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1 &m : UUUJp. ju jj m &,v r - VOL. XXX, NO HONOLULU, H. L FRDAY, DECEMBER 3, 893. SEM-WEEKL- WHOLE NO. 75., latraraatt (Sprte BUSNESS CARDS..ORRN A. THURSTON. Attorney at Law. 3 Street, Honolulu, K!. CARTER A KNNEY. Attorneys at Law No Mer- - cnant street. Honolulu, H.. WLLAM C. PARKE, ft ttorne" at Law Asjent to ;a :h nowledrmnts. No 3 Kaaluna.ut Street, Honolulu, H.. W. R. CASTLE. A ttornoy at Law ad Notary Pub-- le. Aenos a. Courts the Hepubllc, Honolulu, H.. WLLAM O. SMTH. A ttorney at Law. No. 66 Fort Street, Honolulu, H. LYLE A. DCKEY. Attorney at Law. No. Kaahu- - manu Street, H. MSS D. LAMB, Notary Publc. Offce J. A. 42 Merchant Street. Honolulu, H.. J. U. WHTNEY, M.D.. D.D.S. Dental Rooms on Fort Street. n Brewers Block, cor. Fort Hotel Sts; entrance. Hotel St. W. F. ALLEN, be pleased to transact any busness entrusted to hs care. Offce over Bshops Bank. H. E. McNTYRE & BRO., Grocery Feed Store. Corner Fort Sts., WESTERN & HAWAAN nvestment Company, Ld. Money Loaned for long or short perods on approved securty. W. W. HALL, Manager. WLDER St CO. umber. Pants. Ols. Nals. Salt Buldng Materals, all knds H. W. SCHMDT & SONS. mporters Commsson Mer-- chants. Honolulu, H.. lohn T. WATERHOUSE. mporter Dealer n General Merchse. Queen St., Hono- - lulu. C. E. WLLAMS & SON. ""urnlture Every Descrpton Kng Street. H. HACKFELD & CO., General Commsson Street. Honolulu, Agents. H. HAWAAN WNE CO. rrank Brown. Manager. 28 SO Merchant St., Honolulu, H.. J MEO. H. DAVES & CO., LD. moters Commsson Mer-- cnants. Agents! for.2m N.uul the Lverpool Underwrters; nkt Korelsrn rle. ( o.; AuJ Xortlern Assurance Company. Tueo.. Davles. Harold Janlon. TEO. H. DAVES & CO Commsson Merchants. 2 3 Lverpool. E. Levrer. F. J. Lowrey. C. M. Cooke. LEWERS & COOKE. Pucces. to lowers A: Dckson. mporters Dealers n Lumber Materals. Fort St. HONOLULU RON WORKS CO., Machnery every descrpton order. ED. HFSCHLAEGER & CO., mporters Commsson Kng Bethel Streets, Honolulu, H.. HYMAN BROS. Ceneral Merchse from France. Engl, Germany Unted States. No. 58 Queen Street, Honolulu, H.. HYMAN BROS.. Commsson Merchants. pad to fllng hppng sl orders. 206 Front Street. San Francsco. F. A. SCHAEFER & CO.. rdorters Commsson Mer chants. Hawaan sl s. The Daly Advertser 75 cents a month. Delvered bv carrer.- - CONSOLDATED SODA WATER WORKS CO., LD. Succes-o- r Cor. Fort Allen Sts. HOLLSTER & CO., Agents. PALACE to Chas. Scharf fc Co., ARLNGTON BLOCK. HONOLULU. H.. Fne Confecton am Chocolates pnt up especally for the sl trade. seas penott. lotes coos Papers. Jtoaaznes f ou wsh to Subscrbe for any Paper or Magazne publshed, t wll payjou to call on us. P. O. BOX 88. Publshers Llbornos Hwaln Musc, Etc J. 5. WALKER General Atent tbe Hawaan sls, Allance Company, Allance Marno General nsurance Company. WLHELAU AUDGEBURG NSURANCE COMPANY. Sun Lte nsurance Company ol Canada Room 2, Spreads Bloca, H"""U- - " D QUDE THROUGH HAWA H. M. Whtney, Publsher. Only Complete BEAUTFULLY Gude PoblsM, LLUSTRATED. PRCE 75c. Ftr Sale by Hawaan News Ce- - a. Bawkllu )vt GLBERT F..LTTLE, Attorney HLO. M. S. GRNBAUM & CO.. porters General Merchse Commsson Merchants. Honolulu, H.. jal, after servng M. S. GRNBAUM & CO.. "rn msson Merchants. No ront St. San Francsco. Cat P. t. Box at Law, HAWA. 3JEWS LV BREF. Horee flesh s sold for food n San Franceco. Eugene Debs has been releae! from sx months sentence. Governor Morton wll announce hmself a cdate for the presdency. Lterary men n Pars are tryng to obtan the release Ocar Wlde. Emle Zola refused to sgn a petton to that end. Zella Ncolaus has been pad $5000 by George Gould, tbecss-- aganst the mllonare ralway magnate has been dsmssed. Durrants attorneys have made an appeal to tbe Supreme Court, pendng tbe decson sentence has been suspended. Tbe Alameda sugar works has closed down. f tbe rulng prces sugar contnue fe plant wll lose money on the years product. Tbe total producton sugar n Peru n S94 was about ,000 pounds upon an nvestment nearly $8,000,000 There are nearly 25,000 persons engaged n tbe ndustry. John W. Flood, the defaultng ex casher tbe Donohue-Kell- y bank, San Francsco, wll now serve a sentence seven years mprsonment, tbe Supreme Court havng dsmssed hs appeal. Major C. T. Plcton s manager tbe State Hotel at Denson, Texa, whch the travelng men say s one the best hotels n that secton. n speakng Chamberlans Cholera, Colc Darrhoea Remedy, Major Pcton says: " have used t myself n my famly for several years, aud take pleasure n sayng that consder t an nfallble euro for darrhoea dysentery. always recommend t, have frequently admnstered t to my guests n the hotel, n every case t has proven tself worthy unqualfed endorsement For sale by all dealers. Benson, Smth & Co, agents for H. L j mro n o m v Hawa a other colones The New Zeal Herald November 30th, n speakng the vst Attorney-Gener- al W. 0. Smth to Auck- Hon. Geo. N. AVjlcox l the Colones says : Durng the present month New Zeal has been honored by a vst from two leadng Hawaan statesmen, namely, the Hon. Wllam O Smth, the Attorney-Genera- l, Mr. G.N. Wlcox, a member tbe Hawaan f Senate, who came here partly for a holday trp, but ptnc- - tally to watch certan features our f laws, whch have been adopted by tbe Legslature Hawa, as n actual operaton. As tbe stay thee gentlemen, extendng over a perod some three weeks, s just about lo termnate for they leave by tbe Alameda today a Herald representatve watted upon tbe Hon. W. O. Smth, n order to obtan, f possble, hs mpressons tbe colony, whch "could hardly fal to be ot nterest, consderng bs mportant msson wde poltcal socal experence. Mr. Smth receved our representatve wth tbe utmost courtesy, at once Leavng Auckl a few weeks aeo, we have beet) to Wellngton, Chret church, Dunedn, returnng from Wellngton overl through the Lake dstrct, parng Lake Taupoon our road to Roorua; then back to Auckl once agan." Havng traversed the country from oor.h to south, how dd the colony t-s- tf colonal lfe so far aj your experence these thngs went, strke you? "From a poltcal pont vew," repled Mr. Smth, "we were extremely nterested n all matters government, aud these present some features whch are n advance what we have been accustomed to. Then, agan, we have been greatly nterested n the people them-elve- s, n the country ts products. One tbe most pleasant mpressons left upon our mnds has been tbe feelng toat we were n tbe mdst a commonwealth. f may call t so, ntellgent Anglo baxou people. Though gome your problem government teem to us rather perplexng, there are strong grounds for confdence hope for tbe future n tbe hgh stard ntellgence among the people. n Hawa we have a populaton made up several dfferent races, but here you are one common people. Then your educatonal system pleaded u very much, there seemed to be among yr.u a bgber stard publc morals than s found n some communtes. The government seems to be a decdedly paternal character, ts varous features present a most nter estug study. There certanly seem to be possble dangers, but the great ground for confde ce s, after all, n the body ntellgence among the people " "Ana what about the country tself, Mr. Smth?" " was ju?t proceedng to say that we were delghted wth the dversty tbe physcal features the country. Then there s tbe varety ts products ts great resources, whch open vast possbltes for tbe future t may not be mproper for me to say here that to us as strangers t seems rather bard to underst wby there should not be complete free trade between the Australasan colones. They have so many nterests n common that t seems as though they all must beneft from a mutual nterchange commodtes. t s a rash thdg for a stranger to make suggestons, but wll venture the suggeston that your colony would be equally well f wth bennal sessons Parlament as wth annual sessons." "Have you anythng to say about avod. wll return to Hawa feelng that have ganed much by comng here, hope that the relatons commercal otherwse between New Zealaud wll contuue to grow, to become greater mutual bene-- nt. tor the kndness we have re ceved, the hosptalty the people New Zeal, can fnd no mporters Dealers n Fort Kng Sts. FCEK& SEn-WEEKL- Y. Wn. W. Hall : Presdent Manager E. O. Whte : Secretary Treasurer SSUED Wm. TUESDAYS AM) F.Allen : : : Audtor FRDAYS Tl os. May T. "W. Hobron, Drectors He Talks About Hawa to New words to adequately express my admraton." - W. R. FARRNGTON, EDTOR. C. HUSTACE. Zeal People. Referrng to some our more Wholesale Retal Grocer advanced legslaton, as t s called, STTBSCMPTOK BATESm Mr. Smth sad: "My feelng s Just Mr xaonth- - LNCOLN BLOCK, KTNG ST..SO ths: There s danger n gong to extremes n labor legslaton, but you gf month, Forolsn Famly, Plantaton U Shp Stores jear year, 5.00 Suppled on Short Notce. ForotRn.. S.OO PBASE COLONAL NHABTANTS, have a safeguard n the reserve force Sew Goods by every Steamer. Orders ntellgence among the people. X7ble nvarably n Advance. from the others klnnda fnlufuuy executed. TELEPHONE HO. Here you have one race speakug one language; whle n Hawa we have Hawaan Gazette Company to ALLEN & ROBNSON, deal wth fve races, speakng as Expresses Opnon n Favor Free many dfferent languages Hawaan, Publshers. Queen Street. Trade Between Australan Coloncs, Englsh, Portuguese, Chnese OTO. H. PARS. Managr. Dealers n Lmtsr, Wndows, Doors, Blnds n Telephones Electrc Lghtng Japanese. There s also great danger n your State undertak- Hoootolu. H.. AXD BULDERS HARDWARE. the sls Ahead Xow Zeal. Wall Paper, Pants Ol. Stove Steam Coal. ngs. Tbe enormous amount patronage placed n tbe hs those n power mght prove a source evl f you ceased to have men the hghest character at tbe head affars." n the course some further con versaton Mr. Smth sad: "There are at least two thngs whch thnk we can boast n the Hawaan sls, they are our telephone system ou electrc lghtng. n both these matters we are decdly ahead New Zeal. n Honolulu we have over 200 telephones connected wth the central system, they are worked more satsfactorly wth far less delay than those your col ony. We do not use tbe telephone such as that you bave n use here, exceptng perhaps n the country dstrcts. Anyone famlar wth your system aud ours would ad rat that ours was the best. Then as o electrc lghtng, have seen no cty n New Zeal as well lghted as " was taxed a lttle too much, several breaks caused the cellar to be completely flooded. A large quantty lme cement was consderably damaged. The Fre Department was called upon to render assstance. The members No. Engne responded, after four hours hard work succeeded n relevng the basement the bulk the water. The goods were removed to an upper floor the breaks n the sewer stopped up wth cement. The frm wll suffer a loss nearly a thous dollars. BRTSH WARSHP. The Wld Swan Arrves from the North Cruse South. The Brtsh war vessel Wld Swan arrved n port at 4 p.m. yesterday on her way south. She left Esqumau, B. C, on November 2st at 9 oclock. The Wld Swan wll take on coal here reman about two weeks awatng further orders. She carres only eght guns, s one the smallest war vessels the Englsh navy. Her engnes are 800 horse-powe- r. Followng s a lst the fcers the Wld Swan : Commer Macvev Naper. Senor Leutenant Wm. D. Church. Leutenants Sampson, Saden, Dg-- by. St A. P. Weston, a a. tratcn- - cok. Paymaster Chas. H. A. Ward. Surgeon A B. Harrott. Engreer H. Grsford. Gunner F. G. Blewett. to the late Kng Kalakau, lately purchased by hm at aucton used for a tme as a publc convey ance. t was.mr. Dees ntenton to charter a salng vessel brng a load hay gran to the sls, he beng engaged n that lne busness n the old armory on Beretana street. Anxous About Larry Dee. The relatves frends Larry Dee are begnnng to get anxous about that gentlemans safety. Nothng has been heard Mr. Dee snce he left for the Coast, t s feared some accdent has befallen hm. Mr. Dee, t wll be remembered, went to San Francsco for the purpose dsposng a carrage whch belonged our l laws your specal msson?" "Yes, we came here more partcularly to learn about the workng your l system apd laws, ncdentally, other features your Government. We have learned much that s nstructve, we have seen some thngs t would appear well to tbe journeyng to New York, where u run lauru MDmat snger s now performng. the S a mperal Government Wll Sub- - sdze an sh Route. COMMSSON TO BE APPONTED. Colonal Offcals Confer TVlth Secretary Chamberlan Brtsh Promoters Dscuss Spaldnfr-Fa- st Steam Servce BetweenCannda nnd Engl LONDON, Nov. 9. The Agents-Gener- al the Australasan colones, wth tbe excepton Mr. Thomas Playford (South Australa) Sr Malcolm Fraser (Western Australa), wated upon Mr. Chamberlan, Secretary State for the Colones, today wth the vew dscussng tbe queston n reference to the grantng a subsdy by tbe mperal government toward the projected Pacfc cable. Mr. Chamberlan, n replyng to tbe representatons the Agents General, sad that tbe mperal government bad decded to promote the layng a cable across tbe Pacfc on condton that t should be confned to Brtsh terrtory. A royal commsson sx members would be apponted. t would be empowered to call wtnesses, to nqure as to the best route the Mr. Smth concluded by agan expressng, on behalf hmself Mr. Wlcox, hs thanks for the great knd neses he had receved on all hs, both from publc fcals prvate ndvduals. They would certanly cost survey, to ascertan the cost recommend ther frends to pay New layng duplcate cables as well as a Zeal a vst. sngle cable, to report upon tbe entre queston The home government the expressed hs wllngness to gve bs DAMAGED BY WATER. opnons what he had seen. Canadan government are to each "Perhaps you mght at tbe outset Hnckfelds Warehouse Flooded. nomnate two members the commsson, aud the sat- Australasan govern say, whether the specal object Fre Engne at Work. your vst to our colony has been sfactorly accomplshed?" The members Xo. Engne ueuts together the other two. Havng repled n the affrmatve, had Eome real actve work to do Mr. Chamberlan sad he regarded Mr. Smth proceeded: "Our Government havng tbe deputaton as a meetng last nght, n pretty rough a coun adopted certan features cl the empre. The presence tbe New Zeal Amended Laud weather, too. The heavy ranfall delegates from Cape Colony Natal Act S92 the dsposton our was an caused several people consderable evdence soldarty publc ls, Mr. Wlcox myself sympathy. He consdered that there came here to learn somethng more nconvenence, but to the warehouse was a far prospect the cable nav- - tne detals ot the workng ths law. ng. Of course we had to adapt H. Hackfeld the downpour - tbe New Acton tlo Premer. Zeal Act to our condtons. Wedd a great deal damage. The have been extremely nterested n SYDNEY. N. S. W.. Nov. 22 flood what we have seen, water from thesdewalk we have Yesterday tbe Premer receved la receved most valuable assstance nformaton from the Pre- (Sr Saul Samuel) Agent-Genera- nto the basement was easly swept cablegram from tbe mer (Mr. Seddon, nto dran holes kept from announcng l that from the Surveyor General (Mr. Percy Smth). dong any harm. nes (Mr. Chamberlan) had approved the Secretary State for the Colo- also from Sr Robert StouL The sewer on the street, tbe appontment a commsson however, on the queston tbe Pacfc cable, tbe commsson to consst sx members, two to be elected by the mother country, two by Canada, two by Australa New Zeal. The Agent eneral asked Mr. Red to com muncate the contents the cablegram to the Premers the other Australan colones, whch Mr. Red mmedately dd. Lst nght the Premer receved a reply from the Premer New Zeal, akng hm to suggest a course to be purt-ue- by the four colones nterested, wtl reference to the electon the two delegates. Mr. Red wll communcate wth the Premers tbe other colones on ths pont. The Pacfc Cablo nnd Mall. LONDON, Nov. 25 The Tmes consders t s urgent that tbe Colones should select ther ablest delegates as cable commssoners, declares that Mr. Chamberlan hat reoue-tetenders to be called for an Atlantc steam servce before decdng tbe metod assstance. He also de ms ucreav-- ralway speed to Vancouver. Mr..Chamberlan wll not ad te Pacfc mal beyond poundage for mals, holdng ths to be a local secton servce. Pacfc-Atlant- c Servce. LONDON, Nov. 20. The Ottawa correspondent the Tmes telegraphs that the announcement that the mperal Government has decded to grant a subsdy toward the establsh ment a fast steam servce between Canada Engl, n conjuncton wth the Vancouver lne, has gven much satsfacton n Canada. The Pacfc Cable. LONDON, Nov. 7. The fcals the Colonal Offce consder that f Mr. Spaldngs parleyngs wth tbe French Cable Company meet wth any result the fnancal prospects a Brtsh Pacfc cable wll be greatly prejudced. Alaska Boundary Survey. WASHNGTON, Nov. 2. The Unted States has been compelled to abon ts contenton as to tbe exact locaton tbe 4st merdan, between Mount St. Elas tbe Arctc ocean. t appears now that the country was almost brought to tbe pont open hostltes wth Great Brtan over tbe north south boundary lne between Alaska aud Brtsh North Amerca, because the acton tbe Chef Coast Geodetc Survey n dstrbutng tbe patronage hs fce, accordng to the authorty an fcal the Survey Bureau. Some Famous Artstes, Mr. Mss Mtchell, brother sster Melba, the famous prma donna, were through passengers by the Alameda. They are Snce the retrement Patt, Melba enjoys reputaton as the fnest soprano n the world. Both Mr. Mss Mtchell are artstes noten the Colones, wll, upon arrvng at New York, jon ther relatve n tourng the States Europe. Practce Shell for Hcalnns. A practce shell arrved by the Alameda for the Healan Boat Club. t s smlar to the others receved from the Colones, wth the excepton that the new one has patent oar-lock- s. The shell s the same length as those now used by the club was constructed by the same celebrated boat bulders Australa. today. t wll be delvered CANNBALS WANTED HM. Experences Preston Harrson n the South Sen sls. Preston Harrson, who spent some tme n Honolulu durng the frst part the year, was a through passenger by the Alameda. Mr. Harrson has been sojournng n the sls the South Seas, durng the tme has vsted places" seldom, f ever, Eeen by the ordnary traveler. Durng a few mnutes conversaton wth Mr. Harrson yesterday, that gentleman told havng mraculously escaped death at the hs cannbalstc natves one the lower sls. Mr. Harrson recounted several exctng experences through whch he passed by the ad a great deal personal courage. n the course hs travels, Mr. Harrson saw a great deal Samoa, was pad much attenton to by Kng Maletoa chefs hgh low degree. Mr. Harrson s a son the late Carter Harrson, who was murdered n Chcago whle mayor that cty. He was for a tme managng owner the Chcago Tmes, s a polshed versatle wrter correspondent. When the gentleman returns home, an extended account hs vst to Hawa the South Seas wll bo publshed. A TRAVELNG COMEDAN. Sladc Murray En Route to the Coast Good Actor. Slade Murray, a star comedan from Engl who has been under engagement at dfferent places n Australa, for the past sx years, was on board the Oceanc lner Alameda. The gentlemen was taken n charge by Manager Cameron Mr. Wrth shown the cty yesterday. The actor held a levee at the wharf prevous to the departure the steamer. Mr. Murray s en route to San Francsco, where ho wll appear before the publc for some tme. he actor s an old frend Mr. Wrth Manager Cameron, s known to the members the crcus now here, all whom were on h to bd hm bon voyage. Mr. Murray spoke n flatterng terms Wrths crcus those connected wth t. He says they are good people, deserve the best treatment all classes. TE HAWAAN NGHTNGALE. Mrs. Montague-Turne- r Returns to Resde n Mss Anns Montague (Mrs. Chas. Turner) returned to her sl home yesterday. t s over two years snce ths gfted snger her husb left the shores Hawa full brght hopes for a brllant season n the Colones, where both were so popular. She returns a wdow. For the last year Mrs. Turner has been teachng sngng n Sydney. After the frst next year Mrs. Turner ntends gvng nstructon n sngng here. Before leavng Sydney a gr entertanment was gven n honor the "dva," whch was attended by a large fashonable audence. Purser McComb Entertans. Purser Thomas McComb sent out hacks for several hs Honolulu frends last nght entertaned themn royal style n the saloon the Australa. The nclement weather dd not prevent the frends the popular purser from spendng a pleasant tme. 3 fl Ml TTT- -, Wtmrrv untfjjjm

