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I VOL. XXV.--.N- o. 23. i HONOLULU, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1890. WHOLE No. 1328. (fartis. beginning with the King, be laid on the Business THE LEGISL4TIVE ASSEMBLY. table to be considered with the Appro- BY priation Bill : report was adopted. 2. AUTHORITY. Committee recommended that the peti- 11V MISCELLANEOUS of PUBLISHED Ninth Day. tion that absolute independence the kingdom be presented, be laid on the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO., (Limited,) BISHOP & COMPANY. Monday, June 2. table to be considered when the treaty ESTABLISBCKD XIV 1SS8, comes up for discussion ; report adopted. Every Tuesday Morning, The House met at 10 a.m., prayer by Rep. Rickard introduced a resolution BANKERS. the Chaplain. The minutes were read to DOLLARS PER ANNUM ,fi that $1,000 be appropriated build a Al FIVE UOKOLrbU, HAWAIIAN ISLASUs and approved. ruad to certain lands in Hamakua which DRAW EXCHANGE ON Rep. Kalua presented a petition from have been taken up under the Home- PAYABLE IX ADVAXCE. THF BMKOF CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO Kalawao praying: 1. That Dr. Lutz be stead Act but to which there is no road. AXD THEIR AOKKTS tN physician to the lepers. 2. Porflja Subscribers G. 00 ill Advnitce, appointed Rep. Brown moved reference to the New York. Boston, 1'arin. That $2,000 be appropriated for his pay. Committee on Public Lands : carried. 2. "Wiica 'nclndes postages prepaid. & LONDON. Referred to Sanitary committee. MESSRS. N M. ROTHSCHILD SONS, j- - That $1,500 be inserted in theAppropria-tio- n Rep. Robt. "Wilcox presented a peti- ANKFORT-ON-THE-- .V. -- Kill to improve the road leading H. M. WHITNEY, Business Manager. -- FR AI tion from Palama for $5,000 to open a The Commercial Banking Co. of Sydney, from Wuipio to Waimano, Hamakua, as Londor. road from Iwilei to the receiving hos it is in a dangerous condition ; laid on OSce, No. 46 Merchant Street. The Commercial Banking Co. of Sydney. pital at Knlihi. Laid on the table to be with the Ap- Sydney. The Bank of New Zealand, Auckland, the table to be considered considered with the Appropriation Bill. Bill ; carried. 3. That $800 and its Branches in Christchnrch, Djnedin and petition from propriation RATES OF ADVERTISING. Wcll-lngto- AN ACT Nobltt Pua presented a be inserted in the Appropriation Bill to The Bank of British Colombia, Portland, filth district for $7,000 for road from build a house for the school teacher at m 3 m ' 6 m Oregon. King street to School street, and moves Swim 2 iy The Azores and Madeira Islands. Kawiahae as he has no suitable resi- ' it be laid on the table to be considered ; Ka- 1 CO 1 50, 00 3 00' 001 6 00 10 00 Stockholm, Sweden. To Appropriate Money Purpose Defray- dence referred on motion of Rep. S IS 2 4 London, and for the of with the Appropriation Bill. 1 in S 00 3 00 4 00 5 00 6 001 10 00 14 03 The Chartered Bank of Australia paehaole to the Committee on Educa- ZOO 500 600 80011000) 14 00 20 00 China, Expenses Rep. Kalua moves reference to com- Yokohama, And transact a ing of Legislative Session tion. 2nZ in 4 03 6 00, 7 50 10 00 12 00 17 50 24 00 Hongkong, Japan. the the of mittee on Public Lands and Internal ' 1304 Banking y Minister Thurston read an act to 4 fa 5O0( 7501 900 12001500 24 00 30 00 General Business 1S90, Improvements as it is a new road. 1000 12 00 16 OOJ20 00I 30 00 the Year from Public Treasury. 31 of Session of . 750 5000 the amend Chap. Laws flft - Sin 00) Noble already nar- W 7te 903 12 O0 14 00 IS 00121 36 00 80 00 Pua said there is a '82, so as make all fertilizers duty 1500 18 U) 22 00 30 O0 40 001 5000 100 00 WILUEIC & CO., row road and himself and one other HCoi.. Be it Enacted by the free ; also an Act; to provide additional X C 17 K) 22 03'30 O040 00 5000l 80 00 120 00 Corner of Fort and Queen Steets, Houoln'.n. King and the Legislature of the are the largest land owners there. 1 Cl 2000 150 00 facilities in acquiring liomesteada. Lumber, Faints, Oils, Nails, Salt & Building Hawaiian Kingdom : Rep. Kalua said a committee can in- Minister Austin reported that the act for publication, vestigate and find out how much will intended 1304 Materials of every kind- - v it providing for the expenses of the Legis- aomd be&ddrert-e- to vhe"Kditor of the Hawa- will cost, otherwise the House know lative Session of 1890 was signed by His iian izctic. Post Oitice Box. O. " Section 1. There shall be and there hereby is ap- nothing more than at present. Laid on - Advertise-xaest- s. Majesty. e- errerpondence relating to iky.ua:' I5BCO!.. the table. -- oo?cripuous and Job Printing, shonld propriated twenty-fiv- e Rep. Rickard read an act to provide -- Importers of General Merchandise, the sum of thousand dollars be ad .res-t-- d to the 'Manager of the Hawaiian Rep. Kanealii presented a petition for establishing branch leper hospitals Gszecte. Port Office Box, O. " from from asking for an appropria- ($25,000) from the Public Treasury for the purpose of Wailuku for the treatment of suspects on the dif- ssrBatiaen Cards and all quarterly or yearly FRANCE, ENGLAND, GERMANY AND THE tion to buy certain landings and make drnjpeent' are payable in advance or on UMTED STATES. ferent islands. defraying the expenses of the Legislative Session of the them public property ; referred to com- Noble gave of reptcntetten of the bill 53 Queen - - Honolulu. H. I, Crabbe notice an act in mnstbeac-toiipiiiiU- No. Street, mittee on Public Lands. 2. For $2,000 X B All foreign advertisements d year 1S90. regard to inmates of tenement and with the pay when ordered in, or no for bridges in that district ; referred to lodging houses in Chinatown, Honolulu. junto will be taten of them. The rates of committee on Public Lands. 3. That remit-xae- e HYMAN BROTHERS. Minister Austin read his reply with re- sbuca are given in tap ibove scale, and Approved this 2nd day of A.D. 1S90. laws relating to Government lands be Tor European or American advertise June, gard to the treaty documents. The Min- ; laid on table to be consid- Tsttmu, it rutcnptious may be made by postal Commission Merchants, ister states since re- 20ti Front Street, San Francisco that completing his ef4er KALAKAUA REX. ered with any bill that may hereafter ply let- paid tofllllngandshipping he had received three additional Particular attentiou By be introduced. ters from the Minister at Washington THE 1C04 Island orders. y the King : Rep. Kahookano presented a petition Daily Pacific Commercial Advertiser which he had answered. from Kohala that a permanent hospital Brown Com-i-iS- Rep. moved a reference of the I pakliked bf the Hawaiian Gazette T L. A. Thurston; be established in Kohala. Moved to de-tre- M. S. GRINBAUM & CO., t iu Office in Merchant Street, and matter with all the documents to the City, at lay on the table to be considered with a Committee on Foreign Relations. by Jarners in the Commission Merchants, bill to be on the subject. (S6.00) Minister of the Interior. introduced Noble Macfarlane was in favor of the Six Dollars Per Annum. No. 121 California Street, han Francisco, Cal. Carried. aad Weekly to one address. motion, and further with instructions to Saiif 1304 y petition from .... 510.00 per annum Rep. Kamai presented a the committee to report immediately to rVreign Conmrie Postage paid, Makawao constitution of Kameha- - BilKt (!Iari)s. that the House as to whether the treaty pro- - .... 10.00 per annum G. W. MACFARLANE & CO., Business meha V. be He moved re- Awireee a.'l Communications, posea dv tne uabinet or any part of it, W Importers and Commission Merchants, ference to Judiciary committee. is calculated to jeopardize political HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY, Hatuaiiandiazeto Rep. Kapaehaole moved to lay on the Honolulu, it or commercial independence of No. 46 Merchant Street Hawaiian Islands, MISCELLANEOUS. the until hucli time as the honor- the table country . AGENTS rOB able member shall introduce a bill to iTEN-PAG- E Rep. Brown rises to a point of order Mirrlees, Watson & Co.. Scotland Street Iron EDITION. abolish the constitution. .asusiiucss J. K. HOOKANO, and says the matter of Noble Macfar-lane- 's tefo. Works, Glasgow. Rep. Kauhi moved that the petition John Fowler & Co., (Leeds) Limited Steam Plow Attorney and Counsellor at Law. amendment is proper for a reso- 1301 Works. ly be put into the waste basket along with and Locomotive Leeds. TUESDAY, JUNE 10. 1890. lution, but not an amendment to the PROFESSIONAL. Attends all the Courts or hie Kingdom. other petitions of a similar nature. motion. The motion to lay on the table is car- JI. E. 31clI'TYRE & DRO, Collections Promitlt Attended To. Rep. Kapaehaole inquires whether THE STARS ried. correspondence has been CHARLES L. CARTER, Grocery, Feed Store and Bakery. 1273 NORTH KOIIALA, HAWAII. ly WIN. Rep. Kamai presented a petition that translated into . Hawaiian. (Minister: 'has blX Xi-to"- Corner King and Fort Streets, property qualification for voters for "It not.") Attornoy If it is only in English 1 and can- 1304 I. T Ail Uninteresting Game of Baseball others 5394 o.24 Merchant Street. y Honolulu. H. GARDNER K. WILDER, at Nobles be removed. not understand. the Slakiki Grounds. Rep. moved Kalua tolay.pn the table Rep. Brown said that the Committee Attorney-at-Ia- w report of Judiciary ROSA. EMPIRE HOUSE, and Notary Public The game on Saturday at Makiki, with late committee on Foreign Affairs had ample authority Lt 32jO.W. J. OLDS, Proprietor between the Stars andHonolulus,was on similar matter. Carried. to translate and doubtless OFFICE: HONOLULU HALE, Rep. Kamai presented a petition from they would KAAHUMANn ::::::::: in- do so. 15 Street, Corner Nuuanu Avenue and notel Streets. 1261 very uninteresting after the third merchant street. ly liana for $500 to improve landing at Noble Widemann Honolulu. II. I. y Choice Ales, 'Wines and Liquors nings. There was a large attend- Kipahulu. said he did not see 1304 H. L. HOLSTEIN, ance of spectators, eoine of whom got the point of Rep. Brown's point of order. Rep. Kapaehaole moved to lay on the The member moved a W- - R. CASTLE, wet, as it rained considerable during table to be considered with the Appro- reference to the Xj---- Xjeirw. committee and Noble A.TTOH.IS'By .A.T E. S. CUNHA Attornoy t the afternoon, and the game had to priation Bill. Carried. Macfarlane simply Collections Promptly Attended to. moved a reference with instructions to XUry Fabric Attends all the Courts of "VCixxo be stopped twice on that account. Rei. Kahookano presented a petition report on a specific point. y B.otall Doalor. 126S KOHALA, HAWAII. ly Messrs. W. A. Wall and M. from Kohala that an English school be Noble the Kingdom. UNION SALOON, K Referred Macfarlane said the only ques- Keohokalole were the umpires. established at Honomakao. tion waB whether the vote was to In mar of the "Hawaiian Gazette"building. to committee on Education. be 304 23 ILAUSSTRECKELS. WM. O. IRWIN Following is official taken on the motion J. ALFRED MAGOON, No. Merchant Street. the score: Rep. Kalua presented petition for and amendment or WM. . I1CWII A' CO., a whether the amendment be brought HONOMJLUS. $3,500 for bridges over stream at Wai-- At Law. MAERTEN9, FHIL.OFFEBQELT, HERMANN FOCEE, in as a resolution Attorney and Counselor Wil. 3ugar Factors and Commission Agents, to com- afterwards. It will 42 Merchant Street, Honolulu. Honolulu. Honolulu. NAMES. A.B. R. B.H. O. A. kapu and elsewhere. Referred save time to put at once OFFICE 1304 Honolulu, H.I. y mittee on Public Lands. From Wai- it as an amend Honolulu, U. I. ment, and 1 see no objection to EI) IIUFFI!JC1II.AEGER &CO. Wodeheuse,c 5 0 3 0 luku konohiki sea fisheries be abol- it. i34 y that Rep. Brown said made it a special King Bethel Streets, Lucas, G.s.s 5 0 15 1 ished. it and II. HACKFEJLI & CO., Whitney, order of business. HOBRON, Honolulu, H. I., 2b 4 2 1120 5 4 0 On motion of Rep. Kapaehaole laid on THOfrlAS W. General Commission Agents, Fredenberg,3b 5 President Walker ruled Importers and Commission Merchants, 3 table to be considered witli bill on the the amend- 1304 Queen Lucas, A. r. f 5 010 100 0 ment out of order. 2tf"o-t.xr- 1301 y Strcet.Honolulu, H. I. y 3P nto 11 o, Desha.l. f 3 4 10 0 1 subject. The was 10 Rep. Kapaehaole presented a petition motion put and tarried. Offlot: with W. O. Smith, 66 Fort street. Parker, lb 5 2 1 11 0 2 Noble Macfarlane offered a resolution CO F. A. SCIIAEPER Jk. CO, Coyne, c. f 5 0 0 0 from Molokai that good and equitable 163-- 1 1304-- y HONOLULU IRON WORKS in the same terms as Lucas, W. p 4 0 121 2 8 0 of be sec- the amendment Steam Engines, Sugar Mills, Boilers,, Importers & Commission Mrc'a. administration Government above . Coolers, Iron, Brass and Lead Casting 1304 Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. y ured and that Government positions be CECIL. ISKOWIt'. Total 41 9 7 27 17 Noble Baldwin made a necessary Every Description' given to natives first and foreigners ATIOaJTET AJJD COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Machinery of afterwards. Moved reference to com- amendment with regard to the wording - Made to Order. M. S. STABS. NOTARY PUBLIC, S3- GRINBAUM & CO., mittee on Education because petition of the resolution which was accepted by Black-smithin- Noble Aad Agent for .axing Acknowledgments of Particular attention paid to Ships1 importers or NAMES. A.B. R. B.H. o. A. E. refers particularly to school teachers. Macfarlane, and the resolution --aetruoents for the Island of Oahu. JOB WOBK executed on theshortest had seconded the with amendment was carried. Cuspbell Block, Merchant, Street, Honolulu. 1304 notice. y Gon'l Merchandise Commission Rep. Kauhi said he and Chandler, p 5 1 0 1 4 "o motion to refer to committee on Educa- Minister of Foreign Affaira replies to law r 1304 Wilder, Merchants. Honolnln.H. I. y Chan. c... 4 2 0 1 tion because the parries who write bucIi questions put to him by Rep. Robert 11. IIAL.L.& i Perry. J., r. f ... . 4 2 0160 0 0 Wilcox, regard to Oil." PATV, E. O. SOI'. Wodehouse, petitions need a little more education. with occupation of a J PIONEER STEAM E. 3b. 4 2 2 5 separate urmorv by a certain SOIAST P03LIC and COMMISSIONER LIMITED. Wilder, Chas. s.s.. 5 2 2123 3 2 Carried. company of the Rifles as follows : com- of DEEDS Importers and Dealers in Hardware, Candy Manufactory Bakery, Perry, A., 1st b... 3 3 1 13 0 0 Rep. Marques presented a petition 1. Such and - pany asked permission to occupy and New York Plows, Paints, Oils and General Merchandise, 35" . 3SC OEt TO- , Conrad, c. f 4 2 0 from 100 Portuguese that present Portu- a sep- For the States of California O 1. arate armory. Oflct l tne liaut of Bishop Jc Co., Honolulu. OFFICERS: Practical Confectioner, Pastry Cook and Baker Winter, f 4 2 110 0 guese interpreter be discharged, and to 2. The object was to en- 1304 WmW Hall President and Manager 1304 71 Hotel St.. bet. Nunann and Fort y Carter, 2d b 5 0 101104 0 appoint another party named. able the company to drill, etc., whenever EO White Secretaryand Treasurer Minister Thurston moved to lay on it liked. 3. The movement was sanc- M. D., D. D. S Wm F Allen Auditor Total 33 Hi 8 27 13 8 by J. M. ThosMayand F Wundenburg Directors MRS. A. M. MELLIS, table as interpreter is appointed by the tioned the Minister of Foreign Affairs on Street, 1304 Corner Fort and King Sts y Score bv innings to do on condition that it should not'be at- Dental Booms Port Fashionable Dress and Cloak Maker S'ars Supreme Court and has nothing xfice iJrewer's, Block, corner Hotel and Fort 21011312 5 10 with the House. tended with any extra extense to the Ja 13?j No. 17 Emma street. ly Honolulu Hawaiian I3M t stxeeu Entrance. Hotel street. TBKEO. 11 DAV1ES & Co.. 1140201009 Rep. Kalua moved as amendment that Government. Eirned runs Stars 2. this petition be sent to the Chief Justice. Noble McCarthy moves reference of Importers and Commission Merchants, .A. 3JJ 3ST Two base hits A. Lucas. President Walker rules Rep. Kalua's reply to Military committee. Carried. WILLIAM Q. SMITH, O E3 3D Three base AKD AGENTS yofc hit J. Winter. motion out of order and motion to lay on Minister Ashford was prepared to Home run Chan. Wilder. read ATTORNEY-AT-LA- W, is his answer to questions Lloyd's and the Liverpool Underwriters, Double plays Lucas W. to Parker; table carried. of Nobles Crabbe British and Foreign Marine Insurance Co., Whitney to Parker. Rep. Kanealii presented a petition for and Muller, with regard to guarding the 66 Street, : : Honolulu. 1304 And Northern Assurance Company, y ?rt Bases on balls Desha 2, Whitney. Chan- $1,000 for road up Iao Valley. Laid on Station house : Some time in April the 1304--y BUTTER dler, Attorney-Gener- al ALWAYS SWEET AND GOOD. Chan Wilder. J. Perry 2, Conrad, table to be considered with Appropria- learned unofficially C. HUSTACE. A. Perry, Winter. tion Bill. $2,000 for improving ap- that a guard was being kept Sta- G. HITCHCOCK, Struck at the E. (Formerly with B. F. Bolles & Co.) out Friedenberg. W. Lucas. proaches to Wailuku bridge; laid on tion house. Sent immediately for the Chand er, Chan. Wilder, Chas. Wilder; Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Conrad. table to be considered with Appropria- Marshal and had a long conference with Wholesale and Retail Grocer, tion Bill. him. He explained fully to Office UILO, HAWAII. 111 King Street, under Harmony Hall. Passed balls Wodehouse 3. the Marshal at Rep. Kalua presented a petition from that the keeping of an unnecessary COIJ.ECTED.- - Family, Plantation, and Ships' Stores sup- Wild pitches Lucas 3. watch N. B. lilLLi PltOHrTLT -- re- 13041y plied at short notice. New Goods by every Time of Game 2 hours. Wailuku that the road board law be would alarm the community and tend to steamer. Orders .rom the other islands faith- Umpires W. A. Wall and Morris K. pealed and the old law be ; re- provoke the very danger "sought to be fully executed. Keohokalole. ferred to Committee on Public Lands. 2. avoided. Inquired what WILLIAM C. ACHI, 1304 TELEPHONE Xo. 110. j cause there was v BUTTER Scorer Sam. Louisson. That the pay of Hawaiian and foreign for apprehension. Marshal said there Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and school teachers be made equal ; referred was good cause, but refused to disclose .Real Estate Broker. JOIO T. WATEJUIOUSE, How They Stand. to Committee on Education. 3. That the facts or the source from which they the work of the sheriff be perferred by were derived. ATTZSnS 1U THE CODBT9 OF THE KINGDOM. IMPORTER AND DEALEBIN GENEBA1 Following is the standing of the Ordered the Marshal not Borne other person besides his deputy. 4. to keep any extra guard. He disobeyed OFFICE: No. 36 Merchant Street, MERCHANDISE. In 1, 2, 3 and 7 lb. Tins. four clubs in the Hawaii Baseball That the Ministry be dismissed ; 5. and the Attorney-Gener- al considered Honolulu, H. L ly 1304 Queen League up to it 1267 litreet. Honolulu, II. I. June 7th. One game rrom Kalawao, that $10,000 be appro- proper to demand his resignation. The S. EOSTER & CO., Elayed between the Stars and priated for salary to Dr. Lutz. Cabinet refused their approval, and said BL WILLIAMS & CO ib still under protest Rep. Kahookano presented petition H. E. LKWEKS. T. LOWEST. C.M.COOKE SOLE AGENTS PACIFIC and of a ine Aiarsnai was right. Said they had J. COAST, course not from law confidence Importers, Manufacturers, Upholsterers, L, &, counted: Kohola that a be enacted by no in the good faith of the EWE Its COOKE. 26 and 23 California Street, 8an Franoisco. which contract laborers may have a half Attorney-Genera- l. The King being ASD DEALEBS IS Successors to Lewers & Dickson, PLAVfiD.'LOST. WON. 1309-l- y holiday on Saturday, 2. That no one be about to depart for the windward the FURNITURE OF EVERT DESCRIPTION, Importers and Dealers in lumber, Xamehameha made to work in rainy weather. 3. majority of the Cabinet earnestly re Musical Instruments. And all kinds of Building Materials, ..... 3 That laborers be not allowed to get into quested him not to do so, on the ground Fitao osd 1304 Honolulu. y Hawaii 3 2 1 ly Fort Street. 12 debt to employers more than $3 a week. that an outbreak was threatened, in 1254 105 FORT STREET. UNION Honolulu 3 2 1 FEED CO., Stars 4. That employers furnish them with which case bis presence in Honolulu 3 food when sick. 5. That employers be would be eminently desirable. Both WILLIAM c- - PARKE, THE WESTERN AND HAWAIIAN DEALERS IN His 12 required to settle promptly at the end of Majesty and the Attorney-Gener- al in- Company. Personal Mention. Investment(Limited) the month. 6. That laborers be paid quired what grounds there were to ap- HAY and GRAIN One of promptly, and if they owe anything they prehend trouble, but the majority of And Agent to take Acknowledgments. Honey loaned for long or short periods, the prominent figures on the Queen and Edinburgh Sts. the deck of the Zealandia as she was shall have the option as to how much Cabinet refusid to disclose them The OFFICE: IS Kaahcxanc Streb, ON APPROVED SECURITY. they Bhall pay on account. 7. That no Attorney-Gener- al read a from Apply to W. L. GREEN, Manager. docking was Mr. P. O. Jones. He letter the 12S3 Honolulu, H. ly one be compelled to work beyond the Marshal in reply to his own I. 1304 y Tolojalxaixo 173. was accompanied inquiries w3Offlce Bearer Block, Fort St. by Mrs. Jones and usual hours. 8. That nine hours be stating what had been done Itlaad orders solicited. their daughter Miss Ada, all three in the mat- NELLIE M. LOWREY, 1304 fixed as a day's work. ter of the guard at the'Police Btation aad 3m looking wel- fa SS COMPANY. exceedingly well. We Rep. Kalua, from the Judiciary Com- stating that the persons from whom hos- C BREWER come them home, (Limited) and also thank Mr. mittee, reported with regard to petition tilities were feared were V. V. Ashford Jones for a bundle praying nobles be not elected, but and Robert W. Gerer&l Mercantile and Commission Agents of late papers. that Wilcox. OFFICE with W. R. Castle, opposite Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Brown are back appointed by the King, and recommends Minister Thurston sayB the answer of 1578 Post-Offic- e. HONOLULU, Notice. ly QUEEN STREET, H. I. from their extended trip through the that the petition be laid on the table un- the Attorney-Gener- al has included a list or omesRs. til such time as amendment to the Con- number of matters not directly in point, - - States. H. N. CASTLE, PC. JONES, jb President and Manager Lord Morpeth stitution may be introduced. impugning the rest of the Cabinet and JOSEPH O. CARTEB. Treasurer and Secretary of England, was a Motion to adopt the report was carried. myself in particular. Col. W. F. ALLEN Auditor ED. MULLER HAS RETIRED through passenger on Zealandia. The reply refers MR. a partner from our firm. the Rep. Kalua also reports from the Ju- to facts and dates, which requires a reply directors. Mr. E. ii. Schumann loons all pe- OFFICK In the Cartwright Bnildine, Hok.CR. BISHOP, HENRTWATERnOUSE H. HACKFELD & CO. the diciary Committee, recommending on our part. I move that as a matter of opposite Post OrSce, Merchant St. 1301 1304 SAM'L. C. ALLEN. ly Honolulu. May 31, 1890. 130-4- t 1325-5-t better for his trip to the States. tition calling for a reduction of salaries, personal privilege I be granted time in HAWAIIAN GAZETTB, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1880.

of 1886, Bee. 2, chap. 36, re- At 12:20 p. x. the House adjourned to shape of a proposed modification to our there would have been no reason for ob- SS Attor- of certain roads in Kohala. amend Laws to examine the reply of the improvement 10 m. Thursday. Treaty with the United States ; and yet, order Laid on table to be considered with Ap- lating, to currency. o'clock a. structing our investigations. ney-General and that the reply of the at the very time he made this denial,the propriation Bill. Minister Ashford states, with regard to In what concerns the treaty in itself, Attomev-Gener- al be laid on the table a9ked yesterday, that he has foreign representatives were all in pos- whilst there can be but one nnanfnuvna to reply. Rep Brown moved the order of day. questfons Twelfth Say. nnril I have an opportunity sent them to the Marshal and hopes to session of copies of the draft afterwards feeling in this community that a com- Man to lay on the table is earned Carried. published by Government; and Motion Second reading of a bill to Prevent have an answer ready Thursday, June 5th. the a mercial understanding with the United by a rising vote of 24 to 23. Kep. Kapaehaole resolved that $600 be similar denial was made in San Fran- States is a blessing, and an indispen- Ashford mores adjournment. counterfeiting Foreign Postage Stamps, House met at 10 a. m. Prayer by the cisco Minister motion inserted in appropriation bill to improve by Mr. Carter. It has been said sable necessity for this country, and that etc. Read by sections, and on Chaplain. Minutes read and approved. that diplomacy is art of hiding and Carried. ot Noble Baldwin, referred to Committee road over Pali at Wailau, Molokai. Laid the the past favors of America ought to be a At 12:30 p. m. the House adjourned to Noble McCarthy said he had noticed denying the truth, but we find out here guarantee of on Commerce. on the table to be considered with the Adver-tire- r her constant goodwill for 10 a. x. Tuesday. that the Pacific Commercial that, unless the diplomats are first-clas- s Second reading of an act to amend Sec. appropriation bill. stated every morning that the the future,yet it seems indisputable that, deceivers, which is not given to every outside of troop-landin-g, 3, Chap. 26, Laws of 1883. Rep. White presents resolution that minutes had been read, corrected and the impossible clause of Tenth Day. to $15,000 be inserted in the Appropriation man, the best diplomatic policy, as Bis- the proposed treaty this pet Minister Thurston moves reference approved. The speaker had taken the is r w marck said, to stick to the truth. 3 Tuesday, June 3. Judiciary Committee' It involves a very Bill for Toad from Lahania to other side trouble to look into the matter and "' imciji. uuiuuei aia con- ; to we tain two 10 m Prayer by important power, viz., that of condemn- of island laid on table be considered on no However, cannot dismiss this part objectionable clauses, which The Housemet at a. found that certain days corrections of every Minutes read and approved ing private land, not for public, but for with Appropriation Bill. to minutes had been made. The speaker our report, without emphasising the true Hawaiian could not do other- chaplain. presents resolution fact we, of wise after corrections private purposes, a function which has Rep Waipuilani considered it an abuse of the of that as Representatives the than reject, viz. : the one in Article following items be inserted in Ap- privilege Nation, consider to be a very IV., by which we were Hep. Kamai presented a petition from hitherto been reserved to Judge of the that which had been accorded to re- it singular to be deprived of 1. $800 for sit and the 1. That the Foreign Board Supreme Court sitting as a Court of propriation Bill: enlarging port the proceedings to use opportu- notion, in a public officer, such as the sovereign right of concluding treaties Makawao: Kona; 2. $200 for the with of Health be abolished. 2. That Leper Equity. wharf at Keauhou, nity to falsify the proceedings of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, to hold the other nations ; and the one in Arti- Hospitals be established on each island. Noble Widemann seconds motion of storehouse at Keauhou, Kona ; 3. $200 House. opinion that private correspondence on cle VI., by which we were denied the 3. That all lepers be removed from Kala- Minister, but thinks there is a little more for storehouse at Kailua, Kona ; laid on President Walker said that as the State matters belong to the individual. equally sovereign right of terminating wao and placed in leper hospitals on the in it than the Minister has stated. Mo- table to be considered with the Appro- minutes had been approved, Probably Minister Austin considers his the treaty otherwise than by unanimous priation Bill. the remarks incumbency to be for own was different islands; referred to Sanitary tion is carried. of out of his benefit, consent. It certainly imprudent of of the honorable noble were order. whole country binding committee. 4. From Kula that Kula Second reading of the Act to amend On suspension rules, Kep. Kalua After a petition had been presented by and the to be a kind of a ourselves perpetually, against be made a separate judicial district; re- section 1 of an Act to provide for the for Judiciary Committee, presents follow- Rep. ranch which he can and has the right to the possible contingency of discovering 1. Recommending Kamai, the President called for some ferred to Judiciary committee, o. From sale of salmon. Referred to committee ing reports: that the Standing Committees. manage to suit himself and friends, and day, as the result of probable Knla that law be enacted so that people on Enrollment as it contained some petition from Kula, that Kula be made Rep. Marques not the Sovereign and people he is sup- changes of tariffs, that we had given a Judiciary District, be laid on table for Committee of in each district may elect their own errors. Foreign Affairs wishes to make a special posed to represent. We also further take everything away and received nothing in magistrate; referred to Judiciary com- Second reading of an Act to repeal until a bill be introduced ; adopted. 2. report. the liberty of recommending Minister return. And in this theCabinet are cer- res- That petition from Hana, praying that views of tainly to mittee. 6. From Kula that circuit chapter 28 of Session Laws of 1888, President Walker inquires if the Austin's to the meditation all blame. In fact, such a danger native be forbidden mort- re would-b- e judges, governors, sheriffs, and deputy pecting slaughter and sale of beef. Hawaiians port has been translated. politicians and diplomats : anv exists eren in the present state of our at- gaging their property to foreigners, be treaty, and we sheriffs may be elected by the people. Noble Widemann says, this is an Rep. Marques No. The reports have criminal action, any political or financial shall call the attention of ct refer- laid on table; adopted. 3. That the this on I Rep. Kapaehaole moves these peti- tempt to a law simply by generally been translated afterwards. misdemeanor, anything they want to House the following extract of a tions be laid on the table until such time ring to it. I move reference to Judiciary petition from Kula, Maui, praying that No objection keep in the dark and withhold from the letter written by an indisputable authori- Governors be and peti- being made, the report ty, as the honorable member may bring in committee to investigate the constitu- that was read in English as follows: knowledge of the people is simply to be Minister Carter, and dated Mav 16, a bill. Carried. tionality of that mode of legislation. tion from Wailuku that Cabinet be re- labelled "private and personal," and it 1890: "In the Congressional Record, Rep. Kama presented a petition from Rep. Brown says the Supreme Court moved from office, be laid on the table ; To the Honorable President and Mem- will then nicely escape all and every in- dated May 11th, page 4,629, you will see lepers praying thatDr. Lutz be appointed has already decided that question adopted. bers of the Hawaiian Legislature : vestigation! ! the speech of Mr. Gear, dealing with our V, nt of ; 'nrpfipnt.l physician for the settlement, ana an against the constitutionality of that Rep. Brown moves order day Pursuant to two motions made by These four charges made by your com- traaiv in ifa rolntinn physician reside there, and an method of attempting to run a law. carried. Hon. Rep. Brown and Hon. Noble Mac- mittee against Minister Austin, would tariff. Mr. Gear does not desire the ab- appropriation be made for these pur- Noble Widemann withdraws his mo- Second reading of bill, No. 12.. an Act farlane, Your Honorable Body, in the "in some countries be sufficient for a rogation ot the treaty, but proposes by poses. Referred to Sanitary committee. tion and moves rereference to the intro- to Repeal Chap. 58, Laws 1888, being an Session of 1890 instant: Resolved, 1st, case of impeachment, but your com- legislation to abrogate all the advantages Rep. Kamai presented a petition from ducer to amend. Act for the Protection of Fish. that the reply made by His Excellency mittee will limit themselves to say of Hawaii while retaining those of the Rep. says bill Hana that all sea fisheries be free. Rep. Waipuilani moves reference to Kapaehaole affects only the Minister of Foreign Affairs on the that, at any rate, they consider the Min- United States." mullet and one other fish less six matter of negotiations But n. Rep. Nawahi moves to lay on the table Judiciary committee. than the for the renewal ister of Foreign Affairs in this matter there is more yet, even if we did to be considered in connection with bill Rep. Nawahi favors Noble Wide-mann- 's inches in length. It works great hard- of our present Treaty with the United guilty of disrespect towards this House.in retain the most favorable treaty, that is m the subject. Carried. motion. The introducer has ship on Molokai when the small mullet States of America, should be referred to trying to withhold documents (whether the perpetuity obligation on our side, Rep. Cummings, for committee on brought forth a sickly child, let him is very plentiful, and many people earn the Committee on Foreign Relations; public or private) bearing on the very there is nothing equally binding with INtbbc Lands, reports that committee doctor it himself. Law at present re- their living by catching it. and 2d "that the committee be in- questions you had instructed us to inves our powerful neighbor;" and here we b&s considered all the petitions referred quires slaughterer to keep a record of Rep. Kalua moves bill be indefinitely structed to inquire immediately and re- shall again earnestly refer the House to postponed. tigate, the result of such concealment to litem and recommend that they all be brands of cattle slaughtered. This bill The bill has hardly had a port to the House whether the Treatv being that our report cannot be as con- the valuable confession of the same au- bid on the table to be considered with offers a premium on stealing and it is fair trial ; it has only been in operation proposed by the Cabinet, or anv officer clusive as it might otherwise have thority. On the same date as above,Mr. ns a short time. think the law is a good of die Appropriation bill, as it already con-tar- time to send bill back to the introducer. I the Hawaiian Government was, or is, been, and that from the simple Carter says: "Treaties do not in this large appropriations for roads and Rep. Brown rises to a point of order one. Fish is becoming scarce since the intended or calculated to, in any wise, perusal of the explanations offered country (United States), as with us, pre- iaatt bridges, some for the very roads, bridges and says on second reading only two Chinese went into business. Chinese prejudice or jeopardize the political or by the four Ministers, together vail over any legislation inconsistent I iff asd landings petitioned for. motions are in order, to pass to engross- used to catch fish of all sizes. If we re commercial independence of Hawaii," with that of the official documents with their provisions. Here (in the IS Rep. Brown moves that report be ment or to commit according to Rule 64. peal the law it will only benefit the your committee now beg to report that, placed on the table of this House by the United States) they are of no greater adopted. Carried. President Walker so rules. Chinese, who will fish with their small in view on answering the above querj', Minister of Foreign Affairs, (all of which force than any Act of Congress, and the liff Rep. Brown asks for further time for Minister Thurston thinks it only fair nets night and day. It seems to me that we made an exhaustive study of all are to latest act prevails." Molokai annexed the present report) it tle Opium committee, and hopes to to give every member a fair hearing natives of are asking for repeal the facts connected with the said nego- is hard to reconstruct the history of the Thus, even if we did obtain a treaty amsb this week, granted. especially if he is a new member. The for benefit of their Chinese friends there. tiations of the proposed Treatv with tha treaty negotiations. However, the first with perfect free trade and eouitv of Noble Macfarlane asks for further time object of the bill is obvious. There is We on Maui have not found this law op- United States, and, in view of "ascertain- treatment, whilst binding on us," it pressive. conclusion to be drawn from the compari- Jot the committee on the alleged custom no doubt it is contrary to a decision of ing the nature and intent of those nego- son of the ?Jinisterial utterances is the could be annulled in its effects by a house frauds connected with the cable. Supreme Court in form, but a few lines Rep. Kahookano thinks all this talk tiations and their bearing on the poli- simply act of an hostile administration. exhausting supplv following, viz.: that it hardly seems Granted. will change that and 1 am in favor of about of fish in ocean tical situation of our country, we have possible four who Another point to be noticed, is is no great that intelligent men Rep. Marques reports progress for reference to Judiciary committee al- nonsense. I am landowner, endeavored to elucidate the whole his- of sub- the accountable anxiety evidenced by if have made a special study any Finance committee. though personally opposed to the bill. but I think this law is working hard- tory of those proceedings. ject four the Cabinet to press the negotiations, ships on as these about the proposed The President apjxnnted the following Noble Widemann says the member Molokai, we ought to regard the To that effect, having found that the treaty could ever and their insistance to that effect on His petition of poor people differso much in their special committees in accordance with from Honolulu (Rep. Brown) was in a these and relieve documents submitted by His Excellency recollections and statements of many Majesty the King. The Attorney-Gener- al hair-splitti- them. votes of the House: mood. I do not see why a the Minister of Foreign Affairs to the important points. It would take too himself as seen in his testimony On railways Nobles Wideinann and member should not be bound to bring in Rep. Nawahi Honorable member House were absolutely insufficient, we much of your valuable time to bring was surprised at the eagerness of his col- Hiad, Rep. Brown, Noble Cummins, and a decent bill and object to overburden- who now wants law repealed helped to deemed it advisable to call on each forth all the contradictions that exist be- leagues for pushing the matter, and vet Minister Ashford. ing the Judiciary committee with work make this law, if I am not mistaken. member of the Cabinet, and take their tween those four statements, we Mr. Carter, who ouirht to have known, full but as On liquor bills: Nobles Walbridge and which does not belong to them. Perhaps people of Molokai are afraid of explanations on the matter. hope that all the documents will be pub- did not press it ; he even wrote on the J. M. Horner, Rep. Knudsen, Noble Rep. Kapaehaole rises to a point of being choked to death by fish bones and We found them very courteously dis- lished by order of this honorable body, 26th of December last, that it would be Plralips, and Rep. Bush. order. No member shall speak more so want to eat the fish before they have posed to give us all the possible informa- every member will be able to judge fbr better to wait "until we can judge more Rep. than twice on a motion unless he is the any 1 tion, and ready to answer our questions conectlythe course of Mte Halstead reads an Act enlarging bones. But prefer a big fish to a himself, and we shall only offer a few re Congress in rela- tbe jurisdiction of the district justices of mover (Rule 59) and Noble Widemann little one every time. There is a tradi- witn the exception of His Excellency marks on the most important. tion to the tariff and to their probable has more twice. the Minister of Foreign Affairs, who was acceptance Makawao. j spoken than tion that there were no mullet in Hilo, cannot be for of the project;" then, on Noble McCarthy to President Walker thinks the honorable willing to offer every help and explana- It doubted that several March reads Act amend but that a few came from Molokai, and months before Mr. Carter's visit to these 26th, he writes that Mr. Blaine earaisbee law so as to permit the garn- .Noble has not exceeded the rule. since then we have some. What will tion as long as we did not ask him any- had no other object, in pressing the ishing of Noble we do if thing that he did not want the commit- Islands, the Ministers had made up their negotiations, Government officers. Bill takes Widemann continuing, agrees the small fish are all caught at minds to for than to place it before the Us coarse. with Rep. Brown bill must be Molokai before tee to know, or that he did not want ask the United States a new Senate during that either they migrate to Hilo? treaty, whether in the interest of the present session, but Noble McCarthy to rejected or committed, but is not Rep. Brown is in to explain. In plain words, your com- the there was no reads his Act favor of indefinite country or to protect we can- that hurry. Finally, Mr. a larger for Para- to the who postponement. mittee regret to be obliged to make themselves on circulation the member drew the I introduced the original say. of docu- Carter writes the 1st of May last : "I dise of 1 acific (The bill committing bill. the following complaints against Minis- not In the absence the told Mr. 