
Mr Alex Flohr machinist and lock-
smith¬
has had a pretty sign painted inhis shop window on Bethel street
The Piipiilani habeas corpus casecomes up this morning at 10 oclockbefore the Chief Justice at chambers
The story that Major Bcndcl hadsold out his stock in the AmericanSugar Refinery San Francisco provesto have been false
Messrs Hishop Co received210000 uold coin on Tuesday of
which 184000 is part of the Hawaiian loan in London
ii Mil
About twenty of the Portuguese reemits for the Honolulu Kilics weredrilled last night Company A of thebattalion has drill to night
Geo W DeLong Post G A Itwill tender a reception to morrow eve-
ning
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to Major Ilcndcrsliot HoyDrummer of the Rappahannock
Major Ilcndcrsliot has shown usletters recommending him for differentpositions written by distinguished per ¬
sons inctuding President Lincolnjcncrals Grant and Ilurnside also one
bcarinc the well known signature ofSecretary Spinner
Judge McCully in passing sentenceon Vance yesterday for shooting at Marden gave the practice of carryingpistols the censure it always receivesfrom the Hawaiian Bench The termof imprisonment was increased by twomonths white the fine was reduced byone half
The funeral of Wong Kim foremanof the Chinese fire company took placeyesterday afternoon the processionbeing headed by the Royal HawaiianBand Over a hundred firemen in-
cluding¬
several officers of the Depart-ment were in the line The bell ofthe Central Station was tolled
Mr Hebbard was driving a party ofladies up Fort street about ten oclocklast night when in turning into Kingstreet a wheel came off and the car-
riage¬
was tin own on its beam endswith a crash The ladies were nothurt but laughed gaily as they pickedthemselves up and took their seats ina hack
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The Toledo Ohio Commercial ofFebruary 24 in connection with thenews of the Mauna Loa lava flowgivcsa description of the flow of 188081which it explains was written by anAmerican boy who visited the scene incompahy with Mr Frank P Hastingsthen deputy consul and now vice con-
sul¬
general at Honolulu
Moonlight Concerts
There will be a concert this eveningat 730 at Thomas Square The follow-
ing
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is the programmeOverture Festival JltchMarch Tannhauser WagnerFantasia Hawaii lonoi Michiels
Solo Cornet by Charles MichielsSelection Faust Gounod
Aloha Ocl Aloha OelFantasia Trumpet Solo Duhclm
Solo executed by Mr C MichielsIntroduction Hosamundc SchubertMarch Queen Kapiolanis Farewell MichielsYalt J ubllee Coote
Hnwaii lonoi
Drumpter Boy of the Rappahannock
The Honolulu Rifles have volun-
teered
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to take part in and give an ex-
hibition drill at Major Hendershots en
tertainment on Saturday and Mondaynights Arrangements have also beenmade for the best local amateur talentin the city to appear on the same occastons Names will be given later unMonday afternoon from 230 to 330Major Hendershot vill give a perform ¬
ance for the school children at theArmory of the Honolulu Rifles theprice of admission to lie twenty fivecents
The drum given by Horace Greeleyto Major Hendershot was received ntthe hands ot General Winfield Scott inthe Cooper Institute New Yotk inFebruary 1863 The gold mounteddrumsticks were not the elder Bennettsgift as stated in this paper yesterdaybut were presented by the RepublicanGarfield and Arthur Club of 1880 inChicago These articles will be on ex-
hibition¬
to day at Messrs J E BrownCos office where the box plan for
the Majors first entertainment is nowopen
SUPREME COURT
April Term
Judge McCully presiding Vancetried on Monday for assault with apistol was fined 50 and costs andcommitted to hard labor six months
Kalacokakoi vs Kahclc ejectmentPlea in bar argued
McWayne vs Carty assumpsitTrial was in nrocrcss at 1 oclockHatch for plaintiff Dare for defendant
AT CHAMIinUS
Before Chief Justice Judd Habeascorpus A petition was made on Tues ¬
day on behalf of Piipiilani by his coun-sel
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Mr Charles Crcighton for a writof habeas corpus The annlicant is aprisoner in Oahu Jail under a convic-tion
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in the Police Court of Honoluluof the offense of selling and disposingof spirituous liquors without a licensecontrary to Section a of the SessionLaws of 1886 relating to the regulationof the sale of spirituous liquors Thegrounds of application are allegedirregularities in the mittimus consign-ing
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the prisoner to the custody ot theMarshal and arc i It nowhere ap ¬
pears in said mittimus that the offensetherein alleged to have been committedwas committed within the jurisdictionof the Police Justice j 2 it is nowherestated in said mittimus that liquor wassold to any person 3 the time whenthe offense was committed nowhereappears in said mittimus 4 Section2 of the Session Laws of 1S86 relatingto the regulation of the sale of spiritu-ous liquors referred to in snid mittimusprovides punishment according o thedegree of the offense and said mittimus docs not set out specificallyirr wnicn oegrcc the prisoner wasproved guilty 5 the mittimui variesfrom the judgment in that the prisoneris adjudged guilty of selling liquorwithout a license and sentenced topay a fine of 400 and pay costs 470and provides for no imprisonment fornon payment of fine imposed whereasthe mittimus ndds the word spiritu-ous
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and imprisonment in default ofpayment of fine
The writ was issued and made re-
turnable at to oclock yesterday beforeChief Justice Judd Mr A P Peter-sen
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Deputy Attorney General appear-ed
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for the Marshal and Messrs Crcigh-ton
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and Pocpoc for the petitioner MrPeterson asked a continuation to affordhim time to answer which was grantedand the prisoner admitted to bail inthe sum of 500
Before Judge Preston In the mat-
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of the bankruptcy of Y Anin Ahearing was had on an order to showcause why tliCj bankrupt is not in contempt for failure to file his statementof assets and liabilities L A Thurstonslated that the Deputy Marshal hadgone to Anins for his books and papersand was told that they were burnt upIt was ordered by the Court that thebankrupt produce in Court before theclerk all his books and papers before 4oclock p m and render and file inCourt the required schedule as orderedat or before 10 oclock a m on Mon ¬
day next on pain of being sent toprison At 250 p m Anin producedm Court a bundle of books and papersL A Thurston for the rule and YAnin in person
Appointments in the Rifles
J II Rcist has been appointedRegimental Quartermaster Sergeantand Frank Godfrey Ordnance Sergeantof the Honolulu Rifles Appointmentshave been made in Company A vizJ L Torbert first Sergeant CharlesT Wilson second Sergeant II Reidthird Sergeant F Wood fourth Ser-
geant¬
W A S Beales Quartet masterSergeant Company 13 E F Bishopfirst Sergeant vA Kobertsoiv secondSergeant HMeyers third SergeantA Brown fourth Sergeant 1 L Win-
ter¬
Quartermaster Sergeant MorseWicke Oat Wagener Magoon Gibsonand Crozier Corpornls
Shipping Notes
Schooner Kauikcaouli brought 1850bags sugar discharging into the barkSaranac
Schooner Ke au I Ion sailed onTuesday for Kaunakakai for a load ofcattle for Hon S M Damon This is
her first trip since undergoing her re-
cent¬
thorough repairing by Mr E ItRyan She is tight as a cask
Schooner Liholiho brought 1624bags sugar Manuokawai 500 bagsrice and 70 of bran
Schooner Kaulilua takes a roller forthe Wainnae sugar mill to day
H M S Kaimiloa having receivedher new propeller made at the Mono- -
lulu Iron works came oil tnc marineRailway yesterday and was hauled in tothe Pacific Mail wnart
I I S N Co schooner Lihohilogoes on the Marine Railway to day
Steamer C R Bishop brought 1805bags sugar steamer James Makee
3010Farewell Sociable
The ladies of the Bethel UnionChurch and congregation will give afarewell sociable this evening at theresidence of the Rev E C OggclNuuanu Avenue to Mr and MrsWilliam Waterhousc who expect toleave soon for their home in CedarRapids Iowa All friends of Mr andMrs Waterhousc will be cordially welr
come
Guava Jelly
Mr F Horn in addition to breadcake candy and ice cream turned outof the Pioneer in unlimited quantitiesmakes one article of peculiarly tropicalbasis on a very large scale This is
guava jelly a luxury of high repute inclimes where the fruit in its naturalstate is unknown An advertisementof the jelly in this paper tells what is
probably not generally known that agreat deal of the article is sent abroadby leading firms hdrc every year MrHorn has labor saving appliances formaking the jelly on a scale only limit-ed
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by the supply of the raw fruit andhe buys all of it that the native pickersbrings along Even with the attentionrequired by other branches of hisbusiness he can turn out from1500 to 2000 pounds per day ofthe guava jelly And such jelly 1 Itsruby color translucent purity andglistening reflection not to mentionus incomparable flavor will make itsell at sight nnywhere and if scarceat a premium With maceration gearoperated by steam huge copper vatsfor mixing and steam pipes for boilingthe process of manufacture js bothcleanly and rapid People who wantany jelly for their own use or as a treatto send to friends in other lands shouldmake application jn due season toensure being supplied
rOHKIJN NEWS
UNITED STATES
General Butler is suffering from adislocated shoulder
A consignment of 10047 pounds ofopium received in San Francisco bythe steamer Alameda from Australiahad to pay 109470 duty
Professor McGcc of the GeologicalSurvey who personally investigated theCharleston earthquake predicts dangerfrom the same cause to WashingtonPhiladelphia New York and othercities along a certain line of displace ¬
ment Professor Newberry of Colum ¬
bia College thinks the telegraphedviews of McGcc to lvavc been exaggerated as the known conditions of theCharleston earthquake as agreed on bygeologists arc not of a character tomake probable nny immediate similarshaking up of New York and othersea board cities
Hon William McDougall n promi-nent
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authority on international law inCanada is reported as giving the opin-ion
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that the only part in the treaty of181S involved in the present dispute islimited exclusively to the subject offishing He also has characterized asabsurd the notion that the UnitedStates can be bullied into abandonment of retaliation and adoption ofreciprocity
CANADA
The Montreal Josf owned andedited by Irishmen lately made a viru-
lent¬
attack on Lord Lansdownc Gov-
ernor¬
General of the Dominion charg-ing
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him with having concentrated with-in
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himself the worst qualities of hisancestry Eviction being conducted onLord Lansdownes estates in Irelandarc cited to give point to the bitterarticle
A prominent Liberal has publisheda proposal that a petition be sent toQueen Victoria asking for the appoint ¬
ment of a Royal Commission consist-ing
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of six Conservatives and six Lib-
erals¬
to inquire into the iniquities andinfamous doings of the present Dom-
inion¬
Government Representativegovernment in Canada is representedto have become a farce and thecountry a sink hole of scalawags andshysters from all parts of the world
Hon John Costigan Minister ofInland Revenue has been indicted furpersonal bribery in the elections Ifthe charges are proved he will notonly be unseated and disqualified butalso imprisoned
American capitalists are said to havea scheme on hand for buying up allthe coal and iron mines of CanadaIn self protection the Canadian mine- -
owners representing 50000000 ofcapital are organizing a coal and ironassociation and will try to induce theGovernment to raise the duties so asto enjtble smelting works to be startedm the Nova bcotia iron districts
A bill is before the Ontario Legisla-ture
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to incorporate a company for util-
izing¬
the power of the falls ami watersof the Niagara and Chippewa riversThe applicants for the charter are thecorporation of the town of NiagaraFalls and it is understood that Americrtn and English capital is at the backof the enterprise
EUROPE
Two fortune tellers one in 1863and the other in 1884 predicted tothe Emperor William that lie wouldlive ninety six years There are inPrussia no less than 5iOo persons over90 years of age There arc Coo tenyears older than the Emperor
The collecting of silver snoons indifferent cities of Europe is the latestcraze among travelling American ladiesTheir mode of procedure is to procurespoons of different shape in each citythey visit and on their return to theirnative land the spoons arc engravedwith the names of the places whencethey came
Public opinion in Alsace Lorraine is
inflamed by the attitude of the GermanMinistry in relation to the local legisla-ture
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government and institutidns TheGerman garrisons arc being quietly andsteadily strengthened
European despatches of March 23rdspoke of an alliance having been form ¬
ed between Russia Austria and Italywhich was going to avctt the threat-ened
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war A London despatch of the27th however states that continentalnews that night was increasingly war-
like¬
A Berlin special commented onthe predominance of Russian influencein the French Cabinet and foreshadow-ed
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an early resignation of the GobletMinistry The Hungarian War Min-
isters¬
circular restoring the field telegraph force is referred to by theFrench press as fresh proof that theallied Powers arc resolved to forceFrance into war
The Pan Slavist agjtation is spread-ing so rapidly in Servia that the 1owcrsmay be forced into a conflict by eventsbeyond their control
