VOL I

Central uuctiiccmcntG

Christmas is ComingAND

IS

Wllh a large variety of goods suitable forpresents to old ami young Received by the

Mariposa

Chinese New GoodsFOR

Christmas PresentsEmbroidered Silk Handkerchiefs with bor ¬

ders In all colors Embroidered Grass ClothHandkerchiefs Silk Crepe Shawls allcolors

DRESS MATERIALIn Silk Tongce Silk and Grass Cloth

Fans in Great Variety

Also a full line of Fancy English and American Goods a full line of Millinery GoodsLaces new patterns of Embroidery LinenHandkerchiefs all kinds Childrens ClothingHats Caps etc Ladies Gentlemen andChildrens Underwear and in short every ¬

thing to be found in a first class Dry GoodsStore

GOO KIMCorsior Fort twad Hotol Sta

C J McCarthyHAS RECEIVED FROM

San Francisco per Mariposa and other latearrivals a very choice collection of cigars andsmokers articles consisting in part of

Havana Cheroots Operas Duettos Lit-tle

¬

Dudes Triplets Cherubs andthe Fine Flor de Cuba

Also some Full Dress Pet Sweet Caporaland other popular brands of Cigarettes

Dont forget to come and try some of thesefine goods which can be had at

107 FORT STREET

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

UNDERSIGNED HAVINGTHE duly appointed Administratrix ofthe estate of Keonc Kapu late of Honoluludeceased all persons having claims against thesaid estate are notified that they must presentthe same duly verified and with propervouchers to the undersigned within six monthsfrom date of this notice or they will be for-ever barred and all persons indebted to saidestate are requested to make immediate pay ¬

ment to me LAVINIA KAPUAdministratrix of the cstntc of Keonc Kapu

Honolulu Dec 32 1 886

FOR SALE OR LEASEPREMISES SITUATED ONTHOSE street called Kananiloliiathe

property of C II Judd are for sale or forlease for a term of years

For particulars inquire ofALEX J CARTWRIGHT

Honolulu Dec 11 1886

Honolulu December i 1886

From the first day of January next

the rental of instruments at present in

use in the Districts of Ewa Waianac

Waialua and Koolaupoko will be re-

duced

¬

to 500 per monthGODFREY DROWN

President

NOTICETo Hackmen

AND- -

LIVERY STABLESIf you are in need of a GOOD

CUTUNDER CARRIAGE BUGGY

PHAETON or CART call on CHAS

T HOYt corner of Alakea and King

streets before you make your purchase

elsewhere Every carriage is warrantedfor one year

THOMAS LINDSAY

Manufacturing JewelerI Mo GO Nntinnu Stroot

Honolulu H IParticular attention paid to repairing

o u DOLE

Lawyer anil Notary Public

Office at 15 Kaahumanu Street

JOHN T DARK

Attorney and Counsellor at Law

Officel No is Spreckels lllock Honolulu H I

P 0 Pox 8

N F BURGESSExpressmap and Drayman

84 King Street Honolulu

Office iltnhoiM No 101 - Residence IJJ

THE DAILY30 1886

Scncntl

nunIt is pure

and is in

the Orchard from fresh

selected Apples one year

before being placed on

the Market and gener ¬

ates its own gas by

NATURAL

Co

Sole Agents

TXEZ IMI G OTOPhyilcKnand Surgeon

a

Office liours at kakaiko from 9 to 1 1 A M everyday except Sundays Will yMt patients at their revideuce by request

All other diseases treated at his office comer of1unchtwwl and llcrctania streets

Office hours from 1 to 3 F M Sundays from 8 to11 A M

AT TI

IIILincoln Block King Street

The following dishes may be ordered tit all hours oftrie uay

Broiled Chicken Broiled FishTender Loin Steak 1Mb Mutton Chops

Oyster Stew Ham and EggsMackerel Etc Etc

We serve up the Celebrated AHUIMANU RANCHI1UTTUR at every meal

GeoProprietor

AND

B --A K tLi ZEo juF HORN

Prartical Confectioner Pastry Cook and liakerRich and delicious Ice Cream made by Steam

71 Hotel St Both Telephones No 74

c

IB

i kLimited

GENERAL MERCANTILE AND

COMMISSION AGENTS

list or orFiCEKs

PC Ionks Ir President anil Managerj O CaktiK Treasurer and SecretaryHon Wm I Allek Auditor

dirkctokh

Hon C R riisiior Hon II Watbriioi tu

Searcher ot Records

Office at present with Albert Smith Esq No 9Kaahumanu Street

Orders from the other Islands promptlyattended to

pAUL NEUMANNS

Imw OiUoo

No 44 Merchant Sireel Honolulu

TheTOUT STREET

Opposite the Oceanic Wharf Next to Custom House

Mcnls served at nil hours Nice airy rooms fieefrom lues ineiaoiesuppncu wmi me uesi sue mrKl affords at reasonable rates

JAS McLKANProprietor

P P GRAY M D

PHYSICIAN AND SUttGKOVOffice next door to the Honolulu Library

8 to 10 a i

Oprics Hours a to 4 r m

7 to 8 p M

Sundays 9 to 11 A M

RESIDENCI Alakea St Opposite V M C A

TO RENTPREMISES LATELY OCCU

THE by thu late Queen Emma corner ofNuuanu anil Ueretanla streets are offered for

rental for a term of years upon reasonablen A ply to JOIINHPATV

Treasurer Queen s Hospital

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--AT THE- -

N SNo 1 04 Fort Street

HERALDHONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS THURSDAYDECEMBER

Sftbcrnscmcnto

ELLI CIDER

absolutely

manufactured

FERMENTATION

Macfarlane

Leprosy Specialty

Cavenagri

PIONEER

STEA1 CANDY FACTORY

Pacific House

Jlbbcrttocmcnts

HOLIDAY GOODS

Popular Millinery HouseSACHS - Proprietor

Honolulu

Just Opened a fine- - line of Goods suitable for the HolidaySeason consisting in part of

Manicure Sets in Amber CelluloidToilet Cases in Amber and Celluloid Fancy Plush Work Boxes

Fancy Plush Jewel Caskets Fancy Plush Handkerchief and Glove BoxesInfants Toilet Cases Gents Collar and CufT Boxes

Gents Shaving Sets Hammered CopperWhisk HoldersFancy Plush Perfume Cases Port Folios Hand Glasses Etc Etc

J Iand Satchels Money Purses and FansGREAT VARIETY O- F-

Colored Border and Embroidered Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs

GRAM SPECIAL loTlMY SALEPositively for THREE WEEKS ONLY The Following Prices we guarantee

J for the Holiday Season onlySatins all Colors plain and Striped at 35 cents a yardMikado Tidie Towel Pink Buff and Blue at 25 centsLadies Open Work Hose Pink Light Blue and Cardinal 60 cts a pairChemises at 40 cents Silk Gloves all colors 50 cents per pairCol Border Handkerchiefs 1 per doz Ch Gingham Dresses 40 cts

N S SACHS - - - - 104 EORT ST

M GOLDBERGCorner of Fort and Merchant Streets

JUST RECEIVED THE FINEST LINES OF

Custom made Cling Gems Fiislii Goods

HATS CAPS ETC ETC

Latest Styles and Novelties in Neckwear

Also by repeated and Special Request a small Invo ce of the Fines Hand madeconsequently

MOST DURABLE GENTS SHOESQbtainable in the Eastern Markets

B F EHLERS CO

OF

HOLIDAY GOODSALSO

SOME REAL DRESDEN CHINA ORNAMENTS

H E McIOTYllE BROIMPORTERS AMD DEALERS INI

Groceries Provisions and FeedEiihI Coriinr Foit unrt TCinStrootH

L

New goods received by every packet from the Eastern States and Europe Fresh Cali ¬

fornia Produce by every steamer All orders faithfully attended to and Gcodi delivered t

any patt of the city free of charge Island orders solicited Satisfaction gi araveed Postjfficc Box No 145 j Telephone No 92

P O Dox 315

Real Estate AgsntAvent

Wl

ESTABLISHED 1879 Telephone 17J

JOS E WISEMANGeneral Business Agent

CAMPBELL BLOCK HONOLULU HIbmploymant

Custom House BrokerMoney Broker

riders Steamship Agent Manager IlawallaniOpera HouseGreat Burlington Railroad JAgent

In America Fire anj Life Insurance Agent

THE TRUTH MUST BE TOLDIt is True that

CHARLES HAMMERHas lately returned from the Coast with a well selected stock of all kinds of TRIMMINGS SADDLP1I1ANKETS LAP HOBUS and a great variety of articles the like of which has never before been seen here

It in True that Oharlos Hauunor wl sell the above together wth his on manufacture ofSaddles anjllarneks at puces that are bound to suit everybody

It i truo tliat Oharlos Haiumor nl of hynesn U so ell known all over the Kingdom forboth quality and cheapness tliat there is no need for praising it here

It is Truo that owners of horses cannot afford to piss CHARLES HAMMERS without calling Intosee the goeus work and prices

Dont Forget the Old Store corner Fort and King StreetsCHARLES HAMMER

Proprietor

Uusincfiw Quitbo

JP A SCHABPER CO

IkllOKTBRS AND

Commission Merchant

No so Merchant Stkkbt Honolulu

- 0 DERGER

Agent for Maeneale t Viban Safe

Merchant Street Honolulu

DROWN PHILLIPS

1ractlcal Plumbers Has Miters andCopper Smiths

House and Ship Job Workpromptly executedNo 71 King St Honolulu

EWERS COOKE

Successor to Lbwbrs Dickson

Importers and Healers In Lumber and allKinds vf jtuuaing Materials

No 81 Fort Street Honolulu

JH 30PERSuccessor 10

J M OAT JR COStationers and Netes Jculars

Red Ilubber Stamp AgencyGazette Block No 95 Merchant Street

Honolulu II I

T ALFRED MAGOON

ATXOltSRY AT LAW

42 Merchant Strret Honolulu

w 1LLIAM McCANDLESS

0

Dealer In Choicest lleef Veal Mutton ItcNo 6 Queen Street Fish Market

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

Vegetables of all kinds supplied to orderTelbnionu No is

pEAVER SALOON

Fort Street Ohiosite Wiluir Cos

II J NOLTK ProprietorFirstcbs lunches served with Tea Coffee Soda Wa

ter Ginger Ale or Milk

Open rrOM 3 a m till 10 r ti

Smokers Requisites a Sprrlallli

COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT

J UN JIJlj ProprietorHotel street Brtwbkn Fort and NuuanuOur secret is success we have never failed and

will continue to serve ourtcustomcrs as in the pastwith the best the market affords at reasonable rates

p W HRAZER

MERCHANT TAIXORComer King and Alakia Sis Honolulu

Moderate charge good workmanship and a perfectht guaranteed

G J WALLERFamily and Shipping Butcher

METROPOLITAN MARKET

IKing Stroot

Employment OfficeUNDCRSIRNCD IS PREPARED TOTHE servants for every description of work

including house servants stewards cooks waitersgardeners carpenters etc

Chinoso IntorprotinrA specialty Account collected and general commis ¬

sions carefully and promptly executedOlfloot Nuuanu street corner Kukui Place

Opposite Lo Sam Sing W SAKENG

Yosemite SkatingSCHOOL

Will be open every afternoon and evening as follows

Monday Tuesday Wodnosday andSaturday Evenings

To the public in general

FllIDAY EVENINGSFor ladies and gentlemen

Saturday AfternoonFor ladies gentlemen and children

Lessons in Fancy Skating

MUSICFriday and Saturday Evenings

WILLIAM WALLManager

S M CarterHas on hand for sale in quantities 10 suit

Departure Bay Coal Newcastle uoai Liiarcoai

Hard and Snftooil Sawed SplitManienie Hay

California Hay

Bran Oats

Barley Corn

Cracked Corn

Wheat Etc Etc

Orders are hrreby solicited and wilt be delivered atany locality within lha city limits

No 82 King StreetHolhJTelephonesi87

NO 102

citciiil bbcrlcmcnte

KINO BROS ART STORE

READY READY READY

For the HolidaysCOME COME COME

Come and See the Rich and New

Goods

Opened and Opening

We are now placing on exhibitionfor the first time our stock of Noveltiesfor the approaching Holiday Tradepersonally selected by our Mr T JKing during his recent trip to theXJnited States which we unhesitatinglyclaim to be the largest Jinest and bestassorted stock of Picture and ArtGoods ever shown in Honolulu

Tlio Following Is a Partial List olXatost Importations

Steel Engravings Pastel Crayon Paint-ings

¬

Oil Paintings Photo Albums

Artotypes Glace Photo Panels

Photographs Gold Frames

Water Colors Plush FramesSilverware Ebony Brackets

Brass Goods Medallion Photo-graphs

¬

Artists Materials AutogtatrhAlbums

Parlor Easels Holiday Souvenirs

Bouquet Tables Graphoscopes

Bronze Frames BroomHolders

Plush Goods Birthday Cards

Painted Plaques and PanelsBook helvesJ Wall Pockets

Christmas Cards Etc Etc

SPECIALOur recem impprtotiorBicqjttin a

complete assortment of all the lateststyles in Oak Bronze Gilt- - Copperand Plush Picture Frame Mouldingsfrom which we are prepared to makeframes to order on short notice at thelowest possible rates

KING BROS87 Hotel Strcot Coruor of Union

OPEN EVENINGS

CLARKNCK WILDER VOLNEY VAILLANCOUKTAS1IFORD

AS17F0RDASHF0RDLaw Chancery Conveyancing Admi

ralty Uankruptcy ProbateEtc Eta Etc

Office Old Capitol Building adjoining CeneralPost OITice

M A GONSALVE3

I

I

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It HUTCHINSON

Gonsjilvcs CoIlhotesala li veers and IVtne MerchantsHbavhr Block Queen Street Honoiul

Post Office Box No 309 Telephone No 16B

Folin T WatcrhouseImpoiler and Jlialer in General Mer ¬

chandise

No 5 ji Queen Stri ei Honolulu

HV I Iackfeld CoGeneral Commission Agents

Con Fort ano Queen Streets Honolulu

T M WHITNEY M D D D S

Pental Jlooms on Port StreetHonolulu h

Office in llreucrs lllock comer Hotel and FortStreets entrance on Hotel Street

T A THURSTON

Attorney at law

No U MltRCIIANlSTBRBl HoNOLtIL

BEOTmCOImporters and Healers ia

Ales Wines SpiritsAT WHOLESALE

14 Merchant St Opposite Post Office

Honolulu H i

JOHN H PATY

Notary Public and Commission 0 leedsFor the Stales ol California and New York Office

at the Dank of llithop S Co

HONQIULU Oaiiu II I

Boat Building ShopRear of Lucass Mill

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Tins Daily HeraldIS PUBLISHED

EVERY MORNING

EXCEPT SUNDAYS

ran th Pkomiktok v the pRKIurLiJiiiNoCo

ltMitro

AI the OlHoe To CO Merolinnt St

trims ohHvnsonuTios

Tr annum 600St raooltu i 3- -

Hirer monlhi 150Iermonth 5oc

Pottage additional

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Brief communication from all parti ofthe Kingdomwill always be acceptable

All nutters intended for publication a welltn business communications and advertisements should beaddressed to

THE BAILY HERALD

THURSDAYDECEMBR

EUROPE AND AMERICAPACIFIC

30 1886

IN THE

Great Britain has the largest interest

n the islands ol the Pacific OceanBi e Australian Colonies arc reck

rather as a continent The oldfinition of an island was a portion of

land surrounded by water But all

continents are surrounded by waterAustralia so far as it is occupied by

British Colonies is entitled to the dig ¬

nity of a continent Australia properNew Zealand the Fijis and a small slip

of New Guinea The three last named

possessions arc islands in the ordinary

sense although they may originallyhave been parts of a continent Thereis at present a strong disposition on thepart of leading European Governmentsto divide up all the islands of the Pacific Ocean This disposition appearsto be strongest on the pirt of Germanyand Great Britain A writer in theNovember number of The NineteenthCentury affirms that for political pur-

poses¬

Germany and Great Britain haveagreed through diplomatic arrange-

ments¬

that the Western Pacific shallmean that part of the Pacific Oceanlying between the 15th parallel ofNlatitude and the 30th parallel of S lati-

tude¬

and between the i6uh degree ofwest loncitude and the 130th east ofGreenwich Six months ago importantdeclarations were made and an understanding was reached by the govern- -

ments of Great Britain and the GermanEmpire relating to a demarcation ofBritish and German spheres of influ-

ence¬

in the Western Pacific and especially with reference to protectorates inthe regions described This under-standing