'he bill appropri- it. Every civilized nation has found it ments concealed, or to Blaine that pending the consid- ates $12,000 for object.) Bill to The motion to refer to Judiciary com- necessary to protect ter Austin : at least refused eration of the goes the fish. A visitor us by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, we the tariff legislation, we, of Hs second reading. mittee is carried. to the two Of could Fish Market years ago would 1. not complying with the instruc- find that Mr. Austin claims for himself course, not make any proposition Rep. Kahookano gives notice of Act to The House at noon adjourned to have found fish of the smallest size. The tions of the House, given looking to the extension of in that part of the paternity of the idea, whilst the Atto- the existing V 1 create a bureau of Foreign Education to 10 a. m. Wednesday. Chinese spare nothing. I am only sorry Rep.Kalua's resolution adopted in session treaties." Mr. Carter is wiser than the t of rney-General brings it home to Mr. be one the bureaus of the department the present act does not protect all of May 27th last,wherein he was asked to Carter and even to Mr. Cabinet, he is afraid of tying up our of Foreign Affairs. also varieties of fish. Blaine, and his poor little He reads his Kleventh Day. The natives let the communicate all of the correspondence idea is supported by what is known of Hawaii in the present state of i Act to amend 3d of 870 fish go. things, sub div. sec. of small The Chinaman never do on Treat' matters for the whole period the missing by Mr. whilst the Cabinet pretend that t Civil Code, and object of Wednesday, June 4. documents and we the the Act is that. The act protects all fishermen who starting January 1, 1889. The docu- semi-admissio- ought to be sorry because we are for to change the of in fishing Damon's However, seat the circuit court for The House met at 10 a. m. Prayer by accidentally get small fish into ments presented by him begin only on what does not is Mr. tunately not yet bound. "VVaimea to North their nets. for admit denial, that Before closing Kohala. the Chaplain. Minutes read and ap- It is the interests of the the 24th of September, 1889, and, for Carter drew out the draft of the existing we wish to call the at- Rep. Brown presents a resolution fix- proved. kingdom to protect will tention of the fish. Since the motives which be apparent here- proposed treaty, together with the ob- the House on a point of vera- ing the pay of the officers of the House Rep. Kamai presented a petition from Chinese went into the business, the after, he ignored all previous correspon- city. Minister Thurston, in his inter- e-- noxious clause of the landing of troops, y. as follows: Secretary', $10 per ; In- of de- view, $ day Hana: 1. That no Government offices takings Anaihalo have steadily dence and documents. called "Additions to Art. IV." Mr denied that Mr. Carter ever said terpreter, 10 per Sergeant-at-arm- s, to f day: be given to clergymen (except licenses creased almost nothing. It stands to 2. Of having abstracted or caused to Austin positively says addi- that the troop clause had been inserted in $5 per Messenger, $3 reason that those treaty dav; per day; to marry;) referred to Judiciary com- that if we catch the small fish we be abstracted one of the most important tions only came in much later, as a the to please Mr. Blaine, and fur- Janitor, $2 50 per day. mittee. 2. That Puelo and Honoula are going to diminish the supply. : ther Mr. Thurston denied having ever Rep. official documents, viz. a letter entered sequence to the discussion of the other Kalua moves adoption of resolu- continue as part of Hana election dis- Noble Pua Am in favor of the bill. as No. 38, from Minister Carter, dated articles, and Mr. made any such statement to anyone tion. The present Thurston corroborates here. Now your trict. Laid on taule to be considered law only applies to particu- luarcn ly, ioou, wnicn contains, as this, whilst Mr. Damon and Mr. Ashford committee a hl tn Rep. Kauhi moves that resolution be with Rep. Bush's bill. 3. From Kipa-hul- u lar kinds. It ought to apply to all. shown by the notes say that one of the most prominent citi- amended so as to in the Foreign Office, distinctly state that the clause appeared make the pay of the that Konohiki fisheries be made Since this law was enacted fish have information and valuable suggestions in appendix, the very presenta- zens of this town is prepared to appear Janitor only $2. The of been high. at first before us if members this free. Laid on the table to be considered scarce and from Mr. Carter about tho Treaty, and tion of the draft. The missing docu- necessary to refresh Mr. Legislature haven't such bad habits as with fisheries bill. Noble Baldwin Am not in favor of also of not having ments Thurston's memory. We even under- those of the last and indefinitely submitted to your alone could decide whether the lad the duties of the Rep. Kalua, for Judiciary committee, postponing any bill of any committee, his answer of April 5th to obnoxious clause was premeditated or stand that this citizen has already re- Janitor are lighter. reports that they have had petition to member without first giving it careful that same letter which equally not. quested Mr. Thurston to rectify his erro- Noble Pua moves Secretary is neous that and elect district justices under considera- consideration. I therefore move refer- Attorney-Gener- al statement in this matter. Interpreter important. He did promise to give The further says, receive $15 per day. tion, and report adversely. Election of ence to committee on Commerce. us letter No. 38 of Mr. A. Marques, Chairman. Rep. Bush moves to Rep. that Carter, if that at first this same clause of landing amend so as to small government officers by the people Baker Am in favor oi reference he could find it, but to the present time troops was unanimously agreed to and H. G. Crabbe, give Interpreter and Secretary $12 50 to committee on I per is a Republican system, not consistent Commerce. We eat he has failed to produce it, though it that some objections against it only grew J.vo. E. Bush. L' day. with present monarchical system. Com- beef and sometimes like a change to T. appeared fevident to your committee that out gradually, in subsequent discussions, J. Baker. All the amendments were lost and the mittee thinks it would be unwise, and veal. The people of Molokai may be the officials of the Foreign Office Rep. Brown says resolution was adopted. sick knew the principal being that that clause under Rule 47 the deplores the system of sending foolish of eating large fish (teeth may be where it could be found. This letter would give any existing government minority should have Rep. Baker introduces the following loose) and too an opportunity to petitions to this House by which so want to try small. Native might perhaps have enabled the com- much power against the people, and report. Further, the President " resolution: Whereas, is be- also that ought to m there now much time is wasted. Committee re- Kahunas need the small fish in mittee to fix the true responsibilities of Hip Maj sty the King would certainly insist on the use of parliamentary fore the House an Act providing for the to lay their operations. lan- commend petition on the table. the treaty and its real purposes, and object to it and might thereby be induced guage. This is supposed to be a House committal of Dipsomaniacs to the Insane Carried. Rep. Kanealii is in favor of reference of asylum, that is why it has been made to disap- to iv;use the whole treaty; Mr. Carter is gentlemen and parliamentary lan- and Whereas, it is obvious that Rep. Kalua reported for same com- to a select committee. pear. In a like manner, the answer of guage ought to accommodation of Rep. then said to have suggested to drop it for be used; and I think the the asylum will mittee in regard to petition praying that Kauhi is in favor of reference to Minister Austin to the aforesaid letter the time being, with the understanding when a chairman of a be inadequate ; Resolved, that an appro- offices of clerk and to Sanitary committee because Sanitary committee use3 in deputy sheriff would have helped in of Wash-i- n his first-cla- ss of us the discharge its being revived in the draft in report expressions such as " priation $100,000 be made to provide sheriff of Maui, be filled by different per- committee has to do with matters of of our duty, as the documents of adequate accommodation. the :ton; the other Ministers (and more liar," the President ought to call He moves sons, find that there are two items in preservation of life, and the question office show that this answer contains the emphatically Mr. Austin) deny this and him to order. that it be laid on the table to be consid- appropriation bill, but nothing to hinder here is the preservation of the lives of opinion of the Cabinet on the proposi- the House will have to take all of those President Walker says ered with the Appropriation bill. Carried. offices being nlleu by two persons. Com- tnese small fishes. tions made by Mr. Carter, language was Rep. Lucas and their conflicting testimonies for what they out of order, and hopes chairman of com asks following question of mittee recommend laying on the table Noble Kauhane The bill has been ideas as to the most promising methods will consider them worth. Slinister of Interior : putet; win correct tne expression. What is your object to be considered with the appropriation before the House some little time and of forwarding the policy there outlined About the real intent of the treaty, in calling for tenders for construction of it Noble Baldwin rises and begins to bill. everyone probably understands it thor- (sic.) The House will now be able to would have been our duty to direct our speak Government be- Attorney-Gener- al workshop on Esplanade moves adoption of oughly. No doubt every member has judge as to the probable reason to why investigation fore there is any appropriation for in such a way as to bring Minister Ashford I rise to a point of such a report. Carried. maue up uis mina ana tne .House is these two documents have been hidden out proofs, to exonerate the Cabinet from purpose? Rep. Kamai presents the following order. Discussion is out of order as the ready to go on and dispose of it now. 1 from us. certain rumors which had circulated report is still being Rep. Kanealii presented the following resolution : That $2,500 be appropriated am opposed read. i therefore to reference to a 3. Of refusing to communicate to your among the people, viz., some of resolution: Whereas the Palace grounds that the President Walker so ruled . i to build bridge in Hana. Laid on the committee. committee the minutes of all the num- Ministers had instigated are now laying open been in the Rep. Rice says the report must re- and this brings ridi- table to be considered with the appropri- Rep. White Am in favor of indefinite erous Cabinet meetings bearing on the first starting of the treaty be cule and disgrace upon the Crown, be negotiations turned to committee as it has not been it ation bill. postponement. It is a black bill and a preliminary discussions of tbe Treaty by .the idea and hope of hastening the resolved that the Minister of the Interior Rep. Kahookano presents the following translated. committee can't make it white. I know held between April and the end of Sep- annexation of this Kingdom to the Minister Thurston be instructed to lay before this House resolution : Whereas, report of the Atto- people moves reference to on Molokai make a living from tember, 1889. These minutes were gen- United States, even of forcing that an translator to translate. his plans if any in regard to the construc- rney-General does not Btate amount of these small fishes. They good of fence. bring them erally written out in shape by the nexation on the American Government Rep. Bush moves translation tion a salary paid to Sheriff's Attorney-Genera- l, nri department, over to Lahaina and sell them stale to and copied into a book and that suggestions to such an effect printing. Rep. Kapaehaole thinks the resolution sheriffs and policemen, s and, Whereas, it us and make our children sick. They by the Minister of Foreign-Affair- him- had been offered to Minister Carter, so as is premature. The report of Minister is is proper for the House to know President Walker states rules must bo these do them without cleaning them. My self and kept in his own custody. This to obtain through him a more stringent suspended to not yet in. Perhaps it may contain 6ome Resolved, that the Attorney -- General authorize these motions. items; children have been made sick by eating withholding of minutes which could treaty, opening the way, which troop-landin-g plans. I move to lay resolution on table present to the House the Minister Thurston says rules require within ten them in that way. throw the clearest light on the intent clause would easily have con- that report to be considered after Minister's report days a written statement : musf be in two languages, as follows (a.) Rep. Waipuilani Am in favor of re- and real motives of the proposed Treaty summated, had it not been for tbe aubt and when is before the House. Carried. Names of all paid constables; (b.) ference to it is not, it must be ordered a committee. and on the manner in which it was sequent opposition of the rest of the Cab- translated before House Rep. Kalua gives notice ot an act to amount of salary of each one; (c.) na- Rep. Kanaehaole Am nf and accepted by can consider it provide for intmnf viewed the different inet. We are sorry to say that, owing to Minister Ashford says motion is the manufacture and sale of tionality of each sheriff, denutv Bheriff the bill and think this biU ,ia Ministers would not in opium in this kingdom. directly for tendJagain(forh'ow'tthat the policyof the secrecvof the orderbecause" report" is in process of and policeman. iu iiueresuj me common soine confproniising matters be" of Rep. Kapaehaole asks following oi people. The musf Minister Foreign Affaire, we have not reading. the Rep. jffawahi says the House is just as most sensible way to protect the fish kept in obscurity. beem able to of Attorney-Genera- l: elucidate tho question, and President Walker rules report questions the 1. ignorant with regard to all the other de- would be to protect the Big fish 4. Having acknowledged that is How many tins from seizure of opium partments. which that the most the House will be reduced to ac- notrln'order' at all because is not ha Thinks it would be wise for produce The spawn. The "committee on of the correspondence about the Treaty cept the assurance now given it have "been received by police? 2. What the beads of all departments to make Commerce both languages. would be hostile and I think between himself and Mr. Carter was in unanimously by the four Ministers, NoblenYidemann says is amount of money received for 'such same" statement. the bill ought to be referred to special the shape not of confidential he never heard opium a letters as that they never intended anything J 1uP.h attempt to by the Government? Rep. Kahookano The appropriations committee. generally used in diplomatic against keep a report from Rep. Cnmmings reads a Bill entitled are made, so circles, Jbut the independence of the country; the knowledge of the' House. much for pay of police, Rep. Kapaehaole moves that ayes and of private personal letters", (a very singu- in the same way the real vriBh an Act to Provide for Licensing, Manu- which of the President Walker Does any ob- leavesthe sheriff complete discre- noes be called on the motion to indefin- lar way f6r a"Mirii8ter"to treat public and American Government of one facture and Sale of Poi In the Hawaiian tion. Object of resolution is to ascertain itely postpone- preserving our ject to my ruling? - --Carried. diplomatic matters.) Mr- - Austin, as independence would have '.been better Rep. Rosa Kingdom. 2. Bill to declare a marriage how this 'discretion has been used. The ayes and noes were by I do. called with shown the stenographic notes taken established, if it had been -- possible null and void when either of the parties Rep. Nawalii moves that resolution be the following to President Walker says debate ia out of result: for us by Mr. Jones, distinctly refused'tp prove who was th'e originator of 'the order. has contracted the disease known as amended so as to apply to all the depart- Ayes Ministers Austin, auuw " Chinese leprosy. ments. Damon, tue cummuiee to see tnose letters, additional " troop clause. Finally, we Rep. Kalua thought the Thurston and Ashford; Nobles Wide- which he claims are his private property. cannot Bay whether President Rep. White introduces a resolution to Rep. "Waipuilani is to or .not arc attempt uugub I, mmuraw ins opposed Rep. mann, Kauhane, Hind, Burchardt, He finally condescended to promise was made for deluding or intimidating ruling. insert $o,000 m Appropriation Bill to Nawahi's amendment Simply because it Marsden, Anderson, Von of our President Walker The Chair is not Tempsky, one committee an abstract ofthose His Majesty the King of -- deepen the channel and repair break-wat- er a one. outside the supposed to withdraw is rimcuious it requires the At Isenberg; Reps. Brown, A. Horner, letters in what may concern the Treaty, rather brutal remarks its Tuling; the Lahaina. on torney-Gener- al go made by Minister ruling at Laid table to be to into other depart- Rickard. Aniki. White. Kalnn if it was possible for him to do is that a report; ofthis .nature is considered ,ith Appropriation ments and furnish is so. But Thurston in the Cabinet Council held on not tn order if it Bill. information. Noes Nobles Cummins. of Tirhat value those extracts would be, if the20tirof is only in one langaage Rep. Rickard gives notice of an act to Rep Kauhi says this resolution will December IastBuch as they and anyone "objects. Here Muller, Pua, McCartby.Phillips, Crabbe, we are not aoie to compare them with are recorded in copy ebjectioas amend Chap. 8 of Penal Code ; an act to not dp very much good. It is like a J. M. Horner, the furnished by the have been made. Baldwin, W. Y. Horner, the originals, we fail to see, after the Minister of Foreign Affairs; but our gen- amend an act entitled an Act to Relieve chicken plucked and already in the pot. Walbridge, G. Cum-ming- s, Noble Baldwin says as he TilTTO- - N. Wilcox; Reps. showing that Minister Austin made of eral impression is dupli- understands Certain Articles of Import from Customs It is only going to tell us what people that a certain the matter the Chair has re- Marques, Lucas, R. W. Wilcox, himself at the time Tumors about the city has never been from, ordered the Duties; act to amend act entitled an Act have received already. What we want Rosa, Kauhi, absent all the port back to committee on account of Bush, Baker, Kahookano", Treaty were first circulated in public. transactions of the present Cabinet in jaj Consolidate Law of to is before Hal-stea- unparliamentary to Internal Taxes, tend to what is us. Waipuilani, Kapaehaole, Kanealii, d, You will remember language. i Laws 18S2. that he positively respect to the treaty matterrand outside President Session Rep. Kahookano moves adoption of Kamai, Rice, A. S. Wilcox 28. denied, both to the press reporters'and of Walker That is not tbe Sep. Kahookano introduces a resolu- resolution as stands. Carried. the testimony of the Attorney-Genera- l, matter'now'before it The motion to refor to the committee to the Diplomatic Foreign Representa- it seems the House. Tery conclusive that if be--f-ore tion making appropriation of $1,500 for Rep. Brown gives notice of Act to on Commerce was carried. tives, that there was anything Rep.Brown says there was nothing in the everything had been straightforward, tbe House.

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Rep. Kaloa appeals from the ruling of Xctu StfmrttiscMcnts. Mitral ttmernsemtnts. $TW 9rmTlSMXTS. the Chair above mentioned and wishes to speak The Chair rules him out of order. Certificate of Registration of Copy- The House became a scene of some H. HACKFELD & CO. WM. H. TAYLOR, Pbksidext. 15. S. MUt RE, StJPSREfTENDKNT. ronfusion. right. 4 Rep. Brown An appeal from the rul-ia- p ot the Chair is debatable. Department of the Interior, ) have just received pek President Walker It may be so. Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.) RISDON IEON & L0C0M0T1YE WOEKS Rep. Kapaehaole Question is. shall KNOW ALL MEN BY THEbE raiingof Cnair besu tained? And this that in accordance with the pro- Question ruling of visions of Section 2 Chapter 3 of the Session is debatable. I think Laws of 1888, JAMES J. WILLIAMS has m S. E. Corner of Howard and Beale Streets, San Francisco. Chair is not correct. The rules do not filed in the office of the Minister of the In- compel presentation of report in both terior an application for a Certificate of languages. Rule 47 provides that both Copyright for a Photograph of Natives majority and minority may present re- Eating Poi, which said application is ac- ports. If Chair will read Rule 17, it will companied by the Oath of the said appli- Jm see lhat its ruling is not correct. cant that he is the original and first author Noble Wjdemann Merits of Rep. of said Photograph. Now, therefore, this Certificate is to Per steamers and other late arri- Browns motion have nothing to do grant unto the said James J. Williams, his ft 'FJisJl with question before House. The re-pe- rt vals, a large and complete jrff the heirs or assigns for the term of Twenty of cannot possibly be before the House Years from the twenty-secon- d day of assortment until it is understood by all the mem- April, one thousand eight hundred and bers. Therefore, all motions to dispose ninety, the exclusive right to print, re- of it are out of order. print! publish, use and vend the said Pho- GroocLs interpre- tograph throughout the Hawaiian King- Dry President Walker states that dom. SUCH AS ter says he cannot translate without time In witness whereof I have caused this so revise it. I rule that the House can- Certificate to be issued at Honolulu, this Prints, Cotton, bleached and not take action on it in that case. 22d day of April, A. D., 1890. and the Seal unbleached ; Jlinister Ttiurstou says Rep. Brown's of the Department of the Interior to be Sheetings, Denims, Ticks, Stripes, &c. position is in accord with the ruling of hereto affixed. A fine selection of tfee chair It is from this ruling that l, s. L. A. THURSTON. Bep. appeals say the ruling Minister of the Interior. Kalua I 97-- 4t 1320-8-t of the chair is correct, that there is noth-ia- g Dress Goods in the Latest Styles and no action before the House, that of of Copy- can be taken, and that the report must Certificate Registration be returned to the committee as the right. Also Curtains, Mosquito Netting, chair hac ruled it should be. Lawns, etc.; Rep. Kalua made some observations Department of the Interior. J "Woolen Goods of every description; which were not translated. Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands A complete line Attorney-Gener- al says the fact that the ALL MEN BY THESE KNOW G-oocl- s report was not in Hawaiian was known that in accordance with the pro- ! mem- visions of Section 2 Chapter 3 of Session Tailors' before the reading began Some the Clothing, O. & U. Shirts, Shawls, hearing it read Laws of 1888, JAMES J. WILLIAMS has bers had found out after Blankets, Quilts-Towels- , etc., now they want filed in the office of the Minister of the In- tiiat it was loaded, and feV C terior an application for a Certificate of Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Eibbous, fyj a vt "7. j 9 J ijjiiljflBWjsMMMMMSMBssalsaM 'tinfJwnRHHBHHHlm "IsMsMI to kep it from the native members. Copyright for a Photograph of Her late Hats, Umbrellas, Carpets, etc., This is. as a matter of parliamentary Royal Highness, the Princess Likelike, Sealskin Traveling and Carriage ethics, grossly unfair. If the interpreter which said application is accompanied by Rugs, etc. Fancy Goods, Notions, t T cannot interpret it, one of the committee the oath of the said applicant that he is the can, and 1 support the appeal. original and first author of said Photo- Cs. of best English and Australian AGENTS FOE DAVIDSON STEAM Jf UMPS Nawalii says he hopes the appeal graph. THE Bep. Now, therefore, this Certificate to will be withdrawn. The House has is HOGSKIN SADDLES ! grant unto the said James J. Williams, his elected a President and ought to sustain or assigns for the term of Twenty only Steam Pump made can be run high piston speed, without shock, and with safety to the machine. Piston him when correct Years from the twenty-secon- d day of BOOTS AND SHOES, that at President Walker says he makes no April, one thousand eight hundred and THE stuffing boxes, valve seats, stems and lining of water cylinders are of the best composition metal U. S. Standard. ruling as to translation, but simply that ninety, the exclusive right to print, BAGS AND BAGGING Pumps have been adopted by the United States Government for use on all their Cruisers, this demonstrates report is not read yet, and therefore not publish, use and vend the said Pho- THESE undoubted superiority over all other pumps. tograph throughout the Hawaiian King- For every purpose , before the House. GOLD Medal was awarded this Pump by the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association, one of, if not sa-- s dom. Filter-Pres- s Noble U'idemann no vote can Sail, Twine and Cloth, alone-secure- In witness whereof I have caused this A the oldest of its kind in the United States money can not buy a gold medal from this Association, merit s be taken on report as it is not before the Certificate to be issued at Honolulu, this Cutlery, Stationery, Jewelry, it, and it was won from a large number of exhibitors of steam pumps, y Hoase. 22d day of April, A. D., 1890, and the seal Perfumery, Pipes, etc. Minister of Interior Correct. of the" Department of the Interior to be Brooklyn, N. Y. January 8th, 1890. Rep. Bush I think, Mr President, hereto affixed. VIENNA FURNITURE! Messrs. Risdox Iron & Locomotive Works, you should order the Interpreter to trans- l. s. L. A. THURSTON, San Francisco. Minister of the Interior. Looking Glasses, etc., late the document. He can do it. I do to to as do the work of the Inter- Pianos, Herophones, Aristons, Gentlemen: Replying yours of the 28th ult., have say follows: not propose to Accordeons, Harmonicas, etc., preter of this House. The Liverpool and Lon- The Pumps we have delivered to the Spreckels' Sugar Refinery lat Philadelphia are . Mr. Wilcox, the Interpreter, states the WRAPPING AND PRINTING 6 Double Plunger Pumps 18x14x24 inches, 1 Light Service 9x6x12 inches, document is complicated and full of PAPERS, abbreviations and interlineation. The don and Globe 4 Piston Pumps 10x12x24 " 1 Light Service 8x8x12 " House has appointed me Interpreter, not Paintb and Oils, etc., 2 Metter Pumps 18x12x24 " 1 Light Service 5xoxl2 " translator. 1 have done a great deal of Asphalt Roofing, Asbestos, A total of 15 Pumps. work which belongs, like this, to the Barrels and Kegs, Keg Snooks and They are without question the finest plant of Pumps in any sugar house in the world. translator. Rivets, Rep. Bush I am not making reflec-tkm- s ESTABLISHED 1836. Yours truly, M. T. DAVIDSON. 2 Baxter Engines, Steam Pumps, on the Interpreter, but it ought to 'TPHIS Pump received a medal for " the best Pump in general use," from the California State Fair of 18S&. be read, as has usually been done. The Assets 40,000,000 Autograph Presses, et Income 9,079,000 Hawaiian members ought to know the ! EfF" Full stock of Boiler Feed Pumps, Light Tank and Circulating Pumps all sizes constantly on hand. contents. Let the Interpreter give the Claims Paid 112.569,000 Iron Filter Presses gist of it. Damage by Fire Bedsteads, -:- ruling of the Takes Bisks against Loss or Sugar Coolers, Iron - -:- - Rep. Bush asks what the on Buildings, Machinery, Sugar Mills, Dwellings Galvanized Tubs and Buckets, Manufacturers of Sugar Machinery chair is. Chair restates it. and furniture, on tbe most favorable terms. logical in- Lanterns, Axes, Hammers, Minister Ashford says the Tin Plates, Sheet Lead, and Mills, Engines and Boilers, Sheet Iron & Steel Water Pipe & Flume, ference from the ruling is that when the Galv. Iron Sheets, Irrigating Pumps and Machinery, Double, Triple and Quadruple been passed on, if sustained, !Bish.op & Co. Sheet Zinc, Effects, Juice Heaters, Vacuum Pans, point has HBS-6- the reading must then proceed Galvanized Corrugated Iron & Ridging Cooler Wagons and Tanks, Improved Filter Presses, Railroad Cars and Railroad Minister Thurston says he understood Clarifiers, Heine Patent Safety Boiler, Material. ruling was the" report was out of BENSON & CO. Screws and Washers, die that SMITH J order because not in both languages. WIRE, IMFRO-VSI- President Walker Yes, that was the GALVANIZED FENCE DIFFUSION APPAEATUS rating. Barbed Fence Wire, CAPACITY AND RESULTS GUARANTEED. out of JOBBING AND MANUFACTURING Minister Ashford Why order? Yellow Metal, Comp. Nails, Iron Plans and Estimates furnished on application. President Walker Because not being Tanks, in both languages it cannot be before the House. STEEL RAILS, and J"OHISr Minister Ashford I understand, Bolts, Spikes, DYEE, .Agent, PHARMACISTS Fishplates, w appeal is withdrawn. 59-l- 1287-l- v ROOM 11 SPRECKELS BLOCK, HONOLULU, H. I. the ap- Switches, Portable Rails, Rep. Kalua I will withdraw Sleepers, Portland Cement, peal on condition that President Walker Steel a ruij, or Fire Bricks, Roof Slates, Boats, shall withdraw his ruling. line Demijohns, Corks, etc., Minister Ashford The ruling is really Baskets, ANDERSON & LUNDY, that reading must proceed. (Calls of question ; G,ROCEB,IESS Rep. Kalua If I withdraw the appeal DE3STTISTS. does not his xTx:re iDiruLgrs, Pie Fruits, Sauces, Cond. Milk, aad the President withdraw Soap, reding, we are just where we were in the Blue Mottled Soap, Windsor beginning. Wash Blue, Cream of Tartar, Noble Baldwin The chair ruled that CHEMICALS. Carb. Soda, Vinegar, Biscuits, ARTIFICIAL TEETH KOM to the committee for Stearin Candles, Rock Salt, it must be returned Matches, "Fiirtnlx'o correction, so that in that ruling alone it Camphor, Safety OneInsertedtoon anGold. Silver. AllnminnmSot must be returned. The second ruling is Castor Oil, Epsom Salts, and Knbber Bases. that it must be returned because not in Medicinal Preoarations, Hunyadi Janos, etc. Crown and Bridge Work a specialty. both languages. CROCKERY, To persons wearing Rubber Plates which are a Rep. Bush The reading must go on. constant eonrcc of irritation to the month and Dinner and Breakfast Sets, Plates, throat, we would recommend onr Prophylactic How can native members know what Metal Plate. All operations performed in ac- language is, unless it is read. (President Bowls, Toilet Sets, Flower Pots, cordance with the latest improvements in is what am ruling on.) Assorted Crates, etc. denial science. Teeth extracted without pain That I by the use of Nitrous Oxide Gas. Appeal is withdrawn. GLASSWARE. 1 President Walker rules against the MEDICINES Hotel Street, Trealoan Premises. PATENT Tumblers, Wine Glasses, Sample 1260-l- y contention of the Minister of the Interior Bottles, etc., and in accordance witli that of the Atto- rney-General, that the reading must goon. at the:lowest prices. LIQUORS: p The report was then translated by the Champagne, Port Wine, Sherry, i J Interpreter. Bitters, Rhinewine. Clarets, As a member of the Dimond Block,IWos. 95Z& 97 King Street, Noble Baldwin 1304 113 and 115 Fort Street. 3m Cognac Brandy, Whisky, Rum, committee who has not signed the re-pe- rt, Gin, Doornkat, Porter, Ale, move it be laid on the table, until St. Pauli Beer, Pilsener, IRON WORKER I can bring a minority report. I object C. B. WELLS, Muller's Lagerbier, etc., TIN, COPPER and SHEET strongly to the haste with which this re- Harzer Sauerbrunnen (Mineral port has been brought in. We had a Water), meeting of the committee yesterday Alcohol in bbls. and demijohns, etc. Plumbing, in all its branches ; afternoon, and it was agreed that the HAVANA CIGARS, committee meet the next day in the Wholesale Grocer and Dealer extracts of Provision Well Pipe, sizes; Foreign Office to examine etc., Artesian all the private correspondence of the Min- American Smoking Tobacco, ister of Foreign Affairs, and possibly ALSO, other documents, if we found anything A.N- D- HAWAIIAN SUGAR AND RICE ! STOVES AND RANGES, relevant We were to collect further TOUR BLOOD with Ayer'a evidence. This morning in the House Sarsaparilla the most thoroughly reliable Uncle Sam, Medallion, Richmond, Tip Top, Palace, Flora, May, Contest, Grand of committee sent me Golden Gate and Crown Flour, alterative ever compounded. For scrofula, bolls, Prize, New liival, Qper, Derby, "Wren, Dolly, Gypsy Queen, Pansey, & Array Eanges, the chairman the etc. Magna Buck, Superior, Magnet, Osceola, Alameda, Eclipse, report with note stating that they Com mission Mexchant. Bread, Salmon, Cal. Produce, ulcers, sores, carbuncles, pimples, blotches, and Charter, Charter Oak, a a all disorders originating in vitiated blood, this Nimble, Inwood and Lanndry Stores, Galvanized Iron and Copper Boilers for Bnnges, 1 bad decided to report this morning. medicine is unsurpassed. Granite Iron Ware, Nickel Plated and Plain ; Noble McCarthy savs the motion to For sale on the most Liberal lay on the table is not debateable. Terms and at Lowest Prices by 2oble Baldwin proceeding I have 42 Queen Street, Honolulu. Ayer's Sarsaparilla Galvanized Iron Water Pipe, all sizes, not even had time to read the report H. HACKFELD & CO. AND LAID ON A.T LOWEST RATES only just to delay Is equally beneficial as a remedy for catarrh, through. I think it 3m": action until I can bring a minority re- rr4 rheumatism, and rheumatic gout. As a Tonic, it port. assists the process of digestion, stimulates the Oast Iron and Iead SoilPipe, 680; 67 sluggish liver, strengthens the nerves, and Rep Marques I rise to a point of Telephones Mutual Bell builds up tbe body when debilitated by .exces- g order. Report has already been referred 13051 03-m sive fatigue or wasting illnessl 'Physicians FTUTTi-lsTil-ri- IS1ANGE AGffl everywhere consider Ayer's Sarsaparilla Goods, to the committee to make certain Fl House ALL KINDS. changes. We wish to have all the docu- Special Notices. ments presented to the House and then OF A. JAEGER. The Best. BOBBER HOSE ALL 8IZE& AND GBADES; It is a skilfully-prepare-d combination of tha thereportprinted. 13 - - - Honolulu table No. Kaahumanu Street, most powerful alteratives and tonics. No other Lift and Force Pumps, Cistern Pomps, Galvanized Iron, Sh6et Copper, Sheet Lad, Noble Widemann Laying on is blood-purifi- MR. W. F. ALLEN, gives equal satisfaction or is ao LeadPipe,Tin Closets .Marble Slabs and Bowls.Enameled Wash all right, but the Noble of Maui may universally in demand. Plate.Water Stasis HAMBUEG-MAGDEBUK- G FERE keep it forever. OFFICE WITH MESSES. BISHOP to a point of order. HAS AS k INSURANCE CO. of Ham- FBEFAKXO ST Rep. Bush rises corner of Merchant and Kaahnmana Lamps Lanterns, has not been C. U. A. Chandeliers and Etc. Motion to lay on the table streets, he be pleased to attend to any burg, Germany. It. J. AYER & CO., bw8, Mas., S. - and trill ' " ' 13M-3- m " seconded. 1224-3z- business entrusted totlm. n LION FIRE INSURANCE CO. of Sold by Druggists and Medicine Vendors. Rep. Brown I move to lay on table London, England. until the minority report comes in. Rep Kapaehaole wishes to know how ORIENT INSURANCE CO. of HOLLISTER & CO., 109, Fort St., Executor's Notice. Dissolution of long it will be before the minority re- THRUM'S ALMANAC. Hartford, Conn. port will come INSURANCE HONOLULU, in HAND-BOO- NATIONAL FIRE TkTO K EXCELS THE HAWAIIAN TOnXERSIGNED President Walker Can't tell. CO. Conn. 1215--y Sole Agetite Hawn. Islands. THE been duly appointed Executor of the IS HEREBY QTVWHf jS ALMANAC AND ANNUAL for xeliabla of Hartford, Will late Honolulu, NOTICE heretofore exist- Noble Baldwin won't be long. 1313-- of XAKUSL PAIEO, of It statistical and general information relating to tf Island of Oanc, deceased, notice la hereby ing between N. Bj Saersea. jr. 8. Snertra 4 On a rising vote the motion to lay on Sylvsno de Nobriga Islands. Price SO cents; or mailed abroad given to all creditors of the to present has bea this dy,diwtd P table is carried by a vote of 26 to 22. these their claims whether secured by mortgage or by lautual coneeDt.'all bill will' be proeated 10 60 cents each. otherwise duly authenticated and with the pro- for payment at the oflceot 3. AffeVXe4, The House adjourns at 12 noon to OLD COFFEE FOR SALE. e TH03. 0. THBUM, Publisher, WANTED! per vouchers, if any exitt to the nndersigned 42 Merchant Street, or to XWia, x. a. Friday. 1181- - Honolulu, H. I. within six months from the date hereof or they either of whosa are authorized to collect all out- ? (Continued on page 7.) will be forever barred; and all persons indebted standing accounts due the late" firm. ON to a!d deceased are requested to sake imme- X. B. EMEBSON, HIS PAPEE IS KEPT FILE FOR KOOLAU, Cart-wrigh- diate payment to the undersigned at t's BIS T' at E. C. Dake's Advertising Island of Oahu. 14 miles from Honolnln, Honolnln. STLVANO DE a Competent Driver who is capable of Checking FEW BAGS OF THE 1888 Block. Merchant Street. X XOBRIGA, Next "Wednesday, Kamehameha Agenct, 64 & 65 Merchant's Exchange, Freights. A CROP. Apply to ALEX. J. CABTWKIGHT. MABE r- "Executor Manuel Paiko. 3. S. EMEESOX. day, will be observed as a national San Francisco, Cal., where contracts for B&- Direct Communications to Honolnln H. X. GRBEKWBLL. of the Will of 1323-- 5t 19N-- 3t 13:14-- 3 Honolulu, May 20, 1B80. Honolulu, May 1, 1989. holiday. advertising can be made for it. Post Ofllce Box C. lSlO-- tf Eealakekua. y - rv gWSKKWB w- "s-swwaa- ".flix. Sfc JJJJJJJpp HAWAIIAN UAZETTE, TUESDAY, JUNE 10. 189U.