2 w f HAWAAN GAZETTE ; FRDAY, DECEMBER 3, S05. SEM-WEEKL- A r Kalakaua Lluokalan Responsble for Heathensm. CONVERTS AMONG NATVES. Great Hojc for the Hawaan- - Xow that They Are n the Enjoyment n Pure nnl Tree Government tatenre Ptomm. ouly. Some were cut n the face, others bad ther eyes, were put-l- a mourn. nc. whle others bled through the medum ther noses. The fghtng was not checked untl the arrval Presdent Smth. dutes wth ntellgence effcency that are entrely satsfactory to the NEW YORK, Dec. 2. The Rev. commttee. Tne lbraran has, however, made certan alteratons n the E.lt the Seal- Robert Stewart McArthur delvered a -. WASHNGTON, Nov. 30. An sprmon n the Calvary Baptst church f- -,,.,...,.v at the Treasury manner keepng the records the last nght on " The Responsblty Department state that by actual crculatng department, whch she s Kalakaua Lluokalan." count.000 seals ded 0 confdent wll be materal assst After referrng to the characterstcs ance n several ways. The ntroducton any changes whle keepng up ffll&ssu&t the Hawaans he quoted fgures to fc an( tj,at fuy 5000 more were on show the fallng fn the number theslaud n a starvng condton the current routne work necesstate?, course, consderable extra Chrstan couverts among the natves would.le befere the closed. t that at 0 0:S snce the regn Kamehameha V, ths rate labor for a tme, but t s beleved ft," be-w- ho Berug eea wll have removed al restrant from the come extnct wthn the next three or there wll be a savng tme Hula masters Kahuna nfluence four years at the farthest, trouble n the end. The lbraran thereby aded the spread dol- - wll explan the matter n detal f atry. desred. MESSAGE CLEVELAND. From 638, when mssonares frst The most mportant event the vsted the sls, to S4S, 27,000 con-- year for ths assocaton has been the verts to Chrstanty were made, Twenty thous more converts joned the Chrstan stard wthn the next twenty years. n SSS there were only 5235 converts among the natves Advocate strom Jlea-ur- e- wth le-sar- d the sls, wthn the next to Cuba the Venezuela three or four years the number was Boundary Hawaan Poller. stll further decreased. Ths alarm- - ng fallng olt was not to be ascrbed, XEW york, Dec.. The Jour-l- o decrease U the ulaton86 Uatvenals specal from Washngton s as Among the causes whch the follows: preacher held responsble for the re-- Every thought s concentrated on acton n the spread Chrstanty n jbe comng message the presdent, the sls was the rse the Ka- - cabnet,)a9 hean parts 0f t buna Hula masters. former The read, The s a form supersttous worshp there are some reasonable conclu-th- e latter a knd prest who favored sons that can now be drawn as to ts the practce dolatrous ceremones. ttl Frst, the predent s really The worst forms heathensm were. revved under Kalakaua, who formed weu "ul" recommendng any the Hale Naua Socety. changes n the tarff, despte the Lluokalan, who succeeded her words dsapproval appended wth brother Kalakaua, was lttle better m-- 8 sgnature to the Wlson bll. He tltvhmar.,r onh,,art recommend rasng,rrf wll, therefore, hopes for the Hawaans now that they were n the enjoyment a pure free government. He eulogzed the fcers state, who are admnsterng the affars the people. "They are good Chrstan men," he clamed, " ther government s the purest n the world today." PULL DOWN" FLAG. Canadan Students Wll "ot Let the Amercan Students Celebrate. TORONTO (Ont.), Nov. 28. A number Amercan students at the Ontaro Veternary College n ths cty today proceeded to celebrate Thanksgvng by hostng the stars strpes n the lecture room. There were about 50 students n the three-fourthhall at the tme, s them beng from the States. Tfce Canadans objected to beng lectured under the stars strpes, proceeded to attack the flag. After a tussle they succeeded n haul ng t down, but the Yankees were not dsmayed, proceeded to chalk out ther countrys flag on the blackboard. A general fght ensued, whch was Pultzers Gft to Pars. PARS, Nov. 30 The monumental bronze group, constructed by AHMste Bartholn repre- -. M.c.nrtnt nnd Lafayette,...,, Ba nrpshted to the cty Paby JP" dstngushed assemdage, u""","t the survvng members the Laay-ett- e famly. The muncpalty has durng the year last past. erected a h-om- e pedestal at the Durng that perod there has been western end the PJace des Etats no materal change n the general Uns, whch s n the mdst the most fashonable quarter lans, tue routne or methods nternal admnstraton, the same employees Swedsh Ltgatou beng at one end the place, whle on the south sde contnue to perform ther respectve the place s located ex Presdent beautful manson. Wll Make no Recommendatons Claures n the Tarff. the ncreased revenue by nternal tax aton. Second, Mr. Clevels fnancal vews have not undergone any change. He stll mantans that treasury notes greenbacks are a constant permanent menace to the gold reserve. Thrd, the presdent s commtted TO NOT POLE. to some recommendatons on Great was orgnally antcpated. A porton the old structure, whch t bad Y OTCE S HFREBY GVEN THAT Dr. Gbbon, Army Medcal Staff, Cal- Brtans encroachment on Veuezu Pro-o-r Dycho Kan-a- s Unversty ela. Durng Judge Greshams lfe the been supposed could be utlzed as part l n pursuance an order the Crcut cutta, states: "Two doses completely CORNER KNG AND BEL, STS. atttude the presdent regardng the new constructon, was fouud to Court the Frst Crcut, Republc cured me darrhcea." "Wll Make nn Effort to tcach t. these Brtsh encroachments n South be uufltted for tne purpose had to Hawa, made on the 26th day November, 893, n the matter the Estate Gre-sba- KANSAS CTY, Dec. A specal Amerca was postvely known. m be demolshed entrely Dr. rebult. J. Collls Brownes Chlorodyne to the Journal from Topeka, Kan., beleved our Hawaan polcy The overhaulng s the TRUE PALLATVE n the old buldng ONO TJKO, deceased, the undersgned Neuralga, says: had been wse, but ts unpopularty constantly brought Gout, Cancer, to lght unexpected defects that had to the Executrx sad estate, wll sell at n the course a controversy today admonshed hm to fnd a release Toothache, be remed Rheumatsm. publc aucton to the hghest bdder for Pressor L. L. Dyche the Kansas n whch ths Government mght ed, sometmes at consderableexpense, cash, subject to confrmaton by sad Dr. J. Colls Brownes Chlorodyne State Unversty stated that he had wth dgnty assert tself. Not The result has been that the total cost Crcut Court, Rapdly cuts short all attacks receved an fer to go n quest the long before bs death he stated n my has very much exceeded the orgnal Eplepsy, Spasms, Colc, vm. d-- o, (t,f,.. o. (hearng ; hs belef that the Venezuelau estmates, the nternal ftng Palptaton, Hystera. Os concluded to accept t. boundary queston would soon become furnshng has stll further swelled the May, th 23rd Da; December, 895 mportant aggregate. Cautlon.The mmense "The sole fatal obstacle whch ue. Sravty,,that tb,e U?,te.d, Sale ths Remedy has gven rse to many has stopped Arctc explorers from could Lot assertng We have, however, the satsfacton AT 2 OCLOCK Ktstls Mlk Food for nfants has. dtmng 2 MERDAN, Unscrupulous mtatons. years, grown n favor wth both doctors fndng the pole," sad the Pressor, n a most emphatc manner. ne last knowng that the work s well done N. B.-E- very "s n5t cold. The explorers have congress adopted a resoluton askng that the practcal accommodatons the nsttuton have been Honolulu, all the rght, At the front door Alolan Bottle Genune Chlorodyne mothers throughout the world, s now na Hale, questonably not only the best substtute for started out wth a lunch n ther the presdent to nterpose, he bears on the Government ttle n Stamp the mothers mjk, bat the food whch agrees wth pockets, as though they were smply, ma)e,cer?" representatlooa to Great largely ncreased n just the department where the addtonal facltes for 30 years, computng terest or name sad estate, (subject to a the nventor, Dr. lease J. Coj the largest percentage nfants. t gnes! gong out for a days run on the bke. that have met wth scant Browne. from Sold n the st day bottles s. jd., strength 2s. stamna to resst the weakenng ot e.tct hot weather, has saved the n es ot There s no healther regon n all the courtesy That the presdent wllsug were most mperatvely needed What December. 8W, at a rental S2.0U 4s. 6d., by all chemsts. thouss nfants. To anv mother sendn? t. Sole world than nsde the Arctc crce. n strong terms the neces-t- y a has been done need not be descrbed n per annum), n to the followng Manufacturer, her address, mentonng ths paper, we u? jj de There s no danger from the cold. settlement the dspute by arbtra-- detal. The work shows for tself. scrbed pece or parcel ot J. T. DAVENPORT, senu sam pes ana acsenpuoa 0 esue s r ooa. l: 38 Great Russell was wthu less than,000 mles the """ pole last summer, B eueu "" Attenton may be properly called, Begnnng on the sde street, by boundary London, W. C. t, Thos. sentnff fc Co., Sole Agts, W Murray St, 2S. T suffered no However much he may sympathze however, to the greatly mproved Ealallo, mauka ths runs South 3 45 more from cold than the people wth the strugglng Cubans reasonable lghtng the crculatng lbrary, due 40 feet, along the bounday 4-- Kala-llo- s Kansas wll durng the Cumng authorty exsts for sayng that the to an addtonal skylght the same house lot, to the stone x near the wnter. presdent wll not recommend nterventon. n the nterest humanty tng narrow wndows n all the al- South corner Knlallo; thence runs Le sze as the orgnal one, the cut- edge the pal the pond Kawa, msmamem "Every Arctc expedton yet set afoot has smply starved out. t s almost beyond belef bow lttle n the may suggest the makng an appeal sde. nstead the external appear- Heau on edge pond, on the corner a possblty exsts that Mr. Clevel coves above below on the street nearly to the corner pond to the cave way supples those fellows who for peace. Turkey s a long way f, ance the buldng havng been n the Kahahawas house lot; thence AGENCY FOR have been up north took along Gve consderable may be sad n protest aganst the massacre Armen sttuton wndows for au unnter along Eapau to post; thence runs NESTLES HLK FOOD jured, as was feared by some, the sub North 37 West 25 feet along Kahnhawa me plenty to eat thnk cau get to the North Pole as easly as got ans wthout any fear commttng estng stretch dead wall must be along to begnnng. S WTH wthn 800 mles. Good the Amercan people to armed nterference. The Ala-ka- n boundary The substtuton open, ron skeleton beng at Kawa, between the street lead- Hollster Drag Company, Lmted, regarded as a decded mprovement. Beng the same property descrbed as grub should be the watchword the Arctc explorer. Berng sea fsheres do not appear to boon cases on the man floor for the ng from Kng street, wle the " wll start out wth provsons gve uneasness at the State Department. For that reason t wll n all been removed to the gallery s, n the Upset prce S sold wooden cases that have now all waters Honolulu harbor. enough to last ten or twelve years. wll take my tme; though, course, probablty not be consdered suff opnon your commttee, a decded Z3T" Deed at expense purchaser. do not propose to spend any such cent mportance to be dwelt upon at mprovement. two-thr- ds About has number years n makng that trp, length. Comments upon varous other been added to the area the crculatng department about the same to Executrx the Estate Ono KEALOHA TJKO, but want provsons enough to estab departments the Government supply the remander the necessary the shelvng capacty. The mprove- uko, deceased. lsh well stocked camps at ponts not more than a days sledge journey 5,000 words. ment n lght, arness general appearance, to say nothng Honolulu, November 30th, 893. apart. the comfort convenence both lbraran "My dea s to creep around the TO RESTUCT MMGRATON. western coast Greenl never vstors, cannot be expressed n try to cross the mountans. would Senator Lodge "Wll ntroduce by Request Such a Hll n the Senate. percentages. POWELLS t, The Honolulu ron Works Company havng renewed ther connecton wth tbe establsh camps at ntervals, n whch The Admnstraton Commttee CLARKES havng would store great quanttes been consttuted a buldng BALSAM JatohalTebe Woeks Company or ANSEED New Yobe are consttuted pro-vso then move on to other BOSTON, Nov. 26. Hon. Samuel commttee for the purposes the WORLD-FAME- D camps, where would plant more pro- - W. McCall has beeu selected by the work now under consderaton, lo WLL CURE YOUR COUCH. Jxecutvn uommttee or tue mm separate report operatons n that SOLE "bdevetbat most the Awtle?"" --: AGENTS TVORLD OVER RECOG- -.t- lne wll be presented. Appended to NSED COUGH EMEDr. ts lmmenw sals explorers have made ther greatest duce nto the natonal House Rep ths report wll be throughout the wor!4 nd found a statement lu tnoallm&bla Talua. FOR effort to go north n the summer. For reseutatves a bll prepared by the ot the total co-- t the addtons, alteratons mprovements made, wth Blood Mxture prj nnf) CHEMSTS SELL T. Hawaan sls my part, shall chooe the wnter. League to further restrct mmgraton. Ths bll adds to the classes at the cost earch part the The natural means locomoton n Those who have work not already gven t a For all the varous lnes manufacture GREAT BLOOD PURFER & RESTORER these parts s sledgng, that s present excluded from the Unted shown separately. tral should do so at once. such as V PALACE AND COTTAOEALKF PoweUa Bal.am certan to be at ts best n wnter." States the followng: All ths work has been done; the ot Anseed ll the old unexcelled COUH BEUKr. "Al persons between the ages 4 ro shored up, the rear one tlarjremjo throughout the whole crulxed world pro. sde clams ts great worth. GO who cannot both read aud the crculatng lbrary Steam Ppe, entrely re PHLEGM wrte the Englsh language, or some moved, foundatons lad the new L003EX8 DEDATELT. COUGH QUCKLY BELEVED. other language." porton bult joned to the old, SEE TRADE MAKE AS A DOTE O.V EACH ttbafpeb. Ad to CHCAGO, Nov. 22. A specal to the Post from Washngton says: Representatve Otey, a Vrgna Congressman, announces hs purpose to ntroduce a bll to approprate $27,000,000 for the beneft solders, condtonal upon an equal amount beng approprated by the States n whch the Confederate veterans lve. Hs proposton s founded on the plea that the $27,000,-0-00 represents the proceeds captured property turned nto the Federal Treasury durng the war, contnued for over half an hour. The Canadans ganed ther pont, the buntng chalk were put out alght. n the melee a dozen students that the people the South were njured, but none ot them aer- - moral clam for the money. have a LBRARY ASSOCATON. Report Admnstraton Commttee Durmr Year Last Past. Alteratons, mprovements nnd Exen- - Mndo to Bnllulnff-Sntlsmc-t-ory "Work the Lbraran. Your Admnstraton Commttee have the honor to make the followng report matters n ther department extenson to our premses. The need for such an extenson has been ncreasngly evdent for eeveral years, but the matter has beeu deferred untl the assocaton seemed to be n a poston that would justfy the necessary expendture. That poston havng beeu at last fortunately reached, the undertakng was duly authorzed at a meetng the assocaton n June last, the detals agreed upon the plans adopted at a meetng te trustees n the month followng. t was decded at the same tme that the whole buldng should have a thorough overhaulng varous re pars aud mprovements be made, the most mportant whch, at least to far as the comfort the members s concerned, s the puttng wre mos quto nettng n al the wndows doors. n vew the pecular nature the work to be done the probablty that ntendng contractors would allow a very lberal margn prt n makng ther estmates S3 as to cover the uncertantes nherent n work tf ths knd, t was recommended by tle archtect that t be done by days work under the superntendence some competent relable foreman to be selected by hm. Ths advce was followed Mr. Wlhelm en gaged as superntendent. As the work progressed t was found that much more had to be done than Ths provson, f t becomes a law, the entre nteror the crculatng t s assertea, wn Keep out "jd per department rearranged, nvolvng the cent, ot the most undesrable mtm movng all the books, some them grants who now come here. Senator several tmes, wthout the current Lodge has been selected to ntroduce work the nsttuton beng nterrupted for a sngle day. For ths re- the bll n the Senate. markable result the credt s due frst, to the archtect for the admrable way n whch be planned arranged the detals hs work; second, to the lbraran for her very complete order system as well as panstakng laborous personal servce, wthout whch the results obtaned would have been mpossble. n vew ths large amount ot ex tra work, lastng several months, bo effcently cheerfully perform-en-, your commttee thnk that somethng n the way extra compensaton for the lbraran would be no more than just reasonable, recommend that such an appropra ton be made, the amount to be such as the Assocaton may thnk beat. The matter addtonal attendance for the rooms s one that clams our attenton. t has been customary to close at 9 oclock p. m. Members the assocaton, ncludng trustees have expressed a desre to have the evenng hours extended. t seems to the commttee that t cannot be reasonably expected that our jantor, whose work n future wll be materal ly ncreased rom what t was before the recent addtons to tre buldng, should be expected to do anythng more than at present. n fact, consderng that the buldng has to be taken care, opened closed etc. on Sundays as well as on other days, hs work may now be consdered as rather excessve. t s suggested that an attempt be made to obtan the servces some ntellgent trustworthy young person ether sex, to. attend regularly n the evenngs. f such a one can be obtaned for a mod-- eratesum t would result n ncreased accommodatons for our members aud a.more ntellgent attepdance, so far as knowledge books s concerned, than our jaultor, who s a Japanese, though an exceptonally valuable man n ha way, can render. (The new mattng that was purchased several months ago proved, to be very poor qualty began to go to peces- almost as soon Wt was lad. After consderable negota- - ton delay the partes from whom t was bought refunded one-ha- lf the purchase money other mat--! tng was bought from another con-- cern. The cost makng ths chautre wll be found n the report the treasurer ) lue cost the new buldng repars to the old, ncludng supern-tendanctotals $5,8S2 99. All whch s respectfully submtted. C. T. Rodoers, W F. ALLEN, Hery Waterhouse, Admnstraton Commttee. Honolulu, December 6, 895. n 892, Mr. A. L. Goldwater. who ownes three retal drug stores n Newj xotk jny, navng learned 0 tne great value Chamberlans Cough Remedy for colds, croup whoopng cough, ordered a