Today is II U II Princess Poomaikelanis 48th birthday The event willbe duly celebrated by the royal house ¬
hold A riding party will leave thePalace for Waikiki this morning theladies being arrayed in the ancientpa tt
A new game at present absorbs theattention of patrons of Mr McCarthysbilliard nail I here is a pin with acavity loaded with dimes at the topwhich is placed in the center of thetable and which it seems to be theproper thing to avoid hitting with theballs
Mr E C Macfarlancs letter to theSan Francisco Jlitllttin on the subjectof the loan is with pleasure
in this paper by rcmicst TheHhkaid has been very careful nilalong to avoid giving currency to irrcponsible reports now proved to havebeen false that the loan was a failure
Tub Daily Hkkald 50 cents permonth delivered
Fresh oysters by the Australia at theClub House
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
AKK1VAXS- -
WitDNinnAY April ft
Stmr 1st Mukce from KauaiStmr C R Million from KnualSchr KaulltMoull front KukrtUtiSihr Mliolihofrom KImIcSchr Manuolcwnl from KooJju
DEPARTURESVtr0lAY Aprllfi
Simr C l llltlion fur KatiatStmr Iwalnnl fur lnlmlni Kukulluelc llonrAaa ami
1nAuhiu at 8 inSchr Wowitilno fur KohalaletcSchr Mnna lor IlonomuSclirVnlclm v WaUlua
sVESSELS liEAVINa TO DAY
Stmr J Male for Walaruc at 6a mStmr I A Jumminifor WalmanaW al 7 a mStmr Wniiiunalo fur Walalua at 9 a mSchr KaulVcaouli for KohaWSchr Kaulilua fur Walaiuo
VoftKol lit Fort from Foreign PortHaw hit Kalalaua Artnilroriir frninjValiiaralullrlg Allio llowe ritilllut from South Sort UlamlAinlktnc llantcr 1cnlinan from San KninctKoMinion stmr Morning Mar turner from South Si
ItlnnitsAm heme Clau SpiccktU Dnur from San Fran
clicoAm lik Saranac Shaw from San KnmctKOS S Auttraha llou ilctte from San Kranclwjo
Voinols Expootort from Vorolcii PortGr uk Imcultt - from Liverpool Utter cb
ruary 9030 1H7 To Sihatfci Co ngemtItrtt hark CcritM from Liverpool due May i tollrlarklt 1 I from NcwcaHle NS W ilu
Fell -Am lik Tlmour llrtutr from Ikwton iltta May l isSS Malpou llayward from th Colon due
April gS S Abmeita Morw from San 1imclioo due April
16Ibrk Calhiirleu lerUni from San Iranclwo due
April 1 5
llklne Jane IatMuWri dinger fiotn Puget Soundnow due
Hark Makah from Ncwcatle N S W due ApriI0 30
Dark Julie from Newcastle N S W due April18 38
jlclu SUiucvliocinciiOJ
FOE SALE
ji i1 jn nniiMjiMi iiuuiiiuruurAt the lowest figure of the finest quality of
GUAYA JELLYWarranted genuine made of the pure juice
only ami guaranteed to slantl
EXPORT TO ANY 0L1A1ATEAND- -
Will not deteriorate in quality for any numberof years Large quantities exported everyyear by some of the largest commercial firirnof this city to dilTcrcnt parts of the UnitedSlates and the German Empire
Manufactured at the
lHoncoL Steam Candy Factoryand Bakery
Established in 1863
F WORNPractical Confectioner Pastry Ciok and
Ornamcntcr
Hotel between Nuuanu and Fort StreetsIloth Telephones No 71
t
SBIO RewardLOST MARCH 3ist TWO HOUSES
brown branded J J one red brautledM Return to See Hop Moanalua Kupaand icccive the above reward
C0CU ucrtiBcmcnts
TI IK ELITEICE GREAW1 PARLORS
COOL OFF
TCK CREAM OF SUPERIOR OUAUTVland In vatloiw flaw ingi alwiy on hand
also delicioun Water Ice
The finest line of the choicest Cnmltehave just arrived per Australia
Our store and stock 1 In complete orderand well woitliy your Inspection
Hell 182
TELEPHONESMutual 3j8
TUB ELITE ICE CRKMI PARLOUS
Open Daily Until II P M
HOTBUNSOf the well known first clan quality of
many yuan reputation will be ready and de-livered
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to all parts ol the city
From 5 n in to 5 oclock p in
Pioneer Steam Gaudy Factory and
Bakery
f i ionisrPractical Confectioner Paltry Cook and
Jlaker
No 71 J I OTJBXj STKIBETDot Port and Nuuanu Strccti
Doth Telephone No 7
NEW STOCK
I4ools and ShoesNtuinmi between Merchant and
Streets HonoluluQueen
I lake pleasure in informing the public thatI have returned from the Coast with an
ELEGANT STOCKOf Shoes selected by myiclf comprising
Finest Ladies French Kid Shoes
Mens Fine Shoes and Boots ElegantChlldtens Shoes
Also a fine lot of
Infants Bronze Shoes
L ADLERarshals I 0 Sa to
lly virtue of certain writs of Execution issuedout of the Police Court of Honolulu Islandof Oahu against J M Kapena in favor of C
J Iishel both of Honolulu aforesaid fur thefollowing amounts viit
Execution issued February 5 1SS7 loS 75February 22 1887 10070March sO 1887 185 15
Total 403 10
I have levied upon and shall expose for saleat public auction at the front entrance ofKalakaua Hale Police Station In Honoluluaforesaid at 12 M oclock 011
Tliwsility Iky 5lli 1887
To the highest bidder all the light title andinterest of ihu said J M Kapena defendantin and to the following property unless saidjudgment interest costs and my expenses hepreviously paid
List of property fur sulei- -Ono PhaetonOne Hay Horse
JOHN LOTA KAULUKOUMarshal
Hcnolulu April 5 1887
Cjcncvtl iluuctHscmcnta
GULICKSGeneral Business Agency
Skilled and Unskilled Labor Furnished
THERE ARK NOW REGISTEREDAgency Hook keepers Engineers
Plantation Lunas Carpenters Hustlers CooksHoys etc who arc seeking employment andmany of whom can furnish the best of refer ¬
ences if required
Valuable real estate In desirable Iotforsale or Icimc Convenient Cottages to let onfavorable term
THE OLD CORNER Noltcs for saleon reasonable terms A rare chance for in ¬
vestment
A LODUING ESTAI1LISI1MENTConveniently located paying handsomely tobe had at a bargain
Full particulars given Utmn application atthe Agency
No MRUqilANT ST HONOLULU
Bell Telephone 348 B O Box 415
iroizEASTER
rUSli- -
SCrOrS
HAMOND DYES
Benson Smith Co
OK CCompany arc hereby notified
that the next quarterly meeting ol the Com ¬
pany will he held on Saturday April 9th at1 1 oclock a 111
J 0 CARTI2USecretary
Honolulu April 1 1887
ANNUAL MEETING OF THEPublishing Company will he held
in the Companys ofiice llcthcl street Tlmrday April 7 at Qsjo a m
THUS H SOUTHWICKSecretary
SITI
AGENTS
QUARTERLY illfflG
THE ST0CKI10LDKUS
NOTICET1IK
WANTED
would make himself ucncrallv usefulIn a warehouse Undcrmands packing goodswrites a nood hand and could assist In nnofiice Can give good icferencc as to charac-ter
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and sobriety Salary not so much an ob- -
icct as o permanent situation Address A XHerald ofiice
DIVIDEND NOTICE
ADIVIPENI OK FIVE DOLLARS AWailuku Suoar Cos stock
is due anil navali e today at the office of CUuccn direct
the stockholders thisllrcwer Company
rER ORDERHonolulu April 1 1887
D1IDENDN0T1CE
A MONTHLY DIVIDEND OK ONEX IJol ar per share will be payable on
capital stock of the Peoples Ice andrator company on luestlay theMtrch at the Comninve nfllr
theRefrige29th of
W E FOSTERSecretary
11 YI DENlfNOTIOE 7
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWODollars a share upon the C Brewer
Company stock is due and payable at theoffice of the Company on Queen street
J O CARTERTreasurer
Honolulu April I 1K87 -
AND
Y-
A JThe two siory reniduitce in Nuuanu Valley
at present occupied by Prof M M Scott tolet irom tnc hrst ot April
The house lately occupied by Mr JulianMonsarrat on Makikl street next baseballgrounds to let
FOR SALEA residence in Nuuanu Valley opposite the
Ice Works with twelve acres of garden pas ¬
ture and taro land occupied by Mr M SilvaA
Kaahumanu Street
A UREWSTER
TO LET
lETOR SALECavtwriglifc
CARTWR1GHT
PHAETON NEARLYIT new repainted to be seen atgaug - A Mor
carnage shop King street Apply toJ W LUNING
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VJfflQDE INJAM15 0S1Y
OW BMC AQRAO AND ART DEAL ¬
ERS ARt DUPED
Tito Man wltli n Iortuno In Ills ContTnll roehoi Icoplo Who Arc nn UaiyTroy to Unscrupulous Denlors BoriisArtA very old man with long grny liair and
bcnnl nnd n gcnoral npponranco of scody
respectability about him stood In front of nwindow on Fourth nvenuo yesterday wheron number of old clocks and nnnless anddccnpltntal utntues woru displayed for boIo
Tho rmtrinrch viewed tho collection withlonging eyes whilo nt tho srnno tlmo hoBocinod to bo keeping soinothlng concented
under tho long tails of his coat which hadonco boon liottlo grecn In color but nowhad faded to a dirty yellow After fcomomoments sjient in foisting his eyes on thobric-n-bra- o in tho window tho old man wentInside and drawing tho proprietor awayto a secluded comer of tho store said in avoico that would lo a fortuno to n stogo
Ulalnt- -
Bay 1vo got itlGot what asked tho collector won
dcrlnglyA miniature on ivory of Mnrtha Wash-
ington¬
nnd whats more tho proofs that itbelonged to her It was stolen by n ser¬
vant nnd utter nil theso years lias Anallycomo Into my hnuibi said tho old fellowglibly as ho rubbed his hands together
Hero it Is drawing from under hit coatn miniature in ft battered frame Thoportrait was so discolored that it mightiiavo represented Martini Washington orLydla rinkliam for all an ordinary observercould toll
Such n gem as this continued tho oldman to bo discovered after all thesoyears would mako tho flndcr famous Thoroare doubtless hundreds of capitalists In thiscity who would gladly purchase it as n pres¬
ent for tho president Thats whero thopicture ought to bo In tho Wlilto Housein tho White House ho added as thoughpleased with tho words
I supposo you had a good deal of troubloin getting tlilil asked the denier
Troitfilo echoed tho other Well Ishould say so You know how such gemsof historic vnluo nro discovered months ofdotcctivo work your wholo energy expendedon tho search And money Oh raisinghis hands Tho money I lmvo spent inpursuing my researches Why It has beg¬
gared mo for tho tlmo being Hut It hasbeen woll spent I shall soon get It backagain
I dont know nbout Hint said thodoalcr coolly Tho painting isnt worthanything and as for tho frumo that wasworth tweuty flvo cents throe years ngowhon it was manufnctuAxl In Jersey cityI guess you havent struck a purchaser forthat thing hero old man
I shant try to convinco you that Itsreal said tho rello hunter as ho folded thominiature up In his coat tails again anddrifted toward tho door
Thats n specimen of tho kind of humbugI lmvo to deal with ovory day Bald thodealer nftcr tho old man and his historictreasure had disappeared It require ngood deal of nerve you would think forsuch a man to sulndlon dealer who Is sup¬
posed to know all about tho bric-n-bra- o andart market nnd yet they frequently doHardly a day passcii but Momuliody turnsup in this shop and informs mo myste-riously
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that ho lias soma work of art or curi-osity
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that ho Is Milling to sell at a greatbargain lccnuso ho is hard up You haveno Idea how Ingenious somo of them fraudsare Thoy havo to havo vonsldcrablo knowl ¬
edge of urt and bo gcnernlly well Informedor thoy would soon get found out
Do thoso Impostors carry on n regularbusiness tho denier wax asked
Thoro is a littlo German on tho East sldowho lives In n dingy little basement nndmanufactures art curios and brle-a-bra- o bytho dozens Ho supplies middlemen whodlO80 of tho articles to denier or morofrequently to a prlvnte individual TillsGemma doesnt manufacture paintingsThat is ft separate branch of tho industrybut ho is very clovor In making llonumcoins and In putting ngo on bruizo nnd Ironornament It requires no small skill tomako n statue of copper manufacturedyesterday look as If it had lain for a thou ¬
sand years undergroundDo prlvato Individuals sudor much by
theso peoplo who offer bogus nntiqniticsOh thoy nro rosy proy for nn uuscru
pulous peddler of curios Half of thowealthy pooplo of Now Yoik havo littlo orno knowlodgo of art so thoy nro not hardto vlctlmlgo Tnko tho case of a man ofRinall education who has suddenly acquireda fortuno Ho sues antiques and hlstoriaworks of art In other peoples houses wheroIt may bo his fortuno to visit and immedi-ately
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Imagines that It Is tho proper caperfor him to havo something of tho kind tooTho wealthy parvenu has many vampiresaround him but not tho least ruinous istho man who pretends to boll him such nrtlolos as tho snufT box of Denu Drummoltho wnlking enno of Qeorgo IV or tho lastportrait which Mario Antoinette sat for
You havo no idea of tho stuff that Islying In luxurious parlors on Fifth avenuofoveronced on account of its antiquitywhich was probably manufactured by Ital ¬
ians in somo Now Jersey workshop Boohow pooplo get takon in in regard to pict-ures
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Tltcro w as tho collccton sold last yearof tho Asplnwalls Thoy spent enormoussums of money on thoso paintings Hutbless you when tho nolo como tho dealerswcro quick to soo that tho majority of thocanvasos wcro copies and so hardly n pict-ure
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brought moro than 3000 and tho averago prlco was about 500
Aro counterfeits to bo found In any oftho flno collections tho dealer was askod
In tho best you will always And somowork of art skillfully executed that is a hum-bug
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It is safo to say that thero is no collec-tion
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In this country which is niado up on- -tiielyof authontlo works of art Soma oftho smartest collectors will get takon inbut you couldnt ponmndo thorn to own upto tho fact for any amount of monoy Thoygo so far as to Indorso tho bogus works ofart nnd In timo get so that thoy beliovo atlast themselves that thoy own tho real ar-ticle
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When collections of paintings or brio-a-bra- o
handed down from fathor to sonnnd from generation to generation nrofinally sold tho humbugs among tho realpass readily for gcnuluo because thoy bearnot only tho stamp of tlmo but of a greatand well known collectors approval
I liavo no doubt if I woro to makonportrait with ft drawing machlno nnd put it ina Broadway window labclod with thonamo of somo grand old painter that itwouldnt stay thoro an hour providedtho price was under 100 You haveno idea what a crnra thoro Is amongtho representatives of tho codfish arlstoorooy to own old pictures and valunblobrlo-a-bra- o I must say I havo very littlosympathy for somo of theso peoplo for thoyseem to tompt n man to gull thom andtho volublo doalor turnod to a shabby looklng man who had just ontorod and openednegotiations fpr tho purchaso of tho deathmask of Napoleon Now York Journal