¬

relates to such islands as hadnot at that time protectorates and werenet considered as colonies of cithercountry The Galapagos Islands wereexcluded as already belonging to theRepublic of Ecuador But Pitcairnand Easter Islands were includedThis diplomatic agreement further sti- -

thenulates For these purposes areaof the Western Pacific was revised asabove and a conventional line of de-

marcation¬

agreed upon starting fromthe north east coast of New Guineaat a point near Miter Reck on the 8th

of south latitude which is theoundary between the British and Ger-

man¬

possessions on that coast and fol-

lowing¬

that parallel to point A andthence continuing to points B C DE F and G as indicated in the accomnanvinc chart East south east orsouth of this line Germanyhas engagednot to acquire land accept protectorateor interfere with the extension of British influence and to give up acquisitions of territory or protectorates already established in that part of theWestern Pacific Great Britain hasentered into similar engagements con- -

erning that part ef the Western Pacificyine o the west north west or north of

k nventional linetie stipulation here set forth does

ot apply to the Samoan Islands withreference to which there are treaties in

force on the part of Germany GreatBritain and the United States nor to theFriendly Islands Tonga nor are theyapplicable to any islands in the West-

ern Pacific now under the sovereigntyor protection of any friendly PowerThe one fact however is sign fi antthat the two leading Powers of Europehave settled upon a policy with respectta a considerable part of the islandworld of the Pacific One Power is notto interfere with the other And byinference both are to proceed in the busi-

ness¬

of acquiring possession of everyunoccupied island in the Pacific withinthe limits described In the NorthernPacific and beyond the diplomaticagreement here noted are the SandwichIslands constituting the HawaiiarKingdom having about six thousandsquare miles The independence of

this small kingdom is guaranteed bEngland France and the United

i rtw0vrwi Wnnsm

feM

States It is admitted by this Englishwriter that the islands are practicallyAmericanized Their importance fromthe European point of view is chieflyowing to the advantages of Honoluluas a coaling station

The Ladroncs arc a group of abouttwenty small islands having an area ofabout 1250 square miles 1 he largestGuagan is about ninety miles in cir-

cumference¬

These islands belong tothe Spanish Government There arethirty two groups of islands in the Pa ¬

cific New Guinea in the WesternPacific is under three European protectorates Holland has possession of112350 square miles Germany has68390 square miles Great Britainhas a protectorate over 86800 squaremiles making a total now in the posses-sion

¬

of those three Powers of 267540square miles This classification ofislands in the Pacific may be of inter ¬

est just nowWESTERN PACIFIC

Pclew Islands SCaroline Islands SMarshall Islands I GGilbert Islands I BAdmiralty Islands BismarckNew Ireland ArchipelagoNew Britain j GBritishGerman New GuineaDutch jLouisiade Archipelago B -Solomon Islands I B and I GKllicc Islands I BSanta Cruz Islands I BSamoa Islands IJNcw Hebrides Islands Iriii Islands H

Tonga INew Caledonia FLoyalty Islands FNieueI

NORTHERN PACIFIC

Ladrone Islands SSandwich Islands I

SOUTHERN PACIFIC

Kermadcc Islands B

Chatham Islands B

EASTERN PACIFIC

Marquesas Islands FLow Archipelago FSociety Islands I and FCooks Islands IAustral Islands IRapa FPitcairn Islands BNotr 11 denotes British possessions S Spanish

G- - German F French I Independent I G independent uith German influence I H ii dependentwith liritish influence

This British writer assumes that thePanama Canal will be completed andthat it ill bring all these PacificIslands into very much closer communication with European Powers thanever before Never before has thisisland world assumed such an impor-tance

¬

in the eyes of European Powersas at present Every great maritimenation is now looking out for coalingstations in the Pacific In nearly allsuch cases the coaling station ripenssooner or later into a protectorate andthat ripens finally into unqualified pos-

session¬

The rivalry at present isbetween the Germans and the EnglishThe former have secured by far thebest part by the trade in the Pacificislands England just now is interested in the future prospect of steamship lines by way of the Panama Canaland with others trading in Pacificwaters with a terminus at Victoria orwherever the Canadian Pacific Rail-road

¬

shall have its final terminus Spainis not reaching out at present for largerpossessions but will cling tenaciouslyto all the island territory that has thusfar been acquired in the Pacific Ger ¬

many Great Britain and France arclosing no opportunity to secure pro-

tectorates¬

while in our own countrythere is just now more than the usualinterest in the question as to what is tobe the future destiny of the HawaiianIslands San Francisco Bzlletin

A Significant Warning

The German Gazette in an exhaus-tive

¬

article on Russias financial con-

dition¬

compares it to that of Francebefore the great Revolution TheRussian debt is5000000000 roublesThe interest has risen in one decadefrom 100000000 to 261000000 roubles The paper circulation is 716- -

000000 roubles ot which only 105000000 is covered by bills convertibleinto currency The Gazette warnsGermans to avoid the new Russianloan

BUSINESS ITEMS

Everybody says the Imported Candies at theElite are yum yum Go and try somel

Miss Tuck at Miss Harrys Punchbowltreel has received by last steamer a large

assortment of Stamping Patterns for fancywork 1 w

No hand book excels the Hawaiian Almanacand Annual for reliable statistical and generalinformation relating to these Islands Price50 cents

A Good Remedy One feels better actsbetter and is contented after taking a plate ofuoou aim rure ice iream as they serve at theElite Ice Cream Parlors 85 Hotel street De-licious Fruit Ices and Sherbets in everchancincvariety The Fancy Cakes arid Candles ofiuperior make and quality tire all the gol Allorders promptly attended to Ring up 338Mutual Telephone llell 182

Now is the time to get your ChristmasCards We have just received a large andwell selected stock all new and of the latestdesigns Call and get one Kinr Bros ArtStore Hotel street tf

If you want a good smoke for your moneypatronize home industry and call at J WUineleys Crystal Soda Works 60 Hoteltreet Island orders solicited and promptly

tilled There is no license required to sellthese cigars Do not forget the name J WIlingley nor the place Crystal Soda WorksHotel street

uTiriinrTMWi in

OF

vTnmwmT

ijctu SftbttttacmcntB

- - - lwtw

Just Received per S S Zealandia

A FINE ASSORTMENT

CliA-- xv-- -- 25 s

From lhe Celebrated Factory ofStraiton Storm New York

i ff wrTf

HOLLISTER CO109 Fort Street Honolulu

- AN INTERESTING LECTURE

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN youngand old small or tall you are all requested tocall at the ELITE ICECREAM PARLORSM J Mart proprietor 05 Hotel b treet at anearly date to give your order for the comingHolidays You CAN MAKE CHRISTMASCHEERFUL by ordering some of our cele-

brated¬

Ice Cream which is pronounced the bestWe have also a great variety of Plain and

Fancy Cakes on hand so well known for superiorMake and Quality

IT WILL BE OUR SPECIAL AIM tomake an extra quality of CHRISTMASCAKES this season in regard to Material andFinish

A splendid lot oftheCHOICEST CANDIEShas just arrived per steamer Australia also anelegant assortment of Fancy Candy and Bon bonBoxes Just the thing for a Christmas PresentSend in your orders at once

338 Mutual Telephone Bell Telephone 1S2

The Elite Ice Cream Parlors are open dailyuntil 11 a M

Pioneer SteamOandyFaot YV

Cake Pastry and Bread BakeryESTABLISHED 1863

F Horn - - - ProprietorAnd Only Practical Ornamenter in the Kingdom

Respectfully invites Parents and those who intend to make Holiday Presents of

Confectionery and CakesTo select from his Stock the largest eyer shown in Honolulu consisting

of many thousand pounds of both plain and Fancy Confectionery suitable forChristmas Trees An immense assortment of Fancy BASKETS BOXESAND CORNUCOPIAS Wax Tapers aud Self supporting Holders Bonbons inlarge variety and hundreds of other articles too numerous to mention

CAKESOf all Descriptions ana sizes ornamented in HORNS well

known style which defies all imitation

PASTEIESOf allknown Variety on Hand and also Made to Order

Candied Pineapple Fruit GlacesAll of those in the

As Sceincrconvinced

greatest variety of goods everHORN will sell at the

in Honolulu

THE LOWEST PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES

is Believing everybody is respectfully invited to call and be

Steam Made Ice CreamAt 300 for one and 500 fr two Gallons Made from rich Egg Custard

It is made from the Woodlawn Dairy Cream guaranteed to be made withoutStarch or Gelatine and acknowledged to be the Richest Purest and CheapestIce Cream in Honolulu

WEDDING CAKESNot a specialty exactly but are made now as before of superior quality and

richness of flavor and ORNAMENTED IN AN ARTISTIC STYLE whichfully sustains a twenty three years reputation not yet excelled in Honolulu

F HORN3ACTEre STOKE AJfcTD ICE CK33J 3ft3XjI

No 71 HotelStreet Between Fort and NuuanuBoth Telephones No 74

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shown

1

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HAY AND GRAINLARGEST STOCKS

BEST QUALITYLOWEST PRICES

UNION FEED COTelephones No 175- -

Cor- - Quccn and EdInburEh Sts

WEST DOW COHave on Hand a Full Assortment

OF

MUSIC GOODS FANCY GOODS

TOYS AND XMAS CARDSFOR THE

H- - O L I D A Y SALSO A GOOD STOcK

Furniture Picture Mouldings Frames

Etc Etc EtcRtarnituro and Mattrasses IVIacle Repaired

CEWILLIAMSFURNITURE

--Just

A NEW LOT Of FINE EUM1TURE

BEDROOM SETSSIDEBOARDS

CORNICES

Received- -

PARLOR SETSWARDROBES

New Lot of Cornice Poles

150 ajul 200 a Fet

CURTAINS

New Lot of Window Curtains

100 each

Store Hotel Street between Fort and NuuanuStreets

C E WILLIAMS

CHAS J FISHEL

kTMAta

OF- -

Has on View at his Store

Corner of Fort and Hotel streets

ONE OF THE MOST ELABORATE DISPLAYS

DRY GOODS3Evev Shown in 1Ionolniii

ALSO- -

HOLIDAY GOODSThe Most Beautiful and Varied

I0HN F COLBURNBrick Building King Street near Maunakea

IMPORTER AND DEALER

N HAY AND GRAINGood delivered promptly MutualTelephone 387 P 0 llox 398

- um j a

-

The Daily HeraldWill 1o for flttlo Dixtty nt llio Ifol--

loxvliiK 131uoob

1 5 THRUM Fort streetf If SOPLR i Merchant street

CRVSTAU SODA WORKS Hotel Street

JPrloo O OontH

THURSDAY DECEMDR 30 1886

LOCALNEWSA new carriage company is pro ¬

jected with telephone connections onthe Merchant street stand

A case of drunkenness and one ofdisorderly condjet composed the en ¬

tries at the Station last night

The Minister of the Interior callsfor tenders up to the 4th prox toerect a shed at the kerosene warehouse

Mr H R Macfarlanc is going tostart with the new yeara wagon delivery of the famous Ahuimanu Ranchbutter

His Majesty yesterday receivedthe officers of the Chilian wartraining ship Pilcomayo at thePilacc

The Intermediary division of theSupreme Court will sit to day having adocket of six criminal and five civilcases on appeal

The seats for the dramatic perform-ance

¬

this evening are nearly all takenat Wisemans office so that persons notyet placed will have to be spry about it

Captain Ashford has postponed theregular drill of the Honolulu Rifles tillto morrow night on account of thedramatic entertainment in the OperaHouse this evening

Dr Robert McKibbin has removedhis drug store to Chief Justice Juddsbuilding Fort street Mr HenryHebbard drayman has removed hisoffice to Lucas Clock building roomlately occupied by Messrs Laine Co

Dr Webb is reported as having saidthat he saw a Chinaman probing theAsylum road with a ten foot pole a fewdays ago and on asking him what hewas doing was informed by John thathe was looking for his hand cart

The Honolulu law library has justreceived the following additionsBoones Code Pleading 2 vols andCorporations Haws Jurisdiction ofCourts and Parties to Actions Deeringon Negligence and California Reportsvols 61 66

The Christmas entertainment of theBethel Union Sunday school will beheld this evening at the Lyceum atseven oclock Besides the children ofthe Sunday school their parents andfriends are cordially invited to bepresent

Both ends of Liliha street have beenput on record ns in a deplorable stateWhen the returns are in from the middle section it will probably befound that the thoroughfare is likePaddys gun that could be made asgood as ever with a new lock stockand barrel

The repairs of damages by fire weredone to the Pacific Navigation Com-panys

¬

building by Mr H Bertelmannfor 650 and th J whole amount of in-

surance¬

due or building and goods263176 has been paid in equal

shares by Messrs Bishop Co andMr A J Cartwright

There were various persons appoint-ed

¬

according to different reports lastevening to the office of Deputy Mar-shal

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The Marshal has not yet how-ever

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selected a man for the office anduntil he does so will conduct pfosecutions himself in the Police Court andconduct other business of the office

In connection with the new appointments to the Supreme Court therewill also be changes in location of theoffices of Judges Bickerton and Fornander Marshal Kaulukou and PoliceJudge Dayton The two first men-tioned

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gentlemen will occupy the roomnow used by the Marshal in the Gov-

ernment¬

building the Marshal takespossession of Judge Bickcrtons quarters at the Police Station and JudgeDayton will occupy a room adjoiningthe Police Court room

A terrific storm of wind and rainaccompanied oy tnunoer broke overthe city about one oclock vesterdavafternoon It only lasted about aquarter of an hour but made the gut ¬

ters rivers and the harbor a boiling seaThe brigantinc Clans Spreckels whilebeing towed to sea was blown foul ofthe steamer Iwalani knocking off someof the bracket work on the lattersdeck houses The barkentines MaryWmkleman and Amelia parted theirstern lines and had to let go anchor

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Police Court

The Police Court record vesterdavbore the following historical entry

Wednesday Dec 29 1886As Jiujqe R F Bickerton having

been promoted to the Supreme Benchas third Associate Justice and his suc ¬

cessor not being appointed thereforeal cases for hearing to day are remand

d to the 30th inst

Try Martinelli Cider It 1 absolutely pureMacUrlarte At Co agents

Wto

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CHUNHOOKThe Recaptured Convict Makes

a Statement

What a Pardoned Rascal Did

Tlic Honor tluit ExistsThieves

Remarkable Disclosures

Among

Chun Hook the Chinese burglar re¬

captured the other day after escaping athird time from penal servitude hasmane a statement before His HonorDaVid Dayton Police Justice which isgiven in full below Fictitious initialsarc given in place of the names di-

vulged¬

of Chiuamen who held communications with the escaped prisonerwhile he was last at large This isdone by request of the magistrate MrDayton the Deputy Marshal wasgiven information of Chun Hooksmovements at different times previousto his successful acting on that givenlast Monday evening but at no timetill then was there any opportunity foreffecting the convicts recapture Theallegation in the prisoners statementthat his escape was planned and assist-ed

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by a recently pardoned convict is asomewhat startling piece of intelligencePeople will ask how many more pardoned rascals arc loose in the community without their identity beingmade known by proclamation alsowhat other plans to defeat justice maythey not have concocted within theprison walls to be carried out on thefirst opportunity Following is ChunHooks statement

Chun Hook states A 13 and 1

were in prison and we had a talk andA B was pardoned Some that hadserious charges against them were par-doned

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A B told me if he was pardoned he would provide means for meto escape and one day on the Nuuanuroad A B asked me if I had anychance to escape So I made up mymind to escape and I was suppliedwith clothing by A 13 A B gave methese clothing at Manoa

I left the ball and chain on the hill-

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on the Pauoa side of the streamopposite the cemetery the same nightthat I left Left the ring at Manoa Ifiled it off When I ran I climbed upin a palm tree opposite the Ice Worksand remained there till after dark thenwent down the stream took off theball and went to Manoa up the creek

I met A B on the road at Manoaand he said his clansmen were to give

100 for me to get a passage to Chinaand C D of E Fs place told methat A B received the 100and also wanted to lay information sothat I would be arrested and that GH I J and A B were trying to haveme arrested C D told me not to go

to any place but to come to his placeand he would dve it to mew I havebeen there three times I found afterwards that C D was concerned withthe others as I was to meet him thereat 8 p m on Monday night December27th I was in the banana patch whenC D sung out to me and I carne outI think the reward should be dividedbetween four parties

Have not stopped in any house Ihelped myself from some of the Chi-

nese¬

cook houses after they had goneto bed A B promised to stow meaway in some vessel baund to ChinaMet him the day I escaped then methim acain at the corner of the cemetery at 7 p m and he gave me a file

Then met him again on the roadsideat Manoa near the stone wall and hegave me some crackers and the fourthtime A U was to taxe me to a vesselgoing to China We were to meet atthe corner ot ii v s place at rawaaI went down and I saw a person andthought it was A B So I sung outto him and it turned out to be C Dand he told me A 13 intended to getthe reward for me and that he C D

would supply me with provisions Did

not know C D before but found outthat he was a member I am not a

member of the Tong Hing Society in

Honolulu but belong to a similar onein China

Have not had a pistol knile or any

implement Had a small knife forcutting tobacco when I ran away butlost it Have a wife and boy aged

eight years and an aged mother inChina Have been here six or seven

years I came in the China steamerduring the small pox of 1881 L Alo

was agent It was about China new

year Have never been in California

Was a blacksmith for tempering stone

mion rhUnls Beloncr to the San

On district of the Quang long prov

ince

Johnny said the editor tohnneftil are von in the first class

school No replied the youngster

who had studied the paternal sheet Iam registered as second class matter

Try Mattlnelli Cider It is absolutely pure

Macfarlanc k Co agents

As a truegenuine appetlierunexcelled

tonic effective invlgorato and

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SUPREME COURT

New Judges Sworn In

The records of the Supreme Courthave the following entries under dateWednesday December 29th 1886

Hon Richard F Bickerton havingbeen this day commissioned as ThirdAssociate justice of the SupremeCourt the oath of office is administered to him by Mr Justice McCullyin the Clerks ollice

Hon Abraham Fornander havingbeen this day commissioned as FourthAssociate Justice of the SupremeCourt the oath of office is adminis-tered

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to him r his residence by MrJustice McCully

STIPULATION

In the three insurance cases in whichC Michiels is plaintiff entered for theJanuary term the following stipulationwas yesterday filed by the attorneys

