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.A J r i If fc & ie B lHcittl TUESDAY, Al'KIL 17, 1883. THIS DAV'S DOINGS. EVENING). Excelsior Lodge, I.O.O.F., 7:30. Iliblo Class nt Lyceum nt 7 :30. Musical Society, Practice, 7 :30. The Pear of small-pox. "Wo feel that the whole population of these islands dread the rc-intro-duution of small-pox into Honolulu and for this reason would be led to take strong steps to prevent the landing of any passengers from the Madras. But, while we not only sympathize in, but share, this feeling wo think that in our dread of the consequences to ourselves and friends that we may possibly bo doing n wrong to thoso unfortunates now on board the vessel. Possibly they may have as much right, according to International Law, to bo landed here and be attended to, as we have to live 'hero unmolested by other nations. If so, then we err gricv ousty, and will, no doubt, be called to account for it, in refusing that aid and assistance which, as a Christian nation, we arc bound to give. And this feeling, which now aiiscs in many breasts, urges us to ask that a friendly suit be instituted be tween the vessel's agents or repre sentatives and the Board of Ileal tin before the Supremo Court, that this matter may be decided, and that we may know, for certain, whether we are pursuing a right course or not. But, if the Judges of the Supreme Court, in their oflleial capacity, de cide that wo ought to allow these 'patients to be landed, then the Government ought to insist on a rigid quarantine of the vessel say from 30 to 90 days after tho last case has disappeared. ' A Slander. The Daily Advertiser ; ofSaturr day, says, in a leading article com menting on a letter .from Mr. T. H. Davics, contradicting some of their statements about the Madras, " He appeals to the Government to undertake the risk of allowiug to enter upon our shores a fearful con tagious malady the recent cause of so much woe ; and bases his plea up on the claims of humanity. Wc trust he makes the plea unconscious of the influence upon his mind of the interest that might accrue to him as an agent in conseqilcncc of length ened detention of the vessel and peo ple in quarantine." Nothing in the letter or in any other way, that we can find, war rants the latter insinuatory slander. And all those who know Mr. Davics will at once recognize the hand that has framed this falsehood by insinua tion. SHIPPING NOTES. The Likelike brought 212G bags of sugar, 11G bbls. molasses and 140 bales of wool. The Jas. Makeo brought 2,503 bags sugar. The Wailelc brought 1,800 bags sugar. a T.b.0 "JVainwnalpbrought 300 bags sugar, and 1) bbls molasses. The Jennie brought 800 bags sugar and 200 bags, paddy," The O, a. S. Suez Capt." Dodd leaves to-day for ban if rancisco. Tho Jas. Makeo sailed yesterday morning for Waiunao for Sugar, and will bo'duo to-day. T Tho Manuokawai brought 348 bgs paddy and 50 bgs rice. , The Kilauca Hou sails to-day for Kahului at 3 p..,in.,, Tho City of Sydney arrived yes terdtiy, 6$ days from San Francisco. She passed tho Consuelo outside S.1 F. Heads, bound for Honolulu. , Local & general items. Tub Gleaners will give their annual entertainment, sale of gifts and Ice-cream festival on Thursday. Bo ready. Mr. W. O. Smith, stock-broker, of Merchant street, reports tho sale of 10 shares of Kohala Plantation Stock at 8485 each. f No Gospel Temperance Meeting wil bo licid next Satin day evening in consequence of tho dedication ofi tho Y. M. C. A. building. ., Thosu views of, MaUuHonu Kail road arc now on view at Williams & (Jo's, photographer, ou Fort street. .Some have been udded to tho former lot ' ' ' -' YcbTKiuiAY morning Ills Majesty visited the Leipsic. The men-of-war in the harbor weic decked out with llaga from Ht'cm to btcrn, and fired Jtoyal .Salutes. Wn again call public attention to the selfishness