convey to His Most Faithful Majesty My for the District of Hamakun, Island of THE OUTLOOK. position of the United States LOCAL AND GENERAL. 33 Jlutljoritt) most sincere wishes for the happiness of Hawaii. towards us will ask with surprise His Majesty and His Royal dynasty and L. A. THURSTON, Friends of the Islands as well as why we have not provided for this Good bye, Adams. Come again. for the welfare and prosperity of His peo- Minister of the Interior. others, will look with interest for contingency. The present Minis- ple." Interior Office, May 23, 1890. 1325-3- t. so and found Thirteen Chinese were arrested the return to San Francisco of the try attempted to do Thursday for gaming. His Majesty was attended on this occa- Australia which left on Friday. the United States cordially willing sion by His Excellency Hon. Jona. Austin, Private letters will convey individ to enter into negotiations by which Col. Spalding and Mons. Houle ii Minister of Foreign Affairs, and James W. ual opinions on the sugar question, we could have" revised our treaty left for .Kauai last week. Esq., His Majesty's Robertson. and no doubt much gloomy fore- into a practical commercial union. U KST MODUS IN REBUS. boding and uncertainty will be ex- Of course advantages were asked H. B. M. S. Champion left for British Columbia Tuesday. Public School Examinations. pressed. Perhaps the impression and wo could have granted School Notice. dig- ) -- thus carried may be darker colored the concessions desired with The regular annual examinations and Office of the Board of Education, TEN PAGE EDITION. There is a baseball team on board June 7, 1890. J than the facts warrant, with no nity and honor, and an autonomy the Charleston. It is a good one, so reviews of classes in thp Public Day Schools have been The annual examinations of the public 1S90. knowledge as to what disposition and independence would 'tis said. throughout the Kingdom, will be held this TUESDAY, JUNE 10. elec Fri-da- v, Honolulu, the Senate has made or will make assured. At this juncture our year craiing the week that will end on day Schools in the District of important no- of and for the sake of Several educational 11 July next. From Mon- will be held this year as follows: of the tariff bill, it is impossible to tion intervenes the ih of A full text the report of the capital, a hue and tices appear in this issue in our By 14th, to Friday, the 18th ot July, SCHOOLS IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. indicate any conclusive opinion as a little political day, the Committee on Foreign Affairs on indepen- Authority column. will be Waiki-kika- that of our community. present cry was raised about our a General Convention of Teachers On Monday, July 7th at Manoa, i, treaty matters, presented to the At vaca- we ex- in preventing the Notice of annual held in Honolulu, and the summer and Moanalua Schools. Legislative Assembly Thursday know that the House has dence, it resulted the examinations Schools in the Kingdom pressed its opinion in favor of a re- negotiation and a final agreement of the public schools appears in our tion of all Public On Tuesday, July 8th at Kamoiliih, and morning, is given in this issue in wM from Monday, the 21st of July, moval of all and in between America and Hawaii. By Authority column. extend Marquesville Schools. the Legislative proceedings, revised sugar duties, te Monday, the 8th of September next, on favor of a bounty to producers. Now, the occasion has gone by and On Wednesday. 9th at the Pohu-kain- a by a member of the committee. Mr. E. R. Miles is a member of which date a new term will begin. July We also know that the President perhaps our great neighbor may Girls School.and Kalihiwaena School. the firm of Maxon, Ackley & Co., By order of the Board of Education. and both branches of Congress are not be willing to resume negotia- carriage builders, Sacramento, Cal. W. J AS. SMITH. On Thursday, July 10th at Fort-stre- et A leasee of the National Reform Republican, and it appears probable tions. The nation will not forget School, Kauluwela School. Party was beard to say after the Secretary. and that the may be re- to the National Reform party It is reported that the first ques- Minister of the Interior bad closed duty finally that Education Office, June 2, 1890. On Friday, July 11th at theKahehuna moved by the present Congress. It we owe this ruinous blow at tion Mr. P. C. Jones asked on reach- 132-- 3t speech, rumors of 1326 (Royal) School, and Kalihiuka school. his able that the life and so at the ing Honolulu was: How is baseball? an outbreak were merely got up for has been an extremely favorable our commercial SCHOOLS IN THE HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE. time to make a at sugar. In general prosperity of the country. Boaed or Education. 1 political effect. If so, how about the strike There will probably be a concert Office of the to-da- June 2, 1890.J On Monday, July 14th at the Govern- rumors concerning the treaty cir- the United States it is raised chiefly We might y have had the re- by the Hawaiian and the Charleston ment School house at Kawaiahao, the com- is hereby ordered by the Board of culated before the election by the br Democratic States, and the groat lief of feeling and knowing that combined bands next Friday even- It mon schools of Kaumakapili, Kawaiahao, Edocation that teachers, in the Gov- National Reformers? Were they got hub bub and outcry in the country what we have or are likely to lose ing. l all Pauoa, ana Roma W. in should get back in part ernment employ, teaching in the English up for wffect, too? against trusts, aimed chiefly at the sugarwe His Majesty went on board the Con-Tenti- And at Ewa, Waianae and Koolaupoko, adversity-ma- langaage, shall attend the General sugar trust, has given the majority in other matters. But Saturday morn- of Oahu, as follows: is flagship Charleston to be held at Honolulu, from July Island The reply of Minister Thurston, a chance to earn a little cheap pop- teach us good lessons. It ing, the usual royal salutes being 34th to July 18th, both inclusive. The se At Makua, Waianae, on Monday, July delivered in the Legislative Hall on ularity and perhaps gain votes not a safe or healthy condition to fired. of passage to and from Honolulu 7th. last was one of the most and they need them by removing depend wholly on one industry. Friday captain and officers of H. B. by the direction of the Board, be paid Pokai, Waianae, on Tuesday, July masterly forensic efforts ever made the sugar duties. Rut Senate We ought to and must divert our The wl, At the M. S. audience of "by the local School Agents. At the outset, he said he did is a much into channels. Sugar Acorn had the 8th. here. very more conservative capital other Monday evening at Iolani ALATAU T. ATKINSON, not propose to ubo adjectives, but the will to be a large source King At Waiawa, Ewa, on Thursday, July branch than the House, and it is continue Palace. Inspector-Gener- al of Schools. 10th. nouns which he did use fell like thought that this body will con- of supply. Coffee should be an- blows from a trip hammer. There sider very carefully before striking other. Perhaps tea will afford Professor Dana's "Volcanoes of At Waiahole, Koolaupoko, on Thursday, wn Ounce or the Board of Education. ) has been but one expression of opin- fifty millions, not to say sevonty some relief, or cinchona, or some Hawaii" is now on sale at the Up-To- July 10th. fair-minde- June 2, 1890.1 by d readers, the book store, at 5, same ion that a blew, from na- other branches Com. the At Kaneohe, Koolaupoko, on Friday, of Ministry in mat- millions, at the New York. The examination, for Grammar Grade conduct the the tional income and at the same time price as in CerriScates, will be held on Saturday, July July 11th. ter under discussion was above re- weight of blow in CORRESPONDENCE. e Tuesday. Koolaupoko, on Monday, proach or censure. If the facts are take the the the There were fifty-nin- deaths in ISth, Monday, July 21st, and At Hakipuu, States from producers and from will be Arithmetic July 14th. as stated, and if they stand uncon-troverte- d the Honolulu during the month of May, Jaly 22d. The subjects the promising beet sugar industry We do not hold ourselves responsible for the (owaplete), Algebra, Grammar, Composi-tio- n. will begin at 9 o'clock a. m. by evidence as strong as statements made, or opinions expressed by our fourteen from fever, seven from old The exercises by the very doubtful and consumption. l Physiology, Theory of Writing. Phy- on each of the days named, and the sum- has been produced, then the Ministry correspondents. age, six from should be sustained by every honor- plan of a bounty. It is thought sical Geography, Outlines of History, and mer vacation will extend to Monday, the Aflnirg. A. will take tempo- law-abidin- g The Majority Kcport on Foreign Capt. J. King Fedagogy. No candidate will be allowed 8th of September next, on which date a able and citizen. also that such further pension measures will become throughout! rary command of the steamer Kinau. enter for this examination unless pos- new-ter- will begin. law at this Mb. Editor: Absurd te bed- for probably two trips, as Capt. sessing a Primary Certificate for one year, What has become of the Anglo-Saxo- n Congress aB to materially increase It would be difficult outside of W. JAS. SMITH, ridicul- Lorenzen is going on a bridal tour. or holding a similar certificate from love of fair play in theHonse? the expenditure in that direction, in lam to find anything more 13G 132G-3- t Secretary. Thursday morning twenty-tw- o mem- which case caution will have to be ous. The grotesque, the laughable, During Mr. R. W. Laine's tempo- ALATAU T. ATKINSON, bers the House voted not to let used in cutting off receipts. and the satirical are blended in rary absence, Hon. Paul Neumann Office Notice. of the It Foreicn proportions. To begin Vice-Cons- ul Inspector-Gener- al of Schools. the minority of the Foreign Affairs is probable that the Senate, if it about equal will discharge the functions of Official notice having been given that committee have an opportunity to does not pass the repeal of the with, the scope of the resolution for Spain and Consnl for during the temporary absence of committee acts, is ) report. A few days ago twenty-thre- e under which the Mexico. Office of the Board of Education, sugar duty, will at least cut it down of all the best June 2, 1890.J R. W. LAINE, Esq., members of the House voted much beyond the rules from thirty to fifty per cent. This world. Even The tender for erecting the new Vice-Cons- governments of the for Primary Certificates ul for Spain, not to let the Minister of the Interior course seems the most probable. iron market building which arrived An examination reply to the charges brought by the where popular liberty goes, so far as wiM be held on Saturday. July 19th, and HON. PAUL NEUMANN But supposing we lose the entire on the ship Borrowdale, has been Attorney-Genera- l against the Cab- it does in the United States, the Monday, July 21st will discharge functions of office benefit of the treaty by our abso- awarded to Mr. George Lucas for the that inet and the Marshal. On that occa- committees of inquiry in Congress issued un- Vice-Consu- The Primary Certificates are as acting l, all persons are here- lute repeal of the duty, what as to treaty negotiations, are always 3,250. following rules: sion we noticed with satisfaction that der the by required to give full faith and credence McCarthy to give the next? For us the important ques- limited by the proviso, "if not incom- Mr. J. W. Chamberlin is the sole S5 per cent, and over, two years' certifi- Noble voted to all the official acts of the said Hon. Paul Ministry a chance, and we thought tion will be, what price are patible with the public interest." agent in this kingdom for Henry cate. Neumann. love of play made we to get for our sugar? The Full inquiry and discussion are post- M. Stanley's "In Darkest Africa." 75 per cent, to S4 per cent., one years' it was his fair that It JONA. AUSTIN. him do it. But Friday he voted price will be just what the market poned until a treaty has been nego- will be ready for delivery about certificate. Minister of Foreign Affairs. minority of the price in the rest of the world hap- tiated, and then the question is on August. 74 per cent, and under, six months' cer- against giving the Aliiolani Hale, June G, 1890. committee a chance, and it looks as pens to be, and that of course will its ratification or rejection. The tificate. 1326-- 13o-- 2t Mr. Chas. HuBtace, Jr., is to be lt vote been a mis- on from to Ministers have certainly gone to the The holders of two years' primary cer- though his first had depend the supply time congratulated on his elevation to the take. time. Countries which cannot utmost limits of propriety in answer- tificates will not be on the Foreign Office Notice. extraordinary demand of the position of cashier in Bishop & Co.'s Fair play and square dealing raise sugar cheaply must submit to ing the expiration of their certificates, but will Official notice having been given that committee on Foreign Relations. bank. Mr. J. O. Carter, Jr., is pro- ought to be above party. in business. we posi- have them indorsed for extension, unless during the temporary absence of defeat the Perhaps The attitude and spirit of the major- moted to Mr. Hustace's late examination is shall have something of the same tion. it is thought that another R. W. LAINE, Esq., ity of the committee are grossly im- accessary. Why is the National Reform Party experience which was obsorved in of dignified gov- Cousul for Mexico, proper, subversive Mons. Houle, H. M.'s charge dT holding certificates for one year, in theHouBe so anxious to cut off 1876. Consul-Genera- Those ernment, and disrespectful to the Affaires and l at Paris, HON. PAUL NEUMANN debate on the most important ques- will have to pass a second examination, When the Reciprocity Treaty United States, always a friend to and Colonel Z. S. Spalding, had au- in- Twice they made an on- after which their certificates will be will discharge the functions of that office tions? have went into effect it was popularly Hawaii, to her antonomy, indepen- dience of the King Monday morning. in like manner with slaught on the Cabinet and have if dorsed for extension as Acting Consul, all persons are hereby supposed that the consumer of dence and welfare. Marques and his particulars By to cut Cabinet off from a Full in our Authority those for two years. required to give full faith and credence to tried the sugar on the Pacific Coast was go- three associates are greatly troubled column. Those holding certificates for six months all the official acts of the said Hon. Paul reply. This is like the Irish judge about the independence of Hawaii. with- ing to get his coffee sweetened at are liable to be examined at any time after Neumann. who wanted to decide the case What have they ever done for the in- The Paradise of the Pacific for out hearing the defendant because it one to two cents a pound cheaper. June is out. On the first page is a the expiration of the six months. JONA. AUSTIN, The economist and statistician dependence of Hawaii? Nothing 6 All uncertificated teachers must present Minister of Foreign Affairs. was all clear from the plaintiff's can more strongly tend to destroy the picture of the Government building story, and he knew would not be knew differently and said that the showing Legislative themselves for examination. The subjects Aliiolani Hale, June G, 1890. it independence of a people than such the hall, so clear after the defendant's. Have producer and refiner would make by request. is an interest- for examination are: Arithmetic through 1326-- lt 135-- 2t this of major- It difference, and did .t insane twaddle as the decimal fractions, Mental Arithmetic, the Opposition members an interest the they ity of the committee of Foreign ing number. cer- was effect intended in Wash- Geogra- Foreign ) in suppressing the facts? It the con- English Grammar (elementary), Office, Affairs. It brings ridicule and The Royal Mail steamship Zea- Spelling, Theory and Practice of Honolulu, June 5, 1890.) tainly looks like it. ington, and it was known that the phy, tempt on the Hawaiian Kingdom. landia, Capt. van Oterendorp, ar- This conduct is in very broad con- benefit resulting to the United well-manag- Teaching. Reading, Dictation, Composi- It has pleased His Majesty the King to The strong and gov- rived on Saturday trast with that of the Government, States would, or ought to be, in- afternoon at 3 tion, and Writing. receive, accept and acknowledge Senhor ernments of Europe tolerate no such o'clock, seven days from San Fran- who court the fullest investigation. creased trade and commerce, and nonsense and signs of anarchy in the ALATAU T. ATKINSON, ANTONIO de SOUZA CANAVARRO Rep. Marques sat up all night to cisco, with forty cabin passengers for Inspector-Gener- al of Schools. that result has been attained also islands and little countries near as Charge' d'Affaires of His Most Faithful prepare a report censuring the Min- this port and a number in transit for 1326-2- 132-- 3t States sell us brush aside t Majesty the King of Portugal. For now the United them. They just the Auckland and Sydney. She left for ister of Foreign Affairs for not doing over 79 per cent, of all of our im- noisy demagogues as they would what he was going to do the very the latter ports late Saturday even- ) ) and over 80 cent, flies, and place over them governors Foreign Office, Foreign Office, next morning what he had actually ports carries per ing. Honolulu, June 5, 1890.) Honolulu, June 5, 1890.) of our entire carrying trade. This or viceroys to maintain order and made an appointment to do. There con- Senhor A. de Souza Canavarro Be to all whom may is a better showing than appears decency. The United States, had This day had audience of the King: it known it concern was no time to be lost or the griev- great always audience of the King Thursday Senhor States with any other scious of her power, and Senhor Antonio de Souza Canavarro, that ance would have vanished into thin for the weaker presented his credentials as charge foreign country. Since the treaty generous toward the nations, Commissioner and Consul for Portugal, to ANTONIO de SOUZA CANAVARRO air. Rep. Marques probably feels de Affaires and Consul-Genera- l imports have does not deem it expedient to intrude at present his credentials as Charge d'Affaires having presented to this Department his the loss of sleep as much as anyone, went into effect, our in the affairs of Hawaii, which is Honolulu for the Kingdom of Portu- Consul-Gener- al four hundred per aad of that Kingdom. Commission from His Most Faithful Ma- which perhaps accounts for the increased nearly close to her doors. If anything can gal. Full particulars appears in our His Excellency Hon. J oiia. Austin, His jesty D. Carlos, King of Portugal, Etc., loose and abusive tone of a report cent., or from 1,505,000 to 5,438,-00- 0. be destructive to Hawaiian indepen- By Authority column. We congrat- Majesty's Minister of Foreign Affairs, pre- Etc., which is found to be in due form, he which was disingenuous from begin- Most of this has gone into dence and best interests, it will be ulate Mr. Canavarro on his promo- sented to His Majesty the King, Senhor the said Senhor Antonio de Souza Cana- ning to end. the hands of merchants, mechanics, the anarchy, the turmoil, and utter tion. Canavarro, who addressed His Majesty as varro is hereby acknowledged, by order of artizans and farmers on the Pacific for government, of incompetency The following notice is posted up feHows: His Majesty the King, as Consul-Gener- Death of II. TV. Auld. Coast. which the report of the committee in the office of the clerk of the Su- iee: His Majesty King D. Carlos, for Portugal, to reside at Honolulu, and The price of sugar in the United on Foreign Affairs furnishes strik- The community was shocked on preme Court : " The Court having my fagust Sovereign, taking into consider- all his official acts, as such, are ordered to the arrival of the Zealandia to learn States will fall as soon as the ing illustration. ation the good relations which exist be- ordered a Special Term for the hear- receive full faith and credit by the author- that Harry W. Auld, clerk in the world's production so increases Can anything be more ridiculous ing of banco cases only to tween Portugal and Hawaii, and being de- ities of this Government. A. claiming to speak be holden Custom House, had met with his over the demand as to bring about than Marques' on the 17th inRt, it is expected that sirous of drawing closer the bonds of JONA. AUSTIN, death in a railway accident at Oak- The Cuban Mexican for Hawaii? Who is he? Whence which two kingdoms, that result. or counsel will be ready to present their irieidship unite the Minister of Foreign Affairs. land. Particulars of the disaster of is not did he come? Think of his masque- decided raise representative in or Chinese grower sugar cases and avoid their being called at has to His 131-- lt a Hawaiian representative 1326 appear in our San Francisco letter. going to sell to America at any rading as the regular July term. Hawaii to the rank of Charge" d'AUaires Harry went over to the Coast for a against the honesty and good faith Consul-Genera- which would net him from a and l. price Messrs. Foreign ) pleasure trip, and when he was of such men as Damon, The S. F. Chronicle of May 29th " His Most Faithful Majesty has deign- Office, half to a cent more than what he Honolulu, June 2, 1890.) drowned was on his way to get his Thurston and Austin ; men who, by says: The yacht Neva, now at the ed to confer these new duties upon myself. could get before, if he can get more effort, This day had audience of the King: sisters Edith and Maud and bring many years of intelligent have foot of Third street, has been sold by 1 dare to hope that the proofs of goodwill to A in London. The grower is going sought to promote the prosperity HOUL2, them Honolulu. pocket book, its owner, Captain Cox, it is under- which I have received during the past MONS. ALFRED H. M's letters and initials on hiB clothing to continue to sell where he can and good government of this little stood, to Darties in the Hawaiian seven years from Your Majesty and Your Charge d'Affaires and Consul-Gener- al near re- proved hiB identity. Consul McKin-le- y get the best price. But the kingdom. The hero of Samoa; was islands. The little craft will sail Majesty's Government will be continued the Government of the French Republic, also recognized him. His moval of duty will have this im- he not an associate of the adventurer down to and sisters its new destination shortly. to me and lighten the discharge of the hearing of the accident, went to the portant effect: it will stimulate the Moreno in disorder and misrule? Is Itis quite a small affair, the tonnage duties entrusted to me. COL. Z. S. SPALDING, Hawaiian Com- of sugar in those countries Marques hoping to play the part of being to Morgue, Sisters of the Convent growth only twenty, but it is, never- I am happy in being the interpreter of missioner the Universal Exposition at accompanying them, but nothing near the United States where the the Italian adventurer? Is it the fate theless, a good sailer. His Most Faithful Majesty in expressing Paris. could induce them to enter the room industry has languished and been of Hawaii to be annoyed and made his most sincere wishes for the happiness To which audience Mona. Houle' and Col. adven- About twenty where the remains lay. His pocket-boo- k ruined for the past three or ridiculous by two Italian minutes before 8 Majesty and Your Majesty's dyn- Spalding were by largely of Your introduced His Excel was brought to them, and after by low price of turers? Are such men to be toler- o'clock Wednesday night a fire wa asty and for the prosperity of the King- lency Jona. His Majesty's four years the discovered Austin, Minister a half fearful glance at its contents price been ated in launching insult at the in a room over a Chinese dom." of Foreign Affairs. sugar. The low has United at lime lanndrv on Baratanin nfrnr. innf Ko. their low crying gave way to convul- sugar bounties in States just the when His Majesty was pleased to reply to Mr. His Majesty was attended on this occa- occasioned by cool prudence common low Kaumakapili church. An sive sobs. The body was taken to Europe is growing and senBe are alarm Canavarro as follows: sion by His Excellency Jona. Austin, Min- Europe, but needed to so negotiate with our wub no. a nouse, DUt the undertakers to be embalmed and system and first jchur irom tne It is with the most ister of Foreign Affairs, and Jas. W. to weary of this the great and generous neighbor that services of the darmrtmant wpro nnf. "Mb. Canavarro: will be brought Honolulu on the and is not sincere pleasure that I learn that your Robertson, Esq., H. M.'s Australia. extensive war that far the business Srid prosperity of these required as the fire was soon put out. services as the representative of 1326 131-- lt off wil smash it This will cut off islands shall be secured? There is no iiAiuuuai irmie uiuue an inves- 4 faithful The deceased's full name was tigation His MostFaithful Majesty in My Kingdom Henri Wilakulani Auld, son of Mr. much pf the beet industry and send doubt that the United States is en--' and fnnnrl i.hat. Ihn fira tns hare heea deservedly rewarded by your The following persons have.thJB day been Jamea Auld, employed at rthe Press it back to the tropics where cane is tirely willing to grant the most caused by an opium smoker. One promotion to the important and honorable appointed Agents to Grant Marriage Publishing Co.'s office. He was born4 the dependence. But why has favorable terms to Hawaii in a new aiue or tne room was ourned some------Consul-Genera- - deca-dan- ce be, what. positions of Charge d'Affaires Hnd l. Licenses v October 12, 1863, consequently at sugar growing been in such treaty. BuLeha. cannot expected J. M. KAUHI for Hilo Waena, Island of the time of his sad death was 26 in the West Indies, Central to do this, if Hawaii allows herself " A Runaway. Monsieur Charge", I am happy to weH Hawaii. i years 7 months and 18 days of age. America, etc. ? Why it is because to be represented by such adven- turers and' charlatans as how are in- Yesterday come you in this distinguished capacity, D. N. OPDNUI forMakawao, Maui. There was not a more promising sugar- - cannot be raised at, the low evening a few minutes before 8 o'r.lonk ,h hnraao and I feel assured that My Government Vfl H. 'WILLIAMS for Kawaihau, Kauai: Hawaiian in the Kingdom. He was prices realized. That is,' at 6Q to dulging in the grotesque and insane' aWanaA babble of Conf-mitt-ee to w21 join "with Me in affording you every D. H. FEIBCE for Leper Settlement, beloved by all who knew him, and he 80 per ton it was given up. Now the majority of the a Palama tramcar ran away, the discharge of your held a very responsible situation on Foreign Affairs. brakes heincr dnfp.t.!va rVha ) assistance in the duties. Molokai. . in some of our sugar estates can live L-- A. THURSTON, Hawaii Nei. took out the coupling Ihejr of you to convey to His Majesty, the Custom House which he filled at those prices and whensugar gets pin freeing the your august Sovereign, My sincere thanks Minister of the Interior. with much' credit. Sympathy is' ex- aminais irom me car. Tney sept '4 1325-31- ; so low, theyMvill still 'continue to to Interior Office, May 23, 1890. pressed on all sides for his widow, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cooke and along, but finally one of them fell for His kind wishes and express to Him But ho doubt some con- friendly father and sisters. exist. family left Friday for Colorado and was so badly hurt that was not Mr ardent desire that the relations will go under and we it existing between our two Mr. CHAS. WILLIAMS of Kaanhuha cerns shall Springs. Mr. Cooke with hiB two expected to recover. The car was now happily to face a period of countries may be maintained and strength- has this day been appointed an Agent to EAD THE DAILY ADVERTISES have stagnation sons may go on to Europe. Bon stopped, the occupants escaping in who know the dis voyage ! ened. You will be good enough also to take acknowledgments to Labor Contracts R if you want tne latest news. Those friendly jury.

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flAiilAtf 6 ALETTE; 'TUESDAY, JtJNE ifl, isdU. ' II -- ,-.- r Hi - nTT ft ?'g?rvp1g.B..w,., 7 ii-- f i wrftWWWW8Bgtji " ' mikmm a ,.jHn years. Of an average of 1,035 resi- ited bo that dependence had been figure, to furnish the medical assis'l tile fcwd years past is very fulL and WALBRIDGE-PAR- IE. cii ance aujatianaztt dents, 385 died, making a per cent, placed upon surface wells unques- required under tho contract. complete, and is extremely inter- of 37.20. It is suggested that tho tionably the mortality from zym- These agreements, it must be re- esting, but it only covers tho one A Very Pretty Wedding Quietly Cele. 4 'Kapiolani Home'' bo removed to otic diseases must have been very membered, aro not only with the matter of disoaso and death. In EST JfODUb IN REBUS. Japanese brateel Some Elegant Freieata the vicinity of the Kalihi Re- much greater. The water supply but with other nationali- both years the death rate among Those Present, Etc. to secure the fullest is, however, comparatively good ties, moro particularly tho Portu- the Hawaiians was by the ceiving station far Tuesday evening there was a TEN -- PAGE EDITION. uscfullness of that noble institution and abundant excepting upon rare guese. The suggestion is made that hoaviest. In 1889 it was twenty-nin- e and because of the insalubrity of its occasions, but it is shown that even an Act bo passed to restrict Japan-cs- e to the thousand; in 1890 it qniet gathering at the residence of supply is more or less physicians to their own nation- was 34.91 Mrs. Anna S. Parte, on theHawaii&a TUESDAY, JUNE 10. 1S90. present location. Tho need for the water per thousand, while with such a house for boys is suggested contaminated. Examinations seem ality in practico, as tbq Chinese other nationalities the rato was Hotel premises, when her youngest and its establishment is recom- to havo been made into several sys- doctors aro now confined. This much lower. In the former year, daughter, Bernice, was unifediri REPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH. mended. The cost of such a build tems of filtering water and the rec- probably is not intended to provent tho annual death rato was 21.92 for marnago to Hon. Russell 1XWI ing with its cquipmentias well "as a ommendation is made that tho "Hy- either Japanese or Chinese, who all classes; in tho latter it was bridge of"Wailnkn, Mani. Thlj mar- In view of the ever present "Memorial Hospital" to Father att Pure "Water System " should be might be able to pass a thorough 25.08, which seems to point to riage ceremony of the American, sctmnje of leprosy and the con Damicn, the erection of which at adopted for Honolulu. The recom examination in medicine, tp bo ad- Honolulu as being an unhealthy Episcopal charch, was res&byBer. stant decrease of the Hawaiian Molokai is elsewhere urged, might mendation has apparently been re- mitted as regular practitioners. place, as compared with many Dr. E. G. Beckwith, $Ir. W.G; Parlw, papulation, in spite of our salubri- bo borne by those who are eager to garded in tho application made by The removal of tho Government other cities. Of tho 627 deaths of brother of the bride, giving his ekiec ous climate and favorable sur- give something to this unfortunatp! tho Minister of the Interior, as ap- Dispensary in Honolulu to King tho last year, tho Hawaiians fur away. Miss Parke was bridesmaid: and Mr. E. Faxon Bishop beat .man: of the Board class of who do not- - pears in the Piuauco report, in the Street seems to have resulted in nigh 407 or two thirds. The roundings, the report people, but about gnests rela- and must estimates, for an. appropriation for great benefit. Tho in reports published in The were limited ttfthef ml Health always has know just how or what to give. physician monthly the tives and intimate friends of 'the' ntinue to have an absorbing in- The report of Dr. Swift the resident a filtering reservoir. The matter attendance is able to give more papers render it unnecessary to go family. Among those presentwere: terest. Although Dr. Kimball has physician at the Molokai settlomonta of sewage is perhaps the most hours to the work and applications into the causes of, death particu- Hons. C. R. BishoD, Panl Isanbersr, leen President but a few months, appears as Appendix 0. Perhaps difficult that presents itself for on the part of Hawaiians and the larly, but it will bo remembered H. P. Baldwin and W.F. Allen, "0. tihe report lacks nothing of its the most interesting thing it con- solution in our sanitary problems. poor of other nationalities have that there have been far too many S. Consul-Genera-l Severance, wil asaal interest It becomes more tains is the remark that the disease The only system whiph is sug- largely increased. During the deaths arising from what might be and Miss Severance, Rev. Aler. valuable from year to year as the appears to be undergoing a rapid gested by the report, and that indi- eleven months of its occupation called preventable causes, such as Mackintosh and wife, Miss von Holt, oentrol of the health authorities modification and assuming an en- rectly, is to havo tho sewage of the there have been nearly 7,350 appli- fevers of certain classes. Tho Mrs. L R. Walbridge, Mrs. A. F. becomes better and the grasp of tirely new type in the Islands. Dr. town thrown into the ocean at cations for dispensary aid. number of unattended cases is very Dudd, Jndge S. B. Dole, Mrs. H. the various matters committed to Arning made a like remark before some point whero it would be taken The Oahu Prison and tho Insano heavy, 191. Isenberg, F. M. Hatch and wife, Mrs. charge more complete. The the Honolulu Social Science Asso- by the current which sweeps to Asylum appear by the report to be Tho matter of district hospitals A. G--. Hawes, Miss Beckwith, Lieut. their the Nipsic,Mr. Mrs. report covers 143 pages, including ciation a few' years ago ; in which the west and carried away, but the in as good sanitary condition as is again reviewed and the reports Davenport of and the various subordinate reports and he also intimated that it was not report seems to show that no defi possible in view of the defects of of the physicians show that much Foster of San Francisco, F. M. of the unlikely to run itself out in a short nite opinion has yet been reached construction, in tho former particu- useful work has been done by the Swanzy and wife, Miss Pauahi Ju3d, appendices. The signature Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Howard of Los sixty-fir- st course of time, using the simile of by the health authorities. Should larly. In the latter Dr. Tucker is hospitals Wailuku, Maui, and President appears on the at Angeles, Mrs. Brown, F- - Brown of credited with J. pace, the remainder being occupied vegetable growths which have run any system underground sewage having accomplished Holoa on the Island of Kauai. The and wife, Jos. A. Gilman and wife, with the other matters. It is not a course of introduction, luxuriant be adopted of this kind the very a great deal of very excellent work need of a hospital in Hilo is urged J. M. Dowsett and wife, H. M. c stretching the truth to say that the growth and gradual deterioration slight grade upon which Honolulu and has removed the ill repute aud it would seem as though the Whitney, and others. cadre volume is of intense interest. with final extinction. According stands would make it necessary under which this institution has establishment of ono there was cer- The bride is very well known and After a few remarks regarding to Dr. Swift the locution of the Til- ,that artificial means be used, and rested for many years. tainly of great importance if ono is has for many years been a promi- the composition of tb.3 Board, the lage at Kalawao is bad owing ,that frequently, to get rid of- - the Tho report urges very strongly, necessary on Maui and on Kauai. nent figure in society and musical b!y change being the resignation partly to the great and sudden surface material. .It seems doubt as has been done in years past, that A full and minute statement is circles. The groom is manager of af Dr. Emerson and the appoint- transitions in temperature and ful whether flushing alone would the Board of Health be given tho given of tho expenditures of tho the Wailuku Sugar Co. and held in ment of Dr. Kimball in his place, partly to tho overcrowded burying (do it. It might be necessary to entire control of all matter required Board of Health and the encourag- high esteem by his many friends. he report proceeds to discuss the ground whence malarious exhala- have pumps such as are used in 'under tho "Act to Mitigate." ing suggestion is made that tho ex- In an adjoining room was a most sabject of leprosy. Attention js tions exade. Perhaps this burial several places of tho United States While the statement of a former penses in the future may probably attractive and valuable collection of first drawn to the incontestable of lepers may be more injurious ,and Europe. But tho question is President of the Board of Health, be decreased. Certainly the large silver and other ware, of almost nature of we of, for it is held on (imperative and must be decided " tho are firmly of tho amounts which have been oxpondod every variety that a young house- fact of the contagious than know that Board covet, and in nunjber of leprous as in of in past, while unquestionably keeper could the disease and the necessity high authority that the very soon or, tho Doctor says in opinion that the carrying out tho more than we could find space to " complete, thorough and absolute germ is not destroyed by the burial the report, "Honolulu, instead of this law depends tho checking of necessaiy for the publie health and " enumerate. Altogether the occasion segregation." The doctor then of a dead body. On the contrary being as it now is ono of tho most loprosy is not necessarily adopted for tho crushing out of leprosy, was one of the pleasantest weddings proceeds: " Dealing with the ques- it thrives for u time certainly and healthsome of cities, would offer a by any statement made in the cannot be forever maintained with- that have taken place in the city, a urgent to-b- tion on any other hypothesis is is not unlikely to penetrate wells standing and invitation for present report, yet it is evident out seriously crippling the finances and both bride and groom are e delusion and a snare, and will cost and springs contaminating them visits from cholera, 'yellow fever that great Btress is laid upon the of'tho country. This will be found congratulated on entering their wed- jh the future, as It has in the past, thereby. It would seem as if the and typhus and all that class of matter and that it is regarded of tho truer in caso there should bo a ded life under such pleasant aus- thousands of precious lives and un- only true sanitation would be cre- disease." great importance to the well being repeal of the duty on sugar which pices. told treasure." Truer words were mation of the dead. The subject In connection with the matter of of tho community that this law migbt compel us to use an unex- never spoken, and if Hawaii is ever of cremation an important one in sewerage we naturally find a refer- should bo placed under the charge pected economy in all things. MAKKIED. be freed from this curse, the our tropical climate is not treated ence to the various epidemics of the Board. It certainly does The reports from various district WALBRIDGE - PARKE In Honolulu, to June 3d, by th6 Kev. E. G. Beckwith, coarse now being followed must be at all in the report. The report of which have visited Honolulu and, appear as though tho Board of physicians which appear in the sov-er- al D.D., the Hon. Russell D. Walbridge. rigidly and consistently adhered to. Mr. Meyers, Appendix I, gives to some extent, the islands during Health was the proper authority appendices have already been of Wailuku, Maui, to Miss Bernice 1$. A description is given of the new minute statistics of the leper settle- the past two years. It appears to havo charge of the matter. No referred to and noticed in a former Parke, of Honolulu. deceiving Station in Kalihi. which ment. It appears that tho total that there have been two epidemics doubt there are very many in the article, for all of them treat of tho shows that it is better located and population is 1,457 of whom 1,159 of measles, the first in latter part community who are firmly con- subject of leprosy, but most of iTcu) StfiDcriiscmcnts. better appointed than the old Ka-kaa- ko are lepers, "kokuas" or helpers of 1888, again late in 1889, when it vinced that this law is an iniqui- them treat of othor matters besides, Hospital. Mr. Kahalehili, 18G, children, not lepers 40, oiig-in- al was introduced by a Portuguese tous blot on tho statute book, but apparently answering a general the manager, is spoken of as a man inhabitants 57 and 15 others family, and still exists in our midst, there can hardly be a doubt, series of six or seven questions put That Shirt Button of superior executive ability and occupying various stat ons of trust but, if the number of deaths result- from tho experience of many other by the Board of Health to tho the present sys- or service. Of these G are Sisters ing from epidemics is to decide tho cities, that such a law is an impor-tan- t physicians to answer. These ques- faithful. Under Can get a man's " dander riz," and cause tem, the old complaint, of insuff- of Charity, 2 Catholic priests, 1 fatal character thereof, whooping sanitary measure and should tions cover: more confusion and bad language when it icient examinations with its possible Protestant pastor, etc. There is at cough takes the palm claiming be strictly and rigidly enforced. 