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HONOLULU, II. I., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, ,1882..
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, The Paily Bulletin
Is JAiulfsIiwl every morning by tlio
Daily Bulletin 1'ujii.tshino Co.,
nml circulated througliont the town, nnd
forwarded to the other Islands by cv6ry
opportunity.
Subscription, 50 cts. per month.
G. Ciuisox Kknyox, . . Editor.
All business communications to bo ml.
, dressed, Manager Dully HhIIcIIii, Post
Onieo Box No. 14. Tclephouo 250.
.T. G. Ci.nvion, Manager.
A GOOD STORY THOUGH NOT
TRUE
Mnny Iinvo wondered why thcro
liasliccn any hazing nt Harvard, for
tlio past thrco months. In nil tlmt
tiino thcro 1ms not been a etiso of
hazing' reported, nnd soino have
coiuo to tlio conclusion t)mt tlio
hazcrs linvo met with a change of
licnrt. It is not exactly a change of
heart, but a chango of clothes that
nils them. Wo arc informed that
thpphazing. has been effectually;
broken up'; Just after v Sullivan
whipped ltyan ho was called to
Harvnrd, and n plan of breaking up
hazing was unfolded to him by tho
faculty, and lid fell into it readily,
Ho was to attiro himself as a Quaker
young man, and apply for admission
as n freshman, and let nature tako its,
coursed ' On tho first day of April
Mr. Sullivan appeared at the college
under the name of Abija 'Watson,
and was assigned to a room, nnd
placed on the roll of freshmen. His
appenrnnco waa commented op, nnd
ns ho passed through tho collage
groundsi with his peculiar garb,
young fellows shouted, "Shoot tho
lnit," "get on to his nibs," and other
collegiate literature. It was all Mr.
Sullivan could do to restrain himself
from whipping a couplo of dozsn of
thbjttoyg then and, there, but ho"
decided to wait until tho proper time,
when ho ' would bo able to get
enough for a mess. That evening
howns approached by n young man
who pretended to bo his friend, and
invited to accompany him to a room
whero a fow boys wero going to
open a fow bottlo of wine. Adija
said verily he didn't go much on
the sinful beverage, but to oblige
his friend ho wctit with him to a
lnrgc room where sovonty smnrt
young follows were congregated,
with all of tho appliances for hazing.
Sullivan says thcro were soventy,
but, tho faculty only found sixtyfivo
smart Alecks when tho door was
opened,' but Sullivan thinks a fow
might lmvof jumped out of tho
wiudow-aud took to tho woods. It
seems that when they got tho
"Quaker" into tho room thoy looked
tho door, and tho ringleader told
the peaceful man to strip off his
coat, vest, and shirt, lie objected,
but finally took them off.
Somo of the fellows who havo
sinco got out of the hospital, say
they noticed, when ho removed his
slnrt, that he was put up liko a hired
man. and they thought it queer that
a Quaker should havo an arm as big
ns a canvassed ham. Thoy then
told him to "prepare to ncct his
Quel," nnd got out tho iron to brand
him on tho back, Ho told thorn
tl)at ; hq' knew ho was in there
power and was willing to submit to
anything that wns right, but ho
asked ns a favor not to bear on him
too hard, as ho ,wus of a nervous
tnipcramont and might faint. T.hcu.
tljoy decided not to brand him until
lutar, but would throw him up in a
blanket first. So thoy got tho
blanket' nnd tipped Sullivan over in
itMiibout twenty of the smartest
lmofstook hold of tho sides and
tjaaad him up. When hecamo down
lie knocked four followed senseless
, with his fists, kicked four moro
ncross tho room, and then got on his
foot and begam to knock them right
nndTiloft. Ilo.liod knooked down
about twenty, nnd hod stoppod to
spit' on his hands, when the rest of
tlio linzcrs huddled into a comer
nud proposed to'put an oud to tho
slaughter. One said: "CTgood Mr.
Qu'flkcrj plciiso lot us njpiio. Wo
bolon'to'rcspoctablo families, nnd
won't ,d , so an more." SulUvnn
looked at them, and snid: "It is
lidzhig yoz'.wnut. VolnTyoss can
, tv.,P- (c'ontlUUcd oa page.)
B. F. EIILERS Vfe Co.,
All the Latest Novelties in Fancy Goods
71
DELIGHTFUL NEWS!
TO THE
LADIES OF HONOLULU
AND THE VARIOUS ISLANDS.