Stipulated that in the above entitledactions respectively the defendantstherein have until and including the8th day of January 1887 to plead insaid actions

His Honor

Yesterday Mr David Dayton Deputy Marshal who has procured unnumbered summons against transgressors during the past many years was

his

himself summoned to the Governmentbuilding There he was served with awrit in the shape of a commission con-stituting

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him His Honor the PoliceJustice of Honolulu and the District of

at

Kona vice His Honor R F Bick-

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promoted to the Supreme BenchMr Dayton has been connected withthe police establishment of this islandsince 1858 first as a policeman next

s Deputy Sheriff and then when the1 iw creating the office of Deputy Marshrl was passed in 1878 appointed to

ic new office He has therefore theistinction of having been the first De

I u y Marshal in this Kingdom Inthat position he has proved an alwayscool calm collected imperturbablejudicious and industrious official thosebeing the very qualifications most re-

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for the place and that with aknowledge of the Penal and CivilCodes acquired as public prosecutor inthe Court he is now to preside overwill doubtless make him an excellentmagistrate

Knights of Pythias

The annual meeting of Oahu LodgeNo 1 K of P was held last eveningat its hall on tort street at which agoodly number of knights were presentAmongst other business transacted wasthe election of officers for the ensuingterm It was proposed to have a publie installation of the officers und nextWednesday evening was fixed as thedate for carrying out the propositionA communication was sent to the sisterlodge Mystic No 3 inviting it to takepart in the ceremonies which invita-tion

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was kindly accepted After install-

ing

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ceremonies there will be a socialand dance for whicn a committee wasappointed to invite the families andfriends of the members BrotherChas T Hoyt was elevated to theposition of Past Commander Theresult of the election of officers is asfollows Chas H Clark ChancellorCommander John D Holt ViceChancellot Chas W Hart PrelateJohn C White Keeper of Records andSeal Saml CDwicht Master of Finance Jules A Rodanct Master ofExchequer John Markham Master atArms James Veary Inner GuardChas B Dwight Outer Guard

Spoils

The plunder found in possession oftwo prisoners ctiurgcu wnu iouuniMcCandless Brothers premises whilein care of the prison overseers is madeup as follows 4 white silk handker-chiefs

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1 pair white socks 1 undershirti razor 1 Smith Wesson revolver 6

Spanish dollars 1 do dollar 1

American l dollar 1 gold ring withamethyst stone n cartridges Howthey could have stowed away so muchspoil without immediate detection is

one of the many mysteries associatedwith Hawaiian prison administration

SIDE LIGHTS

Restaurante Espanol Calle KingComidas a todas hosas Cafe a la

ChilenaSmoke the Wedge to be found at

C J McCarthysSmokers see what Messrs HollisterCo have to say

Tun Daily Herald 50 cents permonth delivered

Shipping Intelligence

ARRIVALSWSDNHSDAV Dec JO

Schr Mlllo Morris from KoolauSchr Kob Hoy from Koolau

DEPAimmEsStmr Iwatanl for KaualStmr Wnlaleale for Lahaina and HamakuaAm ligtno Claus Spreckels for San FranciscoStmr Iehua for HamakuaIlk Forest Queen for ban Franciscohchr Jenny Walker for Fannings IslandSchrMiullluifor WaialuaSchr Moiwahlne for Ham kuaSchr Ilhohho for Hawaii

VESSELS LEAVING TO --DAYSchr Hhukal for Waialuaoj ifnix ikali or lcpeekeo

J Schr Rob Hoy for Koolau

Schr Mine niorn ior rwvu

PASSENGERSFor kauai per stmr lualanl Wednesday Dec ao

Geo 11 Ie Key Master Willie Rice ami brother MrMr Myhre K A Hanson Mr Wilcox Hon B - Kauaiwife and a children W Waterhouse R L Auerbachand about 50 deck

Vessels in Port from Foreign PortaGertk Pacific Olfman from Bremen GermanyAm bktne Geo C Perkins Ackerman from San

FranciscoHaw schr Jennie Walker Anderson from Tannings

IslandDktne Mary Winkclman Backus fiom San Fran

ciscoAm Ik Forest Queen from San TranciscoItktne Wrestler Sclianane from Newcastle N S WIlk Ceylon from San t rancuscoIlk NeUie Slay Austin from N C N S WAm bk Saranac from NewYorkDgtne W II Dimond from San rrancicoAm ship Mercury from Newcastle N S WItktne Lureka from San FranciscoIlk Star of Devon from Fnnnlnus IslandItetne Claus Spreckels from San FranciscoDktne Flla from San FranciscoDktne John Smith from Newcastle NSWAm tern W S Bowne Paul from San FranciscoMartha Davis llenson from Doston

Voisols Expoolod from Poroign PortsAm brgtne Salina DIake from San Francisco dueAmbk Martha Davis I M Denson sailed from

Boston August 7th due December 10 30 To C Ilrewera 10

Brbk Martha Fisher to have sailed from LiverpoolAugust 95

llrit bk Glengaber Rolleston from Liverpool dueJanua y 15 30 1887 T II Divles S Co ajtenis

Am bktne S N Castle Hubbard from Port Towntend W T due December 15 30 Castle Cookeagents

Haw bk Ladv Lampion Marston from Newcastledue February 10 ao To Ilreuer Co agents

Gerbk Hydra from Hongkong due December i ijGer bk II trail from Liverpool due Feb¬

ruary 9o o 1887 iu Schaefer Co agentsStmr Explorer from Apia due December

34 31S S Mariposa Hayward from the Colonies due

January 14Dktne Consuelo Cousins from San Francisco due

December 8 3JBgtne Wm O Irwin McCulloch from San Francisco

due December 25 30Bktne Planter Perriman from San Francico due

December 95 30Bk Caibanen Perkins from San Francisco due De

cember 38 January 5Chilian eorveile Pilcoma 0 L A Gont from Valpa

raiso via Easter Island1

NOTESThe bark Martha Davis is discharging her cargo at

the P M S S Cos wharfThe schooner Robltoy arrived jesterday vilhtoo

bags of salt and will sail again to diy- The schooner Mille Morris had 330 bags of paddyfrom Ewa yesterday

The brigantine Claus Spreckels sailed sterday with

779 bags of rice 400 barrels of molasses 75 bunches ofbananas and 43 empty gasoline tanks

The barkentfne Forest Queen was taken out to seajesterday She had 15341 bjRS of sugar and toobunches of bananas

The bark Nellie May is taking ballast at Wilderswharf She will sail for Port Townsend sometime thisweek

The ship Mercury is docked this side of the P M S SCos wharf where she will discharge her cargo ofcoat

The wind has been more favorable for coastingschooners the past 3 dajs and they are taking advantags of it

The birk Martha Davis is the cleanest and brightestlooking vessel that has been here for some time

jpB Juthorita

TENDERSWANTED

Tenders will be received at the Interior

Office until Tuesday January 4th 1887 for

the construction of a shed at the Kerosene

Warehouse Honolulu

Specifications for the above work can be

seen at the office of the Superintendent of

Puollc Works L AHOLOMinister of the Interior

Honoulu Dec 29 1886

cilcto uuevtiscments

HI II Opera House

Thursday EvengDec 30

Amateur Dramatic Pctformance of J PalgraveSimpsv Three act Comedy

I Scrap of Paper

With the following Casts

Prosper Couramont Mr T F BrownBaron De La Glacierb MrH WMorseBuisemouche Mrs F B HastingsAnatole Mr F BishoplUrriSTE Mr J DowsettLouise De La Glacieue Miss B ParkeSuzanni De Ruseviixe MrsJ D StrongMAiitunn Miss B MakeeZenoihe Miss S KingPauline Miss Z Atkinson

Prices of AdmissionParqttette and Dress Circle i ooBalcony Circle 75Gallery -- - 5

Box nlan open at T E Wisemans onTuesday 28th at 9 a ni

Scats reserved without extra charge Doorsopen at 730 p m Performance begins at 8

NOTICEDESIRING SLIPS OR SITPERSONS Fort Street Church can pro

cure same by apphlng to the Treasurer MrJ B Athcrton at Castlq Cooks

WARNINGPERSONS ARE WARNEDALL tresnassini on the nremlses o the

subscriber on Beretania street nrxt St ioulsCollege Offenders will be prosecuted andany person found on the place at night will benaoieiogei nun hiwu U1N

Honolulu Dec 2

itcto 3Uiwttocmcnto

JUST RECEIYD

A small invoice of

CIGARSImported tlircct from Havana

C O BERGER

MING

Those Delicious andNew

RichYears

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PESChristmas and

MINCE PIESEnjoying a twenty years reputation will beready for sale from THURSDAY December23rd at

F HORNSALSO

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR S CAKE

Of all descriptions decorated In HORNSwell known artistic style fiomlooto 500or at 50 cents per pound at the

Pioneer Steam Candy Factory Bakery

Hotel St bet Nuuanu and Fort StBoth Telephones No 74

J H SOPERInvites attention to the following Jist of

HOLIDAY GOODSJust received per Oceanic steamship Australia

ci iildrens booksChatterbox 1886 beautifully boundFrank Leslies Chatterbook doOur Hero General TjS Grant Where When

and How He FoughtNursery A Ii C Picture Story Magic

Dream and Fortune Telling liooks etc

CARDS AND PICTURESCHRISTMAS CARDS beautiful designs

including Raphael Tuck Sons ArtisticSeries

Large Scrap Pictures comprising the LordMayors Procession The Queen Returning from a Review and other grand subiects

Small Shell PlaquesChildrens Toy UlocksGames etc etc

STANDARD BOOKS

Family Bibles with RegistersHills ManualSecrets of Success in BusinessGolden Key to SuccessSuccessful HousekeepingDen HurBoots and SaddlesAnd a large variety of popular works

GOLD PENS AND HOLDERS

In large supply and variety Diaries PocketBooks Blank Books etc etc

J H SOPERBookseller Stationer and News Agent

Gazette BlockMerchanl Street

NewGooclsNew Goods per Mariposa

AUGUSTUS L SMITHHas received an excellent assortment of

CHRISTMAS GOODS among which are

Christmas cards plain and fringed ranging in

price from 5 cents upwards Dolls in great

variety large end small j Doll Carriages

Transparent slates Writing desks Dominoes

Checkers Perfume cases Christmas candles

Candle holders Tree ornaments Trumpets

Tops Paint boxes Purses Papetries Etc

Etc Etc Etc

THE GREAT ARMYTO OF WRITERSGillots Eslerbrook Steel Pens

TODDS COLD PENS

FAliniVS ANT1 NERVOUS PENHOLDKKS

Rnbber Holders Cork Holders hory and EhonyHolders sold mounted Ivory and Hone

Folders and Paper Cutters Falers TabletErasers Denlsonn Vehet Erasers

Crystal Rubber Kubbcrm woodpencil shape Ihumli Tacks

Pencil Protectors KubbcrHands of various

sties etc etc

For Stile by TIIOS fl XUllU3lNo 160 Fort Stkkut

General uucmofiimitc

Santa Cfa

106 FORTflSTREET

Is replete with ItsJ usual variety of attractive andseasonable Novelties for young and til iMrHiTn

Consisting In part of

3iIl8cclIniicouArlA Present ntlon Hooks

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second invoice of Mrs Sinclairs Indigenouslowers of the Hawaiian Islands 1 lorala d handy volume Poets Juvenile books

Office and Pocket Diaries for 1887

New Style Papeterles and Tablets

Portfolios Plush Goods Ladies and Gents TravelingCases Necessaries Work Baskets fitted Gold

Pencils Pens und Holders Charms Stylo ¬

graph Pens Christmts and New YearsCards with more to follow

NEW TOYS AND GAMES

For the Young Folks

Dolls and Doll Sundries

Heads Bodies Arms Shocs Hats Jewelry Etc

Wire Dcds and Matrasses Dolls Ou riaes Chaltand tables Wagons Barrows Sulkies

Velocipedes Tricycles RockingHorses Shoo flys

RUBBER GOODSDolls Rattles Animals Malls Etc

Croquet Sets Asstd Grades

Together with a variety of other articles whichbe seen to be appreciated

Orders respectfully solicited and filled with tare

TIIOS G THRUMnnOKHELIEK and STATIOTOi

MNCE

10H Fort Street

On sale at the

King Street

PIES

MINCE PIESMade from the Celebrated recipe Messrs

Mellir Halbc

Crystal Soda Works

MANUPACTUI1KRS or

Etc

must

of

SODA WATERALE

FLORIDA LEMONADE

Aeratod Waters of All Kinds

Fruit SyrupGandEssencos

Our Goods ate ncliiowlcired the DUST NO CORKS

WE USE PATENT STOPPERS

III all our Hollies

JKT Wo invite particular attention to our PatentFiller recently introduced by which all waters usedn our mtnufacture is absolutely freed from all Impurities

tT Wa deliver our Goods free of charge to all partsof the city

Careful attention ptld to Islands Orders Address

THE CRYSTAL SODA WORKS

P O IiOX 307 HONOLULU H I

Telephone No 298

NiwPlitograpliGilloryAbove Pantheon Stable

Fort Sjimikt Honolulu H I

Portraits and vlewi- Firt class work Satisfactiguaranteed

J A GONSALVES

WOLFE

Headquartts

c oITo 66 HOTEL STREET

Have Received by Late ArrivalsAmerican and English Jams and Jellies Table and Pie Krul htar Hams Oxford Sn r s

Curried Fowl Kippered Herrings Preserved llloaters Fried Eel Flndon Ifrdtocl Plum

Pudding French and American Peas Crackers Cakes Maclcmies Fine Jliscuit IsAlso a large assortment of Candles and Nuts Orders will receive careful attention and

prompt delivery guaranteedP O Box no Dell Telephone No 349 Mutual No 149

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5lijr Are a I ot of Cnmclenrelt SfCioallstlc Iraud lllplier Gtwlea

Among the religious ttirtitnUons of Fensiatbe dervish tlewrTcs mention From amongtheir rtvnts tbo noblest thinkers teachers andpocU sprang in tho days of old but this blong post To day the dervishes nre a lot ofconscknoelesR umcrupulous ragamuffin beg¬

gars intriguers fanatic atheists sensualistsand cynics by tarns They are all hasheeshsmokers bbengbt and lead a dtvolute lifeusing religion as a cloak to cover all theirsirts and pemions and nearly nl trays in lenguowith tbo lulls and robbers and thieves Manyof them aro Hindoos and among their num-ber

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may ba found people of oil degrees evensome of the wealthiest and highest

The common beggar derrisb is a fellow ofpronounced depravity His appearance isbod enough lie wears rags begrimed andfilthy beyond belief His beard and hair oreleft growing and are unkempt and full ofvermin His vcieo ii cracked and bis eye islustreless from the constant use of the soulbenumbing bheng hosbecsh He carries astick the handle of which is carried o as todescribe the Persian characters for YahAll and besides that he exhibits the kashknllcoacoanut shell to receive alms in and often

an old tiger skin thrown over his shouldersand the horn of anargati mountain sheepto prodnce the horrible noise with which heunderstands with snch perfection to make annisanco of himself He sits down atsomoshady street corner and howls at everypasser by his Yahhakk Oh eternal trothwithout ever taking tho trouble to rise whensoliciting alms Ho will receive money fromanybody even unbelieving Ferenghi butwill send curses and strong vituperation afterpeople if they have not given him as much ashe expected Many of them will feien insanity the better to beguile tho unwary Sbceitewho UIco the Turk has a feeling of tenderpity and reverence for the demented

The higher grade dervishes style themselvesAble azaad free jmople and ore generallymen of some education but are like theother kind arrant vagabonds and worse ifthe opportunity is favorable They wearcleaner clothes and part their hair in tbomiddle but smoke bheng too and generallyhave women companions the lowest of theirsex along with them While the lower kindof dervishes are too ignorant to know any¬

thing this latter species of tbo genus are con-firmed

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atheists while at the same time lead ¬

ing a lifo of idleness and vice on the strengthof their pretended claim to holiness andpiety A few a very few of them arestill however men of learning and austerityv- - mve pupils nqri followers Cor Jfew

it Times

Fan Among Kngliih AristocratsThe gayety at dinner sometimes rises into

hilarity On a hot night In June not manyyears ago I was dining with a young carlTbo party was composed exclusively of menall of high rank friends anil associates ofroyalty members of tho Marlborough clubwhere at that time you were expected alwaysto be in evening dress after 8 oclock as youmight meet the Prince of Wales The housewas a Scotch one and after we rose tho piperwas brought in He had already passed threetimes around the table during dinner playingbis bagpipes but now it was proposed to havea dance and two young noblenion were pittedagainst each other in a Highland fling Therivals took off their coats and waistcoats andtheir evening shoes and began capering withall the fervorof the stage Irishman leapingbrandishing their arms whooping and shout ¬

ing like Florence or Barney Williams In nfavorite role The others Joined in or tooktheir turn whilo tho screech of the bagpipoaccompanied an1 excited the performerOnce or twice the young host came tome inthe corner where I sat watching this extraor-dinary

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scene in a London drawing room andasked me if I thought they were savagesBut I was delighted to study the manners ofthe inhabitants and begged them to go onAnd they did

