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THURSDAY, SEPT. 28, 1882.
THE DAY'S DOINGS.
MOKMNU. ., . -
Mr. E. Jf.Adams will hell Retail
ytuck, etc., at Sales Uoom ut 10
w'olook.
AFTEltXOOH.
Y.M.C.A. laying corner stone, at
V o'clock.
EVESINft.
.Am. Legion of Honor, a 7:30.
CORRESPONDENCE.
Correspondence Is solicited on the top.
1-u of the day, or what may becoinn no.
"We reserve the right to excise pure
ly personal matter.
We uo not noiu ourselves rcsponsioje
lor the eplnlons expressed by our cor.
respondents. Ed.
v Mr. Editok: 'That friend refer
red to in your paper to-day either
draws hasty conclusions or la very
poorly informed as to facts. First,
the sloop was not sent on a sealing
utilise as her size would indicate,
but was sent to prospect for a chan
nel for larger vessels. Second, a
careful examination of her provisions
would find enough for her crow of
three roeu for four months; and as
to fire-arms, wc arc professional
hu litem with our own fire-arms that
suit uh, and we do not offer them
for sale, but propose to takd them
back with us.
We put in here In distress, and I
must say that I hope that if a citizen
of this Kingdom should pu in to
l our country Under like circumstances
lie will not be deemed a smuggler.
J. S. Lek,
Late Captain sloop "Sport on the
Wave."
.Honolulu, Sept. 27, 1882.
Wildor's Marino Railway.
On Tuesday afternoon the launch
ing of the last section of Wilder'
Marine Kuilway took place at 3
o'clock. At six minutes past 3 the
signal was given, and in two minutes
the section was afloat in the place
assigned to it. It will bo ballasted
nn'd sunk shortly, and in tho mcan-
-'tiinc be removed out of the way of
traffic. Amoug those present were
Messrs. C. R. Bishop, S. G. Wilder,
E. P. Adams, J. A. Ilasaingcr, J. S.
Smtthies, Dr. McKibbin, Dr. Emer
' boh, R. Stirling, J. F. Paty, L Way,
J. S. Webb, G. C. Kenyon, Mr. and
Mis. Tucker, H. S. Crandall, etc.
The ballasting will take 0,000 c. yds.
and the length of the section is 300
feet, and it has u lap under of 12
feet on tho next section. Wo wish
every success to the enterprise, and
if the couutry had more meu as en
lerpiising aa Mr. Wilder, it would
bu better.
ROQRAMME
Of exercises at laying of the Coruer
Stouc of the building of tho Y.M.
C.A. of Honolulu, corner of Alakca
mid Hotel streets, ou Thursday,
Sept. 28th; 1882, at 3 o'clock v.u.
1 Music By a Select Choir
). ;i Prayer Rev. J. A. Cruzan
J 8 Description of the Building
.....Rov.C. II. Hyde.D.D
4 Music..,, Choir
B Address "The Alma and Objects
of the Y.M.C.A.," Mr. A. Pratt
6 Reading of lUt of contents of box
to be deposited In Corncr-Stone,
,....Mr. 0. M.Cooke
7 Laying of Corner-Stone. .M. A Pratt
6 Prayer Rev. S. O. Damon, D.D
0 Music Choir
v 10 Financial statement. P. C. Jones. Esq
11 Doxology " Praise Clod from
whom all blessings flow,"
, Choir and Audlcnco
Hot loDg ago it was almost a
treasonable offenco for the Jailer of
Oalm Prison, to use tho services
of a prisouer, as stable mau or
driver. Things luivo changed now
'it is said, tho Jailer, Turnkeys, son-in-law
and all, may have servants,
dressed in good style, no moro
(6triped clothes' for tho favored ones.
VWill somebody please rise nud ex-
' plaic."
OBITUARY.
Tho lato Charles T. Dillingham
was born in Southborough, Mass.,
on Sept. 5th, 1803. He lived iu.
Worcester, Mass., and also in 'Det
roit, Mich., before he came here in
187G, with hia-newlymnrricd-wifc.
He then went into his brother's cm
ploy, and about three years' ngo went
into Mcssis. Castle & Cooke's ofllce.
He wax n member of the Odd
Fellows Society, Treasurer of the
Young Men's Christian Association,
Secretary of tho Reading Room and
Library Association, and an active
member of the Bethel Church, and
assisted iu its Sunday School woik.
