VOL I - Fir Hongkoiig and Molia AND Back to JLIonoLuhi The Past Sailing Vcwel KtrMtcMn tniurnnce risk itytt tnm nmlrr will leave for the above ponton the 3 1st of janutuy nnu rruun to Honolulu leaving Hongkonrr nnd Yokohama In March and April respectively The vccl Is superior fitteil for earning passengers In cahln nnd be- tween deck Lbtf rate for freight and passage will be Charged Apply to PAUL IIOHM 8t King itreet or laS Rcrctanla street Ttluphone 361 CJ McCarthy HAS HECEIVrt FROM San Prancisco per MiIpom and other late nrrlvjl a very choice collection of cigar and snioltf rl atlielw consisting In part of Havana Cheroots Operas Ductus Lit ¬ tle Dudes Triplets Cncrubs and the Fine Flor dc Cuba Also wm Full Drens Pel Sweet Capnral ami other popular liramls of Cigarette IJnl forest to mine and try nonic of thotf fins goodi which can be had at 107 FOHT STREET ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE TMIF UNDERSIGNED HAVING JL UMn duly appointed AUiinltritrix of the MUUe ol Keotie Kami bite f I Innnlalu ileesAted all wtnt luting claims again the Mtd sjMate are iiotifxtl that they mutt pretwnt the mmt duly vitrifltd and watt proper WWthw m Im uailrttned within six memth from ttavof this Motto or they will be fir st ever UittwL and idl persons indebted to Mid iHalc ate renewed to rnuhe Imnvexllalr pa jowttom LAVINIA KAPU AdrntaJsjualrix of the eUle of Knone Kann ltlkk Dsc 33 1 8 Jo f FOR SALE OR LEASE rTHOBU IKKMISttS- - SITUATRD ON JP 1 lNmahoaitikMlKattaNlehbthe W3nwaty ore II JwUl tie fer sale or for BU VSV w Jw V W iMttmtMn inquire nt 1 - 1 1 uu 1 riiiiviiniir iv j vimi haium llBfiftlNta Dae M iSbTi NOTICE jT A MEETING OP TUB DIRUCT AORSnf I be Mutual Teleivhone Co held jm day It was daetted to reduce the ten I of nMrUrnenu to 500 per montn mint wtiirtcu lM Kooa Itwa Walanae and Walalna A JAKOER - Stcrsttry Mutual Teltthone Company lUflfllskJan 6 iSS iipi NOTICE - v Slfo 1 Iacltmen AND Xiivery Stables If pu are in need of a GOOD QOiTUNDER CARRIAGE IJUGGV SjltllXETON or CART call on CHAS SlnpVT corner of Abkea and King fetrects before yon make your purelmc uciwjicrc Every carriage is warranted CM ifrm iaV-- J- jtrw 4Mf UUM LUNUOAl - n nt I S i L M- - rl- - Inn1nt i Wo 00 Niiunnn Strootw 51 tL w- nn Iluuolulu H la Hartloular attention paid to repairing Ajr - ltirjci ami Svtartf IliMie I ftV QiTIceaL 15 Kaaliumanu Street VF7lOIINT DARK- - 4tQrncy and Counsellor at Law t 1 Qlrjp7 N n SprecUeU lllotk Itonolulu -- r Dox 94 ffujol No c TIT17 K F BURGESS Expressman and Drayman 84 King Street Honolulu rlrphona Rcldene jNTOTICE - IBVr nrnn regular quarterly meetinR of the Ifiw IMWUMnj Com ptny Mill be held the Conipmy s office Merchant Mreet on Monday Jnninry 17 9130 n in P 0 is nt nt TJ5 SOUTllWICK Secelay y w Mcdonald - airr siwntva ttiioi DtrOHTS IANTHBON SnUl K 6 KoK1 TW Unlwilnlnallilbanclies don by lli wM erlinred workmen IU1 Telephone tit 17 5cicrtl IT LI HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS MONDAY JANUARY 1887 bcciiBcmcntfi m It is absolutely pure and is manufactured in the Orchard from fresh selected Apples one year before being placed on the Market and gener- ates ¬ its own gas by NATURAL FERMENTATION Macfatlane Co Sole Agents XXE3 ZMZ-O-OT- O riiiTttin anil Surgeon Leprosy a Specialty Offlet Uowt at Kaaako frwi a 10 11 a m erery ay esotfK iyv wtu vtw Mtieats at tnesr re Mince try request All eaf dlwMi treated m Imoffke comer ef rKdibaw1 d ISffeienl Mreti Ofliw kin Trim 1 to 1 r ts Sundays fiom 1 10 It A M AT TT CTS Ittooht Uloch Kliij Street Tk dM JtM iwijr h otitni at all howt at uNiwir lJroiletl Chicken llroiled K11I1 Tender Iin Stek Rib Mutton Cliow Oyster Stew Ham and Egg Mackerel Etc Etc Wtn vpik CMnfi AI1U1MANU RANCI iiurrERiWviMJ Geo Cavenagh Vrpprletor PIONEER STEAM CANDY FACTORY AN- D- BAKERY F HORN ltltl Cnftlor rM CaoV and lllw Rkh amI MlelMt let Cfmbi m4c Ly Stum i Iteict St Doth TeUphon Ho 74 C WEB Limited GUNURAt MKRCAMTIIK AND COMMlSSI0NAprNT5 mut or orrttrit PajONR J PrtJrntaml ManiRer I 0 tATKii rreatufer and Seyelatj lion Wm V AMKa Auditor MO SBgp niRRCTOKI HojrCJICIIl1H0F MlJK II WUHKMOlMf S3 POPPB Searclior ot Records Office at prewn wlili Atltft mttli Kn No 9 Kaahumtnu Street OrdorS from the other Islands promptly attended to pSUL NiUtANNS Law Onloo No 44 Merchant Street Honolulu rrhe Pacific House FOHT STREET Oppose the Oownle Whatf Next to Cutom House Mel erved nt t hour Nice airy roami freo fromniM Ilia table mppneu wnn tn uh ing nir airord M readable rjASMdRAN Itopiletor P GRAY M D IltvsiofAy iv sultanas 01lca nent door to the Honolulu Ubmry n llnilki 1 tO r M ur 7 to it H Sundy9to tt A m RUSIDENCn Alikea St Oppolte VM C A TO RENT PREMISES LATELY OCCIJ Till by the late Queen Emma corner of Nuuanu and Ikretanja streets are ofTercd for nul for term 0 ir terms a l ply to JOHN II PATV TreM er Que jIopt JJAIL I General Jbcrtfocmcnta AT THE- - 7 N S SACHS No 104 Fort Street HERALD Gents Jurmskbig Goods Popular Millinery House Propiuetor Honolulu 1 GOOD GOODS AT LOW VfllGES Complete Line of Cents White Shirk We ofTor the llest Unlaundrled Shirt for 100 Urfdcr Shirts in Wool Merino and Canton fljnncl Jean Drawers and Shaker Flannel Drawers A splendid line of GENTS OUTSTDE WOOL SHIRTS litcst Styles of Gents Collars Cuffs and Neck Wear fcnts JVhite and Colored Sois and Suspenders A good assortment of GENTS DRIVING GLOV ES TRUNKS AND VALISES ALWAYS HAND N SAOnS - - - - 104IF011T ST M GOLDBERG Corner of Fort and Merchant Streets JUST RECEIVED THE FINEST LINESOF si r n n r- - i- - r mm p n t nrr m 4 ON S PR y UUUIUIII J Uklllllwi VlUlllVJ I III IllUilllSl - aK1 C MATS CAPS ETC ETC j W U 1 I 1 1 or nn IIIUVIU UUUUUi Latest Stylos mid Novelties Neckwear Atio by repeated and Sdftll Reqatit nU Invaei nf thi Flaei SlanJmtde MOST DURABLE GENTS SHOES Obtainable in the Eastern Markets B F EHLERS CO Are Slxo rirLg a -- ira-e X jirue of HOLIDAY GOODS ALSO SOME REAL DRESDEN CHINA ORNAMENTS n e McitfTYiiE mio IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Groceries Provisions and Feed a tStiHt Oovtim TPort tinil JCIclStrootM New coods received bv mcWit from the L ntn States and Uurone Fresh Call fornia Iroiluce by every steamer order faithfully attended to and Goods delivered t any pttt of ths free charge Wind orders solicited Satisfaction Runranteed IoM- - imce llox No 145 j Telephone No 03 P O jtj Real Ac nt nt Axnnt BSTADL1SHED 1879 JOS E WISEMAN -- General Business Agent CAMPBELL BLOCK HONOLULU Hl Estate bmployin Wllders SteiiiMp Ajant Grat Burliniton Kadroid Atfeut in America t JUKJ f f- - r q mm n every All city of Box Telephone ta Custom Uoiie Broker Money Broker Wanjjr tiawalianupera House Flceaul Life Insurance Agent THE TRUTH MUST BE TOLD It 1 Truo that F CHARLES HAMMER Hatlatalv return d from the Coat with a will selected toeVofal kindeof TRIMMINGS SADDLK IlLANKBTS LAI ROOTS and a great vrietj of article the like of which hnj ntver U foro been sein here It U Trn that Ohrtrlos Ilnmm T WH the above toeetherwth hit own minufactiire of Saddles and Ilirnei ut p ices that are bou id to suit everybody It ia tvii th t OUiyPlos uammornakebfhirnsji Is so ell known all over the Kingdom for botlf niiality aid chtapneu that litre is no need for praising It here It lTruo that owners qf horses Cannot afford to piss CHARLES HAMMEKS without calling Into are trie u luds work and prices Dont lrget the Old Store corner Fort and King Streets CHARLES HAMMER Proprietor tii niiiiipiiipiiimi business ITncbe CtwtRKMCKnlLtlRK AKIIFDRI OIHKV VAtl LANCOVRT ASItrOND ASIIFORDASHFORD Law Chancery Cohvcyancing Admi- ralty ¬ Bankruptcy Probate Etc Eta Etc Officii Ot CpItol DnIIJInj adjoining General Post Office A SCHAEPBR CO IMroaTEKl AND CntnmlKtlon Merchant No joMkhciiant Strict HoHoHtu - o ncRcnn Agent for 3tnenrilt C1 Vrhnn Safes Mrrciiant Strrrt Honolulu DROWN tt PHILLIPS Jrartlcal tliimhfm On tltlrr ami Conprr Hmtlm KouteanJ Ship Job WorttprOmptl executed No 71 Kin St Honolulu T BWERS it COOKE SuccvstoK to LswaR5 A fi kijn JiiiporlTK unit Drnlcr in lumbiv unit nil ml of Jlutlitlny Mtttrrial No Ii Fort Strut HoniLulu J II SOPUR buccetr to J M OAT JR CO Stationer and Sett Venter llsd Jtubber Stamp Aaeney Oattc Bmic No 15 Mirchant Stxrut Honolulu It 1 f ALPRRD MACOON ATToiixjsr at ttu 42 Merchant Strubt Honolulu OtrlLLIAM McCANDLESS Dealer In Choice lturf eal Jlntton lite No 6 Quich Strut Kitn Markot rundr and Shipping orrlcrl mttfully attended ta LUo Stock luroilheil to Veuelt it tliortnoUce VegetiMe or all kind tupplied to order TtLirilOKK No 11 p HAVER SALOON Fort Strekt OrrotiTR Wildrr Co II r XOC W Vruprl tor Pinl clauloichef rret with lea Cuflee Sodj WV ter GlDRtr Ale nr Milk gran fR0 j A X Tilt J J v Hmo1tr Jtegtililtr a Hltrctnlltu COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT JVSUBK Iroiirletor HoikL tTkRKT UrruRut Fort ahd Nudam Ojr secret l iiccnw hate never falleJ and will continue to seneour cuTomeriBt tn the patl vrtth the beat the mtkct aftotd at teasonalle ratet R W PRAZER IMERGHANT TAILOR Corner Kliiff iiikI lnAvii Jlonolutn Moderate charcei eooil wjrkmanthlpanda pefect fit guaranteed G J WALLER Family and Shipping Butcher METROPOLITAN MARKET King Stror t New Goods New Goods mr Mariposa AUGUSTUS L SMITH Has received an excellent assortment of CHRISTMAS GOODS amotiR which arc Christmas cards plain and fringed ranging ii price from 5 cents upwards DoJU in creat variety large pnd small i Doll Carriages Transparent slate Writing dcsls Dominoet Checkers Pctfume cases Christmas candles Candle holders Tree ointments Trumpets Tops paint boxcj Purses Papctries Ptc Etc Etc Etc S M Carter Has on hand for sale injquintitlet to suit Departure Bay Goal New- castle ¬ Coal Charcoal Hnnl and Soft W011l Sawed Split Manienie Hay California Hay Bran Oats t Barley Corn Cracked Corn Wheat Etc Etc Order are breby solicited and will be delleiedat any locality within the city limits No 82 King Street Both Telephones It 87 NEATEST JOB PRINTING Older atjthis office NO 117 Scucral bbcviiccincnis SUGARS Im up in Kcri njtprrty for FAMILY USE For Sale By G- - W Macfarlane c Oo JUST RECEIVD A nnall invoice of CIGARS Imported ilircct from Havana C O BERGER WRITING PAPER WRITING PAPBR Now In ttoclr with additional Eatetn nrolcr en route A fine variety of the CONNKCTICUT VALLEY MILLS Kirn Quality Cap Lesat Lntter Note and D Paper AttortedweUrilt- - Alw Marcus Wrdi ItUh Ltntf Flat Folio and Kott paper plain or can m- - ntri up to lull anr 0drr L - v v Tiittv a innvsi No 106 Fort St J L STANLEY JOHN SPRUANCfc Spruance Stanleyfic Co Importers and Jobbers of r r C FINE WINES AND LIQUORS 410 Front Street San Francisco LILIENTHAL CO Importers and Wholesale dealers In Wines and Liquors Proprietors of the celebrated Cyrus Noble Distillery LyneUliurR Ohio ISLAND ORDERS SOLICITED 100 to 102 Front Street San Francisco Employment Office TJIFUNDrRSirNLD IS PREPARED TO dexripdon of work including Ii nite tervanti itewarda cooki walten tpu dencn carpenter etc CMapso Interpreting A apecialiy Accounu collected and General commit aione carefully and promptly executed OtHoor Nuuanu ureee corner Kulul Place 0ixite U ham Wig SAKKNO M A CONSAUKS B HUTCH I h SON Gonsalvc Co- - Hiofriifr tlorer anil Wine Merchant RKAVim llLOCK QUKKN tTlXT HoNOt Vt Post Offica Box No 309 Telephone No tW John T Walerhouse Tmjioder ami Denier In tletieral Strr- - ciantllue No J J1 QlKKN Stkck- - IbNOLULU TT TTaclfeld Co tleneral Cnmmlttinn Admit Cor Fuitr ANnQumw Stkbet Honolvu J M WHITNEY MDDDS Itental Ituinu on iorr Street llONQlltU hj Olhce In Brewers UlowL corner Hotel and Fort Streets entrapce on Hotel Street r A THURSTON Attorney at fane i No a MKCHAN1STKKIT 1Iohouvl ttEtowisr g 00 Importer andPealers h Ales Winos Spirits AIWHOLHSALF 1 4 Merchant St Opposite Post Office Honolulu H I JOHN H PATY otarii Puhlle ami Commission of Deed Tor the States cl California and New York Offica at the Bank n Bishop H Co HoNOtDLV Oahu If I n Boat Building Shop Rar of Lucass Mill jpjrPlMIWWITOjIllllllHW rr m M ni m a Ml
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VOL I -
Fir Hongkoiig and MoliaAND
Back to JLIonoLuhiThe Past Sailing Vcwel
KtrMtcMn tniurnnce risk itytt tnm nmlrrwill leave for the above ponton the 3 1st ofjanutuy nnu rruun to Honolulu leavingHongkonrr nnd Yokohama In March andApril respectively The vccl Is superiorfitteil for earning passengers In cahln nnd be-tween deck
Lbtf rate for freight and passage will beCharged Apply to
PAUL IIOHM8t King itreet or laS Rcrctanla street
Ttluphone 361
CJ McCarthyHAS HECEIVrt FROM
San Prancisco per MiIpom and other latenrrlvjl a very choice collection of cigar andsnioltf rl atlielw consisting In part of
Havana Cheroots Operas Ductus Lit ¬
tle Dudes Triplets Cncrubs andthe Fine Flor dc Cuba
Also wm Full Drens Pel Sweet Capnralami other popular liramls of Cigarette
IJnl forest to mine and try nonic of thotffins goodi which can be had at
107 FOHT STREET
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
TMIF UNDERSIGNED HAVINGJL UMn duly appointed AUiinltritrix of
the MUUe ol Keotie Kami bite f I InnnlaluileesAted all wtnt luting claims again theMtd sjMate are iiotifxtl that they mutt pretwntthe mmt duly vitrifltd and watt properWWthw m Im uailrttned within six memthfrom ttavof this Motto or they will be fir
st ever UittwL and idl persons indebted to MidiHalc ate renewed to rnuhe Imnvexllalr pajowttom LAVINIA KAPU
SjltllXETON or CART call on CHASSlnpVT corner of Abkea and King
fetrects before yon make your purelmcuciwjicrc Every carriage is warranted
CM ifrmiaV-- J-jtrw4Mf UUM LUNUOAl
- n ntI S
i
LM- - rl- - Inn1nt
i Wo 00 Niiunnn Strootw51
tL
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Iluuolulu H la
Hartloular attention paid to repairingAjr -
ltirjci ami Svtartf IliMie
I ftV QiTIceaL 15 Kaaliumanu Street
VF7lOIINT DARK- -
4tQrncy and Counsellor at Lawt
1
Qlrjp7 N n SprecUeU lllotk Itonolulu
-- r Dox 94
ffujol No c
TIT17
K F BURGESSExpressman and Drayman
84 King Street Honolulu
rlrphona Rcldene
jNTOTICE- IBVr
nrnn regular quarterlymeetinR of the Ifiw IMWUMnj Com
ptny Mill be held the Conipmy s office
Merchant Mreet on Monday Jnninry 17
9130 n in
P 0
is
ntnt
TJ5 SOUTllWICKSecelay
y w Mcdonald -
airr siwntva ttiioiDtrOHTS IANTHBON SnUl K 6 KoK1 TW
Unlwilnlnallilbanclies don by lli wMerlinred workmen
IU1 Telephone tit
17
5cicrtl
IT LI
HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS MONDAY JANUARY 1887
bcciiBcmcntfi
mIt is absolutely pure
and is manufactured in
the Orchard from fresh
selected Apples one year
before being placed on
the Market and gener-
ates
¬
its own gas by
NATURAL FERMENTATION
Macfatlane Co
Sole Agents
XXE3 ZMZ-O-OT-O
riiiTttin anil Surgeon
Leprosy a Specialty
Offlet Uowt at Kaaako frwi a 10 11 a m ereryay esotfK iyv wtu vtw Mtieats at tnesr re
Mince try requestAll eaf dlwMi treated m Imoffke comer ef
rKdibaw1 d ISffeienl MretiOfliw kin Trim 1 to 1 r ts Sundays fiom 1 10
It A M
AT TT CTS
Ittooht Uloch Kliij StreetTk dM JtM iwijr h otitni at all howt at
uNiwir
lJroiletl Chicken llroiled K11I1
Tender Iin Stek Rib Mutton CliowOyster Stew Ham and Egg
Mackerel Etc Etc
Wtn vpik CMnfi AI1U1MANU RANCIiiurrERiWviMJ
Geo CavenaghVrpprletor
PIONEER
STEAM CANDY FACTORY
AN- D-
BAKERYF HORN
ltltl Cnftlor rM CaoV and lllwRkh amI MlelMt let Cfmbi m4c Ly Stum
i Iteict St Doth TeUphon Ho 74
C WEB
Limited
GUNURAt MKRCAMTIIK AND
COMMlSSI0NAprNT5
mut or orrttritPajONR J PrtJrntaml ManiRerI 0 tATKii rreatufer and Seyelatjlion Wm V AMKa Auditor
MOSBgp niRRCTOKI
HojrCJICIIl1H0F MlJK II WUHKMOlMf
S3 POPPBSearclior ot Records
Office at prewn wlili Atltft mttli Kn No 9
Kaahumtnu Street
OrdorS from the other Islands promptlyattended to
pSUL NiUtANNS
Law Onloo
No 44 Merchant Street Honolulu
rrhe Pacific HouseFOHT STREET
Oppose the Oownle Whatf Next to Cutom House
Mel erved nt t hour Nice airy roami freo
fromniM Ilia table mppneu wnn tn uh ing nirairord M readable rjASMdRAN
Itopiletor
P GRAY M D
IltvsiofAy iv sultanas01lca nent door to the Honolulu Ubmry
n llnilki 1 tO r Mur7 to it H
Sundy9to tt A m
RUSIDENCn Alikea St Oppolte VM C A
TO RENTPREMISES LATELY OCCIJ
Till by the late Queen Emma corner ofNuuanu and Ikretanja streets are ofTercd for