MRS. A.M. MELLIS who is admitted to bo the lending Millinery and Drew
maker, modesto In the Kingdom, begs hiivo to sny to her ninny numerous Lady
friends that her now clock of Demit If til goods recently ordered nro now beginning
to arrive, which iiieludo nil the very latest French nnd American fashions, In
Ladles' and Childien's hats and bonnets nnd dress patterns of rich and rare
designs.
MRS. MELLIS strictly superintends nil work, nnd being nlwnys so thoroughly
competent nnd particular with her patrons' orders, It Is not strnugc that all Ladles
of fashion and tasto are her customers.
Lndlcs with their children nro Invited to call nnd sco samples of tho new Fall
and Winter styles lii'hcr Millinery department, and alo to see the new and Intest
plumes, fcnthers'triirhnlngs, etc. Every pains taken to please the most fnstcdlous
and all work guaranteed in ovcry respect.
HONOLULU CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
A. M. MELLIS, JPro2rictoi;
Bargains will be sold at tlio above Estab
1 lisliment previous to the arrival of
the Holiday Goods !
A. M. MELLIS, 101
A. KltAFT,
J EWELER, IOPTICI ANj
Dealer In Hawaiian Curiosities,
more in the "Hawaiian Gazette" build
44 lug, opposite the Bank.
Chns. D. Gcmscli,
Practical "Watchmaker.
Hotel Street, onnoslte tlio
12a 3m International Hotel, -a
D, W. CLARK,
Watch Maker and Jeweler,
Always on hand a nice stock of
SGfWatches, Clocks and JewolryTBa-
licpalrlng Watches and Clocks a Speci
alty, No. 55 Hotel Street. 32
Telephone, No. 240.
Notice.
DURING my absence from this King,
doni, Mr. Thomas Tannatt will
net for me under a full Power of Attor
ney. D. W. CLARK.
N.B. In order to make room for a
larger stock of new styles of clocks, Mr.
Tannatt will sell the clocks, &c., &c,
now on hand, at greatly reduced prices.
22(i
Artesian Ice Works
ICE DELIVKBEI) to all parts of tho
city and snburbs.
)rders from tho other Islands prompt
ly attended to.
Ollleu nt W. E. FosTini's, Saddler,
Fort street.
150 'TclcplionoNo. 111. 2m
HONOLULU ICE 3LNUFACronV.
lee delivered to nil parts of tho
City. Shipping supplied In quantities
to suit. Telephone, No. 6. Ollleo at
Wilder & Co.'s, 18
Irrigation I
IRRIGATION, nfterthls dntc, is strict
ly forbidden, except between
The lIourH or OtoHa. m.
nnA 4 to O v. m.
CHA8. B. WILSON,
Superintendent Water Works.
Approved: J:o. E. llt'sit,
Minister or Interior.
.Honolulu, Oct. 21, 1882, 120
qtHSHBsmtL
DRY GOODS IMPORTERS, for ' :
Hecolvod by ovcry steamer
Fost street, Honolulu.
HS.THEGLOAN,
. TAILOR,
201 FORT ST.
Itobtrt Lcvtorf , (?. M. Cooke.
L EWERS & COOKE,
(succesors to Lowers & Dleksnn,)
Importers nnd Dealers in LunnVr and all
kinds of Duiltling Materials, Fort itrcct,
Hoooliiln '
WILDER & Co., Dealers in
Lumber, Paints, Oils, Nails, Salt
and Building Materials of every kind,
cor. Fort and Queen st;., Honolulu. 1
ALLEN & ROBINSON, Dealers in
Lumber nnd all kinds of Building
Materials, Paints, Oils, Nnlls, etc. 71
BROWN & PHILLIPS, Practical
Pi umbels, GnsFittors and Copper
smiths, No. 16 Niiimnust., Honolulu.
House and Ship Job Work promptly
executed. 17
CIIR. GEltTZ, No. 80 Fort st.
Impor'cr nnd dealer in Gent's.
Ladles' and Children's boots, shoes nnd
slippers. G3
BROWN & CO., Importers nnd
Dealers In Ales, Wines and Spirits,
No. U Merchant St., Honolulu. 12
Jt HONOLULU IRON
&4) Works Co. ,Stenm engines, sugar
Vr mills, boilers, coolers, Iron, brnss
nnd lead castings; machinery of every
description niadu to order. Particular
attention paid to ship's blacksmitliing.
Job work executed on short notice. I
Ck WEST,
Carriage f Builder.
Ruggies, Cnrringes, Express Wagons
nnd every kind of vehicles
manufactured.