From this it will be seen that his
life was spent in an active career of
usefulness, as a kind and loving hus
band and father, a useful citizen,
and bebt of all, a true Christian.
Ills death has cast quite a gloom
over the town, as he was universally
knowu and respected.
Tho funeral took place yesterday
afternoon. At 4 o'clock the service
at the Bethel commenced. It was
led both by the Revs. Mr. Damon
and Mr. Cruzan. The choir sang
some very touching hymns. Tho
funeral procession was the longest
known in Honolulu. All the leading
business houses were closed. At tho
grave, after tho Rev. Mr. Damon
had officiated, the Odd Fellows clos
ed round the grave and performed
tho funeral rites of their order.
The scene, at the close, of -tho
brethrou dropping in their pieces of
evergreen to denote their everlasting
remembrance, was symbolical and
touching. Then Mrs. Hanford and
Mrs. Peircc sang "Nearer my God
to Thee."
The pall bearers were Y.M.C.A:
Dr. J. M. Whituey, G. P. Castle, A.
F. Cooke, Prof. A.Pratt;I.O.O.F:
J. D. Tucker, C. R. Scarborough,
S. B. Rose, E. W. Peterson.
BHIPPING NOTES.
The new steamship Stirling Castle,
from Hankow, China, lately reached
London, after a run of 29 days and
22 hours, the fastest on record. The
distance from Hankow to Loudon is
11,250 miles, so that the Stilling
Castle made an aeragcof more than
375 miles a day, making no allow
ance for detention at coaling ports
and time decupied in passing
through tho Suez Canal.
The Martha Davis will leavo for
Hongkong on Tuesday with Chinese
pabsengeis.
The Lady Lampson is hove down.
The Rob Roy is being repaired :
pumping goes on all cLiy.
The Kale was decorated yester
day with bpughs from mast-head to
kelson, in honor of tho captain's
marriage. . i
There were indications of a kona
storm yesterday.
Br icqucst wc republish the pro
gramme of exercises at the laying
of tho foundation stone of the Y.M.
C.A. to-day,
Tub latest in prcsonts for tin
weddings: A hondsomely chased
tea and coffee service. Specimens
can bo seen at C. Brewer & Co.'a.
We learn that Mr. P. C. Jones,
r. has sold his house to Judge
Austin for $9,000 cash. Wc con
gratulate the Jndgo on getting so
fine a homestead.
We draw our reader's nttentiou
to tho advertisement of Kohlcrs
Waxworks and Promenade Concert,
to be found in another column. Mr.
Kohler was hero beforo iu 1879.
The Government Artesiau Well at
Waikikl has uow. been connected
with tho main pipes thcro. Water
will bo laid on through tho Park as
boou as tho pipe? come.
His Ex. S'. K. Kaai ccaseo to be
agent foi II. II. Ruth Keclikolani,
Mr. Godfrey Bror.ii has been apj,
pointed to scttlo the business of the
Estate, 4 ;'
3.G29 letters, weighing 8G Jbs. 12
oz., and 704 papers, weighing 14G
lbs. 15 oz., were dispatched by tho
City of New Yoik from tho Post
office on Monday last.
We aro told that all the Y.M.C.A.
of this town and neighborhood, that
can be present, will attend this after
noon to show their sympathy with
the movement.
We arc asked to remind those
who have so generously contributed
to tho Y.M.C.A. building that it is
going on and the funds arc required
Mr. P. C. Jones, jr. will be glad to
receive the amounts promised as
soon as possible.
Wk noticed a heavy chain cable
had been left in a heap on the side
walk of KingBtreot all night'. The
police ought to interfere as some
body might tumble over it in tho
dark and break their neck.
We notice a new style of packing
for machinery, the Usudurian is
being introduced into the islands.
Mr. Burns the Agent is now on a
tour round explniuing its virtues.
G. W. Macfarlanc & Co. will f uruish
all information. .
Tub Coronation Comet is its
native title. All the old supersti
tious fears arc aroused and it is
looked on as presaging the wrath of
the gods at this intention of tho
King. Evil is to come to the land
on account of this foolishness and
the gods arc very angry at it.
At 9:30 p.m. on Sunday, afire
occurred in a room on Maunakea
street opposite, tho Eureka House.