supply for hs customers. t met wth so much favor that he fouud t necessary to soon order more, durng the wnter sold over two gross the remedy. He says t gves the best satsfacton any cough cure he has ever hled. For sale at 50 cents per bottle by all dealers. Benson, cjmt & Co., agents for H.. NOTCE SALE REAL ESTATE AT PUBLC AUCTON. For cleanalnt; nd clearng the blood from all mpartes, t cannot be too hghly recommended. For Scrula, Scurvy, Eczema, Pmples, Skn Blood Dseases, Sores ot all knds, ts effects are marvellous. t Cares Old Sores. Cares Ulcerated Sores on the Neck. Cares Ulcerated Sores Lezs. Cores Blackheads or Pmples on the Face. Cares Scarry Sores. Caes Cancerous Ulcers. Gores Blood snd Skn Dseases. Cares Olalar bwelllncs. Clears the Blood from all mpure Matter. From whatever canse arsng. As ths mxture s pleasant to the taste, warranted free from anythng njurous to the most delcate confutaton ether sex, the Propretors solct sufferers to gve t a tral to test ts ralue. THOUSANDS TESTMONALS From All Part the World. Sold n Bottles t. Dd.. n cases contanng sx tmes the quantty, ls. each suffcent to effect a permanent care n the great majorty g cae, BY ALL CHEMSTS PATENT MEDCNE VENDORS THROUGHOUT WORLD. Propretors, Tb LscoLr asd Mrsuap Coramn Dane CoxraxT, Lncoln. Engl. Ask forclarkes Blood Mlture, Sautlort. worthless mtatons or substtutes. - W COLDS, COUGHS, NFLUENZA, SORE THROAT Ayers Cherry Pectoral Wll releve the most dstressng coutfh, soothe the ltl.ned membrane, loosen the phlegm, nduce refreshng sleep. For the cure Croup, Whoopng Cough, Sore Throat, all the pulmonary troubles to whch the voung are so lable, there s no other remedy so effectve as AYE TS Cherry Pectoral A Record Gold Medals at the Worlds Chef Expostons. he name, A3 ers Clerry rectoral, s promnent on the wrapper nnd s blown n the glass each bottle. Take no cheap mtaton. HOLUSTEt DRUG COMPACT, Agents for Hawaan sls..j. CHL0R0DYNE. Orgnal OfJy Genune. QOUCHS, QOLDS, STHMA, gronchts. Dr. J. Collls Brownes Chlorodyne. SR W. PAGE WOOD stated publcly n court that Dr. J. COLLS BROWNE was undoubtedly the NVEN- TOR CHLORODYNE, that the whole story the defendant Freeman was delberately untrue, he regretted to say t had been sworn to. See The Tmes, July 3, 864. Dr. J. Colls Brownes Chlorodyne s a lqud medcne whch assuages PAN EVERY KND, affords a calm, refreshng sleep WTHOUT HEADACHE, NVGORATES the nervous svstem when exhausted. s the Great Specfc for Cholera, Dysentry, Darrhoea. The General Board Health, London, report that t ACTS as a CHARM, on dose generally suffcent. See the wordt "Thomae Powell. Bleekfrar Eoed, London," on the Government Sump. Eefase mtatons. Ettl.hed 824. FARMERS WHEX SQTJATTER3 STORES SHOULD NOT OMT THS COUGH BEUEDr. ros A COTJOH. "DOWELLS BALSAM OP A2T3EED. TT0R ASTHMA. NFLTJENZA, 4c OLD BT CHEMST3 STOREKEEPERS s ZBEUunnuuT tn auct&alax. saw a. LAND AND CAFE C0L0XZ4-Bcttl-. Ud. lot M. J- - Agents for Honolulu, noklsten nnuo compact, xj. AT GAZETTE FCE. THANKSGVNG. SPECAL o.. Keep. Hm Home f theres one way nducng a man to stay at home, ts to make home comfortable for hm. Just magne papa, hubby or brother tryng to resst the temptaton to lay on one f our PORTERE MANS He smply cant do t, when you own up to hm that you only pad $2.op for t, f ts hubby, he wll pass f nto a dream hs bachelor days, only to awake fer thanks for the great change comforts home. St besde hm n one our hsome WCKER ROCKERS OR WCKER CHARS Tell hm you bought t for only $5.50 you wll awaken an nterest n hm for the comforts lfe. You wll be surprsed at the effect. TRY T, T WLL KEEP HM O.ME. H0PP & CO., Furnture Dealers, 583 Fort Street, Honolulu,.. UK AND ORS. Artesan "Well Tube Casng, Tho Converse Lock-Jo- nt "Water rpe all szes, GALYANZED WATER PPE Steel, ron Boler Tubes, Etc., TOOETEK Wll Vlves. Cocks, to an Knds Steam, Water an3 Cas Fttlsts. And wll henceforth carry a large stock sad Goods n Honolulu, to enable them to nl all ordnary orders on short notce at Prces Htherto Unknown N HAWAAN SLANDS. The Daly Advertser 75 cents a month. Delvered hy carrer. & l

3 . mf M"M" ".Hffll & sshbbhhbbhf8bhsbt?r ffrb mtsmpg&!f r & Taro Can be Planted Near the nsane PRASE SERVCE Asylum. AT SETTLEMENT Pntler "Wemlelln Sends Toys from Franco fbr the Xeper Routne Matters Health Hoard All Knds Fsl Can bo Secured nt Market. Presdent Waterhouse occuped the char at "Wednesdays regular weekly sesson the Board Health. Present wth hm were Doctors Day Wood, member Kelpo Health Agent Reynolds. Mnutes the prevous regular executve sessons were read approved. Report nspecton slaughter house read fled. Father Wendeln wrote from France, enclosng bll ladng for $50 worth toys for the leper settlement. He requested that they be sent to Moloka. The goods arrved by the Coptc, wll be forwarded to the settlement by frst steamer. Permsson was granted to the lepers to hold a mdnght prase servce n the Y. M. C. A. buldng at the settlement on Chrstmas Eve. All restrctons were removed on fshng n streams other than Nuu-an- u stream the harbor proper. A lne drawn from the slaughterhouse to the quarantne sl, thence to fan buoy to retanng wall on Wakk sde the harbor, t was voted to allow the patches near the nsane Asylum to be agan planted wth taro. Two months have elapsed snce the last case cholera n that localty. The queston boardng vessels at Kahulu came up on request the fcals there. The Board Health Agent s n the habt boardng all vessels, whether steam or sal, f anythng suspcous s found, report to be made the port physcan consulted. The queston recevng the new fumgaton plant came up, but was lad over tll the return v. O. Smth. Reports Fsh nspector Kelpo were examned fled. They showed the varous knds fsh consumed from November 27th to December 0th to be 95,000 n round numbers. Hereafter, crabs all knds fsh can be purchased at the market. The queston regardng contnuance the quarantne staton at WRAY TAYLORS CONCERT. Program the Entertanment at Kaumakapl Church. The prncpal event ths week wll undoubtedly be the entertanment at Kaumakapl Church, Saturday evenng, under the drecton Wray Taylor, for the beneft the Lepers Merry Chrstmas. The admsson wll be ffty cents tckets are on sale at the varous bookstores; they can also be obtaned at the church door the evenng the entertanment. A full house should be present to hear the followng very nterestng program:. Organ Solo Overture Clark Wray T.ylor. 2. Revere n G - Faucouer Kuuanu Sextette Club. 3. Song "Because love you, dear Hawley Js Kulamauu Ward. Solo-Conc- 4. Voln erto De Berot Mss ngersoll. 5. Song Selected Mes Kate Feld. 6. Corn souk n costume Kawnlahao Semnary chorus. 7. Pano Solo Montguard Kalkbrenuer Mss Alce Rce. S. Selectons on the h bells.. Armstrong Aloba oe Smths pupls. Hawa Pono. Presdent Dole at the Crcus. A party, composed Presdent Dole, Mrs. Dole, E. P. Dole, Mr. Mrs. Thurston, Mr. Mrs. W. F. Sesser, Colonel "W. F. Allen wfe, Pressor Scott Drs. Day Wood, attended Wrths crcus last evenng on specal nv taton the management. A por ton the reserved seats was set apart for the presdental party, around whch was draped Hawaan Amercan flags. As the party entered the tent the crcus b played " Hawa Pono." Hawa the Canal. The Trans-Mssssp- p Congress opened ts annual sesson at Omaha Nov. 26th. Hugh Crag San Francsco dscussed Hawa the Ncaragua Canal. &t.- Zmmerman Defeated. Zmmerman, the champon cyclst Amerca, met defeat n hs frst race n the Colones by J. W. Parsons, ten-m- le champon Australa, who s looked upon as a most promsng wheelman. When Zmmermans trp was frst arranged Parsons was the one man thought capable lowerng hs colors. He s but twenty years age s possessed great strength, whch.he uses to good advantage on the grass tracks, on whch he s accustomed to rde. NEW LNE STEAMERS. Coast Captalsts Wll naugurate Servce to Other sls. Attorney Charles Creghton was spoken to yesterday about the new lne Eteamers whch wll be put on between San Francsco the sl Hawa. He stated that t was the ntenton the company to put on two, possbly three, steamers on the lne. These wll be constructed especally for sl traffc be able to steam ffteen knots per hour. The promoters beleve there s more than suffcent traffc to make the new lne between the Coast ponts on the other sls a prtable undertakng. t s not the ntenton the company to take sugar as freght, at least not for some tme after the servce s n operaton, then only n small quanttes to make up a cargo. The projected lne wll not nterfere wth the Wlder nter-slan- d companes, except so far as savng double hlng freght for the bg sl. Arrangements are now beng perfected, t s hoped suffcent nducements can be shown whch wll justfy the Hawaan Government n grantng ad to the lne. Mr. Creghton would have begun necessary prelmnary work at ths end the lne some tme ago, but a pressure law busness has prevented. t s understood the promoters the new lne are responsble moneyed men at the Coast. Some nterest wll be assumed by partes located n the sls. The steamers wll be under the Hawaan flag. U. S. S. BALTMORE. Been Nearly Around the World Snce Leavng San Francsco. When the U. S. S. Baltmore, now en route from the Chna sta ton, reaches San Francsco t wll be three vears snce the hsome cruser vsted that port. n the meantme she has been nearly ts present ste came up, but went around the world. over tll the next meetng. She was at the great naval revew at Fortress Monroe, from that place went to the Orent va the Suez canal. The Baltmore has not more than twenty her orgnal crew on board, the balance beng scattered through the Asatc fleet. The rea son ths s that all the short term men, or those whose term servce s to expre shortly, have been transferred to the cruser, her men had to take the places those who are comng home. The Baltmores crew consequently s made up men from the Charleston, Concord, Petrel, York-tow- n, Detrot, Machas Monocacy. Snce her arrval at the Chna staton the Baltmore has been the flagshp. Admral Carpenter. Commodore McNear, who left San rrancsco recently to releve Admral Carpenter, wll rase hs flag on the Olympa, makng that vessel hs flagshp durng hs stay n the (Jnent. School Teacher Fned. Deputy Marshal Htchcock returned from Kaneohe yesterday mornng, where he went to repre sent the Government n the case.brecknrdge, untl lately a school teacher at Holuoloa, charged wth a serous crme. The defendant was convcted fned $50 costs. An appeal was taken to the Crcut Court Brecknrdge released on bal. Everywhere We Go We fnd some one who baa been cured by Hoods Sarsaparlla, people on all bs are prasng tbs great medcne for what t has done fortbem ther frends Taken n tme Hoods Sarsaparlla prevents serous llness by HAWAAN GAZETTE: FRDAY, DECEMBER 3, S93.SE REPORT LBRARAN. New Books Receved Durng Year Other Data. The report the lbraran the from October, S94, to September 30, 895, as made to the trustees the Honolulu Lbrary Readng Room Assocaton at the recent annual meetng, was as follows: Number books n crculaton, 65; average per month, 52 2; average per day, about ; books added to the lbrary, 503; by purchase, 293; perodcals bound, 55; presented by Senator Morgan, vol ume o reports, za; ny unted States Government, ; Hawaan Legaton at Washngton, 3; W. rvng Colby, ; Presdent S. B. Dole, ; Hon. C. R. Bshop, bound volumes, 76: dtto, paper covered, 32, besdes magaznes pamphlets; Dr. C. M. Hyde, 2; Mrs. H. C. Coleman, ; loss members by subscrpton, ; by departures from town, 20; by death, 2; total loss, 35. There have been twenty- - sx new subscrbers; the number regular subscrbers September 30, 895, was 6S; transent subscrbers durng the year,. Work on the buldng durng the months August, September, October part November made no dfference n the attendance at the readng room, or n the crculaton books. A comparson the fgures for the past two years shows ncreased use the lbrary. Escaped by Chance. Wll Whtney, son Dr. Whtney, had a narrow escape from fgurng n the terrble trolley-ca- r accdent that occurred n Clevel, O., November 8th. Mr. Whtney was about to board the fated car when hs cousn, who ac companed hm, suggested that they wat for one followng n about fve mnutes. They took the second car reached the draw-brdg- e shortly after the work securng the bodes the vctms from the rver had begun. Frank L. Holl, the Bank Salt Lake, Utah, was one the passengers by the Australa. He expects to reman on the sls some tme. He s domcled at the Hawaan Hotel. When most needed t s not unusual for your famly physcan to be away from home. Such was the experence Mr. J Y. Schenck, edtor the Caddo, Jud. Ter., Banner, when hs lttle grl, two years age was threatened wth a severe attack croup. He says: "My wfe nssted that go for the doctor, but as our famly phy scan was out town purchased a bottle Chamberlans Coj:; Rem edy, whch releved her mmedately. wll not be wthout t n the future." 50 cent bottles for sale by all dealers Benson, Smth & Co., aeuts for H. A new two-stor- y house on Hassnger street, about ready to be occuped, s fered for sale, f cot sold wll be fered for rent. Ths bouse s ftted up wth all the modern mprovements, ncludng electrc lghts; s stuated n a healthy, quet respectable neghborhood a very desrable pro perty to purchase. Prce terms reasonable. For partculars, app!yto Hawaan Safe Depost nvestment -:- - AND -:- - 40S Fort Street. 4C7W-2-0 Company, Country Store for Sale. The former plantaton store at Papakou now leased from the Onomea Sugar Company by Otsuk S Company s now lered for sale. n addton to store stock there s a new dwellng house on tbe premses. Tbe outtng accounts other assets wll be sold wth tbe store or separately. The busness fers a fne chance for one or more actve men Vfe. For partculars apply to K. M. Bndt at Papakou or to H. W. SCHMDT. Assgnee the Estate Otsuk & Co. 46-t- f Assgnees Notce. keepng tbe blood pure all the organs n a bealtby condton. t s a great ooou punner. UNDERSGNED HAVNG BEEN duly apponted assgnee n bankrnptney Hoods Plls become tbe favorte theestate 8 Kasamatsu, notce s hereby gven to all persons to present cathartc wth every one who tres them. 25c. per box. Hobbon Drug ther clams aganst the Pacfc Co., wholesale agents Tradng Company Honolulu Sunrse Store Honomn, duly authentuted. to the undersgned at the fce Messrs. U. Claus Spreckela has fered Hackfeld And all persons ndebted to sad estate are hereby requested to make $600,000 for a block San Fran mmedate payment to the nndersdnrd. csco realty on Hayes, Market C. BOSSE, Assgnee, Estate S. Kasamatsu..LarKn streets t- f BEAUTY AND PURTY Go h n h. They are the foundaton health happness; Heaun Because ot pure blood; Happness because clear skn. Thouss useful lves have been embttered by torturng, dsfgurng humors. (.. wl. xm,r mz j "-- s r." v Y r wf Cutcura Remedes Are the greatest skn purfers As well as blood purfers. Because ther pecular acton on the PORES They are successful n preventng curng all forms Skn, Scalp, Blood humors, When the best physcans fal. Pure, sweet, gentle, speedly effectve, They especally appeal to mothers chldren. Ther use at all seasons nsures a clear skn pure blood, As well as sound bodly health. Bad Complexons Sluggsh, acton the pores also causes the com fc pex on skn to become dark, yellow, oly, mothy, gvng rse to pmples, blackheads, roughness, E redness, fallng har, facal blemshes. The only relable preventve s Cutcura Soap, the most effec- - JV uve skn punyng ana Deautymg soap n tne world, as 7& l well as the purest sweetest for tolet nursery. CUTCURA REMEDES are sold throughout the world. Prce, CUTCURA RESOLVENT, $x; CUTCURA, 50c; SOAP, 25c. BENSON SMTH & CO., Honolulu, H.. tp "All about the Skn Blood," 72 pages, zoo testmonals, post-fre- Pacfc Guano Fertlzer Go. G. N. WLCOX. Presdent. J. F. HACKFELD. P. O. BOX 484. T. MAY. Audtor. E. SUHR. Secretary Treasurer., MUTUAL TEL OUR NEW WORKS AT KALH beng completed we are flowtaady to furnsh all knds Artfcal : ALSO CONSTANTLY ON HAND, Fertlzers. Pacfc Guano, Potash, Sulphate Ammona, Ntrate Soda, Calcned Fertlzer. Salts, Etc., Etc. Specal attenton gven to analyss sols by our Agrcultural Chemst all Goods are Guaranteed n Every respect. For further partculars apply to PACFC GUANO MD FERTLZER COMPANX 7pf aauksbp3wk rjy.tsfeq DR. W. AVEKDAM, Manager. For Twenty Years We have been talorng at moderate prces. Twenty years experence to prt by. Our KNOWLEDGE CLOS for STYLE, ft, workmanshp, have stood the test as the lberal patronage we have receved assures us that fact. We have just receved our fall stock woolens, whch we are ferng at prces that wll astonsh you. H. S. TREGLOAN SON. JUST MANLA RECEVED, CGARS, A Large nvoce, FROM MOST RELABLE FACTORES. Hollster & Co., TOBACCONSTS. EHactfeMCo, Are Jast t rccttt Larje la tbdrltm harks "Paal temtm" at "J. C. Pfktser" from Eamc ut braaapaercvtsaftefeee Aartfca cantetlaf a Large (tapfete Aswrtael DRY SUCH GOODS AS Prnts, Gnghams, Cottons, Sheetngs, Denms, Tckngs, Regattas Drlls, Mosquto Nettng, Curtans, Lawns. A Fne Selecton or DRESS GOODS, ZEPHYRS, ETC, n the Latest Styles. A Splendd Lne Flannels, Black Colored Mernos Cashmeres, Satns, Velvets, Plushes, Crapes, Etc. TALORS GOODS. AMASHTtMt Slleslas, Sleeve Ltengs, Stff Uaaa, talan Cloth, Md: tm, Mtffcu, Serge, Kamtagarns, ttc Clothng, Underwear, Sfcawfe, Blankets, Qults, Towels, Tafe Covtrv Napkns, Hkerchefs, Ghrra, Hosery, Hats, Umbrellas, Rugs Carpets, Rbbons, Laces Bobrolderyrf Cutlery, Perfumery, Soaps, etc; A Large Varety Saddles, Venna ron Garden Furnture, Recb-ste- n & Sekr Panos, ron Bedsteads, etc, etc Amercan European Grocer!, Lquors, Beers Mneral Waters, Ols Pants, Caustc Soda, Sugar, Rce Cabbages, Sal Twne WrappngTwhw, Wrappng Paper. Burlaps. Flter-pres-s Cloth, Rong Slates, Square Arch Frebrcks- - Lubrcatng Grease, Sheet Znc, Sheet Lead, Plan Galvanzed ron, best j j best: Galvanzed Corrugated ras-ste- el Rals, S 20; Ralroad BoKsJ Spkes Fshplates, Ralroad Steal Sleepers. Market Baskets, Djc(rf Corks. ALSO HAWAAN SUGAR AW) RCE, Golden Gate, Damond, Sperrys, Merchants El Dorado Floor, Salmon, Corned Beef, at. For sale on tbe most lberal terns aa at la lowest prces by H. HACKFELD ft CO. W. H. RCE, Stock Raser Dealer SE BE BREEDER OP From tbe Thoroatbbred Stard-bre- d Stallon Nutwood, 6y Nutwood Jr. Norman Stallon Captan Grawl Natve-Bre- d Stallon Boswell. BULLS, on E Also s Choce Lot nnws on mwe uuuu ny unuju From the Celebrated Bolls Sussex, Hereford, Ayrshre & Dortara. A Lot Fne Saddle CarrageHorses FOR SALE. 2 Pure-Bre- d Herelora Bolls Fur S. Toursts Excurson Partes desrng Sngle, Double or d Teams or Saddle Horses can be accommodated at W. H. Rces Lvery Stables. All communcatons to be addressed to W. H. RCE, Lhue, Kaua. CANADAN Tbe Famous Tourst PACFC RALWAY Route tbe World. n Connecton wth the Caoadlan-AustraH- Steamshp Lne Tckets Are ssued To All Ponts lo the Unted States Canada, MOUNTAN va Vctora YancoBer. BESORTS: o Banff, Glacer, Mount Stephen Fraser Canon. 