of thoso who leave their horses and carriages standing on tho footpaths so that pedestrians have to walk out in the middle of the street to avoid them. Tin: Y. M. C. A. will hold its annual meeting in the Bethel Vestry on Thursday evening at 7 :30. On Saturday the new building will be dedicated. An excellent programme is being prepared. r - 1 No less then 479 Chinese! weic placed in the Immigration Depot af ter 9 o'clock Saturday morning, and by 9 p.m. of the same day, all wcic shipped except 14 Quick work for the Secretary. Mit. J. E. Wiseman's oltico has been rc-dccorntcd and arranged in such a manner as to add greatly to its appearance. Tito same proprietor still smiles at yon from his oillec chair, however. . Yestt.kday morning the Band from II. I. G. M's man-of-war Leipsic paid the graceful compliment of a serenade to Her Majesty the Queen Dowager, at her residence on Nun ami street. Captain Ilerbig of the Leipsic, and Mr. J. C Glade, consul for Germany, will go by the stmr C It. Bishop to Kauai this afternoon, to see the island and its plantations, returning at the end ofthc week. .. Ox Sunday morning n largo number of our German residents attended Divine Service on board the Leipsic. In the afternoon the Band on board gave quite a little concert' for the entertainment of the numerous visitors. By yesterday's mail we learn that the steamship Abergeldic left St. Michaels, Azores, March 2nd, with 204 men, 195 women, 119 children above 12 years' of age, 329 from 1 to 12 years, and 36 infants. She is due the 1st May. Members ofthc Athletic Associa tion need to attend a little more regularly, as the benefit derived from gymnastic exercises is not great un less they arc regularly performed. Saturday night was, however, better than usual. To show that the Bulletin is read largely, a gentleman told us yester day morning that we had better take out a little advertisement he had in serted, as over twenty people, had been to face about it, and yet it was of a nature that everybody would not lequirc. Meuchaxts and others have great cause to be thankful that wc have two lines of steamers between here and 'Frisco. The last two steamer's from 'Frisco have just arrived in time to allow answers to letters by them to be sent by the up-going steamers. Williams & Co. are showing a scries of views of Lunalilo Home, which give an excellent idea of this immense building. One of these views would form a most interesting, and attractive prescut for friends abroad, for it is the best sample in the Kingdom of what can be done iiv the way of building here. Go and see 'them. Lycan & Johnson are now show-' ing some vcry"flno pcrambulatdrs which are reallymodels in that line. The wicker-work is Jight and stylish, and the upholstery would, if shown 10 or 15 years ago, have been deemed' . far too line for such uses. It will now be iu prdpi'jto go there when you.ure necessitated 'to sing, " Bye, baby, bye, oil !' , r-- Ladius tiro always anxious to know "whore thoy can get tho latest styles, especially at the begiunintc of u new season. Wo would rpcom imcihV them to 'go upstairsjn No. 10, Fort street and see what will bo bhown them (hero in the newest styles of .huts, millinery,' etc., in white and cream color, ecrw, lace, figured satin, pcail beads, passe mintcrie, and all tho "dreamy creations of the fanciful iliigcis of tusto and art" that can bethought of. Elegant Dolmans arc also to bo found ready made or made to order iu any style desired. While for child ren the latest idea iu straw huts of red, green, and blue tins arc to bo found, worn to" contrast strongly and beautifully with white or light cloth- ' Last night Her Majesty tho Queen Dowager gavo a very pleasant pnity nt the residence of 11. H. Kecllko lani iti honor of Dr. It. -McKibbin, piior to his depaituro. Latest Foreign News. A threatening Nihilist