At tbo center of Uio long room tbo youngaristocrats now heaped up In a mass all thomovable furniture sofas ottomans andchairs Then nearly every man of tho com ¬

pany in turn started from the head of theroom to leap over tho pile Somo stumbledone or two fell but most of them cleared thobarrier No ono was hurt but clothes weretorn trousers burst and every noblo acrobatwas bathed in perspiration Tho sport waskept up till nearly midnight and then it wastime to dress again for they were all goingto a ball at the Duchess of BuccleughsSo tho party broke up and an hour or twolater I met tbem again renewed in appear ¬

ance and attire and as subdued in man-ner

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as the ordinary undemonstrative English ¬

manThese young fellows bad not drank any

great quantity of wino their exhilarationwas simply natural spirit tbo result of highhealth youth and intimate company and afeeling that whatever they did their doing itmado it appropriate They were a rollickingset but there was no vulgarity in their mirthno coarseness even in their boisterotunessBut they broko somo very precious porcelainIn tlieir performances Adam BadeausLetter

Great Estates Kept For ShootingScotch hunting is a gentlemans occupation

Tho poor daro not bhoot the gamo whichruns all about tbem and the rabbits are astamo as kittens Great estates are kept herofor nothing cho but shooting They ore notfanned and aro often of thousands of acresBometlmes thtwo estates aro let by the year oroeoson to gentlemen who wish to shoot andit has been estimated that tbo averogo cofct ofhunting deer in this way was 500 per stagkilled It Is the great grouso season and thoregion of Trossacbs aro full of them Theyaro found upon tho moors and hunted withdogs

Thcue Scottish moors I hod always supposedto t something liko tho American swamp ormarsh I was surprised to find that they aremountainous lands covered with grass andthe low hushes known as heather Thosebushes look Uko little xprigs of pino set intotho ground and they have littlu blue blossomson tbem They make the landscape of theSco sh highlands peculiarly beautiful dud I

omparo it to nothing but great hillsued with beautiful dark green plants

villi here and there a patch ot rich darkcllvo brown Thora is a velvety lint to thograss here which we dont get in Americaand tho great moisture of tho air keeps thograss green hero tho year round Frank OCarpenter in Cleveland Leader

Personalities In FrancaSarcoy tells amusingly enough how Tho

Figaro for years twitted lilra about tho sizeof his tars Once Tho Figaro had a storyabout him somowhat ns follows A man wasseen loitering along the Seine trying towrench out of tho masonry tho big iron ringsboats ore fastened to When arrested by thepolice it turned out to bo Franclvjue SarcoyWhat ho was doing was searching for earrings for bis own adornment Tho Argo ¬

nautThe Queens Umbrella

Queen Victoria was presented a aw daysago with a specially made umbrella fromGlasgow Tho handle was a round globo otOne gold representing the world studdedover with precious stones to represent hercaJMtya dominions

Hmg1 V- - - ir THHijjv-TT-- n j nw

JUDGE NOf

And be brtmdit tbe stows down from the moun ¬

tainDeep engraven by Gods own band

And they of religion the fountainBut bow few bare kept their eojnmandl

Ah tbe tablets came straight from beartoAnd they Here of Ood given birth

But lib Son still a nir one hath givenThat ye lots onfanother on earth

And no one can eer think for another lOr teD bow his footsteps are ted

But lie who was humanitys brotherTor all of humanity Wed

Bon D IIouv n LiUanapoUs Herald

AN ERA OF FRAUDS

How Charity Organisations am Used byThose Too Lazy to Work

Tbe Charity Organization society which islocated in a iraiet part of University placeand which Is managed by some well knownphilanthropic ladies is a society tfaats doinzmuch good in the way of masting tbe worthypoor and in putting tbem in positions wherethey can help themselves A reporter whocalled at tbe headquarters Uwlay found tbeladies in charge busy as usual in Issuing

woodyard cards in investigating appealsfor assistance and in listening to the varioustalcs of distress that were told by a smallarmy of applicants It was a motley arrayThere was a typical country boy who likeHowells Lemuel Barker had come to griefwhile seeking his fortune in the metropolisHe wanted to go homo to his mother Therewas an educated Englishman who had cometo this land of promise to And it a land ofbricks without straw He wanted workThere w re destitute willows and brokendown gentlemen

-- We do the best we can said the specialagent who business it is to receive thesevisitors but I tueuro you we get just a triflediscouraged at times and our faith in humannature is frequently and violently shaken

What percentage of those whom you assistturn out to bo deservingr

Well it may seem a strango statementbut as a matter of fact I believe that 00 percent of them aro frauds o Its not drinkolthouglrdrink in many cases has much to dowith it If I were asked what I And to bo tbecause of destitution in most of the cases thatI ran called upon to Investigate 1 should saythat it is laziness pure and unadulterated Ihavo here now a letter from n man who oughtto noed help from no one Wo have placedhim In good positions three times He haslost them by carelessness and now be comesback to us Ho is but a rumple There is aclass that seem to think tliat they ore entitledto bo supported by public charity But wemust deal with nil lest the deserving be over-looked

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The mantle of charity Is broad andcovers many things the long suffering ladycontinued Among other things it covers agood many people who are able to coverthemselves But frauds will always exist Isuppos New York Mail and Express

JlutTalo ItlUs TitleI earned tbo title of Buffalo Bill by killing

buffaloes on the plains The Kansas Pacificrailroad was being built through the heart ofthe buffalo country in 18G7 8ome 1500hands were employed at that end of tberoute The Indians were constantly on thewar path and freeh meat was difficult to ob-

tain¬

Hunters were engaged to kill buffaloesfor tbe firm who had the contract for board ¬

ing the employes of the road I had somelittle reputation as a good shot and especiallyat live cattle to I was engaged at a salary of

500 per month to kill buffaloes Twelve ofthese huge animals were required each dayNothing but tho hams and humps were eatenI knew tho work would be very dangerousbecause the Indians were riding all over thecountry indulging in their favorite sport ofkilling p white man when they caught onoalone on tbe prairie But I agreed to furnishthe meat Indians or no Indians l Knewwould often bo flvo or ten miles from thoroad and was liable to attack by the redskinsMy success as n meat provider was so greattbo road bands liegan to call me Buffalo Billand the name lias remained with roe Manystirring adventures occured to me during thoseventeen months I hunted buffaloes for theKansas Paciile road I killed 4fiS0 buffaloesbesides hoi ne Indians New York Mail andExpress

Manuscript and MagazinesMr Ivan Moran soI4 a story four or flvo

years ago to Mr Bunce then tho editor ofApplctons Journal for 85 That journalceaed to oxlst before Ivans story saw day-light

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in its columns and Mr Bunce returnedit to the author White the Manhattanstarted its editor Mr Fornuui gave MrMoran 850 for it That magazine went theway of ull weaklings before they had time togive the world Mr Moranif story Lost weekMr Moran sold tliat story onco more andreceived 50 for it Tho story would fillthree columns of a dally paper and MrMoron has received 185 for it already ButMr Moron isnt always as fortunateas thatLast week ho received this from Frank Lesliespublishing house My dear Moran Please Andpoem inclosed Its merits nro fully appreci ¬

ated but the unfortunate tact remains thatabout 100 worth cost price of course thoIntrinsic valuo Is much greater of yourpoems are still awaiting publication with usYours very truly Bcnj G Smith NewYork Graphic

Objecting to the ExpenseIt Is really disgraceful that taxpayers

should lie asked to defray the cost of all royalnossaees across the channel Every time thePrince of Wales crosses to Calais or Boulognetbe public have to pay 10 and oven thotraveling expenses of tho Grand Duko of Hessand tho O and Duchess of MecklenburgStrclltz and other members of tho family aroborne by tho country All these people re ¬

ceive largi- - Hownnces out of nhlcb theyoifrht to W- - to defray such expenses in

cm1 of i on tho taxpayers in thisscandalous i especially as tho whole ofthese ia - am mere pleasure trips Iftho ordinary steamers are not good enoughfor tho royalties let them hire special ixxtta attheir own oxpenso as thoy can well afford todo thanks to tho exuberant liberality ofparliament London Truth

3loilJeka to Young Sirs lllalneThis extract from Mme Modjeskas letter

to the young Mrs Blaine contains tho wis¬

dom of exiicrlenco I shall inks you ofcourse but it Is far bctterforyou tliat you nrenot going on tho stago after alb Our Ilfo isnot nil strewn with roses and the existenceof a young lx nntlful girl In our profewion Is

something very sad bcliovo roe You wereborn to shine but not on tho stage you willshine in society and bo tho prido of your hus-

band¬

and yours and when you aro old youvlll havo a circlo of devoted friends aroundwhich will make your llfo sweet and cosyAn actress is only appreciated at tbe tlmo ofher glory when sho lias given to the worldall that was best in her sho Is like an emptyIwttlo no ono cares for her any more Exchange

Unlriiio Fence PostsA Burlington Vt man takes railroad raits

has them painted black and tbo flatigo boredfor wires and then uses them for fence postsThe effect Is said to tio tinfriuo and ttrlkingChicago Times

Central Jftucrtiscmcnts

H HACKFELD CO-- OiTcr for Sale--

Various Sims

STEEL RAILS FENCE WIRES

ROOFING SLATES CEMENT

CROCKERY ROCK SALT

Vienna FurnitureAnd a Large Variety of other Goods too Numerous to Mention

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LDSLtViSSt KS U

Dillingham Co and Saml NottHOLIDAY GOODS

Meriden Silver Plated Ware New designs in ChandeliersLamps and Lanterns

POCKET CUTLERY SHELF HARDWAREAgricultural Implements a new Fire Proof Paint for Shingle and

Metal Roofs Carriage Paint for country use no varnish required StovesTinware Lubricating Oil Kerosene Oil -- and General Merchandise

Charles Hustack109 and 111 King S- - tstweta Tort trad Alakruu

Has received per late arrivals a full assortment of

STAPTiX AISTP ANrcrg- - GEOCjComslin in art of

Family Flour Gerraea Oat Meal Com Meal Cracked Wheat Breakfast Gem Dupee Hamand Bacon Codfish Lard Smoked Beef New Cheese Kegs Cal Batter Dates RaisinsMustard Sacce Sea Foam Wafers Saloon and Medium Bread Apples Humboldt PotatoesWheat Corn Bran Also a fall line of Cal Cracker Cos Crackers and Cakes All olwhich are offered at lowest rates All orders receive careful attention and prompt delivery

Both Telephones No 119 P O Box No 37

The Central Cigar StandCampbells Block Merchant Street

F HILDER - - - ProprietorBell Telephone 172 Mutual Telephone 375

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

The Finest Manilla Cigars in the Market on Hand

Island orders Carefully attended to Give me a call

George EngelhardtFormerly with Samuel Nott

Importer and Dealer In

STOVES CHANDELIERS LAMPSALSO

rockery Glassware House Furnishing Hardware AgateIron and Tinware

AGENT HALLS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANYBeaver Block Fort Street

Tbt Slore fonrerly occupied by S Nott oppoUte Sheckkls Co Hank Honolulu II I

S N CASTIEC P TASTLKl

BATIIERTONJ II CASTLt

- CASTLE COOKE

Shipping Commission MerchantsIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

GENERAL MERCHANDISE

AGENTSFORKohaU Sugar Company Haiku Sugar Company

Iaia Plantation liiichdtk k Co FlantatianGronrKanch Plantation R Haluead W ialiia Plantation

A II Smith L Co Koloa Kauai

Jtiion Fire and Marine Insurance Company of San Francitcoina Fire Insurance Company ot Hartford

The New England Muua Life Inturance Company of liottnnO M Weitoai Patent Centrifugal Machine

The New Vprk and Honolulu Packet Line

The Merchants Line Honolulu and San FrancitcoDr aync h Son Celebrated Medicine

Wilcox Gibbl Remington and Wheeler 4 WiUon Sewing Machi

LAINE COHave received a consignment of tbe most Economical and Valuable Feed for all kinds of stock viz

COOKED LINSEED MEALIt is the greatest Flesh former Milk and Butter producer n use

Oil Cake Meal shows about 17 per cent of nutritive matter this nearly 39 per cent 100 U of this meaIs enual to 100 lbs ot oats or 318 lbs of com or to yij lbs of wheat bran Also our UnrivaledMIXED FEED as well as our usual supply of the best kinds ot

Hay Oat Wheat Cora Etc EtcWhich is offered at the Lowest Market Kates and delivered free ny part of the city

B B THOMASContractor Builder

Estimates given on all kinds of Brick Iron Stone anl Wooden Huildings Kefm to thefollowing prominent buildings erected by him amongst others too numerous to mention theKings Palace Lunalilo Home Opera House Honolulu Library Wilder Mrs Lack Policeanu Aswan isuiiumgs uic

BricWork in all its Branchesfice S corner Queen and Alakea Streitt

jttiJlJSrSJy ki 4AII- -

J

Ma TcltpWe No jf 1

aaidthet

General Jlubcrtiscmcnt

W cGhosm sobs

GROCERS

ISo 455 Siieen St

SUGAR SUGAR

Ia tomtt tf turrit n Loie

BM Floor rtUen Gatetb Flour El Dorado

Crown Flat 1

SV Wheal BeitSacks Barley Best

Sacks Com Best WholSacks Corn Best Cracked

Sacks Bran Coarse and Fine

Sacks Beans WhileSacks Beans Red

Sacks Beans BayouSacks Ceans Horse

Sacks Beans Lima

SACKS POTATOES HEST in GUNNIES

Cases NicnaciJCases Extra Soda Crackers

Cases Medium BreadCases Cracked Wheat 10 lb baji

Cases Corn Meal white to lb bigsCases Oat ileal to lb bags

Cases Com Starch

Casks Dupee Hams

Casks LtA Hams CarsR B Baron

Cases FairbanVs Lard - lb pailCases Fairbank s Lard lb pat

Cases Fairhanks Laid 10 lb pall

Cases Whitneys Butler In tinsHalf firkins Butter Gilt Edge

- Qr 6rkins Duller O t Edge

Cases JVev Cheese

Boxes and bdls Salt CodfishIlbls Tierces Columbia River Salmon

Cases Laundry StarchBoxes Brown Laundry Soap

Pure Java Coffee Roasted and Ground 1 lb tinsSacks Green CofTce

Chests Japan 1 ea 1 lb papersChests fapan Tea H lb papers

Boxes Ratlins London Layerst boxes Raisins London Ijj ers

Boxes lUUint Mucate

Drums CitronBoxes Currants

Cases ChocolateCases Mixed Pickles

Cases Spices atiorted all site

Sacks English W dnutsSacks Soft Shell Almonds

Cases California Honey 1 lb tinsCases King Morse Cos fresh cauued

Fiuits Jellies and VegetablesBales Wrapping Pper extra qua ity

A AUC ASSntTMKNT

Best California Leather

Sole InvJe Harness Skirting and UppersFrench and American Calfskins

Sheep Skint Goat SkinsSaddles and Saddle Tree

These goods are sew and fresh and will be sold t

tOWKST MARKET RATES

M W McChesney Sons

cvikuri

Ho 42 Oueon Sti wet

mki n mil mm n 1 r h tmma

fficttcrnt Abbcrttecmcntfl

DUFFYS

Pure Halt Wliisky

FOR

Medicinal UseNO FUSEL OIL

Absolutelyl Pure and Unadulterated

IN USE IN

HospitalCnrnllvo IniMtationi

InflrmarleaAND

Ptesxribcd by Physicians Everywhere

THFOM- Y-

Piire StimulantForllieSicklnratidsConratesdngPatierti

Aged People

WEAK AND DEBILITATED WOMEN

Awarded ElRvr Pkiik Gold MedalWorld Exposition New Orleans La U

ITor ExcollenccZaxiil Purity

Macfarlane CoSolo Agonts

Wenner CoManufacturing and Importing

Xo Dii Fort Street

Always keep on hand a most elejant assortment of

FINE J EWELRYSOLID AND PLATED SILVER WARE

Ever brought to this marker

Clocks Watches Bracelets Neck-

lets¬

Plus Lockets Gold Chainsand Guards Sleeve Buttons

Studs Etc EtcAnd ornaments of all kinds

Elegant Solid SUvor Tea SellAnd all kinds of silverware suitable for presentation

KUKUI AND SHELL IEWELRYMade to order

Repairing of watcLes and jewelry carefully at

tended to and executed in the most workmanhlemanner

ENGRAVING A SPECIALTYParticular attention is paid to orders and job work

from the other Islands

Hawaiian HotelCarriage Co

Carriages at all hours day and

night Saddle horses buggies wagon

nettes and village carts with stylish and

gentle horses to let

Horses clipped with the PatentLightning Clipping Machine

FOR SALEA few good Horses 2 Phaetons

Two Top Buggies second hand Har-

ness and 2 Village Carts

PRICES TO SUITTHE TIMESKing up Telephone Number j or Apply

MILES HAYLEY

J GOMESh Watchmaker and Jeweler

Has juu arrived from San Francisco and lisopened a stole opposite Harts Ice Cream Parlorswhere he will attend to the manufacturing of all kind

of Jcu ctry The setting of diamonds etcClironomoters a Spoclalty

fMeIgOtampsO W BURGESS

Has for sale a variety of rare foreign postage sump

for collections Cull and see them at

No 84 Kino- - Struct Honolulu

npHOS G THKUM

iMTOKTINC ANDMANtFACTUKINO

Stationer llool ntlhr JriiifrT JloohbliKlrr rtr

And publisher of the Hawaiian Almanac and AnnualDealer In line Stationery Hooks Music ToS aim