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4 swny v,?swfc,!ab-." ft?mmm SEn-WEEKL- Y. alette SSUED TUESDAYS ksd FRDAYS W. R. FARRNGTON. EDTOR. FRDAY. - - DECEJBEE 3, 895. The death Judge Bckerton wmnm? a verv well known face from among our mdst. He was one the most whole hearted genal our ctzens. Apart from hs legal stng he was endeared to many by hs kndly manners hs generosty. Lng on these shores a stranger havng to fght hs way upward, he never forgot hs early days was always kndly helpful to any young man who had hs way to work n the world. --Many a man today remembers the word spoken n season, the helpng h the dead judge. Hs funeral, whch was postponed yesterday on account the nclement weather, wll be attended by many true mourners who had no dealngs wth the judge n hs fcal capacty. t s ndeed unfortunate that another conspracy story must be carred to the States by the outgong steamer. The njury done by these, to us, ncdental happenngs that hardly cause a rpple n the busness communty, s almost equal to a full fledged revolt n ts effect upon our busness nterests abroad. The magnatve mnd has full scope t s always easer to spread a false mpresson; the tendency human nature s to lsten to the exaggeraton n preference to plan facts. Although we have consprators we also know how to take care them. The men now n prson were apprehended a short tme after ther arrval. The polce department s on the alert, the publc has mplct confdence n the strength the government the peace quet usual n Hawa regns supreme. San Fkaxcsco merchants are apparently very much exercsed over the appearance large quanttes Japanese goods n the Amercan markets. Agents for Japanese frms are placng orders for goods at such surprsngly low rates that one merchant cabled to Japan to make sure he was not beng mposed upon. n ths nflux manufactures from the Orent the advocates a protectve tarff see an opportunty to attack the tarff laws promulgated by the Ffty-thr- d Congress, to the casual observer ther clams seem to be farly well founded. A close nvestgaton, however, proves the fallacy these arguments. A great proporton Japanese goods can pay as hgh dutes as were mposed under the McKnley law, then be placed on the market at prces whch Amercans cannot touch, but whch gve the Japanese manufacturer a very good prt. The busness houses the Unted States wll dscover sooner or later that thejt cannot fght Japanese competton wth tarff laws. The fcal vst Mr. Joseph Marsden to Hamakua s tmely. Our forests need lookng after. The success that has attended the Government experment on the hlls back the Lunallo Home Uahu Uollege should encourage prvate enterprse n the same drecton. On the Kukuhaele estate, Hamakua, consderable care has been bestowed on the forest l wth good results, some good work n the same drecton has been done at Lhue, Kaua. Owners property should take a thorough nterest n mprovng ther forest ls. All over Europe n nda the greatest care s now taken the forests, large sums both publc prvate money are expended for the purpose mprovng extendng them. We have no doubt that the vst Mr. Marsden to Hamakua wll result-- an nterestng report whch wll be value to other lholders besdes those the dstrct vsted. DFFCULTY WRTXG HSTORY Pome dea the dffculty gettng at hstorc truth, even n recent events whch there have been numerous wtnesses, s gven by M. dharcourt, who takes as an nstance the report Marshal Mac-Maho- n, on the battle Solferno : " t was on the day after the battle," says M. dharcourt, "wewere stll on the summt the rdge where the battle came to an end. Lyng or sttng n a very narrow space, we could none us do anythng wthout the knowlege the rest. The Marshal asked the general at the head hs staff to prepare n,o nntljnps nf the renort. The latter ordered two hs fcers to draw up the document, they mmedately set to work. t seemed easy enough. The whole held ol lv.lo rns n scht. All the staff fcers who had carred orders were there wthn a few yards. The very source the most trustworthy complete nformaton was at h. The fcers, therefore, drew up ther report wth a full knowledge ther work; but when t was hed to the head the staff he objected, asserted that the affar had taken place qute dfferently the enemy was at that moment n front, not on the left ; the enemy had been hurled back by ths corps, not by that ; a movement only mentoned cursorly had decded the day, etc. n short, the whole report had to be remodeled under the drecton the general. "When the correctons had been made, the report was hed to the Marshal; but scarcely had he perused t before he declared t n correct from begnnng to end. You are utterly wrong, he cred, the flankng movement took place much later; remember perfectly the orders gave why gave them. But, expostulated the fcer he was addressng, you gave the orders to me, also thnk remember them. Fnally, the report already once corrected, was corrected agan, untl nothng was left the orgnal." Thus, contnues the narrator ths epsode, documents relatng to an event only lastng a few hours, takng place n broad day lght, although apparently most authentc, wrtten wthout any bas by men who had the best opportunty knowng the facts, these documents can only nspre us as far as detals are concerned, wth very moderate confdence. What then wll be the case when the queston s poltcal events, when ntrgue wll play ts part, the actors wll be led by party passon to represent hstory n dfferent aspects. From ths dffculty obtanng an exact knowledge facts, M. dharcourt s led to the concluson that no Very sold bass s gven to socal scence by hstory. TS EVERYBODYS BUSNESS. A few days ago, the edtor ths paper receved a more or less lengthy epstle from one the good sold ctzens ths town settng forth n vgorous language, reasons why hs name should not have appeared n the paper n con necton wth an every dav sort an ncdent. Our frend clams that on ths occason mentoned he was on hs own prvate busness, t was nobodys busness what he dd anyway ; he consdered the reporter an mpertnent jackass asked for no further notorety. The communcaton we refer to was not out the usual order affars. A great many smlar documents are placed on the edtors table from tme to tme. hey came from respectable men too good fellows who ought to know better. There are a great many people n Honolulu many other ctes, who cannot realze that t s mpossble for the newspapermen the cty to take the tme to go before a justce the peace swear that each-a- nd every tem they use s correct, every person whose name s mentoned has gven hs or her consent to condescend to have hs or her name appear n bold black nk n a newspaper. Even easy.gong HAWAAN GAZETTE: FRDAY, DECEMBER 3, 895. SEM-WEEKL- TTnnolulu snt slow enough tor ths method, besdes, our frends who complan lke to read about other people would rase a sad hue cry f ths event or that functon whch came under hs attenton dd not appear n prnt. n other words the defn ton a good newspaper n the mnds many people s, "A medum that tells everythng about everybody, but never speaks me except when say so." Such people really ought to establsh a newspaper colony ther own, we venture the asserton that the colony would break up n a row before the end three weeks. One tme a man was passng through one the smaller ctes the world he was told oy a neno, ms s a small cty, you must ex pect small people." Ths s a small town the people take consder able nterest n small affars, even to the extent takng note those who go from one dstrct the sl s to another. The newspapers tell thes tory the day, naturally enough, there are some dsgruntled ones among those who fgure n the narratve. And there always wll be the dsgruntled ones so long as the papers contnue to tell the story honestly wth absolute mpartalty. When the people buy papers to learn what s gong on t s useless for our frends to wrte us that t s nobodys busness what thej do. Accordng to late reports from Madagascar the Hovas are perfectly satsfed wth French rule are not lkely to agan rse n rebellon. Under the new treaty France wll represent Madagascar n all foregn relatons. French fcers wll reorganze the army the Hovas, the Queen promses to be guded by the French Presdent n all her actons. The French have complete sway are not nclned to conceal ther pleasure at havng outwtted whatever desgns Engl may have had on the ter rtory. Deputy Many says: "We do not fear Brtsh competton n Madagascar. We need that country as an outlet for our own overproducton. Nether do we care to have Mr. Rhodess poneers there, who are ready watng to colonze the terrtores we have pac fed. We want nether Englsh nor German nor talan colonsts n the sl. f necessary, we can colonze the sl wth such our people who are dangerous but yet Ths theory colonzng taken up n Madagascar ought to furnsh food for thought country. n ths The ran storm yesterday was very much needed. The country outsde Honolulu has been very dry, but the good soakng, steady ran that we have had has been worth thouss dollars both to planters cattle men. We have not had a thoroughly good rany season for over two years, now that t has set n t s to be hoped that t wll contnue. Underground natural reservors must be low need replenshng. Several the artesan wells have fallen forty nches durng the last two years. By some t s thought that the cause ths decrease s the. pumpng for rrgaton at Ewa, but a gentleman who has watched these wells carefully feels assured that such s not the case. t wll be n terestng to know n the course two or three weeks what effect ths heavy downpour has on the wells. The the Eastern States are hlarous over the fact that Eastern newspapers refuse tckuse Hawaan news, the concluson beng that " the Hawaan queston s dead." f the crculaton such yarns as were the rule about a month ago s evdence the demse the Hawaan queston, we are pleased to know that t s dead. The tme has come for quet systematc work. That work s beng done wll come to the surface before many months have passe"d. Flags were flyng at half mast j nn nt rpsnr. t fh w tce Bckerton. t. TOW ZEALAND LAND LAW. The Attorney-Gener- al Senator George N. Wlcox devoted themselves, durng ther tour n New Zeal, to a very thorough examnaton the workng the l law 892. There was found to be qute a dfference opnon n the Colony upon certan ts leatures. borne were n favor the lease n perpetuty, others the perpetual lease, others the rght--purcha- se lease, others yet agan for the deferred-payme- nt lease. The lease n perpetuty s for 999 years, whle the perpetual lease s renewed every thrty years upon a revaluaton the l. When a secton l s surveyed dvded nto parcels, the appl cants can take ther choce l under any three leaseholds. Snce the law went nto operaton, n 892, more holdngs have been taken up under the lease n perpetuty than any other. One pont nvestgated was the strctness wth whch the condtons the leases were enforced. t was found that the condtons resdence mprovement were strctly enforced. At the same tme the New Zeal Government ads the settlers by makng, under certan crcumstances, lmted advances money also by gvng employment. n general, the system dealng wth publc l n New Zeal seems to have resulted n nducng settlers to take up small estates n many parts whch would otherwse have remaned unmproved ndefntely. Under the gudance Mr. S. Perry Smth, the Surveyor-Genera- l, the Attorney-Gener- al Mr. Wlcox vsted varous localtes n whch ls were beng taken up settled upon. They found sectons beng lad out n mountanous regons n forests presentng far greater dffcultes to the settler than any to be encountered n the Hlo Puna ds trcts Hawa. We feel confdent that as fne a populaton as that New Zeal wll n tme occupy buld up fortunes n our outlyng dstrcts. There s no doubt that the nformaton obtaned by the Attorney-Gener- al on the New Zeal l system wll be great value. An ounce experence seeng wth ones own eyes s worth half a ton blue books reports. TnE Atchson Globe announces that Mss Maty Snodgrass, who has been a cheerful treless chaperon for her young frends for the past fve years, has gven notce that she wll no longer, under any crcumstances, be chaperon agan. She has runed her health by stayng out nghts when she should have been n bed, has never receved any pay has been compelled to gve more weddng presents than any one else n town. n addton, parents abused her for stayng at partes so late, her charges called her a crank for gong home so early. Those who obtaned partners for lfe whle under her care abuse her for ther dsappontments, those who are stll sngle growng old talk the men they mght have had f t had not been for her "mean" nterference. For fve years Mss Snodgrass has been constantly n socety, but she has led a dogs lfe, her resoluton to leave t forever s a good one. f all the women who are caleclto act n the same capacty would follow Mss Marys example socety would not suffer. A Sgnfcant Departure. Wth the departure another year when a revew s made the condt on affars, t s only rght that some thought be gven to the physcal bodv whch enables everyone to bat tle wth lfes problem fgure for themselves tne prom or loss on tne tral balance sheet. Though the bank account may be large each ones materal gan be great, t would not be surprsng f t suddenly dawns upon many that good health has been greatly mproversbed by the low condton the blood. t s n ths state that the lactc acd n the vtal flud attacks the florous tssues, partcularly the jonts, makng Known the local manfestatons rheumatsm. Thous people have found n Hoods fcaraaparlla the great blood purfer, a postve permanent cure for rheumatsm. Hobbon Drug Co., wholesale agents. Awarded Hghest Honors Worlds Far, Gold Medal Mdwnter Far. DR tftlcfj CREAM BAKNG POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE. K pure Grape Cream Tartar Powder. Free from Ammona, Alum or any other adulterant. n all the great Hotels, the leadng Clubs the homes, Dr. Prces Create Bakng Powder holds ts supremacy. V Years the Stard. LEWS & CO., Agnt, Honolulu, M.. W. G. rwn n Rome. A Rome, taly, paper Nov. 2d contans a paragraph notng the arrval Mr. Mrs. W. G. rwn there, from an extended vst to northern Europe. Mr. rwn famly have arrved n Amerca, but they are not expected to return to the sls for some tme.. MR. DUANE, OP AUCKLAND. We shall prnt the whole Mr. saac Duanes letter, only regrettng that t s not longer. He mght have mentoned that Jane, the month n whch he wrote, s tbe coldest month n the year n hs country, ana January me uotes. ne ngnt also have remnded us that New Zeal s almost as large as Great Brtan, wth a mach more desrable clnrlte. te mgbt farther have sad that t U a wholesome place to lve n, as t contans few physcal sources dsease, possesses no nsect so noxoas as the Englsh wasd. Yet on readng hs letter we shall fnd that those attractve sls n the far Southern Sea are not free from an enemy we are called upon to fght here n Engl, as elsewhere throughout the world. " have mach pleasure n wrtng you," says Mr. Daane, "as to me t s a prvlege as well as a duty to descrbe an experence n whch am confdent you wll be nterested. "Ever snce was a boy have cot only suffered from ndgeston n ts worst form, but have been a martyr to t. Such success n lfe as have acheved has been n tbe face the constant opposton set up by ths mserable complact. All ts symptoms are famlar to me as tbe smoke London s to a dweller n that rather grm old cty. Tbe bad taste n tbe month, tbe ftful appette, tbe dstress n the stomach after eatng, tbe pans n tbe chest back, the dull headache, the sense wearness fatgue, tbe depresson sprts, the want ambton to take hold any labour, the weakness resultng from lack suffcent nourshment, Ac all these were part parcel my lfe from my youth to a tme am gong to speak or n a moment. " can only account for t by assumng that must have nherted a tendency to ths dsease. At all events t casta gloom over my whole hstory np to the date my recent happy delverance. The record the sleepless, wretched nghts passed would make almost a volume by tself. Tmes beyond countng have arsen from my bed n tbe mornng, glad the nght was gone, yet n no frame mnd to welcome the day. To the chronc dyspeptc rest does not brng strength as tt does to others., "You wll hardly need to be told that made every effort to obtan a enre. tred medcne after medcne now somethng thought myself then somethng advertsed n the newspapers. And as to doctors (aganst whom desre to say not a word), tred one after another, fathfully nsed tbe prescrptons they gave me; bat nothng more than a temporary relef came t. About four years ago a frend spoke to me tne great reputaton Mother tetela Syrup n curae all alments the dgeston, urged me to make a tral t. mght as well say frankly that had lttle fath that t would do me any good; bat was n such pan that was n a mood to try anythng that fered the remotest ekatce a cure, do bought a bottle, the very frst dose made me feel better, ths was so cheerng hopeful that contnued takng the Syrup, to my surprse grew better better nntl was cared. All the symptoms whch made lfe a burden for so many years are now gone, am a dfferent man. f ever, from any cause, have a temporary recurrence ndgeston, a few doses Mother Segels Syrup pro duces mmedate relef, leaves me n good health. You have my fall consent to publsh ths letter. am well known n Auckl, always glad to 4ell any oje by word month what a wonderful care your remedy worked n my case. Sgned-saa- c Daane, couchbalder, Karangabope Koad. Auckl, New Zeal, Jnne 25th. 8D5." Oar home readers wll perceve that not n Engl alone bnt n far dstantquarters the globe ths celebrated medcnn s known, s successful where others do not aval. t s the most common nlaranf truths that ts prases are sounded wherever cvlzaton extends, almost n everv wrtten langnage the name Mother segels oyrup nnus an acknowledged place. NOTCE TO Cfee Planters. Hullng Cleanng Cfee. We are prepared to hle CFEE n the cherry hull, wth the lates mproved machnery. Send us your CFEES, ether drect or through your agents. CFEE taken from shps sde, hulled, cleaned delvered to any desgnated warehouse n ths cty. No charge for nsurance storage whle CFEES are n our mlls. ATLAS CFEE HLLS, SAJf FRANCSCO. J. A. FOLGER & CO., Propretor. Jmelyjopoj FOR HOLDAYS. You ten "hear the remark made about Slver Beautes" but we are the frst to adopt the phrase "Alumnum Beautes." These goods are one the many useful as well as ornamental artcles we fer our patrons for the holdays. ALUMNUM TOLET SETS These goods are somethng new n Honolulu should be seen to be apprecated. The sets consst h mrrors, comb brush. They are guaranteed pure alumnum wll not tarnsh lke Sterlng Slver, s not as heavy has no platng to wear f. n speakng the merts the Har Brush we are warranted n sayng that t s the most santary brush made, the entre surface s alumnum, the brstles be--sdbeng surrounded by the alumnum, are securely held n a strong cement that s absolutely unaffected by water, whereas the wooden blocks ordnarly used, quckly shrnk, from frequent wettng dryng become loose, t s mpossble to keep them clean. We have these sets n engraved back rased gold flgree work. The combs n whte cellulod tortose shell. The mrrors are. the best French plate heavly slvered. These goods are remarkably cheap; you wll be surprsed when you hear the prce. n connecton wth these goods we wsh to men ton our Pocket Whskey Flask. Ths artcle s made heavy slver wth neat desgn n slver enamel. Especally approprate for gfts to your travelng frends. The Bradley Hubbard Lamp s the stard for the world. Where you see the stamp B & H. on a lamp you can rest assured that you.are gettng the best. t gves the best lght, s as easy to lght as gas has the double center draught No solng hs n extngushng or lghtn" ths lamp. We carrv a fne lne ths lamp n the Pano, (wth st) Banquet, Study, Hangng wrought ron hangng styles. Another neat contrvance s the 5 oclock Tea Lamp, placed on a wrought ron st wth Brass Lamp Kettle, s a work art n metal goods. When makng presents to your frends why not gve then somethng useful nstead an artcle that s all for -- show. They wll constantly use any or all these artcles we have mentoned, consequently ther attenton wll always be attracted to the artcles the donor. nl H COMPANY, LD., OpposltelSpreckels Bank, 307 FORT STREET. -- L