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Me Sam 6l6 sfdRY
liow tl Wits Told In Ancient TimesIovc Dotation nnd TotrmlrnrlimtTell tne lllparcho quoth Dlomcdca
tho scrhencr toll me by tholovo youbear tho gods is there Vila night In nilAthcii9 such delight as I returning frommy toil lmvo found This kid Is roast dto perfect Ion nnd tho spinach moro pleasestho pnlnto than tho olives of Cyprus ortho golden apples of Thrace Whero isto bo found such wino as you this mo-
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have with your two hands pouredout And surely where unless it bo upontho uncrcd mount in Thcsinly is to boheard of mortal cars such song ns youtouching your lye discount to tho plaintlvo spondees of Ihnonsrcjoctcd lover
Now by Pallas Athene quothHlpnrclio you say words that arosmoother nnd do moro rojoico mo thantho honey of Hymottus Yet wlint Bcrvico can 1 O Dlomcdcs do of which youaro not nforo than worthy For Kros nndhis seaborn mother shall bear mo witnessthat slnco tho time tho nrrow pierced mybreast kindling hero tho llro moro subtlethan that Prometheus stole to do yourwill has been my souls delight
Nny remonstrated Dlomcdcs gentlydisengaging Illpnrchos shnpoly armsfrom nbout his neck nny dear wife bonot so demonstrntivoj sec you havo spilledtho wino upon my togil
Tho godssavo mol crlol HlpnrclioI hid no purposo of that kind for twas
but this day that I seeing you nppronchour house snld to myself How clean Ismy Dlomcdcs nttlrol How well linth hopreserved his toga and his buskins fromtho last season suroly ho will not wantothers for months to comol
lly tho temple you must bo blindlllparcho mltiol cried Dlomcdcs Uponthis toga thero aro many Btnins both heroli front nnd clsowhcro too whero I imguardedly havo sat on benches nowlypnlntcd And look you how Hint mybuskins do ban nt tho knees 1
Not so O Dlomcdcs quoth HlpnrclioHavo I not eyes to sec Vet oven wcro
It ns you say nnd so it is not thero Isnbout you n beauty nnd manly grnco thatmiko nil peoplo blind to what you wenrHelas ol nl tis not so with mo al nlholnsl not so with your Hlpnrclio Ithas pleased tho gods to mako mo veryhuman and though I seek to bo comelyin your eyes 1 11ml itlinrd to bo so Lookwith your two oyes O Dlomcdcs uponthis flowing robo ot mlno nnd tell mo is Itnot dowdy lly Zeus I am nshnmed tobo scon wearing it in tho Acropolis thomoro so slnco but to day Phnxylln showhom I detest paraded beforo tho liousoclad in a now gown of Cnrthnglnlnu pur-ple
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By Hcroulcs protested Dlomcdcsyotir robo beseems yoiii Itlmth preserved
Its color nnd hnth not lost its shapelinessI llko It well remembering tlmt I paidM comas tho Cretan thrco totradrnchmsof silver starters for It
Nay by tlmt sauio Hercules tisdowdyl cried lllparcho nnd thereuponsho fell to weeping and to beating of herbreast and to tearing of her hnlr utteringwild oaths to Pallas Athcno and callingtho gods to witness that sho wished shonovcr hnd been born to wed n rami whocared not how his wife looked so long asho himself was well clothed WhereuponDlomcdca touched with compassion forHlpnrclio draw from his purso four tetrndrachms being his weeks salary andbndo her buy tho raiment sho desiredNow by tho dog how nro tho timeschnngcdl In theso degenerate days wolmvo no scmblnnco to Hlpnrchc thoAthenian wlfol O Zeus nnd yo other godsImmortal dwellers on high Olympushow hnrdly hast thou dealt with poster-ity preserving tho llko of Dlomcdcsthrough all ngcH down to this very mo-ment
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but giving to our companionshipnono such as lllparcho to mulct us of ourlovo of our dovotlon nnd of our tctradrachms Chicago Nows
Too flood u lrruclierHow do you llko that now minister
of yours asked Deacon Snnggs of EldorHorry
Im nfrold hoa too powerful Wocant stand It
Hows thatWoll you sco ho preached a trial scr r
mon on salvation nnd ocry unrepentantsinner In tho nudlcnco enmo up In frontnnd Joined tho church Bo wo engagedhim Tho noxt Sunday ho preached ontVo duty of mnrrlngo nnd ovcry oldbachelor and widower In tho congregationhooked on to nn old maid mid was married beforo Saturday night Ho got a 5fee out of ovcry couple Ilut tho woistcamo last Sunday Ho preached upon thoduty of giving all to tho Lord nnd I hopoi may never it iwo tiencoiw uiunt spraintholr backs carrying around tho contribu-tion
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baskets thoy wcro so loaded downwith silver Whon tho congregation wasdismissed it was Just llko leaving u ftirobank thoro wasnt a cont In tho crowdTho liouso had all tho monoy Wo cuntstnnd such eloquence WashingtonCritic
Tho Tontlitomo Bparo It 111
Wlint has becomo of tho toothsomespnro rib wo used to hear so much nboutin our infancy repented a MadisonBtrcot butcher as ho boosted a hind quar-ter of beef upon a block Tho sparo ribmy friend has been tabooed In the noithFor years and years It was looked uponwith high favor us a dainty moreol for nBundny dlniior and Thanksgiving feastbut of late years thoro has been littlo orno demand for tho superfluous bono1Tho rest of tho porker however lludsready salo in our markets Throw thospuro ribs nwny Oh bless von noLvcr hear of n butchor flinging anythinguwiiyr jno no xno Bparo nus nro shippedsouth by tho car load whero thoy arohighly prized by tho negro Udng nlmostas succulent nnd savory as possum orcoon tho colored peoplo have littlo troubloIn okclng out a pretty fnlr sort of livingoil tho despised rib which Is sold to thornat a very modcrato price ChicagoHerald
Icuil VJiitus llticod liy InsectsA French nichltcctural journal recalls
nn observation madoby Viollet lo Duetlint lead plates for roofing purposes nieoften pierced by insects Ho nccuscs thewnsps of being tho authors of tho littleholes that ho found gnawed In lend roofsbut Inter observers have discovered thatboth worms nnd llles often drill throughheavy plntcs Twenty five years ngo Itwas found that tho lend bullets of cnitrldges tlmt had been stored in woodenboxes wero badly gnawed nnd a numberof gall or saw flics woro found In tho netof working upon thorn Hoston Budget
Nnun Sahibs WidowTho widow of Nana Sahib tbp lender
of tho Sepoy mutiny of 1857 died recentlynt Katmandu tho capital of Ncpaul Showns tho daughter of a Hindoo schoolteacher and shared her husbands nmbltlon touscondonodnythothroiioof IndiaSho lived for ninny yenia on a Mnall pen ¬
sion granted her by tho government ofNonunl Chicago Times
Scitcvitl buciliscincitto
m iHas 300 pair of Light Colored
KID GLOVES slightly
spotted former price 500 a
pair
Will sell them this week
for only 150 a pair
A Fine Lino of Ladjos While
Kid Slippers
LEADING MILLINERY HOUSE
Fashionable DrcssmaMnp on thePremises
WE B N E B G oManufacturing and Importing
J 3ES W IS T 32 1 SV Uii Fort Street
Alonyiltetpon linmla moit elegant Mwrlmeni of
FINE JEWELRYSOLID AND PLATKI SILVER WAKE
Tver brought lo thii matlctt
CIocIih Wfttclics llrucclpls AccUIctH 1inn Lockets Gold Clmins
nnd Giumln Slecvo ButtonsStudH Etc Etc
And ornament or all Until
Elegant Solid Silver Tea Sets
Ami nil lelmU of silverware ultablefor prienlallon
KUKUI AND SHELL IEWELRYMade to order
Rrnnlrfntr of uatctri anil tewMrv cartfullv attended to and executed in the most workmanlikemanner
ENGRAVING A SPECIAL YParticular attention it paid to orderiand Job work
irom me otner itunua
Hawaiian HotelCARRIAGE CO
Carriages at all hours day andnight Saddle horses buggies wagon
ncttcs and village carts with stylish andgentle horses to let
FOR SALEA few good Horses 2 Tliaetons
Two Top Buggies second hand Har-
ness
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and s Village Carts
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMESKing up Telephone Numle 33 or Apply
MILES HAYLEY
A M HEWETTStationer Newsdealer
Merchant Strceet - Honolulu ILLMutual Telephone 371 Hell Telephone 302
Law Hooks and Lawyers Stationery aspecialty
- Orders taken for Newspapers PeriodicalsHooks Music etc from any part or theworld having made all arrangements thereforwhilst in San Francisco
Red Rubber Stamps to Order
THE ONLY PRACTICAL
Eni1
FUEL
radiateOn llioTslaiulR is
mi TUIlNEltNo 82 King Street
If you want our watch well repaired orour clock put in onicr po anu see mm
E0BT STREET
Howling Alley Shooting Caller1
AND
COFFEE EOOMFine Physical Exercise and Shooting
Practice
Lunches Sent ai All Hours of Day and NigM
I V
A few settings of pure White Leghorneggs can be obtained by applying to M TDonnell at C 15 Williams Hotel street until
J April 30th Price for setting of 13 350
MSCat4BfaaM
ftcttctitl bbcrtfscmettlfl
TJic Spittle Column
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THE IfITABLI
Life Assurance Society
OF THE UNITED STATES
Total Assets Dec 81 0 7o51047270
Total Liabilities including le ¬
gal Kcscnc on all existingpuUclesU per cent Standard J9S4S97Oco
Total Undivided Surplus ocrlour per cent Kcsmc 1635587576
Of ulilch the proportion contribulcd as computed byPolicies in general class is 572876176
Ui which the proportion contribulcd as computed bvPolicies in Tontine class is 10627114 00
Upon the New York Slate Standard of 4 t 2per cent interest the Surplus is as
computed 2049517576
Mw AMiirni written in tRKri- - tlllrn9nlTotal Outstanding Assurance 411779098
Increase of Premium Income 281047540Increase of Surplus Iour per
tent basis 240963663Increase of Assets 895708526
In actual Surplus namely tne excess of ac-
cumulated¬
funds over liabilities in PremiumIncome in the amount of Assurance in forceon lis books the Equitable Life AssuranceSociety of the United States exceeds everyother life assurance companyand may bciustlyregarded as the largest and strongest life as-
surance¬
organization in the World
EXAMPLEOf Policy No 67389 Life Issued Ian
22 IJ72 on tiiciilcol W 11 J Date 01
expiration Jan 22 1887Amount of Policy 10000 Tontine Period
15 cars Age 53 AnnualPremium 54310
Total premiums paid In 15 years 814650
1 CASH VALUEConsisting of Reserve 385630
anu surplus 41QQ0905610
2 PAID UP VALUE - 1301000If the policy holder selectthis settlement as the paid upxnluc is larger than the originalamount of assurance a satisfac-tory
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certificate of good healthmust be furnished or the excessmust be drawn on a cash basis
3 CASH SURPLUS 519980Under this settlement the policyholder withdraws the surplus incash and retains the originalpolicy continuing the paymentof premiums less annual divi-dend
Three othci options are available under thisIolicy
The policies with io ycar Tontine periodsdo not show results as satisfactory as thosenboe given Policies with 20 year periodson the other hand will show much larger re-
sults¬
than those with 15 year periods but forpurposes of illustration the i5 car policiesthose of the intermediate period arc given asfair illustrations
The longer period of accumulation whichthe 20 year policies enjoy renders them themost desirable for those who seeking absoluteprotection nt the lowest Life rate desirealso the largest returns in case they live
Hence the Best Free Tontine Ordi-nary
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Life Policy is One with a
TWENTY YEARTONTINE PERIOD
The Free Tontine Policy of the EquitableLife Assurance Society is unrestricted afterone year incontestable after two yearsand Is then lAYAiuB in the event of deathimmediately upon the receipt of satisfactoryproofs of death
It guarantees a full share of the surplusearned nnd being issued by a Society holding a
Larger Surplus than any othercttA V Assurance Company
May be expected to show laiger profits thanthe policies of any other company
ALEX J-- 0AHTWIUGIIT
General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands
Scttcmt ffiticrtfflcmcttto
iiKtiirMercliaiitTailor
Has on hand a
Beautiful and Varied Stock
or -
Fine Woolen tails and Casiincrcs
Which he is making up at
PRICES
Suit the TimesAho a large and sclcclassortnicnt of t
s FiiHiislito Goods
A General line of fine hats Riding Ironsscans a specialty
Ladies filling habits nnd Jackets madeto order
Tictoria Restaurant
37 Queen Street
II A IUCHTER Proprietor
Lvtc Chief Cook to His Majesty
English French and German Cooking
Private Dinners at the Shortest Notice
MODERATE CHARGES
Open from 3 A M ijill 10 v 11
CLUB HOUSE- -
King Street
TO DAY
Lunch 1 130 a m till 230 v m
Pork Sausage Loin SteakPork Chop Mutton Cutlet
Veal Cutlet llreadcd Welsh RarebitCold Corned Spiced Uctf
Cold Roast MuttonFruit Cake Etc
Japan Tea Kona Coffee
Frozen Oysters in Cans and on the Half ShellPOULTRY DINNER
Commences at 430 r m runs till S r M
ELECTRIC HOUSE BELLS
Put in Stores Houses Servants OuthousesStables and
Burglar AlarmsAt reasonable rates For further particulars
call on
Flolip and McKenzioJ
Bethel Street Honolulu
J A McKonzioPractical Plumber and Gas Fitter
All orders for House or Ship work promptlyexecuted
Short next to Post Office llethel street PO llox loo Hell Telephone 424
THE ROYAL SALOONCor of Nuuanu and Merchant Sts
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF
IK II F WOLTERKeen nlwiva tn Ktnelr n vnMiu sf iln 14
Wines Llnuors lifers nnd tee 1l tlruiuiiiu m iu cents per glass
CALL AND SEE US
VII
GEO M KAUPP - ProprietorFort Street Honolulu
llecf Mutton Veal Fresh Sausage PorkEtc Constantly on Hand
Shipping Supplied on Short Notice
--A H RasemannBook Hinder Paper Ruler and Wank Hook
Manufacturer
Campbells Block Rooms 10 and 11
Entrance on Merchant Street Honolulu
i illrfty3fciJ - -- - asfyi
Wll wwroplppfTO- -
lalllUfllllTllilt sfeSSj
Scncnrt bbcriificmmtB
IIJICInyHOuu
GROCERS
iNo 41 Cneeli
SUGAR SUGAR
in larrcU lull tr tit on U
HbU Hour Oolltn flitib t lour El Dorado
CroVii 1 lout
ucks Witat IImiJMtcki nancy net
Sacks Corn licit WholeSacks Corn JlcM Croclcil
Sack llran Cbarta and 1lnc
Sacks Dean Whilebacks Ilcant Krd
Sacks llram llaouSacks llcana I tons
Sacks lMni llui
SACKS POTATOHS HEST tn JUNNIKS
Casts NicnaeiCom Kilia Sotla Crackers IV
Caics Mtdium DreadCates Cracked Wheal 10 lb bags
CaKsUom Meal wMletolbtcsCaws Oil Meal lollybac
Cases Corn Starch
Casks Dupee Hams
Casks L k A Ilami Caiei It II liacon
Cases Fatrbaiiki Lanl 3 lb iallCaics Falrbanka Lanl J lb pall
Cairs Falrbanka Laid to lb piil
Caiei Whitney Duller In tintI lair firkins Duller Cilt Vjlgt
Qr nrklniIlutler Kdce
Cases New Ghcese
Hone and Ullt Salt Codfithlibls llercet Calumbta Illver Salmon