Blncksmithlng, horse-shoeing,
and nil kinds of repairing dotic.
Wilson Brothers,
GENERAL BLACKSMITHS.
Horse Shoeing a specialty
A llrst-class man being specially engaged
for that work.
Ship and-Wagon work faithfully
attended to.
Shop on the Esplanade, op. Hoppcr's.201
TIIE Hawaiian Journal, " Ko Ha
waii Pak Aina," owned and
edited by Kawainui Bros, ; has n
weekly edition of 3,200 copies, nnd
is tlio best advertising medium, Of
fice, No,' 0 Merchant ut. 1
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FORTS$REET.
Commission Morchants.
Geo. NY. Miicfiirlnnc. H. It. Macfarhuic.
0. W. MACFARLANE & Co.
IMPORTERS, COMMISSION MEIt.
CHANTS AM)
Sutiav Factors,
Flre-Proof Building, 02 Queen sticet,
Honolulu. H. I.
Aor.NTS for
The Walkapti Sugar Plantation, Maul,
Tiie Spencer Sugar I'litntntion, Hawaii,
Tho lleeia Sugar Plnntntlf n, Oalui,
initio nugar .mil, .nam,
Huclo Sugar Plantation, Maul,
Puuloa Sheep Ibincli Co., Hnwnll,
J. Fowler is Co. Steam Plow and Port
able Tramway "Works, Leeds,
Mlrrlccs. Watson & Co's Sugar Mitchln
cry, Glasgow,
Glasgow and Honolulu Lino of Pnckets.
1W
Clnnn Si'rcckiK Wm. (1. Irwin.
WM. G. IllWIN & COMPANY,
' " Sugar Factors nnd Commission
Agents, Honolulu. l
XT HACKFELD & COMPANY,
--- General Commission Agents,
Queen street, Honolulu. l
AS. CLEGHORN &. Co., Importers
and Commission Merchants, Deal
ers in General Merchandise, Queen and
Kaaliumniiii sts., Honolulu. 78
II. A. I. CAtlcr. p. c. Jonci", Jr.
(1 BREWER & CO.,
Shipping and Commission Merchants
Queen street, Honolulu. l
T
HEO. H. DAVIES ,t CO., Import
ers nnd Commission Merchants;
ngents for Lloyd's and tho Liverpool
Underwriters, British nnd Foreign In.
surance Company, nnd Northern Assur.
ancc Company. 71
JOHN T. WATERHOUSE,
v Importer nnd Dealer In General
Merchandise, Queen st., Honolulu. 1
jVT S. GRINBAUM & CO.,
"' Importers of Genornl Mer
clmiidlseniid Commission Mcrchunts
H1.110I11I11. j
TVT S. GRINBAUM & CO. ,
L1J- Commission Merelinuts, 124
Cn ifotnln street, Snu Francisco,
Cnl. j
"P T. L II N E II A N & C O .,
- Importers and Commission Mer
chants, Nuuniut st., Honolulu. l
S. N. CaMlc. J, u. Athertoii.
fl A S T L E & C f ) O K E ,
Shipping and Commission Mer.
chants. Importers and Dealers in Gen.
end Merchandise, No. 80 King street,
Honolulu. 1
WING WO CHAN & Co.,
Importers ami General Dealers
In English. American and Chinese Pro
visions, Plantation Tea and General
Supplies. APio, white nnd colored con
tract matting, nil qualities and prices.
BST No. 22 Ntiuniiu Street, opposite
Mr. Afong's. m
No Bush Whackincr Hera.
iiivja B.YYJsu ny pur.
chasing your
Horse Equipments
From W. FENNELL. SZj3&
Practical Mechanic, 02 King street.
tSTNo Peter Funk stock here. 200
A. S. CLEGHORN & Co.
Have received a large assortment of
Colonial Saddles,
to suit all classes of purchasers, per S. B.
181 Australia.
JOHN N0TT,
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Worker,
Plumber, Gns Fitter, &c.
Stoves and Ranges
of all kinds.
Plumbers' stock nnd metals,
House Furnishing Goods,
77 Chandeliers, Lamps, &c.
Cs Medium Bread,
ex C.tlbailcn, for sale hi
quantities to suit by
Ob A. 8. Ci.Kflilonx & L'o.
Just Received
ex Kalnkaua,
Tabic and Pio Fruits,
Nice llrcaUust Goods, such as
Candle Fish, Salmon and
Pin Pork In 511). Tins,
Suitable for families. For sale by
00 A. S, CLiiUltoiiN Co.
JsMT"'
Professionals.