Fancy Goods

Fort Strcbt Nbak Hotkl H jWldii

JUST RECISIVSDA splendid assortment of liquors

comprising the various brands of Wines

Spirits and Ales which we guarantee to

be of the finest quality suitable for

Xmas presents Try a bottle it will

make your friends heart rejoice

THE ROYAL SALOONCor of Nuuanu and Merchant Sts

K II F WOLTEKManager

TJONOLULU IRON WORKS Co

ronm lUitiif llollnr Swmr JCaoltri Iran lira l lent Ca l

Honolulu

Machinery of every description made 10

riicular attention paid to ihp IllacktmlthlnSwork executed on the shorlestnotice

irVWiftirtirtitttttAi-

VOL I

Central uuctiiccmcntG

Christmas is ComingAND

IS

Wllh a large variety of goods suitable forpresents to old ami young Received by the

Mariposa

Chinese New GoodsFOR

Christmas PresentsEmbroidered Silk Handkerchiefs with bor ¬

ders In all colors Embroidered Grass ClothHandkerchiefs Silk Crepe Shawls allcolors

DRESS MATERIALIn Silk Tongce Silk and Grass Cloth

Fans in Great Variety

Also a full line of Fancy English and American Goods a full line of Millinery GoodsLaces new patterns of Embroidery LinenHandkerchiefs all kinds Childrens ClothingHats Caps etc Ladies Gentlemen andChildrens Underwear and in short every ¬

thing to be found in a first class Dry GoodsStore

GOO KIMCorsior Fort twad Hotol Sta

C J McCarthyHAS RECEIVED FROM

San Francisco per Mariposa and other latearrivals a very choice collection of cigars andsmokers articles consisting in part of

Havana Cheroots Operas Duettos Lit-tle

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Dudes Triplets Cherubs andthe Fine Flor de Cuba

Also some Full Dress Pet Sweet Caporaland other popular brands of Cigarettes

Dont forget to come and try some of thesefine goods which can be had at

107 FORT STREET

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

UNDERSIGNED HAVINGTHE duly appointed Administratrix ofthe estate of Keonc Kapu late of Honoluludeceased all persons having claims against thesaid estate are notified that they must presentthe same duly verified and with propervouchers to the undersigned within six monthsfrom date of this notice or they will be for-ever barred and all persons indebted to saidestate are requested to make immediate pay ¬

ment to me LAVINIA KAPUAdministratrix of the cstntc of Keonc Kapu

Honolulu Dec 32 1 886

FOR SALE OR LEASEPREMISES SITUATED ONTHOSE street called Kananiloliiathe

property of C II Judd are for sale or forlease for a term of years

For particulars inquire ofALEX J CARTWRIGHT

Honolulu Dec 11 1886

Honolulu December i 1886

From the first day of January next

the rental of instruments at present in

use in the Districts of Ewa Waianac

Waialua and Koolaupoko will be re-

duced

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to 500 per monthGODFREY DROWN

President

NOTICETo Hackmen

AND- -

LIVERY STABLESIf you are in need of a GOOD

CUTUNDER CARRIAGE BUGGY

PHAETON or CART call on CHAS

T HOYt corner of Alakea and King

streets before you make your purchase

elsewhere Every carriage is warrantedfor one year

THOMAS LINDSAY

Manufacturing JewelerI Mo GO Nntinnu Stroot

Honolulu H IParticular attention paid to repairing

o u DOLE

Lawyer anil Notary Public

Office at 15 Kaahumanu Street

JOHN T DARK

Attorney and Counsellor at Law

Officel No is Spreckels lllock Honolulu H I

P 0 Pox 8

N F BURGESSExpressmap and Drayman

84 King Street Honolulu

Office iltnhoiM No 101 - Residence IJJ

THE DAILY30 1886

Scncntl

nunIt is pure

and is in

the Orchard from fresh

selected Apples one year

before being placed on

the Market and gener ¬

ates its own gas by

NATURAL

Co

Sole Agents

TXEZ IMI G OTOPhyilcKnand Surgeon

a

Office liours at kakaiko from 9 to 1 1 A M everyday except Sundays Will yMt patients at their revideuce by request

All other diseases treated at his office comer of1unchtwwl and llcrctania streets

Office hours from 1 to 3 F M Sundays from 8 to11 A M

AT TI

IIILincoln Block King Street

The following dishes may be ordered tit all hours oftrie uay

Broiled Chicken Broiled FishTender Loin Steak 1Mb Mutton Chops

Oyster Stew Ham and EggsMackerel Etc Etc

We serve up the Celebrated AHUIMANU RANCHI1UTTUR at every meal

GeoProprietor

AND

B --A K tLi ZEo juF HORN

Prartical Confectioner Pastry Cook and liakerRich and delicious Ice Cream made by Steam

71 Hotel St Both Telephones No 74

c

IB

i kLimited

GENERAL MERCANTILE AND

COMMISSION AGENTS

list or orFiCEKs

PC Ionks Ir President anil Managerj O CaktiK Treasurer and SecretaryHon Wm I Allek Auditor

dirkctokh

Hon C R riisiior Hon II Watbriioi tu

Searcher ot Records

Office at present with Albert Smith Esq No 9Kaahumanu Street

Orders from the other Islands promptlyattended to

pAUL NEUMANNS

Imw OiUoo

No 44 Merchant Sireel Honolulu

TheTOUT STREET

Opposite the Oceanic Wharf Next to Custom House

Mcnls served at nil hours Nice airy rooms fieefrom lues ineiaoiesuppncu wmi me uesi sue mrKl affords at reasonable rates

JAS McLKANProprietor

P P GRAY M D

PHYSICIAN AND SUttGKOVOffice next door to the Honolulu Library

8 to 10 a i

Oprics Hours a to 4 r m

7 to 8 p M

Sundays 9 to 11 A M

RESIDENCI Alakea St Opposite V M C A

TO RENTPREMISES LATELY OCCU

THE by thu late Queen Emma corner ofNuuanu anil Ueretanla streets are offered for

rental for a term of years upon reasonablen A ply to JOIINHPATV

Treasurer Queen s Hospital

Scncntl

--AT THE- -

N SNo 1 04 Fort Street

HERALDHONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS THURSDAYDECEMBER

Sftbcrnscmcnto

ELLI CIDER

absolutely

manufactured

FERMENTATION

Macfarlane

Leprosy Specialty

Cavenagri

PIONEER

STEA1 CANDY FACTORY

Pacific House

Jlbbcrttocmcnts

HOLIDAY GOODS

Popular Millinery HouseSACHS - Proprietor

Honolulu

Just Opened a fine- - line of Goods suitable for the HolidaySeason consisting in part of

Manicure Sets in Amber CelluloidToilet Cases in Amber and Celluloid Fancy Plush Work Boxes

Fancy Plush Jewel Caskets Fancy Plush Handkerchief and Glove BoxesInfants Toilet Cases Gents Collar and CufT Boxes

Gents Shaving Sets Hammered CopperWhisk HoldersFancy Plush Perfume Cases Port Folios Hand Glasses Etc Etc

J Iand Satchels Money Purses and FansGREAT VARIETY O- F-

Colored Border and Embroidered Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs

GRAM SPECIAL loTlMY SALEPositively for THREE WEEKS ONLY The Following Prices we guarantee

J for the Holiday Season onlySatins all Colors plain and Striped at 35 cents a yardMikado Tidie Towel Pink Buff and Blue at 25 centsLadies Open Work Hose Pink Light Blue and Cardinal 60 cts a pairChemises at 40 cents Silk Gloves all colors 50 cents per pairCol Border Handkerchiefs 1 per doz Ch Gingham Dresses 40 cts

N S SACHS - - - - 104 EORT ST

M GOLDBERGCorner of Fort and Merchant Streets

JUST RECEIVED THE FINEST LINES OF

Custom made Cling Gems Fiislii Goods

HATS CAPS ETC ETC

Latest Styles and Novelties in Neckwear

Also by repeated and Special Request a small Invo ce of the Fines Hand madeconsequently

MOST DURABLE GENTS SHOESQbtainable in the Eastern Markets

B F EHLERS CO

OF

HOLIDAY GOODSALSO

SOME REAL DRESDEN CHINA ORNAMENTS

H E McIOTYllE BROIMPORTERS AMD DEALERS INI

Groceries Provisions and FeedEiihI Coriinr Foit unrt TCinStrootH

L

New goods received by every packet from the Eastern States and Europe Fresh Cali ¬

fornia Produce by every steamer All orders faithfully attended to and Gcodi delivered t

any patt of the city free of charge Island orders solicited Satisfaction gi araveed Postjfficc Box No 145 j Telephone No 92

P O Dox 315

Real Estate AgsntAvent

Wl

ESTABLISHED 1879 Telephone 17J

JOS E WISEMANGeneral Business Agent

CAMPBELL BLOCK HONOLULU HIbmploymant

Custom House BrokerMoney Broker

riders Steamship Agent Manager IlawallaniOpera HouseGreat Burlington Railroad JAgent

In America Fire anj Life Insurance Agent

THE TRUTH MUST BE TOLDIt is True that

CHARLES HAMMERHas lately returned from the Coast with a well selected stock of all kinds of TRIMMINGS SADDLP1I1ANKETS LAP HOBUS and a great variety of articles the like of which has never before been seen here

It in True that Oharlos Hauunor wl sell the above together wth his on manufacture ofSaddles anjllarneks at puces that are bound to suit everybody

It i truo tliat Oharlos Haiumor nl of hynesn U so ell known all over the Kingdom forboth quality and cheapness tliat there is no need for praising it here

It is Truo that owners of horses cannot afford to piss CHARLES HAMMERS without calling Intosee the goeus work and prices

Dont Forget the Old Store corner Fort and King StreetsCHARLES HAMMER

Proprietor

Uusincfiw Quitbo

JP A SCHABPER CO

IkllOKTBRS AND

Commission Merchant

No so Merchant Stkkbt Honolulu

- 0 DERGER

Agent for Maeneale t Viban Safe

Merchant Street Honolulu

DROWN PHILLIPS

1ractlcal Plumbers Has Miters andCopper Smiths

House and Ship Job Workpromptly executedNo 71 King St Honolulu

EWERS COOKE

Successor to Lbwbrs Dickson

Importers and Healers In Lumber and allKinds vf jtuuaing Materials

No 81 Fort Street Honolulu

JH 30PERSuccessor 10

J M OAT JR COStationers and Netes Jculars

Red Ilubber Stamp AgencyGazette Block No 95 Merchant Street

Honolulu II I

T ALFRED MAGOON

ATXOltSRY AT LAW

42 Merchant Strret Honolulu

w 1LLIAM McCANDLESS

0

Dealer In Choicest lleef Veal Mutton ItcNo 6 Queen Street Fish Market

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

Vegetables of all kinds supplied to orderTelbnionu No is

pEAVER SALOON

Fort Street Ohiosite Wiluir Cos

II J NOLTK ProprietorFirstcbs lunches served with Tea Coffee Soda Wa

ter Ginger Ale or Milk

Open rrOM 3 a m till 10 r ti

Smokers Requisites a Sprrlallli

COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT

J UN JIJlj ProprietorHotel street Brtwbkn Fort and NuuanuOur secret is success we have never failed and

will continue to serve ourtcustomcrs as in the pastwith the best the market affords at reasonable rates

p W HRAZER

MERCHANT TAIXORComer King and Alakia Sis Honolulu

Moderate charge good workmanship and a perfectht guaranteed

G J WALLERFamily and Shipping Butcher

METROPOLITAN MARKET

IKing Stroot

Employment OfficeUNDCRSIRNCD IS PREPARED TOTHE servants for every description of work

including house servants stewards cooks waitersgardeners carpenters etc

Chinoso IntorprotinrA specialty Account collected and general commis ¬

sions carefully and promptly executedOlfloot Nuuanu street corner Kukui Place

Opposite Lo Sam Sing W SAKENG

Yosemite SkatingSCHOOL

Will be open every afternoon and evening as follows

Monday Tuesday Wodnosday andSaturday Evenings

To the public in general

FllIDAY EVENINGSFor ladies and gentlemen

Saturday AfternoonFor ladies gentlemen and children

Lessons in Fancy Skating

MUSICFriday and Saturday Evenings

WILLIAM WALLManager

S M CarterHas on hand for sale in quantities 10 suit

Departure Bay Coal Newcastle uoai Liiarcoai

Hard and Snftooil Sawed SplitManienie Hay

California Hay

Bran Oats

Barley Corn

Cracked Corn

Wheat Etc Etc

Orders are hrreby solicited and wilt be delivered atany locality within lha city limits

No 82 King StreetHolhJTelephonesi87

NO 102

citciiil bbcrlcmcnte

KINO BROS ART STORE

READY READY READY

For the HolidaysCOME COME COME

Come and See the Rich and New

Goods

Opened and Opening

We are now placing on exhibitionfor the first time our stock of Noveltiesfor the approaching Holiday Tradepersonally selected by our Mr T JKing during his recent trip to theXJnited States which we unhesitatinglyclaim to be the largest Jinest and bestassorted stock of Picture and ArtGoods ever shown in Honolulu

Tlio Following Is a Partial List olXatost Importations

Steel Engravings Pastel Crayon Paint-ings

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Oil Paintings Photo Albums

Artotypes Glace Photo Panels

Photographs Gold Frames

Water Colors Plush FramesSilverware Ebony Brackets

Brass Goods Medallion Photo-graphs

¬

Artists Materials AutogtatrhAlbums

Parlor Easels Holiday Souvenirs

Bouquet Tables Graphoscopes

Bronze Frames BroomHolders

Plush Goods Birthday Cards

Painted Plaques and PanelsBook helvesJ Wall Pockets

Christmas Cards Etc Etc

SPECIALOur recem impprtotiorBicqjttin a

complete assortment of all the lateststyles in Oak Bronze Gilt- - Copperand Plush Picture Frame Mouldingsfrom which we are prepared to makeframes to order on short notice at thelowest possible rates

KING BROS87 Hotel Strcot Coruor of Union

OPEN EVENINGS

CLARKNCK WILDER VOLNEY VAILLANCOUKTAS1IFORD

AS17F0RDASHF0RDLaw Chancery Conveyancing Admi

ralty Uankruptcy ProbateEtc Eta Etc

Office Old Capitol Building adjoining CeneralPost OITice

M A GONSALVE3

I

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It HUTCHINSON

Gonsjilvcs CoIlhotesala li veers and IVtne MerchantsHbavhr Block Queen Street Honoiul

Post Office Box No 309 Telephone No 16B

Folin T WatcrhouseImpoiler and Jlialer in General Mer ¬

chandise

No 5 ji Queen Stri ei Honolulu

HV I Iackfeld CoGeneral Commission Agents

Con Fort ano Queen Streets Honolulu

T M WHITNEY M D D D S

Pental Jlooms on Port StreetHonolulu h

Office in llreucrs lllock comer Hotel and FortStreets entrance on Hotel Street

T A THURSTON

Attorney at law

No U MltRCIIANlSTBRBl HoNOLtIL

BEOTmCOImporters and Healers ia

Ales Wines SpiritsAT WHOLESALE

14 Merchant St Opposite Post Office

Honolulu H i

JOHN H PATY

Notary Public and Commission 0 leedsFor the Stales ol California and New York Office

at the Dank of llithop S Co

HONQIULU Oaiiu II I

Boat Building ShopRear of Lucass Mill

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Tins Daily HeraldIS PUBLISHED

EVERY MORNING

EXCEPT SUNDAYS

ran th Pkomiktok v the pRKIurLiJiiiNoCo

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AI the OlHoe To CO Merolinnt St

trims ohHvnsonuTios

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Brief communication from all parti ofthe Kingdomwill always be acceptable

All nutters intended for publication a welltn business communications and advertisements should beaddressed to

THE BAILY HERALD

THURSDAYDECEMBR

EUROPE AND AMERICAPACIFIC

30 1886

IN THE

Great Britain has the largest interest

n the islands ol the Pacific OceanBi e Australian Colonies arc reck

rather as a continent The oldfinition of an island was a portion of

land surrounded by water But all

continents are surrounded by waterAustralia so far as it is occupied by

British Colonies is entitled to the dig ¬

nity of a continent Australia properNew Zealand the Fijis and a small slip

of New Guinea The three last named

possessions arc islands in the ordinary

sense although they may originallyhave been parts of a continent Thereis at present a strong disposition on thepart of leading European Governmentsto divide up all the islands of the Pacific Ocean This disposition appearsto be strongest on the pirt of Germanyand Great Britain A writer in theNovember number of The NineteenthCentury affirms that for political pur-

poses¬

Germany and Great Britain haveagreed through diplomatic arrange-

ments¬

that the Western Pacific shallmean that part of the Pacific Oceanlying between the 15th parallel ofNlatitude and the 30th parallel of S lati-

tude¬

and between the i6uh degree ofwest loncitude and the 130th east ofGreenwich Six months ago importantdeclarations were made and an understanding was reached by the govern- -

ments of Great Britain and the GermanEmpire relating to a demarcation ofBritish and German spheres of influ-

ence¬

in the Western Pacific and especially with reference to protectorates inthe regions described This under-standing