nul for term 0irterms a lply to JOHN II PATV
TreM er Que jIopt
JJAIL IGeneral Jbcrtfocmcnta
AT THE- -
7
N S SACHSNo 104 Fort Street
HERALD
Gents Jurmskbig Goods
Popular Millinery House
PropiuetorHonolulu
1
GOOD GOODS AT LOW VfllGES
Complete Line of
Cents White ShirkWe ofTor the llest Unlaundrled Shirt for 100 Urfdcr Shirts in Wool
Merino and Canton fljnncl Jean Drawers and Shaker Flannel Drawers Asplendid line of
GENTS OUTSTDE WOOL SHIRTSlitcst Styles of Gents Collars Cuffs and Neck Wear fcnts JVhite andColored Sois and Suspenders A good assortment of
GENTS DRIVING GLOVESTRUNKS AND VALISES ALWAYS HAND
N SAOnS - - - - 104IF011T ST
M GOLDBERGCorner of Fort and Merchant Streets
JUST RECEIVED THE FINEST LINESOF
sir n n r-- i- -
rmm p nt nrr m
4ON
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PR yUUUIUIII J Uklllllwi VlUlllVJ I III IllUilllSl
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MATS CAPS ETC ETC
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or nnIIIUVIU UUUUUi
Latest Stylos mid Novelties Neckwear
Atio by repeated and Sdftll Reqatit nU Invaei nf thi Flaei SlanJmtde
MOST DURABLE GENTS SHOESObtainable in the Eastern Markets
B F EHLERS COAre Slxo rirLg a -- ira-e X jirue
ofHOLIDAY GOODS
ALSO
SOME REAL DRESDEN CHINA ORNAMENTS
n e McitfTYiiE mioIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Groceries Provisions and Feeda
tStiHt Oovtim TPort tinil JCIclStrootM
New coods received bv mcWit from the L ntn States and Uurone Fresh Callfornia Iroiluce by every steamer order faithfully attended to and Goods delivered tany pttt of ths free charge Wind orders solicited Satisfaction Runranteed IoM- -
CHARLES HAMMERHatlatalv return d from the Coat with a will selected toeVofal kindeof TRIMMINGS SADDLKIlLANKBTS LAI ROOTS and a great vrietj of article the like of which hnj ntver U foro been sein here
It U Trn that Ohrtrlos Ilnmm T WH the above toeetherwth hit own minufactiire ofSaddles and Ilirnei ut p ices that are bou id to suit everybody
It ia tvii th t OUiyPlos uammornakebfhirnsji Is so ell known all over the Kingdom forbotlf niiality aid chtapneu that litre is no need for praising It here
It lTruo that owners qf horses Cannot afford to piss CHARLES HAMMEKS without calling Intoare trie u luds work and prices
Dont lrget the Old Store corner Fort and King StreetsCHARLES HAMMER
Proprietor
tii niiiiipiiipiiimi
business ITncbe
CtwtRKMCKnlLtlRKAKIIFDRI
OIHKV VAtl LANCOVRTASItrOND
ASIIFORDASHFORDLaw Chancery Cohvcyancing Admi-
ralty¬
Bankruptcy ProbateEtc Eta Etc
Officii Ot CpItol DnIIJInj adjoining GeneralPost Office
A SCHAEPBR CO
IMroaTEKl AND
CntnmlKtlon Merchant
No joMkhciiant Strict HoHoHtu
- o ncRcnn
Agent for 3tnenrilt C1 Vrhnn Safes
Mrrciiant Strrrt Honolulu
DROWN tt PHILLIPS
Jrartlcal tliimhfm On tltlrr amiConprr Hmtlm
KouteanJ Ship Job WorttprOmptl executedNo 71 Kin St Honolulu
T BWERS it COOKE
SuccvstoK to LswaR5 A fi kijnJiiiporlTK unit Drnlcr in lumbiv unit nil
ml of Jlutlitlny MtttrrialNo Ii Fort Strut HoniLulu
J II SOPURbuccetr to
J M OAT JR COStationer and Sett Venter
llsd Jtubber Stamp AaeneyOattc Bmic No 15 Mirchant Stxrut
John T WalerhouseTmjioder ami Denier In tletieral Strr--
ciantllue
No J J1 QlKKN Stkck- - IbNOLULU
TT TTaclfeld Cotleneral Cnmmlttinn Admit
Cor Fuitr ANnQumw Stkbet Honolvu
J M WHITNEY MDDDSItental Ituinu on iorr Street
llONQlltU hjOlhce In Brewers UlowL corner Hotel and Fort
Streets entrapce on Hotel Street
r A THURSTON
Attorney at fanei
No a MKCHAN1STKKIT 1Iohouvl
ttEtowisr g 00Importer andPealers hAles Winos Spirits
AIWHOLHSALF1 4 Merchant St Opposite Post Office
Honolulu H I
JOHN H PATY
otarii Puhlle ami Commission of DeedTor the States cl California and New York Offica
at the Bank n Bishop H Co
HoNOtDLV Oahu If I n
Boat Building ShopRar of Lucass Mill
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EVERY MORNING
EXCEPT SUNDAYS
OH tllK InofmtoR v Tits lmtti PilishimoV
LIMITED1
he Oflloo No SOMnrohutxt St
TEltMS OV SVnsOMlTIOX
Pr annum 600Six roonthtu JoThret months 1 JPer month i joctt
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Rrltf communications from all parts of the Kingdomwill always b acceptable w
All matter Intended for publication at well as tuslntss communications and adertlMtnjnts should beaddressed to- THE DAILY HERALD
MONDAY JANUARY 17 1887
THE SILK AGITATION
The heading represents a thing of
the not distant past Why all the talkwith a little action which took place
about a year ago amounted to nothingis har3 to say The slight experimen-
tation
¬
with mulberry and silkworms
prorcd that both had a congenial clime
here There was a unanimity of senti-
ment
¬
in the papers that silk raising was
feasible as well as desirable for one of
the new industries that all were agreed
should be diligently sought after Still
only one poor foreigner started out in
anything practical and although hewas not without experience in silk
growing abroad although he demon-
strated¬
at once his capacity for thebusiness and the adaptability of thebusiness to the country no assistancewas accorded him by either the Gov- -
ernment or persons supposed to beenthusiastically in favor of establishingnew industries and he dropped out ofsight and probably left the country in
disappointment In the meantime anorganization has been maintained in a
vigorous condition in California forthe promotion of the silk raising indus-
try
¬
Lately accounts have been re-
ceived
¬
by the association that samplesof silk sent East by it had been propounced of superior quality by expertdealers in the article At the sametime the association has obtainedknowledge of the best variety of mulberry for the climate and procuredquantities of it for distribution amongthe members If there is any profit in
the industry at all the probability is
that the enterprising Californians will
shortly be participators in it Thereis no reason but the lack of enterprise
and cooperation amotie residents of
these islands why the industry should
not be planted here and become an
important adjunct of national pros
perity The day may come before our
people are aware when they will wish
they had taken steps to test the feasi
bility of suggested new industries Itis not necessary to adopt the position
ofn alarmist to utter a warning that
there is a possible imminence of col- -
Japse threatening the basis of the pres
ent prosperity Forewarned is fore
armed with wise people and a small
modicum of prevision now may be
worth a vast effort at provision for any
evil day when it dawns
NOTES AND COMMENTS
Talk oi peace when the ItalianChamber of Deputies has approved an
extra credit of five million dollars for
the war and marine departments
In Switzerland every newly married
couple is compelled by law to plant
trees shortly after the marnogc- - cere
mony There is ample room for the
operation of a similar law in Hawaii
China has not embraced the revolu-
tion
¬
of railways with that alacrity anticipated a few years ago but it ts nowstated on the authority of a civil en
gineer who has been in that country
for seven years that upon the acces
sion of the young Prince to the throneChina will adopt the European railway
almost universally
The fastidiousness of the Bulletinwith regard to the selections in otherpapers wouldseem to be increasing in
rj
fyn v r- - ri -- rsr v wvaw v r VffcIWWWrM WlT II WWlWtg1ll 11 U Ml U J V KUImi
proportion to the decline of good tastein that journals original productionsAll the slang that the HfinALD hascontained since it started enn be discounted in almost any number of thepaper that has affected disapproval ofthe extract given here the other dayfrom Mr Morenos letter in one of theleading papers of America
FUN AND FANCY
Striped suits arc fashionable for NewYork Aldermen
A private tootcr the man who prac-
tises¬
on the cornet in his room
Wc cant understand how it is thatpick pockets do such a heavy businessduring the holidays without advertisingat all
A conundrum My first means company my second shuns tompany mythird summons company and my wholeis given to company Answer conun-drum
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A paprrte be called the Sock isabout to be started in PhiladelphiaOf course the editor will be expectedto put his foot in it occasionally
A PARADOX
A paradox it seems I knowHut tit R truth sublime
A man my get down very lowYet have high old time
Somebody stole two hens in PeoriaIII and a paper there closes a vigorousarticle on the subject with the wordsThe guilty wretches have not yet been
caught but startling developments arcon the eve of exploding
Pa said little Johnny McSwilliganHeres a piece in the paper about
Parasites What arc they Paris- -
ites my boy arc people who live inParis I think you ought to know thatand you in the Third Reader
Did ye read the Prisidints missagePat No I did not Sure yeought He gives good news of UncleMike an his family in ould Ireland
Does he though An what does hesays of thim Sure an he says ourforeign relations are all right
He had been courting her a longtime so long that she began to gettired so one night she said to himJohn who is the author ol the phraseMan proposes Im sure I dont
know answered John why do youask Oh merely wanted to knowwho he was For what reasonBecause I euess lie didnt know whathe was talking about Five minuteslater the wedding day was set
Plantation Philosophy Ise got mospect fur cr kine bcartcd fool den I has
fmm am iwiinl Hn wr Tn hitenAPIUI CI uuci mat iiiui ua uua uiaadaf makes drunkards only thrives whendar is cr sober man at de head o itNine times outen ten de man what isalius sayln dat man is got er stfongermine den er oman ain t able ter control his own appertite De man whatdoan know nothin but book larmn isall right long cz he is in de parlor buthe aint much crcount when ne gitsout inter de woods
Popular Science
The light from an electric lamp towerI in Davenport Iowa falls full upon a
lower garden about one uunarea iceiaway and during the last summer theowner has observed that lilies whichhave usually bloomed only in the dayhave opened in the night and thatmorning glories have unclosed theirblossoms as soon as the electric lightfell on them
The latest thing in instantaneousphotography is the suggestion of theFrench Academy of Sciences that aninternational conference be held inParis next spring to make arrangementsfor the elaboration of a photographicmap of the heavens to be simultaneouslyexccutedat ten or twelve observatoriesscattered over the surface of the earth
Electrical heating stoves are beingintroduced in France a peculiar fea-
ture¬
of their construction being thatthe wires- - are let through aperturesformed in plates of refractory clay andplumbago These plates are not in-
closed¬
but are left exposed so that theair can circulate very freely throughthe apertures where it comes in contactwith the red hot wires Wire bobbinsare inserted in the apertures each bobbin forming part of the electric circuitand all being connected foe quantitythe bobbins arc heated by the passageof the current and serve to heat theair as it passes to and fro over them
Among the prizes of the ParisAcademy of Sciences the present yearit one of 500 for the most importantimprovement of steam engines or anyother invention contributing most tothe progress of steam navigation agold medal for the most interestingobservation on work most conduciveto the progress of astronomy 2000for the best work on the theory ofJupiters satellites disttcssing the observations and dtductng the constantscontained in it especially that whichfurniihes a direct determination of thevelocity of light 600 for any im
portant improvement in the theory ofthe application of electricity to thetransmission of force 1000 for thework most conducive to the progressof organic chemistry also on the in-
fluence¬
exercised on earthquakes bythe geological constitution ofa countryby the action of water or of any otherphysical causes
Try Mattlnelll Cider It ts absolutely pureMaclarUne Co agents
I mUiluiiI mwcrtMUw
Scncwl Jltibcrticclitenls
-- Offer for Sale- -
Various Sizes
STEEL RAILS- -
tifaiiSwIifctittVViWMilUllIL1
H HACKFELD CO
ROOFING SLATES
CROCKERY
FENCE WIRES
CEDENT
ROCK SALT
Vienna FurnitureAnd a Large Variety of other Goods too Numerous to Mention
PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LdSUCCESSORS TO
Dillingham Co and Saml NottholidaTgoods
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 Pnint for country use no varnish required StovesTinware Lubricating Oil Kerosene Oil and General Merchandise
Charles Hustace100 aacl 111 Xing St botwcoa Fort and Alftlrort
Has received per late arrivals a full assortment of
ComiUlnj In 1 ail of
Family Flour Gcrmca Oat Mejil Corn Men Cracked Wheal IlroakfaH Jem Dupcc Haninnd llacon Codfish Lard Smoked llccf New Cheese Kegs Cat Duller Dates RaisinMustard Sauce Sea Foam Wafer Saloon nnd Medium Dread Apples Humboldt PotatoesWheat Corn Ilran Also n lull line of Cal Cracker Co Crackers and Cakes All olwhich are offered at lowest rates All orders receive careful attention and prompt delivery
Doth Telephones No 119 P 0 Box No 371
Tlie Central Gigar StandGampbolls Block Merchant Street
Gentlemen will find the Central always stocked with thechoicest Havana and Domestic Cigars and Tobaccos Freshimportations by every steamer
Tka Finest Manilla Cigars Id the Market on Hand
Island orders Carefully attended to Give me a call11 ii mi -- - ii iii in n
George EngelhardtFormerly with Samuel Not
IMPORTER AND DEA1R IN
STOVES CHANDELIERS LAMPSALSO
rockery Glassware House Furnishing Hardware AgateIron and Tinware
AGENT HALLS -- SAFE AND LOCK COMPANYBeaver Block Fort Street
11i Store formerly occupied ly S NrtfT oppoltte SntKCKia k Coa Dank Honolulu II I
S N CASTLEG I rASTU3
J U ATUEHTONJ II CASTLK
CASTLE COOKE
Shipping Commission Merchantsimporters and dealers in
general merchandiseAGENTSrFORI
Kohala Sugar Company i Haiku Sucv CompanyPalaPIantatlon Hitchcock Co IUntatlan
GroveIUncli flvitatlon KV Ililitead W lalua PlantationA II Smith li Co Koloa Kauai
0ibn Fir land Marine Inturnncc Company of San Frtaclscot tna Fire Iniurance Company of Hartford
k Th New ICnjUnd Mutual Life Iniurance Company of RoitonI M Wcsloni Talent Centrifugal Machines
The New York and Honolulu Packet LineIhe Merchants Line Honolulu and San Krancltco
Dr layne Sons Celebrated MedicineWilcox Cibui Remington and Wheeler Wilton Sewing Marht
LAINE COHave motived a consignment of the most Economical nnd Valuable Feed for all kin It of stock vlt
COOKED LINSEED MEALIl Is the grcatct Klctli former Milk and Duller producer n use -
fill r1i Mul shnwi about 11 tier cent of nutrltivu matter this neanv 50 tier cent im bs of this mml-- - - - - - - - -Av r7is enual to loo lbs ol oats or 3iu It 01 corn or to 707 iui 01 wncui urnii nuo our unrlcdMIXED FFKD as wfJI M our usual supply of the best kinds oi
Hay Oats Whoftt Cora Eta EtcWhich Is uflrred at the LoVest Market Itatel and delivered free ny part of the lt
EX B THOMASContractor Builder
Eitimatw given on all kinds of Drick Iron Stone and Wooden Itulldlngs Refers to thefollowing prominent building erected by him amoncst others too numeroiu to mention theKings Palace Lunalllo Home Opera Home Honolulu Library Wilder Mr Lack Policeand Aswan Buildings Etc
Brick Work in all its Brandies S
OIKceS corner Queen andJAlakea Streets Mu Telephone No i8
MtaffliwiijiwjUUMiuttjjSfi nm
tcto lbcvtfociKnt22522rt
HAY AND GRAINLARGEST STOCKS
BEST QUALITYLOWEST PRICES
UNION FEED COTelephones No IJS- - Cor Queen and Edinburgh Sts
C E WILLIAMSFURNITURE
--Just Received- -
A NEW LOT OF ME FUKNITUBE
BEDROOM SETSSIDEBOARDS
CORNICES
SETS
Left of
150 and 200 a Fct
CURTAINS
PARLORWARDROBES
New Cornice Poles
Now Lot of Window Curtains
100 each
Store Hotel Street between Fort and Nuuanu Streets
C B WILLIAMS
Just Received per S S AustraliaALL OVER EMBROIDERIES
NEW MILLINERYSillc Mitts KrenchL lcicl Slioes Ktc
AT
CHAS J FISHELSLEADING MILLINERY HOUSE
Fashionable Drossmalclng on the Promises
j A Very S et AtMreis
i ice cream TtWna Mij3arti
I CANDIES BoniaV-
I CAKES
i J THE ELITE ICE CREAM PARLORS
j 85 HOTEL STREET-
t
Just Reiiejved net 8 S Zealandia
A FINE ASSORTMENT
OF
CI GAR s55