proclama tion says they arc ready for the Cor onation. It will probably bo post poned! The Queen's knee is no belter. Complete rest is needed. GasiOxplosion, Palace Hotel, April 4th, 29 injtiicd. An immense and widcspi cadingdyanmitc plot,' for.thol destruction of public buildings, has been discovered in Englaud. Frcslu arrests anil more dynamite discovered daily. Now York, April 7th. Tho Times says: It. M Daggett, Minister to Hawaii, makes short woik of one of Belmont's charges concerning the illegal importation of sugar. He says: "Tho improbability -of these reports was evident to any person familiar with the business of tho Sandwich Islands. Every man and child in the Inlands is interested 'di rectly or indirectly in the sugar pro-, ducing industry. The commerce of tho Islands is small. To suppose thatjrirgocs could be landed jnllq nolulu and transhipped to American ports under false pietenses, would imply that a little army of officials mutt be bribed and that an alert and gossipy population must be asleep." BIRTH. On April lClli, 1883, nt Leleo, Mas. T. W. Itvwi.iNS of a Daughter. Furniture Jb'oi Snie. rPIIE undesigned, oiler his household JL Furniture fur bale, consisting of Beds, Picture, Ciookery Utensils, &c , &c., suitable for a small family of three persons. Price $'250. Inquire of FRANK J. LAKE, 377 1 w Butui d.iy Press Onice. AUCTION SALE BY E. P. ADAMS CREDIT SALE BY ORDEH,'OF Messrs. G. AV. llacfarlnno & Co. ox 'i WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18th, At 10 a. m., AT THE PRATT STOKE, In' Beaver Block, Queen St. PARTICULARS IN POSTERS. E. P. Adams Auctioneer. To IiCt, ONE or TWO nicely furnis Rooms; splendid location; suitable for ladies or ccntle- men; within If), minutes of PoU Office. Apply,at Buli.ktix Office. 376 MAIL NOTICE riMIE'MAiL byho - - X Steamship Sncir i Will close at the Post Office, at 3 p. m. Tuesday,, April lltlu SPECIAL NOTICE. - " LATE LETTER BAG" will be kent open at tho Post Offleo till A U0 minutes beforo tho advertised liQurof ' tho Bteamcrs' departure, to receive nil late letters; on which an additional fee of Five Cents (5 cents) for each Jotter.. must be paid in stu.mps or coil). The public are specially icqucsicd to Moil all Letters at tho Post Office, and not take them on board tho steamer. . 11. M. WHITNEY, P.M.G. P6?i, QfflCQ?Hoii(ilulut ,AprU M, ,1883. FRIDAY NEXT! T HIE GRAND LOTTERY will take place on Friday Night Next, at Mr. H J. NoltoV. NO ONE SHOULD BE WITHOUT A TICKET. SEE 'PRIZES I Prize 1 A largo elegant Music Box. tho largest and finest in1 tho Kingdom, with bells, drum, &a, playn 8'tunes. Pi IO 2 A'very sweet toned Music Box' (largo slzo), plays 8 tunes, with Zither, Hilrp, &c. Prize ti A beautiful'walniit round and1 neatly carved Card Tank-, with grecli' cover, over-cloth and pockets; and a very elcir.int (iiluld wood Table, With Ivory ChcvSmcu 'full set. Prize 4 A richly 'lioiiml Album, with 18 Hawaiian scenes (I argObUe); and a One mounted Murine Glass. Prize 5 A medium si.o Muolo Box, plays 5 tunes (very swrict). 3f All tho above prizes aro new and in perfect order, and well worth the small investment of a Ticket, which Is TWO DOLLAMS. All the above prizes, aie mnvn exhi bition ut tho office of J " ' i J. E. WISEMAJf. JSTCall ud &' thtm. 370 lw DILLINGHAM' & CO.'S BULLETIN OF NEW GOODS! A Fine, Assortment -Olf- AG-ATE ' . oXRON . '. .WARE For Male -Very Ioiv Send for full illustrated catalougo A new line of Chandeliers, Plows, - Cultivators, Globular Street Lamps, , Kcioscnc and LubilbiUing Oils, &c, &c. ,3iThe JVIaguesq-Calcito Fire Proof Safes; ' , . i i t New and Staple Geo Is from America ami England. JOSEPH E. WBSERflAEti, ., , Real Estate Broker, Employment Agent and General Business Agent, , , Office, 27 Moi chant street, Hawaiian Gazette Block. - The only recognized Itcal Estate 'Broker In the