1. The general health of the com- isn't there, than anything we know of. Itia to Molokai last a competent; resident manager ninety-ou-o deaths to eleven from The matter of garbage is treated munity in which appears tho work always the little things that worry a man result of condemnation in this world, and wear him out and bring -- without a certainty that the un- Mr. Evans. Mr. Meyers differs in measles. The whooping cough was of to considerable extent. Prof. of the physicians with regard to him down to fill an early grave. If on fortunate vict in was a leper, is his table of the percentage of prevalent in the latter part of the Lyons of Punahou, at tho request disease. rising in the morning he puts his naked in with of the 1888. of of 2. Tho condition. foot on the business end of a tin tack, that's well nigh impossible, and fact deaths, that President year the Board Health, furnished present sanitary another little item that gets his " hair one rarely hears that complaint to- of the Board, ne makes it 25.32 Reference is also made to the in- an analysis of material dredged 3. Any improvements to bo no- off." It's always .the small matters that tft "We do not say that the old in place of 37.20. The statistic of fluenza, la grippe, or, as it was first from tho harbor and used to mako ticed among the Hawaiians with cause the trouble, a fug end of a cigarette day. burned down Chicago; a little stream of time complaints were often or over lepers differs also to a considerable called, tho Russian Disease, which land below Alakea and Richards regard to the rules of health, water half an inch wide; washed away fhe correct, for there is no doubt that number. He justly calls attention appeared in this city early in Janu- streets. "While it appears from his under which it is encouraging to dam of C'onemaugh and lost thousands of physicians were to the nuisance of dogs, as well as ary of the present year, and which, letter that tho soil contains con- observe that throughout the com- lives, at the Johnstown disaster. So it Is the examining with disease, it begins in 'a small way and faithful. At present a "suspect" that of horses, of which there are while not very fatal, yet appar- siderable organic matter and that, munity thevo is an improvement gradually extends its ramifications until is examined by the Government 786. Some lepers own from 5 to 15 ently induced physical conditions under some circumstances, it might with regard to the matter of living; it is complete master of the situation, and is sent of them, to the damage of the gen- which resulted in inviting be productive of disease, yet does that the erection of proper houses then it is, probably, too late to do any doctor in the country, then other it good. The way to allay disease is to at- to Honolulu where there is eral property. It is suggested that diseases from which death ensued. not appear to bo as injurious or s and the methods of living therein tack it in its initial stages; when sickness another careful examination by the number should be decreased to The alarming but fortunately directly liable to produce fevers as ,aro constantly and continuously is coming on it always gives ample warn- of ono horse for each family, which lived of is sup- civilized ing, the symptons are slight, perhaps, but the surgeon in charge short outbreak diptheriu tho community have perhaps approaching a standard. nonetheless important; approaching dis- the Receiving Station. After certainly appears ample. Tho Gov- also spoken of. Three deaths were posed. A liberal and generpus It is also said in several of tho ease always casts its shadows before, differ- ernment owns 196 buildings many caused thereby. The of policy with regard to Government reports: intemperance in tho ent people get different symptoms, one this the Board of Examiners, three history that gets in- headache, another neuralgia, a third wail-known physicians of long ex- of which have been erected during this is so thoroughly known that it physicians, is urged. It is pointed use of liquors does not seem to lassitude, a fourth loss of appetite, and so perience and high repute, again the last biennial period, and the will not be further referred to. It out that the resolution of the Legis- crease especially, in fact in some on. Any constitutional disturbance must now well equipped in would have been how- in 1884 to tell you that the processes of life are not take the suspect in charge, and settlement is interesting, lature decreeing that all places it appears decrease. nrnnerlv nropressinE' thfit some nart nf settle beyond a doubt, the question, that respect. Lepers have built ever, to havo had tho opinions of native born Hawaiians and half-cast- es 4. Tho condition of the water the human machinery is disorganized and before the poor fellow is condemned and own over 235 houses. The the physicians, through the report, should be furnished with supply to tho various district's re- if you neglect this irregularity, chrpnic of discease will positively result. Hundreds to Molokai. It does not appear as spiritual needs the people appear as to whet caused tho disease. It gratuitous medical service and ceives consideration. of people are hurried into untimely graves if there could be ainr further or to bo pretty well provided for in is stated upon page 24 that " it medicine, was not a kind act to the 5. Jjepro8yand through neglect of the first symptoniSiWe the Ha- two Roman Catholic, two Protes- was thought that sufficient local Hawaiian race, for it bred in the 6. Suggestions for the sanitary want you to know that Clements' Tqnio is bettor safeguard. Indeed the article that will arrest the progress of waiian is believed to be more nearly tant uud two Mormon churches. causes existed on tho premises nation a feeling of dependence on improvement of the district. All disease of all kinds if taken at the onset. reconciled to the present system There are also two prisons. An whero the disease proved so fatal tho Government that is incompat- of these subjects are treated at Clements' Tonic is an article that has ample supply of pure water is to account for its presence." ible with proper self-respe- ct. The greater or less extent by each of never yet and never will fail to regulate all than ever before. The fact is that But of. life, aids, perspi- well-construct- the processes animal it the native is possessed of good obtained by a sys- it is supposed, indeed positively resolution was repealed by the the physicians whose reports fur- ration and respiration. secretion,digestion, sense and a sense of justice which tem of waterworks, also put in dur- stated, by some medical authorities Legislature of 1888, but the ten- nish valuable suggestions. assimDation, elimination" and excretion; in it stimulates the liver and cleanses the con- recognizes and appreciates what is ing the last two years. Each that diptheria is not dency has been very much the The entire report adds another gested hsepatic glands and ducts and renal being done. The past two years patient is supplied with a ten dol- and, if this be so, tho mere past to pauperize tho Hawaiian valuable addition to the literature passages of all morbid andimpurejiccumu-lations- . increasing and lar order on tho store each year, presence of filth of any kind would which can hardly bo defended upon already furnished by the Board of Glemekts' Tonic invigorates the have witnessed an stomach and regulates the bowels' and determined effort to meet the ques- besides ample weekly rations. apparently not be sufficient to cause any ground whatsoever. Of course Health in years past upon vital braces up the whole corporal structure. It tion of leprosy and segregation,and These comprise the following arti- an outbreak of tho disease. this repeal permits the physicians questions. prevents fever, malaria and ague. It pre- cles: bread, poi, sweet In with of to make charges with those who vents the relaxation and depression so pre- as a result it is believed for good rice, flour, connection the matter in hot weather, enriches potatoes, beef are able to number of valent the the reasons that nearly all of the cases sugar, (sometimes publiCjinortality, attention is again pay, but the ciu SlOotYtiscmcnts. blood, restores all lost nerve power; and which are leprosy, without doubt mutton), salmon,, oil, soap, matches, called to the scourge of tho native those who are unablo to mako pay- gives tone to the system. Clemests' Tonic ment medi- will do all this and more, it will save life, have been gathered in and are now kalo flour, fish, salt, firewood. The kahuna. Several instances are for either attendance or and the evidence which we have received at Molokai or under treatment as average number of those Avho re given in which it seems positive cine is still largo. from its influential patrons and the eulo- ceive rations has been 1,036-8- . The that deaths were caused by Coming to the matter of gistic press notices, are sufficient to prove suspects. Those who are still at the vital even, 83-4- BECHSTEIN PIANOS! the above statements to the most cost is 2. of calls large may be said to be segregated, per capita about The practices these persons. Perhaps statistics, the report attention, sceptical, and we will send copies on appli- for they are in hiding to keep away 28 Chinese lepers live up to their their power for evil is even greater as has many times been, done in cation to F. M. Clements, Newtown, Syd- is nature and drive a profitable busi- from the fact that they now procure the past, to the deplprablo condi- ney. from the officers of the law. It ffff To be had, wholesale or retail, of to have obtained any ness in cakes, etc., besides encour- some of tho powerful drugs of the tion of the law or the practice yet too soon HAVING BEEN APPOINTED SOLE clear and satisfactory results from aging the vices of gambling, opium pharmacopia which are used in throughout tho country in this re- . for )be sale of O. Becustein's HOLLISTER & CO., 109 Fort SL is using and drinking. Perhaps Mr. some cases in addition to or with gard. celebrated Pianofortes, we beg to solicit the work of Dr. Lutz, but it 1320 102-l- m is so orders for either Horizontal or Upright shown that some very encouraging Meyers is hard upon them. The the Hawaiian herbs. Wherever a It really not much the, lack Grand. signs begin to appear from his people at the settlement appear to skilled physician was called in after of law or statutory provisions, for : PRESSES. labors. His own report, which ap- have mono7 and actually have sent the kahuna had practiced and tho our law books contain many direc- TESTIMONIALS FILTER away 943 during the past two were too gone to re- tions on the subject. is a re- " For twenty-eigh- t yeans that I nave now pears as Appendix B., describes his patients far It used Bechstein's Pianos, they have main- methods of treatment, which, while years. One of the features of great cover, or might have died in any quirement, for instance, with, a tained their superiority. Liszt." PAA0HAO PUSTATlOr, 1 can hardly be de- encduragment in fighting the dis- case, these people huve invariably penalty for that ' A noble inexhaustible and sympathetic HAWAn. March.9, 1S88. 1 verv interesting, Frsa-ciic- a limited ease is the increasing confidence of charged the deaths to the foreign all births shall bo fully reported to fulness ot tone, together with an exquisite Blidon Iron and Locomotive Works. Saa tailed intelligently in action, which admits of the utmost variety who only is deli- and he re- We notice like this. While he does not the Hawaiians, not are practitioner. It a matter of the school agent in. turn of sbade bears testimony to the fact that Gentlemen have used Wq of jroar resistence to au- cacy to Board of I'lIteriPresse'stbUieasea. They claim any positive cure, yet there offering less the and difficulty to deal with, for ports the Education the. manufacture has attained the utmost ire convenient, easily bandied and areweakiaif which have thorities, but many lepers, not sus- the Hawaiian is apt, even now, to (or is supposed to do so). Th,o, degree of perfection in the act of instru- entirely to oar satisfaction. I "can recoamead are cases reported ment making. Bubixsteik.'" no Improvement on tbera.- - yielded to treatment, and to the pected, have voluntarily surrend- regard any legislation which tends same is true of marriages and Very reapeetlnllr roar. appearance are cured. In ered themselves. to put down this scourge as being deaths; the school-age- nt is made 'For further particulars, apply to (ifgned) ""A.Moo'x, outward Pbof. G. Sadvlkt, Nuuanu Avenue, or to Uaaager faaakan FiaataUe. view of the terror and d;sgust ex- This report naturally gives much inimical to themselves. It appears the official registrar for those pur- space to tho subject of leprosy, from the report that mechanics are poses. is pretty safe to assume Si. HACKPELD &z CO., cited by the disease, it is rather It , 38, 1880. inileed the, one supreme only this law is known Sole Agents for the Hawn. Isl. Hroi Bept. comforting to read: "It lias proved wheh is not the persons who suffer that very little 19 1307-3-m Us. Joh3 Dim, Agent Slsdoa Iron Werke, with most of my private patients a and paramount question in nati nal from competition of the Oriental. and less observed. One of the high Honolulu. bc-Ii- Dsxk Sm: Please ehlR one ef yomr So ' 1 ov sanitary matters. But it by no Tho physician has also had to com- law officers of the country, who hi rather benignant disease. ' CompaHment Filter Prene, H6 aqaare'feet xcp. shall then also see cures, means leaves other subjects un- pete with Japanese practitioners has a large family, was asked the CASTLE & OOOKE, earfaee. tune ia the one inppHed fcwi hm, is over re- which I am pleaaod ta 17 has lyea hi estiiw which may be attributed, not to ex- touched nor are several matters and it probably tho case that very question whether he had satisfaction. Yours trnfy, slighted. Perhaps more space is few, if any, of the so-call- ed Japan- ported the births in his family. He HABDWARB, 6BO. Tt. feWAKT," traordinary fortunate chance, but Manager Heel Agrlfaltmml Do, to our methods of treatment." The giveu to tho sanitary condition of ese doctors in the country, are men replied, with some embarassment, than any other one sub- of the education and which that, while he remembered that great drain which leprosy is upon Honolulu standing and Commission Merchants These Presses are saade extra heavy for Attention is called to the entitles them to rank high as phy- such was the law, he had forgotten Shipping high pressure, occupies floor space 'ft our nuances, appears in tho statis- ject. if llx4 if in Hono- in ,4 ft., and present a Altering amrftMeAf methods :n vogue sicians., but the very serious charge it every case. A tics of expenditure, whero of the present IHFOBTZBS AND DEALERS I square feet. limited nusiber ia stock Jb lulu whereto' tho subsoil is gradu- js made in the report against some Honolulu is really tho only place Honolulu and 'a sold atvery)wr!f. $331,058 used by the Board, not & out-distri- KI1ob Iron toco. Works, surely being saturated of the in cts .in the country where reaspnably GENERAL MERCHANDISE. less than 201,176 was directly con- ally but planters the San Tzaaeieoe. nected with it, and of the remaining with sewage of the worst possible who are required by their labor, reliable statistics can be obtained, tor particulars enqalre of statistics, flantation Agents, JOHN DYES Boaetal $130,000 no doubt a half or more is description. The wonder is that, contract to furnish medical attend- and even here these as present time, we have off far as by Board of Health, Boom No. 3 Spreekelc'Biect: directly traceable to this prime up to the ance, that they have thrown the kept the Life, Eire and Marine I'M W. O. IKWIN Co., Airewta severe epidemics such foreign physician and relate to the matter of disease and cause. An interesting table shows had no very altogether Insure ace Agents; so-call- ed in tho ratio of deaths at the settlo-ae- nt as cholera, yellow or typhus fevers. entered into contracts with the death only. The table given EAD THE DAILY ADVEHTI8EK sub-repor- on Molokai for the last two Had the supply of water been lim-- 1 Japanese physicians at a low the t of Mr. Reynolds for 153 HONOLULU, IT. I. ly R if job want the Jaieat newt. -- - - a "V1" & ? "& - Jj --M WWamiimmji

HAWAIIAN GAZETTE. TUESDAY, JUNE 10. 189U. Q and Mrs. F. Hatch, Major and Mrs. CORRESPONDENCE. sand grains during gradual eva-- (general Jltujcrtiscmciits. A GRAND BALL Holt, Capt. H. C. Houdlette, Miss (oration after wetting by seas, Howland, Dr.E. L. Hutchinson, Miss We do not hold ourselves responsible for the fakes or rains. By virtue of these Hay-selde- n, statements made, or opinions expressed by our 35ie Salakaua. Entertains Regally Hart, P. Hudson, Hon. F. H. films tho sand grams becomo sep- sted ; . j Hayselden, Mrs. B. M. correspondents. z. Ielaai Palace. T. J. arated by clastic cushions of con- Howland. densed gases, capablo of consider- CHAUNCY-HAL- L SCHOOL JfJBf Hon. W. G. and Mrs. Irwin, Mrs. The Uni-kin-g Sands cf Kauai anil m Ok. Tattc xb& IMMlncnHbed Company in able vibration and whoso thickness - Ivers, Col. C. P. and Mrs. Iaukea. Nllhau. we have apprpximately determine J. 259tBnyItrloHlStiet, Eoslon.'Mssi., IT. S. A. JLtleBlaoc Beautiful Decora- E. A. Jones, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. The so-call- "bark- Elegant Editoe: Tho extent cf the vibration and the ran-titg- ea for tln Toilet, :tc Mrs. A. Johnstone, Mr. and Mrs. P. " This Private school offers unusual ad ing sands of Kauai aro mentioned volumo and pitch of the sound to those preparing for the Massachusetts Jones. in the works of ticvcral travelers in thereby produced, we also find to iN JMesday evening His Majesty the W.C. King, E. A. Keil.Miss Jessie Institute of Technology, for Business, or for at ra H- 2Sag gave a grand ball at Iolani Kaulukou, Dr. Kim- the Hawaiian Islands, and have a be largely dopendeut upon tho College. Kaufman, J. L. world-wid- so Pdtece to tie U.S.Itear Admiral and ball, C. Kaiser, M. Ketchnm, E. e fame as a natural curio forms, structures and surfaces of Jlinute care is Riven to the health and to the afee Captaias and oScers o the sev-c- d Kruse, E. Kopke, Goo Kim. sity ; as a rule, however, the the sand grains, and especially individual needs of each papil. t. de- Special Studi'iits, f. no-- aea-of-tra- r in port, the occasion H. B. H. Princess Liliuokalani, printed accounts aro meagre in upon their purity or freedom from many of whom are young of H. U- - 3L S. ladies, may be foond in all the regular classes. Iwiag the departure Misses Ladd (2), Mr. and Mrs. tails and show the authors to have fine silt or dust. ffl SifllKwLr- - Bj Obaauion for British Columbia. H. Lose, M. Louisson, S. Louib-so- u, been unacquainted with similar We have shown that the pitch of 0 The school building was erected solely'for its one of the largest balls Lansing, present use, and is in the most elegant It tos Mr. and Mrs. T. F. phenomena elsewhere. tho musical nctes obtained ou sea part of tons ever gives at Iolani Palace and the Misses Lishniau (3) Mrs. E. P. Low, Jointly A.Julien of is Boston, very near the Institute of Technology dan-tciag-w- withDr.Alexis beaches proportional to the mass room when as par sceae ia the throne W. Lanz, Capt. Lilikalani, Mrs. and Columbia Collegc,Now York, I have of sand moved,the greater tho mass 8 JHf3 a? K t the Natural History Museum, the Art Museum, going on, what with the Miss T. Lisliman,I)auiel Lo- i 11 AWmmtmm Bill 631 HI T and the handsomest Lemon, been studying the properties of son- lower of BS - churches, hotels, and the the tones; on tho dunes y UPliUHHIl XI JSIB v eJegant toilets worn by r JUKI j siac&ng of gan, H. Lewis, E. Lewis, L. J. in n private houses. the F. orous sand for a long time, and havo Kauai and Niihau tho same holds 1'iwi ii Svti i&e ladies and the uniforms of T. K. and mil sixty-thir- d Levey, Miss Lowers, Hon. visited many localities in America, true. Those who wish to learn The year begins Sept. 17, 1890. ssvsl oScers. was charming in the Mrs. Lucas, J. Lade. hallway Europo and Asia; hence, I was able more details of our investigations, Several pupils from the Hawaiian Islands 1 asreae. In the grand the Bev. Ales, and Mrs. Mackintosh, consi&t-ia- r during u recent visit to to have been in the school daring the past kk 4eoorasoijs were very neat, Mon-sarra- t, Kauai can find abstracts of three papers - M. J. M. 1828- Ct with Mrs. D. Monsarrat, make some notes and comparisons before Established four years. 1325-- k poaed palms and ferns Capt. II. W. and Mrs. Mist, read tho American Associa- 3&ee- - spreading foliage placed in Miss that may interest the residents of tion for tho Advancement of effect It. A. Macfie, Jr., Miss Mist, hbA a position ss to make the Mus-grav- c, this kingdom. Science in tho Proceedings for The throne Mossman,Miss Mclntyre, Miss j4et3g to the eye. Matschlce, W. Notwithstanding recent rains I 1883, 1884 and 1889. rosea with its innumerable crystal Mr and Mrs. found the sand on the dune at DR. JOSEPH HlSS5 T. Monsarrat, Hon. A. Marques, In conclusion, I take pleasure in iectric lights looked magnificent. Mana dry to the depth of four or Mr.Valde-ma- Mr. and Mrs. F. Mr. expressing my thanks to r The iroat and the Ewa side of the five inches, and when pushed down Knudson for beautifully illuminated and Mrs. Mersoberg, F. Mclntyre, valuable iuforma iPslacewere the steep incline, it gave out a deep tion, and to Mr. H. P. Faye for -- lanterns, design Hon. E. Muller, Kobt. More, Mr. Hog and Poultry Eemecly with colored the buss the Col. G. noto having a tremulous char- hospitality and kind aid in' my ex- fcerag taiiqoe as seen from and Mrs. F. W. Macfarlane, acter. This hardly resembles the the building. Through-- t W. C. W. Macfarlane, amination of tho Nohili. I am also to Macfarlane, "barking" of a dog; but a sound lie spacious grounds were hung W. L. McLean, Dr. J. S. and Mrs. under great obl:gations to Mr. and - somewhat like it is produced by Mrs. George S. Gay of a Igrsre colored lanterns- Grew,Missand Master McGrew,Dr. Niihau for A Certain Cure for the Diseases- - of to arrive plunging the hands into the sand generous in island etspma :Tbe iavited guests began Henri and Mrs. McGrew, Mr. and hospitality their half-pa- st o'clock, and bringing them vigorously to- soon after eight Mrs. C. C. Monteagle, Hon home. entrance Mett, Ji. , gether. Another way is to fill a and were atet at the main C. J. McCarthy, W. H. Mclncrnj-- H. Carrington Bolton, Ph.D., ifwri of His AEajesty's staff, long bag three-quarte- rs full of sand fcp ibe oScers Miss McLaiue, Miss F. Markhani, Sucrotaiy of the New York HOGS AND POOLT. to the dressing-iobb- s. dividing its contents into I Oj- - pro ami conducted Middcldyk, and then, Academy of Sciences. which on this occasion were Mrs. Mather, It. A. two holding one each Miss Middcldyk, Hon. J. Marsden, parts, in feoSov, thus giving more room on the hand, to clap the two portions to- -- o- 3oor. The Hawaiian Band, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McLean. 3Jn SUtotrtisements. gether. This I had found to be a lst. It puts your pigs first-clas- s mailern the direction of Mr. Berger, Hon. Paul Neumann, Miss Eva in condition. Na-kayam- good method for testing the sono- 2d. It stops cough, and regulates bowels. on the Neumann, F. E. Nicolls, G. O. a, the was stationed on the veranda rousness of sand on sea beaches. A 3d. It will keep sows healthy during pregnancv, superinduce the Palace, the front Capt. F. McCurley and and a sound ITatiti side of bag of the sand will preserve its progeny. being by this arrangement officers of U. S. S. Nipsic, S. Now-lei- n, THlDHISJDOISr will TO veranda acoustic qualities a long time if 4th. It arrest disease in everv instance, if administered before the vital msed. as a promenade. Miss JNbwlein. Iron and Locomotive Works, parts are beyond the reach of aid. half-pa- and not too Aboat st 9 o'clock Their B. Ordenstein. kept dry, frequently 5th. It destroys worms and hastens maturity. en-jer- manipulated. The angle at which 6th. is a thorough Majesties the King and Qaeen Hon. Samuel and Mrs. Parker, Corner of Deal and Howard Streets, It preventive. Feeders who use it all the year round have Throne room, the Band the sand lies where it falls over the no disease among their swine. the Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Paty, Miss 7th. will anthem. Their dune is the sonorousness ox-ten- San FranuiHcio California It repay its cost many times over in the extra pounds of pork it vteriag the National Paty, Miss S. B. Patch, G. C. Pot- 31; will make without Majesties stood just below the dias several hundred feet along extra feed. Hoys treated with it will gain two or more pounds, ter, II. F. Poor, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. W. U. TAYLOK President while others are gaining One. The reason is it regulates the digestive functions the reception. H. B. H. being by a B.S.MOORh Superintendent 4esag Peterson, W. C. Parke. the dune, interrupted and enables the animal to convert everv particle of food eaten into prk, involv- Friacess Lilinokalani, Hon. A. S. marvol-ousl- y A. Rosa, Miss creeping vino that thrives ing no waste. Hundreds of testimonials from breeders in England, Germany, degaorn. and His Majesty's Minis- Hon. and Mrs. Scotland, Ireland, the United Bose, Mr. and Mrs. H. Benjes, Mr. in such a soil. States, New Zealand, and Australia. ters ware to the right of the King. A similar dune of sonorous sand Builders of Steam Machinery Mrs. and Mrs. J. W. Robertson. M. P. Her Majesty was attended by occurs on Niihau, as has long been TE S TIM O 2STII,S W. Robertson as lady in waiting. Bobmson, Miss G. .Robertson, A. In all its branches. J. known to residents of the island ; "Dr, H.as Remedy is a certain preventive of disease, making pics thrive Tbe naval officers, diplomatic and W. Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Roth, Steamboat, Steamship. Land EuglunK well and gain .flesh?Sfast. (Sd,) and has been also to oc- llollerr, J. N. WALTON, Birmingham, Eng. issasafer corp were first received and Hon. W. II. Bickard. it reported High Pressure or Compound. (Purveyor to H. M. the Queen and H. K. H. the Prince of Wales.) cur near Koloa. Aea private citizens. The reception Hon. J. L. Stevens, Misses Stev- STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built coitipIaW, Our experience has shown that Hass' Remedy will prevent disease in hogs and tested over half an hour. Col. the These observations, simple as with hulls ot wood, iron or composite. that the increase in flesh by its use more than covers the cost. ens, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Schafer, T. OHDINAKV ENGINES compounded when ad- Bam, G. "W. Macfarlane. H. M.'s they are, have been of special in- "GILLILAND, HAUKWORTH & BUCKLES. M. Starkey, Geo. E. Smithies, Mr. visable. "Coffeyville, Kansas. W. Eobert-mm- , terest to me because they show STEAM LAUNCHES, liarge con- nfirmbnrlnin, and Mr. J. and Mrs. G. W. Smith, Major Se- and Steam Tugs "A good Chamberlain, were most that the sand of these localities structed with roferenco to the trade in which investment as a pork prpducer, to say nothing of its preventing disease. Yice ward, Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Schmidt, they are to be employed. Speed, tonnage and "L. R. WOODS, Keene, Kentucky." attention to all hnJc of water assiduous in their Marshal and Mrs. Soper. Prof. M. forms a between that the draft of guaranteed. "I do. not think it safe to he without Hass' Remedy to prevent disease. Alter well-directe- a d sea-beach- 3DOAR MILLS jKtesest, aad their es and that of a certain and Sugar Making Machinery tuuiuugu icst i uni sure u is a vaiuauie meuicme as well as a pork producer. suc- M. and Mrs. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. S. made after the most approved plans. Also, al ' Mbrts made the occasion a most hill on the Gulf of Suez known as Boiler Iron Work connected therewith. "B. F. DORSEY, Breeder Perry, Illinois. cessful ooe throughout. G. Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. O. Still man, Dr. Soule, W. C. Sproull, Ed. Jebel Nagous, and which I visited WATER PIPE, of Bollor 01 ihcot Iron, of any JDesctBg commenced shortly after in April, 1889. Sonorous sand is of size, made iu suitable lengths for connecting FOR SALE with Directions for Use by dances Stiles, F. Spencer, CoL Spalding, together, or Sheets rolled, punched and packod xbe reception, the order of more common occurrence than gen- for shipment, ready to b riveted on the Lancers, waltz, polka, lan-hs- s, O. A. Steven, Mr. and Mrs. Sauvlet, ground. feeiag: supposed; is found on DATIS & CO., wattz, schottische, lancers, W. J. Smith, C. N. Spencer. erally it the HYDRAULIC KIVETINO, Boiler Work and Watei HENBI Pipes made by schot-tisch- e, Atlantic coast of the United States, this establishment, riveted bj wskz, polka, lancers, waltz, Mr. and Mrs. E. D, Tcnnoy, hydraulic riveting machliiory, that quality ot 1322 lll-2- m g from Maine to Florida, on Pa- Exclusive Agents for the Hawaiian Islands. waltz. At 12:30 in the morn-ia- Mr. and Mrs. Wray Taylor, Hon. L. the work beinr; far superior to hand wort. an elegant supper was served in G. cific coast, in Europe, Japan, Africa. SHIP WORE , Ship and rfleani Capstans, Steau. von Teinpsky, H. Tweedie, W. Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, tnadt-afte- r Ae dining hall, there being an M. Templeton. Tasmania, etc., as weli as on the the most approved plans. 1 i abaadsace of the most toothsome Major J. II. and Mrs. Wodchouse, shores of many fresh water lakes. sOLE Agents and manufacturers for the Pacini edibles. The ball was a brilliant In these localities it forms areas Coast of the Heine SafMy liolier. CASTLE & COOKE, Misses Wodehouse 2), J. H. Wodc- PUMPS m&At. present Direct Acting 1'i.nips for irrigation 01 Among those were: house Jr., Miss K. Ward, Hon. generally between low tide and the city works' purposes, built with the celebrated His Ex. Jona. Austin, Mons. G. B. base of adjoining dunes, and omits Davy Valve Uottou, superior to any other J. S. and Mrs. Walker, Misses pump. IMPORTERS, T Aaglade, His Ex. C W. Ashford, sounds only when subjected to Alee, Misses Along (2), Mr. and Walker (2), T. B. Walker, Mr. and C Mrs. N. S. friction by the feet and hands, or JOHN DYEK rioiioluln Mrs. A. T. Atkinson, Atkin-ho- b J. Williams, Mr. and Misses in a bag as described. At Jebel 13m Room Ko. S.iipsialrg.HprfclinU' Mocl Shipping and Commission Merchants, ft (2), Colonel Y. Y. Ashford, Mrs. F. L. Winter, C. Widemann, E. Wodehouse, Mana Widemann, Nagous in Arabia, on the other Mcs. il C. Abies, Captain J. G. hand, sand in a ravine and Greea officers of the TJ. S. S. Hon. R. Y. Wilcox, Hon. W. and the rests aad produces sound only when rolls PLANTATION AND INSURANCE Adams, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Aid-rio- Mrs. White, Mr. and Mrs. J.Winter, it Baldwin Locomotives! AGENTS. Captain Pollard and officers of Mrs. S.G. Wilder, C. H. White, W.H. down the incline, (which it often H. B. M. S. Acorn. Wright, G.K. Wilder, Mrs. O.Wiirth, does spontaneously) and fails to re- DEALERS IK cuffs. Mr. Justice and Mrs. Bickerton, Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Wilder, S. G. spond to kicks and The sand Mr. aad Mrs. Frank Brown, W. H. Miss at Mana, as shown, unites in itsolf BUILDERS' AND GENERAL HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL , Wilder, Helen Wilder, Mr. and IMPLEMENT, Bak-d- Col- - both these and Mrs. J. H. Boyd, H. Mrs. G. West, John Walker, Mr. acoustic properties. The The undersigned having been aijoiiited Berger, Mrs. and Miss Barnard, Mrs. angle at which the sand lies at and Mrs. H. F. Wichman, A. Wan-se- y, Sole Agents fur the llawa inn Islands 25. A. Boyd, Mrs. Breton, Prof. V. T. is - , E. M. Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Jebel Nagous the same as at LA NT A. TION- STJJ?T?XT-ms- BrigbaiB, Mrs. C. F. Bush, James 31 dog. of I W. C Wilder, II. H. Williams, C. Mana, being the "angle FOU THE CELEBRATED Bright, Miss Bolles, Miss L. Brick-woo- d, T. C. Wil- rest" for fine dry sand. The mus- Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Ber-ieliaan- n, Wilder, Mr. and Mrs. B. Carpenters' Blacksmiths' Machinists' and Plumbers' Tools, son, Hon. R. D. Walbridge, Mrs". L. ical notes obtained at these far Dr. and Mrs. J. Brodie, Mr. localities aro also Locomotives Mrs.G.E.Boardman, B. Walbridge, Captain and Mrs. separated the Baldwin aad E.F. Bishop, in is Mr. and Mrs.C. Bolte, Mr. and Mrs.M. Walker, the Bishop of Honolulu same, but Arabia the inclino Browa, 3Ir. and Mrs. G. C. Beckley, and Mrs. Willis. 390 feet high and consequently tho From the Works of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS il-il- . sounds are far louder, especially as OeL - and Mrs. Baker, C. Bosse, " Misses Brown, AV. A. Beals, H. Hawaii at Tale. they aro further magnified by being Burnham, Parry, Williams & Co., iKitcheti Utensils, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Lamp Goods, and C Bolton, Miss Bradley, Mr. and The Hawaiian club at Yale were echoed from adjoining cliffs. Mrs- - Bowler, C. Bates, Hon. The sand at Kauai and Niihau is J. H. E. the recipients of a dinner and social Philadelphia, Penn., .. A. Bnrchardt, Hon. H. P. Baldwin, evening, May 9th, at the hands of made up of fragments of shell and General Merchandise. Bev. of local- W.H.Barnes. Miss Gower recently constituted an coral, while that all other Are now prepared to Rive estimates and Seahor A. de Sonza and Mrs. Can-STarr- a, honorary member of the club. The ities known to us (over one hund- receive orders for these engines, of any Blake's Steam Pumps, Weston's Centrifugals, Hon. John A. Cummins, Hon. club testified their appreciation of red in number) is siliceous. This size and style. A. S. Cleghorn, Bobert Catton, Hon. the young lady and her kindness by shows that the sonorousness is in Wilcox & Gibbs. and Remington Sewing Machines, H. G. Crabbe, O. Carter J. Jr., presenting her with a pin, made to dependent of material. Examina The Baldwin Locomotive "Works aie Misses Carter (2), C. E. Coville, order in New York consisting of a tion under the microscope further now manufacturing a style of Locomo- Dr. Jane & Sons Family Medicines. r Osas. Creighton, Mr. and Mrs. C. horseshoe set with pearls with an shows tive particularly adopted W0l-- y Cart-wrig- that the sonorous quality is Carter, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. ht en- I. attached bangle on which was not connected with the shape of the i Jr Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cart-wrigh- t, ameled in black the word " Aloha." grains. Sonorous sand is distin- For Plantation Purposes, I j Tcotnas P. Cummins, Miss In response to the demand for a May Cummins, Dr. and Mrs. A. B. " speech " in Hawaiian the blushing guished by being remarkabty free from fine individual Carter, Mr. and Mrs. John Corwine. young lady ejaculated "maikai" dust or silt; the A number of which have recently been CRYSTAL SODA WOKKS Captain St Clair and officers of H.B, which she declared was all the Ha- grains are very uniform in size. It received at these Islands, and we will M.S. Champion, Miss Courson, Miss waiian she knew, but with an earn- is very easy to deprive sand of its have pleasure in furnishing Plantation Ghaffee, Bear Admiral George Brown estness and sincerity which betok acoustic power by mixing a little Agents and Managers with particulars of JOHN GRACE, Proprietor. - o4 KINK STREET. same. P. sad officers of 17. S. flagship Charles- ened a full heart. The guests com- earth with it, or by wetting it. It ton, A. J. Campbell, A. Cropp, W. B. mended the liberal and genial hos- is difficult, if not impossible, to re- The superiority of these Locomotives SOLE MANUFACTUKER OF THE dark. Miss B. D. Clark, Mr. and pitality as a remembrance of old store to sand its sonorous quality over all other makes is not'only known Mrs. B. Castle. is acknowledged throughout J. times on Hawaii, to which the host when once "killed." here but the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. . . Hon. J. O. Dominis, His Ex. S. M. replied that the youth of Hawaii had A number of hypotheses United States. Mrs. have Damon. J. I. Dowsett, Mr. and evidently not forgotton the old cus- been proposed to explain cause Mrs. "W. W. Dimond, Miss the SABSAPAEILLA AMD Dora tom of " hookupu. " In addition to of curious property of IKOfl WATEE! Dowsett, Misses Davison Dr. and this certain war. g. & cu., 2, very pleasant recollections each sands. The prevalent idea in these irwin Mrs-- F. B. Day, Miss Dudoit, Ed of the club member carried away a islands tho sound is Agents for Hawaiian Islands. Dawsett. A. Dowsett, Misses Dowsett little souvenir of the occasion. that due Sole structure of 21 1307 I2T, Mr. Justice Dole, J. M. Davidson, Nomad. to tho cellular the GHNJ GKEH Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Dodge, Mr. and sand must be abandoned, sinco ALE, Mrs. B. F. Dunning, Miss A. Dun-sin- g, The New Bark Albert. most sonorous sand is not so ARE YOU ILL? Dr. Pierce's Belt U Sarsaparilla, Lemon, Cream S. C Dwight, J. L Dowsett Jr. The S. F. Examiner of May 19th constituted, that of Kauai form- the only perfect Electrie and Plain Soda, BoUy-Bolter- ST Mrs, T. W.Everett, Mr. and Mrs. an exception. Some r. It wilt says: The bark Albert will be ing have iTpotitiretj cure Nerrotn ,W B. F. Elders, Captain H. H. Ellis, launched attributed tho sonorous ' Diieases, Rhiumttijm, from the ways quality to Ltrae Back, Irapotencj, Champagne Cider, Etc., Etc. Miss L. Ellis, J. J. Egan, G.B. Ewart. at Port Blakely. The new vessel has saline crusts, others to electricity, Kidncv Comolaint. Dis. Mr, aad Mrs. W. Foster. Mr. ! Vilaanii Famaln'Weakness.Thoasaiidi cared and been built by Hall Bros, of that place effervescence of air between the par- r.iAmericj.FonrardedSJUrnrtoanrprtoftrieuorId ALL AltKATi D WATERS Miss Fernandez, Captain A. and for Captain G. F. Smith the lumber syWrita forPamphIetNo.2. Address JS. GUARANTEED PUUK. , ticles, reverberation within subter- lo- - 704 Sacramento SU 6nFrnetsco.Cal.. U.S.A Mrs. Fuller, Miss Fuller, Mi-- and merchant of this city. She is 197 ranean and to soI'arlzatioTi; l!ie Freeth, Miss cavities, MES.G.D. Finckler, feet in length over all, 38 feet in and one author attempts to explain; Mr, and Mrs. C. J. Fishel, Mr. Big G bjui pi vri) univer- and breadth of beam and lih feet in depth SSO-TELEPHOB- the phenomenon by of a sJ ESBell Mrs. H. Fisher, Miss Fitzsimmons, of hold. She has writing ': . sal satisfaction in itie Mutual v J. been named after i nn 4 TiiTJL cure of Gonorrhu'i and 298.' -- reduplication of impulses setting IO 3fesv38,jL Alfred Fowler, Mrs. M. E. Fletcher, Albert S. Wilcox, and will ply be- nar.nt&td 1WI tilect. I prescribe il Vmp; air in vibration in a focus of echo." aoMSuvurr. and Fanning, Dr. Furry. tween Jed safe in recoiuxuend-lu- g this port and Honolulu, her VrdeoljkTtk ISLAND ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED 0 TO. Dr, M. E. Grossman. Mr. and Mrs. carrying capacity being 1,200 These theories Dr. Julien and iTeject it to all sufferers. ST tons of fratClirtelCa. HI 1296-l-y T. Gulick, W. M. Giffard, E. Gif-fgr- d, sugar. will take two forreasous I cannot here detail, and A.J.STOXWJ.JU., tSi siege C It about weeks Oeuiur, lit. C. Greig, Mr. we believe the true cause of sonor- Ohio. - W. H. and Mrs. to rig her, and she will then be load- MticE, si.ee. ift- H. Gonn. ed with lumber and sail for San ousness to be connected with thin 7TSold by Drofcguts. T milter' M. Ifpt" Hassinger, Mons. Honle, Mr Francisco. She will load here with pellicles or films of air, or of gases rdMP Flie Daily A. , Hoixistkk & Co., Wholesale Agents. Advertiser and Weekly sad Mrs, E.B, Hendry, Herbert a general cargo of merchandise for thence derived, deposited and con Bbssqn.Suith & Co., Wholesale Agents Gazette I Mxjor H. F-- and Mrs. Hebbard, Mr ' Honolulu. densed upon the surface of tho j AJIE e.3c TilE LEADING PAPE.RS OF THE KINGDOM,

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before if show we of his party we would state was given. writing lay- with the different watches, I should sup- LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. a jury; but I that had the respectable members them in writing. He He answered in HE good reason to believe it we were justi- began to grow restive, and expressed stated that he would apply in writing, ing down the broad principle that fie pose Mr. Hitchcock, (if satisfactory fied in the action which we took. I don't themselves in very decided language to but, later he sent a letter to the Minister should take no action in any matter re- in other respects) an eligible man for propose to indulge in rhetoric or adjec- the contrary. Then Mr. Wilcox told of Foreign Affairs stating that he would quiring by law the advice of the Cabinet, this position. tives, but to make plain statement of some of his friends that he was begin- make no written application, as it was unless he chose, unless he had the The guard should be armed with clubs Day. etti-quett- Thirteenth facts and of the information which I re- ning to suspect the good faith of his contrary to military principles and e. advise of the whole Cabinet. As this and pistols, and should have, each man. Friday, June 6. ceived, and then let the gentlemen here haole associates, and that they would raised a vital principle, striking at the his rifle and filled cartridge belt conven- draw their own conclusion. The reasons not help him to become .Minister and The next step was his by a very roots of constitutional government, iently at hand, elsewhere than in the The Hease met at 10 a . m. Prayer by which actuated us involve a considerable that he must look out for himself. He majority of the officers. Before we took it seemed proper to submit the matter to Receiving Station. At least one of the the Chaplain. Minutes of preceding day amount of the secret history of this accordingly consulted with some of those action on the the Attorney-Gener- al the Supreme Court and we did so, after guard, fl think two preferable) should read aitd approved. country during the last three years I who had been associated with him in returned. first submitting our statement of the be kept constantly on patrol in Merchant Attorney-Gener- al J Noble Mailer reports for committee on do not propose to state any facts which are July last, and asked them if they would This brings me to the third branch of case to the which he street between Nuuanu and Kaahumann, not essential. There are a large number be willing to help him again if neces- my statement, viz., the reason why we admitted contained a correct statement to observe movements in the three O&mmerce, fol- recommending that the which bear on the subject which I have sary. Some of them said yes.some were have distrusted C. "W. Ashford, and this of the facts. The Supreme Court gave a streets named, as well as Bethel street. lowing petitions praying that all foreign stricken out, but I think that I have re-- kanalna and some said that they had brings me to one of the most painful ex- decision upholding the position of the These patrolmen should be relieved, say, immigration be stopped; that liquor tamed enough to convince the House. had enough. Feelers were sentout and periences of my life, because C. W. Ash- majority of the Cabinet, that the ma- every two hours, by other members of ! I will show first why we cause to various persons were asked if they ford has not only been my official com- jority should govern, as the majority of the guard, and should be kept diligently ficense for each election distiict beis-see- d had i distrust R. W. Wilcox and to believe would assist in turning the Government panion for three years, but because ever the Legislature and of every other body on the move, and observant of events. ; that no tailroad or canal be laid that he was intending to disturb the out if matters came to a head. I have since he came here, seven years ago, he governs. On April lOUi we met His Half hourly circuits of the block in which without the consent of all landowners peace. information from a gentleman in whom has been my intimate friend, and in this Majesty again. There were two subjects the building stands should be made by throogh whose property they pass, be i As you all know Mr. Wilcox was sev-- I every member of this House has confi- world, intimate friends are not many. I for discussion, 1st, the appointment of one of such patrolmen, i. e. around to, laid upon the table. eral vears a ward of this countrv study dence, who was asked in front of the have worked with him, trusted him, Colonel, and, 2d, the commissioning of and along Queen street. The rest of the On motion of Rep. Brown, report is ing abroad, until his return in 188". A Post Office by one of Wilcox's intimate have passed through trying periods with Mr. Carter to negotiate the treaty. The guard should be on the alert, so disiwsed adopted. fact not so generally known is he friends if he would help take the Stat-tio- n him, shoulder to stood by majority of the Cabinet advised His throughout the building as to be able to for that shoulder, have Rep. Cnmmings, Public 'Lands organized a conspiracy to House; that they were going to him. When pro- Majesty to appoint Mr. Hebbard and rally on any point immediately upon reports recommending at that time prominent members committee, that dethrone the King, overthrow the .Min-- have a meeting that night to discuss it. posed to put him out of the Cabinet presented him with the opinion of the call, and at least one of them should be the following petitions be laid on the istry and proclaim a new constitution. Several of my informants were then and go on with a new Min- Supreme Court, stating that it was his in the Receiving Station all the time, to be considered with the appro- table j One of those who assisted him in draw and still are, members of the Opposition ister, I said no, if we go out we go out duty to follow the advise of the majority whence the means of access to the yard Resolution 18, al priation bill: introduced ing up the constitution is now present in party. One actively expressed himself together. And I wish to say here that of the Cabinet. The Attorney-Gener- and ground cells is very easy. Ho-aeka- I by Rep. Rickard asking for road in a; this House. They went so far as to act-- during the election for the express pur- believe, and know from previous experi- then advised His Majesty as follows, The patrols will of coursegive the ear- petition 44, for wharves on ually have the constitution engrossed, pose of getting the Cabinet out of office . ences many years, that we have never (the exact words were taken down at liest possible notice of any persons or petition 52, for bridges Wiaka-po- ; Maei; at t and'Wilccx with others went into the This brings the matter to the 17th of had an Attorney-Gener- al who has work- the time) : "The opinion of the Supreme events in the locality, out of the natural petition 5S, road boards be that Palace and demanded of the King that April which the Attorney-Gener- al con- ed harder and more faithfully in the con- Court is not in the slightest degree bind- order, and thus the entire guard will be sboKsbed he abdicate and declare his sister Queen. siders the culminating iniquity of the duct of the business of his office than he ing and is of no more effect than that of ever ready to meet any exigency or repel Noble Baldwin thought it a little sing-al- ar I They even had the form of abdication Cabinet. has. The relations of the Cabinet with any other three men of equal ability. I any attack. In this connection let me to lay petition asking for abolition al written out for him to sign. If it had The Becond question which I shall con- the Attorney-Gener- continued most advise Your Majesty to decline to follow caution you that nothing short ot a oi road board on (he table to be consid- not been for the faithful service of Robt. cordial up to the time of his departure the advice of the majority of the Cabinet tragedy within plain sight, or orders ered with the appropriation bill The sider is why the Cabinet distrusted V.V. Parker, the matter which came to a head Ashford and believed that he was favor- for the United States. He has men- and that of the Supreme Court." from the Marshal, should tempt any baerable member did not see what the in Julv, 1889, might have come to a head tioned a point of difference of opinion This brings us down to the time when member of the guatd away from the appropriation bill had to do with able to creating a disturbance. I will that in the" early part of 1888. The tactics al- with regard to the treaty. did not in- an armed force was being maintained at building, or his beat. petition. not go back to the 30th of July last, It which Wilcox pursued were almost of in- terfere with our cordial relations and the Station House. In case of an attack they should meet Rep. Kalua moves acceptance of re- though there are a number earlier identical with those which he employed stances which I might mention. Shortly was solely a matter of discussion, and Now, as to the special charge that the it upon the sidewalk, at the doors, or re- port, except as to last petition, and in last July, except that he went into it was adjusted by the Cabinet. As evi- guard was kept in such a manner as to treat within the building, secure the be laid on tLe table to after July 30th, rumors and statements moves that that so subtly that he managed to draw in a Ash- dence of this and against the published excite disturbance. The Attorney-Gener- al doors and defend the premises from the SUb-JfeC- began to be circulated that V. V. considered with any bill on the t. be great many innocent persons, who did ford, although he commanded the forces statements made by C. W. Ashford over has in unmeasured terms denounced windows, as the force and direction of not understand it until they were so deep against Wilcox, 'et knew more than he his own signature and before the Financa it, here and elsewhere, and has declared the attacking party might suggest to the Rep. Kaehi I am in tavor of motion in that they could not withdraw. One Committee will read from the reply that it was in a high degree improper one in command, and telephone at once & for Wailuku. Committee ought to about that movement, and that I of weraber of these became frightened and came his heart was not entirely in the action on October 4th last to the committee and unwise and detrimental to the public to the Marshal or his deputies. Seven haven't made out a proper report, and and told us, and that is how we came to which waited on the Cabinet concerning good for from five to eight men, citizens, resolute men, well