5 - wry?"?r -- gj--!5 - wyjwfj --?20rmfpf& f V? V,. s - A- p "?: LOCAL BREVTES. Powells Balsam s sold by leadng druggsts. Mnster Smth assumes hs fcal dutes today. The Alameda took away 3,262 letters,050 papers. Mark Twan s meetng wth success thoughout the Colones. Sale noveltes at St. Andrews school room tomorrow afternoon. Concert by the Hawaan B at the Hawaan Hotel ths evenng. Weather permttng, the crcus rll gve a performance ths evenng. H. Renjes has assumed the functons as Consul for Mexco for Span. The two new members the Vce-Cons-ul Hawaan R wll arrve by the Warrmoo on the 24th. Mrs. Montague-Turne- r arrved by the Alameda wll reman n Honolulu for some tme. The Y. M. C. A. orchestra spent two hours n practce last evenng. Sxteen members were present. Four performers for Wrths crcus are expected to arrve by the next steamer from the Colones. Company F returned to town yesterday from ther march camp to the other sde ths sl. Several the desks n the Custom House had to be moved yesterday, owng to a number leaks n the buldng. bled steamer Belgc lyng ashore at Yokohama. The pcture shows the marks the lners njures very The funeral the late Justce dstnctly. Bckerton was postponed untl the Thomas Cook & Sons announce same hour today on account the an excurson to the sls from nclement weather. San Francsco by the Marposa, Artllery, a fne breedng anmal leavng February 6th. Second secton by the Australa, on the 5th from Australa, was taken to the Coast on the Alameda. The horse the same month. wll be fered for sale. Dr. Chalmers, quarantne fcer One the oldest nhabtants s at San Francsco, has been reprmed by the Board Health responsble for the statement that the ranfall yesterday last because he neglected or refused to nght was the heavest n many fumgate the steamshp Australa years. after havng been drected to do so. Wray Taylors concert at Kau-makap- l The 09 Chnese contract laborers at the quarantne staton have church tomorrow even ng for the beneft the,leperg..4j been assgned as follows: Meer & full house should greet the performers. 3, Waakea Mll 6, Haku Sugar Kruse 30, Laupahoehoe Sugar Co. Co. Pa-auh- 5, Paa Plantaton 5, au Hollster & Co. have smokers artcles n slver. These make Plantaton 30. ap proprate presents for Chrst Wallace R. Farrngton, edtor mas. Ther stocfc o tobaccos s the Advertser, leaves by the Alameda for a slwrt busness trp to complete. The steamshp Chna wll arrve here next Monday. Between GOO 700 Japanese laborers for the dfferent plantatons are expected to arrve by the vessel. Pr. B. Fremann wrote by the Alameda that he s stll dong a bg busness n the Colones. t s qute probable he wll return to.honolulu early next February. The ran drove the lades nto Ehlers store yesterday for cloth suts. There are only a few left. The remarkable cheap prces s the reason for the bg run on the artcles "..,r..,.. r, MSS T A. lucaxnur vrae, yju has been vstng Mss McGrewHe-parte- d by the Alameda for her. home n Calforna. A large crowd frends sad farewell at the steamer. Postmaster Davs has ntroduced a penny postal card nto Samoa whch has been artstcally prepared s n effect a step further toward the advantages o a more Sa-mo- an advanced cvlzaton, says the Tmes. George Weght, chef overseer the Unomea sugar pamauon on Hawa, has been apponted manager Kahuku plantaton. He wll assume the dutes that poston n a day or so. Pr. Hosmer was one the departng passengers by the Alameda. to pur- He goes to San Francsco chase furnture fttngs for the new Pauh Bshop hall at Punahou. Pr. Hosmer wll be away about a month. Theodore Dredge, son-n-la- w Alexer Young representatve a large mercantle frm n San Francsco, was among the pas-eenge- rs for Honolulu by the Alameda. Mr. Dredge wll return to the Coast by the Australa next Monday. Brecknrdge, the man recently convcted at Kaneohe fned $50 costs, left Honolulu yesterday for the Coast. Hs case wll be heard on appeal durng the February term the Crcut Court. Brecknrdges bondsman consented to hs departure. v All the Chnese at the quarantne staton sgned contracts yesterday. Not the least trouble was experenced n shppng the men. ww Tnvtnr renresented the ror- - drm Offce at the request Mn- - sr rwnor Most the umna men wll leave today by the ""An Hou. L Commssoner J. F. Brown has gone "to Hawa. Supreme Court term wll open next Monday. Fve cases compose the calendar. t s reported that the remanng poltcal prsoners wll be pardoned Chrstmas day. The Australa brought orders for the Baltmore, due to arrve here about the 5th from Japan. Kate Feld had an ntervew wth Presdent Dole yesterday afternoon at the Executve buldng. Judge W. A. Whtng wll lkely be apponted to fll the vacancy on he Supreme bench, caused by the death Justce Bckerton. Subscrbers for the Blane Bography are notfed that the books are n Honolulu wll be ready for delvery early n the new year. Two Japanese contract laborers were brought n from Ewa last nght to serve sentences sx months each for desertng ther employers. Mrs. ouontague-lurne- r had a hsome necklet presented to her by the Mayor Sydney at her beneft performance n that cty on October 7th. F. S. Dodge s now n Europe nvestgatng the dfferent systems sewerage. He s expected to leave San Francsco for home on January 2st. G. P. Wlder has n hs possesson a fne photograph the dsa- the Coast. Durng Mr. Farrng-ton- s absence Alatau T. Atknson n ll act as edtoral wrter for the Advertser Gazette. Persons havng clams aganst the nteror department, or any to pre- ts bureaus, are requested sent the same through the proper channel pror to January 9th, S96, as department accounts for the present year wll be closed on that date. Edtor Charles M. Shortrdge, the San Francsco Call, has de clared war aganst Dan Burns, the Republcan boss. He s heart soul for Claus Spreckels for Unted StatesSenator, would lke to have for hmself M. H. de Youngs place on the Natonal Republcan Commttee. Specal attenton s called to the dsplay "Alumnum Beautes" n the wndows the Hawaan Hardware Co. These goods made up n the style tolet artcles are somethng new should be seen. Thev also menton the B. & H. lamp the 5 oclock lamp. See ther advertsement elsewhere ths ssue. n Bg Shpment Bananas. Twelve hundred bunches boxes bananas were shpped to fthe Coast by the Alameda. Half the number belonged to Campbell, Marshall fc Co., were brought up n cars the Oahu ralway. n order to facltate hlng, the cars were run on a scow brought to the Oceanc dock the bananas loaded drectly on the vessel, thereby savng much tme. Exhbton n Hungary. The consul for Hungary has sent to ths fce a most nterestng pamphlet upon the approach ng mllenum exhbton to be held ; n that country, lne pamphlet contans a very concse hstory the ancent kngdom from the pen Dr. Csank also valuable nformaton relatve to ndustry, commerce educaton the country. Gft to Oahu College. Colonel Mrs. W. F. Allen have presented to the art collecton HAWAAN GAZETTE : FRDAY, DECEMBER 3, S95. SEM-WEEKLsomtwat aged, but stll n the rng. r e U lclp n Press, 9a3 Corbett FtMmmons met n a caf today r - Ar on about he (Treat fght lfas. PATTERNS Of the followng dress goods wll be sent to any address on request, vz: FMH SCOTCH E GTWGHAMS NAVYBLUEanfl&REY All VST RSH PATROT. Mchael Davtt, Home Rule Advo cate, n HOPEFUL FOR FUTURE RELAND tooves Tme Xenr nt H "When rels Needs Wll Bo Recognzed nnd Granted by Great Brtan One the Remarkable Men the Tme. As announced exclusvely by ths paper a few days ago, Mchael Davtt, M. P., was among the through passengers on the Alameda. That gentleman spent the few hours whle the steamer was n port vstng varous ponts nterest. On account the nclement weather hs bref stay n the cty, Mr. Davtt could not see as much as he desred, only the Executve buldng prson beng vsted. n a short talk wth a representatve the Advertser just pre vous to the departure the Alameda, Mr. Davtt stated that he had been absent from hs natve l snce last Aprl. Durng the tme he had been delverng lectures throughout the Colones. The people there seemed pleased to hear what he had to say about rel the labor queston n Great Brtan. Whle on ths tour there had been an electon change government n hs country. He was pleased to be able to say that he had been returned to parlament from two consttuences, would not be able to decde whch to accept untl the Speaker the Commons could be conferred wth. The great Home Rule advocate spoke hopefully the future the Green sle, was confdent the Conservatve government would extend much needed relef to rel n the matter home legslaton. He beleved the tme near at h when Brtan would consent to the at Oahu College a par bronze panels, the subjects beng a Nuban grantng concessons chef hs wfe. The fgures are Ke n bas relef are hsomely enamelled. asked prayed for by rsh patrots. n speech, Mr. Davtt s very mpressve, n dscusson those who AND FABRCS PRCES Enqures Cheerfully Answered. -- :o: L. B. KERR, mported drect from Pars, LOVELY DESGNS. ll :::::: checks strpes, : : : : NCE TNTS. Just the thng for than the orgnal, SERGES walkng rdng SKRTS. P. O. BOX 306, HONOLULU are opposed to hm n poltcal lfe only the most magnanmous utterances are made. He s not only one the most conspcuous leaders the Home Kule party, but a man the sole. who may be regarded as one the Plan showng most remarkable the tme. HOME FROM COLONES. Mnster Smth Senator G N. "Wlcox Returns. Attorney-Gener- al V. O. Smth Senator G. N. Wlcox returned from ther trp to New Zeal yesterday. Both gentlemen report havng had a delghtful vst. They were royally entertaned whle n the Colones, speak n the hghest prase the country. Mnster Smth has ganed n flesh, expresses hmself as much beneftted by hs vacaton. The Mnster Mr. Wlcox had abundant opportunty for studyng j me lanu laws o new.eaanu ne prmary object ther trp. ul weather was experenced on the voyage both comng gong. Several the passengers by the Alameda sad that Mnster Smth was qute a favorte on board, so much so that those travelng n the cabn gave the Hawaan fcal a send-- f the last evenng aboard. Ths was n the form a mock tral, one the passengers beng tred for talkng another to death. Mr. Srhth acted as judge the court, wth Mchael Davtt, M. P., as prosecutng attorney. The man was convcted the charge fned accordng to a statute tade prepared for the occason. The board supervsors the cty San Francsco has passed a resoluton favorng the early constructon the Ncaragua Canal, whch wll be redd at the Trans-Mssssp- p at Omaha. Congress now nsesson BY AUTHORTY. Sale Pnbllo Ls n the Dstrct Pons, Hawa. Terms axd CoXDmoss. No person wll be allowed to purchase NTEROR DEPARTMENT NOTCE. more than one lot. AH persona havng clams aganst ths Department or any The terms the sale are cash, or, nt ts Bureaus, are requested to present the same through the the opton the purchaser, one-fourt- h proper channel pror ta THURSDAY, the purchase prce cash the remander n equal nstalments n one, two counts for the year endng December 3, January 9, S9G, as the Department Ac- three years, wth nterest payable 895, wll be closed on that day. sem-annualat the rate seven per J A. KNO, cent, per annum. Mnster the nteror. Each purchaser shall begn substantal nteror Offce, Dec. 2. S t- f cultvaton mprovement hs lot durng the frst year shall contnue such cultvaton through the succeedng two years. At the end the thrd year, f all con HAVNG JUST RETURNED FROM dtons have been performed by pur Japan, whete have been n the nterests chaser, he shall receve patent conferrng the labor supply for our plantatons, am prepared to Fee Smple Ttle. famsh anv number laborers under the only practcable plan yet Falure to perform the above condtons shall work forfeture nterest n Ogura fc Co., requres the planters to pay put forth. MY PLAN as set forth n the prospectus l. the passage money the laborer to ths place other expenses after arrval, $25 passage money for each male $20 for each, n case forfeture, l to be sold at aucton by the Government, f female. After nvestgaton the subject, am such sale result n advance on the org satsfed that t s tbe only plan by whch nal prce, the orgnal purohaser to receve therefrom the amounts hs pay most respectfully request ttat your or- laborers can be recruted for ths place be reasonably sure obtanng them. ments to the Government on account ders be placed wth me as soon as p ssble n order to secure the purchase, wthout the nterest, a pro approval the authortes here to enable me to have the rata share n such advance n proporton laborers recruted qucklv. to the amounts hs payments. f such 0. E. BOARDMAN. 450-l- 703-lr-u Agent for Ogura & Co. sale shall result, however, n a less prce the amount returnable to hm shall be charged wth a pro rata amount such decrease proportoned to the amounts hs payments. An agreement shall be sgned by each purchaser, wth the Government, cover H. M. tvhltner, Edtor. ng these condtons, an assgnment such agreement shall work a forfeture Table there. The Government reserves the rght to a strp GO feet wde across these lots f the same s needed for extenson a man road n Puna, sad strp to be taken wthout compensaton f across uncultvated l. Each purchaser shall pay the cost survey together wth the frst nstalment the purchase prce mmedately after survey may be seen at the Publc Ls Offce, Judcary Buld ng, Honolulu, or at the fce E. D. Arrested for Makng Lquor. Baldwn, Hlo, Hawa, where further partculars con be obtaned. Snce lcenses have been granted J. F. BROWN, Chnese to sell a certan knd Agent Publc Ls. lquor by the bottle, the polce t have been on the alert to see that the provsons the sale were not Depabtmest or Fsasce, ) volated. Polceman Davd Kapaa Honolulu, December 9, 895.) was put to watch the Celestals, Under Artcle 35, Secton the Consttuton, last nght succeeded n catchng Chong San n the act s dstl- t s requred that each member the Cabnet shall make an annual report the transacton wthn hs Department, lng a preparaton hs own that durng the year endng December 3st. he was to sell as okolehao. Chong was arrested. Two demjohns, The Mnster Fnance tabes ths occason to request nl those havng clams several bottles a quantty aganst the Government a monetary dstllng paper were taken as evdence aganst hm. Hs bal has through the proper Departments not later nature, to present tbem to ths fce, been fxed at $000. than 2 oclock noon on TUESD Y, January 4, S9C, after whch date the books ths Department wll be closed All persons havng moneys on account the Government are requested to make ther returns promptly, n order that there may be no delay n closng the accounts for the year endng December 3, 895. S. M. DAMON. Mnster Fnance lt SEALED TENDERS. "WU be receved at the fce the Mnster the nteror tll 2 oclock noon MONDAY, December 30th 895, for the constructon a teachers cottage at Kalapana, Puna, Hawa Pnna orwl anofnf Trna (nn Vu Edan nf the fce the Superntendent Publc Works, also at the fce the Tax Assessor at Hlo. The Mnster does nor bnd hmself to accept the lowest or any bd. J. A. KNG, Mnster the nteror. nteror Offce, Dec 6, t Mb. A. J. Wlson has ths day been apponted Charman the Bond Board for the Taxaton Dstrct South Kona, sl Hawa, vce A. Granberg, resgned. The Board now consst A. J. Wlson, Charman; S. Lazaro. J. A. KNG, Mnster the nteror. nteror Offce, Dec. 5, t WEDNESDAY, December 25th, 895, beng Chrstmas cjay, WEDNES- DAY, January let, 896, beng New" Years day, wll be observed, as Natonal Holdays, all Government fces throughout the Republc wll be closed on those days. J. A. KNG, Mnster the nteror. nteror Offce, Dec f, ON SATURDAY, January th, 896, at 2 oclock noon at the front entrance Judcary Buldng, wll be sold at Mr. J. L. W. ZmrwA.T has ths day Publc Aucton 5 lots ls n Keekee been apponted a member the Board Kamale, Puna, Hawa. nspector Anmals for the Port Kahuln, sl Mau. No. Acres. Cost Upset The Board now conssts Lot. Sns vet. Prce. S. F. Chllngworth, Executve npector; 50 S27.50 S50 o J.L. W. Zumwalt J. A. KNG, 50 8O Mnster the nteror O nteror Offce, December 3, 89, t Contents for Nov-- ember, 895. Notes on Current Topc. Rce n Texas. Well Stated. To Kll Anmals Wth a Spke. Smugglng Opum tn Demerara. ndgo ant. Klectrcty n the Ar. The Slver-swor- Strength Wood. The Amercan Sugar Bounty, Tuxes n France. Cuba. Wth Our Readers. Canalgre on Tanners Dock. To Guard Aganst Epdemcs. Wages n Japn. Sugar ndustry n Hawa. Tllage the bol Cane Cuttng ts Cost. Core Bark Oak. European Embargo on Food Products. Dseases Plants. Sugar Prces for Four Years. Meteorc Hypotheses. Cocoa Curng, Notes on Avod Debt. FOR SALE. RVERSDE. CALFORNA. 3 ACRES ORANGE GROVE; ALL N good bearng; one mle from centre town stuated at corner Man street Ontaro avenue. The above s n a hgh state cultvaton, well watered n one the most beautful localtes n Calforna. The party ownng the same s now resdng n these sls, needng rely money s wllng to dspose at a bargan for cash, or n exchange for cty &roperty. Partes wshng to purchase wll wth good references at Rversde. Full partculars wll be cheerfully gven by callng or addressng GEO. A. TURNER, Real Estate General Busness Agent, 308 Merchant street. 40G9-t- f FOR SALE. Valuable Pece Property stuated on the corner Hook Punchbowl streets, drectly opposte the 8. W. corner the Queens Hosptal premses. A porton the same s under lease the balance occuped by tenants at wll. Tbe ttle to the same s perfect, Deeds at expense purchaser. for terms ana prce, apply to JOHN F. COLBURN. 46C-2- lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllhr V. 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6 m H rfjrt, A r- - S! t f : n A p. fc LATE JUSTCE BCKERTOX. Mr Ju-t- Bckerton was, n the broad sense the word, a self-mad- e man, by the exercse that determnaton character earnestness purpose whch have characterzed hs entre publc prvate lfe, rased hmself through hs own efforts from a subordnate poston on a sugar plantaton, to that Assocate Justce on the Supreme Bench, one the most honorable aud responsble postons n the naton. Rchard Frederck Bckerton was born n. Greenwch, London, on the thrd day Aprl, S44. He was, therefore, ffty-o- ne years age. Hs har aud beard were snowy whte, whch added to hs dstngushed presence a venerable appearance, well becomng the dgnty hs fce. Young Bckerton lved n Engl untl he was about eleven years age, when he emgrated wth hs parents to Melbourne, Australa. He was there educated n the ordnary collegate branches, beng as a boy fond adventure sghtseeng, he began, n S63, to travel about the Colones, vsted the prncpal towns ctes note He next decded to vst Amerca, left Duuedn, New Zeal, wth a small party for Vctora, B. C, to stop on the way at Taht Hawa. A seven days vst was made attht, but Hawa was pass ed wthout me snp stoppng, anl Vctora was reached n Aprl, S63 After a short stay n that cty, he next went to San Francsco, where be remaned for about a year, engaged n stock operatons n a modest way. n Aprl, S64, be came to Honolulu on hs return to Australa, wthout any ntenton remanng, but becomng favorably mpressed wth the country wth the great opportuntes prospects he saw n the tugar ndustry, he determned to make t bs permanent resdence wrote hs father n Australa to that effect, Mr. Bckertou ad letters from frends n San Francsco to promnent busness men u Honolulu, among whch was one to W. l lreen, who, n lb, became Premer n the Cabnet Kng Kalakaua. Ths gentleman afforded the subject ths sketch an opportunty to learn the sugar busness, by securng for hm a poston on the Ka-tlae- a plantaton, on the sl Oahu. After two or three years practcal experence, Mr. Bckerton became the manager; when, soon after ths, Janon, Green & Co. were gong nto lqudaton, be gathered together all hu means purchased ther entre nterest. After several years hard work ths enterprse was aboned as unprtable, Mr. Bckerton was fortunate n gettng out t even wth the world, as t has snce been found that the l rce-growlocalty were only ng, suted to to whch t s now devoted. Although be then looked upon the years thus spent as so much tme lost, the experence whch he acqured has snce stood hm n good stead, has been nestmable beneft to hm n hs extensve operatons n sugar plantatons. EKLY. HWAN GAZETTE : FRDAY, DECEMBER 3, ntr, anl had devoted hs spare tme to.wnn-- PnVOVrRATfTRS LVjW wn ox v-- Your n m.,.! Pntnlnr to Honolulu n S- -.:!;,., nfflf W. C.... Stock " Jouc-s-, ---,,nnllpl h, Order to See e :ulc.r. n accordance wuu tuc." COU- - WX"al that any applcant for Mlls. WHl dm batter on to tl bar should have studed n FRST-CLAS- S the fce a practcue attorney or FBED. Durng ths t me Death Assocate Justce Rchd at least one year. ood nnd sucrldnn Appear Bo-- Mr, Bckerton.appled hmself h F. Bckerton Last Nght. ously, anu n auumuu " - wthout Counsel. foro Jmlcorerrj- - he dd consderable busness n Unted states Not to nterfere. HAY AND GRAN the way or cnnveyuul-m- " s real estate work. n S75 he appled for admsson to BEEN LL FOR A LONG TME. the bar, whch, after he bad pa-s- ed (From Wednesdays Dalv.) BOUGHT US the examnaton, was granted hm, J. K. Sherdan, alas W. J. Sherdan, Frank Underwood, wth the he at ouce opened an once u own. He wanotlong n buldng up a thrvng bumnes--, whch contnued fls.doctor," the two men who s the very best at the DeconMsl nn Old Sesdent nnl Promnently Connect cd Wth tlo Hstory ed Polce Judge, whch fce he flled, h. Rnvprnment Hawa, naue to crow untl t aumeu exeusve lh. custjv 0f Marshal Brown :,. - - VERT LOWEST MUCKS. Tn r;2 he was appont charged wth coneplrdg to overthrow orthe Manl ATo nnl Sketch nn naddton tohu practce before the,. Honored Career. c.nramupnrt. fnr..um four Veaw, thernr3t appearance before a mags M!V trato mornne "clf-mndo s conceded to have been one the most effcent..