Caws laundry StarchDoies llron laundry Soap
Pure Jkva Coffee Roaited and Ground 1 lb itntVbocks Veen Coffee Vnt
Chetts Japan lea 1 lb wvtntntlChettt Japan tea H lb papenkJJjR
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Doxcs KaMnt London IJiters tiMtjftJf boe Kaftlns London LayeriT- -
Doses Kaltint Muicatt
nrums Citron nVllloict Currants
Caics Chocolate - ftCases M lied Pickles A I 4Caws Spices assorted all site
Sacks Krsllili WlnuliSacks Soft Shell Alaionds L
Cases California Honey lb llmCases Klnp Morse 4 Coa fretli caniitd
Irnnti Jellies and VegetablesDoles Wrapping Paper extra qua lly
rttAlllK ASSORTUSNT
Best California Leatlior
Sole Insole Harnett Stlrttnc nd UppersFrench and American Calftklnt
hheep Skint Ooal Skintbaddies andfaddl Ttees
Thete goodt art new and freth aud will be sold
LOWEST MARKET nATES
MWMcCliesneySo
No 42 Queen Street
VOL II
general Jtobcrttocmcnte
ON FIRE OFFICE-- OK LONDO- N-
KHlabliHliod17lOInsurance effected upon every description
or property nt current rate of premiunls
TOTAL SUM INSURED IN 1885
327333700
Claim arranged by the Local Agents find
iitiil with promptitude and liberality TheJurMicllon of the Local Tribunals rccogniicd
0 W Mnofiirlnno fcCoAgent for Hawaiian Islands
PantheonStables
lKIVATB HACKSTAND
Corner Fort mid Hotel Streets HonoluluTHLEIlIONE 3I
Ilatciiow n well organized reliable class ofiltivcrs The carrlarjcs horses etc haveken much improved and are in condition todo K001 ervice w- - A Dilline of the Iantlicon Stables has consented to take charge ofthis department and ilrive one of the carriageshimself and by so doing pay slticl attentionto the business in all its departments
S I SHAWManager
c J McCarthyHAS RKCKIVEI FROM
San Francisco per Mariposa and other latearrivals a very choice collection or cigars andsmokers articles consisting in part of
Havana Cheroots Operas Duettos Lit-tle
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Dudes Triplets Cherubs andthe Fine Flor dc Cuba
Alio some Kull Dress Id Sweet Caporaland other popular brands of Cigarettes
Dont forget to come and try some of theseline goods whicli can lie uau at
107 FOllT STREET
H ONOLULU IRON WOHKS Co
Sltnnt Engines Hotter Sugar MillsCooler Iron XUass and Lead Catting
IIonoiuiu It 1
Machinery of every description made to order Particular attention mid to Shin Blacksmithing Job work executed on the shortestnotice
NOTICETO HACKMEN
AND
Xjivery S babiesIf you are in need of a GOOD
CUTUND13K CARRIAGE 1JUGGY
1MIAETON or CART call on CIIAST IIOYT corner or Alakea and King
streets before you make your purchase
elsewhere Every carriage is warrantedfor one year
J GOMESWatchmaker and Jeweler
Opposite Klitu Ice Cream Parlors Hotel St
Manufacturing of nil kinds of Jewelry settingof Diamonds Etc
Glironoinotoro a Sjioolultj
THOMAS LINDSAYManufacturing Jowolor
No 00 Niiuunu StrootHonolulu II I
Particular attention paid to repairing
M TIIOMISOISTAttorncy-at-La- w
Office in Campbells IIlock corner Fort andMerchant streets Honolulu II I
PriibtlooM iu tho OouiIhV When desired will give the law in a
written opinion as to the prohalilo result ofthe contention upon the facts stated
Q u uomLawyer and Notaru Jultllc
Office at 15 Kaaltumanu Street
JOHN T DARE
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
mi No ia SpreCkeV IIlock Honolulu II I
P O Box 04
NF BURGESSExpressman and Drayman
84 King Street Honolulu
ce TIphue N joj
THE DAILY HERALD
Residence is
ag nj it
Gcnccrtl abbcttiBcmcnts
HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS THURSDAY APRIL 7 1887
FOREIGN STAMPS
o w nunaEssI Us for salt a variety of rare foreign postage stamps
for collections Call and see litem al
No 84 Klttrx Struct Honolulu
T HOS C THRUM
iMFORTINd AND MANLrACTUXINO
Stationer Hook seller Irtnler Hookbinder etc
And rjtiblUher of the It awaiLin AlmAnnc and AnnualHealer In Fine Stationery Hooks Huilc Toys anarancy uoous
Kot SrmtET Nkak Hotel ItONOLUlU
The Liurpool k Ionon k Globe Insurant Co
Assets 35361000Net Income 18S5Uatins raid
iprr
Have cstabl shed an necnev
8054000107930000
Inlulu for the Hawaiian Islands and theundersigned are prepared to wrilr risks agilnstfire on buildings merchandise and dwellingson favorable terms Dwelling risks a specialty Detached dwellings and contents insured for a period of three years for two premiums In advance Losses promptly adustcdand payable here
BISHOP GO
DR M GOTOPhysician and Surgeon
Leprosy a Specialty
Office IioiiW at KaVnaVn from 9 to 11 A M everyday oictpt Sunday Will Visit pauenis at meir iw
by request
All other diseases treated at Mi office corner ofPunchbowl and Ilcretama streets
Office hours from 1 to 3 r M Sundays fiora 8 toII A M
LOVES BAKBEI73 Nuuonu Street
Every Description of Nain and KancyDread and lliscuits
Orders for Ship Dread Executed on- Short Notice
ISLAXD mm PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
PIONEER
STEAW1 GANDY FACTORY
F HORNlwllcal Confectioner Iaslry Cook nnd HaVer
Klch and delicious let urtam maue uyoieam
71 Hotel St Doth Telephones No 74
G kLimited
GINiKAL MERCANTILE AND
Mono
Idenca
AND
Mt COMMISSION AGENTS
list or orrtcEKs
V CJoNKtJr President and Manager
JO Carter Treaiuier aiulSeticlaryHow Wt V Allen 1 Auditor
directorsHon C H Ilisiiof Hon II WatbrhouseJ
Blacksmith Wanted
THAT IS USKDTOAI1LACKSMITII and ship work wouldfind it to his advantage to apply to
CliAKLliS PHILLIPSOffice with Hustaco ti Kobctlson Queen
street
R POPPBSearcher ot Records
Office At present with Albert Smith Uni No 9Kaaliumanu Street
Orders from the other Islands promptlyattended to
pAUL NUdMANNS
Law Oflloe
No a Merchant Sir Honolulu
New Piiotograpli GalleryAbove Pantheon Stable
KoKT ilTUljr HONOLLU
Portraits and views Kirst classjworfc batisfactlguaranteed
f A CONSALVES
Subscribe for the Daily Hkuald
Scncrul JUtoccitocmcnto
EASTER OPENINGr
Millinery and Fancy Goods
i
Popular Millinery tHouse
S S SACHS
No 104 Fort Street
THE- -
Proprietor
Honolulu
Thursday Friday and SaturdayMarch 24thlj 25tli and 26tli
A fine assortment of imported pattern Hats and Bonnewill be exhibited an d the ladies of Honolulu arc cordially i
vited to inspect the new stock
S N CASTLE0 I CASTIK
r
J nJ U
CASTLE COOKEShipping and Commission Merchants
IMPORTERS DEALERS IN
Q KTSTERAX MEROI T A TSTDISE
Koliala Stfgar CompanyPala Plantation
OrovetKnncli Pluntatlon
OF
--AT
AGENTS rOIt
rTYwT
ATIIHRTONCASTLE
AND
Haiku Sugar CompanyHitchcock ft Cos tUntatlan
K llatslcad V iitua PlantationA II Smith Co Koloa Kauai
Union Flit ui Marine Insurance Ctrrraiytf Fan FianciscoJ tna Fire Insurance Company of HartfordThe New England Mutual Life Insurance Company of IWnnt
I M Weston s Talent Centrifugal MachinesThe New York and Honolulu Packet Line
The Merchants Line Honolulu and San FranciscoDr ayne Sons Celebrated Medicine
Wilcox Clbbs Kcmtngton and Whcclerfc Wilson Sewing Machl
M GOLDBEBG
Corner JTort and Merchant Sfcs Honoluluimporteranddealer in
CUSTOM MADE OLOTHIM
Fine louts Fiiniisliinjr Goods Hals and Caps Bto Etc
ISLAND TRADE SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LdSUCCESSORS riO
Dillingham Co and Saml NottHOLIDAY GOODS
Meridcn Silver Plated Ware New designs in ChandeliersLamps and Lanterns
POCKET CUTLERY SHELF HARDWAREAgricultural Implements a new Fire Proof Paint for Shingle and
Metal Roofs Carriage Paint for country use no varnish required StovesTinware Lubricatinij Oil Kerosene Oil and Generol Merchandise
Ii E McINTYRE BROIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Groceries Provisions - and Feed3Sii8t Ooinoi Vovl indICliu HUotn
New cools received by every packet from the Eastern States anil Europe Ffornla Produce by every steamer All orders faitlilitllv attended to and Goodsany part of the cfty free of charge Island orders solicited Satisfaction guaranteedunite uux iiu i f jcicpuons no 93
rcsh CalNdclivcretkta
Iosl
guetncs Ertibc
CLARENCE WILDERASIlrORU
I VOLNKV VAILLANCOVXTASIlrORU
ASIIFOIU A ASHFOIULaw Chancery Conveyancing Admi-
ralty¬
Iknkrtiptcy ProbateEtc Etc Etc
OrrlCKS Old Capllol Building adjoining GeneralPost UDice
p A SCHABlKK CO
IMPORTERS AND
Commission Merchants
No to Merchant Street Honolulu
s 0 rtBRGHR
Agent for 3laenealet Vrbnn Safe
Merchant Street Honolulu
J 3hillipslracttcat 1lumber Has Fitter and
Copper Hin till1 touie and Ship Job Work promptly executed
No 71 Kin St - Honolulu
T EWERS COOKE
Successors to Lewees Dickson
Importers and Dealers In Lumber and allkinds of Jliilldlng Matertals
No 81 Kort Street Honolulu
T II SOPBRI Successor to
J M OAT JR COStationers and Sees Dealers
Jted llubber Stamp AgencyOazettk IIlock No 15 Merchant Strset
Honolulu II I
f ALFRED MAGOON
AT LAW
43 Merchant Street Honolulu
w
ATCOHSKY
ILLIAM McCANDLBSS
Dealer In Choicest Jleef Veal Slut ton lUcNo 6 Qveen Street Fish Market
Family and bhlpplng orders carefully attended toLive Stock furnished to Vessels at short notice
Vegetables of all kinds supplied to orderTanrnoNE No is
rjEAVBR SALOON
Fort Street Orrosita Wilder Cos11 J SOUTH Iroprletor
Fint clau lunches served with Tea Coffee Soda Water Ginger Ale or Milk
OrEN most 3 a t till 10 r n
Smokers Jtequlslte a Speciality
R W FRAZBR
MERCHANT TAILORCorner King and Atatira Sts Honolulu
Moderate charges good workmanship and a perfectnt guaranteed
G J WALLERFamily and Shipping Butcher
METROPOLITAN MARKET
Kini Street
PHOTOGRPHS-- OF THE
Lava Plow of87Also of
Scenes and Objects of Interest
0 she Island of Hawaii A great variety of
Vory Vivid ViewsFor sale nt the photograph rooms of
J J WILLIAMSFort Street
S M CARTERHas on hand for sale In quantities to suit
Departure Bay CoalNewcastle Coal
Charcoal
Hard mid Soft Wood Sawed SplitManicnie Hay
California ITay
Bran Oats
Barley Corn
Cracked Corn
Wheat Etc EtcOrders lire neretiy solicited and wlllU delivered at
any locality within I ho city limits
NO 82 KING STREETlloih Telephones 187
GASOLINEOF THE
HIGHEST ILLUMINATING POWER
IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT
For Sale By
G W MACFARLANE Co
NO 33
general bbcriiocmcitta
x
NEWJ300DSHaving CAUEeuLLY selected
of goods for the Spring andbummer ttadc we are now prepared to offerto th public our entire stock at the lowestfigures Silks and Satins in all shades
Ladies Dress GoodsFrench Nunsveillne plain and ehecktd In
an auaucsMerino Cashmere and Alpaca in all
shadesLadles Underwear such as Chemise Night-
gowns¬
etc the latest patternsLadles Woolen and Cashmere Shawls In
every shadeLadles Silk Taffett Gloves in all shades
and liiesLadies and Childrens Hosiery
The latest Patterns of 887Ladies fancv tcrsevs In all shades and
sizesLadjes Plain Embroidered Lace Parasols
in all shades and styles Also an elegant as-
sortment¬
of Ladis Umbrellas the latest pat-terns
¬
direct from England At very lowprices
In addition to our Store on come Hoteland Fort streets wc have refitted the store ¬
room upstairs formerly occupied by MrThos G Thrum and arc now prepared to of-fer
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to the general public a fine assortment ofthe choicest brands of
CHINESE TEASSuch as Oo Long Sui Sing and Goo T oalso Japan Tea and many other brands toonumerous to mention
A fine assortment always on hand of newstyles of iGtmboo Lounges and Chairs of thelatest paltern Extra fine and strong Cam-phor
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trunks in alt sizesA No 1 Chinese plain and colored Mat-
ting¬
Chinese Pongee Silk at very low figuresChinese white Silk by the yard or pieceChinese Tissue in all shades Chinese Silk
CrepeChinese Grass Cloth white brown and
black by the yard or piece at greatly reduced
A No 1 assortment of Chinese Silk Hand ¬
kerchiefs plain and embroidered hemstitchedcolored border etc
Chinese bilk Sashes of every descriptionChinese plain and embroidered SlippersChinese Fans in all styles
Call and See Goods and Prices at
GOO KIMCorner Hotel and Fort Sts Honolulu
SUGARSPut up In Kegs Expressly for
FAMILY USEFor Sale By
G W MACFARLANE Co
J L STANLEY JOHN SIRUANCE
Spruance Stanley CoImporters and Jobbers of
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS410 Front Street San Francisco
LILIENTHAL CO -
Importers and Wluale dealers in Viiand Liquors Proprietors of the cdcbrntdCyrus ble Distillery Lynchburg OhioISLAND ORDERS SOLICITED
loo to loa Front Street San FrancoW O Sui i 11 u a iiusion Wa Kin v
Siiiitli Thurston KinneyATTORNEYS ATL
Fo1 Slrc HonoluluA member of the firm will attend everyterm of the Crcuit Court of each Island
John T WaterhouseImporter and Dealer in tienirut Mtt
7tuniifeNo m i Quant Stsw HMnuiu
L HACKTiXD Co
lateral Commission Agents
COK FoT AND QUIN STKTS lloNOL
Importers and Dealers la
Alos Wines fc SpiritsA1 WHOLESALE
14 Merchant St Opposite Post OfficeHonolulu HI
p P GRAY M D
1UYSIOIAX AXD SVHGXQXOffice next door to the Honolulu Ulrarr
8 to 10 a MOrrics Hours a to ru
KESIDKNCL AUle St Opposite Y M C A
Boat Building ShotRear of Lucass Mill
VISTNO CAnDSBUSmnSS CAUDS
can U had to order at thek
press vvnuUim cos office
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TIIE DAILY HEMLDIS rUULlSIIEt
EVERY MORNINGEXCEPT SUNDAYS
r kJthe PrornefOR nv tub 1frjiiruoiiSiilNoCo
Limited
Office Friend Building Bethel Street
tim5 or svjtscniitroylcr annumSix montnThree morilhlIcr month
600
15050CU
Postage additional
tar Subscriptions layab tii Atlntiice
Uriel communication Irorn all parti Cf the Kingdomwill alwa be acceptable
All mutter Intended for publication as well a busilirM commuulcatlom and adverlttement tliould lcaddressed to
THE DAILY illRALU
TIJURSDAY AIRIL 7 1887
THE HAWAIIAN LOAN
Editor BUllhtin In your issueof the 15th inst was an editorial arliccaccounting for the failure of the 2000000 loan recently authorized by theHawaiian Government It is notstrange that the writer of the articleshould have assumed the failure forwhich he sought good reasons for thestatement has recently been made byso many San Francisco jourmls and inso many forms that any one not ap-
prised¬
of the influences at work lo produce tint impression could hardly failto be misled And here let me saythat I do not wish to imply for I doriot believe that the Bulletin is accessi-ble to these influences except througherror Yet error in a capable andhonest journal may do great injusticeand be more mischievous than willfulfalsehood in a journal of the other sortMy relation to the matter of the Ha ¬
waiian loan is slight but of such a char-
acter¬
as to give inc a pretty accurateknowledge of the facts and a personalinterest in having them truthfully setforth I am the brother of the manCol G W Macfarlanc appointed by