armed, should be able proper course is to return report to the which he took that day. At first I did know about it. As 6oon as learned the treaty . to guard the Police Station, arms being to hold that building for hours against with instructions to make out i not take much stock in these rumors, for uwmiHec I about it, I sent for several of the promin- -' people they do any This reply was constructed in the fol- in the station, available for volunteers any force that could be brought against pioier one and present to morrow. talk as much here as a ent conspirators, one after another, and where ; but as time passed on I received lowing manner. After full discussion of and regular forces if necessary. This at it from the front. I therefore move report be sent back to charged them with it,anutheycontesseu. intimations that there were facts at the the whole topic, each member of the a time when R. W. "Wilcox was at lib- I understand that the hours of special OMuniUce. I put their statements in writing and bottom of these reports, and I thought Cabinet made a draft of a reply. Then erty, when, as he states in his reply, guard are now from 8 r. m. to 6 a. m. Rep. Brown second motion to rs I the they signed them, and I have those that I ought to investigate. I did not sections were taken from each and em- street-rumo- connected V. V. Ashford While I do not now think it necessary report. a report y. adopt I think must statements to-da- The object was bodied in the final draft, so the with disturbance ; when the town was so to extend these hours, yet captains of under- consult C. W. Ashford. Blood is thicker that cither be adopted or rejected. I straight and simple to compel the King will three replies, including Mr. Ashford's, disturbed that the heads of business watches coming on duty at 6 p. m. and 6 Com- - than water. Although I state that stand the House cannot amend. to abdicate. They had tue abdication confidence are there. The beginning shows that it nouses were consulting as to what should a. m. respectively, should be especially suttee's idea apparently was that the I had at that time implicit in all written out and they tried to compel Attorney-Genera- l. is the reply of the whole Cabinet, and be done to protect life and property, and instructed to give particular attention to paooon could be considered when the the As a result of my him to Bign it. Within a day or two investigations I have statements in writ- the title so states. The Ministers take this, although his words in August last the guarding of the building prior to the item in the appropriation bill for road after the matter came to my knowledge, pleasure in informing you, etc. is when the country was roused, when Wil- advent, and after the departure of the beard came up. can do no harm to ing from friends of the Government, It It they all knew that I knew it. The wife from enemies and from neutrals, and I signed by the Minister of Foreign Affairs cox and his confederates were in jail, Bpecial guard, evening and morning. .adopt the report any way. of W. Wilcox came to me (as she said V. because was a matter of his depart- locked up in prison, were what I shall This, I think, during one hour of each of to adopt report was carried. R. state unhesitatingly that V. Ashford it Motion at the request of her husband) and beg- knew of and counselled and advised the ment. I will read a passage, showing now quote. those watches, should take the form of a Rep. Lucas reports Auditor-General- 's ged me with tears that they might be disturbance of last July; that he.sent that there was no difference of opinion at On the 28th of August, 18S9, the Atto- small detail of their foreign patrols for report printed and ready for distribution. would allowed to go away. She said they time : rney-General this service. Kep. Cummings reports for Committee messengers to Wilcox saying that the that wrote the following letter go back to Italy and that would be the King logger- " Animated as we are by the desire to : Now, as to the indiscriminate admis- Public Lands recommending pe- and the Cabinet were at to the Marshal oa that last of it. It may be said that the Cab- heads and that now was the time to act. strengthen and extend the commercial sion of all comers to the different offices from Portuguese asking for extra Attorney-General- ,) tition inet ought to be condemned for not Matters were quiet after the 30th of ties which have done so much for our Department of of the building. This should be guarded holidays be referred to Committee on bringing it all out at that time, and so national prosperity, and to secure the Honolulu, H. I., Aug. 28, 18S9. J against during the day by some prac- Miscellaneous Petitions. July, bo far as his action was concerned, preventing the trouble of July 30th. except that his conduct was character- safety and perpetuation of our institutions J. H. Soper, Esq., Marshal. ticable, yet reasonable rule, that will at Minister of Interior moves report and Perhaps we were right and perhaps we whereby we Bhall have once permit the despatch of business, laid on table to save ized by the moat violent denunciations by an alliance Sir: In regard to the protection of the petition be time. were wrong. The reason we did not was of publicly and without the positive and efficacious guarantee of and secure the privacy of portions of the de the Cabinet, arms and munitions of war now under "The House is probably uot going to pro--vi- tlie country had been disturbed and strong interference by premises. After office hours in the any special Portuguese holiday. that stint, to such an extent that a member a friend against your charge at the Police Station in this we did not wish to again arouse alarm. of tiie diplomatic corps came to a mem- itself or others with our perfect auton- city, the subject has been discussed by evening, no one except members of the Carried. Nobody of the affair, and they pro- we force, regular or special, or other officers reports recommending knew ber of the Cabinet and although as he omy, independence and sovereignty, the Cabinet, whose ideas I hei e put upon Rep.Curamings mised to reform. Robt. Wilcox came to scope of instructed our representative at of the Government and attorneys and regard to said he was acting beyond the have paper, in the form of instructions to you, that petition in assistance to me himself and admitted the whole official to Washington to ascertain if the United others upon legitimate business to be special Com- his duty, warned them not in order that none of the misapprehen- railroad be referred to the affair; said that he had been wrong, confidence man talking as States would be willing to negotiate with stated lo the officer in charge, should be mittee on Railroads. have in a sions to which verbal instructions are that lie saw his mistake, but bad been V.V. Ashford was. us a Convention whereby the following may in any way interfere with a admitted to the building. Let this prin- On motion of Rep. Brown, report was on charity. liable, ciple be desperate, living as he V.V. Ashford became a frequent con- objects may be secured." full mutual, understanding of the situa- enforced. .adopted. King for not would call atten- That he was angry with the tributor to Opposition newspapers, de- " The Cabinet for more than a year tion. In particular I your Rep. Lucas reports bills printed. giving him an office which he had ex- carefully many for tion to the oft recurring absence of "all orders their distribution. claiming against the Government in the has studied reasonB The Cabinet regard it as of the highest President He said he nego-tiation,a- pected and been promised. bitterest terms, giving out false state- and against the points submitted for importance that those munitions shall hands" from your own office, during For His Majesty's speech, committee would go back to Italy and take service has taken counsel with others, business hours, which of course leaves leports. ments with regard to the Cabinet, and be vigilantly and effectively guarded, and in the Italian army where they were stating that he got them from his brother, both connected and unconnected with that all other matters in your depart- open opportunities such as should not Rep. Brown moves that committee fighting in Arabia, and that perhaps he government, and has considered var- exist, for any venture such as herein which has drafted speech be discharged. although I did not believe anything of the ment, existing, or reasonably to be ap- would obtain promotion there. It the sort. As an illustration, one of the ious propositions and suggestions some prehended, shall be made subordinate to discussed. I have frequently (and sev- Carried. seemed to us best after mature delibera- of which have been approved and some eral times during the present month) Attorne'-Gener- al members of this House lately told me the due protection of the Police Station In regard to tion not to prosecute, and so no arrests tried in vain to ring up some occupant of fol- that at about that time Mr. Ashford told disapproved. Building, its inmates and contents. as to seizure of opium, I have were made, no publicity was given to it. your office, a trial of both telephones lowing statement from the Marshal: The him that he was so anxious to have this Any statements of objects or inten- I understand you have now in opera- Wilcox was allowed to go and he went. would of treaty of guarding building convinced me that no one was present. police have seized 1,286 tins; 396 have no Ministry turned out that he rather tions, and any purported draft a tion a system that After this there were no disturbances, in- from I need not assure you that this should been delivered to Board of Health ; 850 have the country go back to the old stating more or other than is above with six foreign policemen (two each i rumors everybody went about his bus- who not be, particularly at the present junc- to Collector-Gener- al ; and 40 are still on regime than see it go on with them in dicated which may have been published watch), in addition to those are iness with the consciousness that pre- ture, and I shall expect to see it reme- band. Attorney-Gener- al states that he office, and would rather see the country are unfounded and incorrect. necessarily or incidentally on the was all right and that the ly everything reduced to ashes than have them remain. The Ministers are strongly and unani-moufc- mises as officers of the respective died. has no reason for supposing information country was secure. Not wishing to handicap you by the other than correct. So matters continued, Mr. President, of the opinion that the accom- watches, turnkeys, etc. This, in addi- This state of things continued until until two or three weeks before the elec- plishment of the objects above indicated tion to D. H. Hitchcock. Jr., whom I enumeration of details to be observed in Minister of Interior says it is not cus- the carrying into effect of the foregoing tomary take any action on ministerial Wilcox came back in 1889. He had tion. That was a time of a good deal of will tend to greatly increase the mater- understand is still retained as special to re- instructions, leave them chiefly for replies. scarcely arrived before we began to uncertainty. Both parties were conf- ial prosperity of the country, and perpet- night watchman in your own office, will I ft ceive information that he was trying to ident and neither was sure. At that time uate the independence of Hawaii.and the make a special guard of seven foreigners, your own device and application. Ihe Rep. Kapaehaole says His Excellency main purpose, and in fact the only pur- how much money has bring about the same thing again. There V. V. Ashford had a quarrel with his sovereignty of His Majesty and his suc- which, if its members are intelligent and has not stated of pose of my writing thus at length is to realized. is no need of my repeating the events political friends. Although in a position cessors overall his dominions." vigilant, should be sufficient, supported, been has all been before the secure the ample protection to that Attorney-Gener- al Marshal simply July last, as it as commander of the volunteer lorces, of Mr. Ashford left on Nov. 16, 1889,with as it ever is, by the prevailing facilities Cour s. Now, after all that had happen- high responsibility and trust under the the utmost cordiality of feeling between for the opportunity to secure building which its present importance states he has delivered opium to other defenBe.and demands. of and does not ed in 1888,after his exposure and failure, Government, he had been an active poli- the Cabinet. He left, as he stated, on prompt reinforcements by telephone. officers Government promises, he I repeat, that nothing herein is penned laiow what disposition has been made his repentance and came tical worker against the Government. account of his health, expecting to stay But in order to its highest effective- back and repeated his attempt, and to- Then he sent word to me and asked for a over one steamer. Two personal notes ness, such guard should be under the in a spirit of complaint, but of caution of it. and admonition only shall expect Rep. Brown reads a bill of which he day he has the blood of seven poor kana- truce between himself and the Govern- were all we had from him until his re- immediate charge and command of some I kas on his head. The results of his sec- ment, and asked that I make an appoint- turn on March 8, 1890. We had other- particular officer, and a definite system the main object of these instructions to had given notice. be scrupulously observed and lived up Minister of Interior answers question ond attempt you all know. He was tried ment with him (which for reasons was wise no direct communication with him, should be observed as to the place and and acquitted. You know what has not kept), a second which also was not but saw numerous interviews in the character of the. vigils of the different to. 1 purpose to myself test the effici- of Rep. Lucas as to why he had called ency and vigilance of the guard in ques- for construction of a Govern- happened since. He made a triumphal kept and finally a third was made which papers in which he discussed all sorts of members. In addition to this, there for tenders ex- tion from time to time, and recommend ment building on Esplanade when there tour through the country, not only was kept in my office. In the presence subjects, treaties, steamship and tele- should be adopted a definite rule as to pressing no regret and repentance for of a mutual friend the interview was graph communication from Canadas ail admissions to the building during the the same course to you. While I desire was bo appropriation for that purpose. they should have a general assumes a fact which what he had done, but glorifying in it, held, and he made this statement. He vital matters which should have been night, and such rule should and must be that notice Hhe question say- to this effect, for purpose of keeping exist. There is an appropri- representing himself as a patriot and said that he wished to be perfectly frank. dealt with by one in his office only with strictly enforced. the does not he would do them on their mettle, I shall give no ates for the purpose, and it is in force ing that if he had a chance He said that he had worked against the the advice and consent of the Cabinet. The necessity in this latter direction is the same thing again. So things went Government, admitted that he had been What he did in Canada we do not know. best illustrated by a recital of circum- special notice of the hours of my visits. auI July 31. The buildings there are in Yours faithfully, rainous condition, and a fireprodf on until some time before the election. writing for the Elele to a large extent, He gave us the barest outline of what he stances actually witnessed during the a Then rumors again began to go around, but was sick ot his associates, they were did. He did state that he had an inter- present month, during the day, as well (Signed) C. W. Ashford, betiding ought to be put up. The law Attorney-Genera- l. calling for tenders. and I received diiect information that he a mean lot generally and he wanted to view with the Canadian Prime Minister, as, at times, during the evening hours, I requires the discussing schemes of violence of Interior I am was aiain be done with them. He offered either that lie traveled as a guest of the Can- having been the witness as to some of That was the opinion of the Attorney-Gener- al The Minister the step intended to ready to speak to the question of privi- and that as a first he to retain his position as Colonel and work adian Pacific railroad in a private car them myself. Thus there are certain in August last, when he thought House; lie had (Attorney-Genera- l, lege liu regard to the reply of the Attorney-- take the Station that secretly for us or to resign altogether and No.) Then sonic foreigners in town whose fidelity to the that we ought to guard against possible, been dl&iussing that with V. V. Ash-for- d, stump openly. made, else told is least question- General to the questions of Nobles take the He how one me about the private car, present conditions at not merely probable danger, when he was devis- Crabbe and Muller. The answer of the and with his assistance ever, one condition. He said, my rea- and to this day we don't know what his able, and their sympathy with the late thought that it was necessary to have ing plans as to how it might be accom- son for opposition suspected. addi- Attorney-Gener- al amounted to a general to you has been my objects were or what he did. The first insurrection at least In men armed to the teeth with clubs, pis- Cabinet of interfering plished. R. W. Wilcox stated to several belief that you and the other members of question which came up after his return tion to these are some native and half-whi- te tols, rifles and cartridge belts. Now, when charge against the con- discharge of his duties of hi3 friends the substance of his the Cabinet were engaged in a conspir- was the Colonelcy. The Attorney-Gener- al members of the Bar, whose hos- we have a volunteer guard at night only, with him in the Two of and of acting in a manner derogatory to versation with V. V. Ashford. acy against my brother. But if you and having returned just before the tility upon this point is hardly a matter with no weapons on them, he complains g them gave me their statements in writ- the others will promise to stand" second of And yet is no uncommon le interests oi me community, in mam-iiniti- by him election when the question came doubt. it and sees a threat and a menace to the last April an armed guard at the ing. They are persons who were politi- in the next Legislature, I will do all that up he immediately called upon the thing for the parties referred to, some- community. is y charges At- - cally opposed to me. It unnecessarj' I can for you. Cabinet to reverse its decision on the times several at once, to enter the Police The statement that there was unnw-es-sar- 'ohce Station. The of' the An-ton- for me to state that one of them was e Mr. V. unchallenged through 'tornev-Gener- al resolve themselves into I heard all that he had to say, and matter, to nominate V. Ashford Building and walk ostentation and display, is without three! shall take up in turn. Rosa, since he has stated the same then replied, what we wanted is votes. to the' King and to appoint him. It is any part of, at least, the ground floor foundation. As a matter of fact, the which I thing over his own signature in the pub 1 That the Marshal maintained, dur Votes are what count, and that we unnecessary to Bay that the Cabinet pur- thereof. For instance, they have been guard warf there two weeks before the press. fol- ing April last, an armeo. guaru in tue lic should be glad of your assistance and sued no such stultifying course, but seen to go, as a matter of course, into the public knew anything of it. rotice Station, with the approval of the I went immediately to Mr. Rosa, up- vote and the votes that you control. As lowed its previous decision. The Attor- back recesses of your office, whence the At this time garbled accounts of wiat majority of the Cabinet, and against the on hearing that he knew of the matter, for promises, I have stood by you straight ney-General stated that he considered route to the armory is through a door was being done by the Cabinet appeared 1 through by approval of the Attornej'-Genera- l. and said " You and are not politically and havedoneeverythingforyou this action against his brother as simply unsecured, as a general rule, either in both English and native, which could 2. That such action was unwise, un- in accord, but we both know that there that I ever agreed to do, and the only an attack upon the Ashford family, and lock or guard. The key to the armory, only have come from the Attorney-Genera- l. necessary and groundless. in nothing will so damage the country result has been that you have con- he was not going to stand it. The ques- moreover, has very recently been acces Arguments which the Attorney-Gener- al 3. That if there was any reason to as a repetition of July 30. We can sink stantly villified me. I consider myself tion had to be settled and the Attorney-Gener- al sible to any one from that recess. made in the Cabinet, down even apprehend a disturbance the action taken our political differences in the attempt discharged of any obligations to you and was requested to state whether I recite these facts, not in a spirit of to the underscoring, came out next day ras such as to precipitate the very dis- to prevent anything of this kind. I will make no promises and no agree- he intended to carry his opposition bo far complaint, but as tending to show how in the newspapers with those very points orders it was intended to prevent. shall certainly do all that I can, and I ments with you. As far as the relations as to advise the King not to confirm the easy it might be for hall a dozen armed in italics. If anyone wants to know Mr. President, I admit the first charge. think it is your duty to do all you can of the Cabinet to C. W. Ashford are nominee of the Cabinet. Mr. Ashford and determined men, gaining the advan- what it is to be in Hell without waiting for I admit that the majority of the Cabinet to prevent anything" of the kind." He are concerned your course will have refused to state what he would advise tage of such an entrance, either day or eternity.let him be in a divided Cabinet, maintained a guard at the Station house said that be took the same view, and nothing to do with. it. C. W. Ashford the King. I said it is an anomalous night, to spring upon and overpower, knowing that every word and act is being not only without the consent of the Attor- would do what he could to ferret out has stood by us bo far as I know and we thing, something unheard of in this or shoot down or intimidate the unsuspect- reported and misconstrued by a traitor going did. propose to stand by if we go to di- officers charge, and thus capture ney-General, but that he did every- what was on, and he I think him, and go any other Cabinet to the King ing in with the knowledge that a man is among thing in his power to prevent it. The Mr. Rosa deserves the thanks of this down we will go down together. vided. He admitted it was anomalous the building. If it be thought that such you whom you cannot trust,and the pos- thing that he did not do was to go down House and of the community for sinking shortly after the election of the Col- and regretted it, but said that he could an event is not probable, the answer is sibility of another 30th of July hanging and find out what was actually going on. his political differences, and doing what onel came up, and V. V. Ashford was not change his course on that account, that our aim must be to guard against over your head. instead of cenBuring the he could to prevent what would have elected. The election was certified up to but would take the matter into con- possible, and not alone probable attacks. That was the situation. What was to I think that care- country. the Cabinet and became our duty to sideration. He for few have therefore to request your al Marshal, be deserves the thanks of the injured the it considered a I be done? The Attorney-Gener- was community that in spite of the resist- Mr. V. V. ABhford Boon heard of the decide whether to approve or reject it, days and then stated that be ful attention to the following system of giving demoralizing and revolutionary ance of his superior officer he bad the rumors with regard to his conversation and it was not until after consideration decline to inform us what his course guarding that building, which may of advice to the King. Never before has tainciple and the courage to take meas- witli Wilcox and sent for him and of all the facts that I have mentioned. would be as he did not choose to abridge course be supplemented by any details the King refused to follow the advice of ures which, I think, prevented the re- asked him if he had made any bucu that we came to the conclusion that it any of his legal rights and should re- you may think necessary to and, viz. : the Supreme Court. That was the bul- of happenings similar to those statement. Mr. Wilcox said he hatf was pur duty not to, endorse the, election,? serve to himself the right to advise the That the main door, and all other wark of country, and the King never currence Him building, the of 30th of July last. not. Mr. Ashford asked if he would uiiu iuak nc nuuiu uc luuuiesB iu uie in- King as he saw fit when the time came. means of access to said except dreamed of refusing to follow their ad- the said he terests, of. we We accordingly Cabinet door to receiving Station, be Having admitted the first charge, that put that in writing, and Wilcox the commuhityj if, $gain held a council the the vice, until the Attorney-Gener- al advised Marshal defied his superior officer would. Mr. Asbford prepared a written allowedlhal man to go in aslhe bead of with His Majesty, March 21st, in which closed and bolted (unless upon special him to do so. say the action of the the .8 I Wilcox signed, the military. don't say 'we had" members of Cabinet stated occasions) not later o'clock the al and the Cabinet approved it and advised statement which Robert I that three the than in Attorney-Gener- was revolutionary, and it, only a strong reason can exculpate and that statement is now in Mr. Tv V. evidence to warrant his arrest and; trial- -. that they did not consider Mr. V. V. evening, and I think an even earlier it has brought the. King into a revolu- the Cabinet, and if I do not give suff- Ashford's possession. Then Wilcox went We did not feel justified in taking that Ashford a fit man for the place and rec- hour preferable. That the special guard tionary position, which he has main- icient reason for their action, I ask that after Rosa for- - having told o it. MrJ. action, but we did feel justified in' refus- ommended H. F. Hebbard. The Attor-pey-Gene- ral shall always have, among their own tained ever since. The chairman of the Rosa said:" "Didn't you tell me wlia ing to ratify his election, as we knew then advised His Majesty number, a leader whose orders they will they be condemned as they should be. i l Foreign Affairs committee has referred to I Our defense is that at that time the sav that you did." Wilcox replied: that he was a man in whom we could not to concur in this advice and not to be obliged to obey, and who shall be re- my "brutal statements" to the King. majority of the Uabmet had good reason " Yes; but I told you in confidence, and not confide in case of another 30th of appoint Hebbard. Because, 1st, there sponsible for the due execution by the Mr. President, I am no courtier, I never to believe that Volney V Asbford and not to tell anyone else." July. , was no reason why V. V. Ashford should guard, of their stipulated duties, and was and never shall be one ; I bejieve m lobert W. Wilcox were contemplating This put a quietus on Mr. Wilcox for We therefore did not recommend him not be appointed, and, 2d, on the tech- who, in the absence of the captain of the speaking the and have done it. Wil- to King ground of incum- officer, shall truth, I lolence, and that the Attorney-Genera- l, some time. After the election, Mr. the and the matter was referred nical that the period watch, or other superior I have made no brutal statements to the not actually assisting, was conniving cox felt jubilant. He said that he had back to the officers again. Mr. V. V. bency of the present Colonel had not ex- have full command of the building and King. I have treated him with, perfect at it. Sowl maintain tnatlb&ve not made the party successful and was en- Ashford asked for our reasons. We re- pired. His 3Lijesty stated that he wished all the officers therein and thereabout. respect, but with perfect candor. When got to furnish legal proof of this, such as titled to the leadership of it, and would fused to give them orally, but said that to do what was proper, and asked each From the fact of his being on watch dur- would be needed to procure a conviction be made Minister. Upon this some of if he would make application in writing party for an opinion in writing which ing the entire night, and not changing (Continued ob tenth pr0 WHBSJjykLi'JiM

HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, THESB1X JUNE 1J, la90.

RECEPTION. Nciu 2ttucrttseiucnts. (Suiural 5lurni9nnits. Central Sttmcrtistmcnts. foreign Inxrtiacintnfs'. i stratum featta United State and Mrs Boston The Minister Beard ef Uaderwriters. WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO., Legation. - A res? EfcT M O D C S IK KEBt'S. Stcten Entertain at the TJ P T O W N GENTS for the Hawaiian Islands, Insurance Notice recep 1272 ly C.BRKWEK Jfc CO. One of the most pleasant Book, News and Stationery Store i. The Airent for the British Foreign Marine Is ShippiBg & ConnissieB Mo rcfcaits tions in Honolulu in a long time was snrance Company (Limited) has received In- JL -- PAGE EDITION. Philadelphia Board of Underwriters structions to Kales of Insur- 202 Market and 3 Pine street, San Isr TEN 106 FORT STREET. Reduce tbe that given "Wednesday afternoon by fbrt lie Hawaiian Island. ance between Honolulu and Ports in ihe Pacific, Francisco. 1251 Atla AGENTS C. BREWER & CO and is now prepared to issue Policies at the Hoc 1S90. Hon. John L. 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VWi ly Agent for the Hawaiian Islands. The following correspondence is mO ARRIVE BY THE S. C , Madgeburg General Ins. Co., Advice to Invalids. If ou wish to obtain -- - due June 15th. 20 Iip:ii1 nf finp vnimc.jji OF BOSTON, quiet refreshing sleep, free from headache, re- y: Sun Insurance Co., San from and anguish, to calm assuage broke Mules 20 head 3-- THE Francisco. lief pain and and of and weary achlngs ol protracted in- GO the disease, L olds, unbroken, and within days SO "head AOKICCLTl-RA- PARK E. I?. Co Mna Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford. Mutual Life Insurance vigorate the nervous media, and legulate the of young, broken and unbroken Mules, Company, JOHN S. WALKER, circulating systems of the body, you will pro- Lo Axgeles. May 20th. ranrinir from 4 to 7 ears old. and all for 1323-- 1 Agent for vide yourself with that marvellous remedy dig 1 tj 2? o :sr OF NEW YORK. Hawaiian Islands. ed Bronne(!ate .sq. re-oeir- sale cheap. I am prepared to fill any i covered by Dr. J. Collis Army A. Jaegeb, JJr. bir. i Medical Stan"), to thich he gave the name order that those wisuing Mules as to any Assets DEO. 31, lfaS9, - - - - $136,401,3:23.02 of your esteemed favor yester- number or quality at as low or lower rates Insurance Gomplany CHLORODYNE, and which is admitted by the inclosing and immed- than any importer, as I have arrangements Reliable, THEBABCOCK&WILCOX profession to be the most wonderful and valu- day draft AND MARINE, Profitable, Prompt and Certain. able remedy ever discovered. iately made application in the with one ot the best buyers in California, CHLORODYNE is the bestremedy known for and I shall endeavor to buy from first 0" Those who desire safe Life Insurance are proper quarter for the Yedalia iuited to apply to Coughs. Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma. hands. OF SAX FRANCISCO, CALIF0RNU.. Water Tube Boiler, CHLORODYNE acts like a charm in Diarr- Oardinalis. and inclose you a writ- JFPrompt attention w ill be given by 1304 l-- y S. B. HOSE, hoea, and is the onlj speclnc in Cholera , 1298 tad received .Mr. i . . ii iigui ai umie xniau, jnunuiiuu. ly General Agent Hawaiian Ulands. Dysentery. ten reply just from Address P. O. Bos 452. Horti-caltar- CHAS. BREWER & CO.'S CHLORODYNE effectually cuts short all at- Sercheval. President of our al 1325 WXim J. y. WRIGHT. tacks of Epilep-y- , Hysteria, Palpitation, and Commission. I shall en- PRUSSIAN NATIONAL Spasms. deavor, if possible, to send you CHLORODYNE is the only palliative 1 n Nee. Administrator's Notice, Boston Line of Packets. I3VSUB.ANCK ralgia Rheumatism, Gout, Cancer, Toothache of COBIPAIffY, several colonies at next sailing OF Meningitis, &c. tfce Australia, ou June 20th. The STETTIN established - 1S45. From Symes & Co., Pharmaceutical Chem- Iwg does its work well. IMPORTERS "WILL PLEASE ists, Medical Hall, Simla, Januery 5, 18S0. To mHE O'DERisIGNED, HAVING BEEN : : S3, --L take notice that the fine Capital Beichsmnrks 9,000,000. J. T. Datcnporl, Esq., Great Rnssell Street, Yours, etc., appointed administrator of the estate Bloomsbury, London. Dear Sir, We embrace Y. of DAVID ifANAKU, late of Honolulu, this opportunity of congratulating youupon J. .Brodrick, BARK EDWARD MAY deceased, hereby notifies all persons hav- The undersigned havins been appointed agent reputation this Justly esteemed President ing claims against said estate to.present the of the above Company for the Han ailan Islands medicine. Dr. J. Collis Browne's Chlorodyne,. same to the undersigned within ii months Will be laid on the berth in Boston to load is prepared to accept risks against Fire on has cameo, for Itself not only in Hindottau, from the date of the publication hereof, or for this port during July next. Buildings, Furniture, Merchandise, Produce, but all oier the East. As a remedy for general ias Aageles, Cal., ilay20, 1890. they will be forever Sugar Mills, &c, on the most favorable terms. utility, we must question wnether a Detter la barred. w or LOSSES imported into the country, and e shall be glad T. Esq. W. O. tf-F- to PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND J. .Brodrick, Dear SMITH, further particulars apply PAYABLE HERE. to near of its rinding a ,lace in every Anglo-Indi- an upplica-tio- a 'Administrator Estate D. Manaku. home. The other brands, we arc sorry Sib: In response to your - Honolulu, May 23, 1S90. 1324-- U 123-- 3t 74 1316-- y C. BREWER & CO- h. RiEjiEivscnrcroEK, to say, are now relegated to the native bazaars, for colony of vedalia cardmalis 126o ly At Wilder & Co. and, judging from their sale, we fancy their have to say that owing to the Bujourn there will be but evanescent. We K I could multiply instances ad infinitum of the ex- be scarcity of their natural food the IKcu) Stfum-fiscnicnt- traordinary efficacy of Dr. Collis Browne's Chlo- Northern Assurance Company. rodyne in Diarrhoea and Dysentery, Spasms. cottouy eusbion scale, they cannot Cramps, Neuralgia, theVomitingof Pregnancy, be gathered in colonies at present ESTABLISHED 1836. and as a general sedative, that have occuted under our personal observation during many although existed in limited the-mor- e they Accumulated Fands: ... - 3,000,000 years. In Choleraic Diarrhoea, and even in 4 numbers in many groves in dif- & terrible forms of Cholera itself, we have LEOMARD ROSS, witnessed its surprisingly controlling power. ferent portions of the county. "With We have never nsed any other form of this -- The a:;ent of this Company In Honolulu has t tlie approach of summer and OF- medicine than Collie Browne's from a firm received instructions to Conviction that it ia decldely thebest.and also consequent increase of scale how Is superceding all other Steam Boilers from a sense of duty we owe to the profession l over we are quite confident of being ELLENSBURGH. WASHINGTON. Reduce the Kates of Life Insurance and the public, as we are ot opinion that the BECAUSE IT IS MORE substitution of any other than Collis Browne's-i- s able $o all in In this country to a minimum rate, without a deliberate-Bbeac- h on supply demands the any extra premium or iaith the pabt course of one month or GIVE for residence in the Hawaiian Economical of Fnel, Or THE CHEMIST TO rBECr.IBEB AND rATIINT f i six weeks, NOTICE: Islands. alike. We are. Sir, faithfully yours. Symes fc 11 aad will then take pleasure in fur-ntshi- Among the principal advantages attaching to a Less Liable to Explode, Co., Members of the Pharm. Society of Great ORDERS FOR AT Life Policy in the NORTHERN. " attention Britian. His Excellency Viceroy's Chem- - your THAT "SUKNYSIDE" PROPERTY PRESENT is specially drawn to the follow ing: Easier of Transportation the correspondent with prices must be sent not later than by the "Alameda " leaving Honolulu lStB. colony desired. Very AND COSTS 2fO MORE ! ! truly yours, on the 31st of May, 1S90. SURRENDER VALUES of Lapsed Policies CAUTION. Sir W. Pago A. F. Kerciieval. are held at the disposal of the Assured for Six jKS" Full description and prices can be ob Wood stated tbat Dr. J. Collis Browne was, tJtf One-fourt- h of the purchase money is sufficient to secure a contract. Yeats. taincd by application to, undoubtedly, the Inventor of Chlorodyne; that fSeeea the story of the defendant Freeman was de- Price of Inside Lots $ IMMEDIATE CORRESPONDENCE. 150 00 each PAYMENT ot Claims, without W. E. HOWELL, Honolulu. liberately untrne. which, he regretted to say, Price of Corner Lots 175 00 each deduction of discount. had been sworn to. See"TheTimes,"Jnly 13 1304 yl Sole The Asent Hawaiian Islands 1S64. We do aot boW ourselves responsible for the above notice does not apply in those cases where the propositions are ABOLITION of restrictions on Foreign Travel already m course of negotiation. and Residence. THEO. DAVIES, Sold in bottles at Is. lHd., Ss.9d., 4s.6d statements raide. or opinions expressed by our H. each. the-word-s 1279 9m AGENT. and lis. None is genuine without ceaepB6ents INVESTORS WILL PLEASE STATE: "Dr. J. Collis Browne's Chlorodyne " on BEAVER SALOON the Government stamp. Overwhelming medi 1st If they are American citizens. 2d If not themselves American citizens, but cal testimony accompanies each The Foreign AOalrs Committee Iteport. bottle. married to the daughter of an American citizen give wife's full name. N0ETH BRITISH AND MEBCANTDLE Caution. Beware of Piracy and Imitations- -. 4 Mp.. Editor: The report of four Sole Manufacture J. T. DAVENPORT. LEONHARD & ROSS, Honolulu Block, Insurance Company H. NO-T- E, Russell Street. Bloomsbury. London. members of the Committee on For- 1274 112-l- y . J. Proprietor. 1304 6m eign Eelations read to tbe Legisla- Ellensburgh, Wash. OF ture was a pretty sorry exhibition of LO.MDOS AAB EDIMll GH Begs to announce to his friends and the partizan feeling and unparliamen- THE FINE TROTTING-BRE- D STALLION tern ESTABLISHED 1809. public in general Metropolitan Market tary language. Not even in the RESODRCESOrTHE COMPANY AS AT DEC. 31, E 1&: palmy days of the session of 1886 1 That he has opened the above Sa- v Is EING-E- Authorized Capital 3,000,000 was such a report submitted to the BELL S Subscribed 2,500,000 loon where first-clas- s Refreshments 3 Paid up " 625,000 House. was taen and nearly al- 4 It Sire Gus and bvBellfnniidpr. 1st. H.im .Tpnni Knt-p- s n h,-- Fire Fund and Reserves as at 31st will be served from 3 a. m. till 10 p. m., he Roll 'Rintror lef 1889 ways in our parliamentary history December, 1,788,112 nuderthe immediate supervision a Compe- TZZ-l-- rt Gov. Stanford's Electioneer. 2d dam by John Kelson, 3d dam bv Old St. Clair, 6 of 4th dam Life and Annuity Funds 4,455,01! tent Chtf de Cuitint has been tbe custom to couch a re- by Jack Hays, by Wannabago by Glencoe. Millman's Belllounder bv Bellfounder 6 Revenue Fire Branch 1,279,344 Street, port in courteous form at least. The son of Morse, ijuicc, uam xugiueeru, sou oi engineer, Dy imp. JlliaoiiiNtrlia, ZQ 7 Revenue Life & Annuity Branches 653.000 THE FINEST GRADES OF dam by Harris Hamiltonian, son of Bishop's rules of the present Legislature re- Hamiltoniau, he Imp. Messenger. ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & CO., quire that such language shall be DESCEIPTION 1239 Tobaccos, BELL, IttNGER is a beautiful dark brown Horse, 16 hands high, welching ly Agents for tbe Hawaiian Islands. used although do not remember 1150 Km I pounds, with black points, and line carriage and beautiful action. Cigars, Pipes that there is any express require and ha He trotted a race at 13 months old, sick with the pink-ey- e, driven by John E. ment to that effect regarding com- Goldsmith, in 2 :47K. TRANS - - - ATLANTIC Smoker's Sundries mittee reports; for the obvious rea- particulars Choicest Meats OFR 3 For further enquire of dhosen by a personal selection from Irs son probably that it was supposed 1322li6-l- -- Fire Insurance Company, manufactories, has been obtained, and B. F. WHITS, Honolulu, I. will be added to from time to time. -- FKOil tbat only in the heat of discussion S. OF HAMBURG. could ungentlemanly language es- Oce of Brunswick & Balke's t Capital of the Co. and Reserve, Reichs f a 6,000,000 Finest Herds. cape members lips. The Presi- marks Celebrated Billiard Tables dent ought to have summarily sup- HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENGI, Capital their Companiea rr 101,650,000 Iscennectad with the establishment, where pressed discussion by ordering the '304 Sm Heichsmarl 107,650,000 loversof thecnecan participate. report back to the committee for n. Corner of Fort and Merchant Streets, Honolulu, Total One does not like to think Hawaiian Islands. G. J. WALLER, Prop. 3LS. that the majority of the House by R J. D. LANE'S CfesSe simply laying it on the table for the GKEISTERAX, NORTH CE MAN 3ud of present, could have intended approv- EXPERT ST. 3K Fire Insurance Company, as --AJST3D m ing such language "first class A.CCOUlSrTL3SrTS -- OF HAMBURG- ,- H FAMILIES AND SHIPPING 3terk! liar," or words to that effect. j Relchs-mark- nJpytS' COLLEOTOES, Capital of the Co. Reserve s Citizen. i 8,830,000 Hen REAL ESTATE, FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS, CUSTOM Capital theirRe-lnsnrauc- e Companies at 35,000,000 SUPPLIED ON SHORT NOTICE 5 3Tr.iB StfiDcrfisenunts. HOUSE, LOAN AND EXCHANGE BROKERS. 0 Total Beichsmarks 43.89 ,000 is Bawse ce General Agents above 3fcs-- 1 : The undersigned. of the tat Departments of Business three companies for the Hawaiian Islands, are AND AT THE HENRY M. STANLEY'S prepared to insure Buildings, Furniture, Mer- Books and Accouicts accurately kept and properly adjusted. chandise and Produce, Machinery, c, also Collectiokb will receive special attention and returns promptly made. bugar and Rice Mills, and. vessels lb the har- Lowest Market Prices. CoKvzTASfcnro a Specialty. Records searched and correct Abstracts of Titles furnishea bor, against loss or damage by Are .on the most Mis.3 Lxoal Documents and Papxbs of every description carefully drawn and handsomely favorable terms. H.HACKFELD & CO. & "In Darkest Mica" engrossed. 1304 ly Gopwkg and Teanslatino in all languages general use Kingdom. Mrs, in in this BBAU Meats delivered from this Market ara Real Estate bought and sold. Taxes paid and Property safely insured. thoroughly Houses, Cottages, Rooms, Offices and Land leased and rented, and rents "collected. chilled Immediately after killing by 3.F. "WTH The Liverpool & Londen & Glebe means SEssI be published in two large octavo vol- Fike and Lipe Insubanck effected in first-cla- ss Insurance Companies. of a Patent Dry Air Re- umes of over 500 pages each 150 fresh Cubtoic House Bcbiness transacted with accuracy and dispatch. frigerator. Meat so treated retains all J4lcy 16 one ; large Kegokatxd lu illustrations and maps a Loans at Favorable Rates. INSURANCE CO. properties, and Is guaranteed to Vee loazer folding map of the entire continent of Advzbtxbeixnts and Subscriptions solicited for Publishers. - - - atter delivery than freshly-Wile- d Beat. 3&S.3 Africa. Skilled and Unskilled Labob Furnished. ASSETS $31,161,000 tasosa at 3fcs. W5o!d only by subscription, to be de- Any Article Purchased or sold on commission. NET INCOME - - - $9,000,000 130 Fort St.. pear Hotel St. livered about August, 1690. Inteb-Islan- d Obdkbs will receive particular attention. 35r.ac CLAIMS PAID - - - $88,714,000 W. X. HOSE, J. W. CHAMBERLIN, Manufacturer of Monuments, HILO, - - - HAWAII. Sole Agent for Hawaiian Kingdom. Have established an azency in Honolulu for Alfred 133-2- w Hawaiian Islands, and the undersigned are Headstones, Tin and 1326 ALL BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE WILL RECEIVE PROMPT the TjeJJj.MMMe Hantels, Sheet Iron Worker. ym prepared to write risks against Washatand Tops, and Tiling la BJack rnuxxa vs xutm or AND FAITHFUL ATTENTION AT MODERATE andWhlteMarble all CHANGES. FIRE ON BUILDINGS, Tia and Irea Ware, Stampe x GTH FOR SALE CHEAP. Ti, & 6re, unique flare. MERCHANDISE DWELLINGS Marble awoBnrxsT or Having had an extensive business twenty-fiv- e Work H-G- experience for over in favorable terms. a years On Bwelllagr Klsks a Staves COSCPLETE OUTFIT FOR New York Citv and elsewhere, we feel comnetent to attend tn nil himinooo nf an Speciality. Detached dwellings and contents Of Every Description made to order at the and Ranes always an I.J Mai bever" insured for a period ofthree years, for two pre- lowest possible rates. Monument and Head- : ?enAALrbonated intricate and complicated nature, or requiring tact and discretion, respectfully stones $f and ad-iRs- fd cleaned and reset. sad Mr Ses..all ia pood miums in advance. Iewe promptly lyspeclal attention paid to Pkatatien orfero. . solicit a trial. HAWAIIAN BUSINESS MEINECKE. AGENCY. aad payable here. Orders from the other Tl-inr- nrnmnti. WS" 1319-3- 1 13(M-- 1304 6rc Please Give StS? WaiobJnn, Ksa. Bell Telephone No. 274. 29 ll BISHOP 4 CO. attended to. 1304 He a Call. 3s 130-S- m

BWWaWy HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JUNE 10. 1890. it KAWAIAHAO SEMINARY. saftttiseMfttts. UMitttisHMjrts. "Nero llnKrtiKmtnls.