¬

relates to such islands as hadnot at that time protectorates and werenet considered as colonies of cithercountry The Galapagos Islands wereexcluded as already belonging to theRepublic of Ecuador But Pitcairnand Easter Islands were includedThis diplomatic agreement further sti- -

thenulates For these purposes areaof the Western Pacific was revised asabove and a conventional line of de-

marcation¬

agreed upon starting fromthe north east coast of New Guineaat a point near Miter Reck on the 8th

of south latitude which is theoundary between the British and Ger-

man¬

possessions on that coast and fol-

lowing¬

that parallel to point A andthence continuing to points B C DE F and G as indicated in the accomnanvinc chart East south east orsouth of this line Germanyhas engagednot to acquire land accept protectorateor interfere with the extension of British influence and to give up acquisitions of territory or protectorates already established in that part of theWestern Pacific Great Britain hasentered into similar engagements con- -

erning that part ef the Western Pacificyine o the west north west or north of

k nventional linetie stipulation here set forth does

ot apply to the Samoan Islands withreference to which there are treaties in

force on the part of Germany GreatBritain and the United States nor to theFriendly Islands Tonga nor are theyapplicable to any islands in the West-

ern Pacific now under the sovereigntyor protection of any friendly PowerThe one fact however is sign fi antthat the two leading Powers of Europehave settled upon a policy with respectta a considerable part of the islandworld of the Pacific One Power is notto interfere with the other And byinference both are to proceed in the busi-

ness¬

of acquiring possession of everyunoccupied island in the Pacific withinthe limits described In the NorthernPacific and beyond the diplomaticagreement here noted are the SandwichIslands constituting the HawaiiarKingdom having about six thousandsquare miles The independence of

this small kingdom is guaranteed bEngland France and the United

i rtw0vrwi Wnnsm

feM

States It is admitted by this Englishwriter that the islands are practicallyAmericanized Their importance fromthe European point of view is chieflyowing to the advantages of Honoluluas a coaling station

The Ladroncs arc a group of abouttwenty small islands having an area ofabout 1250 square miles 1 he largestGuagan is about ninety miles in cir-

cumference¬

These islands belong tothe Spanish Government There arethirty two groups of islands in the Pa ¬

cific New Guinea in the WesternPacific is under three European protectorates Holland has possession of112350 square miles Germany has68390 square miles Great Britainhas a protectorate over 86800 squaremiles making a total now in the posses-sion

¬

of those three Powers of 267540square miles This classification ofislands in the Pacific may be of inter ¬

est just nowWESTERN PACIFIC

Pclew Islands SCaroline Islands SMarshall Islands I GGilbert Islands I BAdmiralty Islands BismarckNew Ireland ArchipelagoNew Britain j GBritishGerman New GuineaDutch jLouisiade Archipelago B -Solomon Islands I B and I GKllicc Islands I BSanta Cruz Islands I BSamoa Islands IJNcw Hebrides Islands Iriii Islands H

Tonga INew Caledonia FLoyalty Islands FNieueI

NORTHERN PACIFIC

Ladrone Islands SSandwich Islands I

SOUTHERN PACIFIC

Kermadcc Islands B

Chatham Islands B

EASTERN PACIFIC

Marquesas Islands FLow Archipelago FSociety Islands I and FCooks Islands IAustral Islands IRapa FPitcairn Islands BNotr 11 denotes British possessions S Spanish

G- - German F French I Independent I G independent uith German influence I H ii dependentwith liritish influence

This British writer assumes that thePanama Canal will be completed andthat it ill bring all these PacificIslands into very much closer communication with European Powers thanever before Never before has thisisland world assumed such an impor-tance

¬

in the eyes of European Powersas at present Every great maritimenation is now looking out for coalingstations in the Pacific In nearly allsuch cases the coaling station ripenssooner or later into a protectorate andthat ripens finally into unqualified pos-

session¬

The rivalry at present isbetween the Germans and the EnglishThe former have secured by far thebest part by the trade in the Pacificislands England just now is interested in the future prospect of steamship lines by way of the Panama Canaland with others trading in Pacificwaters with a terminus at Victoria orwherever the Canadian Pacific Rail-road

¬

shall have its final terminus Spainis not reaching out at present for largerpossessions but will cling tenaciouslyto all the island territory that has thusfar been acquired in the Pacific Ger ¬

many Great Britain and France arclosing no opportunity to secure pro-

tectorates¬

while in our own countrythere is just now more than the usualinterest in the question as to what is tobe the future destiny of the HawaiianIslands San Francisco Bzlletin

A Significant Warning

The German Gazette in an exhaus-tive

¬

article on Russias financial con-

dition¬

compares it to that of Francebefore the great Revolution TheRussian debt is5000000000 roublesThe interest has risen in one decadefrom 100000000 to 261000000 roubles The paper circulation is 716- -

000000 roubles ot which only 105000000 is covered by bills convertibleinto currency The Gazette warnsGermans to avoid the new Russianloan

BUSINESS ITEMS

Everybody says the Imported Candies at theElite are yum yum Go and try somel

Miss Tuck at Miss Harrys Punchbowltreel has received by last steamer a large

assortment of Stamping Patterns for fancywork 1 w

No hand book excels the Hawaiian Almanacand Annual for reliable statistical and generalinformation relating to these Islands Price50 cents

A Good Remedy One feels better actsbetter and is contented after taking a plate ofuoou aim rure ice iream as they serve at theElite Ice Cream Parlors 85 Hotel street De-licious Fruit Ices and Sherbets in everchancincvariety The Fancy Cakes arid Candles ofiuperior make and quality tire all the gol Allorders promptly attended to Ring up 338Mutual Telephone llell 182

Now is the time to get your ChristmasCards We have just received a large andwell selected stock all new and of the latestdesigns Call and get one Kinr Bros ArtStore Hotel street tf

If you want a good smoke for your moneypatronize home industry and call at J WUineleys Crystal Soda Works 60 Hoteltreet Island orders solicited and promptly

tilled There is no license required to sellthese cigars Do not forget the name J WIlingley nor the place Crystal Soda WorksHotel street

uTiriinrTMWi in

OF

vTnmwmT

ijctu SftbttttacmcntB

- - - lwtw

Just Received per S S Zealandia

A FINE ASSORTMENT

CliA-- xv-- -- 25 s

From lhe Celebrated Factory ofStraiton Storm New York

i ff wrTf

HOLLISTER CO109 Fort Street Honolulu

- AN INTERESTING LECTURE

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN youngand old small or tall you are all requested tocall at the ELITE ICECREAM PARLORSM J Mart proprietor 05 Hotel b treet at anearly date to give your order for the comingHolidays You CAN MAKE CHRISTMASCHEERFUL by ordering some of our cele-

brated¬

Ice Cream which is pronounced the bestWe have also a great variety of Plain and

Fancy Cakes on hand so well known for superiorMake and Quality

IT WILL BE OUR SPECIAL AIM tomake an extra quality of CHRISTMASCAKES this season in regard to Material andFinish

A splendid lot oftheCHOICEST CANDIEShas just arrived per steamer Australia also anelegant assortment of Fancy Candy and Bon bonBoxes Just the thing for a Christmas PresentSend in your orders at once

338 Mutual Telephone Bell Telephone 1S2

The Elite Ice Cream Parlors are open dailyuntil 11 a M

Pioneer SteamOandyFaot YV

Cake Pastry and Bread BakeryESTABLISHED 1863

F Horn - - - ProprietorAnd Only Practical Ornamenter in the Kingdom

Respectfully invites Parents and those who intend to make Holiday Presents of

Confectionery and CakesTo select from his Stock the largest eyer shown in Honolulu consisting

of many thousand pounds of both plain and Fancy Confectionery suitable forChristmas Trees An immense assortment of Fancy BASKETS BOXESAND CORNUCOPIAS Wax Tapers aud Self supporting Holders Bonbons inlarge variety and hundreds of other articles too numerous to mention

CAKESOf all Descriptions ana sizes ornamented in HORNS well

known style which defies all imitation

PASTEIESOf allknown Variety on Hand and also Made to Order

Candied Pineapple Fruit GlacesAll of those in the

As Sceincrconvinced

greatest variety of goods everHORN will sell at the

in Honolulu

THE LOWEST PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES

is Believing everybody is respectfully invited to call and be

Steam Made Ice CreamAt 300 for one and 500 fr two Gallons Made from rich Egg Custard

It is made from the Woodlawn Dairy Cream guaranteed to be made withoutStarch or Gelatine and acknowledged to be the Richest Purest and CheapestIce Cream in Honolulu

WEDDING CAKESNot a specialty exactly but are made now as before of superior quality and

richness of flavor and ORNAMENTED IN AN ARTISTIC STYLE whichfully sustains a twenty three years reputation not yet excelled in Honolulu

F HORN3ACTEre STOKE AJfcTD ICE CK33J 3ft3XjI

No 71 HotelStreet Between Fort and NuuanuBoth Telephones No 74

fttUr aji kkLljv

shown

1

itclu Stobcrltscmcitte

HAY AND GRAINLARGEST STOCKS

BEST QUALITYLOWEST PRICES

UNION FEED COTelephones No 175- -

Cor- - Quccn and EdInburEh Sts

WEST DOW COHave on Hand a Full Assortment

OF

MUSIC GOODS FANCY GOODS

TOYS AND XMAS CARDSFOR THE

H- - O L I D A Y SALSO A GOOD STOcK

Furniture Picture Mouldings Frames

Etc Etc EtcRtarnituro and Mattrasses IVIacle Repaired

CEWILLIAMSFURNITURE

--Just

A NEW LOT Of FINE EUM1TURE

BEDROOM SETSSIDEBOARDS

CORNICES

Received- -

PARLOR SETSWARDROBES

New Lot of Cornice Poles

150 ajul 200 a Fet

CURTAINS

New Lot of Window Curtains

100 each

Store Hotel Street between Fort and NuuanuStreets

C E WILLIAMS

CHAS J FISHEL

kTMAta

OF- -

Has on View at his Store

Corner of Fort and Hotel streets

ONE OF THE MOST ELABORATE DISPLAYS

DRY GOODS3Evev Shown in 1Ionolniii

ALSO- -

HOLIDAY GOODSThe Most Beautiful and Varied

I0HN F COLBURNBrick Building King Street near Maunakea

IMPORTER AND DEALER

N HAY AND GRAINGood delivered promptly MutualTelephone 387 P 0 llox 398

- um j a

-

The Daily HeraldWill 1o for flttlo Dixtty nt llio Ifol--

loxvliiK 131uoob

1 5 THRUM Fort streetf If SOPLR i Merchant street

CRVSTAU SODA WORKS Hotel Street

JPrloo O OontH

THURSDAY DECEMDR 30 1886

LOCALNEWSA new carriage company is pro ¬

jected with telephone connections onthe Merchant street stand

A case of drunkenness and one ofdisorderly condjet composed the en ¬

tries at the Station last night

The Minister of the Interior callsfor tenders up to the 4th prox toerect a shed at the kerosene warehouse

Mr H R Macfarlanc is going tostart with the new yeara wagon delivery of the famous Ahuimanu Ranchbutter

His Majesty yesterday receivedthe officers of the Chilian wartraining ship Pilcomayo at thePilacc

The Intermediary division of theSupreme Court will sit to day having adocket of six criminal and five civilcases on appeal

The seats for the dramatic perform-ance

¬

this evening are nearly all takenat Wisemans office so that persons notyet placed will have to be spry about it

Captain Ashford has postponed theregular drill of the Honolulu Rifles tillto morrow night on account of thedramatic entertainment in the OperaHouse this evening

Dr Robert McKibbin has removedhis drug store to Chief Justice Juddsbuilding Fort street Mr HenryHebbard drayman has removed hisoffice to Lucas Clock building roomlately occupied by Messrs Laine Co

Dr Webb is reported as having saidthat he saw a Chinaman probing theAsylum road with a ten foot pole a fewdays ago and on asking him what hewas doing was informed by John thathe was looking for his hand cart

The Honolulu law library has justreceived the following additionsBoones Code Pleading 2 vols andCorporations Haws Jurisdiction ofCourts and Parties to Actions Deeringon Negligence and California Reportsvols 61 66

The Christmas entertainment of theBethel Union Sunday school will beheld this evening at the Lyceum atseven oclock Besides the children ofthe Sunday school their parents andfriends are cordially invited to bepresent

Both ends of Liliha street have beenput on record ns in a deplorable stateWhen the returns are in from the middle section it will probably befound that the thoroughfare is likePaddys gun that could be made asgood as ever with a new lock stockand barrel

The repairs of damages by fire weredone to the Pacific Navigation Com-panys

¬

building by Mr H Bertelmannfor 650 and th J whole amount of in-

surance¬

due or building and goods263176 has been paid in equal

shares by Messrs Bishop Co andMr A J Cartwright

There were various persons appoint-ed

¬

according to different reports lastevening to the office of Deputy Mar-shal

¬

The Marshal has not yet how-ever

¬

selected a man for the office anduntil he does so will conduct pfosecutions himself in the Police Court andconduct other business of the office

In connection with the new appointments to the Supreme Court therewill also be changes in location of theoffices of Judges Bickerton and Fornander Marshal Kaulukou and PoliceJudge Dayton The two first men-tioned

¬

gentlemen will occupy the roomnow used by the Marshal in the Gov-

ernment¬

building the Marshal takespossession of Judge Bickcrtons quarters at the Police Station and JudgeDayton will occupy a room adjoiningthe Police Court room

A terrific storm of wind and rainaccompanied oy tnunoer broke overthe city about one oclock vesterdavafternoon It only lasted about aquarter of an hour but made the gut ¬

ters rivers and the harbor a boiling seaThe brigantinc Clans Spreckels whilebeing towed to sea was blown foul ofthe steamer Iwalani knocking off someof the bracket work on the lattersdeck houses The barkentines MaryWmkleman and Amelia parted theirstern lines and had to let go anchor

iiiiii

Police Court

The Police Court record vesterdavbore the following historical entry

Wednesday Dec 29 1886As Jiujqe R F Bickerton having

been promoted to the Supreme Benchas third Associate Justice and his suc ¬

cessor not being appointed thereforeal cases for hearing to day are remand

d to the 30th inst

Try Martinelli Cider It 1 absolutely pureMacUrlarte At Co agents

Wto

mr

CHUNHOOKThe Recaptured Convict Makes

a Statement

What a Pardoned Rascal Did

Tlic Honor tluit ExistsThieves

Remarkable Disclosures

Among

Chun Hook the Chinese burglar re¬

captured the other day after escaping athird time from penal servitude hasmane a statement before His HonorDaVid Dayton Police Justice which isgiven in full below Fictitious initialsarc given in place of the names di-

vulged¬

of Chiuamen who held communications with the escaped prisonerwhile he was last at large This isdone by request of the magistrate MrDayton the Deputy Marshal wasgiven information of Chun Hooksmovements at different times previousto his successful acting on that givenlast Monday evening but at no timetill then was there any opportunity foreffecting the convicts recapture Theallegation in the prisoners statementthat his escape was planned and assist-ed

¬

by a recently pardoned convict is asomewhat startling piece of intelligencePeople will ask how many more pardoned rascals arc loose in the community without their identity beingmade known by proclamation alsowhat other plans to defeat justice maythey not have concocted within theprison walls to be carried out on thefirst opportunity Following is ChunHooks statement

Chun Hook states A 13 and 1

were in prison and we had a talk andA B was pardoned Some that hadserious charges against them were par-doned

¬

A B told me if he was pardoned he would provide means for meto escape and one day on the Nuuanuroad A B asked me if I had anychance to escape So I made up mymind to escape and I was suppliedwith clothing by A 13 A B gave methese clothing at Manoa

I left the ball and chain on the hill-

side¬

on the Pauoa side of the streamopposite the cemetery the same nightthat I left Left the ring at Manoa Ifiled it off When I ran I climbed upin a palm tree opposite the Ice Worksand remained there till after dark thenwent down the stream took off theball and went to Manoa up the creek

I met A B on the road at Manoaand he said his clansmen were to give

100 for me to get a passage to Chinaand C D of E Fs place told methat A B received the 100and also wanted to lay information sothat I would be arrested and that GH I J and A B were trying to haveme arrested C D told me not to go

to any place but to come to his placeand he would dve it to mew I havebeen there three times I found afterwards that C D was concerned withthe others as I was to meet him thereat 8 p m on Monday night December27th I was in the banana patch whenC D sung out to me and I carne outI think the reward should be dividedbetween four parties

Have not stopped in any house Ihelped myself from some of the Chi-

nese¬

cook houses after they had goneto bed A B promised to stow meaway in some vessel baund to ChinaMet him the day I escaped then methim acain at the corner of the cemetery at 7 p m and he gave me a file

Then met him again on the roadsideat Manoa near the stone wall and hegave me some crackers and the fourthtime A U was to taxe me to a vesselgoing to China We were to meet atthe corner ot ii v s place at rawaaI went down and I saw a person andthought it was A B So I sung outto him and it turned out to be C Dand he told me A 13 intended to getthe reward for me and that he C D

would supply me with provisions Did

not know C D before but found outthat he was a member I am not a

member of the Tong Hing Society in

Honolulu but belong to a similar onein China

Have not had a pistol knile or any

implement Had a small knife forcutting tobacco when I ran away butlost it Have a wife and boy aged

eight years and an aged mother inChina Have been here six or seven

years I came in the China steamerduring the small pox of 1881 L Alo

was agent It was about China new

year Have never been in California

Was a blacksmith for tempering stone

mion rhUnls Beloncr to the San

On district of the Quang long prov

ince

Johnny said the editor tohnneftil are von in the first class

school No replied the youngster

who had studied the paternal sheet Iam registered as second class matter

Try Mattlnelli Cider It is absolutely pure

Macfarlanc k Co agents

As a truegenuine appetlierunexcelled

tonic effective invlgorato and

tti

Dully s flinu hiiis

SUPREME COURT

New Judges Sworn In

The records of the Supreme Courthave the following entries under dateWednesday December 29th 1886

Hon Richard F Bickerton havingbeen this day commissioned as ThirdAssociate justice of the SupremeCourt the oath of office is administered to him by Mr Justice McCullyin the Clerks ollice