W AUSTIN WHITING, Attorney
nnd Counsellor at Lnw.
Agent to take acknowledgments of
Instruments.
Kniihiininnu st., Honolulu. -'Oil
J. M. MONSARRAT,
A'
TTOItNEV AT LAW nnd Notary
ruiiiic.
Heal Estate in any part of the Kingdo
bought, i-old and leased, on
commission.
Loans negotiated,
Legal Documents Drawn.
No. 27 Mcicliimt st. (Gazelle Block),
1UU Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands
Sll. DOLE, Lawyer and Notary Pub-
He, No. l'i Kaahiiniiiiiu st. 1L
T M. DAVIl)SON,Attonicy aiLm
u 24 Mereluint street. Id
pllANCfs M.HATcIl, Attornoy
- at Law, 15 Kanhuinanu st. 23
JOHN Itr.SSr.M., Attorney at Law,
Ollleu, corner of Foil and Merchant
streets (up stairs') 1 15 Km
RICH AIM) V. B1CKEHTON,
Attornpv mill nnllllMi.tlnr nf. T nw.
Money to lend on Moitgages of Free
holds. Olllee, No. Jit Meicliiint st. 1
flECIL RROWNr A'lTORNET
v-' and Counsellor at Law, Notary Pub
lic, ami Agent for taking Aekmm ledg
meuts of Iiis'.riihients for the Island ot
Oaliu. No. 8 Kniihutimmi street, llono
lnlu. 1
WILLIAM O. S.MITII, Attor
noy nt Lnw, No. 30 Merchant
street. 7!) lm
DR. G. TOU.SSEAU"beg7ti) noMfy
his friends that ho has retimed
practice in Honolulu. Residence anil
consulting rooms, No. 711 Puiiehbov,l st,
opposite the inakal gate of the Queen's
Hospital. CuiMilllii;: hours from 0 a.m
to 12. Telephone No. ISM. CO lm
DR. KMr.KSON. residence and con
siiltiitloii rooms at No. 2 Kukul st.,
corner of Fort.
Telephone No. 1 III. 53 2m
"I O. BEItaEIl,
KAAllt'StAXU HTIiliCT,
General Agent for
The N. Y. Lire Insurance Company,
The City of London Fire In. Co(llmitd)
Mnciiealu & Urban Safes,
Tho Celebrated Springllcld Gas Maehlnc
Gns Fixtures of Mitchell, Vance & Co.
;w3
J. WILLIAMS & Co.
120 Fort Stieet, - . Honolulu,
Portrait and Landscape
Xlioi:o"i;ixlCM,!i.
itiO ly '
QIIARLES T. GULICK,
NO'l'ARY PUBLIC,
Agent to tnkc Aekiiowledginents to M
Labor Contracts,
1) GENKKAL BUSINESS AGENT.
Olllee, InMakee's Bloek, corner Queen
nud Kaahumauu stn-jts, Honolulu. 21
TTTILLIAM AULD, Agent to
V Y take Ackuowledgmeuts to Con
tracts for Labor for the District of Komi
Island of Oaliu, nt the olllee of Hie Hono
lulu Waterworks, fool of Nuuantt st.
18!) tf
TOILN A. HASSINGER,
" A 'cut tit tnkn Ai'WnnwItMl'tnn'tiU In.
Contracts for Labor.
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Interior '.'fllee,
Honolulu.
WC. AKANA,
Cliineso nud Hawaiian Trans
lator and Interpreter,
No. 48 King street, Honolulu.
Translations of cither of the nliovs
languages ninilc with accuracy and dis
patch, and on reasonable terms. 200
II. IIRUNS, Cooper and Ganger,
Water Tanks of any dimensions,
Cooperage, No. Ill Foil street,
Honolulu.
Oil Casks, Shook and Hoop Iron eon.
221 stnntly on hnnd and for sale, ly
A FRESH LOT OF WATERS'
Colonial Candies
Just received nt
A. S. Gloghorn & Co's,
181 per S.S. Australia.
t3y Gent's Evening Dress Coats and
Suits to be hud at the Honolulu Cloth.
Ing Emporium of A. M. Mp.lms, No. 104
Fori street. 02 2w
PIONEER STEAM
CANDY FACTORY
AND BAKERY.
F. HOltN, Practical Confectionet,
Pastry Cook and Baker.
No. 71 Hotel st. Tolophorn 74.
RG. II. ROBERTSON,
i. Drayman best teams
In town. Tclcplwuo No. 05, IS
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