It was a Cliincso feast day and a
Chinese widow and her two little
children, one, an infant in arms, the
other, two years and a half old, had
gone to bed leaving two joss candles
lighted. During the evening the
mosquito net took fire, and the mother
was only awakened by the struggles
of the little one. Tho eldest child
is badly burned from head to foot
on one side the littlo one only ou
tho head, and the mother, not at all.
MARRIED
Sept. 20, by the Rev. Dr. Damon, Cant.
II. Itothfim. of tho Ilawrilnn bark Kale,
to Miss M. Schuoubniaun.
Auction Sales by E. P. AdamS
RETAIL STOCK
AT AUCTION.
By order of Morris Hyman, Eq., acting
for the Creditors of tho estate of Ako,
late of Muunakca street, deceased,
This Day, Thursday,
Sept. 28th, 1882,
At 10 a m., at my Salesroom, I will sell'
without ruiurc, at Public; Auction,
The Entire Retail Stock
belonging to said estate, and consisting
of the following goods: ,
Fancy I'rlnts, Flannels, Cassimcrcs,
Amoskcag Denims, Waterproof,
Cottons, Cambric, Ribbons,
Hocks and Hose, Quilts,
Flno White Shirts, Woolen Shirts,
Blanket, Pants and Coats,
Perfumery, Hats mid Cap1'.
Boots and shoot., &c. &e, &c.
Groceries & Croceryware,
Sowing Machines, Countera, Show
Cases, Cook Stove, Kitchen Ware,
backs Potatoes Sacks Sugar,
Sack's Onions, also,
1 ENGLISH PHAETON,
With Polo and Shaft.
E. P. AnAiiH. Auctioneer.
HAWAIIAN COUNCIL, No. 069,
Amuilcnn Legion of Honor, will
meut this Thuntduy Eveulnir, at 7:110
o'clojk, In KnlgUU o( Pythla' Hall.
Campbell's Block, Foit sncit. A full
attendance is iuqutcd.
H'4 W.J. Low bib, So-,
VriTvniAV nt. tho Italian fiftnrfc a
man named Purdy was brought lip
for assault and battery on tho watch
man of, Fowler's yard. $c. wjxs
sentencd'd to 7 clays' hard labor. -It
appears that tho inhabitants of tho
yard liavo been a nuisance to their
neighbors and tho owner appointed
a watchman to keep them quiet and
that this man got drunk and would
not keep quiet when told and finally
assaulted the watchman.
NEW MUSIC HALL.
COMMENCING MONDAY NEXT,
the 2nd October.
Kohler's Grand Wax' Works
Exhibition, ,
And Proindnado Concert.
The Exhibition consists of
IOO Life Size .Figures!
of some of tho most celebrated
Klnc", Queens, Statesmen,
PhllautrophUts, &c, &c, of the age.
The Australian Electric Youth.
Edison's Talking Machine.
The Kohler Brothers in their Grand
Ducts on several musical instruments
Mr. Walter Ilytles, Solo PianUt.
Admibslon, SO cts.; Children, 25 eta.
' Sec duy bills for further particulars.
200.
1x12
AND
Tongued and Grooved
Nor' West.
CAEGO NOW LANDING
Ex bktno Klikltat,
Also, a Full Assortment of
Lumber of all kinds,
FOR SALE BY
202 lm Lewers & Cooke.
G2T Gent's Evening Dress Coats and
Suits to be had at the Honolulu Cloth
ing Emporium of A..M. Mtu , No. 104
Fortstrcot. 2u3JJr
WANTED By a firstclass Account
ant find Correspondent, a position
as BOOKKEEPER. Address X. Y. Z.
Uulm:tin ofllce.
204 lw
WANTED Anyone hating a copy
of .tho book " Laickawal" to dis
pose of wllPpleaso call at v
201 lm J. W. "ROBERTSON & Co's
OST On Saturday, on Mcrchaut st.,
between Fort street and the Post
Office, a turrmolso-bluo enamelled Locket
A suitable reward Will bo. paid to the
finder by leaving it at J. M: Oat & Co'h
Store, Merchant st. ' 20181
TWQiProiOES TO LET,Vrthe see
X 6hl lloor of the building occupied
by J.nY. Robcrtbon & Co U39
rpo RENT A Furnished Room, five
X minutes walk from the Post Office.