From the CelebraleM 1actory of Siphon Slom N9W Vprk
HOLLISTER CO109 Fort Street Honqlulu
WOLFE COHo 08 HOTEL STREET
Have Beceived by Late ArrivalsAmeican and EnBllshJami and Jellirs Table and Pie Fiuli Star IInn Oxford SensesCurried Fowl Kippered HerrinEs Preserved Plumnioateri Fried Eel Flndon HaddockPudding French and American Pcag Craven Cakes MackeiuleV Fine Vhcullf Ftc
Also a large assortment of Candle nnd Nutj Order will receive careful attention andprompt delivery guaranteed
PO Bo DUTePtoiiNdj4 Mutual No 149
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Tub Daily heraldWill bo for bcUo Dally at tho Vo
lowlnu XMiiucjh
j u THRUM Fott meetI II SOPCR Merchant iirttt
UYSTAL SODA WOllKS Hotel StreetJPrlon 5 Contn
MONDAY JANUARY 17 1887
LUALNEAVSHcavyrains still continue on Maui
our Kuliulul correspondent writes
A bowling alley with restaurant at ¬
tached will open on Fort street shortly
Thea mail
Mariposa took from Honoluluof 6537 letters and 1844
pcrsruin
Mr Thos Wall proprietor of theskating rink returned by the S SMariposa
The steathtr Kinau goes on themarine railway to day to be cleanedShe sails on her regular route on Wed ¬
nesday nextfci
The Astor House restiurant hasagain succuinbcdto undue competitionIt closed on Siturday and will be soldout at auction to day
An officer or private in the Salvationarmy was scan on the street SaturdayHe wears the army uniform with tticletter S on the collar of his coat
Prior to his departure for the Coastby the Mariposa Mr- - Fi H Austin issaid to have been decorated by HisMajesty with the Royal Order of Kalaknua
The winds blew almost a gale aboutsundown last evening In some placeslimbs nf trees were torn off and fellinto the street One almost struckthe Wuikiki omnibus
The Kingdom of Sam a has just is ¬
sued its first postage stamps Theyappeared op correspondence receivedby the Mariposa on Saturday night indenomination of two pence four pencrand one shilling l he design is neatbeing the words Samoan Postage atthe top and the denomination at thebottom in curves that embrace a vig-
nette¬
of palm trees in the centerDoubtless collectors of stamps will beeager to get the first Samoan issue
Hotel Arrivals
Arrivals Ssturdayand Sunday EdHoffman Maui A G Uurchardt Kohaln R M -- 9crend HonokaaTurton jr Lalwina W H StoneKau Chas E Stone Laupahochoe
S Cully Koolau It T Ilooth andwife Uoston
A Temperance Orator
Mr It T Booth a famous temper-
ance
¬
orator and his wife arc passen ¬
gers by the Mariposa who have re-
mained
¬
over and are putting up at theHawaiian Hotel Prior to his depar ¬
ture from Sydney Mr Booth was hon ¬
ored at a farewell banquet Sir Henry1arkes presided and among thosepresent were Mr Consul Griffin RevDr Kinross Principal St AndrewsCollcce Rev R Sellrrs President ofthe Wcslcyan Conference and severalmcmbqrs of the Legislature A part ¬
ing greeting by telegraph from Mel-
bourne was read An excellent temperance dinner was served and afterthe toast of The Queen that of ThePresident and Government of theUnited States was drunk Mr ConsulGriffin responding The chairman in
nronosinn the toast of the eveningOur Guest adverted to the work oi
Mr and Mrs Booth and expressed a
wwa
cordial desire that they might return tothe colony Mr Holdship of Auck-
land
¬
also spoke to his toast MrUooth in responding made an elo-
quent¬
reply Referring to the progressof the cauoc he said by way of con-
clusion
¬
We are progressing in thesefew years by the Press the pulpit andthe platform There has been createdthe mightiest power out of heaven a
public conviction not merely a senti ¬
ment not simply an opinion but a
conviction that the liquor traffic is a
nuisance and that the saloon must go
Fifty years ago good men were sayingthe liquor traffic cannot be done away
with Thnt was sentiment if you
please Later on they said it ought tobe that was opinion To day goodmen are declaring it shall be that is
convictiont
- BUSINESS ITEMS
Everybody says the Imported Candles at they Go and try somelKllfc we yum yum
- Miss TucW nt Miss Hattys Punchbowl
J streetKlms received by last steamer a large
- assortment of Stamping Patterns for fancy
Vprk w
No handbook excels the Hawaiian Almanac
ni Annoi v riMii statistical and centralInform ifxr rnlntlnif 111 tllMC IsljlU l
50 cents
II you want a fiood smoke for your nionc
patronlie home Industry and call at J
illpcleyr Crystal Soda Works 69 Hoefi f iro iir ir mid promptly
filled There is no license remrlrefl 11
these cigars Do not forget the name J vv
Hlngley nor the place Crystal Soda Works
Hotel street
A Good RrtEPV One feels better wtibelter and is contented after taking a platp 01
Good and Pure Ice Cream as they serve at tne
Elite Ice Cream Parlors 65 Hotel -
Jlcloui Fruit Ices and Sherbets in cverdianEing- mi I- - fnhci nmi Canutes u
YKlSiy ID UIV -
all the gol AHnperior make and quality are
orders nromntlv attended to King up iiMutual Telephone Bell l33
MEN AND THINGS
To siek right out in ne tinMr Editor as1 was the habit in ourgrandfathers days is a custom morehonored in the breach than in the observance in this over politic burg asyou aptly hinted Sn an editorial notethe other day Here those whosegreatest interests are at stake seem todisplay the most prominent character-istics
¬
of the mouse they seek theirholes on very slight provocation not-
withstanding¬
their oft expressed desireto bell the cat Probably hope de ¬
ferred makcth the heart sick and therepresentatives of the business interestsof the country wait Mictwher likc for
something to turn up that may allowof their assistance without identifica-tion
¬
I cannot help but think howeverthat the obtaining of n return of schentper schent is a very great inducementto he chosen few to nbslain from tooactive an interference in assisting tinpublic good politically Thus althoughI hear lots of street talk I rarely findin any of the independent papers ademurrer ovet the signature of nny ofthose who are breathing political deathand destruction to the powers that beAs I said previ uisly the heart is thatof a mouse and you will have to fightmany a goa light yet solus- - receivinghowever your just reward in an Increased subscription list
I find that there is a rather curiousadmixture of ex official magnates gathered together beneath the shelter ofthe massive Bastile on Merchant streetI notice amongst the officers and mem-bers
¬
of the star bedecked brigade anex Minister of the realm Kaulukouan cx chambcrlnin Crabbej an exjudge Wondj an ex legislatrKcau an ex sheriff Pah a and tin ex
executioner of civil judgmentsDayton Their lines seem to have
fallen in pleasant marcs yet I believesome of them arc not happy
I most thoroughly believe in givingunto Crcsar when I rob not myscll
so 1 think that it is but just and properthat Marshal Kaulukou snould receivepraise for his energy and ptrscveranccin pushing so succehsfiilly forward tothe pinnacle on which he now restsOf course after the Herculean laborsundergone it is but right that heis now working in his masters interestsin the line of firopiet without fear ofloss Of late upon one midnightdreary I dreant I heard the nobleMarshals voice intoning
Oh Ill calher in the shekesThe silver and the yellow golden thelitis
Vei tll ealhtr la the hkcUAnd idaCe them in the vauluof lle
I would say a word to the membersof the Humane Society of Honoluluwhich followed in the way of manyother such societies long long ago thatthey ought to rise in their m ght andmake some effort to carry out at leastone portion of their proposed programme viz lo cntorcc such lawswhich are now or may hcrrafter becreated for the prevention of crueltyHon J fa Walker was I ucbtve thePresident of the society nt the time it
gained the ranks of the majority andthrough his efforts a change was madein the law at the last session of theLegislature relating to Cruelly toAnimals Yet the new law will re-
main¬
a dead letter unless there is effortmade to enforce it Gird on yourarmor Humanitcs and visit the cat-
tle wharf slaughter houses and hack ¬
stands and you will sec what you willsee
I have heard it whispered beneaththe mellow light of tne electric lampsat the Palace entrance that Ills Ma-
jesty much desired to pay a personalvisit ot Irientiship to tier Most ura- -
cious Maiestv Victorip Queen ofGreat Britain and Empress of Indiaon the occasion of the celebration ofthe fiftieth anniversary of her reign
His Majesty also hoped by the visit tobring this little State this sardine box
run with the machinery of the GreatEastern into still more prominent andbeneficial notice and no one wouldhave been more successful Circum-
stances
¬
are however reported to haveintervened and the personal visit is
postponed On dil that an Envoy Ex-
traordinary will be dispatched at an
early date thither with Hawaiis con- -
giatulations fieneaieions anu oicssmgs
I heard not long since a good storywhinli was intended to illustrate theIprce of example ns follows A littleragged street urchin known by all theneighbors for his unkempt and dirtycondition tried the experiment oneday of washing his face Coming
home the neighbors looked at him with
astonishment His mother seeing her
boys face so clean fancied hers dirtynnd forthwith washed it The fatheroon came home and seeing his wife
so clean thought he would straighten
up a bit so he washed nace ratnermother and son all being clean the
mother now eleaaed up the room A
loJuer in the house seeing such a
change in her neighbors thought her
face and room dirty so she began thecleansing process So very soon the
whole house was as it were transform ¬
ed and everything mideftidy and com
fortable all simply cattsea uyincueuiiThising up 0I onc lvc auttv u
story points a moral and adorns a talcwhen directed to the notice of some ofthe very cireless heads of Departmentsin the Government You that drinktoo much gin let go Who that gamblestop itl That indulee in the measures
of a fast life bring up shdrt Some ofyou may be of less amount than theliitle street urchin but never mind tryto clean up If you must indulge do so
on the quiet and For goodness sakedont say I told youl Okatio
THE PACIFIC CABLE
Encouraging Prospects of the Scheme
An Ottawa despatch of December 9to tne Montreal Witness gives the fol-
lowing
¬
hopeful report of progress in
the above projectWithin the past month ihimemc
strides have been made toward the re ¬
al ztion 1 f a Pacific cable scheme andthere is now every prospect that it willbe an accomplished fact at an carldate Mr Sandford Fleming speakingof the matter this morning said thatthe Company had been formed underthe name and title of the Pacific Telgraphic Compny Limitid with acaptal of 2000000 stenirlg In io
shares fur the purpose of establishingmaintaining and working telegraphicand other ctmimtintcattuns betweenAustralia New Zealand and other isl ¬
ands in the Pacific Ocean arid nlswith Africa and America The articlesof incorporation were registered inLondon within the present month TheCompany which is compost d as fol1 ws is a strong onc Lort MiltonnSir J P Covey M P Sir DanielCooper Dart Lord Folkestone MrHugh G Reid Sir Alfred Slade BartJ H Heatun Esq M I the Hm12 M Young Sir Donald A SmithMr Sandford Fleming Sir Samuel Wilson Mr b G 1inch Mutton CaptainEdward Palliscr Mr Randolph CWant Sir W J Clark P Perkins andS r George Cofltc A subs dy of 50000 sterling per annum is expectedfrom the Home Government while itis anticipated the vajious colonial gov-ernments
¬
will co operate regarding thismatter uperanons win not oc com-menced
¬
until all the Governments interested are heard from
The New Zealand Herald of December 7 comments on favorable news ofthe scheme received from London theprevious day It mentions thc Hawa-ii
¬
ii subsidy offered says the assistanceof New Zealand may be taken forgranted and anticipates there will beno difficuty about getting subsidiesfrom the sister colonics Canada andthe Imperial Government TheHerald relers to the charges of 4s aword apd is for press messages as avast improvement on the rotes atpresent imposed by the Eastern ExtensionTelegraph Company
The Mariposa
Tho Oceanic Steamship Companyssteamer Maripsa arrived from theColonic last Saturday evening enroute for San Francisco After takingin freight she sailed again at about 1
oclock yesterday morning The fal-
lowing
¬
is a report of her passage fromydoey to this port Left Sydney De-
cember¬
29th at 525 p mj experiencedline weather and smoth sea to Auck-
land¬
arrived nt Auckland January 2dt 548 p m left Auckland January
3d at 656 p m first three days nfttrleaving Auckland nati moaeritc winusfrom S E to F N E wiihcloudyweather from 24 degrees S to Tutuilahad heavy gales from E N E andveering by thesuuth to west with heavycontused sea and swell and furioussoialls1anunry6th shiwed engine andlav head to wind and sea f f 17 hoursJanuary 8th nt 620 p in stopped offTutuila delivered and received mails
fr tWo days after leaving T ituila hadstrong gnles from W to fL W blowingin fierce squalls with continued heavyruin and large confused sea from 8
decrees Strades andHonoulu18S7
to this had strong JN iiheavy head sea arrived at
nl 9 p m January 15th
A Good Action- -
Mr A Frank Cooke has earnedthe eratitude of the people of Mauifor Livinc thtm their foreign mail 1nS S Australia slveral diys earlier thanthey could get it liy steamer vHpdespatched the schooner Waimalu onThursday morning with the whpleMAii mail and with the prevailingtrade winds she was likely to make thepassage by Friday night cr Siturdaymornfng The schooner was to standwell up in the channel and land themail for Lahnina in a boat As thesteamer Kmau will npt sjhil this week
till Wednesday the Waimalu if all
went well would be five or six daysahead of her Their being no moneyin it the action of Mr Cooke is verygenerous
SIDE LIGHTS
Smoke the WccIrc to be found atC J McCarthys
- Li
TUo Bout oulo -
Mf Henry Billings Washington D Cwrites 1 have used your UiitlyV Pure MaltWhisky for medicinal purposes As a tonic Iconsider it superior In the hundreds of concocons which arc now flooding theland as stint
ulant liquors
As a true tonic effective invlgnratot ajidrrnnlnr nnaollrr nniTva Malt Wlllsk IS
unexcelled
armiMnMwimniriiftipidNEW FROM SAMOA
Arrival of tho Embassy Preparing forWar
The Mariposa brought news of theHawaiian Embassys arrival at Samoaall well on Jan1 3rd Hon S E Buthand party embarked In a wretchedlittle lugger of Nineteen tons whichwas lying off waiting for the mailsIt took them all night lo sail fifty sixmiles before reaching Apia The pi1 t was Capt Hicks who is brobablyknown tomany of our searfaring pcopc
Some particulars of the state of affairsn Sauna were also received by thenail Firearms and ammunition were
in great demand by the natives and a
rising ngiinst King Malietqa was beng fomented American traders were
doing a brisk business in supplyingthe war material Snider breech load-ing
¬
rifles readily brought 60 and 70each from the natives Whale buotswere alio tagely purchased TheBritish residents were interdicted bytheir authorities from selling arm orammunition
All the trade was conducted by thenatives through tne medium of copraA private letter says that a small steancr like the Waimanalo might make
money in trading between the islandsThere is a native Hawaiian settled onthe Island of Aunuu owning severalcrcs of land tr ere In view of the
above warlike intelligence the news bynext mail from Samoa four weekshence will be awaited with muchinterest
Shipping Intelligence I
ARRIVALSRatvmmy Jan ij
S S Mariposa from the ColonlWStmr Klnau rum Maui an I HawaiiStmi llceliVe from Kahu ulii rar Mokolil from Molotcal and Maui
S mr Suroriie iron KuaStmr C K Unhop from WaUnae and KauaiTern Eta from KurtkaScar Kau ilua frooi Mokulcla -
SundaV Jan 16Stmr Iwalanl from KnualStmr Tat Makee from Walanae and KauaiStmr Waiileale from IlnmakuaSchr Luka from Kohala
DEPARTURESSaturday Jan 15
S S Marlp for San FranciscoIk Marihi Davl lor Hongkong
Schr Llhohho for Walanae
VESSELS LEAVI VQ TODAYMmr Llkelike for MauiStmr Mokolil for MolokalStmr turpi lie for Kujustinr J A Cummin for VimonloS mr Wiilmanal- - for WaianaeSell- - Uihl for HamlelSchr Rainbow for Koolau
PASSENGERSFrom the Colonic ner S S Marinota Saturday