-- ronce juces uu Both men appeared n anythng l..l.. u,,t o nonsnnt. frame mnd UUU tm j has ever flled tbatotuce n nonoum. apparently realzed the magntude o Tn Tor.omhe SS6. he was (Erom Wednesdays Daly.) to the Supreme Bench as Thrd Assocate Juslce, four years later, them. the serous charges preferred aganst Assocate Justce Rchard upon the death Mr. Justce Edward Marshal Brown beleves there s Nhm al Qseeo Strate. ded at Wakk last Predon, Hon R. F. B. Bckerton was evdence enough aganst both the nght at 0:45 oclock, after a promoted to be Second Assocate Justce. Ths gentleman has been several men to make convcton sure. The men appeared before Judge TELEPHONE UU, lngerng llness many months. tmes fered the Attorney General Perry yesterday, unrepresented by attorney. Both mens faces bore traces He was attacked wth pneumona a shp, whch honor he has eacn tme respectfully declned. n S7S be held anxety. The prsoners asked Mar CREPE few days ago, as hs system o Lt ; ) T.cMsature. to whch he shall Browns permson to con-u- lt had been serously mpared by a was elected as representatve from! wth the Amercan Consul before they were tred, a contnuance was Wmr tlamakua, nawuu. granted untl today. Upon the accesson Queen LUuo-kala- n Consul-Gener- al Ells Mlls held a TMn to the throne, Justce Bckerton was apponted a member the conference wth the prsoners last Prvy Councl State. n S7 ths evenng n the Marshals fce. Mr. gentleman marred Mss A. Hughes, Mlls cas both meu clam New York who ded four years later. n S7S he as ther place brth. The Consul was espoused Mss Frances. bpencer, a asked what acton he would take, lu.lt.nf "- AflarrrfllHT - uau j, wuu, u her j au( repuell tuat a9 far a3 be COud see jnto parents, was shpwrecked f the tbe case tjere wa3 no., vald reason sl Oahu when she was an n th UnUe(, States government should nterfere u the matter. fant. Ther lamny consst u uu chldren, three whom were by Judge Bckertons frst wfe. The boys HONOR UER LATE CAPTAN. are now at Washngton College, Ta- -, coma, whch ths gentleman nas the hghest op.uon, havng, after per-sounvestgaton, selected t for the educaton hs chldreu. Hs marred daughter, a youug lady ot eghteen, s also lvng n Tacona. As a Judge aud Jurst, Hon. R F. long llness from a complcaton organc troubles the dsease could not be combatted. Judge Bckerton was an old resdent the sls promn- refnement. ently dentfed wth the country LAST SAD KTES. for many years. He was a useful honored member the Supreme bench,, up to the tme Obseques the Late Assocate hs demse, held the poston Justce Bckerton. - Frst Assocate Justce the Supreme Court. Arrangements for Senl-MlUtn- ry n Chnracter-Ord- er or hs funeral wll be made today. lroce--o- lnll Hearer--. Lno Mnrch from WnlMk. Co. G Pass Resoluton Condolence on Death Henry Ka.. Company G held a specal busness meetng last nght, most every Bckerton has been even more sue member beng present. The followng resoluton condolence cea-f- than as an attorney. Hs ul de-r-were made wth great care, scrupulous consderaton n over the death Henry Kaa, late after th? cause ustce rght. n captan o tne company was passeu : busness matters Judge Bckerton was. Whereas Henry Kaa, captan a man shrewdness aud sagacty, tne company, has departed ftom ths whch numerous transactons thatjfe; have added to hs fortune gve ample Whereas Deceased was a man evdence, whle hs prvate lfe was sterlng worth, one n whom we that a gentleman culture reposed confdence esteem for hs Arrangements were perfected yesterday or the funeral the late Justce Bckerton. The obseques wll take place from the resdence at Wakk, where the late Justce ded, at 2 p.m. today, Rev. Alex. Mackntosh fcatng. A mltary escort thrty-tw- o men from Companes E F, under comm Major J. W. Jones, wll jon the processon at the Kng street entrance to the Executve buldng march to Nuuanu cemetery va Kng, Fort, Kuku Nuuanu streets. ORDER PROCESSON. Platoon Polce under Capt. Parker. Government B. Mltary Escort. Companes E F, Frst Regment, under comm Major Jones. Undertaker. Offcal clergyman. Hearse. Pallbearers u carrages. Chef mourners. Presdent Dole aud Ade. Memner Cabnet. Dplomatc corps. Justces Supreme Court. Members the Bar. General publc. The pallbearers wll be Judge W. A. Whtng, Judge J. A. Magoon, A. S. Hartwell, Cecl Brown, Henry Smth, S. K. Ka-n- e, F. A. Schaefer, W. F. Allen, H. A. Wdemann, George C. Ross, wth Mnster Cooper L. A. Thurston as al females. Rev. AGAN AT WORK. Erc Lews Accepts Call to Grass Valley, Cal. The many Honolulu frends Rev. Erc Lews wll be glad to know that snce gong to Calforna hs health s much mproved that he has lately been nstalled pastor the Chrstan church n Grass Valley. A local paper speaks hm thus: "Rev. Erc Lews, the new pastor the Chrstan church, s a graduate the Unversty Cambrdge s a scholarly gentleman. Hs knowledge has been rpened by extensve travels, he wll, no doubt, make a goodm-presso- n n Grass Valley. Mr. Lews was one the frst mssonares to go to South Afrca, whch place he was compelled to leave on account h. He flled the pulpt for a tme n North London, afterward labored n Mr. Lews spent two years n Swtzerl, has vsted Algers the mountans Kabyta, St. Hel- Durng Mr. Bckertons early lfe he bad a most decded predlecton for the study law, even up to the close hs unsuccessful operatons n sugar plantng be bad never aboned the dea eventually adoptng ena the Canary sls, the legal presson as hs future call- - Sydney, New South Wales." ablty energy; Resolved That we take ths means expressng our sncere regret aud sorrow over the sad endng bs lfe; Resolved That to hs sorrowng relatves we extend condolence sympathy ; Resolved That ths memoral be snread unon the records Comnanv j G, N. G. H., copes forwarded to headquarters tne Frst Regment,. N. G. H., aud to the press the cty. Nomnatons were then made for captan. The name Frst Leutenant John M. Kea was placed n nemnaton. Electon wll take place Tuesday evenng. Whle no other name was put n last nght for the vacant captancy, nomnatons wll reman open tll the electon evenng. t s beleved that Second Leutenant Charles Wlcox, perhaps others, wll be among the cdates. Should Kea be elected to the captancy, Wlcox wll become frst leutenant, makng an electon for second leutenant necessary. There wll be sx or more cdates for ths poston. From Pr. Brglam. Mr. Edtor: Certan statements n your ssue December 0th requre correcton. am not "contemplatng a trp to the States." am not aware that "a mammoth tropcal aquarum school bology" s to be establshed here, certanly no sch nsttuton could be founded wth so small a sum as $250,000. am glad to learn that Pressor Jordan, who s a great authorty on nshes, s comng to consult the promoters the scheme. May they be enabled to carry out what would be great value to ths town, f not to students generallv. Wm. T. Brgham. Dd le Mean Hawa? An old admral, well known for hs power exaggeraton, was descrbng a voyage, at supper one nght. "Whle crusng n the Pacfc," he sad, "we passed an sl whch was red wth lobsters." "But," sad one the guests smlng ncredulously, "lobsters are not red untl boled." Of course not," repled the undaunted admral; but ths was a volcanc sl, wth bolng sprngs!" Pearsons Weekly. Entertaned on the Bennngton. Leutenant Speyers entertaned a party lades on board the Bennngton yesterday. They were Mrs. J. 0. Carter, Mss Sade Carter, Mrs. Ells Mlls, Mrs. W. P. Boyd, Msses,Belle Agnes Walker. A Chnese frut merchant who has apparently absorbed an ndescrbable nspraton from the new cold-storaproposton, made a ten-stryesterday by puttng n a conspcuous place the sgn, "Cold Apple on ce." Thus do the delcaces the Honolulu market multply. E. M Flower Materals, New Mouldngs, Sheet : Pctures, mm WNDOW POLES. V mm ETC., fflbm ETC. ramlssjska fat JUST N Jnjl at - ft- -tf r9r HOTEL STREET. - r!lw- - mm"!& jpgg NTEREST TO MANAGERS Of PLANTATONS. A Model Plant s not complete wthout Electrc Power, thus dspensng wth small engnes. Why not generate your power from one CEN fral Staton? One generator, can furnsh power to your Pomps, Centrfugals, Elevators, Plows, Ralways Hosts; also furnsh lght power for a radus from 5 to 20 mles. Electrc Power beng used saves the labor haulng coal n your feld, also water, does away wth hgh-prce- 3 engneers, only have one engne to 00K atter n your mll. Where water power s avalable t costs nothng to generate Electrc Power. The Hawaan electrc company s now ready to furnsh Electrc Plants Generators al descnptjns at short notce, also has on h a large stock Wre, Chelers all Electrcal Goods. AH orders wll be gven prompt attenton, estmates furnshed for Lghtng nd Power Plants; to House Marne Wrng. O. HFMANN, also attenton s gven Manager. sms BUSNESS COLLEGE, Post Street, - - 8aa FraneUco. FOB SYEHT-flT- E DOLLARS Ths cohege nstructs n Shorth, Typewrtng, Bookkeepng, Telegraphy, p, Drawng, all the Englsh branches everythng pertanng to busness foe full sx months. We havt 6 teachers gv ndvdual nstructon to all our pupls. A Department Heetrkal Eagfneertag Has been establshed er a thoroughly qualfed nstructor. The cobts U thoroughly practcal. Send for crcular. C S. HA.EY. Secretary. CFEE Costas Cfee Pulpers, Smple, effcent machnes for b power are for tale by ROBT. CATTOX, l- Queen Street, Honolulu ON, Jobbng Manafactwrag PHARMACSTS. PURE f COB. DEALERS FORT AMD HOTEL STMETS. Mll N Chemcals, DRUGS, AND Patent Medcnes At the Lowest KNG Chocest Prces. STREET. Meats From Fnest Herds. J. HUB. Ff. Famles Shppng ON SHORT NOTCE Suppled AT Lowest Market Prces All Meats dollvered from ths market are Thoroughly Chlled mmedately after kllng by means a Patent Dry Ar Refrgerator. Meat so treated retans all ts Jucy to keep after delvery, than freslb-klle- d meat. propertes s guaranteed longer Beaver Saloon. H. J. NOLTE, - Prop. Begs to announce to hs frends the publc n general that he has" opened the above saloon, where FRST-CLAS- S REFRESHMENTS Wll be served from 3 a. m. tll 0 p. m., under the mmedate supervson a competent Chef de Cusne. FNEST GRADES Tobaccos, Cgars, Ppes Smokers Sundres Chosen by a personal selecton from frst-clamanufactores has been obtaned wll be added to from tme to tme. One Brunswck & Balkes Celebrated Bllard Tables Connected wth the establshment, lovers the cue can partdpatt. when CE & COLD STORAGE AT NOMNAL COST. London, E. HALLS, C Patent Hydrde Refrgeratng ce Makng Machnes, n use throughout Australa New Zeal. By Halls process cold-be- dealers, hotels, butchers dealers n all knds pershable arj tdes food can have ftted small nstallaton machnes thoroughly effectve, makng ther own ce at the same tme as provdng cold storage. No prevous Knowledge necessary. Any man or woman can run the machne. Halls Patent Brne Walls, portable, may be used n cold storage chamber. See llustrated catalogue. GEORGE CAVENAGH, Agent, Alakea Street. above-name- P. S. By the d process one to twenty tons ce per day can be turned out at compratvely small rnt CHAS. BREWER & CO.S The Bark "olan" Wll go on the berth n New York on or about January st, sal for ths port on or about FEBRUARY st, 895. f suffcent nducement fers. For partculars, call or address CKA8. BREWER &. CO., 27 Klby street. Boston, or C. Bbzwzx & Co., d., Agents. Honolnln. DaUy Advertser 75 cents m month. Delvered by carrer. NSURANCE Theo.H.DaYes&Co.,Ld. AGENTS FOR FRE, LFE MARNE NSURANCE. NorthernAssuranceCo Of London tor FRE & LFE. Establshed M-AccH!t- FMds BRTSH AND FOREGN MARNE NSURANCE CO, L, Of Lverpool for MARNE. Captal - -,000,000. ll Oft Redocto ef Rates. mmedate Payaeat Clams. H. DAYES CO., t HA BERLN. BERLN. TV hnvp nsurance Companes have; establshed a General Agency here, th undersgned, General Agents, are authorzed to take rsks aganst the dangers the seas at the most reasonable rates. on the most favorable terms. F. A. SCHAEFER & CO., Gnl. Agts. Mrt He Unte ft. The undersgned havng been apponted gents the above company are prepared to nsure rsks aganst fre on Stone! Brck Buldngs on Merchse stored theren on the most favorably terms. For partculars apply at the lk Bf F. A. SCHAEFER & CO., Agtnts., for St. Rver as Ceoeral lasaraace Conpaoy L Transport Dresden. Havng establshed an agency at Hon hlu the Hawaan sls the under-- ) cgned General Agents are authorzed ta take rsks aganst the dangers the seas at the most reasonable rates on tfcf most favorable terms. F. A. SCHAEFER & CO., Agents forfhe Hawaan sls. North Brtsh Mercaotla NSURANCE COMPANY. TOTAL ASSETS 3ST DEC, S9,67,08 2s. 2 Authorze! Captal, 3,000,000 Subscrbed Captal, 3,7fO,UOO 4 Pad-u- p Captal 07,r.OO O a 2 Vlru Funds - 2,0,003 T 9 3 Lfe Annuty-Fund- - - s 8,573,SgS 4,07,03 2 a Rovenno Fre Branch,540,850 8 t llv enne.fo " nulty Uranches -,050,83 6 g 3,000,078 S The accumulated funds the Fre j Lfe Departments are free from lablty la respect each other. ED. HFSCHLAEGER & CO.. Agents for th Hawaan sls.... HAMBURG. Captal the company reserve, rechsmarks - 6,ooo,ooa Captal ther rensurance companes 0,650,00c Total rechsmarks 07,65o,ocq UUlll... HAMBURG. Captal the company reserve, rechsmarks - - 8,830,oe Captal ther rensurance companes 35,000,00? Total rechsmarks - - 4j,8to,coa Thp llndprslrnl f!n,l A(rntc nf tlvft above two companes for the Hawaan sanas, are prepared 0 nsure buangsj puranure, mercnanase ana rroauce. Ma phnery, etc., also Sugar Rce Mlls, end Vessels n the harbor, aganst loss o damage by fre on the most favorable terms, H. HACKFELD S CO. Lverpool NSURANCE tf Lott M M COMPANY. Establshed 836. Assets Net ncome Clams Pad 2.509,000 Takes Rsks aganst Loss or Damage bj Fre on Buldngs, Machnery, Sugar Mlls Dwellngs Furnture on tne mosj favorable terms. BSHOP & GO. AN UP-TO-DA- TE PANO Uthe famous KROEGER. t h always n the van mprovement We are showng a NEW-STYL- E KROEGER That has recently been put on the market. t s a gem. Lberal dscount for cash. Call see t t s a beauty. PANOS kept n tune for one year grats. Old nstruments taken as part payment! Tunng reparng a specalty. T. W. BERCSTROM, THRUMS BOOK STOREj HoeolBlB. H. L A jsn - v

7 m HAWAAN GAZETTE: FRDAY, DECEMBER 3, S95. SEM-WEEKL- """" Wllard Howard, a representatve TE ART CENTER N HAWA the Chrstan Herald, who saled from JOHN NOTT,.Sew lorkon the steamshp Teutonc nrwun rn w f? K That s the Prmary Object the Klohana League. Engl Wants to Arbtrate. BUENOS AYRES, Nov. 23. The nvason Brazlan terrtory, near the Venezuela boundary lne by Brt VALUABLE PRZES FOR ESSAYS. sh fcals, s fully confrmed by late zm&&ax rnews from Para The Heralds corre-- sponuent n Bo Janero telegraphs Ewssa3 Vj&&a&& today. The Brtsh Mnster n Bra- - NLLllEja.J.T V.. enbl r n-- m Vl z has presented to the government.all tho Schools wll Partcpate How Engls formal proposal plan the Comwtltlon wll be Decded. for arbtraton the queston own- - eremp 0 Opportunty Presents many Advantages Good to tho Grentest rnuaue. -J s new n ths country, "nmber. Esrun. one the men arrested n Enc- - l n SS2 sentenced to twenty "To stmulate an nterest n art," yeara. mprlhonment on a charge "to afford opportuntes for ts study usdg dynamte, but who was lber-an- d advancement," "to establsh ated atter tervng nne years, was a permanent art center n Hawa." uwg ue passeugera wuo nmveu uu are three the objects for whch the the steamshp Teutouc today. Mr. Epau was accompaned by hs wfe. Klohana Art League was formed. He was met on the dojk by a dele-ga- t An assocaton wth to much energy ju the Lmerck Mens Assocaton. Mr. Egan sad that bs pur- - ambton cannot fal to do good nl ft!., lm TT! C(nt..n (a n Honolulu, already t s able to,ajge fun(; forbthp 6upport the tam. begn ts admrable work educatng je3 0f rsh poltcal prsoners applaudng home talent. also to secure ad for the prsoners n no better way can ths endeavor themselves. be carred out than by gvng attenton to those who areattendngschool. Havng a lot chldren come n one door pass out the nest, lke so many sheep, would be labor lost. n formng a sutable plan for havng the chldren Honolulu v-- the t exhb- - ton, ths dffculty was avoded by establshnj; an mportant object forj conc The boys grls are gong wth me nrmuetermnauono wnnng one t exrese a debre t0 make ts voce rng n solemn protest aganst t, as Chathams rang when nglanu, 20 years ago, war upon ber o me vauaue przes auu ganng tue dstncton dong the same. own colones n Next North Amerca. best wll be the names on the roll honor n each school. Ths wll be CURE FOK EEPKOSY. the lst the best compostons n the Kcnlcy Columban Physcan scnoo, one Deng laheu rou eacu - vhlch s Almost Mraculous, as room. ndvdual cannot, expect a prze, the League s surely very COLON, Nov. 28. Advces from generous n gvng one to each school. Bogota say a Columban physcan, t has been found best not to have Dr. Carra?qulla, has dscovered an ths compulsory, many are vet-nj- r effectual cure for leprosy. The effcacy the exhbt who do not care to ot the remedy nas been proved ny tue wrte a composton try for tbe,c.ure O lwo person uu ub n u me urzes. For the chldren the entrance dsease, tralng puyacuus o uogou lee has been reduced from tweuty-nv- e admt that a valuable dscovery has cents to ten cents. The assocaton! been made. s a young one, aud t s better! to have a smaller number come) Maher Ready to wth an object n rsht. vew, than to put the vlelt at too low a valuaton. DETROT, Nov. 2 -J-ohn J. Qulnn, Already the PunahoU Preparatory, Peter Mahers manager, says he s Ftz-Semna- ry, the Hgh school, the Kawaahao ready anxous to contest the Chnese school the Smmons clams to the mddle-wegh- t Roval school have attended, n nd heavy-weg- ht champonshps, Ju-eadue season the commttee wll gve Replyng last nght to Manager ch school a chance