Hon Abraham Fornander havingbeen this day commissioned as FourthAssociate Justice of the SupremeCourt the oath of office is adminis-tered

¬

to him r his residence by MrJustice McCully

STIPULATION

In the three insurance cases in whichC Michiels is plaintiff entered for theJanuary term the following stipulationwas yesterday filed by the attorneys

Stipulated that in the above entitledactions respectively the defendantstherein have until and including the8th day of January 1887 to plead insaid actions

His Honor

Yesterday Mr David Dayton Deputy Marshal who has procured unnumbered summons against transgressors during the past many years was

his

himself summoned to the Governmentbuilding There he was served with awrit in the shape of a commission con-stituting

¬

him His Honor the PoliceJustice of Honolulu and the District of

at

Kona vice His Honor R F Bick-

erton¬

promoted to the Supreme BenchMr Dayton has been connected withthe police establishment of this islandsince 1858 first as a policeman next

s Deputy Sheriff and then when the1 iw creating the office of Deputy Marshrl was passed in 1878 appointed to

ic new office He has therefore theistinction of having been the first De

I u y Marshal in this Kingdom Inthat position he has proved an alwayscool calm collected imperturbablejudicious and industrious official thosebeing the very qualifications most re-

quired¬

for the place and that with aknowledge of the Penal and CivilCodes acquired as public prosecutor inthe Court he is now to preside overwill doubtless make him an excellentmagistrate

Knights of Pythias

The annual meeting of Oahu LodgeNo 1 K of P was held last eveningat its hall on tort street at which agoodly number of knights were presentAmongst other business transacted wasthe election of officers for the ensuingterm It was proposed to have a publie installation of the officers und nextWednesday evening was fixed as thedate for carrying out the propositionA communication was sent to the sisterlodge Mystic No 3 inviting it to takepart in the ceremonies which invita-tion

¬

was kindly accepted After install-

ing

¬

ceremonies there will be a socialand dance for whicn a committee wasappointed to invite the families andfriends of the members BrotherChas T Hoyt was elevated to theposition of Past Commander Theresult of the election of officers is asfollows Chas H Clark ChancellorCommander John D Holt ViceChancellot Chas W Hart PrelateJohn C White Keeper of Records andSeal Saml CDwicht Master of Finance Jules A Rodanct Master ofExchequer John Markham Master atArms James Veary Inner GuardChas B Dwight Outer Guard

Spoils

The plunder found in possession oftwo prisoners ctiurgcu wnu iouuniMcCandless Brothers premises whilein care of the prison overseers is madeup as follows 4 white silk handker-chiefs

¬

1 pair white socks 1 undershirti razor 1 Smith Wesson revolver 6

Spanish dollars 1 do dollar 1

American l dollar 1 gold ring withamethyst stone n cartridges Howthey could have stowed away so muchspoil without immediate detection is

one of the many mysteries associatedwith Hawaiian prison administration

SIDE LIGHTS

Restaurante Espanol Calle KingComidas a todas hosas Cafe a la

ChilenaSmoke the Wedge to be found at

C J McCarthysSmokers see what Messrs HollisterCo have to say

Tun Daily Herald 50 cents permonth delivered

Shipping Intelligence

ARRIVALSWSDNHSDAV Dec JO

Schr Mlllo Morris from KoolauSchr Kob Hoy from Koolau

DEPAimmEsStmr Iwatanl for KaualStmr Wnlaleale for Lahaina and HamakuaAm ligtno Claus Spreckels for San FranciscoStmr Iehua for HamakuaIlk Forest Queen for ban Franciscohchr Jenny Walker for Fannings IslandSchrMiullluifor WaialuaSchr Moiwahlne for Ham kuaSchr Ilhohho for Hawaii

VESSELS LEAVING TO --DAYSchr Hhukal for Waialuaoj ifnix ikali or lcpeekeo

J Schr Rob Hoy for Koolau

Schr Mine niorn ior rwvu

PASSENGERSFor kauai per stmr lualanl Wednesday Dec ao

Geo 11 Ie Key Master Willie Rice ami brother MrMr Myhre K A Hanson Mr Wilcox Hon B - Kauaiwife and a children W Waterhouse R L Auerbachand about 50 deck

Vessels in Port from Foreign PortaGertk Pacific Olfman from Bremen GermanyAm bktne Geo C Perkins Ackerman from San

FranciscoHaw schr Jennie Walker Anderson from Tannings

IslandDktne Mary Winkclman Backus fiom San Fran

ciscoAm Ik Forest Queen from San TranciscoItktne Wrestler Sclianane from Newcastle N S WIlk Ceylon from San t rancuscoIlk NeUie Slay Austin from N C N S WAm bk Saranac from NewYorkDgtne W II Dimond from San rrancicoAm ship Mercury from Newcastle N S WItktne Lureka from San FranciscoIlk Star of Devon from Fnnnlnus IslandItetne Claus Spreckels from San FranciscoDktne Flla from San FranciscoDktne John Smith from Newcastle NSWAm tern W S Bowne Paul from San FranciscoMartha Davis llenson from Doston

Voisols Expoolod from Poroign PortsAm brgtne Salina DIake from San Francisco dueAmbk Martha Davis I M Denson sailed from

Boston August 7th due December 10 30 To C Ilrewera 10

Brbk Martha Fisher to have sailed from LiverpoolAugust 95

llrit bk Glengaber Rolleston from Liverpool dueJanua y 15 30 1887 T II Divles S Co ajtenis

Am bktne S N Castle Hubbard from Port Towntend W T due December 15 30 Castle Cookeagents

Haw bk Ladv Lampion Marston from Newcastledue February 10 ao To Ilreuer Co agents

Gerbk Hydra from Hongkong due December i ijGer bk II trail from Liverpool due Feb¬

ruary 9o o 1887 iu Schaefer Co agentsStmr Explorer from Apia due December

34 31S S Mariposa Hayward from the Colonies due

January 14Dktne Consuelo Cousins from San Francisco due

December 8 3JBgtne Wm O Irwin McCulloch from San Francisco

due December 25 30Bktne Planter Perriman from San Francico due

December 95 30Bk Caibanen Perkins from San Francisco due De

cember 38 January 5Chilian eorveile Pilcoma 0 L A Gont from Valpa

raiso via Easter Island1

NOTESThe bark Martha Davis is discharging her cargo at

the P M S S Cos wharfThe schooner Robltoy arrived jesterday vilhtoo

bags of salt and will sail again to diy- The schooner Mille Morris had 330 bags of paddyfrom Ewa yesterday

The brigantine Claus Spreckels sailed sterday with

779 bags of rice 400 barrels of molasses 75 bunches ofbananas and 43 empty gasoline tanks

The barkentfne Forest Queen was taken out to seajesterday She had 15341 bjRS of sugar and toobunches of bananas

The bark Nellie May is taking ballast at Wilderswharf She will sail for Port Townsend sometime thisweek

The ship Mercury is docked this side of the P M S SCos wharf where she will discharge her cargo ofcoat

The wind has been more favorable for coastingschooners the past 3 dajs and they are taking advantags of it

The birk Martha Davis is the cleanest and brightestlooking vessel that has been here for some time

jpB Juthorita

TENDERSWANTED

Tenders will be received at the Interior

Office until Tuesday January 4th 1887 for

the construction of a shed at the Kerosene

Warehouse Honolulu

Specifications for the above work can be

seen at the office of the Superintendent of

Puollc Works L AHOLOMinister of the Interior

Honoulu Dec 29 1886

cilcto uuevtiscments

HI II Opera House

Thursday EvengDec 30

Amateur Dramatic Pctformance of J PalgraveSimpsv Three act Comedy

I Scrap of Paper

With the following Casts

Prosper Couramont Mr T F BrownBaron De La Glacierb MrH WMorseBuisemouche Mrs F B HastingsAnatole Mr F BishoplUrriSTE Mr J DowsettLouise De La Glacieue Miss B ParkeSuzanni De Ruseviixe MrsJ D StrongMAiitunn Miss B MakeeZenoihe Miss S KingPauline Miss Z Atkinson

Prices of AdmissionParqttette and Dress Circle i ooBalcony Circle 75Gallery -- - 5

Box nlan open at T E Wisemans onTuesday 28th at 9 a ni

Scats reserved without extra charge Doorsopen at 730 p m Performance begins at 8

NOTICEDESIRING SLIPS OR SITPERSONS Fort Street Church can pro

cure same by apphlng to the Treasurer MrJ B Athcrton at Castlq Cooks

WARNINGPERSONS ARE WARNEDALL tresnassini on the nremlses o the

subscriber on Beretania street nrxt St ioulsCollege Offenders will be prosecuted andany person found on the place at night will benaoieiogei nun hiwu U1N

Honolulu Dec 2

itcto 3Uiwttocmcnto

JUST RECEIYD

A small invoice of

CIGARSImported tlircct from Havana

C O BERGER

MING

Those Delicious andNew

RichYears

rrv

PESChristmas and

MINCE PIESEnjoying a twenty years reputation will beready for sale from THURSDAY December23rd at

F HORNSALSO

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR S CAKE

Of all descriptions decorated In HORNSwell known artistic style fiomlooto 500or at 50 cents per pound at the

Pioneer Steam Candy Factory Bakery

Hotel St bet Nuuanu and Fort StBoth Telephones No 74

J H SOPERInvites attention to the following Jist of

HOLIDAY GOODSJust received per Oceanic steamship Australia

ci iildrens booksChatterbox 1886 beautifully boundFrank Leslies Chatterbook doOur Hero General TjS Grant Where When

and How He FoughtNursery A Ii C Picture Story Magic

Dream and Fortune Telling liooks etc

CARDS AND PICTURESCHRISTMAS CARDS beautiful designs

including Raphael Tuck Sons ArtisticSeries

Large Scrap Pictures comprising the LordMayors Procession The Queen Returning from a Review and other grand subiects

Small Shell PlaquesChildrens Toy UlocksGames etc etc

STANDARD BOOKS

Family Bibles with RegistersHills ManualSecrets of Success in BusinessGolden Key to SuccessSuccessful HousekeepingDen HurBoots and SaddlesAnd a large variety of popular works

GOLD PENS AND HOLDERS

In large supply and variety Diaries PocketBooks Blank Books etc etc

J H SOPERBookseller Stationer and News Agent

Gazette BlockMerchanl Street

NewGooclsNew Goods per Mariposa

AUGUSTUS L SMITHHas received an excellent assortment of

CHRISTMAS GOODS among which are

Christmas cards plain and fringed ranging in

price from 5 cents upwards Dolls in great

variety large end small j Doll Carriages

Transparent slates Writing desks Dominoes

Checkers Perfume cases Christmas candles

Candle holders Tree ornaments Trumpets

Tops Paint boxes Purses Papetries Etc

Etc Etc Etc

THE GREAT ARMYTO OF WRITERSGillots Eslerbrook Steel Pens

TODDS COLD PENS

FAliniVS ANT1 NERVOUS PENHOLDKKS

Rnbber Holders Cork Holders hory and EhonyHolders sold mounted Ivory and Hone

Folders and Paper Cutters Falers TabletErasers Denlsonn Vehet Erasers

Crystal Rubber Kubbcrm woodpencil shape Ihumli Tacks

Pencil Protectors KubbcrHands of various

sties etc etc

For Stile by TIIOS fl XUllU3lNo 160 Fort Stkkut

General uucmofiimitc

Santa Cfa

106 FORTflSTREET

Is replete with ItsJ usual variety of attractive andseasonable Novelties for young and til iMrHiTn

Consisting In part of

3iIl8cclIniicouArlA Present ntlon Hooks

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second invoice of Mrs Sinclairs Indigenouslowers of the Hawaiian Islands 1 lorala d handy volume Poets Juvenile books

Office and Pocket Diaries for 1887

New Style Papeterles and Tablets

Portfolios Plush Goods Ladies and Gents TravelingCases Necessaries Work Baskets fitted Gold

Pencils Pens und Holders Charms Stylo ¬

graph Pens Christmts and New YearsCards with more to follow

NEW TOYS AND GAMES

For the Young Folks

Dolls and Doll Sundries

Heads Bodies Arms Shocs Hats Jewelry Etc

Wire Dcds and Matrasses Dolls Ou riaes Chaltand tables Wagons Barrows Sulkies

Velocipedes Tricycles RockingHorses Shoo flys

RUBBER GOODSDolls Rattles Animals Malls Etc

Croquet Sets Asstd Grades

Together with a variety of other articles whichbe seen to be appreciated

Orders respectfully solicited and filled with tare

TIIOS G THRUMnnOKHELIEK and STATIOTOi

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10H Fort Street

On sale at the

King Street

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MINCE PIESMade from the Celebrated recipe Messrs

Mellir Halbc

Crystal Soda Works

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SODA WATERALE

FLORIDA LEMONADE

Aeratod Waters of All Kinds

Fruit SyrupGandEssencos

Our Goods ate ncliiowlcired the DUST NO CORKS

WE USE PATENT STOPPERS

III all our Hollies

JKT Wo invite particular attention to our PatentFiller recently introduced by which all waters usedn our mtnufacture is absolutely freed from all Impurities

tT Wa deliver our Goods free of charge to all partsof the city

Careful attention ptld to Islands Orders Address

THE CRYSTAL SODA WORKS

P O IiOX 307 HONOLULU H I

Telephone No 298

NiwPlitograpliGilloryAbove Pantheon Stable

Fort Sjimikt Honolulu H I

Portraits and vlewi- Firt class work Satisfactiguaranteed

J A GONSALVES

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Headquartts

c oITo 66 HOTEL STREET

Have Received by Late ArrivalsAmerican and English Jams and Jellies Table and Pie Krul htar Hams Oxford Sn r s

Curried Fowl Kippered Herrings Preserved llloaters Fried Eel Flndon Ifrdtocl Plum

Pudding French and American Peas Crackers Cakes Maclcmies Fine Jliscuit IsAlso a large assortment of Candles and Nuts Orders will receive careful attention and

prompt delivery guaranteedP O Box no Dell Telephone No 349 Mutual No 149

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Among the religious ttirtitnUons of Fensiatbe dervish tlewrTcs mention From amongtheir rtvnts tbo noblest thinkers teachers andpocU sprang in tho days of old but this blong post To day the dervishes nre a lot ofconscknoelesR umcrupulous ragamuffin beg¬

gars intriguers fanatic atheists sensualistsand cynics by tarns They are all hasheeshsmokers bbengbt and lead a dtvolute lifeusing religion as a cloak to cover all theirsirts and pemions and nearly nl trays in lenguowith tbo lulls and robbers and thieves Manyof them aro Hindoos and among their num-ber

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may ba found people of oil degrees evensome of the wealthiest and highest

The common beggar derrisb is a fellow ofpronounced depravity His appearance isbod enough lie wears rags begrimed andfilthy beyond belief His beard and hair oreleft growing and are unkempt and full ofvermin His vcieo ii cracked and bis eye islustreless from the constant use of the soulbenumbing bheng hosbecsh He carries astick the handle of which is carried o as todescribe the Persian characters for YahAll and besides that he exhibits the kashknllcoacoanut shell to receive alms in and often

an old tiger skin thrown over his shouldersand the horn of anargati mountain sheepto prodnce the horrible noise with which heunderstands with snch perfection to make annisanco of himself He sits down atsomoshady street corner and howls at everypasser by his Yahhakk Oh eternal trothwithout ever taking tho trouble to rise whensoliciting alms Ho will receive money fromanybody even unbelieving Ferenghi butwill send curses and strong vituperation afterpeople if they have not given him as much ashe expected Many of them will feien insanity the better to beguile tho unwary Sbceitewho UIco the Turk has a feeling of tenderpity and reverence for the demented

The higher grade dervishes style themselvesAble azaad free jmople and ore generallymen of some education but are like theother kind arrant vagabonds and worse ifthe opportunity is favorable They wearcleaner clothes and part their hair in tbomiddle but smoke bheng too and generallyhave women companions the lowest of theirsex along with them While the lower kindof dervishes are too ignorant to know any¬

thing this latter species of tbo genus are con-firmed

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atheists while at the same time lead ¬

ing a lifo of idleness and vice on the strengthof their pretended claim to holiness andpiety A few a very few of them arestill however men of learning and austerityv- - mve pupils nqri followers Cor Jfew

it Times

Fan Among Kngliih AristocratsThe gayety at dinner sometimes rises into

hilarity On a hot night In June not manyyears ago I was dining with a young carlTbo party was composed exclusively of menall of high rank friends anil associates ofroyalty members of tho Marlborough clubwhere at that time you were expected alwaysto be in evening dress after 8 oclock as youmight meet the Prince of Wales The housewas a Scotch one and after we rose tho piperwas brought in He had already passed threetimes around the table during dinner playingbis bagpipes but now it was proposed to havea dance and two young noblenion were pittedagainst each other in a Highland fling Therivals took off their coats and waistcoats andtheir evening shoes and began capering withall the fervorof the stage Irishman leapingbrandishing their arms whooping and shout ¬

ing like Florence or Barney Williams In nfavorite role The others Joined in or tooktheir turn whilo tho screech of the bagpipoaccompanied an1 excited the performerOnce or twice the young host came tome inthe corner where I sat watching this extraor-dinary

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scene in a London drawing room andasked me if I thought they were savagesBut I was delighted to study the manners ofthe inhabitants and begged them to go onAnd they did