Jan is 1 Wall and 1 steerageFrom Mnul per tmr Likelike Situ day Jan 15
I F Lntither Mr Welkl Hon It Kuihelani C J aad AG llurcharJl Mi L awn E lloirminn A If SmithI Kena I A Anlrtwi J Itiwe wife onJ child 11 WAteyn and 3 children and about 3 deck
Janiis- - Sam Nowleln C Stone Hon It II Nahinu vO Walker W II Holmen MnT May and a childrenO Ildennn A rclrie U II Nuba T E Evan V ifCumnilm II Turtou Jr J K II liHiy K M OyerendMr M Malplneplne Mln It Sinithici A Smithies ItKuwchewehe and about 34 tleck
lrom Eureka Ca p r tern Era Saturday Jan 15l VUII M IU HMUfrom walanae ana niuai perntmr 1 K lituion
Saturday Jan is Mr Schainerhan ami wife Mrs R WHolt MH Abbie Aki an about ij deck
From Kojiai p rtmr Iwalanl Sunday Jan i WII It ice wi e mid child A Young F Wilhem J Dridue C J Ilickenon G Mundton J Koine M Trayert 4 Chlaete a id jf deck
rrom Kauil per tlmr Jamei Makee Sunday Jan16 Mrt Aitiman J Ward Jacktoa Kawewche J KrlioAclc C A lteibor anJ about 4 deck
For S in Franciico per itmr Marlpjta SaturdayTan it Miu Maude V xlchomj Ouv WiiJehauie Ms Grlnhium F H Aunln Mri Auttin Ocir W ite FM Huticr an I the ihree irliice
Wols lu Pore from tiirtu rurwIlktuo Wrestler Silianine rom Kewende NSW
Ant bH Saranac from NwVorkA n ililp Mircur from Newcaitle iN S Wlldna iiurjlta rJ n San Kr4mUcoII tStar of Divori from F nuln ItUndlUtue John S nith fr l Ncwcutle NSWAm tern W S IJjwne Iaul fro 11 Sin FranciscoMartin Oavl llemol frjm llostoi
Kxplorer 1 lid Holman of Londonllktne tlanfer Perrunln from aan FranciscoIlk Caiturieu Prltim from San FranciicoAm bstiie J I Spreclll Frie from San FranciscoAm bktne 0 scovery Ice from San FranciscoSSAucaIa ilouJIttt from San FranciscoAm bk a juilicin uhltf pom rusct diAnd
Vcsoli Ezpoototl from Forolcn PorfsIlr lk Martha rttlirr to liave sailed from Liverpool
Augustllritbk Glenjjbir Rolleston from Liverpool due
lonui v ivt3 1 837 T II 1 ivies Ik Co acrnAmbkni b N Cas le Hubbard from Jort Town- -
send Wagents
T due I ccmbor 1519 Castle It Cooke
Haw bk Ladv Lnmnson Marston from Newcastledue February tooo To Urower o agents
Uer bk Hercules from Liverpool due February eo39 1887 To Schacfci Co agonis
S S Marlpoa Haywjrd from the Colonies dueJanuary 14
Am S S Alameda Morse from San Francisco dueJauaryaand
Ilr bk ftjla from Newcastle N- - S W due January30 35 Auerlt
Ilr lurk Sonoma from Newcastle N S W dueJaiiuarv 35 30 Agents
Swcdldi hark Drollin Sofia from Newcastle N SW due FeK 1st
Ilr Iwlc K L T from Newcastle N S W dueFrU n- -
Nor bark r C Iattersen from Newcastle N S wdue Feb
Am bk is5llintii Drewer from Ilostou due Mayj 15
NOTESThe tern Kva Captain J 0 Wlkman arrived In port
Saturday morning 17 days from Eureka Californiawith S98oi feet lumber and 140 shingles for WilderCo
The stcamtr Kinau coes on the Marine Railway thin
morning to bo cleaned1 he st turner Kinau brought 6337 bags sugar 183
sheep 3 horses 30 bgs ginger 117 bags cum 185 kou
board 13 hides and 75 packages rlfiflKThe steamer C R Uishoo brought 3J431 bags
sugar so bag paddy 69 ligsrif 3 head cattle and15 pickaxes sundries s
Hie steamer James Makee brought 3137 bagUgarThe sieimer Likelike brouilit 3pSi bigs sugrHie steimes Mjkolil brought 4i bajs iUgar 60
riages aLoa small cnltagc lo bcliatlin sameyard If desired Centrally located Korparticulars enquire f WEST DOW Si CO
WARNING
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LL PERSONS ARE WARNEDiuuii5i iintr in tne nremtses 01 tne
subscriber on Ueretanii street next St LnuinCollege Ullemlers will be prosecutednny person found on the place at night be
to get nunHonolulu Dec 2
FoitT
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NOTICEREGULAR ANNUAL MEETINGTHEKapioUnl Park Association will e
hem on Saturday the 29th day pf January1887 at 12 Mt at the office of Cecil Drown onMerchant street A full attendance of stockholders is requeued
U K JIACKAKLANESecretary Kapfolani Park Association
Honolulu Jan 7 1887
Subscrbe for the Herald
cftcto tPbcrfiscmlMis
Just ReceivedB- y-
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S AustraliaA New LtncTCtlie Lalcst
LADIES hatsIn Lace Straw Eic Afso genuine French
Tops and Lompons A full assortment of
Ribbons and many other articles too numer ¬
ous to mention
Call nnd cc Goods and Prlcft at
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Corner Xort and KCotl Gt
BUHACH- -
-- The Great California- -
INSECT POWDER
The Genuine for Sale only by
Benson mHONOLULU
CEMENTI JUST RECEIVE- D-
White Bros Portland Cement
FULL WEIGHT400 pounds
G-- W Macfarlane Co
JIEILTKLKIIIONE NO f O UOX HO 415
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NOTARY PUBLICAgent to take acVnoiJcdfment to Labor
ConlraclJ Marriage License ArdentGeneral Dullness and Commis
sion Aycnt antl
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Campliells Illoctc second floor adjoiningUnited Stales Consulate - Merchant ktrectHonolulu II I
FOR SALE OR LEEThai desirable building lot situated on the
north side of King street adjoining tlicjcsi- -
dence of the Hon Iaul Neumann
The lot it 3C0 feet deep with a frontage of150 feet completely fenced with water laid
on throughout For further particulars apply to
G W Macfarlane Co
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GASOLINE-- OF TH- E-
HIGHEST ILLUWINATING POWER
IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT
For Sale ly
G W Macfarlane Co
Dissolution of Co Partnership
CO PARTNERSHIP HERETOTHE existing between A Drown and JPhillips under the firm name and style ofDrown cl Phillips having expired by limitation the business will hereafter be carried onby I Phillips who will pay all debts owed byand collect all bills due taid firm
JOHN PHILLIPSllnliolulu Dec 31 1S8O
- CARDReferring to the aVove notice the under-sicni-- d
takes the opportunity of thanking thepublic for the generous patronage bestowed oni ui nut niiii ui iiiuwii k runups anu 01 respectfully sqlicmng a continuance thereof toits successor Mr Phillips
A URQWNHonolulu Dec 31 1SS6
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SPF l4lS EERIENOE WITH AUTHORSWHO HAVE WRITTEN A BOOK
A Manuscript Worth Hariris Llkadrain of Wheat In n Butiiol at ChntT
Booh Inuril nt the Author llliltilieCriticism of litpcrti
IHow do w6 detenrUno whether n
mnnuscrlpt Is likely to milt our purtpodesr Well continued the-- publlshqr
thnt is n prcttynjrontl question Thereare so limn things to bo considered andsuch n diversity of conditions that perImps no two cases nro handled in preciselythe same way Now snpposo you werenn author with n manuscript Unless youhad somo previous experience tho chancesare that when walking into my oftlco andtaking a sent by riy desk you would feelrather shaky in tho neighborhood of jpUrknees Your throat would also need coil- -fcldcrablo clearing and I would hnvo tobe quite ntinblo nnd pollto before yonwould begin to feel nt all easy In mind orbody After smoothing down tho thornypath to tho extent of at loast endeavoringto make yon reel at home I would undertake to Hurt out whothcr you wero thokind of man who would be likely to writen book of tho kind you are otTcring meI would also undertako to discoverwhether you wrote tho manuscript because you had something to say or simplyfor the purpose of making a book thatmight possibly sell nnd thus add to yourincome and reputation
A OltAItf Or WHEATYou sec thero is so much perfunctory
book making in theso days that n manuscript worth having is very much like agrain of wheat in a bushel of chaffSome publishers order n new book froma hack writer pretty much rui they wouldorder n pair of trousers but my own no-
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is that unless n man is so full ofhis subject that lip cant help writing hisbook wont amount to very much whenit is written A maunfacturcr can weaveany given number of yards of cloth toorder and nn architect can build a liousoto correspond exnetly with tho size olj ftur bank nccount but when a publishersays to some penny-n-llnc- r here I wantn book of COO pnges on Tho Jtlso and Tallor ltcpuuitcnn Principles in Europe orsome other abstract question of that sortyou can licvrcry sure that when writtenthe book will not bo really worth rctdltigmuch less printing nnd publishing Whena man comes to mo whoso ideas lmvo evi-dently overflowed Into a manuscript I feelthat there Is tamo protntso In his workand ask him to leave tho manuscriptTho clerk lit the next desk enters thename of tho work and other necessaryfacts in a register nnd then the packagegoes Into tho vault whero It remains un-til
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I can find tltno to read enough of thework to fully appreciate its drift Thisdone 1 can determine upon a reader whoIs likely to do it Justice nnd tho writinggoes Into his huuds for careful andthoughtfur rending nnd examination Ontho completion of hln work ho returnsthe mnnusrrlpt together with his criti-cism written nul In full The same process Is gone through with in luiKrtnntcases several times
A cask is roiSTSome uuinufccripts I have had exam
Jned by hnlf n dozen experts and thenafter comparing their opinions I hnvo nvery fair nnd eomprehcnslve Idea of thomerits and demerits of tho book Heroi a case in point being a manuscript allthe way from Vermont It wos read byflvoor six experts nnd on comparingtheir opinions I found that they hail allpicked upon the snmo enk spots and attho same time each had discovered justabout tho snmo amount of merit In ItTho manuscript was returned to the au-thor
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together with theso criticisms andhe was told that after tho changes wereduly matlo his work would bo duly pub-lished
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Perhaps you were not nwnre of thefact but It is a fact that a great manybooks carrying the imprint of wellknown publishers are not Issued at theirrisk Hooks that promise n ready sale forunv reason ore issued usually at tho expenso of tho publisher who pays a royaltyto the author If thero Is any reason todoubt the completo success of tho venturetho author Is required to contribute tothe expense of printing nnd in some cosesno is obliged to pay tuo entire costsometimes hnvo men como to me withmanuscripts who claim that they can sell500 copies to their own friends In onesuch coao I told tho gentleman that I
- doubted whether he would sell fifty cop-ies
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on any such basis no was at llrstinclined to be offended at such nn out¬
spoken opinion but cooled off and hav-ing
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such confidence in tho potency of hisname in tho town whero ho lived ho as ¬
sumed tho entire risk of publishing thobook Now how muny do you pupposehe sold in the territory where ho expectedto sell live hundrodf Of course you cantguess but as a mnttcr of actual fact hesold Just twenty live copies Tho publi-cation
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of a ook is purely a business mat--ter If tho book is wanted people willbuy it if they do not wnnt it very fewwill buy it simply becnuso they know thoauthor I Imvqftold over eighty thou-sand
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copies of n iKxlk by a man whosonnrao hud novcr been heard of beyond asmall circle but you see tho book hudsomething in It Chicago Herald
Writing tho Clirlatmna titorlesMagazine Editor It is tlmo to arrange
for our Christmas storiesAssistant I hnvo engaged themAro the authors at workfYes they have clubbed together hired
n room in mi Jco house and I send thooffice boy around twice n day to Jlnglosleigh bells under the window Omnlinnerald
An ExplanationIndlgnnnt Hoardor Sirs Winks when
I returned lnat night I found no lamp Inmy room nud thin morning I saw thatthe now novel I was rcBdlng had disap ¬
peared Mrs Winks Yes sir You seoIliotlced tho girl forgot to put tho lnmpthero 0 I thought you wouldnt needtho novel Its i vorj Interesting onoslr Omnha World
Injury to tho EjTwo German physiologists lmvo calcu-
lated¬
the relative liability of injury to thoeye flndiug that if itll parts of tho bodywcio equally exposed to injury woundsof the cyo would bear to wounds of otherparts tho proportion of about ona in COO
As a mutter of fact tho actual proportionis moro than twenty times as great orDO in 1000 Arknnsnw Traveler
Tho TJettor WordWasnt It Ir Holmos Tho Herald
asks who said thut only gents wearpants whllo gentlemen generally wear
pantaloon We think it was Thodoctor might have added that men fre¬
quently wear trousers Boston Record
3HHESS3
MAlogtf oeVel6pment
She shall be seortlre M tho fftwnThat wild with itlee icrow the lawn
Or up tbe taountata springAnd hers hull ba he breathing batoiAnd her tho BUtnce and the calm
Of mute InsensMe things
The floating cloud their state shall loilTo her for br the willow bind
Nor ball the fall to aEven In tbe mot Ions ot tho stormGrace that shall mold tbe maidens form
liy silent sympathy
The ntan of midnight shall bo dearTo her and tho shall lean her ear
In tnhuy a secret placeWhere rlrulcts dance their wayward roundAnd beauty born of murmuring round
Shall pass Into her fnce--William Wadstvorth
A Nlclc In Hie Hoot IIccMA treasury official who does consider ¬
able railroad traveling says ho has madenn amusing discover which if properlycarried out insures unusual caro and at-tention
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from employes on parlor andsleeping cars Tho tourist who has beeninitiated is provided with tho most com-fortable seat In tho dining car receivesvpeclal care and attention from tho wait-ers and is always suro to lmvo A lowerberth in tho sleeper Should any of hisfellow passengers becomo jealous at themarked courtesy shown their comradeand inspired with curiosity to know whytho distinction is mndo they hnvo only tolooknt tho heels on tho shoes of tho favored ono and they will obscrvo that thereIs n small nick or notch there
Inspectors or spotters of tho palacecar servlco arc constantly traveling otcrtho railroads to see that tho passengers re ¬
ceive proporattcntlon They do not Intendto hnvo their connection With tho compnnyKnown to the railroad officials but fro- -qucntly the latter drop to their littlegame and stamp them so that they willbo known all along the road Tho porterin gntheriug up the lmots and shoes inhis car cuts n nick in the hind part of theheel of the shoes belonging to tho Inspec-tor
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so that tho other porters will recogulzo him ns soon as they look at hitshoes Tho treasury official in n myster¬
ious way became aware that a nick intho neoi or nis shoe would greatly facili-tate
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his comfort nnd pleasure In travel-ing
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Ho tried tho experiment and Itworked to hN cntlro satisfaction Heround lie was served with tho ltcst provis-ions
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tho bnlTct car afforded his shoes re¬
ceived tho brightest shine nnd althoughho had lieen obliged to purchase anupper berth the conductor on tho sleeperkindly pineal n lower at his disposalIt is probaUTC that n new system for tog ¬
ging tho npoters will bo adopted intho railway bcrvlco now that their trade ¬
mark lias becomo known UaltlmoreSun
A Clothing Hunts rtonr Walker TrialYes I hnvo n splendid opportunity to--
siuiiy numan nature on n busy daywithin the space of half an hour I say
Good afternoon to a hundred differenttypes of humanity Of course Id ratherwait upon tho ladles because their dollcato appreciation of courteous attentionas n rule Is betrayed by a pleasing smileand a word of thanks which rewards thousher for his kindness Hut quite of ten ncouple of stumpy pug nosed women willstep front the elevator with their headsthrown bock nnd at onco I know Imgoing to hnvo trouble
With nn smile 1
bid them Good day Wllh an insnltedfrown nnd contracted lips they take astronger grip upon thcjrpurs and asthough I wero a conlldence sharp brushpa i mo uown mo nisio to the gents pan-taloon