acceptng ther Hans statements that Ftzsmmons lberal nvtaton. By vstng the sts ready to defend both ttles exhbts n a body, or n lots al,aranbt allcomers last nght, Qunu most flftv each, observng sad: " wll match Maher aganst studyng what they see compet Fltzmmous at any place named, for ng lor the przes oy wntug compos any amount from S5000 upward, aud ton on "What saw at the Exub wll arrange that Maher fght Ftzsmmons at any tme or place whch ton," there wll be lots sftng before the lucky seventeen are chosen Julan may set, whether n prvate or Frst, each teacher s to examne her publc : papers aud select her best. All these wll be on the loll honor. After Senator Morgans Seat. Then the teachers aud prncpal together wll agree upon the very best Warreu 8. Reese has gone to MONTGOMERY, Ala., Dec. these, the wrter whoh s the Washngton to conte-- t the electon prze wnner that school. There Senator Morgan, whose majorty, he wll be seventeen at least perhaps says, was made up ot votes or persons more. Who s to have frst choce? A commttee three gentlemen n "ot legally elected to the legslature He has a petton sgned by 30,000 the league who are not nterested n whte ctzens, prayug Cougress to any one school wll number them. erect a "Republcan form govern As ths wll be a very tryng duty, ment n Alabama." gentlemen very bgh stng socally educatonally wll bef selected. A commttee who wll very Ahlwardt to Vst Amerca. conscentously regard the grade, age j BERLN, Nov. 27. Th famous ant-semt natonalty ot eacu o me wnnng leader the Rechstag, wrters. A sense farness basj ttecor Anwanu, sans toay or new been the eager ambton the lades xork wuu me avoweu purpose 0 n- - who are now gong me rounns. n auguratng an actve campagn ths way the Klohana Art League aganst the f raeltes Amerca, wll not only mprove themselves educate the publc, but also brng the Company D Meets. chldren to observe remember what they see. The many advantages to be derved can be seen by all. Company D held an mportant t wll teach the chldren how to look at a nece work know an ol pantng from a chromo, perhaps ad those who are teachng draw- - j Jug. True t s that the Jjeague s an assocaton to.be appauueu on us m--, tentons to do good to the greatest nttmt-p- n lla vprv hpt WflV. The followng s a lst schools! that the commttee lades have, or j are gong to vst, anu exeuu me j above prvlege to: Hch school. Oahu College, olan College, Kawaahao semnary, Puna-bo- u Preparalory.Kamehameha Grls, Kamehameba Boys, Kamehameha Preparatory, Fort St. school, Royal cnlnnl Cf T..ll la Psl leftp. T " Wclft school (Mr. A. Smth), Pohukalna school, Beretana St. school, Kawaa- - hao school (Government school), Chnese school, St. Andrews Pory. f byteran dvne, who has just begun hs mnsteral labors n Washngton, tonght confrmed the statement publshed n New York that he had refused to go to Armena to dstrbute relef funds on account the condton affars there the refusal the Turksh Government to furnsh protecton. He revewed the affar n an ntervew, n the course whch he btterly denounced the Porte sad t bad fomented tbe massacres retarded the work relef. "The Turksh Government," he sad, "s a mserable mass corrupton. ts workngs are rotten- - to the core, the whole Government ought to be blotted f the face the earth. The condton affars n Armena s horrble, aud the Government s responsble for the atroctes." Probably Klled by Kurds. NEW ORK, Nov. 27. Wllam late n September on a msson re lef to the persecuted Armenans, has not been heard for lve weeks, s beleved to have been butchered by Kurds. Ad for tho rsh. NEW YORK, Nov. 27. James A VOCE FOK ASHAXTJE. t Comes From Engls "West ndan Colony,.Tamnlcn. COLON, Nov. 27. (Specal.) The Advocate, a Jamaca newspaper, de nounces as unjust tue war wncn Engl proposes to wage aganst Ashantee trusts that the Ashan- - busness meetng drll at the Drll Slprt lnqr. nrrht. Spennrl Leutenant Rowell presded at the meetnjr The company was drll--,,, M Jones. commng J 4 - Q the Frst Battalon. t was decded to have an electon for an addtonal leutenant next Wednesday evenng. As soon as the successful asprant qualfes, Company D wll be turned nto an artllerv company. They wll be gven charge the recently m ported Dnggs-fcchroe- der guns. whch arrved on the Aloha Another Damage Clam. there are any schools that have not been placed on ths lst whose Unted States Mnster Wlls pupls wsh to vst the exhbton, has notfed the Foregn Offce wll the prncpal please leave notce for tbe commttee on schools at the the clam for damages made by League rooms. The same prvleges George L. Rtman, one the men are extended to any school that wll who left the country n consequence the January affar. The attend n a body. TalmaRO on Turkey. Government wll probably accept WASHNGTON, Nov. 30. Rev. the opportunty gven placng T. De WttTalmage, the noted Pres the evdence to prove Mr. Rtmans complcty.before the State Department. Askng Too Much. LFE Subjects for Congress: No thrd term. Tbe Monroe doctrne. Cuba. Venezuela. Hawa. Alaska. The Treasury. Clevelsm. New York Sun. S. ONE BOX OP CLARKES B4 PLLS warranted to care all dscharges from S the Prmary Organs, n ether sex tscqnred or consttutonal), Qr&Tel, fans n tbe Back. Gnaranteed free from Mercury. Sold n Boes, s. 6d. each, by all Chemsts Patent Medcne Vendors tbrouchout the World, Propretors, Tbz Looo. sd Mdl Cousstes Dbuo Cost-fs- t. Lncoln, Engl. 709 MPORTER AND DEALER W - J nv uu m m A f lallll V llll L jsasslxlyh )rr5a f aa fnr vrn nnn nn dn UN NK STOVES AND FXTURES. Housekeepng KTCHEN AND UTENSLS, Goods, Agate Ware, Rubber Hose, PUMPS, ETC PLUMBNG, Goppe. DnOND BLOCK KNG STREET. G. WEST, mm h mporter ud Dealer la Carrage Materals Of Every Descrpton. ncludlat OAK, ASH, HCKORY AND WHTE-WOO- D LUMBER, Spokes, all szes; Savem Wheels, Wood Hub Wheels, Sawed Felloes, Bent Rms from to 2 nches. Dump-Ca- rt Shafts, Wagon Pow, Double Trees, Sngle Trees, Wagon Cart Hubs, all stmv An! a Full Assortment Trmmers Materals, Carrage Hardware. Norway ron, Steel Tres. Havng a long experence n the car rae busness am prepared to supph carrage bulders, plantatons, etc, wth frst-clamaterals, personally selected, 4 the very lowest cash prces. All sl orders wll rectlvt prompt attenton. MASONC Corner Alakea Hotel TektbOM H. 35. BLOCK. Sugar! Sugar! Sugar! f Sugar j what you want uso FERTLZER. The Hawaan Fertlzng Company hat just receved per " Helen Brewer 50 Tons St Phosphate Florda, 50 Tons Double Superphosphate, 300 Tons Natural Plant Food. 25 Tons Common Superphosphate Also pr " Martha Davs" otb vessels, Ntrate Soda. Sulphate Ammofa, Sulphate Potash, Murate Potash k Ksft Hgh-Gra- de To any analyss always made to ordtr. Manures kud ar A. F. COOKE, Agent. CASTLE & COOKE, L, Lfe Fre nsurance Agts. AGENTS FOR New Engl Mutual KE COMPT Of Boston. ranee mm Of Hartford. T. ALEXANDER H. P. BALDWN Commsson Merchants, NO. 3 CALFORNA STREET. sl Orders Promptly SAN FRANCSCO. Flled. """, but n the Unted States thouss are n use, on aceouut ther superor strength easy runnng qualtes, they have taken frst bank among wndmlls. We have just receved a carload ot Mlls can furnsh on short notce STEEL GALVANZED JLLS Cf 8, 0 anl dameter, aud wood mlls 8. 0, 2, 4, 6, S foot dameter. We have drect moton wndmlls for places where there are steady stroug wnds, geared mlls whch wll run n very lght wnds, but cau-n- ot pump so fast as the drect moton mlls. Some our mlls have oled bearngs the most approved knds, some the celebrated graphte bearngs, whch wll run for years wthout any ol, also steel galvanzed towels, feet hgh. Send for the PER- KNS CATALOGUE aud read the descrpton the geared mlls for farmers aud A J stockmen. Wth the use shaftng aud pulleys they can he made to grnd corn or barley, cut fodder, turn a grndstone saw your wood. Wood en Tow era cau be erected f preferred, we gve drectons for the tmber erecton. We have also Goulds Lftng Force. PUMPS for houe or wndmll use. We can furnsh redwood J tanks, alro, all szes from 600 gallons to 0,OUO gallons made n the best way the best clear redwood. The perfect satsfacton that the Perkns Wndmlls the Goulds Pumps have gven wherever they have been ustd properly adjusted s a guarantee ther success. Try the Perkns Mll get somethng that wll st the strongest wnd yet work well n the lghtest Southerly wnd. E. 0. Hall & Son, Ltd. Agents. LMTED, mporters Hardware -:- - AT GENERAL H Partal lst per Amy Turner Goods just receved from New York. Wheel Barrows, Road Scrapers, Ox Bows, Hoe Hles, Barbed Wre, Asbestos Cement, MATTOCKS, Feed Cutters, Lawn Mowers, Forges, Blacksmths Bellows, Machnsts Drll, Vses, Charcoal rons, Refrgerators, FARBANKS SCALES CASTLE cooe, U. MPORTERS, j One the Advantages Whch the tourst others who are desrous takng pctures the scenery the Hawaan sls have, s the nearness easy accessblty to the most romantc pcturesque ponts. ANOR ADVANTAGES s that we keep constantly on h a full stock photographc supples. For the holdays, we are ferng you a camera called the $8.oo NO. 2 BULLET $8.06 (LOADED.) Measures-- 4 nches; makes a pcture 3 2 nches, weghs loaded for 2 pctures, only 2 ounces. One button does t. The shutter s smplcty tself. To make a snap shot, slde the button to the left as far as t wll go. Ths sets the shutter. Press the button down. Ths makes the exposure. There are no plugs or lens caps to lose, no extra levers, no complcated mechansm one button does t all. $5.50 Pocket Kodak $5.5o s about as bg as a well flled purse weghs only 5 ounces. Uses roll flms 2 or S exnosutes. Roth ran hf ln.l nt Hrlrht Prfcf n mrlrmnctn d,..- -J danty n fnsh. H0LLSTER DRUG C0HPANY. mwm r Mm Futmans Ths man s tryng an experment. "We know that t snt gong to be successful. Now why experment wth a cough remedy? "Why not take a remedy that has cured others therefore s the most lkely to cure you? Cherry Cures Coughs Colds qucker than any other remedy. t s pleasant to take, the frst dose wll gve relef. f vou have a cough dont neglect t. Theres no cure for consumpton n Cough advanced stages. A neglected cough runs nto consumpton. Comfort D S f cough!! Js? Putmans Cherry Cough Comfort s for sale by all the leadng country stores. f your storekeeper does not have t ask hm to send for t. Sold n cent bottles. HOBRON DRUG COMPANY, AGENTS The PACFC HOSPTAL UNDKR MAHAOEMKNT OY STOCKTON, a. t. am, H& p a. a. kmus, t. Rp&u. on. c. asx, b- - xuf. MUTATB HOSPTAL (or the CABS ul TKKATMBJTT f MSTAL u HRYOM DSEASES, KOBPHHK COCOAKE HABTS. Propretary ntttnllon known u treatment Tha Pacfc Hosptal MenU Bmu Dteues. The batdlnr ((pecllj art cabadoa dtrotcd aad to tbm eomfert able, barng been contracted for U accommodatloa ortr 200 pauesu, they art pltaaaaur toaud s the tobnrbe Stockton, anrrotd by atuaettr cronada 40 acre wth cathrated gardena plearant walks. taadtaaufef oyer o truau pontc UrtltaUoaa la facuurac admltaton proenroz zua accommodaton!, f rrqnred, art obylona. For tanas us otkar artleulara apply to the ManaremeoL KBrEBBNCU: Da.UC.Lua.. k)aa Fraacsco Da. K. H. Pran. Saa Vrasdaca Da. W.H.UTS...8. P..e-6np- t. nt. Ar lorn Da. E. H. Woout. or. 8. T. Co., aa4 Oakl Eta- - Boar. A. frfjua Sao Fraactaeo Hopltal. tka.l.tsnw......san Fraoehco Da. W. f. Taoajr... SaaJosr OttpV, OUU H&&!. W. A OabBUTt lht Wf AffMataU The Daly ADVERTSER. 75 Cents a Month. J&g4fet. (Hf,

8 PPCfJMW... KAL. SHU lb. t(tnsnpa ll leave for arrve trom baa Francsco, Vancouver ydnev on the followng dates, tll the eloae 8ft5. A. A.Z HOHOLCLU LllV HOKOLULC.S3 J?l.NC:sCO Fob Ba yjascboo "jvltott OE VABCnCVVB On or.4 Onw About Austrrla...Dec. 9 Wmmoo...Dec. Wonowa. Dec 9 ftv Pokng Dec. Alameda Dec. 2 r Fekng..Dec 23 Australa Dec. 6 S90. Mowera Jan. SHPPNG NTELLGENCE. VfSKt.- - OK KAVAL. USS Bennngton. Pgnan, Hlo.,. H M 8 Wld bwan. Naper, Esqumau. XEaCBAllTMKh Tnls lat doe not nclude eoste. Bark Don Adolfo. Nssen. Newcastle. Ger bark H Hackfeld. Barber, ew York. Schr Kobert Lewers. Goodman, Hlo. BrK W G rwn. Wllams. San Francsco. Am bark Mohcan. Johnson, Callao. Schr Aloha, Dabel. San Francsco. Bart Jlartba Davs, Soule, San Francsco. OSS Australa, Houdlette, San Francsco. rokkum VM(K.t- - CXPKUTBU Vetaela. Where ron. Due Ger bk J C Pfluger.. Bremen Due Brbk Aldercrove Lverpool Due Bk Edward May Boston Due Schr Kng Cyrus. Newcastle... Due BkSernga Newcastle Due Bk Foxglove Fort Stanley Due BkBem Fort Stanley... Due RloS.Monowa...SF D-- c 9 f! A KK Warnmoo..Vancouver... Dec 24 O fc 0 S S Ctv Pekng.S F Dec 28 Bk Paul senberg... Lverpool Dec 30 AKUVA.S. Tcesdat, Dec. 0. 8tmr walan. Smytbe, from Hamakua. Hawa. dtnr James Makee. Peterson, lrom Kaua. Stmr Klauea Hon, Wer, from Hawa. Wedkesdt, Dec.. Schr Ka Jlo, from Hawa. Tucksdat. Dec. 2. RJ5S Alameda. Von Otttndorp, from Sydney va Auckl Samoa. H MS Wld Swan. Naper, from Esqumau. DKlAn CUES. Tclsdat. Dec. 0. Stmr Kuau, Clarke, for Mau Hawa atmr Claudne, Cameron, for Mau Hawa. Stmr Mkahnla. Freeman, for Nawl-wl-, Koloa, Eleele, lakawel. Wamea. Kecaha. Stmr K Au Hon, Thompson, for u Punaluu. otur VVaaleale, Gregory, for Haua-luaul- Klauea, Kalhwa Hanale. WEDNESLA. Dec.. ctmr Kaala, Thompson, for crcut Oahu. Stmr walan, Smythe, for Lahana, Honokaa. Stmr James Makee, Peterson, for Kapaa. Thursday. Dec. 2. l M S S Alameda, Von Ottendorp, for San Francsco. btmr Klauea Hon, Wer, for Hawa way ports. ABBVALS. From the Colones. per P.JSS Alameda. Dec J2 Attorney-Gener- W O Smth, Senator G N Wlcox, Mr Mrs Cowan, Mrs Montague-Turn-er mad, Mrs Von Tempsky, Dr Brown. T Dredge, 70 n transt. DEPASTURED. For Mau Hawa, per stmr Knau. Dec 0 Paul Brede. Ellen Brede. W R bms. E D Baldwn, Dr Nchols, T S Kay. J K Brown son, W C Holhnsead. J 5 Murhead, M Hno. M Chmura M Kasa-nats- u, Bbhmzu EShozawa. Mrs Fraser chld. Brother Bertram, Pr Musck. Mr Barkhouse, A Moore wfe, 30 on deck. For Mau, per stmr Claudne. Dec 0 G P Wlder wfe. Mrs J K losepa. Mss Keuter Father Leonore, J V Bergstrom, Jas Mss Rosa Kraft. T F eanborn, S M Kanakanu, E B Fnel, H S Townsend. For Kaua, per stmr Waaleale, Dec 0 James Lloyd, 8 on deck. For Kahuku, per stmr Ke Au Hou, Dec 0 W C Lane, 7 on deck. For Kaua, per stmr Mkahala, Dec 0 W H Rce. O A Rce, F Carter, G Carter, A B Spaldng. O Gall, H Wlgeroth. Tan Wo, 60 deck. For Honokaa, per stmr walan. Dec J Marsden, Colonel W H Cornwell. WH Rckard, 4 on deck. For Kapaa, per stmr James Makee, Dec M-- s rvrgus, 2 on deck For San Francsco, per R M S S Alameda. Dec 2 Wallace t Ms Crane, Peter Hgh, Pr Homer. Mrs M v Harrs, Mrs K Hammer, G T Smth, J W Hunter. J F ach. DK BRASH n ths ctv. December 2, S95. at 2:30 p.m.. Mrs. tchard Brash, aged 40, from nternal troubles. Punahou Weather Report. Dec. 2, 9 p.m. Temperature, 68; dew pont, 67 ; barometer, Ran up to 9 p.m., 0.90 nches. Damond Head, Dec. 2, 0 p.m. Weather, thck ; wnd, lght N.E. The Bennngton has a neghbor n naval row. The Australa has moved back to her old berth. The Cramps wll establsh a shpbuldng plant on Puget Sound. Three thous bales wool were among the cargo the Alameda. The Robert Lewers wll be a new schooner when she leaves the marne ralway. Honolulus waterfront resembled the ocean tself after a few hours ranfall yesterday. The Wld Swan was twenty-on- e days n comng to ths port from JEsqumalt.. She wll reman here about fourteen days, takng on coal Etores. The Honolulu ron Works has a force boler makers on the Australa overhaulng her. The Amercan gun boat Concord ran aground recently near Foo-cho- Chna, was qute badly njured. The Martha Davs cargo conssted manly glassware had to be hled wth consaerade care when t was dscharged. The U. S. S. Baltmore s expected n a few days. The sl wll soon be alve wth salors marnes. The saloon passengers pettoned Captan Von Otendorp to keep the Alameda n port tll 6 oclock yesterday, but he refused. f the tug Eleu does not succeed n capturng any smugglers, she wll at least have some real fun n weather lke ths. She has not yet returned. t s reported that Captan Morse, late the Oceanc lner Alameda, wll assume comm, one the new Canadan vessels soon to be placed on the Orent route from Vancouver. The fcers on the Wld Swan report dsagreeable weather durng the last few days tner voyage. They were glad to get to Honolulu, but the weather that greeted them was not much better. Tuesday last wtnessed the arrval n Mulnuu the largest boat 3et bult n Samoa, whch was 00 feet long, 27 thwarts, was rowed by ffty-fou- r oars, says the Samoan Herald November 30th. NE WCASTLE, N.S. W. Arrved, November Sth, four-maste- d bark Hawaan sles, from Port Pre. Saled, November 23d, bark Cory-phen- e, for Honolulu, wth 0S5 tons coal. Letters receved from H. M. S. Royalst at Samoa state that durng the cruse n the Solomon group Commer Douglas vsted the scene the murder the traders Atknson Flood, the schooner Narovoo, arrested sx natves alleged to be mplcated n the crme. The prsoners were sent to Fj n the H. M. S. Rngdove for tral at the hgh commssoners court. The Alameda passed through some rough squalls. The log the trp as furnshed by Purser Sutton s as follows: Saled from Sydney Nov. 25th at 5 p. m.; arrved at Auckl Nov. 29th at 3 p. m.; saled from Auckl Nov. 30th at 2:50 p. m.; arrved at Apa Dec. 4th at 7:30 a. m.; saled from Apa Dec. 4th at 2:S p. m.; arrved at Honolulu Dec. 2th at G a. m., 7 days 3 hours. Dec. st at :40 p. m. passed S. S. Marposa. Dec. 7th 8th had strong northeast wnds northeast sea wth heavy squall weather; thence to Honolulu fne weather. The cruser Olympa dd not arrve at Yokohama untl November 9th, a great amount fun s beng poked at her n the Orent, partcularly by the Englsh. t was announced that she was to make a speed tral across the Pacfc, when she faled to arrve n anythng lke the tme scheduled for her t was taken for granted that she had faled. As a matter fact, no attempt was made at speed. She steamed very slowly, was eleven days gong to Honolulu seventeen from Honolulu to Yokohama. She dd demonstrate one thng, however, that s, that she s a splendd sea boat. On November 3d she encountered a terrble gale, but behaved splenddly, there never was a tme when she could not have used all her guns. She was n the gale for twenty-fou- r hours, yet she remaned as steady as an ocean lner. Record Shpbuldng. A recent notable nstance expedton n shp constructon s the completon " seven gunboats for the Spansh Government by Messrs. J. G. Thomson, Clydebank. These vessels, whch are each some 300 tons meas urement, 40 feet n length, about twelve Knots speed, are to be used n suppressng the nsurrecton n Cuba; t was stpulated n the contract that the whole seven vessels should be delvered wthn three months. The contract was scned on the th July last, but n consequence the Glasgow Far holdays ntervenng, the constructon the boats was not begun untl the 20th July. The three months expred on the 0th October, by that tme all seven boats were delvered. The last the seven was launched on the 20th September, exactly two months after the frst keel was lad. Another Bg Pool. NEW YORK, Nov. 27. The companes controllng the steamshps the bg- - lnes plyng be-- anwys l."jws yur TTAWAnAS GAZETTE: FRDAY, DECEMBER 3, S95 SEM-WEEKLfn ths rort Great Brtan have practcally agreed upon a traffc poolng arrangement. Ostensbly ths s to mantan steerage rates, whch, through rate wars n the past, have at tmes dropped to a fgure that meant postve loss. There s no reason, however, why the companes should not be able to apply ther poolng system to all t hmnnhes the traffc they con trol. Steerage rates wll be advanced after December st. t s generally understood that the rate on the Urst-cas- s snps " w t" whch s $0 more than at present. Concert at Hawaan Hotel. The Hawaan B wll gve a publc concert at the Hawaan Hotel ths evenng at 7:30, weather permttng. Followng s the program : PART.. Overture "Lcht Cavalry".Suppe 2. Fantasa " Nghtngale Frogs", - Elenberp 3. Fnale "Buondel Moute"...Pacn 4. "Remnscences Verdl"Godfrey PART. 5. Selecton "A Gaety Grl"...Jones 6. Waltz "Commence the Ball" Coote T.CBallad "Phlls s my only joy" Hobos S. Polka "Frendshp " Muth "Hawa Pono." Reprmed for Threats. George Olds was brought to the polce staton yesterday mornng severely reprmed by Deputy Marshal Htchcock for makng threats aganst the lfe an old natve. Olds s n the em ploy Wlle Peterson, as the latter had a nne hanuy lor Uus to reach the Deputy Marshal took possesson the weapon untl the youth cools ol. Yellow Fever n Guatemala. The whaleback steamer Cty Everett arrved at San Francsco on November 2Sth from Panama. The steamer reports that yellow fever s prevalent n Guatemala, but that Panama s practcally free from the dsease. Ths news comes at second h, the Everett comng drect from Panama brngng only the reports whch reached there from Guatemala. Death a Queen. Samoan advces chroncle the death Mss Margaret Young (Queen the Manua group, South Seas). The lady had been ll for some tme passed away peacefully. The deceased was but 24 years age when the Grm Reaper called her, had regned only four years a few months. She was greatly beloved by her subjects. To Vst Hs Old Home. Peter Hgh, one the propretors the Enterprse Planng Mlls, left by the Alameda. He wll go drect to hs old home n Nagara Falls, Canada, reachng there about Chrstmas tme. Mr. Hghs mother s ll,, as he s the only mem ber the famly absent, she desred hs presence wthout delay. We expects to return n about two months. Refreshments n Apa. Hotel keepers Apa have form ed a protectve assocaton for mutual beneft. All customers are requred to pay cash for refreshments furnshed or Egn tckets for the same, whch wll be payable at the end each month to collectors n the same manner as other ac counts are usually rendered. Conspracy Cases. The prelmnary examnaton W. J. Sherdan Drt Frank Underwood was agan postponed yesterday mornng. The Dstrct Court s stll closed, out respect to the memory the late Judge uckerton, ana wll probably not convene untl tomorrow. Heavy Ranfall. Pressor C. J. Lyons reported that up to 9 p. m. last nght there had fallen at Punahou G.90 nches ran. The gauge at Frank Browns resdence onkng street showed 3.78 nches at 6 p. m. The wfe Mr. D. Robnson, a promnent lumberman Hartwck, N. Y, was sck wth rheumatsm for flve months. n speakng t, Mr. Robnson says: "Cbamberlans Pan Balm s the,on!y tbntr that gave her any rest from pan. For the relef pan t cannot be beat." Many very bad cases rheumatsm have been cured by t For sale at 50 cents per bottle by all dealers. Benson, Smth fc Co., agents for H.. v Daly Advertser 75 cents a month. Delvered by carrer. prcult COUBT, FRST CR- - lv.c-- lhe aa sls.