Kingdom. , Land and property for sale in all parts of Honolulu and the various Islands. v Houses to lease and rent in Honolulu and biiburbs. (i ( ( Rooms to rent, -en suite or single, throughout Honolulu. - r , , Books and Accounts kept. Bills collected. Legal papers, of every description . drawn. Agent for Vickcry's Monthly Fireside Magazine and ,y isitor, wjh z 18 Chromqs; subbcription $1.25 per year. Agent for the Best Life , " . , Insurance Company in the "World. j , i 1 '' i ' ESTChargcs always moderate. ,, taTTelephone No. 172. , "STOTJ OAJV DBTJY " MEDICINES AND TOILET ARTICLES ... 25 per cent Cheaper at PAEMER & JHACHEK'S lerv JLjriig- tore, "i. ' THAN ANY OTHER STORE IN TOWN. - i S48 lm SSr IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE IT, JUST TEY IT.' J ' J. W. ROBERTSON & CoY.',. , , Subscription Department -, WE are prepared t'o receive fuithcr orders for any Taper or Magazine' publish ed iu California, the Eastern Stales, Canada, and Europe. At the present time we receive by every mail over one bundled and fifty different Paper and Magazines, published iu the English, French, German, and CUUUHUlVlilll .Liilllgllilgl-P, I As our subscription list is large, we Magazines at a low rate of Subscription. UNION FEED COMPANY' t i ,ilf Constantly Xleeeiving- Fresh Supplies, of Hay, Barley,' Oats, Bran, Wlieat, Corn, &c,' . r Wlicb. it offers, molesaleo'r"efavl;,l -" AT THE Goods dc'ivcred. " LOWEST 'All orders promptly uttetidedltb. i " 370 3m i . Jiifet" Opeited ! -'TiratfuuANU' l' Grocery and House Furnishing! .-i 'mom ' 114 Nunanu street, (above Bcrctania bt.) NEW B032S. lpp9rt9d;jn8B GOODS AT- LO-y PRICES, KcroicneOil a specially. ESFSeo tho Family Kerosene Oil Can, f , v ,Iv.w.,.rr..j, ,i w lh lock, faucet N.B Goods delivered free of charge, and batlsfaction guaranteed, or goods 301 ly Bones ! Bones ! Bones ! TirAKTKD IN ANY QUAOT'ITY, TT and good pi Icu given, delivered at tlm Slaughter Yard, Kulihl-Kai. Full. particulars can uc iciirncu in me jieuu polltan Murkqt, King Bj., tI- 070 rnilERE "WILL BE NO ICE1 deliver- Aj be n he llonol A. ed from the Honolulu Ice Mu- factory for n FEW DAYS, as' a neiy uonuciihcr WM1 U(t 1HU '" Honolulu, April 14, J883. mr, IiOHt, SOME w'eeHs ago, a Hiial POCKET BOpK,, coniuning hoiuh visiting cunl, postage btiimpH mid photograph. Finder will bo suitably rewarded on re turning samo to Daily Bulletin Office. 371 at -, 1 WVf ti are enabled t6 furnibh tho Papcrsl,nnd ' 183 MARKET RATE6. TelophoaoHb'M75. 1 """ To Lot, rpWO OFFICES, upstairs, in the X building occupied by, the under signed, ai,ui:t, j. ay. uutt.fciiusM.JN.tfc coifp Notice. rfMIE undersigned has sold the Oil XviClbthiug Branch, of liis business to Messrs, M. W, McChcsney &Son, No. 4a (Jucea htreet. Thanking the public1 for'past liberal patronage,,! would requebt for my buc ceisorVu'coullnuancc ol the bamc.11. ' 'liT M. DAVIS. March 28lh, 1888.' ' 801 lm 14 I ' II T i ' I A'otice. rpiIE undersigned havo purchased JL from M. Davis his Oil Clothing Hiiblucss, and solicit a euiitinuuucopf tho gcndrhiifl 'patronage' received Iiyjaur predecessor. M. W. McOHESNEY & SON, ,'" " ' .' No.-43)uecu btrtcl. Honolulu, Match 28. 1883. ilOl lm i l'ntcut Notice. Tir:Pm.''o')iBn,ed givp nptieo thuL XX-tlixy have obtained a?PalenCfor'an Imiirovpcl f urnnco , for the Consumption of GreciiTiash, directly from tlio mill, and other wet fuel, by menus of intro ducing a cuncnt of hot air.into the fur- uuce,tUroug)niot-ftlr flumes. '1 " , . -) ThioT.itenl lb' leased upon a ''Caveal Hied in tho Interior D'eparlfnent, Oct. ilOlli, 1882, and lb superior to all patents issued alter said date. All persons aie warned agiiliibl In- fringing ,lhiiyPrttpul; buiW will ho biought' ttgainst'-uiiypersoii o'doirig. Full p.iftlculur m i.v be obtained of the undersigned, or of AV, G. Irwin dj,Co , iiW lm . S, HARHISON. ' St -r