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counter without turning theirheads or saying a word I always feellike giving such visitor my parting regards but that would never do Keepingnn i yo on them I iiooti discover themwundcring nmong tho stocks of mensclothing looking for something theycant find When they nro completelysubdued I make my way to them andAnd they are looking for childrens kllttwhich nro In a different part of tholiouso Suloimen invariably hide whaithey approach for they never como tobuy Globe-Democra- t-
Tim rroltitlon nf DiningA KTiind dinner Is a complicated affair
and has been evolved by ages of civiliza-tion
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and culture Primitive races catwhatever they can get nnd whenever thocan get it Nomndlo tribes with Hocksand herds establish regular meals anddiscover the oldest gastronomic combina-tion
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bread nnd meat The peasantry ofcivilized nations combine dishes togetherto form tho square meal sny meat andpotatoes with n relish and bread nndbutter Cultured peoplo gradunlly comoto add two courses to this square mealono at tho end called dessert to aid diges¬
tion the other at the beginning of thopreliminary course or gusto to whet thoappetlto Hut tho height is reached intho grand symposium or banquet of ninecourses 1 Iiors decuvre 2 Iotoge8 Polssln 4 Itclovo 0 Kntrce 0Hot 7 Entromets 8 Sncrce 0Dessert Nine courses exclusive ofpunches and colTeol Nine meals in onolIndigestion gout nnd blliousuees Kxitthe cook enter tho doctor That tho na ¬
tional diet of KuglandJa roost beef thatthe French eternally cat stewed veal andpnto do folo gras that tho national foodof Germany Is siuisngca nnd that of Italymacaroni goes without sayings that theroli n correspondence between tho nationsfood nnd the nntlonnl temperament therecum be no doubt Dr Wallace Wood
A HumniAr Itetort for ClergymitnAn Indianapolis editor thinks thatthore
ought to bo an attractive summer resortto which clergymen ot alt denominationsIhould particularly be drawn Just astliero is a Saratoga for sporting men and
Newport for ultra fashionables Thoywould gain much from tho opportunitiesthut would be offered in suqh a wirelessnasembhigo for brnsljlng against onoanother nnd exchanging courtesies nnduicis New York Hun
GlmHtoiio unit Ilia WinMr Gladstono takes every day two
ghuses nf clnrct at lunch and two at din-ner
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with a glass of port wlno His al-coholic
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consumption has been estimatedby lIs son at hoven gallonrt a year whichwould bo thveo and n hnlf times the nvor430 consumption per head In England andfour and ft half times tho average inJVirnpe Chicago Trllmno
ItcMirrnctliie Dead IojIumbormen get 20 rents a log nt Whr
aw Wis for raising dead or wntcrtoaked logs from tho bottorn of tho Wis-consin
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river Thoy havo already raisednbout OOOCOQ fcot and logs that lmvoboon dead for twenty years nro said to beas sound as tho doy on which they werocut New York Sun
Fifteen hundred dollars on Inch forwater Uus been refused at Sierra MadreIn LosAugoles county Cal
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THE DAILY HERALDTo day September tst 886 is issued the hrt number of The Daily Herald
a morningnewspapcrj to be printed for the proprietor under contract by the
Press Publishing Company Merchant street Honolulu
Price Six Dollars pr Annum or Fifty Cents perMonth
All who receive a copy ol the initial or nny succeeding number arc
respectfully
INVITED TO SUBSCRIBEBusiness men arc solicited to test the advantages of TheDaiiv Hkrald
as an
ADVERTISING MEDIUMA laige edition will be printed each day to be circulated in Honolulu and
hroughout the Islands rcgardlessof subscriptions until a regular paying lisl ol
subscribers is obtained on the public becoming acquainted with the merits ol
the paper
The Daily Hkrald will furnish a fresh and readable record of events in
city and country It will also give from time to time as received a summary
of the latest news from the outside world in concise and systematic form
The Daily Herald will follow a straightforward consistent independent
and moderate course in the discussion of public affairs It will not be thescrvilotorgan of any clique faction or party At tnc same time an earnest sup-
port
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will be given to measures promotive of the public welfare and to indivi-
duals
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or organizations that may appear in the political field with claims topopular confidence backed by worthy records and unassailable principles
The undersigned would however rather point to his record as a journalist
in this city for the past two year as conductor of the Daily Jiullttin thanmake promises that in general estimation arc valueless until justified by performancc He can only pledge himself to do his best to produce a thoroughan influcntialand in every Way acceptable daily newspaper
Try tfie Daily Herald- - for a month at least
Honolulu Sept 1 1S86
JOHN F COLBURNBrick Building King Strcctt near Matinnkca
IMPORTER AND DEALER
IN HAY AND GRAINCondi delivered promptly Miitnal Telephone 387 I O llox jo
Slippers Attention
Olias Brewer CosBOSTON HONOLULU PACKETS
A vestel wilt leave lioslon for thii Iort onor about March itt next and
The IUtk AMY TUHNKR will sail fromHoUon for this Port on or about May 15thnext
Further Information can be obtained by applying lo
C PrcHcr CompanyQueen Street
SMITHSPlanetary Almanac
AND
Weather Guide 1887
With calculations for the HawaiianIslands of the
TIME TO PLANTS
According to the scientific thcory ofLunar Influence oiuvcgctation
For sale at the Honolulu Jlookfstores Price 25 cents
to Let Fii
RESIDENCE AT PRESENT OcTHIS by James A Kennedy corner
Klnau and Pensacota Streets
ApplytoJAMUS A KKNNEDV
Office Honolulu Iron Werlt Qo
ENULAttD MUTUAL LIFE INSURNEW auco Company of Ootton
CASTLE COOKE AGENTSIHCORrOKATKD iBjJ
The oldest Purely Mutual Life Insurancecompany in tnc united states
IoUclet ltiuetl on the most Favorable Tertfii
Lonei paid tlirouRh Honolulu Agency 49iO
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DANIEL LOGANEditor and Proprietor
A BOOK
REFERENCE-- TO THK
Legislative ProceGttas
Frank Godfreys Report of
THE LAWS PASSED
COMMITTEE REPORTS
MINISTERIAL
STATEMENTS
Cm - AND TH- E-
FUN AND FROLIOKSOF THE
LBQISLTDllB of 1880
Price - - per Copy
ON SALE
V
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J H -- SOPERStockholders Meeting
The annual meeting of the itockhsliiert oftrie Aonaia lUfjar company will lie Held atthe office of Messrs Castle Cooke Januaryjiuiua m f i Aiiiriuu
Secretary
TStockholders Meeting
The annual meeting of the stockholders oftnc Jlttlkue b nar Company will be helU ntthe office of Cast In Cooke January 291887at 2 p nn I II ATHKRTON
Secretary
- A CARDT THE UNDERSIGNED DO TAKEX this oprortunlly to express my heartfelt npnreciatlon of the sympathy and kindness showntqwards me in my late bereavement by themany who variously participated in the lasttad rites attending the decease of my sonWilliam P Wondi and would especially andseverally thank Captain Clark of the KingsOwn and Mr S Macy Hack Inspector fortheir very kind assistance in attending to andarrnnging all neccmry details
And publllicr of 1I10 1 1 awlln Almanac and AuDealer tn Hn Stationery H00V1 Muale Toiltancy Coodt
10T SntKBT Nmk IIotkl IIONOIUIK
JUSTRISOBIVlSrpA splendid afisortmeit of liquors
comprising the various brands of WinesSpirits and Alts which wc guarantee tohe of the finest quality suitable forXmas presents Try a bottle it willmake your friends heart rejoice
the royal saloonCor of Nuuanuand Merchant Sts
E II F WQLTIJliMnnaner
TTONOLULU IRON WORKS Co
JSfeeim Hnfflnes Hotter Hujar JWCoolers Iron ilro rut I Jmiil Ca Una
UONOIULV
Machinery of every detcrlptlon mtdt to orderrtlcular attention paid to Shpt DlacUmlltifn J
wac executed cu the ihorteitnotlc
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Ji-aJ- Av ifi jViilMiKt- lfiti1iniifliiinriaiiirtiilTrii
VOL I -
Fir Hongkoiig and MoliaAND
Back to JLIonoLuhiThe Past Sailing Vcwel
KtrMtcMn tniurnnce risk itytt tnm nmlrrwill leave for the above ponton the 3 1st ofjanutuy nnu rruun to Honolulu leavingHongkonrr nnd Yokohama In March andApril respectively The vccl Is superiorfitteil for earning passengers In cahln nnd be-tween deck
Lbtf rate for freight and passage will beCharged Apply to
PAUL IIOHM8t King itreet or laS Rcrctanla street
Ttluphone 361
CJ McCarthyHAS HECEIVrt FROM
San Prancisco per MiIpom and other latenrrlvjl a very choice collection of cigar andsnioltf rl atlielw consisting In part of
Havana Cheroots Operas Ductus Lit ¬
tle Dudes Triplets Cncrubs andthe Fine Flor dc Cuba
Also wm Full Drens Pel Sweet Capnralami other popular liramls of Cigarette
IJnl forest to mine and try nonic of thotffins goodi which can be had at
107 FOHT STREET
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
TMIF UNDERSIGNED HAVINGJL UMn duly appointed AUiinltritrix of
the MUUe ol Keotie Kami bite f I InnnlaluileesAted all wtnt luting claims again theMtd sjMate are iiotifxtl that they mutt pretwntthe mmt duly vitrifltd and watt properWWthw m Im uailrttned within six memthfrom ttavof this Motto or they will be fir
st ever UittwL and idl persons indebted to MidiHalc ate renewed to rnuhe Imnvexllalr pajowttom LAVINIA KAPU
SjltllXETON or CART call on CHASSlnpVT corner of Abkea and King
fetrects before yon make your purelmcuciwjicrc Every carriage is warranted
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I ftV QiTIceaL 15 Kaaliumanu Street
VF7lOIINT DARK- -
4tQrncy and Counsellor at Lawt
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K F BURGESSExpressman and Drayman
84 King Street Honolulu
rlrphona Rcldene
jNTOTICE- IBVr
nrnn regular quarterlymeetinR of the Ifiw IMWUMnj Com
ptny Mill be held the Conipmy s office
Merchant Mreet on Monday Jnninry 17
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Unlwilnlnallilbanclies don by lli wMerlinred workmen
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HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS MONDAY JANUARY 1887
bcciiBcmcntfi
mIt is absolutely pure
and is manufactured in
the Orchard from fresh
selected Apples one year
before being placed on
the Market and gener-
ates
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its own gas by
NATURAL FERMENTATION
Macfatlane Co
Sole Agents
XXE3 ZMZ-O-OT-O
riiiTttin anil Surgeon
Leprosy a Specialty
Offlet Uowt at Kaaako frwi a 10 11 a m ereryay esotfK iyv wtu vtw Mtieats at tnesr re
Mince try requestAll eaf dlwMi treated m Imoffke comer ef
rKdibaw1 d ISffeienl MretiOfliw kin Trim 1 to 1 r ts Sundays fiom 1 10
It A M
AT TT CTS
Ittooht Uloch Kliij StreetTk dM JtM iwijr h otitni at all howt at
uNiwir
lJroiletl Chicken llroiled K11I1
Tender Iin Stek Rib Mutton CliowOyster Stew Ham and Egg
Mackerel Etc Etc
Wtn vpik CMnfi AI1U1MANU RANCIiiurrERiWviMJ
Geo CavenaghVrpprletor
PIONEER
STEAM CANDY FACTORY
AN- D-
BAKERYF HORN
ltltl Cnftlor rM CaoV and lllwRkh amI MlelMt let Cfmbi m4c Ly Stum
i Iteict St Doth TeUphon Ho 74
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Limited
GUNURAt MKRCAMTIIK AND
COMMlSSI0NAprNT5
mut or orrttritPajONR J PrtJrntaml ManiRerI 0 tATKii rreatufer and Seyelatjlion Wm V AMKa Auditor
MOSBgp niRRCTOKI
HojrCJICIIl1H0F MlJK II WUHKMOlMf
S3 POPPBSearclior ot Records
Office at prewn wlili Atltft mttli Kn No 9
Kaahumtnu Street
OrdorS from the other Islands promptlyattended to
pSUL NiUtANNS
Law Onloo
No 44 Merchant Street Honolulu
rrhe Pacific HouseFOHT STREET
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Complete Line of
Cents White ShirkWe ofTor the llest Unlaundrled Shirt for 100 Urfdcr Shirts in Wool
Merino and Canton fljnncl Jean Drawers and Shaker Flannel Drawers Asplendid line of
GENTS OUTSTDE WOOL SHIRTSlitcst Styles of Gents Collars Cuffs and Neck Wear fcnts JVhite andColored Sois and Suspenders A good assortment of
GENTS DRIVING GLOVESTRUNKS AND VALISES ALWAYS HAND
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CHARLES HAMMERHatlatalv return d from the Coat with a will selected toeVofal kindeof TRIMMINGS SADDLKIlLANKBTS LAI ROOTS and a great vrietj of article the like of which hnj ntver U foro been sein here
It U Trn that Ohrtrlos Ilnmm T WH the above toeetherwth hit own minufactiire ofSaddles and Ilirnei ut p ices that are bou id to suit everybody
It ia tvii th t OUiyPlos uammornakebfhirnsji Is so ell known all over the Kingdom forbotlf niiality aid chtapneu that litre is no need for praising It here
It lTruo that owners qf horses Cannot afford to piss CHARLES HAMMEKS without calling Intoare trie u luds work and prices
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All matter Intended for publication at well as tuslntss communications and adertlMtnjnts should beaddressed to- THE DAILY HERALD
MONDAY JANUARY 17 1887
THE SILK AGITATION
The heading represents a thing of
the not distant past Why all the talkwith a little action which took place
about a year ago amounted to nothingis har3 to say The slight experimen-
tation
¬
with mulberry and silkworms
prorcd that both had a congenial clime
here There was a unanimity of senti-
ment
¬
in the papers that silk raising was
feasible as well as desirable for one of
the new industries that all were agreed
should be diligently sought after Still
only one poor foreigner started out in
anything practical and although hewas not without experience in silk
growing abroad although he demon-
strated¬
at once his capacity for thebusiness and the adaptability of thebusiness to the country no assistancewas accorded him by either the Gov- -
ernment or persons supposed to beenthusiastically in favor of establishingnew industries and he dropped out ofsight and probably left the country in
disappointment In the meantime anorganization has been maintained in a
vigorous condition in California forthe promotion of the silk raising indus-
try
¬
Lately accounts have been re-
ceived
¬
by the association that samplesof silk sent East by it had been propounced of superior quality by expertdealers in the article At the sametime the association has obtainedknowledge of the best variety of mulberry for the climate and procuredquantities of it for distribution amongthe members If there is any profit in
the industry at all the probability is
that the enterprising Californians will
shortly be participators in it Thereis no reason but the lack of enterprise
and cooperation amotie residents of
these islands why the industry should
not be planted here and become an
important adjunct of national pros
perity The day may come before our
people are aware when they will wish
they had taken steps to test the feasi
bility of suggested new industries Itis not necessary to adopt the position
ofn alarmist to utter a warning that
there is a possible imminence of col- -
Japse threatening the basis of the pres
ent prosperity Forewarned is fore
armed with wise people and a small
modicum of prevision now may be
worth a vast effort at provision for any
evil day when it dawns
NOTES AND COMMENTS
Talk oi peace when the ItalianChamber of Deputies has approved an
extra credit of five million dollars for
the war and marine departments
In Switzerland every newly married
couple is compelled by law to plant
trees shortly after the marnogc- - cere
mony There is ample room for the
operation of a similar law in Hawaii
China has not embraced the revolu-
tion
¬
of railways with that alacrity anticipated a few years ago but it ts nowstated on the authority of a civil en
gineer who has been in that country
for seven years that upon the acces
sion of the young Prince to the throneChina will adopt the European railway
almost universally
The fastidiousness of the Bulletinwith regard to the selections in otherpapers wouldseem to be increasing in
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proportion to the decline of good tastein that journals original productionsAll the slang that the HfinALD hascontained since it started enn be discounted in almost any number of thepaper that has affected disapproval ofthe extract given here the other dayfrom Mr Morenos letter in one of theleading papers of America