194 Apply to J. M. Oat & Co.
HPO LET TWO COTTAGES, each
X containing 7 rooms, with stabHue
and every convenience,' situated on the
Plains, about 1 milo from town. Yfriter
laid ou." For particulars apply to
A. FERNANDEZ,
193 lm - At E. O. Hall & Son'.
TUROISIIED ROOM to let In tt-very
A pleasant location. Apply to J..W.
Robertson & Co, 88 lw
WILLIAM AULD, Agent to
take Acknowledgments to Con.
tracts for Labor for tho District of Kona
Inland of Oahu, at the ofllce of the Hono
lulu Water Works, foot of Nuuanu st.
189 tf
NOTICE The undersigned has RE.
MOVED HIS OFFICE, from No.
W Klnii street, to No. 90 Nuuanu street,
next to L. Ahlo.
1U3 8w L.ABEU.
NOTICE On.and after tho 1st day of
October next, all Outstanding Ac
counts will bo presented .at tho end of
each morilh, vhk : ' '"
N.B. Cash sales of over $5.00 wl)l re
ceive tho nsual discount of a per cent. .
A. M. MELLIS, 104 Fort sf.
Honolulu. 8ept. 4, 1882. ' r 185
Water Notice.
Oftlcu Bun't WatcrWork? t
-T Honolulu. Julr'8. 1883.
A
LL persons having Water Privileges
are notllled tlirtt their Water Raton
are payable seiul.amuiully,iin,advanee,
nt the 'oOlce of tl'e'buperfntondent -bf
Wator Works, foot of Niuanu street,
ui on the Ut dav of January and July of
each year. OlIAB. B. WIL80N,
Sup'l Water Works.
8. K. Kaai, Minister of Interior. 204
CpilRUGATEDf ,
IRON ROOjhNJb,
4 and SttGaugo:
' 0, 7( 8 and 0 feet lengths.
ALSO
Eastern Clear Square Edged
WHITE OAK PLANK,
From 1 to 4 In. In thickness,
'Received ex late arrivals, and for talo in
quantities to suit, by
205 lm ALLEN & ROBINSON.
tT For n perfect fitting Gent's Suit,'
you'll do well to call at the Honolulu
Clothing'' Emporium of A. M. Mrxue,
101 Fort street. 203 2w
Just Received, per Suez,
From Snn Francisco,
THE LATEST STYLES
IS
FELT HATS,
Trimmed and Untrlmmcd,
I .i '
j Also In Straw and Rough Flush.
I -o ,.., T, . ,
11CUU1UU1 I 1U1UC9 BUU tlUMK.
t CALL AND BEE THEM.
ALSO
' FINE LINE OF
Ladies' Underwear
i ANI
Children's Clothing.
MRS. WILKINSON,
103 Fort street.
181 ly
t2T A New Cutunder Carriage for
sale, very low. at Piiil. Steis'b Carriage
Shop. 204 3t
Wilson Brothers,
GENERAL BLACK8M1TIIS.
Horse Shoeing a Bpccltlty, ,
A nrst-class man being specially engaged
for that work.
hlp and Wagon work faithfully
attended to.
Shop on the Esplanade, op. IIopper's.204.
Jiwt Arrived
Per GrLENG-ABER,
110 daya from Liverpool,
Invoices of
Assorted Cooc' pw
including
Several New Lin
Never before shown In Honolulu
Small profits and quick return! at
I
202 lm J. T. WaterliouWs.
V
UNION FEED COMPANY, A.NjV.
Busu, Manager. See advertise
ment on other page. a&v
Removal Notice.
THANKF.UL' for that liberal patron
agc'wblch has been extended to
tho undersigned, rendering it neccbsary -to
enlarge his Printing Department and -move
to more spacious quarters, ho
would rekpeclfully Inform the public of
Its change to a
No. 6 Kaohumnnu Street,
(Flitner's old stand,' and morefrecently
occupied by Mr. Max Eckart), adjoining
Tluo. H. Davles' office, where all work
in the several branches of
News, Book & Job Printing
Will be attended to faithfully, and
lu'a style of art Inferior
, to none.
The Bindery Department
At the Old Stand on Merchant street, has
recently received additions of New Ma.
chlui'ry, for expedition and perfection of
woik, and I wholly curried on by ex
perienced Foreign Workmen,
'.Perforating, Ruling, Pacing,
Marbling, Gliding mid Finishing,
Executed In a manner equal to any oltlco
on tho coast
1791m . THOS. a. THRUM.
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