the Hawaiian Government to negotiate it
The Hawaiian loan has not failedIt would be difficult to mention anyrecent financial operation that has metwith a more immediate and conspicu-ous
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success On the day of Col Macfarlancs departure from the Islands toplace this loan in London he offered
500000 of the bonds in Honoluluandricarjy 800000 were almost in ¬
stantly subscribed but the amountoffered was all that was allottedShortly afterward the house of Mathicson Co of London offered in thatmarket two thirds of the remainingbonds 200000 and applicationswere made for something like twentyone times the amount the allotmentin this instance as in the other beingmade prp rata If this is failure it isnot easy to conjecture what successwould be
I saw it stated in one of the manylocal papers which have been develop-ing
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so unusual an interest in this mat-ter
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lately that the public did not sub-
scribe for any of these bonds and thatthe syndicate had been obliged to
take the whole amount themselvesThe syndicate took none the entireoffering were taken by the public at 98per cent and the bonds at once advanccd to a premium and have sold inthe London market as high as io84The last quotation that I saw in theLondon Financial Mews was 106107 If this is failure the vocabu-lary
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of the English language should berewritten
There remains to be offered on arising market only 500000 onefourth As about one half the wholeloan is to be applied under the Actto nothing more urgent than the con-struction
¬
of public works the neces-sity
¬
of haste in offering the remainingone quarter is not apparent
Nearly a month ago the sum ofiooooo a product of this loan was
received by the Bank of California withwhich to pay some bonds of a formerissue owned though it would appearnot all controlled by one of San Fran-ciscos
¬
leading business men ClansSpreckels Mr Spreckels has receivedfrom the Government at Honolulu adraft for the portion of these bonds
300000 which he was able to pre- -
senr ana me oaiance 1 presume awaitshis convenience His open accountagainst the Islands amounting to morethan 400000 and bearing 9 per centinterest was long ago paid with moneyobtained by the new loan at 6 percentThe success of this loan can thereforebe attested by at least one man havingaccurate knowledge of the fact andhimself well known In the editorialarticle already mentioned you say andjustly say The bonds if they areissued should be placed in thiscountry That was the feeling Ithink of eyery man in Honolulu havingofficial connection with the matter Iknow that it was the feeling of theKing his Ministers and Colonel Mac ¬
farlanc Indeed this is A point whichthe American sentiment pprvading thesocial commercial and political fabricof Hawaii makes it superfluous toaffirm Why then was the loan notplaced here
The answer to this involves
sidcrations which I am reluctant totouch upon and which I will treat asdelicately as possible
The influences mentioned in thebeginning of this letter which havebeen powerful enough to deny to themost patent facts right of public recog-nition
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powerful enough even if youwill pardon my saying so to misleadyour own great journal This is notso Editor Bulletiii were not unforcjseen Indeed it had been openly declared that the loan should not succeed
as openly as it is now declared thatit has as a fact fsulcu Kightly orwrongly it was considered unadvisableto encounter this antagonism where itwould be most formidable It wasthought that in London its obstructivepower would be very small and theevent has shown the correctness of thatview Under the circumstances I sub-
mit¬
that the blame for offering this loanaway from its natural market is lessthan that which is justly due for creat-ing
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the necessity Whether under anyconditions it could have been placedin San Francisco is a matter which Iam not competent to discuss It iscustomary to place all large national orcommercial loans in the worlds greatfinancial centers where capital naturallygoes seeking investment
It is a natural law where the buyersarc the seller takes his wares and menhaving important securities to offer inlarge amounts go as naturally to Londun Berlin and Frankfort as the Chincse gardener brings his vegetables intotlic village
The Southern Pacific and the SpringValley are two examples in point toname all would be to catalogue nearlyall the great corporations of Californiaand the whole Union Japan ChinaChile and other nations have borrowedmoney in London and I may add onterms far less favorable than thoseeasily obtained by Hawaii In respectof net results this loan indeed is oneof the most successful ever negotiatedthere tor a foreign nation Still it is tobe regretted that anything occurred toprevent social political and if youplease sentimental considerations fromcutting some figure in a matter affect-ing
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so many interests not altogethercommercial and financial Undoubtedly this loan might have been andought to have been a means ofstrengthening the many tics alreadystrong between thu Island Kingdomand its big brother Republic
In apology for this letter I wish tosay that while it is in no sense officialit Is to this extent inspired Reportsof the failure of the loan having reach-ed
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my brother in London from manyquarters he has signified a wish fortheir formal contradiction at theircenter of dissemination Compliancewith his desire is I confess more aduty than a pleasure the taste for controversy having been left out of mymental organizatiqn
E C MackaulaneSan Francisco March 21 1887
Police Court
One case of drunkenness was dis-
posed
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of yesterday with the usual 6
A hackman for being under the in-
fluence
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of drink in his carriage was
mulct in 9 A case of perjury was
remanded to the 8th and one of assaultand battery to the nth The prisonercalled on Monday and remanded forstealing a bottle of wine was bookedfor 110 costs and one month of hardlabor
An assault and battery drew fine andcosts to the amount of 8
Jno Alapai vs A Roschilland P NCoJ garnishee Assumpsit for 10rent Continued to the 8th for judgment One case was settled out ofcourt and several others continued tofuture dates
SIDE LIGHTS
Received at the Club House per SS Australia Fresh salmon cauli-flowers celery oysters frozen applesfigs eta all on the daily bill of fare
Messrs King Bios are the largestimporters of artists materials picturespicture mouldings etc in this King ¬
dom and still continue to keep theirprices to suit the times
Smoke the Little Dudes to befound at C J McCarthys
A fresh supply of the famous JohnWieland Philadelphia Beer has beenreceived at the Criteiion Saloon Fortstreet tf
The Mutual Life Insurance Com-pany
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of New York is the largest in theworld and offers the best security SG Wilder agent 1 w
Chas T Gulick Notary Public
Keconls searched abstract of title furnished and conveyances drawn on short notice
Collection Agency Mr John Good
Jr authorized collector
Employment Agency Mr F Marcosspecial agent
General Business Agency No 38Merchant street
Bell Telephone 348 PO Box 415
BUSINESS ITEMS
No hand book excels the Hawaiian Almanacand Annual for reliable statistical and generalimormauon relating to these islands mrc50 cents
If you want a good smole for yourpatronize nome industry vK
lincleys Crystal Soda Works Co Hotelstreet next door to Horns liakery Islandorders solicited and nromnllv filled There is
Con- - no license required to sell these cigars
P O Dox 297
Telephones
Iclu bbeittscmculG
LEWIS111 ITorfc Street
Importers and Dealers In
G Q-
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIESPBOVISI03STS 32TO
Telephone 240
NOTICEThe Undersigned IT JEIorn
PROPRIETOR OF THE
HONOLULU PIONEER STEM CANDY FAtfTdRYBAKERY AND ICE CREAM PARLOR
Established 1863
Respectfully inform the public that from this day on he Is fully prepared to receive rmlcrj for
Lunches Dinners Suppers Banquets BallsAnd guarantees in all cases the fullest satisfaction as given in former years not only abroadbut also in Honolulu Having references dating back as far as the year
1862In Honolulu having catered on all state occasions as also for select parties given by theirlate Majesties Kamchntnchn IV Kanicliamcha V and Lunalilo and having the honor of sup ¬
plying the present royal household with the delicacies produced In my establishment havingover forty years practical experience in this line of business
3J1 IIOKNConfectioner Pastry Cook and Ornamcntcr
Factory Sfcoro and Ico Croam Pai lor 3STo 711IoteL bofc J 6rt and aSTnvtanti Sts
Both No 74 Honolulu H
BEMOVAL NOTICEPRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY hasTHE to its new office in the FRIEND
BUILDING centrally located on Bethel Street nearthe Post Office erected for its use with improved facili-ties
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and a new outfit of Bqdy Tyik for book work and anexcellent assortment of Poster Tyi is better preparedthan ever to attend to any orders entrusted to it
The long1 established Book Bindery of T G Thrumis also moved to occupy a portion of the upper floor andits efficiency for ruling perforating numbering bindingetc renders the PRESS PUBLISHING COS Officesecond to none in this city for completeness in all the de-
partments¬
of News Book Job and Poster Printingand Binding All orders faithfully attended to
J J GREENE T G THRUMForeman Pres and Manager
it jnff VAiiiT---ij-Uh4fa OT T A3
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Established 1859Pioneer ITurniture Warerooms
CE WILLIAMSPROPRIETOR
Just ReceivedA larRe variety of Parlor and Bedroom SetsWardrobes Sideboards Bookcases WritingDesks nnd Tables Reed and Rattan Rockers
vr Furniture line PIANOS TO RENTOne hundred doicn CHAIRS to Rent for Balls Parties Etc UPIIOLSTERINC of
every description a Specially
TJnderfcalcing in all its BranchesMutual Telephone and Night Alarm No 7G
66 and 68 IIOT3SL STREET
HAY AND GRAINLARGEST STOCKS
BEST QUALITYLOWEST --PRICES
UNION FEED COTelephones No 175 Cor Queen and Edinburgh Sts
GEORGE ENGELHARDTFormerly witliSamul Noll
IMPORTER TJEAXEB INSTOVES CHANDELIERS LAMPS
Crockery Glasswo House Furnishing Htirdwaro AgatoIron and Tinware
AGENT HALLS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANY1EAVER BLOCK FORT STREE2
Th Stora formerly occupied hy S Nott oppobt Spbkckkls Cps Hank Honolulu H I
E B THOMASContractor Builder
Estimates given on all kinds of Brick Iron Stone ind Wooden Buildings Refers to thefo lowing prominent hul dings erected by him amongst othersoo numerous to mention thenndgASswan Buildlf Etc
mC IIonolu Library wlWer Mr8 Lack Vce
Brick Work ho all its BranchesOmceS corner Queen and AlaVea Street Mu- - Telephone No 8
Scncrol Jlbbcritocmcnlfif
JUST RECEIVED
COLGATES CELEBRATED PERFUMES
Comprising the Following Delicious Odors
CASHMERE BOUQUETAPPLE BLOSSOM
LOTUS BLOSSOM
PANSY BLOSSOM
MOUNTAIN VIOLETCAPRICE
LILY OF THE VALLEYOPOPONAX
STEPHANOTISWHITE1 LILAC
WHITE ROSEYLANG YLANG
JOCKEY CLUB
IrlOLLISTEK CO109 Foil Street
HHACKFELDGoOffer for Sale
IRONVat ion SIim
STEEL RAILS
ROOFING SLATES
CROCKERY
FENCE WIRES
CEMENT
ROCK SALT
ba3 s Ajaro Ba-a-risra- -
And a Large Variety of other Goods too Numerous to Mention
MR1 TJ ji STOCK
All jjoocls at Greatly ReducedPricos
BFEHLERSCO99 Fort Street Honolulu
CHARLES HUSTACE109 inil 111 King St liotwoon Fort and Alnlcoru
Has received per late arrivals a full assortment ofST-A-rPX-i-
E asnD sajntctst geocekobsConiliting in 1 nil of
Fnrn y Flour Gcrmca Oat Meal Corn Meal Cracked Wheal Breakfast Jem Dunce Hamami Bacon Calfisli Lard Smoked Beef New Cheese Kegs Cnl Butter Dates RaisinsMustard bauce Sea loam Wafers Saloon nml Milium lrl a1 iriii ii1171 r ii -- - - fwwk
V irA so a U nc 0 Lal- - era Cos Crackers and Cakes All of
G uuiiiu ui luwcii rates ah orders receive careful attention nnd prompt deliveryBoth Telephones No 119 P 0 Dox Ho 37
LAINE COlUve received a conngnment of the mot Kconoiuical auj Valuable Feed for 11 Ltl r it
COOKED LINSEED MEALIt l the fircateit Fled former Milk and Duller producer n uu
liillownboul7 PrP ol nuirllivu matter i lll nnly 3Mrlvl1mlb r1 or 3 II of com or to 767 II ofwell aour unual upply of the tetViuUofnay uuu Whont Corn Eto Etc
which 11 ouerea at the Lowest Market liatet mid delivered free
Unrivaled
JOHN NOTTNumber S Kaahumanu Street
STOVES RANGESGranite Iron and Tin Ware
Oliandoliors Lamps anil LanternsWater Pipe and Rubber IIose
PLDMB1KC
HOUSE KEEPING GOODS
TIN C01TO AND SHEET IRON WORK ETC ETC
WOLFE CONo Q6 HOTEL STREET
Have Received by Late ArrivnlauriedFowT KlZ T FrUSar SBe--
jiincKeniiu Biculllargo assorimcnt or Camli and Nuts Orders will
lroinp delivery Guaranteed
14 Percenticat bran
rccelveNrareful ntlcnllon
Box Bell Telephone Mutual
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too lit of thli mealAlio our
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THE DAILY HERALDiAnll 1o for Hlo XiUV ut tlio ITol- -
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Fort itreetttrect
CRYSTAL SODA Hotel Street
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THURSDAY APRIL 7 387
LOOAX NEWSThomas Square
concert to nlglit
MerchantWORKS
has its first band
Col M Thompson is thanked for 1
varied budget of American papers
The Station slate was clean up tillmidnight last night
The Uritish man-of-wa- r Caroline is
expected shortly from n SquiIi American
IrtMr L Adlcr brought from thc Coast
an elegant stock of boots and shoespersonally selected
Mr Alex Flohr machinist and lock-
smith¬
has had a pretty sign painted inhis shop window on Bethel street
The Piipiilani habeas corpus casecomes up this morning at 10 oclockbefore the Chief Justice at chambers
The story that Major Bcndcl hadsold out his stock in the AmericanSugar Refinery San Francisco provesto have been false
Messrs Hishop Co received210000 uold coin on Tuesday of
which 184000 is part of the Hawaiian loan in London
ii Mil