-- n Probate late Honolulu, Oahu, deceased. v;s?."5 nd fll?b -- e Plon accounts Berger. J. M. Dowsett H. A. Wedemann. Executors the wll C. O. Berger. late Honolnlu. deceased, wheren they ut to wlthsm.ls2 69, uk that the tame maybe eamned und approred. that a fnal order raay be made dtrlbntlon the property enttled, dlscharglne them ther anretle from all further reponblltya och executors. t s ordered, that MONDAY, the 3th day January. A D. S96. at 0 oclock x x..at Chamber, n the Court llonse, at Honolulu, be the -- ame hereby s apponted as the tme place for hearng sad petton account, that all persons nterested may then there appear ahowcanse. f any they hare, why the same theuld not be granted, no Hononln. H-- tnl 6th day Dec, By the Court: KttStalt GEORGE LUCAS, Clerk. T CRCUT COURT Frst Crcut the Hawaan slsn r?!te. n the matter the Estate THOMAS KE E FE, late or Honolulu, Oahu, deceased. On readng flng the petton accounts or Cecl Brown. Executor the Last Wll Tenament or Thomas Keefe, late Honolulu, deceased, wheren he asks to be allowed $SW to, charges hmself wth asks tha th sarre maybe examned approved, tha a fnal order may be made ot dstrbuton or the property remanng n bs hs to the persons thereto enttled, dlchargne hm ht. suretes from all further responsblty as such Executor. t s ordered, that FRDAT. the 7th day January,..D. lb9g. at ten oclock a.x at Chambers, n the Court House, at Honolulu, be the same hereby s apponted as the tme place for hearng sad petton accounts, that all persons nterested may then there appear show cause, f acythey have, why the same shonld not be cranted. Dated at Honolulu,.., ths 4th day or December, A. D. S95. By the Court: ljwt alt GEORGE LUCAS, Clerk. TX CRCUT COURT thebecond Crcut, Hawaan sls.-- n Probate At Chambers. n the matter or the Estate or ROBERT P.LUNKETT. late orpeabl, Hamalnaloa, 3au. A document purportng to be the last wll testament ot Kobert Plnukett. deceased, bavns on the 8th day or Nov.. A.D 893. been presented 0 saa.our. ana c pennon lor tne rro-bat- e there, for the ssuance Letter" Testamentary to C.. Dckey, havng been fled by hm. t s hereby ordered, tha THURSDAY, the26th day December. S95, at 0 oclock a. m., or sad day. at the Conn Room or sad Court, at Wal- - lukn, be the same hereby s apponted the tme ana place lor provng sad wll hearns sad applcaton, when where any persons nterested may appear contest the fad wll the crantlnc ot Letters Testamcntarv. Dated Walluka. Jlau,.., November Sth, By the Court: G.ARJ STRONG. Clerk Crcut Court or the becond Crcut. 7Mtat COURT FRST CRCUT Hawaan sls. n Probate n tbc matter the estate ot WLLAM A. ALDRCH late San Francsco, Calforna, aeceasea. On readng flng the petton accounts W. F.Allen admnstrator wth the annex ed the estate or Wllam A. Aldrlch late San Francsco, deceased, wheren.be aks to be allowed 4 6R, charges hmself 46G.-6- aks that the same may be examned approved, that a fnal order may be made dstrbuton the property remanng n hs bs to the persons thereto enttled, ds- - cnargng mm ana ns suretes rom an lurtner responsblty as such admnstrator. t s ordered, that FRDAY, the 3th day DECEMBER, A. D at 0 oclock as., at Chambers, n the ourt Honev, at Honolulu, be the same hereby s apponted as the tme place for hearng sad petton accounts, that all persons nterested may then there appear show cause. f any they have, why the same should not be granted. Dated at Honolulu,.., ths 3tb day November A. D. 6S5. By the Court alt GEORGE LUCAS. Clerk. Admnstrators Notce. UXDERSGXED been apponted Admnstrator the Estate HONUAKAU A (k). late or Ewa. sl or Oahu, notce s hereby gven to all persons havng clams aganst sad to present the same at hs fce n tbe Judcary Buldng, n Honolulu, Oahu, before the expraton ot sx modus, or they wll be forever barred. All persons ndebted to sad estate are hereby requested to make mmedate payment to the undersgned. HENKY SMTH, Admnstrator Estate Hunuakaba (k). Honulu. December w alt TRESPASS NOTCE. K KO AL PERSONS BY these Dresents. that notfy all persons reedlnron mv l, known the l PAELE (k) stuated at Kuknlhaele, Hamakua, Hawa, that they must mmedately lemove tnemseves from ths l, wthn one month from date ths notce. f they have any reason beng there, to let me know mmedately, otherwse, the ntentons ths notce wll be carred out. MRb. M ARY WAKULONO, Own Granghter Paele (k.) Mokauea, Eallhwaena, Honolulu, Oahu t Mortgagees Notce ntenton to. Foreclose. TOTCE S HEREBY GVEN JO that pursuant to a power contaned n a certan mortgage deed dated tbe 8th day February, 892. made by WLLAM H. CUMMNGS ot Honolulu, sl Oahn, to Alexer J. Cartwrght, Esq., Trustee the Estate R W. Holt, deceaed, cf the same place record n the fce tbe Regstrar Conveyances n Lber 5, on pages SS 383, that the undersgned ntend, lo foreclose sad mortgage ror condton broken, tbe prncpal nterest. Notce s alo hereby gven that after the expraton three weeks from the date ths notce, the property n sad mortgage deed descrbed wll be sold at publc aucton n thncty or Hononln, sl Oahn. on SATURDAY. the30thday November. 896, at 3 x. that day at the aucton room ot das. r. jorgan. Dated Nov. 2, 895. For further partculars apply to BRUCE CAltTWRGlT. Trustee the last wll testament ot R. W. Holt, deceased. Or, Cecl bowx. Attorney at Law. The property n sad mortgace deed dejerltx-- are all those certan preml.es n Walluku, sl Mau. Hawaan sls, more partcularly descrbed as follows: All those premses descrbed n Rojal Patent No. 646 to Kkane contanng t acres, all ot those premses descrbed n L C. A. No. 330 Opn Nnl. contanng 2 0 acres oeng me same conveyed to n.. deedor J.Kanu record n Lber 74. folo 4K, also that other certan pece o l stuate n Wsllnku aforesad, by L. C. A S3, aanl toopn Nnl, known as Mokuhau Keabuplo. beng the same premses conveyed to W. H. Cummngs by deed ot G. N. Wll-fon- g record n Lber 00 on pages ar-t- he above sale s agan rostponed to SATURDAY, Dec 2th, 895. at the same hour place as above specfed. &3 HAWAAN GAZETTE COMPANY.BW -- "zr nm-. Mortgagees Notce ntenton to Foreclose Sale. ACCORDANCE.VTTH provsons or a certan mortraue made by JOnXNAHNU KAPULE. hs wfe, to J. A. Mapjon. Tru.tee. dated May ft. 8C. recorded n the Rsgstry Offce. Oahu. n Lber M7. paces : notce s hereby gven that sad nortsacee ntend to rbrclose the same for condton broken, t: the nonpayment or nterest when due. Notce t lkewse gven that after the expraton or three weeks from ths date, the property covered by sad mortease wll be advertsed for sale at publc aucton at the aucton rooms or Jas. F. Morgan. Honolulu, on WEDNESDAY, December S, 895, at 8 oclock noon that day. J. ALFRED MAOOON, Trustee, Mortgagee. For further partculars applv to Dorothea Laxb. Dated Honolulu, November 9, 895. The premses covered by sad mortgage arc as follows: Frst. All that pece or parcel l descrbed n Royal Patent HC6 to Henry Clark, contanng forty-nn- e acres, second. all that pece or parcel or l known as the Ahupaaa Uon-kucontanng three hundred twenty-eg- 0 acres beng a porton ot Royal Patent 6857, Kulcana 773, beng the premses conveyed to sad John Nabnu bv J. W. L. Lapaulla by deed dated -- February 22, 890, recorded n Lber 35. pages 9 0. Both or the above descrbed peces or l are stuate n South Kona. sl or Hawa t all Admnstratrxs Notce. NOTCE S HEREBY GVEN" undersgned ba been apponted Admnstratrx the Estate KMO KUKONA (k), deceased, or Honolnlu, sl Oahu. all credtors are hereby notfed to present ther clams, duly authentcated wth proper vouchers. f any exsts, to me at sad Honolulu, (or at tbe Law Offce J. K. Kahookano. on Kaahn-man- u St. No. 5). wthn sx months from the date ths publcaton, or be forever barred. And all persons ndebted to the sad estate are requeted to make mmedate payment such ndebtedness to me. Honolulu, November 25th, 895. LAHAPA KUKONA, Admnstratrx the Estate or Kmo Kokona (k.) Admnstrators Notce. ll PERSONS HAVNG A clams aganst the Estate SAMUEL LOUlbbON, late ot Oahu, deceased. ntestate are hereby notfed to present the same, duly verfed wth proper vouchers, to the undersgned, at hs fce wth M. b. Grnbsum A Co., corner ot Queen Kaahumauu streets, Honolulu, wthn sx months from date or ths publcaton, or they wll be forever barred. V. BO.TE, Admnstrator. Dated Nov lt all Admnstrators Notce. UNDERSGNED apponted Admnstrator ot tbe Estate CLARSSA E. CU.MM NGS. deceased, by the Hon. W. A. Whtng. Frst Judge or the Flrs Crcut. Notce s hereby gven to all credtors the deceased, to present ther clams, whether secured by mortgage or otherwse duly authentcated wth the proper vouchers f any exst, to the undersgned, wthn sx months from be date here, or they shall be forever barred: all persons ndebted to sad deceased are requested to make mmedate payment to the underpnned at hs fce at Kanuuva Hale, n Dated Honolulu, July 29th, 895. W.. CUMMNGS. Admnstrator the Estate Clarssa E. Unmmlngs. Notce to Credtors. UNDERSGNED been duly apponted Executors otthe Etateot JOHN KALAMA, late or Mukuwao Mau, deceased, notce s hereby greu to all persons to present ther clams aganst tbe estate ot sad John Kalama duly authentcated, whether secured by mortgage or otherwse to tbe undersgned, wthn sx months trom the date here, or tbey wll be forever barred. And all persons ndebted to sad estate are hereby requested to make mmedate payment there to the undersgned. Dated Makawao, Mau, November 9th, 695. CHARLES COPP. SARAH KALAMA. Executors the Estate ot John Kalama, deceased w alt Notce to Credtors. n UNDERSGNED HA.V- - X ngbeen duly apponted Executor "f the Wll or ALCE F.HTLnCOCK, late ot Hono lulu, deceased; notce s nereuy gven lo an per sons havng clams aganst the sad Alce F, Htchcock, to nreent tbe same, dulr authent cated, to the undersgned at hs fce n Hono lulu, wthn sx months trom tbe date here, or they wll be forever barred. Dated Honolulu, November th, 895. WLLAM O. SMTH. Executor the Wll Alce F. Htchcock, deceased. 70h-5- alt. Notce to Credtors. TJXDERSTGNKT) been apponted Admnstrator the Eatate KUA ALEWA (w) deceased, notce s hereby uven to all credtors the deceased, to precnt ther clams, whether ecnred by mot-gajj- e or otherwse, duly authenllcaltd. wth the proper vouchers f any exst, to the under-snnewthn sx months trom the date here, or they shall be rorerer barred. And all persons maedea 0 ala aeceasea are requested to mate mmedate payment 0 tbe undersgned at hs fce, on Merchant Mreet. Dated, Honolulu, Not. S A ROBERTSON. Admlntrator Estate or Kuanalewa deceased. 7 lot NOTCE. S HEREBY GVEX NOTCE mectlnc nt the Knkalau Planta ton Company held n Honolou. on tb"tbday December, S95, the followng fcers were electtd: Presdent J. M. Horner.. A. Horner. Treasurer J. F. Hackfeld. becretary Ed snhr. And tor....kobert Horner. 74-l- w ED STJHK. Secretary Koloa Sugar Co., ncorporated. (CAPTAl STOCK PAD UP.) At the adjourned annual meetng the stockholders the Eoloa Sugar Company held ths day. the followng fcers were elected for one year, untl ther successors shall be elected: Paul senberg Presdent W. C. A. Cropp Vce Presdent J. F. Hackfeld Treasurer. C. JL Cooke Secretary. E.Suhr Audtor. C. BOSSE. Actng Secretary K. S. C. Honolulu, December 2nd, lt Executrxs Notce. UNDERSGNED been apponted Executrx wltb the wll annexed or the Estate tbe late POOMA-KELAN-, deceased, hereby notfes all persona havng- clams aganst the estate 0 present ther olls. properly certfed for settlement wthn fx months from ths date, or be forever barret. All persons ndebted to the sad e.tate are to settle ther accounts at an early date. KAPOLAX, Executrx te Estate or Poomakelanl, deceased, wth the wll annexed. Honolnlu, November lslb, A. D t TME TABLE WSSHOTf 895. Steamshp "Knan, 9 CLARKE. Commer. Wll leave Honolulu at 2 oclock p. rrt touchng at Lahana, Maalaea Bay m Makena the same day; Mahukona, Kaw.t-ha-e Laupahoehoe th followng day, arrvng at Hlo th sam evenng. LEAVES HONOLULU -- rday, September 6Frday, November Tuesday, 7, Tuesday. " Frdav, " 27 Frday, x, T.esJay. October 8 Tuesday, Dec c Frday, " 8 Frday, December 29 Tuesday. " 28 Returnng, wll leave HHo at oclock p. m tmrhnr. nt jurtthoehoe. Mahukona Kawahae same day: Makena, Maalaea Bay Lahana the followng nay, amv-n-z at Honolulu the afternoons Tuesday Frdays. ARRVES AT HONOLULU. Tuesday, Sptember 3 Tuesday, Novmber C " " Frdav, j Frdav, Tuesday, " 24 Tuesday, " 7$, Frday, October 4 Frday, December fl " Tuesday. " 5 Tuesday. 7 Frday, " 25 Frday, " 27 Wll call at Pohokl. Puna, on the second" trp each month, arrvng there on the mornng the day salng froo, Hlo ta No Fretht wll te receved after 2 on tbe day sadnt. Tbe popular route to the volcano la va Hlo. A good carrage road th entre dstance. Round-Tr- p Tckets, coverng all expeumt $ Steamshp " Claudne," CAMERON, Connater. WM leave Honolulu every Tuesday at S oclock p. m.. touchng at Kahulu, HanaJ Hamoa Kpahulu, Mau. Retumnc arrves at Honolulu Sunday mornngs. Wll call at Nuu, Kaupo, on second np each month. No Freght wll t rtctlved after 4 p. at. on day salng. Ths company reserves the rght to mam changes n the tme departure an rval ts steamers WTHOUT NOTCE, t "wll not be responsble for any ct sequences arsng therefrom. Consgnees must be at the Lngs tg receve ther freght. Ths company wm not hold tself responsble for freght aft t has been led. Lve Stock receved only at owners njk. Ths company wll not be responsbla for Money or Valuables passengers tar less placed n the care pursers. Passengers are requested to purchase tckets before embarkng. Those falntj to do so wll be subject to an addtonal charge twenty-fv- e per cent. C L. WGHT, Presdent S. B. ROSE, Secretary. CAPT. J. A. KNG, Port Supt Honolulu, H.., January, 89;..Mortgagees Notce Fore closure Sale. NOTCE S HEREBY GVEN vrtue a powerol sale contaned n a certan mortgage dated the 3rd day Aprl A.D. 89. made bygewroe TKOUMSEAU sl Oahu. to Alexer J. t. Trustee tor Adella Cornwell. or sad Hononln. recorded n the fce tbe Regstrar ot Conveyances n. her 2), on pases tbennderslened. successo n trust to the sad Alexer J. Cartwrlrft ntends to foreclose sad mortease for condton broken, the nnn payment the prncpal nterest when dne. Notlre s also eh en that all the prooerty covered by sad mortgage wth all the rehta thereto belongng wll be told at puole aucton at tbe aucton room ot James r.morgan, on Queen Street, n sad Honolulu, on MONDAY, tno 23rd day ot December, A.D. 895, at 2 oclock toon or sad day. The property covered by ths mortgage s descrbed as follows: All tho.e three certan lots or parcels or l sltnateat Kapabulu n the dstrct or Kona. la sad sl 0 Oahu, contanng n all an area acres beng porton ot ApauaS theund descrbed n L Commlj. on Award SSVJ) Lots numbered Kapa-hnl- u. Lots adjacent to Kapolant Park the same premses that were conveyed to thesal mortgagor, teonre Trousseau bv Chr!. V Cooke. Trustee for Anna Daley by deed or even date wltb sad mortgage. Also the rrgatng plant, pumps, ppng;, etc, upon sad preml.es. crms casn. ueen at expense or purchaser. F. V MAUFAtHXE. Successor n Trust to Alexer J t, Trustee for Adella Cornwell. 7u-4- w alt Mortgagees Notce ntentoa to Foreclose Sale. "N" ACCORDANCE WTH JL provsons a certan mortgage made kr LLl A KEAWEAM AM ). KE AWEAMAL berhu.b, to Ylm Quon, dated yarch 23th, 893, recorded n the Regster Offce, Osha, n Lber 9, on pages 400. whch mortgage was duly assgned by sad Tm Quon to Mr. Elza P. Luce n her own behalf rs Trustee tor J. Alfred Magnon, by assgnment dated Aprl 27th, 894, notce la hereby rveu tht sad asslgneu ntends to foreclose tne same tor condton broken, tbe botk prncpal nterest when due. Notce s lkewse gven that after the expraton or three weeks from ths date, the property covered by sad mortgage wll be advertsed for saleatpnbllc aucton at the aucton rooms Jas. P. Morgan. Honolnlu, on WEDNESDAY. the 8th day December, 895, at 2 oclock noon or that day MRS. E. P. LUCE. Trustee. Assgnee or Mortgagee. For further partculars apply to DoaoTHra Laxa, ft the fce ot J. Altred Magoon. Uonolala. Dated Honolulu, November 2Uth, 893. The premses covered by sad mortgage are all those ls sltoate on the east sde Emma Street, n Honolulu, beng. Frst. All that porton L Commsson Award J6SO. B to Walkane whch wr conveyed to sad ). Keaweamah by deed dated October 6th, 877, recorded n the Regster Offce Oaba, u a. uc., pkcs w-j-, area or an acrvjl Second. All that porton L Commsson Award X to Makalawelawe conveyej to sad Llla Keaweamah on November lrl, 877. by deed recorded n Lber K, page 4S8, area an acre t alt NOTCE. AlTj PERSONS NOT HAVNG to transact wth the Humah, Sheep Staton Company are forbdden to travel over tbe roador trals on tbe ls controlled bv sad companyawlthout prevously obtanng per Dogs round on the l wll be destroyed no bs or anmals be allowed to pass over the roads. numnula SEEP STATON compact Kalaleha Aprl lmtj. o