FUN AND FANCY
Striped suits arc fashionable for NewYork Aldermen
A private tootcr the man who prac-
tises¬
on the cornet in his room
Wc cant understand how it is thatpick pockets do such a heavy businessduring the holidays without advertisingat all
A conundrum My first means company my second shuns tompany mythird summons company and my wholeis given to company Answer conun-drum
¬
A paprrte be called the Sock isabout to be started in PhiladelphiaOf course the editor will be expectedto put his foot in it occasionally
A PARADOX
A paradox it seems I knowHut tit R truth sublime
A man my get down very lowYet have high old time
Somebody stole two hens in PeoriaIII and a paper there closes a vigorousarticle on the subject with the wordsThe guilty wretches have not yet been
caught but startling developments arcon the eve of exploding
Pa said little Johnny McSwilliganHeres a piece in the paper about
Parasites What arc they Paris- -
ites my boy arc people who live inParis I think you ought to know thatand you in the Third Reader
Did ye read the Prisidints missagePat No I did not Sure yeought He gives good news of UncleMike an his family in ould Ireland
Does he though An what does hesays of thim Sure an he says ourforeign relations are all right
He had been courting her a longtime so long that she began to gettired so one night she said to himJohn who is the author ol the phraseMan proposes Im sure I dont
know answered John why do youask Oh merely wanted to knowwho he was For what reasonBecause I euess lie didnt know whathe was talking about Five minuteslater the wedding day was set
Plantation Philosophy Ise got mospect fur cr kine bcartcd fool den I has
fmm am iwiinl Hn wr Tn hitenAPIUI CI uuci mat iiiui ua uua uiaadaf makes drunkards only thrives whendar is cr sober man at de head o itNine times outen ten de man what isalius sayln dat man is got er stfongermine den er oman ain t able ter control his own appertite De man whatdoan know nothin but book larmn isall right long cz he is in de parlor buthe aint much crcount when ne gitsout inter de woods
Popular Science
The light from an electric lamp towerI in Davenport Iowa falls full upon a
lower garden about one uunarea iceiaway and during the last summer theowner has observed that lilies whichhave usually bloomed only in the dayhave opened in the night and thatmorning glories have unclosed theirblossoms as soon as the electric lightfell on them
The latest thing in instantaneousphotography is the suggestion of theFrench Academy of Sciences that aninternational conference be held inParis next spring to make arrangementsfor the elaboration of a photographicmap of the heavens to be simultaneouslyexccutedat ten or twelve observatoriesscattered over the surface of the earth
Electrical heating stoves are beingintroduced in France a peculiar fea-
ture¬
of their construction being thatthe wires- - are let through aperturesformed in plates of refractory clay andplumbago These plates are not in-
closed¬
but are left exposed so that theair can circulate very freely throughthe apertures where it comes in contactwith the red hot wires Wire bobbinsare inserted in the apertures each bobbin forming part of the electric circuitand all being connected foe quantitythe bobbins arc heated by the passageof the current and serve to heat theair as it passes to and fro over them
Among the prizes of the ParisAcademy of Sciences the present yearit one of 500 for the most importantimprovement of steam engines or anyother invention contributing most tothe progress of steam navigation agold medal for the most interestingobservation on work most conduciveto the progress of astronomy 2000for the best work on the theory ofJupiters satellites disttcssing the observations and dtductng the constantscontained in it especially that whichfurniihes a direct determination of thevelocity of light 600 for any im
portant improvement in the theory ofthe application of electricity to thetransmission of force 1000 for thework most conducive to the progressof organic chemistry also on the in-
fluence¬
exercised on earthquakes bythe geological constitution ofa countryby the action of water or of any otherphysical causes
Try Mattlnelll Cider It ts absolutely pureMaclarUne Co agents
I mUiluiiI mwcrtMUw
Scncwl Jltibcrticclitenls
-- Offer for Sale- -
Various Sizes
STEEL RAILS- -
tifaiiSwIifctittVViWMilUllIL1
H HACKFELD CO
ROOFING SLATES
CROCKERY
FENCE WIRES
CEDENT
ROCK SALT
Vienna FurnitureAnd a Large Variety of other Goods too Numerous to Mention
PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LdSUCCESSORS TO
Dillingham Co and Saml NottholidaTgoods
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 Pnint for country use no varnish required StovesTinware Lubricating Oil Kerosene Oil and General Merchandise
Charles Hustace100 aacl 111 Xing St botwcoa Fort and Alftlrort
Has received per late arrivals a full assortment of
ComiUlnj In 1 ail of
Family Flour Gcrmca Oat Mejil Corn Men Cracked Wheal IlroakfaH Jem Dupcc Haninnd llacon Codfish Lard Smoked llccf New Cheese Kegs Cat Duller Dates RaisinMustard Sauce Sea Foam Wafer Saloon nnd Medium Dread Apples Humboldt PotatoesWheat Corn Ilran Also n lull line of Cal Cracker Co Crackers and Cakes All olwhich are offered at lowest rates All orders receive careful attention and prompt delivery
Doth Telephones No 119 P 0 Box No 371
Tlie Central Gigar StandGampbolls Block Merchant Street
Gentlemen will find the Central always stocked with thechoicest Havana and Domestic Cigars and Tobaccos Freshimportations by every steamer
Tka Finest Manilla Cigars Id the Market on Hand
Island orders Carefully attended to Give me a call11 ii mi -- - ii iii in n
George EngelhardtFormerly with Samuel Not
IMPORTER AND DEA1R IN
STOVES CHANDELIERS LAMPSALSO
rockery Glassware House Furnishing Hardware AgateIron and Tinware
AGENT HALLS -- SAFE AND LOCK COMPANYBeaver Block Fort Street
11i Store formerly occupied ly S NrtfT oppoltte SntKCKia k Coa Dank Honolulu II I
S N CASTLEG I rASTU3
J U ATUEHTONJ II CASTLK
CASTLE COOKE
Shipping Commission Merchantsimporters and dealers in
general merchandiseAGENTSrFORI
Kohala Sugar Company i Haiku Sucv CompanyPalaPIantatlon Hitchcock Co IUntatlan
GroveIUncli flvitatlon KV Ililitead W lalua PlantationA II Smith li Co Koloa Kauai
0ibn Fir land Marine Inturnncc Company of San Frtaclscot tna Fire Iniurance Company of Hartford
k Th New ICnjUnd Mutual Life Iniurance Company of RoitonI M Wcsloni Talent Centrifugal Machines
The New York and Honolulu Packet LineIhe Merchants Line Honolulu and San Krancltco
Dr layne Sons Celebrated MedicineWilcox Cibui Remington and Wheeler Wilton Sewing Marht
LAINE COHave motived a consignment of the most Economical nnd Valuable Feed for all kin It of stock vlt
COOKED LINSEED MEALIl Is the grcatct Klctli former Milk and Duller producer n use -
fill r1i Mul shnwi about 11 tier cent of nutrltivu matter this neanv 50 tier cent im bs of this mml-- - - - - - - - -Av r7is enual to loo lbs ol oats or 3iu It 01 corn or to 707 iui 01 wncui urnii nuo our unrlcdMIXED FFKD as wfJI M our usual supply of the best kinds oi
Hay Oats Whoftt Cora Eta EtcWhich Is uflrred at the LoVest Market Itatel and delivered free ny part of the lt
EX B THOMASContractor Builder
Eitimatw given on all kinds of Drick Iron Stone and Wooden Itulldlngs Refers to thefollowing prominent building erected by him amoncst others too numeroiu to mention theKings Palace Lunalllo Home Opera Home Honolulu Library Wilder Mr Lack Policeand Aswan Buildings Etc
Brick Work in all its Brandies S
OIKceS corner Queen andJAlakea Streets Mu Telephone No i8
MtaffliwiijiwjUUMiuttjjSfi nm
tcto lbcvtfociKnt22522rt
HAY AND GRAINLARGEST STOCKS
BEST QUALITYLOWEST PRICES
UNION FEED COTelephones No IJS- - Cor Queen and Edinburgh Sts
C E WILLIAMSFURNITURE
--Just Received- -
A NEW LOT OF ME FUKNITUBE
BEDROOM SETSSIDEBOARDS
CORNICES
SETS
Left of
150 and 200 a Fct
CURTAINS
PARLORWARDROBES
New Cornice Poles
Now Lot of Window Curtains
100 each
Store Hotel Street between Fort and Nuuanu Streets
C B WILLIAMS
Just Received per S S AustraliaALL OVER EMBROIDERIES
NEW MILLINERYSillc Mitts KrenchL lcicl Slioes Ktc
AT
CHAS J FISHELSLEADING MILLINERY HOUSE
Fashionable Drossmalclng on the Promises
j A Very S et AtMreis
i ice cream TtWna Mij3arti
I CANDIES BoniaV-
I CAKES
i J THE ELITE ICE CREAM PARLORS
j 85 HOTEL STREET-
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Just Reiiejved net 8 S Zealandia
A FINE ASSORTMENT
OF
CI GAR s55
From the CelebraleM 1actory of Siphon Slom N9W Vprk
HOLLISTER CO109 Fort Street Honqlulu
WOLFE COHo 08 HOTEL STREET
Have Beceived by Late ArrivalsAmeican and EnBllshJami and Jellirs Table and Pie Fiuli Star IInn Oxford SensesCurried Fowl Kippered HerrinEs Preserved Plumnioateri Fried Eel Flndon HaddockPudding French and American Pcag Craven Cakes MackeiuleV Fine Vhcullf Ftc
Also a large assortment of Candle nnd Nutj Order will receive careful attention andprompt delivery guaranteed
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UYSTAL SODA WOllKS Hotel StreetJPrlon 5 Contn
MONDAY JANUARY 17 1887
LUALNEAVSHcavyrains still continue on Maui
our Kuliulul correspondent writes
A bowling alley with restaurant at ¬
tached will open on Fort street shortly
Thea mail
Mariposa took from Honoluluof 6537 letters and 1844
pcrsruin
Mr Thos Wall proprietor of theskating rink returned by the S SMariposa
The steathtr Kinau goes on themarine railway to day to be cleanedShe sails on her regular route on Wed ¬
nesday nextfci
The Astor House restiurant hasagain succuinbcdto undue competitionIt closed on Siturday and will be soldout at auction to day
An officer or private in the Salvationarmy was scan on the street SaturdayHe wears the army uniform with tticletter S on the collar of his coat
Prior to his departure for the Coastby the Mariposa Mr- - Fi H Austin issaid to have been decorated by HisMajesty with the Royal Order of Kalaknua
The winds blew almost a gale aboutsundown last evening In some placeslimbs nf trees were torn off and fellinto the street One almost struckthe Wuikiki omnibus
The Kingdom of Sam a has just is ¬
sued its first postage stamps Theyappeared op correspondence receivedby the Mariposa on Saturday night indenomination of two pence four pencrand one shilling l he design is neatbeing the words Samoan Postage atthe top and the denomination at thebottom in curves that embrace a vig-
nette¬
of palm trees in the centerDoubtless collectors of stamps will beeager to get the first Samoan issue
Hotel Arrivals
Arrivals Ssturdayand Sunday EdHoffman Maui A G Uurchardt Kohaln R M -- 9crend HonokaaTurton jr Lalwina W H StoneKau Chas E Stone Laupahochoe
S Cully Koolau It T Ilooth andwife Uoston
A Temperance Orator
Mr It T Booth a famous temper-
ance
¬
orator and his wife arc passen ¬
gers by the Mariposa who have re-
mained
¬
over and are putting up at theHawaiian Hotel Prior to his depar ¬
ture from Sydney Mr Booth was hon ¬
ored at a farewell banquet Sir Henry1arkes presided and among thosepresent were Mr Consul Griffin RevDr Kinross Principal St AndrewsCollcce Rev R Sellrrs President ofthe Wcslcyan Conference and severalmcmbqrs of the Legislature A part ¬
ing greeting by telegraph from Mel-
bourne was read An excellent temperance dinner was served and afterthe toast of The Queen that of ThePresident and Government of theUnited States was drunk Mr ConsulGriffin responding The chairman in
nronosinn the toast of the eveningOur Guest adverted to the work oi
Mr and Mrs Booth and expressed a
wwa
cordial desire that they might return tothe colony Mr Holdship of Auck-
land
¬
also spoke to his toast MrUooth in responding made an elo-
quent¬
reply Referring to the progressof the cauoc he said by way of con-
clusion
¬
We are progressing in thesefew years by the Press the pulpit andthe platform There has been createdthe mightiest power out of heaven a
public conviction not merely a senti ¬
ment not simply an opinion but a
conviction that the liquor traffic is a
nuisance and that the saloon must go
Fifty years ago good men were sayingthe liquor traffic cannot be done away
with Thnt was sentiment if you
please Later on they said it ought tobe that was opinion To day goodmen are declaring it shall be that is
convictiont
- BUSINESS ITEMS
Everybody says the Imported Candles at they Go and try somelKllfc we yum yum
- Miss TucW nt Miss Hattys Punchbowl
J streetKlms received by last steamer a large
- assortment of Stamping Patterns for fancy
Vprk w
No handbook excels the Hawaiian Almanac
ni Annoi v riMii statistical and centralInform ifxr rnlntlnif 111 tllMC IsljlU l
50 cents
II you want a fiood smoke for your nionc
patronlie home Industry and call at J
illpcleyr Crystal Soda Works 69 Hoefi f iro iir ir mid promptly
filled There is no license remrlrefl 11
these cigars Do not forget the name J vv
Hlngley nor the place Crystal Soda Works
Hotel street
A Good RrtEPV One feels better wtibelter and is contented after taking a platp 01
Good and Pure Ice Cream as they serve at tne
Elite Ice Cream Parlors 65 Hotel -
Jlcloui Fruit Ices and Sherbets in cverdianEing- mi I- - fnhci nmi Canutes u
YKlSiy ID UIV -
all the gol AHnperior make and quality are
orders nromntlv attended to King up iiMutual Telephone Bell l33
MEN AND THINGS
To siek right out in ne tinMr Editor as1 was the habit in ourgrandfathers days is a custom morehonored in the breach than in the observance in this over politic burg asyou aptly hinted Sn an editorial notethe other day Here those whosegreatest interests are at stake seem todisplay the most prominent character-istics
¬
of the mouse they seek theirholes on very slight provocation not-
withstanding¬
their oft expressed desireto bell the cat Probably hope de ¬
ferred makcth the heart sick and therepresentatives of the business interestsof the country wait Mictwher likc for
something to turn up that may allowof their assistance without identifica-tion
¬
I cannot help but think howeverthat the obtaining of n return of schentper schent is a very great inducementto he chosen few to nbslain from tooactive an interference in assisting tinpublic good politically Thus althoughI hear lots of street talk I rarely findin any of the independent papers ademurrer ovet the signature of nny ofthose who are breathing political deathand destruction to the powers that beAs I said previ uisly the heart is thatof a mouse and you will have to fightmany a goa light yet solus- - receivinghowever your just reward in an Increased subscription list
I find that there is a rather curiousadmixture of ex official magnates gathered together beneath the shelter ofthe massive Bastile on Merchant streetI notice amongst the officers and mem-bers
¬
of the star bedecked brigade anex Minister of the realm Kaulukouan cx chambcrlnin Crabbej an exjudge Wondj an ex legislatrKcau an ex sheriff Pah a and tin ex
executioner of civil judgmentsDayton Their lines seem to have
fallen in pleasant marcs yet I believesome of them arc not happy
I most thoroughly believe in givingunto Crcsar when I rob not myscll
so 1 think that it is but just and properthat Marshal Kaulukou snould receivepraise for his energy and ptrscveranccin pushing so succehsfiilly forward tothe pinnacle on which he now restsOf course after the Herculean laborsundergone it is but right that heis now working in his masters interestsin the line of firopiet without fear ofloss Of late upon one midnightdreary I dreant I heard the nobleMarshals voice intoning
Oh Ill calher in the shekesThe silver and the yellow golden thelitis
Vei tll ealhtr la the hkcUAnd idaCe them in the vauluof lle
I would say a word to the membersof the Humane Society of Honoluluwhich followed in the way of manyother such societies long long ago thatthey ought to rise in their m ght andmake some effort to carry out at leastone portion of their proposed programme viz lo cntorcc such lawswhich are now or may hcrrafter becreated for the prevention of crueltyHon J fa Walker was I ucbtve thePresident of the society nt the time it