About twenty of the Portuguese reemits for the Honolulu Kilics weredrilled last night Company A of thebattalion has drill to night
Geo W DeLong Post G A Itwill tender a reception to morrow eve-
ning
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to Major Ilcndcrsliot HoyDrummer of the Rappahannock
Major Ilcndcrsliot has shown usletters recommending him for differentpositions written by distinguished per ¬
sons inctuding President Lincolnjcncrals Grant and Ilurnside also one
bcarinc the well known signature ofSecretary Spinner
Judge McCully in passing sentenceon Vance yesterday for shooting at Marden gave the practice of carryingpistols the censure it always receivesfrom the Hawaiian Bench The termof imprisonment was increased by twomonths white the fine was reduced byone half
The funeral of Wong Kim foremanof the Chinese fire company took placeyesterday afternoon the processionbeing headed by the Royal HawaiianBand Over a hundred firemen in-
cluding¬
several officers of the Depart-ment were in the line The bell ofthe Central Station was tolled
Mr Hebbard was driving a party ofladies up Fort street about ten oclocklast night when in turning into Kingstreet a wheel came off and the car-
riage¬
was tin own on its beam endswith a crash The ladies were nothurt but laughed gaily as they pickedthemselves up and took their seats ina hack
m
The Toledo Ohio Commercial ofFebruary 24 in connection with thenews of the Mauna Loa lava flowgivcsa description of the flow of 188081which it explains was written by anAmerican boy who visited the scene incompahy with Mr Frank P Hastingsthen deputy consul and now vice con-
sul¬
general at Honolulu
Moonlight Concerts
There will be a concert this eveningat 730 at Thomas Square The follow-
ing
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is the programmeOverture Festival JltchMarch Tannhauser WagnerFantasia Hawaii lonoi Michiels
Solo Cornet by Charles MichielsSelection Faust Gounod
Aloha Ocl Aloha OelFantasia Trumpet Solo Duhclm
Solo executed by Mr C MichielsIntroduction Hosamundc SchubertMarch Queen Kapiolanis Farewell MichielsYalt J ubllee Coote
Hnwaii lonoi
Drumpter Boy of the Rappahannock
The Honolulu Rifles have volun-
teered
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to take part in and give an ex-
hibition drill at Major Hendershots en
tertainment on Saturday and Mondaynights Arrangements have also beenmade for the best local amateur talentin the city to appear on the same occastons Names will be given later unMonday afternoon from 230 to 330Major Hendershot vill give a perform ¬
ance for the school children at theArmory of the Honolulu Rifles theprice of admission to lie twenty fivecents
The drum given by Horace Greeleyto Major Hendershot was received ntthe hands ot General Winfield Scott inthe Cooper Institute New Yotk inFebruary 1863 The gold mounteddrumsticks were not the elder Bennettsgift as stated in this paper yesterdaybut were presented by the RepublicanGarfield and Arthur Club of 1880 inChicago These articles will be on ex-
hibition¬
to day at Messrs J E BrownCos office where the box plan for
the Majors first entertainment is nowopen
SUPREME COURT
April Term
Judge McCully presiding Vancetried on Monday for assault with apistol was fined 50 and costs andcommitted to hard labor six months
Kalacokakoi vs Kahclc ejectmentPlea in bar argued
McWayne vs Carty assumpsitTrial was in nrocrcss at 1 oclockHatch for plaintiff Dare for defendant
AT CHAMIinUS
Before Chief Justice Judd Habeascorpus A petition was made on Tues ¬
day on behalf of Piipiilani by his coun-sel
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Mr Charles Crcighton for a writof habeas corpus The annlicant is aprisoner in Oahu Jail under a convic-tion
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in the Police Court of Honoluluof the offense of selling and disposingof spirituous liquors without a licensecontrary to Section a of the SessionLaws of 1886 relating to the regulationof the sale of spirituous liquors Thegrounds of application are allegedirregularities in the mittimus consign-ing
¬
the prisoner to the custody ot theMarshal and arc i It nowhere ap ¬
pears in said mittimus that the offensetherein alleged to have been committedwas committed within the jurisdictionof the Police Justice j 2 it is nowherestated in said mittimus that liquor wassold to any person 3 the time whenthe offense was committed nowhereappears in said mittimus 4 Section2 of the Session Laws of 1S86 relatingto the regulation of the sale of spiritu-ous liquors referred to in snid mittimusprovides punishment according o thedegree of the offense and said mittimus docs not set out specificallyirr wnicn oegrcc the prisoner wasproved guilty 5 the mittimui variesfrom the judgment in that the prisoneris adjudged guilty of selling liquorwithout a license and sentenced topay a fine of 400 and pay costs 470and provides for no imprisonment fornon payment of fine imposed whereasthe mittimus ndds the word spiritu-ous
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and imprisonment in default ofpayment of fine
The writ was issued and made re-
turnable at to oclock yesterday beforeChief Justice Judd Mr A P Peter-sen
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Deputy Attorney General appear-ed
¬
for the Marshal and Messrs Crcigh-ton
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and Pocpoc for the petitioner MrPeterson asked a continuation to affordhim time to answer which was grantedand the prisoner admitted to bail inthe sum of 500
Before Judge Preston In the mat-
ter¬
of the bankruptcy of Y Anin Ahearing was had on an order to showcause why tliCj bankrupt is not in contempt for failure to file his statementof assets and liabilities L A Thurstonslated that the Deputy Marshal hadgone to Anins for his books and papersand was told that they were burnt upIt was ordered by the Court that thebankrupt produce in Court before theclerk all his books and papers before 4oclock p m and render and file inCourt the required schedule as orderedat or before 10 oclock a m on Mon ¬
day next on pain of being sent toprison At 250 p m Anin producedm Court a bundle of books and papersL A Thurston for the rule and YAnin in person
Appointments in the Rifles
J II Rcist has been appointedRegimental Quartermaster Sergeantand Frank Godfrey Ordnance Sergeantof the Honolulu Rifles Appointmentshave been made in Company A vizJ L Torbert first Sergeant CharlesT Wilson second Sergeant II Reidthird Sergeant F Wood fourth Ser-
geant¬
W A S Beales Quartet masterSergeant Company 13 E F Bishopfirst Sergeant vA Kobertsoiv secondSergeant HMeyers third SergeantA Brown fourth Sergeant 1 L Win-
ter¬
Quartermaster Sergeant MorseWicke Oat Wagener Magoon Gibsonand Crozier Corpornls
Shipping Notes
Schooner Kauikcaouli brought 1850bags sugar discharging into the barkSaranac
Schooner Ke au I Ion sailed onTuesday for Kaunakakai for a load ofcattle for Hon S M Damon This is
her first trip since undergoing her re-
cent¬
thorough repairing by Mr E ItRyan She is tight as a cask
Schooner Liholiho brought 1624bags sugar Manuokawai 500 bagsrice and 70 of bran
Schooner Kaulilua takes a roller forthe Wainnae sugar mill to day
H M S Kaimiloa having receivedher new propeller made at the Mono- -
lulu Iron works came oil tnc marineRailway yesterday and was hauled in tothe Pacific Mail wnart
I I S N Co schooner Lihohilogoes on the Marine Railway to day
Steamer C R Bishop brought 1805bags sugar steamer James Makee
3010Farewell Sociable
The ladies of the Bethel UnionChurch and congregation will give afarewell sociable this evening at theresidence of the Rev E C OggclNuuanu Avenue to Mr and MrsWilliam Waterhousc who expect toleave soon for their home in CedarRapids Iowa All friends of Mr andMrs Waterhousc will be cordially welr
come
Guava Jelly
Mr F Horn in addition to breadcake candy and ice cream turned outof the Pioneer in unlimited quantitiesmakes one article of peculiarly tropicalbasis on a very large scale This is
guava jelly a luxury of high repute inclimes where the fruit in its naturalstate is unknown An advertisementof the jelly in this paper tells what is
probably not generally known that agreat deal of the article is sent abroadby leading firms hdrc every year MrHorn has labor saving appliances formaking the jelly on a scale only limit-ed
¬
by the supply of the raw fruit andhe buys all of it that the native pickersbrings along Even with the attentionrequired by other branches of hisbusiness he can turn out from1500 to 2000 pounds per day ofthe guava jelly And such jelly 1 Itsruby color translucent purity andglistening reflection not to mentionus incomparable flavor will make itsell at sight nnywhere and if scarceat a premium With maceration gearoperated by steam huge copper vatsfor mixing and steam pipes for boilingthe process of manufacture js bothcleanly and rapid People who wantany jelly for their own use or as a treatto send to friends in other lands shouldmake application jn due season toensure being supplied
rOHKIJN NEWS
UNITED STATES
General Butler is suffering from adislocated shoulder
A consignment of 10047 pounds ofopium received in San Francisco bythe steamer Alameda from Australiahad to pay 109470 duty
Professor McGcc of the GeologicalSurvey who personally investigated theCharleston earthquake predicts dangerfrom the same cause to WashingtonPhiladelphia New York and othercities along a certain line of displace ¬
ment Professor Newberry of Colum ¬
bia College thinks the telegraphedviews of McGcc to lvavc been exaggerated as the known conditions of theCharleston earthquake as agreed on bygeologists arc not of a character tomake probable nny immediate similarshaking up of New York and othersea board cities
Hon William McDougall n promi-nent
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authority on international law inCanada is reported as giving the opin-ion
¬
that the only part in the treaty of181S involved in the present dispute islimited exclusively to the subject offishing He also has characterized asabsurd the notion that the UnitedStates can be bullied into abandonment of retaliation and adoption ofreciprocity
CANADA
The Montreal Josf owned andedited by Irishmen lately made a viru-
lent¬
attack on Lord Lansdownc Gov-
ernor¬
General of the Dominion charg-ing
¬
him with having concentrated with-in
¬
himself the worst qualities of hisancestry Eviction being conducted onLord Lansdownes estates in Irelandarc cited to give point to the bitterarticle
A prominent Liberal has publisheda proposal that a petition be sent toQueen Victoria asking for the appoint ¬
ment of a Royal Commission consist-ing
¬
of six Conservatives and six Lib-
erals¬
to inquire into the iniquities andinfamous doings of the present Dom-
inion¬
Government Representativegovernment in Canada is representedto have become a farce and thecountry a sink hole of scalawags andshysters from all parts of the world
Hon John Costigan Minister ofInland Revenue has been indicted furpersonal bribery in the elections Ifthe charges are proved he will notonly be unseated and disqualified butalso imprisoned
American capitalists are said to havea scheme on hand for buying up allthe coal and iron mines of CanadaIn self protection the Canadian mine- -
owners representing 50000000 ofcapital are organizing a coal and ironassociation and will try to induce theGovernment to raise the duties so asto enjtble smelting works to be startedm the Nova bcotia iron districts
A bill is before the Ontario Legisla-ture
¬
to incorporate a company for util-
izing¬
the power of the falls ami watersof the Niagara and Chippewa riversThe applicants for the charter are thecorporation of the town of NiagaraFalls and it is understood that Americrtn and English capital is at the backof the enterprise
EUROPE
Two fortune tellers one in 1863and the other in 1884 predicted tothe Emperor William that lie wouldlive ninety six years There are inPrussia no less than 5iOo persons over90 years of age There arc Coo tenyears older than the Emperor
The collecting of silver snoons indifferent cities of Europe is the latestcraze among travelling American ladiesTheir mode of procedure is to procurespoons of different shape in each citythey visit and on their return to theirnative land the spoons arc engravedwith the names of the places whencethey came
Public opinion in Alsace Lorraine is
inflamed by the attitude of the GermanMinistry in relation to the local legisla-ture
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government and institutidns TheGerman garrisons arc being quietly andsteadily strengthened
European despatches of March 23rdspoke of an alliance having been form ¬
ed between Russia Austria and Italywhich was going to avctt the threat-ened
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war A London despatch of the27th however states that continentalnews that night was increasingly war-
like¬
A Berlin special commented onthe predominance of Russian influencein the French Cabinet and foreshadow-ed
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an early resignation of the GobletMinistry The Hungarian War Min-
isters¬
circular restoring the field telegraph force is referred to by theFrench press as fresh proof that theallied Powers arc resolved to forceFrance into war
The Pan Slavist agjtation is spread-ing so rapidly in Servia that the 1owcrsmay be forced into a conflict by eventsbeyond their control
Today is II U II Princess Poomaikelanis 48th birthday The event willbe duly celebrated by the royal house ¬
hold A riding party will leave thePalace for Waikiki this morning theladies being arrayed in the ancientpa tt
A new game at present absorbs theattention of patrons of Mr McCarthysbilliard nail I here is a pin with acavity loaded with dimes at the topwhich is placed in the center of thetable and which it seems to be theproper thing to avoid hitting with theballs
Mr E C Macfarlancs letter to theSan Francisco Jlitllttin on the subjectof the loan is with pleasure
in this paper by rcmicst TheHhkaid has been very careful nilalong to avoid giving currency to irrcponsible reports now proved to havebeen false that the loan was a failure
Tub Daily Hkkald 50 cents permonth delivered
Fresh oysters by the Australia at theClub House
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
AKK1VAXS- -
WitDNinnAY April ft