At tbo center of Uio long room tbo youngaristocrats now heaped up In a mass all thomovable furniture sofas ottomans andchairs Then nearly every man of tho com ¬

pany in turn started from the head of theroom to leap over tho pile Somo stumbledone or two fell but most of them cleared thobarrier No ono was hurt but clothes weretorn trousers burst and every noblo acrobatwas bathed in perspiration Tho sport waskept up till nearly midnight and then it wastime to dress again for they were all goingto a ball at the Duchess of BuccleughsSo tho party broke up and an hour or twolater I met tbem again renewed in appear ¬

ance and attire and as subdued in man-ner

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as the ordinary undemonstrative English ¬

manThese young fellows bad not drank any

great quantity of wino their exhilarationwas simply natural spirit tbo result of highhealth youth and intimate company and afeeling that whatever they did their doing itmado it appropriate They were a rollickingset but there was no vulgarity in their mirthno coarseness even in their boisterotunessBut they broko somo very precious porcelainIn tlieir performances Adam BadeausLetter

Great Estates Kept For ShootingScotch hunting is a gentlemans occupation

Tho poor daro not bhoot the gamo whichruns all about tbem and the rabbits are astamo as kittens Great estates are kept herofor nothing cho but shooting They ore notfanned and aro often of thousands of acresBometlmes thtwo estates aro let by the year oroeoson to gentlemen who wish to shoot andit has been estimated that tbo averogo cofct ofhunting deer in this way was 500 per stagkilled It Is the great grouso season and thoregion of Trossacbs aro full of them Theyaro found upon tho moors and hunted withdogs

Thcue Scottish moors I hod always supposedto t something liko tho American swamp ormarsh I was surprised to find that they aremountainous lands covered with grass andthe low hushes known as heather Thosebushes look Uko little xprigs of pino set intotho ground and they have littlu blue blossomson tbem They make the landscape of theSco sh highlands peculiarly beautiful dud I

omparo it to nothing but great hillsued with beautiful dark green plants

villi here and there a patch ot rich darkcllvo brown Thora is a velvety lint to thograss here which we dont get in Americaand tho great moisture of tho air keeps thograss green hero tho year round Frank OCarpenter in Cleveland Leader

Personalities In FrancaSarcoy tells amusingly enough how Tho

Figaro for years twitted lilra about tho sizeof his tars Once Tho Figaro had a storyabout him somowhat ns follows A man wasseen loitering along the Seine trying towrench out of tho masonry tho big iron ringsboats ore fastened to When arrested by thepolice it turned out to bo Franclvjue SarcoyWhat ho was doing was searching for earrings for bis own adornment Tho Argo ¬

nautThe Queens Umbrella

Queen Victoria was presented a aw daysago with a specially made umbrella fromGlasgow Tho handle was a round globo otOne gold representing the world studdedover with precious stones to represent hercaJMtya dominions

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And be brtmdit tbe stows down from the moun ¬

tainDeep engraven by Gods own band

And they of religion the fountainBut bow few bare kept their eojnmandl

Ah tbe tablets came straight from beartoAnd they Here of Ood given birth

But lib Son still a nir one hath givenThat ye lots onfanother on earth

And no one can eer think for another lOr teD bow his footsteps are ted

But lie who was humanitys brotherTor all of humanity Wed

Bon D IIouv n LiUanapoUs Herald

AN ERA OF FRAUDS

How Charity Organisations am Used byThose Too Lazy to Work

Tbe Charity Organization society which islocated in a iraiet part of University placeand which Is managed by some well knownphilanthropic ladies is a society tfaats doinzmuch good in the way of masting tbe worthypoor and in putting tbem in positions wherethey can help themselves A reporter whocalled at tbe headquarters Uwlay found tbeladies in charge busy as usual in Issuing

woodyard cards in investigating appealsfor assistance and in listening to the varioustalcs of distress that were told by a smallarmy of applicants It was a motley arrayThere was a typical country boy who likeHowells Lemuel Barker had come to griefwhile seeking his fortune in the metropolisHe wanted to go homo to his mother Therewas an educated Englishman who had cometo this land of promise to And it a land ofbricks without straw He wanted workThere w re destitute willows and brokendown gentlemen

-- We do the best we can said the specialagent who business it is to receive thesevisitors but I tueuro you we get just a triflediscouraged at times and our faith in humannature is frequently and violently shaken

What percentage of those whom you assistturn out to bo deservingr

Well it may seem a strango statementbut as a matter of fact I believe that 00 percent of them aro frauds o Its not drinkolthouglrdrink in many cases has much to dowith it If I were asked what I And to bo tbecause of destitution in most of the cases thatI ran called upon to Investigate 1 should saythat it is laziness pure and unadulterated Ihavo here now a letter from n man who oughtto noed help from no one Wo have placedhim In good positions three times He haslost them by carelessness and now be comesback to us Ho is but a rumple There is aclass that seem to think tliat they ore entitledto bo supported by public charity But wemust deal with nil lest the deserving be over-looked

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The mantle of charity Is broad andcovers many things the long suffering ladycontinued Among other things it covers agood many people who are able to coverthemselves But frauds will always exist Isuppos New York Mail and Express

JlutTalo ItlUs TitleI earned tbo title of Buffalo Bill by killing

buffaloes on the plains The Kansas Pacificrailroad was being built through the heart ofthe buffalo country in 18G7 8ome 1500hands were employed at that end of tberoute The Indians were constantly on thewar path and freeh meat was difficult to ob-

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Hunters were engaged to kill buffaloesfor tbe firm who had the contract for board ¬

ing the employes of the road I had somelittle reputation as a good shot and especiallyat live cattle to I was engaged at a salary of

500 per month to kill buffaloes Twelve ofthese huge animals were required each dayNothing but tho hams and humps were eatenI knew tho work would be very dangerousbecause the Indians were riding all over thecountry indulging in their favorite sport ofkilling p white man when they caught onoalone on tbe prairie But I agreed to furnishthe meat Indians or no Indians l Knewwould often bo flvo or ten miles from thoroad and was liable to attack by the redskinsMy success as n meat provider was so greattbo road bands liegan to call me Buffalo Billand the name lias remained with roe Manystirring adventures occured to me during thoseventeen months I hunted buffaloes for theKansas Paciile road I killed 4fiS0 buffaloesbesides hoi ne Indians New York Mail andExpress

Manuscript and MagazinesMr Ivan Moran soI4 a story four or flvo

years ago to Mr Bunce then tho editor ofApplctons Journal for 85 That journalceaed to oxlst before Ivans story saw day-light

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in its columns and Mr Bunce returnedit to the author White the Manhattanstarted its editor Mr Fornuui gave MrMoran 850 for it That magazine went theway of ull weaklings before they had time togive the world Mr Moranif story Lost weekMr Moran sold tliat story onco more andreceived 50 for it Tho story would fillthree columns of a dally paper and MrMoron has received 185 for it already ButMr Moron isnt always as fortunateas thatLast week ho received this from Frank Lesliespublishing house My dear Moran Please Andpoem inclosed Its merits nro fully appreci ¬

ated but the unfortunate tact remains thatabout 100 worth cost price of course thoIntrinsic valuo Is much greater of yourpoems are still awaiting publication with usYours very truly Bcnj G Smith NewYork Graphic

Objecting to the ExpenseIt Is really disgraceful that taxpayers

should lie asked to defray the cost of all royalnossaees across the channel Every time thePrince of Wales crosses to Calais or Boulognetbe public have to pay 10 and oven thotraveling expenses of tho Grand Duko of Hessand tho O and Duchess of MecklenburgStrclltz and other members of tho family aroborne by tho country All these people re ¬

ceive largi- - Hownnces out of nhlcb theyoifrht to W- - to defray such expenses in

cm1 of i on tho taxpayers in thisscandalous i especially as tho whole ofthese ia - am mere pleasure trips Iftho ordinary steamers are not good enoughfor tho royalties let them hire special ixxtta attheir own oxpenso as thoy can well afford todo thanks to tho exuberant liberality ofparliament London Truth

3loilJeka to Young Sirs lllalneThis extract from Mme Modjeskas letter

to the young Mrs Blaine contains tho wis¬

dom of exiicrlenco I shall inks you ofcourse but it Is far bctterforyou tliat you nrenot going on tho stago after alb Our Ilfo isnot nil strewn with roses and the existenceof a young lx nntlful girl In our profewion Is

something very sad bcliovo roe You wereborn to shine but not on tho stage you willshine in society and bo tho prido of your hus-

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and yours and when you aro old youvlll havo a circlo of devoted friends aroundwhich will make your llfo sweet and cosyAn actress is only appreciated at tbe tlmo ofher glory when sho lias given to the worldall that was best in her sho Is like an emptyIwttlo no ono cares for her any more Exchange

Unlriiio Fence PostsA Burlington Vt man takes railroad raits

has them painted black and tbo flatigo boredfor wires and then uses them for fence postsThe effect Is said to tio tinfriuo and ttrlkingChicago Times

Central Jftucrtiscmcnts

H HACKFELD CO-- OiTcr for Sale--

Various Sims

STEEL RAILS FENCE WIRES

ROOFING SLATES CEMENT

CROCKERY ROCK SALT

Vienna FurnitureAnd a Large Variety of other Goods too Numerous to Mention

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LDSLtViSSt KS U

Dillingham Co and Saml NottHOLIDAY GOODS

Meriden Silver Plated Ware New designs in ChandeliersLamps and Lanterns

POCKET CUTLERY SHELF HARDWAREAgricultural Implements a new Fire Proof Paint for Shingle and

Metal Roofs Carriage Paint for country use no varnish required StovesTinware Lubricating Oil Kerosene Oil -- and General Merchandise

Charles Hustack109 and 111 King S- - tstweta Tort trad Alakruu

Has received per late arrivals a full assortment of

STAPTiX AISTP ANrcrg- - GEOCjComslin in art of

Family Flour Gerraea Oat Meal Com Meal Cracked Wheat Breakfast Gem Dupee Hamand Bacon Codfish Lard Smoked Beef New Cheese Kegs Cal Batter Dates RaisinsMustard Sacce Sea Foam Wafers Saloon and Medium Bread Apples Humboldt PotatoesWheat Corn Bran Also a fall line of Cal Cracker Cos Crackers and Cakes All olwhich are offered at lowest rates All orders receive careful attention and prompt delivery

Both Telephones No 119 P O Box No 37

The Central Cigar StandCampbells Block Merchant Street

F HILDER - - - ProprietorBell Telephone 172 Mutual Telephone 375

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

The Finest Manilla Cigars in the Market on Hand

Island orders Carefully attended to Give me a call

George EngelhardtFormerly with Samuel Nott

Importer and Dealer In

STOVES CHANDELIERS LAMPSALSO

rockery Glassware House Furnishing Hardware AgateIron and Tinware

AGENT HALLS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANYBeaver Block Fort Street

Tbt Slore fonrerly occupied by S Nott oppoUte Sheckkls Co Hank Honolulu II I

S N CASTIEC P TASTLKl

BATIIERTONJ II CASTLt

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Shipping Commission MerchantsIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

GENERAL MERCHANDISE

AGENTSFORKohaU Sugar Company Haiku Sugar Company

Iaia Plantation liiichdtk k Co FlantatianGronrKanch Plantation R Haluead W ialiia Plantation

A II Smith L Co Koloa Kauai

Jtiion Fire and Marine Insurance Company of San Francitcoina Fire Insurance Company ot Hartford

The New England Muua Life Inturance Company of liottnnO M Weitoai Patent Centrifugal Machine

The New Vprk and Honolulu Packet Line

The Merchants Line Honolulu and San FrancitcoDr aync h Son Celebrated Medicine

Wilcox Gibbl Remington and Wheeler 4 WiUon Sewing Machi

LAINE COHave received a consignment of tbe most Economical and Valuable Feed for all kinds of stock viz

COOKED LINSEED MEALIt is the greatest Flesh former Milk and Butter producer n use

Oil Cake Meal shows about 17 per cent of nutritive matter this nearly 39 per cent 100 U of this meaIs enual to 100 lbs ot oats or 318 lbs of com or to yij lbs of wheat bran Also our UnrivaledMIXED FEED as well as our usual supply of the best kinds ot

Hay Oat Wheat Cora Etc EtcWhich is offered at the Lowest Market Kates and delivered free ny part of the city

B B THOMASContractor Builder

Estimates given on all kinds of Brick Iron Stone anl Wooden Huildings Kefm to thefollowing prominent buildings erected by him amongst others too numerous to mention theKings Palace Lunalilo Home Opera House Honolulu Library Wilder Mrs Lack Policeanu Aswan isuiiumgs uic

BricWork in all its Branchesfice S corner Queen and Alakea Streitt

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GROCERS

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BM Floor rtUen Gatetb Flour El Dorado

Crown Flat 1

SV Wheal BeitSacks Barley Best

Sacks Com Best WholSacks Corn Best Cracked

Sacks Bran Coarse and Fine

Sacks Beans WhileSacks Beans Red

Sacks Beans BayouSacks Ceans Horse

Sacks Beans Lima

SACKS POTATOES HEST in GUNNIES

Cases NicnaciJCases Extra Soda Crackers

Cases Medium BreadCases Cracked Wheat 10 lb baji

Cases Corn Meal white to lb bigsCases Oat ileal to lb bags

Cases Com Starch

Casks Dupee Hams

Casks LtA Hams CarsR B Baron

Cases FairbanVs Lard - lb pailCases Fairbank s Lard lb pat

Cases Fairhanks Laid 10 lb pall

Cases Whitneys Butler In tinsHalf firkins Butter Gilt Edge

- Qr 6rkins Duller O t Edge

Cases JVev Cheese

Boxes and bdls Salt CodfishIlbls Tierces Columbia River Salmon

Cases Laundry StarchBoxes Brown Laundry Soap

Pure Java Coffee Roasted and Ground 1 lb tinsSacks Green CofTce

Chests Japan 1 ea 1 lb papersChests fapan Tea H lb papers

Boxes Ratlins London Layerst boxes Raisins London Ijj ers

Boxes lUUint Mucate

Drums CitronBoxes Currants

Cases ChocolateCases Mixed Pickles

Cases Spices atiorted all site

Sacks English W dnutsSacks Soft Shell Almonds

Cases California Honey 1 lb tinsCases King Morse Cos fresh cauued

Fiuits Jellies and VegetablesBales Wrapping Pper extra qua ity

A AUC ASSntTMKNT

Best California Leather

Sole InvJe Harness Skirting and UppersFrench and American Calfskins

Sheep Skint Goat SkinsSaddles and Saddle Tree

These goods are sew and fresh and will be sold t

tOWKST MARKET RATES

M W McChesney Sons

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Pure Halt Wliisky

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Medicinal UseNO FUSEL OIL

Absolutelyl Pure and Unadulterated

IN USE IN

HospitalCnrnllvo IniMtationi

InflrmarleaAND

Ptesxribcd by Physicians Everywhere

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Piire StimulantForllieSicklnratidsConratesdngPatierti

Aged People

WEAK AND DEBILITATED WOMEN

Awarded ElRvr Pkiik Gold MedalWorld Exposition New Orleans La U

ITor ExcollenccZaxiil Purity

Macfarlane CoSolo Agonts

Wenner CoManufacturing and Importing

Xo Dii Fort Street

Always keep on hand a most elejant assortment of

FINE J EWELRYSOLID AND PLATED SILVER WARE

Ever brought to this marker

Clocks Watches Bracelets Neck-

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Plus Lockets Gold Chainsand Guards Sleeve Buttons

Studs Etc EtcAnd ornaments of all kinds

Elegant Solid SUvor Tea SellAnd all kinds of silverware suitable for presentation

KUKUI AND SHELL IEWELRYMade to order

Repairing of watcLes and jewelry carefully at

tended to and executed in the most workmanhlemanner

ENGRAVING A SPECIALTYParticular attention is paid to orders and job work

from the other Islands

Hawaiian HotelCarriage Co

Carriages at all hours day and

night Saddle horses buggies wagon

nettes and village carts with stylish and

gentle horses to let

Horses clipped with the PatentLightning Clipping Machine

FOR SALEA few good Horses 2 Phaetons

Two Top Buggies second hand Har-

ness and 2 Village Carts

PRICES TO SUITTHE TIMESKing up Telephone Number j or Apply

MILES HAYLEY

J GOMESh Watchmaker and Jeweler

Has juu arrived from San Francisco and lisopened a stole opposite Harts Ice Cream Parlorswhere he will attend to the manufacturing of all kind

of Jcu ctry The setting of diamonds etcClironomoters a Spoclalty

fMeIgOtampsO W BURGESS

Has for sale a variety of rare foreign postage sump

for collections Cull and see them at

No 84 Kino- - Struct Honolulu

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iMTOKTINC ANDMANtFACTUKINO

Stationer llool ntlhr JriiifrT JloohbliKlrr rtr

And publisher of the Hawaiian Almanac and AnnualDealer In line Stationery Hooks Music ToS aim

Fancy Goods

Fort Strcbt Nbak Hotkl H jWldii

JUST RECISIVSDA splendid assortment of liquors

comprising the various brands of Wines

Spirits and Ales which we guarantee to

be of the finest quality suitable for

Xmas presents Try a bottle it will

make your friends heart rejoice

THE ROYAL SALOONCor of Nuuanu and Merchant Sts

K II F WOLTEKManager

TJONOLULU IRON WORKS Co

ronm lUitiif llollnr Swmr JCaoltri Iran lira l lent Ca l

Honolulu

Machinery of every description made 10

riicular attention paid to ihp IllacktmlthlnSwork executed on the shorlestnotice

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