gained the ranks of the majority andthrough his efforts a change was madein the law at the last session of theLegislature relating to Cruelly toAnimals Yet the new law will re-
main¬
a dead letter unless there is effortmade to enforce it Gird on yourarmor Humanitcs and visit the cat-
tle wharf slaughter houses and hack ¬
stands and you will sec what you willsee
I have heard it whispered beneaththe mellow light of tne electric lampsat the Palace entrance that Ills Ma-
jesty much desired to pay a personalvisit ot Irientiship to tier Most ura- -
cious Maiestv Victorip Queen ofGreat Britain and Empress of Indiaon the occasion of the celebration ofthe fiftieth anniversary of her reign
His Majesty also hoped by the visit tobring this little State this sardine box
run with the machinery of the GreatEastern into still more prominent andbeneficial notice and no one wouldhave been more successful Circum-
stances
¬
are however reported to haveintervened and the personal visit is
postponed On dil that an Envoy Ex-
traordinary will be dispatched at an
early date thither with Hawaiis con- -
giatulations fieneaieions anu oicssmgs
I heard not long since a good storywhinli was intended to illustrate theIprce of example ns follows A littleragged street urchin known by all theneighbors for his unkempt and dirtycondition tried the experiment oneday of washing his face Coming
home the neighbors looked at him with
astonishment His mother seeing her
boys face so clean fancied hers dirtynnd forthwith washed it The fatheroon came home and seeing his wife
so clean thought he would straighten
up a bit so he washed nace ratnermother and son all being clean the
mother now eleaaed up the room A
loJuer in the house seeing such a
change in her neighbors thought her
face and room dirty so she began thecleansing process So very soon the
whole house was as it were transform ¬
ed and everything mideftidy and com
fortable all simply cattsea uyincueuiiThising up 0I onc lvc auttv u
story points a moral and adorns a talcwhen directed to the notice of some ofthe very cireless heads of Departmentsin the Government You that drinktoo much gin let go Who that gamblestop itl That indulee in the measures
of a fast life bring up shdrt Some ofyou may be of less amount than theliitle street urchin but never mind tryto clean up If you must indulge do so
on the quiet and For goodness sakedont say I told youl Okatio
THE PACIFIC CABLE
Encouraging Prospects of the Scheme
An Ottawa despatch of December 9to tne Montreal Witness gives the fol-
lowing
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hopeful report of progress in
the above projectWithin the past month ihimemc
strides have been made toward the re ¬
al ztion 1 f a Pacific cable scheme andthere is now every prospect that it willbe an accomplished fact at an carldate Mr Sandford Fleming speakingof the matter this morning said thatthe Company had been formed underthe name and title of the Pacific Telgraphic Compny Limitid with acaptal of 2000000 stenirlg In io
shares fur the purpose of establishingmaintaining and working telegraphicand other ctmimtintcattuns betweenAustralia New Zealand and other isl ¬
ands in the Pacific Ocean arid nlswith Africa and America The articlesof incorporation were registered inLondon within the present month TheCompany which is compost d as fol1 ws is a strong onc Lort MiltonnSir J P Covey M P Sir DanielCooper Dart Lord Folkestone MrHugh G Reid Sir Alfred Slade BartJ H Heatun Esq M I the Hm12 M Young Sir Donald A SmithMr Sandford Fleming Sir Samuel Wilson Mr b G 1inch Mutton CaptainEdward Palliscr Mr Randolph CWant Sir W J Clark P Perkins andS r George Cofltc A subs dy of 50000 sterling per annum is expectedfrom the Home Government while itis anticipated the vajious colonial gov-ernments
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will co operate regarding thismatter uperanons win not oc com-menced
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until all the Governments interested are heard from
The New Zealand Herald of December 7 comments on favorable news ofthe scheme received from London theprevious day It mentions thc Hawa-ii
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ii subsidy offered says the assistanceof New Zealand may be taken forgranted and anticipates there will beno difficuty about getting subsidiesfrom the sister colonics Canada andthe Imperial Government TheHerald relers to the charges of 4s aword apd is for press messages as avast improvement on the rotes atpresent imposed by the Eastern ExtensionTelegraph Company
The Mariposa
Tho Oceanic Steamship Companyssteamer Maripsa arrived from theColonic last Saturday evening enroute for San Francisco After takingin freight she sailed again at about 1
oclock yesterday morning The fal-
lowing
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is a report of her passage fromydoey to this port Left Sydney De-
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29th at 525 p mj experiencedline weather and smoth sea to Auck-
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arrived nt Auckland January 2dt 548 p m left Auckland January
3d at 656 p m first three days nfttrleaving Auckland nati moaeritc winusfrom S E to F N E wiihcloudyweather from 24 degrees S to Tutuilahad heavy gales from E N E andveering by thesuuth to west with heavycontused sea and swell and furioussoialls1anunry6th shiwed engine andlav head to wind and sea f f 17 hoursJanuary 8th nt 620 p in stopped offTutuila delivered and received mails
fr tWo days after leaving T ituila hadstrong gnles from W to fL W blowingin fierce squalls with continued heavyruin and large confused sea from 8
decrees Strades andHonoulu18S7
to this had strong JN iiheavy head sea arrived at
nl 9 p m January 15th
A Good Action- -
Mr A Frank Cooke has earnedthe eratitude of the people of Mauifor Livinc thtm their foreign mail 1nS S Australia slveral diys earlier thanthey could get it liy steamer vHpdespatched the schooner Waimalu onThursday morning with the whpleMAii mail and with the prevailingtrade winds she was likely to make thepassage by Friday night cr Siturdaymornfng The schooner was to standwell up in the channel and land themail for Lahnina in a boat As thesteamer Kmau will npt sjhil this week
till Wednesday the Waimalu if all
went well would be five or six daysahead of her Their being no moneyin it the action of Mr Cooke is verygenerous
SIDE LIGHTS
Smoke the WccIrc to be found atC J McCarthys
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TUo Bout oulo -
Mf Henry Billings Washington D Cwrites 1 have used your UiitlyV Pure MaltWhisky for medicinal purposes As a tonic Iconsider it superior In the hundreds of concocons which arc now flooding theland as stint
ulant liquors
As a true tonic effective invlgnratot ajidrrnnlnr nnaollrr nniTva Malt Wlllsk IS
unexcelled
armiMnMwimniriiftipidNEW FROM SAMOA
Arrival of tho Embassy Preparing forWar
The Mariposa brought news of theHawaiian Embassys arrival at Samoaall well on Jan1 3rd Hon S E Buthand party embarked In a wretchedlittle lugger of Nineteen tons whichwas lying off waiting for the mailsIt took them all night lo sail fifty sixmiles before reaching Apia The pi1 t was Capt Hicks who is brobablyknown tomany of our searfaring pcopc
Some particulars of the state of affairsn Sauna were also received by thenail Firearms and ammunition were
in great demand by the natives and a
rising ngiinst King Malietqa was beng fomented American traders were
doing a brisk business in supplyingthe war material Snider breech load-ing
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rifles readily brought 60 and 70each from the natives Whale buotswere alio tagely purchased TheBritish residents were interdicted bytheir authorities from selling arm orammunition
All the trade was conducted by thenatives through tne medium of copraA private letter says that a small steancr like the Waimanalo might make
money in trading between the islandsThere is a native Hawaiian settled onthe Island of Aunuu owning severalcrcs of land tr ere In view of the
above warlike intelligence the news bynext mail from Samoa four weekshence will be awaited with muchinterest
Shipping Intelligence I
ARRIVALSRatvmmy Jan ij
S S Mariposa from the ColonlWStmr Klnau rum Maui an I HawaiiStmi llceliVe from Kahu ulii rar Mokolil from Molotcal and Maui
S mr Suroriie iron KuaStmr C K Unhop from WaUnae and KauaiTern Eta from KurtkaScar Kau ilua frooi Mokulcla -
SundaV Jan 16Stmr Iwalanl from KnualStmr Tat Makee from Walanae and KauaiStmr Waiileale from IlnmakuaSchr Luka from Kohala
DEPARTURESSaturday Jan 15
S S Marlp for San FranciscoIk Marihi Davl lor Hongkong
Schr Llhohho for Walanae
VESSELS LEAVI VQ TODAYMmr Llkelike for MauiStmr Mokolil for MolokalStmr turpi lie for Kujustinr J A Cummin for VimonloS mr Wiilmanal- - for WaianaeSell- - Uihl for HamlelSchr Rainbow for Koolau
PASSENGERSFrom the Colonic ner S S Marinota Saturday
Jan is 1 Wall and 1 steerageFrom Mnul per tmr Likelike Situ day Jan 15
I F Lntither Mr Welkl Hon It Kuihelani C J aad AG llurcharJl Mi L awn E lloirminn A If SmithI Kena I A Anlrtwi J Itiwe wife onJ child 11 WAteyn and 3 children and about 3 deck
Janiis- - Sam Nowleln C Stone Hon It II Nahinu vO Walker W II Holmen MnT May and a childrenO Ildennn A rclrie U II Nuba T E Evan V ifCumnilm II Turtou Jr J K II liHiy K M OyerendMr M Malplneplne Mln It Sinithici A Smithies ItKuwchewehe and about 34 tleck
lrom Eureka Ca p r tern Era Saturday Jan 15l VUII M IU HMUfrom walanae ana niuai perntmr 1 K lituion
Saturday Jan is Mr Schainerhan ami wife Mrs R WHolt MH Abbie Aki an about ij deck
From Kojiai p rtmr Iwalanl Sunday Jan i WII It ice wi e mid child A Young F Wilhem J Dridue C J Ilickenon G Mundton J Koine M Trayert 4 Chlaete a id jf deck
rrom Kauil per tlmr Jamei Makee Sunday Jan16 Mrt Aitiman J Ward Jacktoa Kawewche J KrlioAclc C A lteibor anJ about 4 deck
For S in Franciico per itmr Marlpjta SaturdayTan it Miu Maude V xlchomj Ouv WiiJehauie Ms Grlnhium F H Aunln Mri Auttin Ocir W ite FM Huticr an I the ihree irliice
Wols lu Pore from tiirtu rurwIlktuo Wrestler Silianine rom Kewende NSW
Ant bH Saranac from NwVorkA n ililp Mircur from Newcaitle iN S Wlldna iiurjlta rJ n San Kr4mUcoII tStar of Divori from F nuln ItUndlUtue John S nith fr l Ncwcutle NSWAm tern W S IJjwne Iaul fro 11 Sin FranciscoMartin Oavl llemol frjm llostoi
Kxplorer 1 lid Holman of Londonllktne tlanfer Perrunln from aan FranciscoIlk Caiturieu Prltim from San FranciicoAm bstiie J I Spreclll Frie from San FranciscoAm bktne 0 scovery Ice from San FranciscoSSAucaIa ilouJIttt from San FranciscoAm bk a juilicin uhltf pom rusct diAnd
Vcsoli Ezpoototl from Forolcn PorfsIlr lk Martha rttlirr to liave sailed from Liverpool
Augustllritbk Glenjjbir Rolleston from Liverpool due
lonui v ivt3 1 837 T II 1 ivies Ik Co acrnAmbkni b N Cas le Hubbard from Jort Town- -
send Wagents
T due I ccmbor 1519 Castle It Cooke
Haw bk Ladv Lnmnson Marston from Newcastledue February tooo To Urower o agents
Uer bk Hercules from Liverpool due February eo39 1887 To Schacfci Co agonis
S S Marlpoa Haywjrd from the Colonies dueJanuary 14
Am S S Alameda Morse from San Francisco dueJauaryaand
Ilr bk ftjla from Newcastle N- - S W due January30 35 Auerlt
Ilr lurk Sonoma from Newcastle N S W dueJaiiuarv 35 30 Agents
Swcdldi hark Drollin Sofia from Newcastle N SW due FeK 1st
Ilr Iwlc K L T from Newcastle N S W dueFrU n- -
Nor bark r C Iattersen from Newcastle N S wdue Feb
Am bk is5llintii Drewer from Ilostou due Mayj 15
NOTESThe tern Kva Captain J 0 Wlkman arrived In port
Saturday morning 17 days from Eureka Californiawith S98oi feet lumber and 140 shingles for WilderCo
The stcamtr Kinau coes on the Marine Railway thin
morning to bo cleaned1 he st turner Kinau brought 6337 bags sugar 183
sheep 3 horses 30 bgs ginger 117 bags cum 185 kou
board 13 hides and 75 packages rlfiflKThe steamer C R Uishoo brought 3J431 bags
sugar so bag paddy 69 ligsrif 3 head cattle and15 pickaxes sundries s
Hie steamer James Makee brought 3137 bagUgarThe sieimer Likelike brouilit 3pSi bigs sugrHie steimes Mjkolil brought 4i bajs iUgar 60
riages aLoa small cnltagc lo bcliatlin sameyard If desired Centrally located Korparticulars enquire f WEST DOW Si CO
WARNING
A
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LL PERSONS ARE WARNEDiuuii5i iintr in tne nremtses 01 tne
subscriber on Ueretanii street next St LnuinCollege Ullemlers will be prosecutednny person found on the place at night be
to get nunHonolulu Dec 2
FoitT
ircsiKiK
nndwill
imijie SING UIN
NOTICEREGULAR ANNUAL MEETINGTHEKapioUnl Park Association will e
hem on Saturday the 29th day pf January1887 at 12 Mt at the office of Cecil Drown onMerchant street A full attendance of stockholders is requeued
U K JIACKAKLANESecretary Kapfolani Park Association
Honolulu Jan 7 1887
Subscrbe for the Herald
cftcto tPbcrfiscmlMis
Just ReceivedB- y-
iSSm
S AustraliaA New LtncTCtlie Lalcst
LADIES hatsIn Lace Straw Eic Afso genuine French
Tops and Lompons A full assortment of
Ribbons and many other articles too numer ¬
ous to mention
Call nnd cc Goods and Prlcft at
GOO KIM -
Corner Xort and KCotl Gt
BUHACH- -
-- The Great California- -
INSECT POWDER
The Genuine for Sale only by
Benson mHONOLULU
CEMENTI JUST RECEIVE- D-
White Bros Portland Cement
FULL WEIGHT400 pounds
G-- W Macfarlane Co
JIEILTKLKIIIONE NO f O UOX HO 415
- OHAST
NOTARY PUBLICAgent to take acVnoiJcdfment to Labor
ConlraclJ Marriage License ArdentGeneral Dullness and Commis
sion Aycnt antl
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Campliells Illoctc second floor adjoiningUnited Stales Consulate - Merchant ktrectHonolulu II I
FOR SALE OR LEEThai desirable building lot situated on the
north side of King street adjoining tlicjcsi- -
dence of the Hon Iaul Neumann
The lot it 3C0 feet deep with a frontage of150 feet completely fenced with water laid
on throughout For further particulars apply to
G W Macfarlane Co
s
GASOLINE-- OF TH- E-
HIGHEST ILLUWINATING POWER
IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT
For Sale ly
G W Macfarlane Co
Dissolution of Co Partnership
CO PARTNERSHIP HERETOTHE existing between A Drown and JPhillips under the firm name and style ofDrown cl Phillips having expired by limitation the business will hereafter be carried onby I Phillips who will pay all debts owed byand collect all bills due taid firm
JOHN PHILLIPSllnliolulu Dec 31 1S8O
- CARDReferring to the aVove notice the under-sicni-- d
takes the opportunity of thanking thepublic for the generous patronage bestowed oni ui nut niiii ui iiiuwii k runups anu 01 respectfully sqlicmng a continuance thereof toits successor Mr Phillips
A URQWNHonolulu Dec 31 1SS6
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SPF l4lS EERIENOE WITH AUTHORSWHO HAVE WRITTEN A BOOK
A Manuscript Worth Hariris Llkadrain of Wheat In n Butiiol at ChntT
Booh Inuril nt the Author llliltilieCriticism of litpcrti
IHow do w6 detenrUno whether n
mnnuscrlpt Is likely to milt our purtpodesr Well continued the-- publlshqr
thnt is n prcttynjrontl question Thereare so limn things to bo considered andsuch n diversity of conditions that perImps no two cases nro handled in preciselythe same way Now snpposo you werenn author with n manuscript Unless youhad somo previous experience tho chancesare that when walking into my oftlco andtaking a sent by riy desk you would feelrather shaky in tho neighborhood of jpUrknees Your throat would also need coil- -fcldcrablo clearing and I would hnvo tobe quite ntinblo nnd pollto before yonwould begin to feel nt all easy In mind orbody After smoothing down tho thornypath to tho extent of at loast endeavoringto make yon reel at home I would undertake to Hurt out whothcr you wero thokind of man who would be likely to writen book of tho kind you are otTcring meI would also undertako to discoverwhether you wrote tho manuscript because you had something to say or simplyfor the purpose of making a book thatmight possibly sell nnd thus add to yourincome and reputation
A OltAItf Or WHEATYou sec thero is so much perfunctory