Xbr Clottsc Exercise of the Institution Held in Kiwlho Church. WILDER'S CI The Kavraiahao church contained a New Spring Dress Materials ! l&rge audience "Wednesday afternoon Steamship Company on the occasion of the closing exer-cas- es (LIMITED.) NOW OPEN AT TllE of the Kavraiahao Seminary. Ax the back of the large platform POPULAR MILLINERY HOUSE, ssood pots of ferns and palms, while "were twined Giticura Toes aronnd the pillars 104 Fort Street, Honolulu, H. I. sad chandeliers throughout the STME. KIXAU A POSITIVE CURE chmrch. The front of the organ gal- LOREXZEJ : s : Commander. ; ; was also decorated Will leave Honolulu at 2 o'clock p. m., touching every N. S. SACHS, Proprietor lery with festoons atLah&ina ilaalaea Bar and Makena the same for form of 3?Tw of greenery. Among those present day; MahuLona, Kawaibae, and Lanpahochoe We have just received an immense assortment of were noticed: H. K. H. Princess the follow ins day. arriving at Hilo at midnight. SKIN AND BLOOD Lihookalani, Hon Chas. R. Bishop, LI ATE S HONOLULU: ABBOTS AT HONOLULU: Also, the Mrs. "W. F. Allen, Mrs. S. Parker, Tuesday- ,- April I Wedneday,.. ..April 9 Dress Ha Latest Fabrics Materials Cbief Justice Jndd, Mr. Justice Dole, Friday April 11 Saturday, April 19 DISEASE t in fell Tnesdav. Auril S2 Wednesday,... April 30 Sp m Eev Alex. Mackintosh, Eev. Dr. Friday May 2 Saturday May 10 Lowell Smith, Bev. H. and Mrs. Tuesday. MayH Wedne5day, May 21 Zaxax oq SctJp. from: Scrotal oa Xtcx. WHICH WE OFFER AT VERY LOW PRICES; Miss Friday May 23 Saturday, May 31 Bugbam. Mrs. Coan, Carrie Tuesday, June 3 Wednesday June 11 Figured Wool Mixed Chaille, only 30 cents Immense assortment of Fancy Striped and OasUe, Miss Judd, Kev. W. B. and Friday June 11 Saturday. June 21 Scotch Ginghams, colors, Tuesday, June weoneMisy July 2 a yard; these are all new patterns and Plaid fast at Mrs. Oieson, Bev. "V. C. and Mrs. in PIMPLES to SCROFULA latest style. 25 and 35 cents per yard. Memtt. Mrs. A-- Bosa, Mrs. S. C. Fancy Fignred Persian Lawn, only 25 cents Cbambriea in Solid Colors, Figured and Ma-ioe- Blood same Stripes, at 25 cents per yard, Mrs. A. McWavne, Miss e. HTMORS, Humiliatlns RESOLVENT, the new a yard; very stylish and have the fast ABea. STME. DISFIGURING and Burning Skin Tortures,) tier, Diuretic, and Aperient, cleantea the Blood colors. Y. "Castle, LIKELIKE J effect as India Silks. Messrs. B. J.B. DAVIES : : : Commander. Loathsome Eorei, and eyery species of Itehlng.land Perspiration of all Impurities and Poisonous Ginehams, best quality, 8 yards for Aibenoa, Bev. H. H. Parker, H. J. Eealr, Pimply, Inherited, Scrofulous, and Syphi. Elements, and thus removes the CAUSE. Hence French Sateens, new Scares and new Apron Leaves Honolulu each week for Kaunakakal, uuc JJUeae or tne liloofl, &jn, ana bcalp, wim it cures spcetuiy, permanenuy, ana economically. shades, 23 cents a yard. one dollar. McCoy, Prank Spencer, S. M. Say-- f Eahului, Huelo, Eeanae, Haiia, llamoa and iosa ot iiair.irom lniancy to oia age, are curea oyi Klpahnlu. - of cud, etc ucticciu. kesoltent, tne new isiooa funner,' rntlcnra. the Great Skin- Cuke fa Medicinal A Large and Choice Assortment one hundred and internallr, and CtrricCBA and CcTiccim Soap, the Jelly for external use), instantly allays Itching and Tie popils, some great Skin Cures and Beautifiers, externally. innammauon, Clears tne 2 Mil ana ccaip oi uumon, twety-fiv- e in notnber. looked STMR. lSATVrAII Sore:, and Dandruff, destroys Dead Skin and Flesh, GOODS ! WHITE GOODS and Bnrninc Skin Dlseanec, Ulcere, Eores, Discharging "Wounds, ra- - WHITE white cos-ae- 5 CAJIKKOX : t : CouiDtnuiler. Itchlnfr heals and neat in their Baken', Barbers, Grocers', Washerwoman's Itch, f tortf the Hair, and beautines the Skin Suitable for Dresses, in plain ohecks and stripes. as they took position on tbe Leaves Honolulu regularly for Hamakua. Attiuug flics, uuu iciimie iniuiuuiis iccuimi t to both sexes, instantly relieved by a warm bath , $1.50 a piece. ptationa to sing the opening nu- with Ccticcba Soap and a single of' Fine White Kansook, at - CCTICURA. the great Cure. This repeated'".S"!'?,' ""'S'iLS rSSS 75 cents $1 a piece, extra quality $1.25. mbs lft thine eyes,' from Mendel- Stm,KILAUEA Skin To,leVHTii t.'.fSlu.SahHn Victoria Lawns, at and ofea's Elijah. It was well rendered, HOU - Dotted, Figured and Striped Swiss iluslins, in new patterns, 10 yards fl Commnmler. wiuspeeaiiycureitciungA.iseasesoi inecamana burn,r""'- and Rough, Chipped, or Greasy Skin. Mr. H. Barsrer presiding at the M'B bcalp, when all other means absolutely Iall. j in a piece. , wonderfully im- Leaves Honolulu each week Tor Paanhau.Koho-lalele- only real Blood organ, which is and Ookala. A Slanlflwiit Popular TVork on theSkinij Cuticnra Remedies are the with Engraved Plates, Is wnpped about the Re- IPuntiers and Skin Beautifiers free from mercury, proved in toae since Mr. Ashdown vege- EMBROIDERIES! BIG BARGAINS! solvent AUo, one hundred Testimonials, sol- -' larsenic, lead, zinc, or any other mineral or ovecimaled it After Bible recita-taoa- s emnljworn to before the Britih CohsuI, which table poison whatsoever. Guaranteed absolutely m Hawaiian, prayer was offered rtpeat this story: I have been a terriblo snfferer bv the Analytical Chemists of the State of ! STMR.LEHUA for ear from Dise.iies of the Skin and Blood; &T DIRECT IMPORTATION up by Rev. Mr. Desha. Tne exer-ase- o CLAItKE Couimnmler. have been obheed to fhun public places by reason jf bti-- s; all widths and qualities. consisted of piano colos and Leate? Honolulu each week for llakalau, and ofmj dii'fiiurini; humort; h.ive bad the t Tor Sale by all retail chemists and wholesale Swiss and Hamburg Embroidery Edgings, in Onnmea. have spent hundreds of dollars, anu got druccists and dealers in medicine throughout the com-poatauD- Stitch Embroidery Flounces, these are the very latest in daette, reetUttious, dialogues, no relief until I uted the CuncntA Kemedie. world. Cuticura, SO cents per box, larire boxes, Hemmed choruses, bible questions which have cured me, and left my skin and blood $1.00; CcncuKA Soap, 25 cents; Cuticura Shav beautiful designs. as pure as a child's. Send for our sixty-fou- r page ing fcOAP, la cents; uuticcra ueolvent, utd answers, motion songs and calis-Uteni- c STME. MOKOLII book, How to Cure Skin Diseases." Address per bottle. lU exercises. XcliKEGOR : : : Commander. Hvw.ai:an Consignees, Prepared btJihe Tb singing throughout was really Leaves Honolnlu each week for Kauuakakai, Benson, Smith & Co., Honolulu. Potter Drug & Chemlciil Co., 15oton,lT.S.A. Over Embroideries iloa-nu- i. All must men- Kamalo. Pukoo Labaina, Olowaln. Lanai. In Swiss and Hamburg, in all qualities. loelleot. sod particularly Halana, Wailau.Pelekanu and Kalaupapa. tion & made of the spinning chorus SWISS EMBROIDERY FLOUNCES, in Children Skirt Lengths, which was delightfully rendered, TICKETS per S. S.KINAU for the Ladies' Skirt Lengths and Holoku Lengths. lfi Came Castle adding much to CST These GOODS were bought from Manufacturers in the ffect by her well played accom- VOLCANO : : : direct the paniment on the piano. The piauo 850 Europe, and therefore we guarantee were given with W. C. WILDER, President. oks and dnetts S. B. ROaE, moda skill Miss Patch, the musical HOLLISTER & CO THE PRICES TO BE LOWER THAN ELSEWHERE. Capt J. A, Ktso, Port bupeiinteudent. .retractor, deserves the highest credit OFFICE Corner Fort and ceen Streets, Ho- Island Orders Solicited. Samples Sent Free upon Application. nolulu 13W-t- work she has laai-J- fur tbe faithful done, 109 FORT STREET. ! and tbe pains bestowed on the pupils daring the school year. Tbe recitations and compositions I were lost to the audience, there be- FRANK GERTZ, Importers and Dealers in ing too much noise in the church. Tbe broom drill by sixteen of the popils attired in costumes of white Fort Street, Honolulu. m znmmed with red, pleased the audi- DRUGS and CHEMICALS ence immensely. The marching was excellent, tbe presenting of arms beg pardon, brooms and other - inovemeats would have made the i- Fine Perfumes and Toilet Articles, Honolulu Bifles blush. At the close Importer and Jlauufacturer of of tbe programme Mr. "W. B. Castle CO., wno takes great interest in the insti- PACIFIC HABDWAtiE LU tution, made a few brief remarks. Ladies', Misses', Gents' Cigars. Cigarettes and Tobacco. Before the audience dispersed a Successors to DILLINGHAM & CO., Fort Street. very pleasing event took place. One Han was and Youths' f tbe pupils, Phoebe una, MANUFACTURERS OF THE WELL-KNOW- N marriage to Lyons K. Ka inited in DILLINGHAM KICE PLOWS, made from our own patterns, from.the &m of Hana, Maui. As the bridal FIXE suggestions of practical Planters. party marched up the center aisle, DILLINGHAM BREAKING PLOWS, covered by our own patents, the tbe school sang the Bridal Chorus HOLLISTER'S moat successful Breaker ever introduced into this country. from Lohengrin. The ceremony was BOOTS & SHOES NEW DEAL PL0WTS, both Walking and Riding," interchangeable. TheM performed by the Bev. H. H. Parker Plows have our own Mould Boards and Points and are unequalled for practical work. ndtbe newl married couple left Of the Best and Latest Make. DILLINGHAM DOUBLE FURROW PLOWS, patented in the United 1304-3- m States and in this country. the church t-- the strains of the SODA WATER and GINGER ALE Wedding march played RED RIVER DOUBLE FURROW PLOWS. Special Points, Steel Beams. Mendelssohn The NEW DEAL GANG PLOWS with TRAOTION ENGINES. These on tbe piano by Miss Patch. Plows break up over fifty acres per day in California, and are a new departure in Tbe Seminary re-ope- on Sep- steam plowing. . tember Sth. MRS. THOS. LACK, Always in Stock, tbe Fullest Line of The appropriations of the Ha Xo. SI Fort Street, Honolulu. Our Stoclc of Goods in ATXi Linen is "Very Complete and. TT&iian Mission Children's Society IMPORTER AND DEALTR IK PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS we are in a Position to Offer exceptional Terms to Buyers. for ensuing year, says the the 1 Guns, Bifies, Reyolvers, Fnead. amount to 7.735. For the To be fonnd in the Kingdom, Comprising: just completed, the appropria- Being Agents for the BEST HOSE IN THE WORLD and receiving large jeer And aU kinds of FIRE ARMS; consignments every month, we are in a position to satisfy all wants. tions of the society were 4,010. also: CAMERAS, Metallic Cartridges, all kinds and size;; CARD MOUNTS, Do not think that we cannot supplv an article because we do not Brass and Paper Shot Shells, Powder, advertise it. Our Stock is too varied to we supply BEST Adrcrtus remits. Shot and Cap, and all kinds of itemize, but can the Sporting Goods, Etc., Etc. KODAKS, ETC., ETC. GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES. IMrOKTER AD SEALER IK 1304 lltf PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., L'd. Executors Notice. Sewing Machines M. A. Seed and Carbutt Drv Plates. Agext roR the Improved White and New Home Machines. USDEXSIGXED HAVING BEEN A Full Line of the Celebrated WAIALAE BREEDING RANCH THE appointed Executor of tbe Will The Xew National and Peerless Hand Machine; &ad EstAte of Charles II. Judd of Kualoa, Sewing and Hand abn deceased, hereby Rives notice to all Machine Needles jraer hating claims against said estate. OF ALL KINDS; STRAITON AND STORM CIGARS. whether cored by mortgage or other-fte- - Clark's, Chadwicks and Brook'' Machine Cotton 3?edierrees of all Horses Kept. to present their claims duly authent- Barbour's Ltnen Thread. icated to Mr. F. 51. Swanzy, at the office rf M ess-- T H. Davies L Col, Kaahumanu Corticelli Silk in all colors. Ho&oinla. six months from CHOICE HAVANA. CIGARS street. within Having secured the senices of a first-cla- the date of this notice or they will be for- Gun and Locksmith and thorough mechanic, I ever barred. A. FRANCIS JUDD. am prepared to do all kinds of Repairs. Re- Direct from the Factory. Kxecator of the will and Estate of Charles stocking, browning and boring Guns a specialty. H. Judd. deceased. Sewing Machines, Lock, burgle!. listed at Honolulu. May 30, 1S90. Nautical and Surveying Instruments, BREEDING DEPARTMENP SALE DEPARTMENT. 1325 129-- 4t Cleaned and Repaired with Quick Dispatch. GOOD -- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Executors' Ifotice ! E W0BK GUARANTEED. l 80LX AGEXT FOR The following Fine Animals will stand IfOR. SALE: UNDERSIGNED, THE for Service at the Ranch, Waialae- - THE "Will of GEORGE C. SZ3.TJXXXI7GS Stallions of "Various Breeds. of the -- WIIX.IAiIS. deceased, hereby Rive notice to Base Ball and Sporting Goods. Well-bred Stallion " 2&A3RTN." Mares with, or without Foal all ptstoat hxritu: claim; against the said ut to present the came with the Touchers. Horses for any Purpose. duly xKfcestic&ted to the said Executors, FANCY DEPARTMENT! Norman Stallion eSce of Wm E. Catl&, in Honolulu, AOEKT roR at tbe T GBOWL." wttiix rfx months from the date hereof or they Balls1 Health Preserving Corsets, and HOLLISTER & CO., .BREAKING tciSl be foreTer barred. Persons owme said lime. Demorest'a Reliable Cut Paper Patterns. DEPARTMENT Thoroughbred Stal. "MI23N1G-BLT.- " t&ie or tavins property or effects belonging Largest snd Best Assortment of tiereto sill please pay tbe same or make return 109 FORT STREET. A Skilful BREAKER and tbereef at said oce at once Stamping Patterns and Materials for Two Native Stallions TRAINEK CHARLES II. COOKE, is employed on the Ranch. WILLIAil E. CASTLE, all Kinds of Fancy Work. "PILIAOAO" and "FRAJNJZ." Executors Will of Geo. C. William. rT Lessons glTen, and all orders promptly t(S" Orders from the other Islands will receive prompt and careful Satisfaction is guaranteed in Breaking Sated Honolulu. May 27. 1890. ltt--tt filled. Island orders solicited. I312-3- m A. "Well-tare- d Kentuoky JACK. and Training Horses. attention. 1323-- tf Administrators' Notice. TTTHEREAS THE UNDER- - PAIRVIEW hotel, V sicned hare been appointed by the Hon Maui, FA.TJL E. ISENBEEG. Xrtso. E. ESchardson, circuit judge of to 1314-l- y G2m be Ads&isOalors of the Estate of KEKAI (w.) aad KAILIASUfkOof Aaapueo. Kula, Maui, .a.is:k: 4eceas- - Xodce is hereby jrirea that all per-ea-s :fo:r uidebted to the aboTe estate to pay the Eamoua Eommer Besort and Sea dee to the undersigned, and all persons Bathing. fciTtncct it against the said Estate must New Goods, ex Bk. D. Brewer prweat them to the undersigned within six LIHCE, EAUAI. John xsnr.ii-,- from this date or be foreTer barred. f t M 1 KAXIHO WAIGA.S, Aai see that each beam Biron Iiebig' aigaattre Conducted upon First-Cla- sa Principles Jit 128 Days Boston, JOHN WAIGAX. in tne Laoei. from Adrnmistrators of the Estate of Kekai and nine isx scrois per E Hslekunihi. Attorney. COOL AND PLEASANT ROOMS. Omaopto. Kcla.3Iaai. May Jl. lS90lKf-4-t Dry Goods, Hardware, Boots, Shoes, Stationery, Wrapping Paper ALL KQUSKS FINEST AND CHEAPEST Executrix's Notice. WIM kT The Table is Supplied with the Beet a-- 0-DERSIGE- H the Market Affords. STOCK FOR SOUPS, HOUSEHOLD SEWING MACHINES. THE been duly appointed Executrix with the VU annexed of tbe Estate of JOSE Tt HADE DISHES ABB SAUCES. AXSO ESPINDA. late of Lah&ina. Island of Maui, Siraljl T B.OOM deceased; Nouce is hereby given to ail parties HORSES AND CARRIAGES Invaluable for India as claims against said estate, whether an Efficient Tonic all iarac Will be furnished at Special Rates tor Tourists in J. & C. IFISCBDEJR PIAJSTOS jtccred by tnortgage or otherwise to present every facility cmy unaer-- and Excursionists, and is offered To t ot H Storkepri and DeIeri throoghont Indto. tr ciatcui autnenticatea to tne to parties wishing to visit points of interest, hi X!I Keeps good ineJtaf:the hottest Etc., Etc., Etc. rsed witliin six months from date or they will waterfalls and cascades in the imme- Cookery Books - forerer barred: and all persons Indebted to the many Post free on Application to the climates, and for any FOR SALE BY aifi etiaie are requested to make immediate diate neighborhood. Company. length of time. zxraezt so we cnaerstgnea. Carriage and Baggage Wagoai will meet EXTRACT OF MARIA ESPINDA. UEBIG'S MEAT Co., Limited, FeicSflrch hum, balm, lsjhtf. ED. HQFFSCHLAEGER CO., XxBcstrix with the Will annexed of the estate Every Steamer. k Jose Din da. deceased. y of Ef l320-3- m 1273 129o 100-l- and.Bethel Streets. Tabatna. JIaui, Slay 21, 1ES0. C. W. SPITZ, Prop. King

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TUESDAY, JUNE 10. 1?90. 3e J 10 HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, Mrs Moanauli and child. replv of the Minister, together with cqccI Uiicriisrmcnt rctB 3uucrli3ciucnbj. iVciu 2ttmcrii3cmcnt3. H. 1. wife. Mrs Smith, tho PORT OF HONOLULU. C McLennan and wife. C L Wight, G P his own'reply to the original Questions, Wilder, Mrs Leslie and 50 deck. to the Judiciary Committee and that he sun and Moon. For Kauai, per stiur Mikahala. June 3 be granted until Monday to make a re- COURT OF THE Mortgagee's Notice of Fore- - jfr Tide, Dr In Mortgagee's Notice of Intention 3T C. J. LIONS C W Spitz, wife and child. Mr Wolters. plv. Hawaiian Islands. Probate. In the Jones. Col Z S Spalding, H Houle. W H moves to amend refer- matter or the Estate of JOHN C. KIRKWOOD. closure. llep. Bush by of Lahaina. Maul, deceased. At Chamber! to Foreclose. Hooks. K A Macfie Jr. Alfred Fowler, ring Printing Committee to have both late ' D D to Before Bickirton, J. TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE 5-- 3 o Misses and Medau, Mrs HJ Jolte. TO THE PRO mortgage fir ,5.' C replies printed in English and Hawaiian. On readlne and nling the petition and accounts PURSUANT L provisions of a certain made by Miss Nolte. Miss M B.iilev. E M Walsh. of V. O. Smith of Honolulu, Oahu, administra- in that certain imirtc&ue nnanannu iiOio(.w; wue, or Brown seconded the amendment. . mnie. ins ruiws, Ss Lovelcnd. Mrs Mist and son, H C Perry, Kep. tor of the Estate of C. Klrkn-ood- made by David Manaku. deceastil, and bis then IsMnd Oahu. F. O. Lowrey 5E .S rl ." John late of Kau-ka- Honolulu. of to of Miss Wodehouse. Miss The motion, as amended, was carried. Lahaina, Maui, deceased, wherein he aska to be wUe, Roslna K. Manakn and Mrs. Kanukn ll said Honolulu, dated February 23th, 1886. re- P A Anderson. Mrs Aycrs -- Miss 1:10 p.m. until allowed $301XS3, and charges Kith and Hnttie to Charles li. Illshop corded In Llber 107, page 342; notice Is hereby-give- , vjn.lp.Bl. x.ta a.m. Dowsett, Mrs Lantes, Mrs Smith, House adjourned at himself II M Damon, j.- 6.411 S19.713.19. and asks that the same may be ex- John Paty and Samuel rioinc that the mortgagee Intends to foreclose-th- 9.00) S.0O S.30 5.17 0.10 Willcock. Monday. business lu Honolulu under the firm name of Su..'1mJI - 6.41 0.51 amined and approved, and that a final order may some condition broken, to wit: non- .- 4.P0 4.30 5.17 Ma Bishop aud Company, recorded in , fr - 5.17' 1.30 For Vancouver Island, per bark be made of distribution of the property remain- Llber payment or Inttrest. u .eo s.30 6.42, 44-- 13. li .mi.ro tilda. June 7 R C Barnfield. ing in bis hands to the persons thereto entitled, Pages notice i hereby given that the Notice Is likewise given that after tho expira- num. pjn. undersigned said mort- 7.00 5.17! 6.42 2.07 and discharging him and his sureties from all istzSDToronECLtsE tion of three weeks from thedatcof this notice, - .19, 4.60 Sales. gage pay-me- Iter.. 6.421 2.40 Auction further responsibility as such administrator. for condition broken, to wit: nono property conveyed by said mortgage will l - .30 COD, 7.49 5.17 of the Installments thereof when due. and the ra 1.6 6.50 S.29 5.17 6.4 3.20 MlllU'lNU SOTKS. It Is ordered that WEDNESDAY, the 15th for sale at public auction, at the day of D ISflO. will sell at a time and place hereafter to be fa 2 30 .J 7.30 9.00 5.1S' 6.43 4.03 July. A. at ten o'clock a.m.. auction rooms or J. F. Morgan, In Honolulu, Sol.... K. MOllGAX. before designated all and singular the property there- 1 i three-maste- d Kenton BV JAS. the said Justice, at Chambers. In the on MONDAY, the 16th day of Jnne, 1890, at The schooner Win. Court House in described as below specified. sailed from Kahului, Maui, May 31st. with at Honolulu, bo and the same here- particulars noon of said day. tee Honolulu Stevm Planing by Is appointed a the time and place for hear-in- ? For further apply to J. Alfred particulars cau be had of W. testis Francisco. Magoou, No. 42 Further It. duly by electric signal from the 770 tons sugar for San s lid petition and accounts, and that all per-so- Merchant street, Honolulu. --OllKMotni Attorney Castle. ciely at Honolulu mean noon. TheS.S. Australia, Capt. II. C. Houd-lett- e. interested may then and there appear and tor Dated Honolulu, May 17th. 1890 mij iplTi at 2Smln.33sec put 1 o'clock Executor's Sale. show cause. If any they haTe. why the same BISHOP Jt CO.. C LOWREY, It sailed for San Francisco Friday, June Mortgagees. F. ?-- -. Haal-l- n mean time, to correspond should not be granted, and may present evidence Mortgagee. ea bags sugar. Mvf ili frf-- set 6th, at noon, with 10.953 The pionerty to be sold 19h m. e as hy chrcnouiete ORDER OP GODFREY as to who are entitled to the said property. is: The premises covered by said mortgage con-fi- st vtt iaeepeci-all- y 1.7S4 hides. 0,033 bags rice and G,0t8 1st: land lu lw-e'n- mean time. Tnir .ast skins. BHOWX. Esq.. Executor of the Estate of And that this order. In the English aud Ha- That situate Pahoa. Lahaina, of: All of that certain tract or land situate xhe of manuerr and jewelerx. bchs. bananas. Domestic value $105,731. K. Holmes, deceased, I will .ell at waiian languages, be published in tho Mani, described in Royal Patent 6SU4.Jvuleana far the late Geo. Hawaiian 6195. in Pulwa. Honolulu, aforesaid, containing an bnt Aucilou my Sales-roo- Queen street. Gazette aud Kuoloa, newi-pape- r printed and I "Jl-1- The bark Ferris S. Thompson. Capt. Public at 2nd: land area of acres being one half of the pre- published in Honolulu, for three successive That situate at Kallu, Honolulu, mises set forth lu L. C. A. 1341 to Kan.ikahou SaLfUtA? Metoroio;lcl. Potter, arrived Saturday 17 days from San Issues described In Royal Patent 3229. merchandise 14, previous to the time therein appointed aud set on" to this mortgagor by deed of parti- Francisco with a cargo of On Saturday, June for said hearing. 3rd: That land sltnate at Kapalama. Honolu- 20 tt , tion recorded in Llber page 198. and also the ?- - , jmx ianaio. S, j? valued 121.099 and including 1.07G lbs Dated Honolulu, H. lu, described as apana 2 in Rojal Patent 62, p - . ; at 12 O'CLOCK NOON, I., this 7th day of June? house and structures xs- o AT 1890. Knleana 717. thereon situate. tea,2.GG5 galls and 15 cs wine. 200 bbls A. D. 1323- -lt 11,007 the following By the Court: 4lh: That land situate at Kapalama. Honolu- M H lime. 14.733 lbs beans. lbs bread. -- w - lu, described o 7,342 lbs sugar. 3(3 bbls flour. 252 bis hay. ALFRED W. CARTER. as apana 2 In Royal Patent 6639, Sat 13i6-- 3t - Knleana 1241. Mortgagee's Notice Fore- 200 cs beer, 133 pkgs provisions, etc. The Second Deputy Clerk- of --Ma. 6s- - 13VlWS0.8e 71lSl(0.17 72 4 XI 5 belonging to said Estate 5th: One undivided moiety or those lands -- T2 3 XX 4 Thompson is docked at the Oceanic wharf. situate at Kanhlkio. Watkikl Waena, Oahu, t te ao.MV30.13 Tli Slfcl.03 Shares of Hawaiian Mercantile Co., par closure. - ' - T3f S2KI.04 63 2 X E 3 lO the COURT, SECOiN'l) described in Royal Patent S472, Kuleaua 6489, " aj.UP.7 1 $110 each. - j T- T2 S3 77 4 X E ralue Circuit or and a like undivided moiety of TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE, XW - . S3.C2 0.02 SAX FK.VXC1SCO S1IIPPISG SEWS. Judicial the Hawaiian Islands. the artesian JL uli w 2 L.TEST Telephone Co., par well provisions of a certain mortgage made C l-- Sfccr AOOlM 30.03 TO 85 0.02 71 3 s ao Share of the Kohala In Probate. In the Estate or E. A. MORRIS of and fixtures In said land and the water by 33.W 71 51 0.00 72 3 X 4 19 daj-- s value $10 each. Waikapti, Maul, deceased, therefrom. "i luunm, nuDisuuosD, isiaiia or uann. ""f I ftaa r Arrivals Mav 25th schr. Anna intestate. to""'. M 7j3H.lU30.Os 75J SI 0.00 70 4 XI 4 Kapiolanl Association, On Reading and Filing the Petition of George 6th: All the household, furniture, goods Mrs. E. Newton of Honolulu. Island of Sat.. from Kahului. 2 Shares of the Park Oahu, dated April 18S8, Departures May 23d S. S. Australia and par value SU each. Herbert and II. I,. Chase, alleged Creditors or chattels, effects kept and situate in their 2d. recorded in Llber said decease, alleelne that E. A. Morris or Wal- - dwelling house and premises of said Darld 101, page 89; notice Is hereby given that bktne, Discoverv fbr Honolulu ; Mav 25th 4 Shares of the Kohala Club, par valne $30 kann, Maul, Manaku, deceased, Honolulu, Intends to foreclose tho same pwrk SHlFPiyG INTELLIGENCE. each. died Intestate at Waikapti. on the at Aala, and the for bk. W. B. Godfrev and bktne. S. G. Wilder um uy oj reoruary, a, u. isyu, anu praying soods, chattels, effects and fixtures kept and condition brokcu, to wit: of in- for Honolulu; May 27th bktne. W. H. Di-mo- 1 Promissory Note or the Kohala Club for $JQ that Letters of Administration issue to Samuel situate In the building and premises known as terest. AKK1VALS. for Honolulu; May 29th bk. Alden and Interest. F. Chllllnuworth. the Bay View Hcsort Notice is likewise given that after the ex- , - It Is Ordered or Dated June 1890. 1326- -lt piration of three weeks from the date this-notice- Moxdot. June 2. Besse for Kahului; May 30th schr. Anna 3- TERMS CASH. that TUESDAY, the 1st day 5th. of for Kahului. July, A. D. IS90, be and hereby is appointed for the property conveyed by said mortgage-wil- l Safe- - Lata from Kohala. JAMES F. MORGAN, hearing said Petition before the said Justice. In - be advertised for sale at public auction, at Projected Departures Jane 20th S. S. Court Mortgagees' Notice of Fore- the auction rooms of Jas. F. Morgan In Hono- ' Kaonhta from Kanulru. lS35-t- d Auctioneer. the Room of this Court, at Wallukn. at Australia for Honolulu; bk. Ceylon for wnicn time and place all persons concerned may lulu, on MONDAY, the 16th day of June IP90. 4 "Wedmsday, June 4. Honolulu ; bktne. S. N. Castle for Hono- appear and show cause. If any they have, why closure. at 12 noon of same day. rC S Bishop. Le Claire, from Circuit lulu: bk. S. C. Allen for Honolulu; bk. G. said Petition should not be fjranted, and that Further particulars can be had of W. R. S. this order be published in the English language TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE Castle. N. Wilcox for Honolulu, S. City of Dated 165K). for three successive weeks In the Hawaiian --I provisions of a certain mortgage made by Honolulu, May 17th. Thuksday, June 5. Peking June 14th. AUCTION SALE Kaui, or Makapala, or Hawaii, MRS. M. E May 23d S. S. Mari- Gazette newspaper in Honolulu, Kohala. Island NEWTON. - "Kjaala. Laae. from Kauai. Aucklasd arrived Dated Wailuku, II. I.. May 31st, A. D. 1S90. to C. F Hart, or the aforesaid place, dated Mortgagee. posa from Honolulu. September 7. 1SS3, recorded lu Liber 86, on pages The premises covered by said mortgage con- SImt Xainriloa from Kauai. GEO. E. RICHARDSON, three-fourth- Newcastle. X. S. W. April 9th sailed Circuit 2SS and 2S9; notice is hereby given that the sist of: All of his undivided s in Pete, JMHvtiie, trom liamaKtia. Judge Second Judicial Circuit, H. I. mortgagee those premises situate at Haiku. bark Uphir for Honolulu. ORDER OF T1TE WESTE- 1325--3t iuteuds to foreclose the same for Heela.tOahu Feiday, June 6. Hawaiian Company. conditions broken, to wit: of moI,LPartlSuI?rl' Scribed in R. p. 2396. L. RN' and Investment principal A. 5969 to Jloalea containing an C X' G Hail.Freeman.from Maui and Limited, I shall sell at Public Auction on and interest. area or 5 BOK Mortgagee's Notice of Fore- Notice is likewise given that after the expira- acres and being the same nremlses conveyed tion of three weeks rrom the date of this notice, mortgagor by deed or J. U. Barenaba and 111 Janes Makee. Maeaulav, Irom LEVEY In Honolulu, June 2d, to the June 21st, closure. the property convoyed by said mortgage will be Kahele. recorded In Liber 91, page 71. and wife of Lewis J . Levey, a daughter. Saturday, advertised for sale at public auction at N'iulii, Llber 93 page 23 respectively. Kohala, aforesaid, in 1323- -lt Satcekay, June 7. AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE irontof the Niulil Mill JLprovisionsof office on SATURDAY. 1890. 12 Davies. from Maui. a certain mortgage made by Mrs. Jnne 21st. t L&clike. MAKKIKD. At my Salesrooms In Honolulu, all of the richt. Maria Davis, or Honolulu, Island or Oahu. to o'clock, noon of said day. Deeds at the expense Mortgagee's Satceday, June 7. title anu interest 01 me estern ana Ha- B D Bond, of Kohala, Island or Hawaii, dated of the purchaser. Notice of Fore- KAKANl-HANUN- A At Kawaiahao May 18S7. Further particulars can be had LQseitke. Dtivies. from Maui. waiian Investment Company in and to all 7th, recoided Llber 103, page 34"I; of n. L. church, Honolulu. June 4th, bv the Bev. of that tract of land eilnated at notice is hereby given that the mortgagee In- llolstein. closure. Mokotu. Mcbregor. irom .MoIoKai. H. H. Parker, Lyons K. Kakani to tends to foreclose the same forcondition broken, Dated Kohala, May 19, 1390. TN ACCORDANCE Oterendorp, days to-- Interest-Notic- C. WITH THE M iBelandia, Phoebe It. or e F. HART. Mortgagee. or a Hauuna. likewise By his Attorney in fact, Robert certain mortgage made by Saia Fiaoeisco. is given that after the expira- Hall. . Makanul fk) and Kealoha (w) his wire, PAAUHAU, MAUI, tion of The premises covered by said mortgage con- 1 of r jCsnikMmli from Hawaii. Hffl, three weeks from the date of this notice, nnanoii. Honolulu, to Robert Grieve or Hono- 17 the property couveved bv said mortMsre will sist of those certain premises lying situate and lulu, Oahu, Bk Ferrfc Thotnpsou. Potter, days being in Makapala dated January 8th, 1884. recorded i 10,163 advertised for sale at public auction, at the aforesaid, containing an area Llber 85. page 2S?; in The Legislative Assembly. containing an area of square feet, being 0 notice Is hereby given front San Fruodtoo. auction rooms of .las F.Morgan, in Honolulu, of acres, being part of the premises men-tlone- d mortgagee that the ame premises formerly bclonginc to Mrs. in Land the intends to foreclose ths same ror Scsday, JuneS. by mete and bounds on MONDAY, the 7th day or Jnly. Ib90,atl2, Commissioners' Award No. 8559 condition broken, to Ida Kawson and described noon, or said day. B. Apana 3, conveyed to said Kaui by the trustees wit: or ln- - onr Nibakala, Caiapbell. from Kauai. In a mortgage from said Ida Ranson to V. L. of the Lunalilo Estate bydeed September (Continued from aerenth iac;e.l February 11th, 1SS4, of record Dated, llodolnlu, June 10. 1890. dated Notice is likewise given Wstaleale. Chaney, from Kauai. Green, et al. dated ! 1SS3- - 1324-3- t that after the ex- Star 495-19- Further particulars can be had or W R Castle. piration or from Hamakua. In liber 84, folios S; and also the three weeks from the date or this ;Sttr Peie. Smythe. B. D. BOND, Mortgagee notice, the property conveyed by said mortgage attar Iw&latu, Weir, from Hamakua. he was taking a course contrary to the The premises covered by said mortgage con-si- st Mortgagee's Notice Fore- - will be advertised for sale at public auction, law and the "not or: of the auction rooms or Jas. F. Morgan, it constitution, I did tell Dwelling Mouse All those or lulu, in Hono- him he was doing right, certain pieces or parcels land on MONDAY, the 16th day or June, 1890, UKPAKTUKKS. that but that he and improvements on said premises, situate In Kapalama, Honolulu, Island or Oahu, closure. at 12 noon or said. fife was taking a course would more particularly Monday. 2. that bring MORGAN, described in L. C. A. 4014. and TN ACCORDANCE WITH Further particulars can be had or W B Castle. June JAS. F. being parts 1 and 2 containing an area of 3 0 THE Dated disaster upon himself and upon 1325-- Honolulu, Mav 17. 1890. the td Auctioneer. and 2 acres J. provisions of a certaiu mortgage made by Snar KU for Kauai. respectively, and being the same Pnpuka.of Kohala, or ROBERT GRIEVE. Mortgagee. Skt - country. premises conveyed to Makapala, Island Hawaii, Sttag- J A Ctuamins. Neilson, forKoolau. said Maria Davis by deed to C F Hart, or covered aiortgagewn-- v In this situation, with of of R. H. Stanley, recorded In Llber 39, page 237. the aforesaid place, dated Sep- Mrtlfr? .bjr5ia iStau- Ctbrke, for Hamakua. the history tember 7th, 1883, recorded 86, '! tnose Premises described In Ltaa. 1326- -lt in Liber on pages to.: 1. P. "a Sdhr XStte Morris for Kooiau. Robert Wilcox before us, with the facts Mortgagee's 2S4, 285, and 2S6; notice i hereby given that the Moku. conveyed to said Makauui by Makee, Mscauiey.tor Kanaa. in regard to V. Y. Ashford before us, mortgagee intends to foreclose the same ror lD H6er. 59' StatrJas an acre also wooden houses Kauai. Attorney-Gener- al conditions broken, to wit, or prin- ana Sdkr lawKlto for with the in open hos- Mortgagee's Notice of Fore- buildings on said premises. 1323-- tM-jj- cipal aud Interest. lt fa TrESDAY. June 3. tility to the Cabinet, refusing to resign NOTICE OF SALE! Notice is likewise given closure. that after the expira- M HBXS CtmoMiioti for British Colum- - and saying that he would stay to paralize tion of three weeks from the date of this notice ortgagee's Notice of Forn- - all action, in this situation, 1 say that IN ACCORDANCE "WITH THE the property conveyed by said mortgage will be Maui provisions or a certain mortgage made by advertised for sale at public auction at Nlnlii, closure . Soar taau. Loreoien. for and even if there had been no truth in the Under a notice of Intention to Foreclosure Mele Keoke and or Kohala. aforesaid, in of the published in January. 1890. in Haole, her husband, Pauoa. front Niulli Mill report which came to us, there would the Hawaiian Honolulu, Oahu, to A. Cartwrlcht, or s.iid office on SATURDAY. June 21, 1890, at 12 r ACCORDANCE WITH THE Kuoloa, of a certain mortgage J. .4-- lAtsike. Davee.iorMaui. Gazetti aud Honolulu, dated November 6th, 1839, recorded o clock, noon, or said day. Provisions of a certain mortgag 6 made by still have been ample ground for taking made by Kalani and Kane to S Shaw, the sale KAL-iim-n i.