Stmr 1st Mukce from KauaiStmr C R Million from KnualSchr KaulltMoull front KukrtUtiSihr Mliolihofrom KImIcSchr Manuolcwnl from KooJju
DEPARTURESVtr0lAY Aprllfi
Simr C l llltlion fur KatiatStmr Iwalnnl fur lnlmlni Kukulluelc llonrAaa ami
1nAuhiu at 8 inSchr Wowitilno fur KohalaletcSchr Mnna lor IlonomuSclirVnlclm v WaUlua
sVESSELS liEAVINa TO DAY
Stmr J Male for Walaruc at 6a mStmr I A Jumminifor WalmanaW al 7 a mStmr Wniiiunalo fur Walalua at 9 a mSchr KaulVcaouli for KohaWSchr Kaulilua fur Walaiuo
VoftKol lit Fort from Foreign PortHaw hit Kalalaua Artnilroriir frninjValiiaralullrlg Allio llowe ritilllut from South Sort UlamlAinlktnc llantcr 1cnlinan from San KninctKoMinion stmr Morning Mar turner from South Si
ItlnnitsAm heme Clau SpiccktU Dnur from San Fran
clicoAm lik Saranac Shaw from San KnmctKOS S Auttraha llou ilctte from San Kranclwjo
Voinols Expootort from Vorolcii PortGr uk Imcultt - from Liverpool Utter cb
ruary 9030 1H7 To Sihatfci Co ngemtItrtt hark CcritM from Liverpool due May i tollrlarklt 1 I from NcwcaHle NS W ilu
Fell -Am lik Tlmour llrtutr from Ikwton iltta May l isSS Malpou llayward from th Colon due
April gS S Abmeita Morw from San 1imclioo due April
16Ibrk Calhiirleu lerUni from San Iranclwo due
April 1 5
llklne Jane IatMuWri dinger fiotn Puget Soundnow due
Hark Makah from Ncwcatle N S W due ApriI0 30
Dark Julie from Newcastle N S W due April18 38
jlclu SUiucvliocinciiOJ
FOE SALE
ji i1 jn nniiMjiMi iiuuiiiuruurAt the lowest figure of the finest quality of
GUAYA JELLYWarranted genuine made of the pure juice
only ami guaranteed to slantl
EXPORT TO ANY 0L1A1ATEAND- -
Will not deteriorate in quality for any numberof years Large quantities exported everyyear by some of the largest commercial firirnof this city to dilTcrcnt parts of the UnitedSlates and the German Empire
Manufactured at the
lHoncoL Steam Candy Factoryand Bakery
Established in 1863
F WORNPractical Confectioner Pastry Ciok and
Ornamcntcr
Hotel between Nuuanu and Fort StreetsIloth Telephones No 71
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SBIO RewardLOST MARCH 3ist TWO HOUSES
brown branded J J one red brautledM Return to See Hop Moanalua Kupaand icccive the above reward
C0CU ucrtiBcmcnts
TI IK ELITEICE GREAW1 PARLORS
COOL OFF
TCK CREAM OF SUPERIOR OUAUTVland In vatloiw flaw ingi alwiy on hand
also delicioun Water Ice
The finest line of the choicest Cnmltehave just arrived per Australia
Our store and stock 1 In complete orderand well woitliy your Inspection
Hell 182
TELEPHONESMutual 3j8
TUB ELITE ICE CRKMI PARLOUS
Open Daily Until II P M
HOTBUNSOf the well known first clan quality of
many yuan reputation will be ready and de-livered
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to all parts ol the city
From 5 n in to 5 oclock p in
Pioneer Steam Gaudy Factory and
Bakery
f i ionisrPractical Confectioner Paltry Cook and
Jlaker
No 71 J I OTJBXj STKIBETDot Port and Nuuanu Strccti
Doth Telephone No 7
NEW STOCK
I4ools and ShoesNtuinmi between Merchant and
Streets HonoluluQueen
I lake pleasure in informing the public thatI have returned from the Coast with an
ELEGANT STOCKOf Shoes selected by myiclf comprising
Finest Ladies French Kid Shoes
Mens Fine Shoes and Boots ElegantChlldtens Shoes
Also a fine lot of
Infants Bronze Shoes
L ADLERarshals I 0 Sa to
lly virtue of certain writs of Execution issuedout of the Police Court of Honolulu Islandof Oahu against J M Kapena in favor of C
J Iishel both of Honolulu aforesaid fur thefollowing amounts viit
Execution issued February 5 1SS7 loS 75February 22 1887 10070March sO 1887 185 15
Total 403 10
I have levied upon and shall expose for saleat public auction at the front entrance ofKalakaua Hale Police Station In Honoluluaforesaid at 12 M oclock 011
Tliwsility Iky 5lli 1887
To the highest bidder all the light title andinterest of ihu said J M Kapena defendantin and to the following property unless saidjudgment interest costs and my expenses hepreviously paid
List of property fur sulei- -Ono PhaetonOne Hay Horse
JOHN LOTA KAULUKOUMarshal
Hcnolulu April 5 1887
Cjcncvtl iluuctHscmcnta
GULICKSGeneral Business Agency
Skilled and Unskilled Labor Furnished
THERE ARK NOW REGISTEREDAgency Hook keepers Engineers
Plantation Lunas Carpenters Hustlers CooksHoys etc who arc seeking employment andmany of whom can furnish the best of refer ¬
ences if required
Valuable real estate In desirable Iotforsale or Icimc Convenient Cottages to let onfavorable term
THE OLD CORNER Noltcs for saleon reasonable terms A rare chance for in ¬
vestment
A LODUING ESTAI1LISI1MENTConveniently located paying handsomely tobe had at a bargain
Full particulars given Utmn application atthe Agency
No MRUqilANT ST HONOLULU
Bell Telephone 348 B O Box 415
iroizEASTER
rUSli- -
SCrOrS
HAMOND DYES
Benson Smith Co
OK CCompany arc hereby notified
that the next quarterly meeting ol the Com ¬
pany will he held on Saturday April 9th at1 1 oclock a 111
J 0 CARTI2USecretary
Honolulu April 1 1887
ANNUAL MEETING OF THEPublishing Company will he held
in the Companys ofiice llcthcl street Tlmrday April 7 at Qsjo a m
THUS H SOUTHWICKSecretary
SITI
AGENTS
QUARTERLY illfflG
THE ST0CKI10LDKUS
NOTICET1IK
WANTED
would make himself ucncrallv usefulIn a warehouse Undcrmands packing goodswrites a nood hand and could assist In nnofiice Can give good icferencc as to charac-ter
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and sobriety Salary not so much an ob- -
icct as o permanent situation Address A XHerald ofiice
DIVIDEND NOTICE
ADIVIPENI OK FIVE DOLLARS AWailuku Suoar Cos stock
is due anil navali e today at the office of CUuccn direct
the stockholders thisllrcwer Company
rER ORDERHonolulu April 1 1887
D1IDENDN0T1CE
A MONTHLY DIVIDEND OK ONEX IJol ar per share will be payable on
capital stock of the Peoples Ice andrator company on luestlay theMtrch at the Comninve nfllr
theRefrige29th of
W E FOSTERSecretary
11 YI DENlfNOTIOE 7
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWODollars a share upon the C Brewer
Company stock is due and payable at theoffice of the Company on Queen street
J O CARTERTreasurer
Honolulu April I 1K87 -
AND
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A JThe two siory reniduitce in Nuuanu Valley
at present occupied by Prof M M Scott tolet irom tnc hrst ot April
The house lately occupied by Mr JulianMonsarrat on Makikl street next baseballgrounds to let
FOR SALEA residence in Nuuanu Valley opposite the
Ice Works with twelve acres of garden pas ¬
ture and taro land occupied by Mr M SilvaA
Kaahumanu Street
A UREWSTER
TO LET
lETOR SALECavtwriglifc
CARTWR1GHT
PHAETON NEARLYIT new repainted to be seen atgaug - A Mor
carnage shop King street Apply toJ W LUNING
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VJfflQDE INJAM15 0S1Y
OW BMC AQRAO AND ART DEAL ¬
ERS ARt DUPED
Tito Man wltli n Iortuno In Ills ContTnll roehoi Icoplo Who Arc nn UaiyTroy to Unscrupulous Denlors BoriisArtA very old man with long grny liair and
bcnnl nnd n gcnoral npponranco of scody
respectability about him stood In front of nwindow on Fourth nvenuo yesterday wheron number of old clocks and nnnless anddccnpltntal utntues woru displayed for boIo
Tho rmtrinrch viewed tho collection withlonging eyes whilo nt tho srnno tlmo hoBocinod to bo keeping soinothlng concented
under tho long tails of his coat which hadonco boon liottlo grecn In color but nowhad faded to a dirty yellow After fcomomoments sjient in foisting his eyes on thobric-n-bra- o in tho window tho old man wentInside and drawing tho proprietor awayto a secluded comer of tho store said in avoico that would lo a fortuno to n stogo
Ulalnt- -
Bay 1vo got itlGot what asked tho collector won
dcrlnglyA miniature on ivory of Mnrtha Wash-
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nnd whats more tho proofs that itbelonged to her It was stolen by n ser¬
vant nnd utter nil theso years lias Anallycomo Into my hnuibi said tho old fellowglibly as ho rubbed his hands together
Hero it Is drawing from under hit coatn miniature in ft battered frame Thoportrait was so discolored that it mightiiavo represented Martini Washington orLydla rinkliam for all an ordinary observercould toll
Such n gem as this continued tho oldman to bo discovered after all thesoyears would mako tho flndcr famous Thoroare doubtless hundreds of capitalists In thiscity who would gladly purchase it as n pres¬
ent for tho president Thats whero thopicture ought to bo In tho Wlilto Housein tho White House ho added as thoughpleased with tho words
I supposo you had a good deal of troubloin getting tlilil asked the denier
Troitfilo echoed tho other Well Ishould say so You know how such gemsof historic vnluo nro discovered months ofdotcctivo work your wholo energy expendedon tho search And money Oh raisinghis hands Tho money I lmvo spent inpursuing my researches Why It has beg¬
gared mo for tho tlmo being Hut It hasbeen woll spent I shall soon get It backagain
I dont know nbout Hint said thodoalcr coolly Tho painting isnt worthanything and as for tho frumo that wasworth tweuty flvo cents throe years ngowhon it was manufnctuAxl In Jersey cityI guess you havent struck a purchaser forthat thing hero old man
I shant try to convinco you that Itsreal said tho rello hunter as ho folded thominiature up In his coat tails again anddrifted toward tho door
Thats n specimen of tho kind of humbugI lmvo to deal with ovory day Bald thodealer nftcr tho old man and his historictreasure had disappeared It require ngood deal of nerve you would think forsuch a man to sulndlon dealer who Is sup¬
posed to know all about tho bric-n-bra- o andart market nnd yet they frequently doHardly a day passcii but Momuliody turnsup in this shop and informs mo myste-riously
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that ho lias soma work of art or curi-osity
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that ho Is Milling to sell at a greatbargain lccnuso ho is hard up You haveno Idea how Ingenious somo of them fraudsare Thoy havo to havo vonsldcrablo knowl ¬
edge of urt and bo gcnernlly well Informedor thoy would soon get found out
Do thoso Impostors carry on n regularbusiness tho denier wax asked
Thoro is a littlo German on tho East sldowho lives In n dingy little basement nndmanufactures art curios and brle-a-bra- o bytho dozens Ho supplies middlemen whodlO80 of tho articles to denier or morofrequently to a prlvnte individual TillsGemma doesnt manufacture paintingsThat is ft separate branch of tho industrybut ho is very clovor In making llonumcoins and In putting ngo on bruizo nnd Ironornament It requires no small skill tomako n statue of copper manufacturedyesterday look as If it had lain for a thou ¬
sand years undergroundDo prlvato Individuals sudor much by
theso peoplo who offer bogus nntiqniticsOh thoy nro rosy proy for nn uuscru
pulous peddler of curios Half of thowealthy pooplo of Now Yoik havo littlo orno knowlodgo of art so thoy nro not hardto vlctlmlgo Tnko tho case of a man ofRinall education who has suddenly acquireda fortuno Ho sues antiques and hlstoriaworks of art In other peoples houses wheroIt may bo his fortuno to visit and immedi-ately
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Imagines that It Is tho proper caperfor him to havo something of tho kind tooTho wealthy parvenu has many vampiresaround him but not tho least ruinous istho man who pretends to boll him such nrtlolos as tho snufT box of Denu Drummoltho wnlking enno of Qeorgo IV or tho lastportrait which Mario Antoinette sat for
You havo no idea of tho stuff that Islying In luxurious parlors on Fifth avenuofoveronced on account of its antiquitywhich was probably manufactured by Ital ¬
ians in somo Now Jersey workshop Boohow pooplo get takon in in regard to pict-ures
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Tltcro w as tho collccton sold last yearof tho Asplnwalls Thoy spent enormoussums of money on thoso paintings Hutbless you when tho nolo como tho dealerswcro quick to soo that tho majority of thocanvasos wcro copies and so hardly n pict-ure
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brought moro than 3000 and tho averago prlco was about 500
Aro counterfeits to bo found In any oftho flno collections tho dealer was askod
In tho best you will always And somowork of art skillfully executed that is a hum-bug
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It is safo to say that thero is no collec-tion
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In this country which is niado up on- -tiielyof authontlo works of art Soma oftho smartest collectors will get takon inbut you couldnt ponmndo thorn to own upto tho fact for any amount of monoy Thoygo so far as to Indorso tho bogus works ofart nnd In timo get so that thoy beliovo atlast themselves that thoy own tho real ar-ticle
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When collections of paintings or brio-a-bra- o
handed down from fathor to sonnnd from generation to generation nrofinally sold tho humbugs among tho realpass readily for gcnuluo because thoy bearnot only tho stamp of tlmo but of a greatand well known collectors approval
I liavo no doubt if I woro to makonportrait with ft drawing machlno nnd put it ina Broadway window labclod with thonamo of somo grand old painter that itwouldnt stay thoro an hour providedtho price was under 100 You haveno idea what a crnra thoro Is amongtho representatives of tho codfish arlstoorooy to own old pictures and valunblobrlo-a-bra- o I must say I havo very littlosympathy for somo of theso peoplo for thoyseem to tompt n man to gull thom andtho volublo doalor turnod to a shabby looklng man who had just ontorod and openednegotiations fpr tho purchaso of tho deathmask of Napoleon Now York Journal
ie ikuftJi--a--L
Me Sam 6l6 sfdRY
liow tl Wits Told In Ancient TimesIovc Dotation nnd TotrmlrnrlimtTell tne lllparcho quoth Dlomcdca
tho scrhencr toll me by tholovo youbear tho gods is there Vila night In nilAthcii9 such delight as I returning frommy toil lmvo found This kid Is roast dto perfect Ion nnd tho spinach moro pleasestho pnlnto than tho olives of Cyprus ortho golden apples of Thrace Whero isto bo found such wino as you this mo-
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have with your two hands pouredout And surely where unless it bo upontho uncrcd mount in Thcsinly is to boheard of mortal cars such song ns youtouching your lye discount to tho plaintlvo spondees of Ihnonsrcjoctcd lover