book making in theso days that n manuscript worth having is very much like agrain of wheat in a bushel of chaffSome publishers order n new book froma hack writer pretty much rui they wouldorder n pair of trousers but my own no-
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is that unless n man is so full ofhis subject that lip cant help writing hisbook wont amount to very much whenit is written A maunfacturcr can weaveany given number of yards of cloth toorder and nn architect can build a liousoto correspond exnetly with tho size olj ftur bank nccount but when a publishersays to some penny-n-llnc- r here I wantn book of COO pnges on Tho Jtlso and Tallor ltcpuuitcnn Principles in Europe orsome other abstract question of that sortyou can licvrcry sure that when writtenthe book will not bo really worth rctdltigmuch less printing nnd publishing Whena man comes to mo whoso ideas lmvo evi-dently overflowed Into a manuscript I feelthat there Is tamo protntso In his workand ask him to leave tho manuscriptTho clerk lit the next desk enters thename of tho work and other necessaryfacts in a register nnd then the packagegoes Into tho vault whero It remains un-til
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I can find tltno to read enough of thework to fully appreciate its drift Thisdone 1 can determine upon a reader whoIs likely to do it Justice nnd tho writinggoes Into his huuds for careful andthoughtfur rending nnd examination Ontho completion of hln work ho returnsthe mnnusrrlpt together with his criti-cism written nul In full The same process Is gone through with in luiKrtnntcases several times
A cask is roiSTSome uuinufccripts I have had exam
Jned by hnlf n dozen experts and thenafter comparing their opinions I hnvo nvery fair nnd eomprehcnslve Idea of thomerits and demerits of tho book Heroi a case in point being a manuscript allthe way from Vermont It wos read byflvoor six experts nnd on comparingtheir opinions I found that they hail allpicked upon the snmo enk spots and attho same time each had discovered justabout tho snmo amount of merit In ItTho manuscript was returned to the au-thor
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together with theso criticisms andhe was told that after tho changes wereduly matlo his work would bo duly pub-lished
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Perhaps you were not nwnre of thefact but It is a fact that a great manybooks carrying the imprint of wellknown publishers are not Issued at theirrisk Hooks that promise n ready sale forunv reason ore issued usually at tho expenso of tho publisher who pays a royaltyto the author If thero Is any reason todoubt the completo success of tho venturetho author Is required to contribute tothe expense of printing nnd in some cosesno is obliged to pay tuo entire costsometimes hnvo men como to me withmanuscripts who claim that they can sell500 copies to their own friends In onesuch coao I told tho gentleman that I
- doubted whether he would sell fifty cop-ies
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on any such basis no was at llrstinclined to be offended at such nn out¬
spoken opinion but cooled off and hav-ing
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such confidence in tho potency of hisname in tho town whero ho lived ho as ¬
sumed tho entire risk of publishing thobook Now how muny do you pupposehe sold in the territory where ho expectedto sell live hundrodf Of course you cantguess but as a mnttcr of actual fact hesold Just twenty live copies Tho publi-cation
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of a ook is purely a business mat--ter If tho book is wanted people willbuy it if they do not wnnt it very fewwill buy it simply becnuso they know thoauthor I Imvqftold over eighty thou-sand
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copies of n iKxlk by a man whosonnrao hud novcr been heard of beyond asmall circle but you see tho book hudsomething in It Chicago Herald
Writing tho Clirlatmna titorlesMagazine Editor It is tlmo to arrange
for our Christmas storiesAssistant I hnvo engaged themAro the authors at workfYes they have clubbed together hired
n room in mi Jco house and I send thooffice boy around twice n day to Jlnglosleigh bells under the window Omnlinnerald
An ExplanationIndlgnnnt Hoardor Sirs Winks when
I returned lnat night I found no lamp Inmy room nud thin morning I saw thatthe now novel I was rcBdlng had disap ¬
peared Mrs Winks Yes sir You seoIliotlced tho girl forgot to put tho lnmpthero 0 I thought you wouldnt needtho novel Its i vorj Interesting onoslr Omnha World
Injury to tho EjTwo German physiologists lmvo calcu-
lated¬
the relative liability of injury to thoeye flndiug that if itll parts of tho bodywcio equally exposed to injury woundsof the cyo would bear to wounds of otherparts tho proportion of about ona in COO
As a mutter of fact tho actual proportionis moro than twenty times as great orDO in 1000 Arknnsnw Traveler
Tho TJettor WordWasnt It Ir Holmos Tho Herald
asks who said thut only gents wearpants whllo gentlemen generally wear
pantaloon We think it was Thodoctor might have added that men fre¬
quently wear trousers Boston Record
3HHESS3
MAlogtf oeVel6pment
She shall be seortlre M tho fftwnThat wild with itlee icrow the lawn
Or up tbe taountata springAnd hers hull ba he breathing batoiAnd her tho BUtnce and the calm
Of mute InsensMe things
The floating cloud their state shall loilTo her for br the willow bind
Nor ball the fall to aEven In tbe mot Ions ot tho stormGrace that shall mold tbe maidens form
liy silent sympathy
The ntan of midnight shall bo dearTo her and tho shall lean her ear
In tnhuy a secret placeWhere rlrulcts dance their wayward roundAnd beauty born of murmuring round
Shall pass Into her fnce--William Wadstvorth
A Nlclc In Hie Hoot IIccMA treasury official who does consider ¬
able railroad traveling says ho has madenn amusing discover which if properlycarried out insures unusual caro and at-tention
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from employes on parlor andsleeping cars Tho tourist who has beeninitiated is provided with tho most com-fortable seat In tho dining car receivesvpeclal care and attention from tho wait-ers and is always suro to lmvo A lowerberth in tho sleeper Should any of hisfellow passengers becomo jealous at themarked courtesy shown their comradeand inspired with curiosity to know whytho distinction is mndo they hnvo only tolooknt tho heels on tho shoes of tho favored ono and they will obscrvo that thereIs n small nick or notch there
Inspectors or spotters of tho palacecar servlco arc constantly traveling otcrtho railroads to see that tho passengers re ¬
ceive proporattcntlon They do not Intendto hnvo their connection With tho compnnyKnown to the railroad officials but fro- -qucntly the latter drop to their littlegame and stamp them so that they willbo known all along the road Tho porterin gntheriug up the lmots and shoes inhis car cuts n nick in the hind part of theheel of the shoes belonging to tho Inspec-tor
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so that tho other porters will recogulzo him ns soon as they look at hitshoes Tho treasury official in n myster¬
ious way became aware that a nick intho neoi or nis shoe would greatly facili-tate
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his comfort nnd pleasure In travel-ing
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Ho tried tho experiment and Itworked to hN cntlro satisfaction Heround lie was served with tho ltcst provis-ions
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tho bnlTct car afforded his shoes re¬
ceived tho brightest shine nnd althoughho had lieen obliged to purchase anupper berth the conductor on tho sleeperkindly pineal n lower at his disposalIt is probaUTC that n new system for tog ¬
ging tho npoters will bo adopted intho railway bcrvlco now that their trade ¬
mark lias becomo known UaltlmoreSun
A Clothing Hunts rtonr Walker TrialYes I hnvo n splendid opportunity to--
siuiiy numan nature on n busy daywithin the space of half an hour I say
Good afternoon to a hundred differenttypes of humanity Of course Id ratherwait upon tho ladles because their dollcato appreciation of courteous attentionas n rule Is betrayed by a pleasing smileand a word of thanks which rewards thousher for his kindness Hut quite of ten ncouple of stumpy pug nosed women willstep front the elevator with their headsthrown bock nnd at onco I know Imgoing to hnvo trouble
With nn smile 1
bid them Good day Wllh an insnltedfrown nnd contracted lips they take astronger grip upon thcjrpurs and asthough I wero a conlldence sharp brushpa i mo uown mo nisio to the gents pan-taloon
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counter without turning theirheads or saying a word I always feellike giving such visitor my parting regards but that would never do Keepingnn i yo on them I iiooti discover themwundcring nmong tho stocks of mensclothing looking for something theycant find When they nro completelysubdued I make my way to them andAnd they are looking for childrens kllttwhich nro In a different part of tholiouso Suloimen invariably hide whaithey approach for they never como tobuy Globe-Democra- t-
Tim rroltitlon nf DiningA KTiind dinner Is a complicated affair
and has been evolved by ages of civiliza-tion
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and culture Primitive races catwhatever they can get nnd whenever thocan get it Nomndlo tribes with Hocksand herds establish regular meals anddiscover the oldest gastronomic combina-tion
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bread nnd meat The peasantry ofcivilized nations combine dishes togetherto form tho square meal sny meat andpotatoes with n relish and bread nndbutter Cultured peoplo gradunlly comoto add two courses to this square mealono at tho end called dessert to aid diges¬
tion the other at the beginning of thopreliminary course or gusto to whet thoappetlto Hut tho height is reached intho grand symposium or banquet of ninecourses 1 Iiors decuvre 2 Iotoge8 Polssln 4 Itclovo 0 Kntrce 0Hot 7 Entromets 8 Sncrce 0Dessert Nine courses exclusive ofpunches and colTeol Nine meals in onolIndigestion gout nnd blliousuees Kxitthe cook enter tho doctor That tho na ¬
tional diet of KuglandJa roost beef thatthe French eternally cat stewed veal andpnto do folo gras that tho national foodof Germany Is siuisngca nnd that of Italymacaroni goes without sayings that theroli n correspondence between tho nationsfood nnd the nntlonnl temperament therecum be no doubt Dr Wallace Wood
A HumniAr Itetort for ClergymitnAn Indianapolis editor thinks thatthore
ought to bo an attractive summer resortto which clergymen ot alt denominationsIhould particularly be drawn Just astliero is a Saratoga for sporting men and
Newport for ultra fashionables Thoywould gain much from tho opportunitiesthut would be offered in suqh a wirelessnasembhigo for brnsljlng against onoanother nnd exchanging courtesies nnduicis New York Hun
GlmHtoiio unit Ilia WinMr Gladstono takes every day two
ghuses nf clnrct at lunch and two at din-ner
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with a glass of port wlno His al-coholic
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consumption has been estimatedby lIs son at hoven gallonrt a year whichwould bo thveo and n hnlf times the nvor430 consumption per head In England andfour and ft half times tho average inJVirnpe Chicago Trllmno
ItcMirrnctliie Dead IojIumbormen get 20 rents a log nt Whr
aw Wis for raising dead or wntcrtoaked logs from tho bottorn of tho Wis-consin
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river Thoy havo already raisednbout OOOCOQ fcot and logs that lmvoboon dead for twenty years nro said to beas sound as tho doy on which they werocut New York Sun
Fifteen hundred dollars on Inch forwater Uus been refused at Sierra MadreIn LosAugoles county Cal
MUt
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THE DAILY HERALDTo day September tst 886 is issued the hrt number of The Daily Herald
a morningnewspapcrj to be printed for the proprietor under contract by the
Press Publishing Company Merchant street Honolulu
Price Six Dollars pr Annum or Fifty Cents perMonth
All who receive a copy ol the initial or nny succeeding number arc
respectfully
INVITED TO SUBSCRIBEBusiness men arc solicited to test the advantages of TheDaiiv Hkrald
as an
ADVERTISING MEDIUMA laige edition will be printed each day to be circulated in Honolulu and
hroughout the Islands rcgardlessof subscriptions until a regular paying lisl ol
subscribers is obtained on the public becoming acquainted with the merits ol
the paper
The Daily Hkrald will furnish a fresh and readable record of events in
city and country It will also give from time to time as received a summary
of the latest news from the outside world in concise and systematic form
The Daily Herald will follow a straightforward consistent independent
and moderate course in the discussion of public affairs It will not be thescrvilotorgan of any clique faction or party At tnc same time an earnest sup-
port
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will be given to measures promotive of the public welfare and to indivi-
duals
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or organizations that may appear in the political field with claims topopular confidence backed by worthy records and unassailable principles
The undersigned would however rather point to his record as a journalist
in this city for the past two year as conductor of the Daily Jiullttin thanmake promises that in general estimation arc valueless until justified by performancc He can only pledge himself to do his best to produce a thoroughan influcntialand in every Way acceptable daily newspaper
Try tfie Daily Herald- - for a month at least
Honolulu Sept 1 1S86
JOHN F COLBURNBrick Building King Strcctt near Matinnkca
IMPORTER AND DEALER
IN HAY AND GRAINCondi delivered promptly Miitnal Telephone 387 I O llox jo
Slippers Attention
Olias Brewer CosBOSTON HONOLULU PACKETS
A vestel wilt leave lioslon for thii Iort onor about March itt next and
The IUtk AMY TUHNKR will sail fromHoUon for this Port on or about May 15thnext
Further Information can be obtained by applying lo
C PrcHcr CompanyQueen Street
SMITHSPlanetary Almanac
AND
Weather Guide 1887
With calculations for the HawaiianIslands of the
TIME TO PLANTS
According to the scientific thcory ofLunar Influence oiuvcgctation
For sale at the Honolulu Jlookfstores Price 25 cents
to Let Fii
RESIDENCE AT PRESENT OcTHIS by James A Kennedy corner
Klnau and Pensacota Streets
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Office Honolulu Iron Werlt Qo
ENULAttD MUTUAL LIFE INSURNEW auco Company of Ootton
CASTLE COOKE AGENTSIHCORrOKATKD iBjJ
The oldest Purely Mutual Life Insurancecompany in tnc united states
IoUclet ltiuetl on the most Favorable Tertfii
Lonei paid tlirouRh Honolulu Agency 49iO
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DANIEL LOGANEditor and Proprietor
A BOOK
REFERENCE-- TO THK
Legislative ProceGttas
Frank Godfreys Report of
THE LAWS PASSED
COMMITTEE REPORTS
MINISTERIAL
STATEMENTS
Cm - AND TH- E-
FUN AND FROLIOKSOF THE
LBQISLTDllB of 1880
Price - - per Copy
ON SALE
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J H -- SOPERStockholders Meeting
The annual meeting of the itockhsliiert oftrie Aonaia lUfjar company will lie Held atthe office of Messrs Castle Cooke Januaryjiuiua m f i Aiiiriuu
Secretary
TStockholders Meeting
The annual meeting of the stockholders oftnc Jlttlkue b nar Company will be helU ntthe office of Cast In Cooke January 291887at 2 p nn I II ATHKRTON
Secretary
- A CARDT THE UNDERSIGNED DO TAKEX this oprortunlly to express my heartfelt npnreciatlon of the sympathy and kindness showntqwards me in my late bereavement by themany who variously participated in the lasttad rites attending the decease of my sonWilliam P Wondi and would especially andseverally thank Captain Clark of the KingsOwn and Mr S Macy Hack Inspector fortheir very kind assistance in attending to andarrnnging all neccmry details
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