- I.....1 v Mokoiu. McGregor, for Molokai. J Liber lib, page 4C3; notice is hereby giveu that Further particulars can be had of II. L. nauiiu iw ana Him - j tne precautions urged by the Attornev-Gener- al wherein postponed at the request of the Mort- Holslein. Manoa, Honolulu. Oahn. to A. Weir, for Lahama and gagors, notice i hereby given the premises the mortgagee intends to foreclose the same for trustee, J. Cartwrlght. in August last The Marshal that condition broken, to wit: of in- Dated Kohala, May 19, 1890. estate of R. W. Holt of said Honolulu! therein set forth will be sold at public auction, ,S8-- came to to terest. C. F. HART. Mo.tgage, D.Cem.,?er79t - corded in Liber 77. JWmaaM, usmpoeu. or A.auai me consult. He had received at the auction room of Jus F Morgan in Hono- By his Attorney iu 4 ir from lulu on Notice is likewise given that after the expira- fact, R. Hall. gageenl n,V10,ticelsuereb"SlventQat e mort- achr Lanaiia for Kauai. information a different source from tion of three weeks trom the date or this notice The premises covered by said mortgage con- to foreclose the same for condl- - Schr Ka Mai for Puna. mine of a similar character. He felt that the property conveyed by said mortgage will be sist of that certain parcel of land situate in Ma- wit: of Interest. kapala aforesaid, 0 given Sc Schr Haieatralii for Hawaii, he could not consistently with his dutv MONDAY. JUNE 30th. 1 advertised for sale at public auction, at the cmit'iining an area of 3 piration?i'?. Jlkewle that after the ex- b schr XaoraiUni for Kooiau. auction rooms of Jas. F. Morgan, In Honolulu, acres. Being part of the premises mentioned three wetks from the date or this to the community and to himself go to In Land hC conveyed by At 12 o'clock noon of said day. ON MONDAY, the 30th day or June, 1890, at 12, Commissioners' Award No, 8559 B, Urn PrPer,tr said mortgage Wedxesday , June 4. the Attorney-Gener- al and tell him what noon, of said day. Apana 3, conveyed to said Pupuka by the hi1.,ne,H1Vertlsed forT8ale at PBblt auction. Fnrther particulars can be had of W R Castle. Trustees of the Lunalilo rooms or Jas. F. Morgan, scatr Waiaieale for Kauai. he knew. After talking it over with the Further particulars can be had of W. R. Estate by deed dated lulu, on in Hono- Dated Honolulu, June 10, 1890. Castle. September 1st. 1S33. 1324-- Jt MONDAY, tho 16th day or jnne. saur Hawaii. Caueron, for Hamakua. othpr members of the Cabinet the Mar- at 12 noon of said day. for and S. J. SHAW, Dated Honolulu, May 31st, 1890. Stair tulaMa Hou. Hakalau shal stated that he could get volunteers, Mortgagee. ALEX. J. CARTWHIGHT, Mortgagee Further particulars can be had or W. R. Cas- - HOCMMUU. Mortga ee's Notice of Fore- - and stated who they were, men of The premises covered by said mortgage The premises covered by said mortgage con- scfar Laka for Kohala. the consist of: sist of: Dated Honolulu, May 17th 1890. most respectable standing, clerks, book- closure. A. csfc Thcrsday, June 5. 1st: That certain land in Makanao, Maui, All those premises situate In said Pauoa more J. CARTWRI&HT. Trustee. keepers, etc., as well as a few Govern- part of the premises set forth in R P 964 to particularly described in Royal Patent 2172 to Kekaha IS HEREBY GIVEN AmiU,eh0Ve.red.by mortgagto!,coen: taar Hawaii. Cameron, for Paauhau, ment employees, who took steps, and conveyed to said Kalani by deed of Wm Ukulaa. containing an area ot 0 or an acre. NOTICE to a power of sale contained siTthnrP.r saId Ortraia mud Laayahoefaoe. Koa, containing about 10 acres. Also those premises in Pauoa, de- In a certain Al or parcels or land the Station bouse was guarded for sev- Kaaikahi, mortgage deed made by Pelekani situate In Manoa, Honolulu, Mm Waimte for Koholalele. 2nd: All of those certain tracts or parcels of scribed in Royal Patent 5644 to Hawea, contain- or Makapala, Kohala. Island of Hawaii, to C. F. more particularly schr w 3-- described in R. P. 136. in eral eeks before it was known at all laud situate in Kalihi, Island of Oahn, described ing an area of 3 3 acres, which were conveyed Hart of ibe aforesaid place on 7th Septem- the name Kuwala. 2chr for Kahuku. the an s 0 laaBaa Now in deed of Keuahak)and Kapcha(w)his wire to said Mele Keoke by deed Ke.ioa, duly re- 1SSJ niai oDS ?rea. of acres conveyed t in regard to the night of the 17th of ber. and of record In the office of the Regis- Cnstock. husband Friday, June 6. to Pahaa (k). recorded in Llber 51, Page 298, and corded in Liber 62, page 150. 1325- -lt trar of Conveyances In Honolulu, Liber 84, nllV1 of said Kapihl, of April, when the Minister of the Inte- 1 in recorded in Llber 23, page Hoodlette, forSanFran- - also described apana and K apana 3 in R P on pages 334 and 385 and for breach of condi- one or 356; and also S& Aafetralia. rior "was 1501, L C A 1397, an or 1 half those premises there," the gattling gun run containing area acre tions in said mortgage contained to wit: the 136 in in K. P. 4 1326--3t Mortgagee's Notice of Fore the name or .more particular! out, and the forty armed men on hand. and chains. of both principal and interest described in v Teria J G Nartfe for Mahukona. when due, the mortgagee the W. At 1a. m. I was rung up with the closure. iuteuds to foreclose 1852, containing an rS $&. gehr Kaatokai for Kaaiaea tne same. acres in all 'h, statement that a policeman had seen giTen 1323--lt S-A.- 7. a Notice is likewise that arter the expira- it 4 Satteday', June Guardian's Sale of Lease. TN ACCORDANCE AVITH THE body of armed men. I thought it sufficient JL or tion or three weeks from the dale of this notice Zealandia, Oterendorp, for the provisions a certain mortgage made by the property Mortga :ee's & M S to put us on our guard. Fomaikai k. and Kealoha Kona, his wile, of conveyed by said mortgage will be Notice of Fore- - I went down, advertised for sale at public auction at Nuilli, found five men on guard, we tele- ORDER OF REV. SYL Waipio. Hamakua, Island of Hawaii, to Alex- Kohala, C & Bishop. Le Claire, for Moku- - and VESTER. Guardian or Patrick Gleason. a ander Wallace of Honolulu, and assigned to aforesaid, in front of Nnllii Mill office closure. phoned for three or four more. No one B on SATURDAY, June 21, 1890 at 12 o'clock 1&. minor, i win sen at i'nolic Auction at my Sales- Leong Ket (C Akaka) of Honolulu, dated March noon same day. TN ACCORDANCE WITH else room, Queen 22d, 1SS6, recorded In Llber 99, page 260; of THEI Kaaia, Hagiand. for a circuit was there. The statement as to street, Honolulu, notice provisions pi a certain mortgage made dt- - soar is hereby riven that the mortgagee intends to Further particulars can be had of H. L. w , , - forty is founda- jr,-- nameainhiiZ. nf w. n.... v men entirely without trie same for condition broken, to iioistein. i. r. .i " .uo, auuiaucUKO. Bait Stsdda for Royal Roads. tion. We stayed till daybreak. The On Saturday, July 5th, foreclose wit: Dated Kohala, May ISth, 1690. Zl,Tlai7l.L.l,i0,,l of Honolulu. 6aha: of interest. Jnly 6th. 1888, pagV-02- U- - V. HART, Mortgagee. recordedin Liber 113, ; guns were not put out into the street, Notice is likewise given that after the expira- By his attorney R. notice is hereby given that AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, tion of weeks from the date of this notice, in fact Hall. Intends to the PASSENGEKS. there was no unnecessary exhibition of three The premises covered by said mortgage con- foreclose the same for condition OiLX the property conveyed by said mortgage will be or broken, to wit: of interest, force, there was no guard sent out to the 62 advertised for sale at public auction, at the sist all those certain premises lying situate AEEITALS. The Lease for Years and being in Makspaia aforesaid containing an " "kewwe given that after the expira- Rifle's Armory, you auction rooms of Jas. F.Morgan, in Honolulu, 75-1- tion of unless consider one of the Property at Waiahole, Koolaupoko. for- aret of 8 acres. Being part of the pre- three weeks from the date of this notice. Hawaii, G on MONDAY the 16th day of June, 1890, 12 1 Fvaan Maui and per stmr W lame prisoner such a guard. One or two merly occupied by the late J. Gleason. and at al mises mentioned in Land Commissioners' A ward Property conveyed by said mortgage will be Mrs Dunn and child, Rev J present leased to Aswan. noon of said day. Ko 8559 B. for sale at public auction, aail.Juw men patroled. I took the statement of particulars can be had of W. R. Apana 3. conveyed to said Pele Kane at the "W WaiMC. J W KOinahe. J Kahalewai. Mrs The properly comprises about 12 acres of Rice Further by trustees of the Lunalilo Estate by deed dated MfVnAV3 "onolula. the policeman in writing. He stated Laud, 75 Castle. ,J i!f.jimB'r T ami child, Mr and Mrs Shaw, and acres of Kula Land, together with September 1. 1883. 1324--3t Juno,'. 1890. at i y iiiimn that there was a passer who could con Dwelling House, Thrashing Floor, Dated Honolulu, May 17th. 1890. noosaidVy6 K Sivea. and 72 deck. semi-annual- LEONG KET, Mortgagee. firm it, and the next day he brought the etc. Rent payable in advauce. of w Ca,t,e- - Trom Haai, per stmr Likelike, June 7 For farther paiticulars apply to The premises covered by said mortgage con- Mortgagee's Notice of Fore- man who stated that he had seen 6ome sist of: TsrssiSffMRS. L. B. COAN, Mortgagee. Th VoJ. Mxe Thompson. Mr Brash, Rev 4 forth in R P 6085, 8477 to armed men in that neighborhood. Apana set LCA closure. 8eS CVeied byS8id Mortgage con- - T D Woatervelt. Mrs AIuli. J Reed, Thos JA3. F. MORGAN, Kaiwibona, containing an area of 56-1- of an Istof? JL5t Lukds-er- . G Whether there were any 1325-t- Nakarama, A P Peterson, Hon armed men d Auctioneer. acre, ana ACCORDANCE WITH A it1J!!;7,I.th?rl ccrtal,n Piece or parcel Wil-iasi- -. 5967 or of land Paul Smnann,"C Creighton, J N S there,you know as well as I. At any rate Apana 3 aforesaid, R P less square feet power sale contained in a certain mort- 5uiB.UDult. aikane, KooIaupokoT In Liber 80, page gage made by Maikai or D Feuv. J J Williams and wife, and there was the information, and I consid- sold to b K Keola. recorded Makapala, Kohala, Oahn, in R P 152. L C A 6051, contain- or x; S&oecfc. was UNION MILL 343, situated in Waipio, Hamakua, Hawaii. Island Hawaii, to C. F. Hart of the aforesaid ing an area of 1 acres, issned to Wahilna ered it my duty to be on hand, and CO., 1323- -lt place dated March SOth, 1884, recorded now, deceased, S in Liber and also all houses struct-nr- es For an Fraucisoo per b Australia, for the Marshal to on Sup- bS, pages 23 and 24. is hereby given thereon and --F W Macfariane and wife, C M be his guard. notice that and Jaae A T ANN G the mortgagee intends to forcclose'the nmp re twenty-nlnct- h pose no precaution had been taken, and THE UAL 3IEETIN i !id.ae, undivided shares or Caofce, wife. 5 children and maid. Miss S R or this company held at their offices on Notice of Fore- - conditions broben, to wit : of prin- in that certain C the station had been captured.then what? Moi'teasee's cipal tract of land situate at Faicfe Mrs Eice. E Kruse. H Bolton, thel.16th May the following officers were elected and interest. Notiee is likewise given that Oahu, known, Bran-aac- T fact Atto- closeure. the expiration anJPLn.yjil ' 3ryan Latbrop, wife and maid, F B The is it was the duty of the for the ensuing year, viz: after of three weeks from the date "aiiujiie, more parllcularlv de- George Fntch and wite, W B Wood, rney-General to inquire situa- JAMES RENTON, of this notice the property convcyedby said mort- scribed in II PCUrautj 484. ... into the President. ACCORDANCE WITH THE gage will be advertised for sale Mv C A Davis and wife. Miss M M tion H. H. RENTON, t. at public "' by deed "corded In Liber $ P IVct and guard the peace. He did no- provisions of a certain mortgage made by auction at Nuilii. Kohala, aforesaid in front of i7nZi,p,ielconveyed fc I Carsoo Captain Ellis. Miss Ellis. Miss ROBERT WALLACE Secretary. P. Kamakea, Honolulu, JI ?5V ' by said Kaapa.etaU thing whatever, and the rest of the Cab- R. WALKER Samuel Hana(w), and the Nuilli Mill office on SATURDAY, Jnne 21 fpLe60 eaIba Tn 'Liber Unapravs Misses M and B Tully, G H T. Treasurer. her husband, of Honolulu, Island of Oahn, to 1890,atl2oVIocknoonof said day. II" bdeed "corded inet had to take the responsibility of R. KEYWORTH Deeds at JO-- it gpanlimr & W Laineand wife, Master W T. Auditor. J. L. Blaisdell, Jr , of Kohala, Hawaii, dated the expense of tne purchaser. ' - guarding Liber-7- 9, 3Soe Frank Kalstead, Miss Bruns, Miss not merely against " probable" ROBERT WALLACE, April 21st, 1883, recorded page 466: Further particulars can be had of H. L. tinpfnraffon'i! W Worswick, but ' possible " dangers. Secretary. Notice is hereby given 'that the Mortgagee Holslein. L "-- nuuceVr f iij Fore- - BrwaeU. W Adrian, WH H 3t SSI As to the statement Kohala, May 16. 1890. 1326-- intends to foreclose the same for condition Dated Kohala, May 19. 1890. "rTiirnninn Mrs L P Severance, Miss N that these precau- broken, or interest. closure. Mr Chas E C Damon tions were calculated to disturb- C F. HART, Mortgagee. TTeeioan. Atherton. create a Notice is likewise given that after the expira- By his Attorney In Aad wife. Miss B Campbell, Mrs Green, ance, me Executor's Notice. or weeks from date of this notice fact, Robert Hall. IJN ACCORDANCE this strikes as one of the thin- tion tbiee the The premises covered by said mortgage con- WITH THF Htsses Magaire (2) Mrs J M Damon, J nest, flimsiest and most pro- the property conveyed by said mortgage will sist of ridiculous TDERSIGNKD advertised for sale at Public Auction, at the that certain parcel of land situate in Lycan," o? Slater B smith. H J McCoy, S M Say ford, positions THE been duly appointed Execntorof the be Makapala, aforesaid containing an area of ZfiZhESFffiRft that ever heard. Precautions Rooms of Morgan, in Hono- 99-.l- William R Cattle dated lWhlWw' Lewis 2 children T Neels, and I Will or EDWARD T. UOANE. deceased, hereby Auction James F. 1 O acres. Defng part of premises men- October 34i and of this kind are on MONDAY, the 30th day of June. 1890, the in Liber 1KB, page213 hereby C steerage. the first thing to prevent gies notice to all persons baingclalms against lulu, tioned in Laud Commissioners' Award. No 8559, notice Is Hfe--l n ibe at 12 noon or said day. B, given that the mortgagee Intends o a disturbance. Look at Berlin on the the said estate to present the same with the or Apana 3, conveyed to said Maikai by the foreclose Frotc San Francisco, per R M b Zeal vouchers, duly execu- Farther particulars can be had W.B. Castle. Lunalilo by deed 1st of May,Labor Day ; it was a garrison. anthenticated, to the said Honolulu, May 31, 1690. trustees dated March 12. 1884. nWu Jane 7 Julius Anthon, wife and 3 tor, at his office in Honolulu within six months Dated 1324-- 3t csadre Miss Auld. Miss M A Auld, Look at London a few years ago at the from the date hereof, or they will be forever J.. Jr., Mortgagee. mortgagee con- 3ifce L. E C A Brown, wife, son Hyde Park riots,and citizens were sworn barred. Persons owing said estate, or having The premises covered by said the property conveyed Bidr. property or effects belonging thereto, will please sist of : Mortgagee's Notice of Fore- Dy said mortgage wi II ci4 aisud. W E Brown. Mrs M Collier, In as special police by the thousand. advertised for sale at public auction, Dillingham, J C B yet is pay the same or make returns thereof at said First All that Illatna at Kupua, Honomalau, closure, tit 2itesE Collier, Miss And it claimed that the precau- office at once. Kohala. Hawaii, known as Kahekaopueho. on' "fr J MrRa,n' ,n Htbbard and wife. Miss XI. Hodge. Henrj-- tions taken here tended to excite a dis- WM. W. HALL, owned by Kamakea and Hana (w) in common, ACCORDANCE WJTH THE .nSMd-- JMe' 1890'" , Komoikeehuehu, C Jones fs a. portion of land described In R. e " Cooper, Miss P turbance ; that the presence of a few men Executor Will of Edward T.Doane. which that provisions of a certain mortgage-'mid- by H Further particulars can Honolulu, 133S--4t conveyed by be had of W B wife. Miss Ada Jones, R L Keller. Mrs Dated Jnne 7. 1890. P. 743 to Kaiknahine, and to them Hana and Hiram Kaaha, her hnsband Kamo-iliil- t. castle. sae at the Police Station, probably playing re- of Dated Honolulu. May JO, 1890 and maid, Mrs JohnLydgate. deed of said patentee, dated July 1,1881, Island of Oahu. to Mrs M E Newton of WILLIAM E cards when not on .duty, so In Llber TU, page 65. B. CASTLE, Mortea-e- e MKrLvdcate, Miss Murphy, E J Myers, G must tend to corded Kahului, Mani, dated August 7th. 1834, recorded CVer6d J Mortgagee's Notice of Fore- Second One acre in Hseka Kapna, Kohala. 92. page sls?,oef:Prem,8e8 br"W "W Mixon. A Hoff, Dr A R Rowat and excite Mr. Wilcox's nerve centres as to in Liber 45; notice Is hereby given H Hawaii, described in said B. P and conveyed that the mortgagee intends to foreclose All 3fie wMe. Schnabel. Ena Schna-b- el lead him to shoulder a musket and try the of the Interest of said E Lycan Mrs Qara iliss closure. (o laid mortgagors by above deed. same for condition broken, t: in and fiaas?' Ernest Schnabel, E G Schnman, Miss to capture the Police Station, just be- ACCORDANCE Third All that piece or parcel of land lying of interest. WITH THE and being fn Klkala, Hilo, Hawaii, store I T C Sutherland, Geo H Young. cause there were a few men there who INprovisions of a certain mortgage made by sltnate Notice likewise given that after the expira- on a ramle particularly described in the deed of Kaika to tion or three weeks from the date of this notice, Patent iASk'fSSl From Kauai, per stmr Mikahala, June 8 had a perfect right to be there. H Kepohonl. of Honolulu, Island of Oahn, Petero, father of said mortgagors, recorded in g 3fef II I, to Wm Wilbur, of Maui, dated April 10, the property conveyed by said mortgage will be AH interest in and to ,. R A Macfie. Alfred Fowler. Col Z S Mr. President, on this statement am Liber 64, page 36, which Is one-hal- f of the land the nts-- g. I 1634. recorded in Liber 83, pe?e 413; notice is advertised for sale at public auction, at the anc- contracts and effects r Sgg-- ijpakliiyr. Mons A Houle. J H Farley. J R ready to leave it to the House whether described in R P. 7445, L.C. A. 4578, containing tion rooms of Jas F Morgan, In Honolulu, on hereby given that the mortgagee intends to fore- 0 Jiarmont, A Buckley. M Laffery, J Suth-eriaa- d. 1 acre more or less. MONDAY, the 18th day of Jnne, 1B90, 12 J the inaction of the Attorney-Gener- al is close the same for condition broken, to wit: AH at - Mitchell, S N Huntley. Linder--m Fourth that certain tract or parcel of land noon of said day. afesj J A to be commended, or the positive of interest. sltnate in Laupahoehoe. Hilo, Hawaii, more Mrs H 2olte, Miss Nolle, Misses course Notice is likewise given that after the expira- Fnrther particulars can be had of W B Castle. wallan f'FStfFtigMrg of th8 Ha" J of the majority of the remainder of the particularly described in B. P. 863, containing Dated Honolulu. May 17, 1890. Co tion three weeks from the date notice, 0 and D Medau. Capt Ross, Mr Katsura, of of this an ares of 4 acres, and conveyed .to said MBS. M. Z. NEWTON. Mortgagee. Uw48DaV.budeiSckCcP0l'U, 8tOCkor ne R Sims, 48 deck. Cabinet. Taking into consideration what the property conveyed by said mortgage will be by deed Wood- - G E Fairchad. W and public Hana of Kaui et al., recorded in Liber The premises covered by safd mortgage con- on the SOth of would advertised for sale at auction, at the 70. page 61. "P1"1 '- happened July, we sist of: PlishingCo?80' tne Pre,-Als- o SS From Hamakua per stmr Iwalani, June anction rooms of Jas F Morgan, in Honolulu, The express wagon Samuel - Fifth of said P. 1st AH those premises described in 1113 && Mrs TV Rickardand 4 children, 3Irs not have been responsible for any loss of on MONDAY, the 16 day of Jnne, 1B90, 12 B P all of one-thir- d cuss 5 H at Kamakea, known as No , and two horses. L C A 486 C to Kail for Uluoa, containing Interest tn t... W Hanneberg. R T Rickard, life or property, if we had neglected these noon of ssid day. 1325-4- an LsiBabeihei. t area of E acres, 10 roods at Kaaula, Moalil, Laha- MeUo. C Notley, and 3 children, and and a disturbance oc- Fnrther particulars can be had of W R Castle. a,-G- i J Jr. precautions had Dated Honolulu, May 17. 1890. ina. Maui. iB S3 deck. curred. I am willing to leave it to the Wk. WILBUR, Mortgagee. 3d All those premises described In B P 1208 DEFABTCEES. L C A 486 to Ku, containing an area 2 09 acres suaed8lnPTobe,? ? 3yjj House, but if every man votes against The premises covered by safd mortgage con- TO ILICT. Lahaina, called Paawak Hoaolula. of : All that certain tract or land at Pnnnoa, Haul. ?' Fer Mani and Hawaii, per stmr Kinau, me, would still in a similar situation, sist parcel of 3d All those premises described scrltindd of JnhnLell LXM.ter" ft - I situated in Kawaikl. Kapalama. and more in L C A corded In - -- Mrs Deverill. Mr Rose- ONE-ROOME- 486 D Llber 490 ffioftKw- Jcae 3 WEH when thought the country was threat- particularly described in (Royal ), A D COTTAGE, to Poopsaa, containing an area of 13 rods or 76H L. afaEf RxrreBand family. Mrs risner and child, I Patent No. at Puunoa, Lahaina, Maui, and being acretmoreSr i6 inia,.a,nK" r SI possibility of danger, No 8520 to 1 Kaeo, containing an area nicely cooking the same B P 7163. ( P r Ash-iov- n. ened with the act LCA famished, with on or "WBHams and wife, Mrs Ward. J being premises conveyed to Hana Dy partition deed for to J'8.6 to J Attorney-Gener- al of one acre, and the same premises that fixtures, in local- W L Moehonua a J K Kane, Jos Vierra, as I have, whether the W etc., a pleasant made by and between said mortgagors wbl?!? W Berlowitz,S were conveyed totaid Kepohoni by deed of ity. Address recorded and sage held by W o' mM?1 a mott-tat-e wife, Chas Creighton, A approved it or not. L Wilcox, recorded in Liber 38, page 123. It X," Advertiser Mahial et al. in Liber 80, no. P for J Derie and Office. 127-t-f of th Peterion, Chock oo, A Kunuiakea and The Attorney-Gener- al faiovea to refer 132841 fofsW'?? f fsif" ias. SiP J atfcjw HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1890. 11

OUR SAN FRANCISCO LETTER. hope is entertained for his recovery. San Francisco roads, and now frontior if not pormittod to do so at !Sibriisratnf5. homo, King: Kalakana'a VioltnUt. rumors that thoir lino will bo ex- and declares that ho would tended San rather dio tho death of a soldier a given tho Bohem- into Francisco. At dinner at W. D. English is in tho field for than rot in political oxile. to Iley-ma-n, (k K. M. S. S. Sealamlia, San Fran- ian Club recently Henry tho Democratic for Tho Emin Relief Committoo Ir tho was invested nomination has cisco. May 31, 18U0. recipient Govornor and proposes to stay. His received a leltor from Dr. Potors, HENRY MAY & CO., with insiguia of a Knight Com- the friends claim ho will havo tlio dated Bubahya, ITguuda, saying mander of tho order of the Star of that solid Alumoda that ho is about to return to Bagn-moy- o. Oceanica, a Hawaiian order. King county delegation. HAVE JUST RECEIVED A CHOICE LOT OF fiftoMa Special Correspondent.) -- of 0r who has appointed Mr. John F. Nnugbton, secretary Kalakaua, tho Guarantee Associa- Princo Dolgourouki and Princo solo violinist to tho royal Endowment Heyman tion, who has been on tho Grcdroye aro to marry tho Tle Sugar Market., was on trial for trying household, represented the of M. on widow of J. C. of cen-cifag- al murder Marcus Ayor patent Ne-- York, 3Iny 31st, Cuban occasion by his ifajesty's special Hcrr, 7-- February 3d last, was acquitted by medicino fame. Sho has a fortune 9G degrees, 5 16 cents; deputies, J. D. Spreekels, E. R. Lll. the jury in the case. of 3,000,000 and Dolgourouki who graoaialed. Gl cents. Sloss in- ienthal and Louis Jr., who & Pa- is a 1 Miller Lux, tho Southern brother to the morganatic wife Mr. H03-11KU- with tho jowels Saee the last letter the sugar vested cific Co. and Philip JJ. arc of tho late Czar Alexander II., is more strength and ribbons of tho order. Among Armour ittsrkat has exhibited interested in a project to establish said to have tho hotter chances of Cali- wcro Hoy-ma-n, Taan for some time past. Tho those present fleury a million dollar boef 'packing house getting tho money and, incidentally, all Consul-Gencr- al D. A. Mr fornia hss advanced rates J cent at the Fourteen Mllo House iu San tho widow. araad, quotations being now on Kinley, E R. Lilienthal, John D. Mateo County; Tho Dominion government will Spreekels, Dr. E. auothcr packing ike basis of 61 cents for granulated. James Lilienthal, house of shortly bo asked to D. is talked at Point' Pinole incorporate and There are as yet no signs of any J. H. Boalt, Leon Sloss, Joseph on the bay; subsidize a company which lias a Su-prar- ae .Nathan action on tho part of the State Redding, Laudsberger, Antonio Mondora, who killed his plau on foot to build a railroad lino xo-nr- y Geo. T-- Bromley-- Walter L, Dean Court in the American j wife lor consorting with other men, between Vancouver and Alaska. correspondent and Louis' Sloss ' case. Your Jr. has been convicted of manslaughter. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS toas positive information that this Two Terrlb'e Accidents. It is reported amoug tho politi- Sld'jrrtlflcmrnts. decision been in the hands of narrow-gaug- has 1 :30 1 31. e local cians that or and The Perkins, tbe typewriters for some weeks tram, between Oakland and Ala- "William L. Merry and a number of And For Sale in Quantities to Suit. ha.dk not been that politics willbo meda, ran into an open draw- other Republicans, who havo made poli- boiHag over shortly and that bridge on "Webster street, on the their mark as well in commercial ties has had much to do with the 30th, and the engine, tender and affairs, inteud from this time out to T HAWADAN GAZE Ei. BirroYlale from Liverpool: Per Irmearfl from San Francisco: prosecHUon of the case against the first went over into bay. advaneo W. V7. car the the caudidacy of Barrols and Half Barrels, Granulated Sugar, Axaarean company, the decision 350 OASES OF The car was crowded with pas Morrow for Governor. Boxes 30 lb. each 100 lb. -- have been handed down long and Bk each. sroeld sengers, and as far as known, thir- "William JJunphy, tho millionaire Steam Boole and ,Tol Granulated Snar. ago. This seems at first sight rather teen were drowned. mart, is lying seriously ill at EUROPEAN GOODS. H Barrels Cubo and Boxes Powdered Sugar, fa- persons cattle 30 lb. each. but to any one who is t stranga, Among 'the victims wjiose' bodies tho Fifth Avenue Hotel m, .Now Extra C. Coffee Sugar. Bags 100 lb. each. politics in this Statfc, ' miliar wkh have been' recovered', are II. W. York. - Cases Golden Syrup, 1 gallon tins. out of Cse Fine Currant. 4 lb. tins. ibe statement will not seem Auld of Honolulu, Martin Kelly, "Wilson Barrett, tho English ac- PEDSTIHG OFFICE Cases Maple Syrup. Cases Sultana Raisin, 4BVtin. tkn way. The Supreme Court is the Assistant Chief "Wharfinger, tor, is now filling an engagement Cases Iloncy, 1 and 2 lb. tins. evidoBtiy possessed of a desire to Cases Pearl Sago, lib. 'tins. ' ' and Mrs. Bryan O'Connor, widow in this city. He was' given a great ' Japan Teas. both !46' .Merchant Street. Cases Pearl Tapioca, 4tt. tins. be oa friendly terms with of the late Bryan O'Connor of reception on his arrival by his Boxes Japan Tea in 3 and 5 lb. each. Tapioca, 4' lb 1 sidos. dry-goo- Cases Flake tin:". H Chests Japan Tea In K. H and lb. pkgs. O'Connor, Moftatt & Co., tho ds former London friends. i Tho eastern market exhibits great merchants. Mcetings.are being hold by com- Is prepared to do all kinds of Commer- Cases Semolina, 4 lb. tins. China Teas. to amatci, and prices are certain A terrible panic ensued on the mittees of the mercantile organiza- cial and Legal Work, correctly Cases Ground Rice, 4 lb. tins. Boxes E. B. Congou Tea, S lb. each. be ttghar. train after the accident. was tions to arrange for the California and with dispatch. Cases Split Peas, 4 lb. tins. Boxes E. B. Mixed Tea, 5 lb. each. just It K Chest E. B. Congou Tea. 3D lb. each. Soinc Tariff Legislation. dan- Cases Round Oatmeal, 4 lb. tins. soon found that there was no display at the World's Fdir. Scotch Boxes Scented Orange Pekoe, 10 lb. each. Ha--waS- It will he a pleasure to the aa ger of the other cars plunging over From statistics gathered at Los Cases Scotch Fine Oatmeal. 4 lb. tins. Chests China Tea, 36 lbs. each for Plantation use. planters to learn that the into the water. The railroad com- Angelos, it is estimated that the Having Lately Received-- Very Complete Cases CiB Oatmeal, 4 lb. tins. legislation Chocolate and Cooeaa-Baker'- s prospects of any tariff pany at once sent out wrecking orange crop of Southern California Grades Cases Fine PearlBarle4 lb. tins. Stock of all the finer of Chocolate, unsweetened 12 lb. boxes. by tbe Senate at this session are parties, and hundreds of small for 1S91 will bo in the neighbor- Cases Caraway Seeds. 4 lb. tins. whip of the Baker's Chocolate, Eagle Brand, 12 lb. boxes. verv slim. Unless the boats repaired to the scene, it was hood of 5,000 carloads, or 1,500,000 Cases Whole Allspice. 7 lb.. tins. Epp's Homoeopathic Cocoa, 7 lb. tins. RepeWiean party is applied very soon that there were boxes. This will be twice as large Chocolate de 7 ascertained Flat Papers of every size, Cases Whole, Cloves, 7 lb. tins. Santo, lb. tins. body will thirty-fiv-e of An- Schweitzer's Cocoatens, H lb. tins. rigoroasly, that .sedate occupants the first as the crop this year. Los Cases Neapolitan Macaroni, 4 lb tine. considera-lio- a Van Houton's Cocoa, Vj lb. take hs own iiinb in tho car, and only a few of them have geles County alone will produce WITH tins. Phillip's Digestive Cocoa, K lb. tins. of the ilcKinley Tariff Bill. been accounted for. They must 600,000 boxes. Cases Kippered Herrings, S doz. each. Colored Whitman's Instantaneous Chocolate, K lb. That measure was formally sent to have been drowned like rats. The The Chronicle effects to have un- Fine White and Cards. Cases Yarmouth Bloaters, 6 doz. each. tins. German 12 tiie Senate in due course of proce- engineer, Samuel Dunn, and Fire- earthed a filibustering scheme to Cases Flndon Haddocks, 6 doz. each. Chocolate. lb. tins. dure, and was referred to the man O'Brien were both lost. invade Lower California from San Anil also having added to our former Cases Fresh Herrings, l'lb. tins. California Tin Good. Fmioce Committee on the 29th The accident was caused by tho Diego. The Chroniclo affects to - 1 Cases Table Fruits, Assorted, doz. each case. very large assortment, about eighty fonts Cases Cod Roes, lb. tins. t body has about decided opening of tho bridge to believe its information genuine, but Peaches, Fears, Apricots, plums, , Straw-berrie- s, use That let the Cases Assorted Jams, 1 lb. tins, Morton's, 6 Raspberries, Blackberries, Quinces, of bill to 11 to refer each division the yacht Juanita pass. The engine it is generally pronounced myth. doz. each. Grapes, etc., 2 doz. each case. sab-comatitte-es for consideration saw his mistake too late. Father McGlynn, the ex-prie- is of the Cases California Jams, Assorted, 2 doz. each driver Cases Assorted Jams, t lb, tins. U & 15, C doz case. Anti-Pover- ' , 4 ' If this is done, it The tram would have lecturing in this State on his ty it and report. whole each Cases California Jellies, Assorted, 2 doz. each mesas that the bill cannot possibly followed the engine, ten- doctrines. Newest Styles of Job Types k Ornaments case. be placed on passage before the der and first car, had not coupling Cases Assorted Jams, Glass Jars, 1 lb. tins. Cases Assorted Vegetables. American Xcin. C Jfc B, 3 doz to each. Peas, Corn, Succotash. Lima Beans, String summer reeess. broke. The signals were alright Beans and Tomatoes, 2 doz, each case. Cases Assorted Jams. 2 lb tins. C fc B, 3 doz Tbe aetkra of the House on the and the blame is attached to the The dynamite cruiser Vesuvius From the most celebrated Foundries of Casts California Meats and Soups, 2 lb. dis-astr- cans, 2 doz. cuse. had most es is to go into commission next each. each 3eKialey bill has a engine driver. the United States, and employing Cans Libby's be Cases Assurted Pickles, qts; Morton's, 2 doz Chipped Beef, lib. tins, 2 doz. eSect on the price of the The ship Oneida, with cannery week, after which she will sub only expurienced and tasty work- in case. sagar stocks. As an ex for Thin Pack- jected to experiments. each. Cases Libby's Comed Beef. 1 and lb. tins. leading supplies the Point men, we are prepared to turn 2 doz. in case. aaple, Hawaiian Commercial is ing Co., was wrecked on a sauken An equestrian statue 01 uenerai , Cases Assorted Pickles, pts.C & B, 3 doz each. out at verv short notice : , Cases Libby's Pigs Feet 2 lb. tins, 2 doz. in eeoted at $191 bid and S19J asked, rock near Sanak, on April 26th, R. E. Lee was unveiled at Rich- Cases Assorted Pickles, pts, Morton's, 2 doz case. Plantation Co. at a loss. mond, Va., on tho 29th inst. The each. Cases Libby's English Brawn, 2 lb. tins 2 doz, sad Hetehinson and became total Tho hull in cuse. S23 lad and $30 asked. was insured for 815,000 and the ceremonies were attended by Gen tetter Heads, Cases Castor 011,5 oz. bottles, Morton's, 3 He.ids, Cases English Corned Tongue, lb. tins 2 Anglo-2feva- da erals Fitzhugh Lee, Joseph E. Kill doz dcz. in case. CoaipaDj-- . cargo for 42,000 in the each. Hutchinson Sujar Clr tulars, Cases Assurance Corporation, Johnson, J. A. Early, and James Cases Castor Oil, 10 oz. bottles, Morton's, 3 Libby's Lunch Tongues, 1 and 2 lb. Hut-caus- Kate Heads, tins 2 doz. in case. At the annual election of the ea Longstreet, and by 1 10,000 and 4,000 was insured elsewhere, Statements. doz. each. Cases Libby's OxTongue,3 lb. tins 1 doz. In Plantation Co., held ease. Sagar making a total of SC1.000. soldiers. 15111a of Lailinfir, Cases HI.. Carb. Soda, in bottles. Morton's, 6 Mavl3tfc,ia which 41,750 shares of The Colorado Indians are ex- Cases Chicago Oxford SanKaoe- - lb. tins 2 Panama Canal Contract. Contracts, doz. each. ' doz. case. stock were represented, of Messiah. in tae'capitl pecting tho advent a Mortgage Blanks, Cases Mustard, In 6 Cases Boston Sausage re- dispatch from Paris dfcted the bottles, H, H and lib., Meat, 2 doz. In case. sbe aid Board of Directors were A Tho Supremo Court has denied Iionds, Cases Boston Lenses, doz. each. , Pork and Beans, 2 doz. In.ca"e. Spree-kef- e, 24th inst. says that the Panama ' ' elected. They are John D. tho application for a writ of error Shipping Contracts, Cases Boston Clam Chowder, 2 doz. in case. Lilien-ika- l, Canal has reported - Cases Genuine Mustard, in V, and one lb. tins. A. B. Spreekels, P. I. committee that in the case of Kemmler, under sen- Calendars, t Cases Boston Fish Chowder, 2 doz. in case. Louis Sloss. the proposed new route is in im- Blank Checks, . Cases Ground Pepper, in, bottles, X, and Cases Boston Lobsters, I lb. tins 4 doz. in 3L Ehrmann and tence of death by electricity. The case. permeable soil throughout the en- pints, 6 doz. eachi Jofea D. Spreekels was elected Pre opinion was by Chief Justice Fuller. Cases Boston 1 Steel-plat- e Picnic Lobsters, lb. tins 2 tire iensth. The water in the res Wedding Cards, 1 doz. case. sident; A. B. Spreekels, The court held . that a-- change in Cases Bermuda Arrmrroot, lb. tins, 6 doz. in - ervoirs is not subject to diminution. Stock Certificates, Cases R. & R. Potted Meat.' aad Treasurer,- and E. H. the form of death was within the Cards, each. Game, The surveys have proved that pro- Business Tongue, Ham, Chicken and Turkey, a abefctea, Secretary. legitimate sphere of the legislative .tlilk Checks, Cases English Plum Pudding, 1 and 2 lb. tins, doz. in case. can be taken against Underwood's TJe aaaaal report shows that the per precautions power of the State. The Legisla- Meal Tickets, 2 doz. each. Devilled Ham, 2 doz. in case. amount earthquakes. de- Bank Checks, Cases Blue Point Oysters, 1 and 2 lb. tins 2 assets of the company to ture of the State of .New York vCases Unrry' Powder, in bottles, Ji, and doz. in case. lia- M. Santereau has telegraphed $,91&iS.23, and there are no termined that it did not inflict pints, 2 doz. each. Cases Cherry Stone Oysters, 1 and 2 lb. tins from Colon his willingness to take Plantation Orders, 2 doz. in case, j. bilities. The receipts for the year cruel and unusual punishment, and Cases Tippoo Curry, 3 Itccelpts, From. Notes, Sahib, J and H pints, Cases Abe Lincolns Oysters, 2 lb. -- expendi- a contract to complete the canal in de- land tins were 565,234, and the its courts have sustained that Marriage Certificates, doz. each. 2 doz in case. 195,000 four years. Cases Epicure Oysters. 