Now by Pallas Athene quothHlpnrclio you say words that arosmoother nnd do moro rojoico mo thantho honey of Hymottus Yet wlint Bcrvico can 1 O Dlomcdcs do of which youaro not nforo than worthy For Kros nndhis seaborn mother shall bear mo witnessthat slnco tho time tho nrrow pierced mybreast kindling hero tho llro moro subtlethan that Prometheus stole to do yourwill has been my souls delight
Nny remonstrated Dlomcdcs gentlydisengaging Illpnrchos shnpoly armsfrom nbout his neck nny dear wife bonot so demonstrntivoj sec you havo spilledtho wino upon my togil
Tho godssavo mol crlol HlpnrclioI hid no purposo of that kind for twas
but this day that I seeing you nppronchour house snld to myself How clean Ismy Dlomcdcs nttlrol How well linth hopreserved his toga and his buskins fromtho last season suroly ho will not wantothers for months to comol
lly tho temple you must bo blindlllparcho mltiol cried Dlomcdcs Uponthis toga thero aro many Btnins both heroli front nnd clsowhcro too whero I imguardedly havo sat on benches nowlypnlntcd And look you how Hint mybuskins do ban nt tho knees 1
Not so O Dlomcdcs quoth HlpnrclioHavo I not eyes to sec Vet oven wcro
It ns you say nnd so it is not thero Isnbout you n beauty nnd manly grnco thatmiko nil peoplo blind to what you wenrHelas ol nl tis not so with mo al nlholnsl not so with your Hlpnrclio Ithas pleased tho gods to mako mo veryhuman and though I seek to bo comelyin your eyes 1 11ml itlinrd to bo so Lookwith your two oyes O Dlomcdcs uponthis flowing robo ot mlno nnd tell mo is Itnot dowdy lly Zeus I am nshnmed tobo scon wearing it in tho Acropolis thomoro so slnco but to day Phnxylln showhom I detest paraded beforo tho liousoclad in a now gown of Cnrthnglnlnu pur-ple
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By Hcroulcs protested Dlomcdcsyotir robo beseems yoiii Itlmth preserved
Its color nnd hnth not lost its shapelinessI llko It well remembering tlmt I paidM comas tho Cretan thrco totradrnchmsof silver starters for It
Nay by tlmt sauio Hercules tisdowdyl cried lllparcho nnd thereuponsho fell to weeping and to beating of herbreast and to tearing of her hnlr utteringwild oaths to Pallas Athcno and callingtho gods to witness that sho wished shonovcr hnd been born to wed n rami whocared not how his wife looked so long asho himself was well clothed WhereuponDlomcdca touched with compassion forHlpnrclio draw from his purso four tetrndrachms being his weeks salary andbndo her buy tho raiment sho desiredNow by tho dog how nro tho timeschnngcdl In theso degenerate days wolmvo no scmblnnco to Hlpnrchc thoAthenian wlfol O Zeus nnd yo other godsImmortal dwellers on high Olympushow hnrdly hast thou dealt with poster-ity preserving tho llko of Dlomcdcsthrough all ngcH down to this very mo-ment
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but giving to our companionshipnono such as lllparcho to mulct us of ourlovo of our dovotlon nnd of our tctradrachms Chicago Nows
Too flood u lrruclierHow do you llko that now minister
of yours asked Deacon Snnggs of EldorHorry
Im nfrold hoa too powerful Wocant stand It
Hows thatWoll you sco ho preached a trial scr r
mon on salvation nnd ocry unrepentantsinner In tho nudlcnco enmo up In frontnnd Joined tho church Bo wo engagedhim Tho noxt Sunday ho preached ontVo duty of mnrrlngo nnd ovcry oldbachelor and widower In tho congregationhooked on to nn old maid mid was married beforo Saturday night Ho got a 5fee out of ovcry couple Ilut tho woistcamo last Sunday Ho preached upon thoduty of giving all to tho Lord nnd I hopoi may never it iwo tiencoiw uiunt spraintholr backs carrying around tho contribu-tion
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baskets thoy wcro so loaded downwith silver Whon tho congregation wasdismissed it was Just llko leaving u ftirobank thoro wasnt a cont In tho crowdTho liouso had all tho monoy Wo cuntstnnd such eloquence WashingtonCritic
Tho Tontlitomo Bparo It 111
Wlint has becomo of tho toothsomespnro rib wo used to hear so much nboutin our infancy repented a MadisonBtrcot butcher as ho boosted a hind quar-ter of beef upon a block Tho sparo ribmy friend has been tabooed In the noithFor years and years It was looked uponwith high favor us a dainty moreol for nBundny dlniior and Thanksgiving feastbut of late years thoro has been littlo orno demand for tho superfluous bono1Tho rest of tho porker however lludsready salo in our markets Throw thospuro ribs nwny Oh bless von noLvcr hear of n butchor flinging anythinguwiiyr jno no xno Bparo nus nro shippedsouth by tho car load whero thoy arohighly prized by tho negro Udng nlmostas succulent nnd savory as possum orcoon tho colored peoplo have littlo troubloIn okclng out a pretty fnlr sort of livingoil tho despised rib which Is sold to thornat a very modcrato price ChicagoHerald
Icuil VJiitus llticod liy InsectsA French nichltcctural journal recalls
nn observation madoby Viollet lo Duetlint lead plates for roofing purposes nieoften pierced by insects Ho nccuscs thewnsps of being tho authors of tho littleholes that ho found gnawed In lend roofsbut Inter observers have discovered thatboth worms nnd llles often drill throughheavy plntcs Twenty five years ngo Itwas found that tho lend bullets of cnitrldges tlmt had been stored in woodenboxes wero badly gnawed nnd a numberof gall or saw flics woro found In tho netof working upon thorn Hoston Budget
Nnun Sahibs WidowTho widow of Nana Sahib tbp lender
of tho Sepoy mutiny of 1857 died recentlynt Katmandu tho capital of Ncpaul Showns tho daughter of a Hindoo schoolteacher and shared her husbands nmbltlon touscondonodnythothroiioof IndiaSho lived for ninny yenia on a Mnall pen ¬
sion granted her by tho government ofNonunl Chicago Times
Scitcvitl buciliscincitto
m iHas 300 pair of Light Colored
KID GLOVES slightly
spotted former price 500 a
pair
Will sell them this week
for only 150 a pair
A Fine Lino of Ladjos While
Kid Slippers
LEADING MILLINERY HOUSE
Fashionable DrcssmaMnp on thePremises
WE B N E B G oManufacturing and Importing
J 3ES W IS T 32 1 SV Uii Fort Street
Alonyiltetpon linmla moit elegant Mwrlmeni of
FINE JEWELRYSOLID AND PLATKI SILVER WAKE
Tver brought lo thii matlctt
CIocIih Wfttclics llrucclpls AccUIctH 1inn Lockets Gold Clmins
nnd Giumln Slecvo ButtonsStudH Etc Etc
And ornament or all Until
Elegant Solid Silver Tea Sets
Ami nil lelmU of silverware ultablefor prienlallon
KUKUI AND SHELL IEWELRYMade to order
Rrnnlrfntr of uatctri anil tewMrv cartfullv attended to and executed in the most workmanlikemanner
ENGRAVING A SPECIAL YParticular attention it paid to orderiand Job work
irom me otner itunua
Hawaiian HotelCARRIAGE CO
Carriages at all hours day andnight Saddle horses buggies wagon
ncttcs and village carts with stylish andgentle horses to let
FOR SALEA few good Horses 2 Tliaetons
Two Top Buggies second hand Har-
ness
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and s Village Carts
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMESKing up Telephone Numle 33 or Apply
MILES HAYLEY
A M HEWETTStationer Newsdealer
Merchant Strceet - Honolulu ILLMutual Telephone 371 Hell Telephone 302
Law Hooks and Lawyers Stationery aspecialty
- Orders taken for Newspapers PeriodicalsHooks Music etc from any part or theworld having made all arrangements thereforwhilst in San Francisco
Red Rubber Stamps to Order
THE ONLY PRACTICAL
Eni1
FUEL
radiateOn llioTslaiulR is
mi TUIlNEltNo 82 King Street
If you want our watch well repaired orour clock put in onicr po anu see mm
E0BT STREET
Howling Alley Shooting Caller1
AND
COFFEE EOOMFine Physical Exercise and Shooting
Practice
Lunches Sent ai All Hours of Day and NigM
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A few settings of pure White Leghorneggs can be obtained by applying to M TDonnell at C 15 Williams Hotel street until
J April 30th Price for setting of 13 350
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THE IfITABLI
Life Assurance Society
OF THE UNITED STATES
Total Assets Dec 81 0 7o51047270
Total Liabilities including le ¬
gal Kcscnc on all existingpuUclesU per cent Standard J9S4S97Oco
Total Undivided Surplus ocrlour per cent Kcsmc 1635587576
Of ulilch the proportion contribulcd as computed byPolicies in general class is 572876176
Ui which the proportion contribulcd as computed bvPolicies in Tontine class is 10627114 00
Upon the New York Slate Standard of 4 t 2per cent interest the Surplus is as
computed 2049517576
Mw AMiirni written in tRKri- - tlllrn9nlTotal Outstanding Assurance 411779098
Increase of Premium Income 281047540Increase of Surplus Iour per
tent basis 240963663Increase of Assets 895708526
In actual Surplus namely tne excess of ac-
cumulated¬
funds over liabilities in PremiumIncome in the amount of Assurance in forceon lis books the Equitable Life AssuranceSociety of the United States exceeds everyother life assurance companyand may bciustlyregarded as the largest and strongest life as-
surance¬
organization in the World
EXAMPLEOf Policy No 67389 Life Issued Ian
22 IJ72 on tiiciilcol W 11 J Date 01
expiration Jan 22 1887Amount of Policy 10000 Tontine Period
15 cars Age 53 AnnualPremium 54310
Total premiums paid In 15 years 814650
1 CASH VALUEConsisting of Reserve 385630
anu surplus 41QQ0905610
2 PAID UP VALUE - 1301000If the policy holder selectthis settlement as the paid upxnluc is larger than the originalamount of assurance a satisfac-tory
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certificate of good healthmust be furnished or the excessmust be drawn on a cash basis
3 CASH SURPLUS 519980Under this settlement the policyholder withdraws the surplus incash and retains the originalpolicy continuing the paymentof premiums less annual divi-dend
Three othci options are available under thisIolicy
The policies with io ycar Tontine periodsdo not show results as satisfactory as thosenboe given Policies with 20 year periodson the other hand will show much larger re-
sults¬
than those with 15 year periods but forpurposes of illustration the i5 car policiesthose of the intermediate period arc given asfair illustrations
The longer period of accumulation whichthe 20 year policies enjoy renders them themost desirable for those who seeking absoluteprotection nt the lowest Life rate desirealso the largest returns in case they live
Hence the Best Free Tontine Ordi-nary
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Life Policy is One with a
TWENTY YEARTONTINE PERIOD
The Free Tontine Policy of the EquitableLife Assurance Society is unrestricted afterone year incontestable after two yearsand Is then lAYAiuB in the event of deathimmediately upon the receipt of satisfactoryproofs of death
It guarantees a full share of the surplusearned nnd being issued by a Society holding a
Larger Surplus than any othercttA V Assurance Company
May be expected to show laiger profits thanthe policies of any other company
ALEX J-- 0AHTWIUGIIT
General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands
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Beautiful and Varied Stock
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Fine Woolen tails and Casiincrcs
Which he is making up at
PRICES
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A General line of fine hats Riding Ironsscans a specialty
Ladies filling habits nnd Jackets madeto order
Tictoria Restaurant
37 Queen Street
II A IUCHTER Proprietor
Lvtc Chief Cook to His Majesty
English French and German Cooking
Private Dinners at the Shortest Notice
MODERATE CHARGES
Open from 3 A M ijill 10 v 11
CLUB HOUSE- -
King Street
TO DAY
Lunch 1 130 a m till 230 v m
Pork Sausage Loin SteakPork Chop Mutton Cutlet
Veal Cutlet llreadcd Welsh RarebitCold Corned Spiced Uctf
Cold Roast MuttonFruit Cake Etc
Japan Tea Kona Coffee
Frozen Oysters in Cans and on the Half ShellPOULTRY DINNER
Commences at 430 r m runs till S r M
ELECTRIC HOUSE BELLS
Put in Stores Houses Servants OuthousesStables and
Burglar AlarmsAt reasonable rates For further particulars
call on
Flolip and McKenzioJ
Bethel Street Honolulu
J A McKonzioPractical Plumber and Gas Fitter
All orders for House or Ship work promptlyexecuted
Short next to Post Office llethel street PO llox loo Hell Telephone 424
THE ROYAL SALOONCor of Nuuanu and Merchant Sts
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF
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Wines Llnuors lifers nnd tee 1l tlruiuiiiu m iu cents per glass
CALL AND SEE US
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GEO M KAUPP - ProprietorFort Street Honolulu
llecf Mutton Veal Fresh Sausage PorkEtc Constantly on Hand
Shipping Supplied on Short Notice
--A H RasemannBook Hinder Paper Ruler and Wank Hook
Manufacturer
Campbells Block Rooms 10 and 11
Entrance on Merchant Street Honolulu
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Sacks Corn licit WholeSacks Corn JlcM Croclcil
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Sacks Dean Whilebacks Ilcant Krd
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SACKS POTATOHS HEST tn JUNNIKS
Casts NicnaeiCom Kilia Sotla Crackers IV
Caics Mtdium DreadCates Cracked Wheal 10 lb bags
CaKsUom Meal wMletolbtcsCaws Oil Meal lollybac
Cases Corn Starch
Casks Dupee Hams
Casks L k A Ilami Caiei It II liacon
Cases Fatrbaiiki Lanl 3 lb iallCaics Falrbanka Lanl J lb pall
Cairs Falrbanka Laid to lb piil
Caiei Whitney Duller In tintI lair firkins Duller Cilt Vjlgt
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Cases New Ghcese
Hone and Ullt Salt Codfithlibls llercet Calumbta Illver Salmon
Caws laundry StarchDoies llron laundry Soap
Pure Jkva Coffee Roaited and Ground 1 lb itntVbocks Veen Coffee Vnt
Chetts Japan lea 1 lb wvtntntlChettt Japan tea H lb papenkJJjR
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Doxcs KaMnt London IJiters tiMtjftJf boe Kaftlns London LayeriT- -
Doses Kaltint Muicatt
nrums Citron nVllloict Currants
Caics Chocolate - ftCases M lied Pickles A I 4Caws Spices assorted all site
Sacks Krsllili WlnuliSacks Soft Shell Alaionds L
Cases California Honey lb llmCases Klnp Morse 4 Coa fretli caniitd
Irnnti Jellies and VegetablesDoles Wrapping Paper extra qua lly
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Best California Leatlior
Sole Insole Harnett Stlrttnc nd UppersFrench and American Calftklnt
hheep Skint Ooal Skintbaddies andfaddl Ttees
Thete goodt art new and freth aud will be sold
LOWEST MARKET nATES
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No 42 Queen Street