1 and Una 2 tures 424,031, including termination. Diplomas. Cases East India Genuine Chutney Sauce. 2 lb. dor.. paid dividends. The balance on Pacific Mail Deal. An attempt was made .to blow Catalogues, in case. ia Cases Citron Peel, 7 lb', tins. Cases Huckin's Soups, 24 lb. tins 2 doz. In hand is 144,293. is a new deal in the affairs up the Haymarket monument in Blotting Tads. case. There Cases Lemon and Mixed 2 lb. Citron, Peels, Cases American Soups. Mention. of the Pacific Mail Co. At the Chicago on the 24th inst. Tbe Druggists' Lables, jars. i . Franco IK lb. tins reroml 2 doz. in case. meeting of the stockholders on the monument was erected in memory n elopes, all sizes; Cases Lea and Pcrrins' Sauce, 'A and pints. 3Qss Tessie Fair, the eldest Shipping Receipts, Cases Roast Chicken, 2 lb, tins 2 doz. In case. r C. P. Huntington. Henry of the policemen who were killed I 2 or 28th inst. Case Sausages, iae-hie- of James G. Oxford and lb. tins. Cases Home's Flag Salmon, 1 lb. tins 2 dos. Calvin S. Buce, by dynamite bombs. Dynamite Ball Programmes, .Fair; and Herman Oelrichs of Xew Hart, L E. Gates, Theatre Programmes, Cases Spanish Olives".' in case. 1 Samuel Thomas, Olive H. Payne, was used on this occasion as well. tins,-10- 0 Cases Arctic Salmon, lb. tins 2 doz. In case. York, will be married on the 3d of Cases Albert Saraines, and Vi each Edward Lauterbach, Charles Mc-Gh- ee Senator Quay will have to re- Cases Fairbank's Lard. 3, 5 and 10 lb. palls. One of the most magnificent First-cla- ss esse. Jaae. B. Houston, were made sign the Chairmanship of the Re- And in fact everything which a Cases Dole's Lard, 3, 5 and 10 lb. palls. "!ei" which was sent by and J. Cases Sardines, Cheaper Brand, and X lb. Tfts is a Hous- publican Committee or Office can do, and i Kilts Salmon Bellies. is one of the directors, and subsequently National 100 Klits Salt Mackerel. EJac Kalakaaa. It Re- tins, each case. ton was made president and Lau- fight for the place. Leading Kegs Family Pig Pork, 25, 50 and 100 lb. each. roval collection and was made for Bed-rocl-c ! Cases "Petit Pot Tres Fins, 100 each case. terbach vice-preside- nt. This effec publicans are fast making up their At Prices Tins Salt Mackerel and Salmon, 5 lb. each.' the Prince of "Wales, but for some Cases Petit Poi, Fine, 100 each case. never present- tually kills George Gould's project minds that he is too heavy a Dried Prunes in 10 and 25 lb. boxes. , aafcaown reason was Cases Champignons. 100 each case. Dried Apples In 10 and SO lb. as to run a line of China steamers weight for the party to carry, un boxes. ed to Mm-- It is almost priceless, Caser Mushrooms, 100 each case. Dried Peaches in 10 and SO lb. boxes. and- - is less he can m meet from Tacoma, it said insures some way the GAZETTE JOB PRINTING OFFICE, Dates Iu 12 lb. it is made of the royal feather, Cross & Blackwell's Assorted Spices. Dried boxes. twice its weight in the consolidation of the Pacific Mail grave charges against him. which is worth Com- Cases Morton's Assorted Spices, 6 doz, each. SUNDRIES. deep-sfowi- a: and Occidental & Oriental Robert Hardies a Los Angeles gofcL is a brilliant yet .1 Boxes White Castile. Blue, Family It lawyer was 46 Street. Cases Morton's Confectionery, Ji ooiues, and Soap. yeHow, and is beautifully panies. The total earnings last murdered by Apaches Merchant Bryant & May's Safety Hatches. expenses in Ariozna on the 25th inst. An- doz. each. off by the handsome case in year were 4,065,000, the Day & Martin's Blacking in Jars. shown earn- other Apache outbreak is feared. . Coses Morton's Confectionery, Vt bottles, 6 Boxes Silicon, Sapollo, Stove which it was sent. were 3,oo0,000 and the net Polish.. ings were 510,000. Dividends "of The Senate has authorized the W. H. doz. each. Boston and California Dairy Salt, 10 lb. bags. P. C. Jones, the capitalist and RICE, Kerosene Oil, 2J per cent, per annum were paid construction of three heavily arm- Cases Morton's Confectionery", I lb. bottles. Best Brands, planter, arrived on the 2Sth inst. Hemp, Rape and Canary Seed. last year after deducting 250,600 ored fast line of battle ships to cost 2 doz. each. his eastern trip. He was at ' ' T A Large Assortment of Vegetable Seeds.' from to tressels. 4,000,00D. BAM IflBEMl Cases Morton's.Confeeliooery, 7 lb. tins. ooce out by the reporters paid in repairs Sill Casks and Demijohn Viaegir. soaght News. had Shipping. Foreign BSEEDZB OF Assorted Spices and Herbs. of the San Francisco press, but Prospects far Kegs Bi, Carb. Soda, 112 each. , , Barrels and Half Barrels Salmon. ' , say- time was spent Eyraud, the French murderer 303 - Kttle to - His Private advices have .been re- Barrels Sal. Soda, abt, each. Golden Gate, Crown and Snow Drift Flour., lookmg'over situation and in who wa3 arrested while in hiding Fine Horses and Cattle ' " ia the ceived from "Washington indicating Aunt Abby's Rolled Oats. , in case the at Havana, is about to be taken to Cases C & B Assorted Sauces. seeing what can be done that the Farquhar Tonnage bill From tbe Thoroughbred Germea Breakfast Gem. case is decided Paris for trial. Cases C & B Anchovie bauce. ABC Oats, Oat Flakes. American Refinery and the Mail Subsidy billhave Arabian fc'tallion ALIF Henry 3L Stanley Lord Cases Soyer's Relish. Corn Starch. adversely to the trust by the State both a fine chance of passing at and' Norman Stallion SPAYDON 3Ir. Jones was, up Salisbury are at outa over a discus- Norman Stallion BOVEK Cereals in Bags and Tins, Sepreme Court. this session. Both have been fav Cases Lieblg's Extract Meat ia Jars. ' Oatmeal, White and Yellow Corn Meal.' oi tne sion of the British Central African 1XSO X CHOICE LOT 07 ' ' to the time of the transier orably reported bythe House and Cases Raspberry Syrap. Cracked Wheat, Graham Flo r. - J one of the policy. Stanley says that thB Brit- refinerv to the trust, fenate'omiuitteesy aVd both! have Cases Raspberry Vinegar. ' Buckwheat Flour, nominy, Ryo Meal, company's ish are timid and irresolute as com- Bulls, Cows and Calves Bye FJoar, Arena, Farina. heaviest owners of the been read twice in each "branch. Cases' Black Currant Syrup. '' ,,' once had it that pared to tho Germans; which great- From Celebrated Bulla ' Boxes Pearl Sago and Pearl Barley, 25 each. stock, and rumor Their reading will be urged the Syrup.'' " " in aid- third wounds pride. Cases Lemon Boxes Split Peas, 25 each., ," he was largelv instrumental ly British Ayrshire & Durham at the earliest possible opportunity. dispatch Sussex, Hereford, Cases Dnret'a Salad Oil, 'A and pint bottles. Bazs Red, White, Bayo and Lima Beans., ing transfer. He has nothing A from Ottawa says: Bags Green Peas. that The passage of either bill would x rxrt or Cases t The Dominion government hnsin-forme- d Gelatine, in packets. "'.' ' n to"sav about the refinery situation practically revolutionize the com- Bags Wheat Corn, Cracked Corn. the owners of sealingves- Boxes Smyrna Figs. Jars French Pranes. Bags Whole and Barley. ' or about the sugar tariff, except merce of Pacific ocean, and Fine Sale ail Carriaie Horces Soiled the on Cues Table Salt, Sib. jars, Bags Oats and Bran. he. in common with all tbe mer- sels the Pacific Coast that they that would center here a fleet of FOB SAXE. bitterly op- the-eqaa- can offer no assurance that their Hawaiian planters, is vessels, r of which chant vessels will be free from molesta- To bo Followed by other Invoices now on way posed to free sugar. has never been seen on this ocean. 2 PTJR3 :BUEXD the Z. Howard, formerly of tion if caught by American cruisers from Europe and the United States. Capt. H. FraucUco HEREFORD BULLS FOR SALE the steamer Resolute has been ap- Saa 2tew. I in Behring sea, and in hunting seals mc o pointed superintendent of the Oce-a- Decoration Day was appropn-Francisc- in those waters they must take the Toerista and HxcnraoB Parties desiring dock, vice Capt. George H. ately celebrated in San whole responsibility for what may Single, Doable or FoBr-in-ba- Team or throughout America. follow. Saddle Horses can be accommodate at W. Douglass. Capt-- McGlauflin of the and H. Bice's Fine Boastea & (iraul of Charles Francis Adams, Presi- The latest report from Jersey is Liver; Stables. Sent He Mir. tag Active, has taken the place All communication to xddresecd to Resolute. dent of the Union Pacific Railway., that General Boulanger contem- be Capt. Howard on the 1319-l- y W. H. BICE, Libne, Kauai. ALSO OK HA3TD Capt-- H. Marshall, of the tug Alert is in the city. His arrival has plates making an expedition to A choice selected lot of very old cofee, suitable to send abread to frinds. command of the tug given rise to a story that the road Africa. He says he will neyer of wbiek we effer LOWEST MARKET has taken KEPT ON FILE All at tie FRIGES ami mMs. Active, and Capt. SUovich, first is to be built to San Francisco. The again enter politics. The French THIS PAPER IS tiea guaranteed fcy Fe Company has just se- people are ungrateful to their exiles E. C. Daee's AovsBTisnra mate of tbe tug Relief takes charge Santa Agexcy, 6i &. 65 Merchant's Exchange, of the tug Alert. Capt Douglass cured complete control of the At- and martyrs. He is anxious to San FraHcifico, Cat., where contracts for fc is still very ill and at times little lantic and Pacific and St. Louis and serve his country on the remote advertising caa be made for it. H. MAY Co. wzn&mmm f." ?g"5!SW,55- vs-- v

- I TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1S90: gggggg 12 HAWAIIAN gAZE,, A SttofrtilnxciUs, Supreme Couth Hawaiian Tslanfls. BUTTERFLY'S SOUU 3Ceu wrtlacHWHte, WEDDING AT WAILHSU. HAYTAUAX KYASGKL1CAL ASSOCIATION In Banco. April Term, 1S90. Throaja tbe field h?n? th trovo quail TrhbOa - Over tbs her tb rabbtc , C-- the- Klnau fn Captain J- - . Lcncira of asso- Float tfe tresialou down of a thUtie: The annual meeting otibis UP-TOW- N mad Ellen Iaail Vnltea In Piufq Hon vs. Ii. H. Stolz. U it tha soul of buttrdy Sl ciation was opened' &V 10 a. mob asrUc- - Sost bow ttMvr cMtr and teea WMwbto, Store BUS M'cCLLY Sews anil Stationery 111 society Tuesday, June Sd. About seventy BETOK5 JUPD, C. J., ASB BICK Fffiias; a air white U bJosoaa tadk Book, of the cicet brilliant DeUcato Oae pastors, delegates, and other mem- EKTO, J. J. POLE, J., .XBSEST. uccas that whirl and twmbl "Wsilnkn, Maui, was the la tte Haodsc Bualleh lA&x aiir tfea gUJ. 6TOts of bers were present. This association I0t5 FOKT MRKKT. carriage of Capt. John C. Lorenzen is a synod of the Island associations oriNIOK Or THE COCKT, FEB )VVS, C- - J. Tkwa goes tks fammer tecoattaat lover. VOl Drttttec&adwadf)a; falataedfar: the steataerKinau and Miss Ellen of the Congregational Protestant This is a suit for damages for Oaq -- hj- - ujiUad p4ovw. ef a: bwa i th Daniels on TVednesday even-ir- Hawaiian churches. crim. con. tried at the Jast term of Wtcd hy ecly th twUIshtear Saai was was chosen .&D June 4th. The cerenionr Rev. S. Josepa of Hana the Circuit Court of the Fourth Co August, HsJOta CO, sort wben blossom. 3 elt DANA'S CHARACTERISTICS Trfocaedby theKev. V. l5-err- Moderator, sod Hihio Scribe. The Judicial Circuit. Sw how eaa& b sHro wttii wlsRsl at the'residenee of the bnde s day was chiefly occupied in hearing The inrv (three dissenting) re Uerfite seek thir seek ta li boaonv AY. CkaastahsoceftrtJitolniaortilthlaffs. JL H. Daniels. associations defendant or-- teccher, the Hon. reports of the Island turned a verdict for the W. "ln-issue- d T Hlsaoa In S XlchoUa. The grounds were beauhfully and of the state of the churches on to which the plaintiff excepts as HAWAilA with colored ianterns, while the different isl&ads. The most fav- beinsr contrary to law and the weight Sared t&a bj Irish. VOLCANOES! I within. Sowers and ferns artistically orable report was made from Ha- of evidence. "I paid a vis tto Ireland a few yean CVd srrsnged made a most enchanting waii; Maui, the least so. The alleged wrong to plaintiff's ago," remarked Judge Koonan, of the -A-SB- scene. , On Tuesday forenoon these reports wife by defendant were presented to Planters' house newsstand, "andingo-in-g Shortly after the hour announced were continuec, and statistical re- the jury by his wituesses and denied up through Galway I had to make pa r-- bride entered individual churches were use of a jaunting car. Tho driver, sm for the cerersony the ports of by defendant, and this issue of fact POENANDE1VS:' . lesrung'on her brothers arm presented. Addresses were listened thorough specimen of tho peasantry i S"r)HCB ' the room was decided by them. 0 ' Jby Mr. "Williams to from the pastor and. delegates of A review of the evidence does nofc full of native wit and shrewdness, O . M win scooEaaied. JJ. i ciocfesiirisnd'Ses Jsaacy Daniels Central "Cnion. church-- ., Alsofrocla warrant us in holding that the ver- had in some way discovered that POLYNESIAN EAGES 2 ' was & - W brideeffiSKL The bridal party took Chinese preacher, aacUfrom tfr? dict was contrary to the evidence, or from America and after oviirg nu Q H. M. a veritable fairy Oldham, "representing the Ponape ingredients exist keenly for a time, asked: 'Its fron: A j their daces in that any of the in America yes are.' COMPLETE. oa bower." bride and groom stand- churches. this case which would authorize this TO BE BAD H 5 1 the acknowledged that such was . a beautiful F-- read a report "I ing immediately under Hon. A. Judd as Court to set aside this verdict case, and after a short silence, he ask KATE! rierslbeiL chairman of a committee of inquiry The exceptions are overruled. ed again: "How are tho Oirish gettin 1 been per- H MMWi Is Aftpr the ceremony had upon Prevalent Sins andYices of the A. Rosa attorney ior plaintiff. W. along over thairoP 3 SH SwpwIL tend- -- eight tq. u Ct TILM'M, formed, and eongraralatious land. Forty asswers letters O. Smith', attorney for defendant 'Rad,' said 1, 'very bad. Thoy arc TIKK iu..TT7 ered, the happy pair and the host of had been received. Alcoholic drink, Honolulu. April 29, 1S90. by far tho worst citizens: wo nave. I'HOrUIKTOK. B h friends present, all repaired to a spa awa. opium and gambling were more Thoy are worse there than home. S In.!!!. at fmB a iu ciecs where a wedding supper or lessprevalent, the two latter main- Supreme Court. even.' In BHfc S was served.Ti The tables four in ly among Uhineso sn3 Japanese. Tuesday. June 3. "Ha regarded mo with a queei In...... - were loaded with every Permanent living in adultery and twinkloin his eye. and queried: Do H 7 In...... T?r- - cjt H Coi ... imaginable product of the Hawaiian concubinage were excessively com BETOKE JCDD, C.J. you- know phwatl think would be--i Arrival of K. 1 few Directoiy! eH'lJL X Coi ... cmsme art as well as that of the mon, white men being largely in- Estate of Antone Geo. come of your counthry if it wasnY "toiilf A for tho Oirish 1y Haaie. Near the center of one long volved. The great overshadacy evil Cunha of Honolulu, Oahu, deceased, u George 'WelL I had not thought,' I re- huuid Don table rannin? the whole length of was idolatry and sorcery. All classes testate. Petition of Antone WaxelJ newly wedded cou- Cunha. the will be admitted to plied, but I am curious to know yoiu' llati the sat the of Hawaiians were deeply involved; that opinion.' Fatroniie Home MhsIft. Oor ple, andti just in front of them was church lunas were very commonly probate and that letters testamen- meuia.ir "He leaned over, hiii Ims cakes beauti-IcM-y tary be issued to him. Ordered that and, lowering dd esel placed two mammoth entangled, .hven (Jnnstian pastors voice almost whisper, 'l1' Uazctte, will admitted to probate to a hesaiui jTawaiiax Com- 131 from' decorated in Mr. F. Horn's do not always escape the snares of the be and think it would be for rint," St' The Gazette Days LiverpooM tlU'lll iramitsbJe style. A noticeable fea-rs- rr the kahunas. Only eight of them that the executor be appointed after Louis Republic, pany nroDose to issue a new dvert uo u table furniture and one named the subject in their answers July IS, 1S90. A. P. Peterson for rept iiiMtli of the DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER .H . B A grace to the surroundings to the committee. Opposition to petitioner; petitioner in person. Foundlings In liosalu. COinpd'iled that lent - number of beautiful superstition is extremely unpopular. of the Iliwaiian Islands, to be based- noltca win was the iarce BEFORE JUDD, C. J. According to official statements rei charts arc design and y, has-- , which calabashes ail alike in The report dealt with this evil with Wedn-esda- June 4. lating to the Russian foundling on the official census returns luVRGK CARGO OF mioi fiif -- trc- only energy and plainness. was pitala at SL Petersburg and Moscow year,! menu, r in size. great It estate B. will be taken this present order. JLmole justice having been done ordered to be published. In probate, of H Lohe about 1.000,000 newly born cbildreE viands" following toasts were at lani. Administration. The Court have been given over to them during 1S90. the the The association adjourned noon to nrecesed and drunk standing: The to Thursday, when the order of the orders letters of administration the last hundred years, most of their The population of this group is! Daily Pa issue to S. K. Kane under bond of illegitimate. Of'this numbei health, of the bride, Capt. Lorenzen. day is to hear annual reports of the largo now about 90,000, and a complete! In ,iuuuhi' friends, the Ha- 100. W. L. Holokahiki for peti- nearly 800.000 have died in tho Brst raNT i ii4 the ladies. Honolulu Secretary and Treasurer of the include GrQQOiS llrurbd by married man. His Majesty the waiian Board, and to choose new tioner. months or first year of their existence t directory should at least; JShew bar. Friday, June G. Tho well known, authority on statis Six Od others. officers Board. 20,000 uames. The official returns) i mid Xing, and several members and of that tics, Alexander Yon Oettingen. whe it Dal. j present were: Mr. tea BEFORE JUDD, C J. but! Among those The Ladies' annual party for in his "Moral Statistics'" has treated of will furnish not only the names Dally to Al Mrs. S-- F. ChilHnsworth. Judge the pastors, delegates and friends of probate Estate of E.T. Doane, sac In tho state of things in these Russiai also the residence and occupation i Mrs. Kepoikai. Hon. and Mrs. the Hawaiian Evangelical associa- deceased. Petition for probate of Addr sad hospitals, saliricaDy calk it "Chrouis re Geo. Bichardson. Dr. Geo. Her tion, was given Friday afternoon will. The Court admits the will to cher Kindermord "auf Staatskosten" of each person, and other data U.I bert. Mr. Iandsav, Mr. and Mrs. in the parlors of the Central Union probate and orders letters testamen- ("chronic infanticide at tho cost of the quired for such a publication, which Schroeder, Mr. and Mrs. H. Z. Aus- church. About one hundred and tary to issue to W. W. Hall under state.") It is now asserted that the can be obtained in no other way. Mr. and Mrs. Datro,E-- Biven, eighty invitations had been issued bond. in person. - Russian government intends to carrv Anchors, .Chains, tin. Petitioner There are 15,000 voters in the A. Barnes. "ST. Plemmer, Miss and they were nearly all accepted. out a radical reorganization of both Cocoa .Mats, Kettles, A. MeKay, hospitals. Kingdom, name of every Scioen. Miss Kitchie. W. The parlors looked very pretty in Blue Kibbon T.eague Meeting. Probably, saysrour St Pe and the jSauce Pans, Fry Pans, n Moore. KM. Yettlesen. Mrs. their decorations of vines and flowers. tersburg correspondent," a number of one of them should be in any cor- A meeting of the Hawaiian Bine es- Bedsteads, A- - Engle. G. P-- "Wilder, smaller foundling hopitals will be Simusoc F Mrs. Bingham, the President, Kau-makap- Ribbon leagne was held in the ili rect Directory. Yet no Hawaiian Fence Wire, TK H. CamDbeli, Prof. Schmidt, Mr. whose genial face was first greeted tablished in tho provinces to take the CI W1 and Mrs. Copp, Sam. as the door was entered, made all church Thursday with a place of tho two large" central hospi- Directory heretofore published has Sheathing Metal. v.tl Jodse tals, which now receive about 30,000 ij Xoble. Hon. and Mrs. was good attendance. Hon. Judd more one-thir- d KooGng Iron, MM Decker. J F. feel quite at home. In this she AF. infants annually. London Jsews. contaiued than that W. H. Daniels, Kev.WJXAYestervelt. ably assisted by many other ladies. presided. Stirring address were de- even Cane Knives livered by Messrs. H. McCoy, S. number of names, including Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Williams, Hon.P. The time passed away in the most J. JL Fiery Plant. Mrs.H.G.Tread-wav-, Sayford, Miss Mary Green, Rev. several thousand Chinese in its list.i Xeemarm, Mr. and pleasant manner and the occasion M The fraxinella, or, as used to be Thos. Mr. Eapu and Hon. Horner. it l M C. Boss. H. Long, was thoroughly enjoyed by those J. M called, false dittany, has a peculiar The facilities which the Gazette White Leud, Red Lead, G&xrL. Mrs. Morton, Miss The Kamehameha Glee club sang lam Mr. and fortunate enough to be present. The property seldom noted except by those Establishment possesses for execu- Boiled Linseed Oil, Cass-- Creignton Deputy tea was a most bountiful spread, two numbers, giving much pleasure, Harm who make a particular study of plants. ting work of this kind are unsur- Castor Oil, E. BaL A. P. Peter- there being an abundance of good and hymns were also sung by the The whole plant emits an odor ol Belting, sen C. Copp. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Jno. things, and also a very attentive Eaumakapih church choir accom- lemon peel and when bruised it has a passed, as regards workmen, types Coal Tar, Water Tanks. A. If. Bichsrdsonr Miss Copp, Mr. Lyons, corp of waiters. A pressure on our panied on the large organ. strong balsamic smelL This scent is and presses. Fire Brick, Alum, Au I li W. Eobinson. C. H. Broad, A.F. space prevents us giving any of the strongest in tho pedicles of tho flow- The advantages or having a Bed Ochre, Fire Clay I 1301 Eeoke. Mr. Hardv, Mrs. Anderson, interesting remarks made by several METEOROLOGICAL BEC0BD FOR ers, which are covered with glands ol Bags, Twine, Ho-fman- , red viscid HAWAIIAN DIRECTORY AND v. J. D. Holt. Bobt. Lind- srjeakers after the tea. a rusty color, exuding a Filter Cloth, J. MAY. juice or resin, which exales in vapoi say, K. E. C. Wallace, and many GAZETTEER printed iu Honolulu, ( and on a dark night may be seen tc I Attorn ethers. I'reparic? for a Change. Froni Observations Made at Oahu Col are these : .1, take fire. The raxinella has strong had been ei-T-gj- f a After the toasts It is rumored that the National lege by l'rof. A. It. Lyons. and agreeable perfume and may be Soap, Groceries, the guests adjourned to the 1st That the names and data l.i(M Beform Party have been at work TEMPEEATCKE OF AIR. easily cultivated in any ordinary gar- Boots and beau- re- Shoes, secse. or strolled through the de- den soiL Homo Journal. will be obtained from official tiful gardens, made resplendent with the past few days trying to Hoars oft I Perfumery, Flags, ii cide on a new Ministry. Here are ObMro- - Mrrinnm. Minimum. Aver. cords, and therefore reliable. Rope iena's brilliant rays, and listened UOB. racking; FUh in Ice. Brushes', Vol mesic from the zither and piano. four slates, one of which is likely to The and obvious device ol 2d The proofs can all be read by Croquet Sets, 6.30 a. m 7SjOMj-3- ' 64 4 Hit 13 ' T0J3 simple A be selected if : I fish, Ouia Is one of the rooms was displayed 12J!Opjn S2 8M3J-1- T1.S lly S '79 64 packing in ice for transportation persons familiar with the names and Dressing Cases presents which were many and 1. Interior, J. O. Carter; Finance, SJBQ p. m. T3J ilir n 6i3 JIij 72 63 in hot weather was first used in Amer- tie Affairs, ArVgeof places, and thus the many errors Mirrors, . of silver and C.X. Spencer; Foreign J. A. ' 74- ica in forties. From this country beautifnl consisting moEth. 76.7 ILiy 7 634 Mr 12 - the Cummins; Attorney-Genera- l, J. W. it to Europe and is now in gen- found in such books printed abroad Saddle; glass ware, pictures, etc One very Temperature of earth (average) 76.2. spread ACCOJLAi beactifcl engraving was enclosed in Ealua. Dew point. (iTerage for month 64.5. eral use in all civilized lands. The will be avoided. de-se- n, 2. Interior, J. O. Carter; Finance, Indicating moisture 6.70 gniiu per cable foot. practice has been common in Chins aCl? a carved ivory frame of unique point lowest (57.5) on tea 13th. Bridles, Felts, Whips, Spurs, And Aii JBhES9Jhf '5 J". Dtv 3d All the persons engaged and. wonderful workmanship. A. Cummins; Foreign Affairs, A. Dev point highest (71 J) on the 37th. from early times. In a book published in .nsiru iieal Fran-ciscu- s Blankets, Sheeting, Marques; Attorney-Genera- l, A ."Rosa. BelitiTe humidity at ralddar C6.3 percent. in Nuremberg in 16S0, Erasmus Uamuoell Abeet 10 s. at. the guests began to canvassing, compiling and editing 1.VJ1 3. Interior, E. Muller; Finance, S. BeUUTe tumidity at night 79.3 per cent. refers to tho Chinese custom Dry Goods, Merinos. disperse all wishing the happy pair Total rainfaU 3Jt icctes. the book will be residents here, in- auspiciously in M. Damon; Foreign Affairs, A. Mar- Average rainfall foe May during the pre- and recommends its adoption in Eu- Shawls, Handkerchiefs,' was have started so ceding thirteen yean Inches. his was unheeded also ques; Attorney-Genera- l, A. Rosa. rope but advice cluding the printers, binders Victoria Lawns, Sfe, a continuance of the same all Maximum rainfall in one day 0.23 on the 3rd. and was left smart tc SfJSxit f 4. C. Macfarlane ; Rain exceeding OXS In.fell on nine day. it for a Yankee others, in- Mosquito threegh life's journey. Interior, E. rediscover the simple expedient nearly and and consequently Netting, Leggings, m Finance, A. Cummins; Foreign CORRECTED For J. BABOKETEK READINGS.) Fi-cher- success Laces, Ribbons, Hats, the two centuries later. Deutsche terested in the of the 1 Affairs. A. Marques; Attorney-Genera- l, JlQce 41 Wonua'f Board of 3IIioni. Boor of, Zeitung'. publication and the progress and Velvets, Embroidered Dresses, 14U1 The irotI meeting of the Paul Neumann. Maximum. Minimum. Aver. Introdaeed In Style. prosperity of our country. J. JL Wcmaa'a Board of Missions for - In-M- Kawalahao Seminary. 9JO a. m. 30J 5- 8 30X1 May 26 30X73 Mrs. Iivermore humorously tells Each full page advertiser will be -- 3.3) p.m (33X9 in. May 9 23.94 May 12 50.021 jJ the Padnc Islands, was held o Flannel, lUi.o The open day exercises at Eawaia-ha- AvVge oft this about herself: entitled to one copy of the Direct- ia Jl Tuesday the residence of month, lam in. May 9 39.97 May 12 J30J49 She went to a town in Maine to de- Basket Trunks, l)iy at Seminary took place Monday ory 3 liver a lecture. A young minister, gratis. Picnic V Mrs. B. F. Dillingham, the week. The attendance of friends Cloudiness 14 per cent (in the day time). Hampers, who felt greatly his importance in For . , President Mrs. H Bins :ham, pre-- further particulars, address Rugs; Mats, Carpels;-Clothing- . and parents was something enor- having to introduce so large a light, aidins-- There was a very large at FOR MONTH the Manager of the Tweeds; mous. The exercises opened at 9 RAINFALL OF MAT. announced her in these words: tendance of ladies, and the proceed- "Ladies and gentlemen, you have Ginghams, ings were exceedingly interesting. o'clock with the singing of a chorus Hawiian Gazette Publishing Co. followed by scripture recitation, c."j. r.Toys.TjrcTTignrwTiT7TrEgrBvicx. all heard of the illustrious man across Hosiery The meeting opened with devotional the water, so beloved by his people, 1318-2- m Be-pes- dw : peeresses by Mr. S. M. Sayford- - ss prayer by Dr. Beckwith, another Loslityand Ob- Amo'nt Largest Pre v. arfe, 1 and who is known by the sobriquet of were read from Foreign chorus, piano solo, etc Then came server May. 51 hrs. av. the the "Grand OldMan.' I now have the CHAS. BREWER & CO.'S Attjr.i Secretary, Gleaners, Helping Hands class work which was highly credit- Dole it, Punahou. t introducing to yon u lady WF 54 Underwear, and. Secretary. Mrs. S. able to the staff of teachers. Signs Survey. 13 d iinl 0 3.G0 Eleasuraof Braces, Home E. Oahu CoIIece. A B Lyons. Z2i 0. Boston and Known there aa Sofa Bishop read a sketch of the past of progress were seen on every hand. Piitoi and Tcraag street. the 'Grand Old Woman I" Lewiston Boston Line of Packets. Pillows. 42aKal At 11 o'clock there was a sale of CB Wilson, l.Ca in 0.(3 Gloves, Flouncing, jeers work. The appropriations for MaUU Waierverxj. 2.34 i 0.71 Journal. the present year are over $L00, an fancy and useful articles, and an ex- 21ectrtc light Station, Embroidery. Curtains, hibition of what the girls can do in vtaienrorfa &S7 ins 3.55 JL Tjso for Pag at tost. increase on the past year. Half-wa- - IMPORTERS WILL PLEASE Table Napkins, r House, Water-- r A. Ferguson is a sharp man. r Attowaj meeting ladies par- the way of cooking. There was nice worka 4.76 take notice that the fine Table Cloths, ' , After the the I5.SIn R. do? J looking cookies, T.ntVarn.Waterjerta 16.S9 i n 5.12 What did be "Water-pro- took of a moss sumptuous lunch pro bread, cakes, baked of - . Saanua,ve..W.W.HalL 2.61 in 3.00 "You see, his wife never lets him BARK EDWARD MAY Coats,- Tided by Mrs. Dillingham. It was beans, candies, etc No better plain Berstaaia Cottage, Artificial FloweraJ 3 ATTEND . , 2.KJln have any money, so he steals her pug." trees, cooking could be done anywhere. 2.M " " laid oat under the the weather Eane!aaa,W.B.Castie. led U20in "Steals her pug!" Will be laid on the berth in Boston to load Dust Cloaks, being beautifully fine. Mrs. Dilling-ism'- s 107 BerttaBlastreet, J.X. 'Yes, he has made arrangements for this port daring July next. I tan thor-osgh- Wilde- 1 Suits, hospitality was most ly Personal Mention. r- 31 in Kaciolaai Park.CBrDva. 1 in! with a professional dog stealer. Fer- For further particulars apply to appreciated by all, and a ProLH. C. Bolton, Secretary of Sefcoal street, BBUfcop 334i Ir 4.93 guson hands dog over the fence to L - vote thanks was tendered Jarrra, g. Opfergelt 2.45 in 1.33 re- 74 1316-j- r C. hearty of the New York Academy of Sciences, 17-- dog stealer. Mrs. Ferguson offers BREWER & CO 1 Volcano House, for ADril 0 In Dinner Sets, lapjrt.r Tf? lady The occasion was a very who has during his brief stay here Hilo, E. D.B., for April. tlCCO in ward of f5. Do stealer gets reward hraiu.nnil, ujHng, Tea'Setr, pleasant one. visited four islands of the group and i. 1 and divides with Ferg. fiext week zst Apni. ;. .... j - Wing Wo Co. I fU.. Tfrj second session of the Woman's the Yolcano, returns on the Austra- dog is gone again. Another reward, Tai & Desert Sets, "Wedne- and more pocket money for Ferg. I Fiauus Board of Missions was held lia, pleased with what he Bear-Admir- Fancy Croeieryi has seen. Leave has been granted to al Importers and Wholesale Dealers la Ofes.1 sday Central Union church Seef Texas Siftings. I lab right in Miss Susie R-- Patch, the efficient R. X, Stembel for one ComHaon'Crodte.-- ' with & large attendance. Reports musical instructress of Hawaiaaho year, with permission to leave the Wbes o Besaa. Cliiiese, Jajaiese, iHericaa aid WedgewooilWaa. were read, and there was singing by Seminary, leaves on the Australia to Vases; rt Chinese girls and pupils of the Kz.-wsiah- so United States. "Did you see the beginnine of this j2k.X,t spend her vacation in California. trouble asked the poOce judge of a EUROPEAN GOODS. seminary. May it be a very pleasant one. r ' And Editor Dana pf the 2sew witness against a naaa who had struck Per Bark VELOCITY, from China, Messrs- York hts wife. rel - H. J. McCoy and S. M. Sun continues war- Umbrella Standi, en tbf fhlp Borrowdsle. n his merciless J rire Sayford return to the States-o- the "Yee, sir; I saw the very commence- HB-- p. fare' on Grover Cleveland. Dana RATTAI CHAIRS, Decanters, About 8 o'clock: on Thursday sc Australia. Aloha ! ment of the difficulty. It was about And a Tall Line of has bad alt the best of tbefiirhtso two years ago." Salad Bowk, . . Nl fire was discovered in the hold of Mr. Halstead to-da- y Frank leaves Tar, his charges being fully sub- Two years agof Japanese Crockery, Mueh Sets, the ship Borrowdale lying at Brew-mr- s on a trip around the world. He does Tme stituted by the World's reporter "Yes. sir. minister said: Wili Camphor Trunks. While Bilks, Flower Pota, N"ol irmrf An alarm was rung the not propose to beat Pongee Bhf'ef who interviewed Cleveland. you take this man to be your lawful Silk, Silk Handkerchiefs, OKrl prompt-- Jt time. ' 'J ' Filters, Jre jlaportsfeent responding husband,' and she said: I wilL'" : 3LiHiIa Soefi crates cf fancy ware were Merchant Traveler. Cigars, befit quality, etc. Etc., Etc., Etc. , 1T new substitute for tf bszningoa the lower deck nearthe Judge lagraham, in the New York A tobacco is i4ir-- being introduced- - is a a in the fore part of the vessel. Supreme Court, Special Term, May It mixture Be rude to none; rudeness harms En-zm- of British herbs the t Three streams of water from c 20th, decided that Receiver Henry particular not even the humblest and poorest to Firewood For Sale, : ek.-t:- Sbs. 1. 2 and 5 were soon put "Wlnthrop Grant of the 3forfb River-Suga- r plants are kept secret and smok- whom it vt directed, but it injura the who have exhibitors. UKK(i naMfgi ea ike fire and it was extinguished Refinery Company, has no ers tried the compound cppiJ se sbost an lour after it was discov- - rights to the profits of the illegal declare Ft to be deliciously flagrant, lylsdeMotri2.8bo,000,fte PUT AND SPLIT KOK HTOVK USE. Tlieo, & Co. large beam wae badly char-- combination known as the Sugar slightly exhilarating, and withal krtestofany'narion luJpercorri.attlie E Dades A in the ciriloexi IfAWN. POXMERCIAL SALESROOMS. Trust. soothing to the nerves. werli, calling for 110,000,000 40-l- interest. f Cor. 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