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, HP ,v ? ;7$&r ' - i I IF I :.' V :' . " ' V I ' V if -. N N. t. . 1 "S. It " ')w It gnUjj gnHdht "WEDNESDAY, JAN. 14, 1885. SUN, MOON AND SEA. All time from noon of to-day, Jan. 14. h nit Sun Scti , 38. Sun lilacs 18 41. Moon IS 7. High Tide 3 00. High Tldo.....' 15 30. WIMI AND WEITIIEII ltecoul from noou of j osier Jay; MaSuSSlil. Thermometer Itnln. I in ! mi i- siii ji 2ii I m I isn nto lsii I 2M SO.M I BO.I3710 OSS C30 0.00 Wind, X. X. K, llRlitj Sky, flnoulthlinzn; Sen, moderate. OCEANIC S. S. CO. l'.OH SAX F11ANC1SCO. Jftirlpow Leaves Honolulu, Jan. 15 Alameda.... Leaves Honolulu. Feb. 1st PACIFIC MAILS. S. CO. Hill AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY: Stmr City of Sydney ..' J 21 rou SAN niANciscoi Slmr Australia ' Inn. 18 ARRIVALS. Jan 11 Stmr Iwalant from llamakua Schr Luka from Koholalelo DEPARTURES. Jau 13- Bktno V II Dlmond for San Francisco Stmr Jlokolll for Windward ports Schr Catcrlna for llaualcl Schr Lihollho for-Waimea Schr Manuokawnl for Nawlliw ill Schr llalcaknla for Pepeekco VESSELS LEAVING TO-MORROW. S S Mariposa for San Francisco Schr Walmalu for llonomu Schr Mlllc Morris for Laual Schr Luka for Koholalclc VESSELS IN PORT. Ugtnc Hazard, S S Mariposa, Morse Tern Jos Kliss,.llenrix Uktne Win' Phillips, Potter PASSENCERS. For San Francisco per Bktno "V II Dlmond, Jan 1 11' II Tripp, Mini Kas nier. v From irmnakua per stmr Iwalani Jan 14 Mr J Mnrsdcn, Judge Mian & wife, Mr W II Miller, Mr J Hilton, Mr J Mc Dade, 23 deck. For Niihau and Kauai, per Planter, Jau 13 Uol Z S Spalding, C Bertlemau, Mis J Kakina and 2 childicu. Miss Ma lulaui, Miss Liliuoe, Mrs VT II Kicc, Mrs Gray, Mrs Bates, W S Itay, It A Macfie, Jr, F P Hastings, Miss Kipola Salem. For Maui and Hawaii, per W G Hall, Jan 13 E Smith, Mrs M D Cooke, Miss E Victor, G McDougall, A Iirouso, J D Paris, Jr, Mrs Ilaalelea Corney, S W ICaeo, Capt H S Comstock, J N Kaoao kalani. SHIPPING NOTES. The MV II Dlmond sailed this i st for S F wUh 8127 bags of sugar, 030 bags of rice, 51 beer kegs, and 30 empty tanks. Value 50,240.08. Stmr Iwalaui brought 1030 bags of sugar and 21 head of cattle. The Waimalu was hove down this morning to be cleansed. The Jos lluss finished discharging her deck load this morning. She w ill pro bably sail, this week. Schr Luka brought 2000 bags of sugar. ' diTd! At Moanalua, January 15th. Arthur Pcler Kana-nimaulou Brickwood, aged 2 years, 10 months, 15 days. LOCAL & CENERAL NEWS. Go'od afternoon, Commodore Bickerton. No meeting of the Stock and Bond Exchange this morning. i o There will ho a meeting of Pacific Hose Co. this evening at 7.30 o'clock. Call and examine the stock of elegant new goods at N. S. Sachs's Fort street. Pros'. AVayland, of Yale College, occupied a scat on the bench in the Supremo Court this morning. Mns. IIampsox, the evangelist, speaks for the last time at Kuwaiti hao church this evening. W. C. Alcana, Chinese & Hawaiian Translator, has removed his office to No. 7, King street, near the Bridge. - -' CoriES of the Session Laws of 1884 in English and Hawaiian may bo had upon application at the Interior OHlcc. Wi: are glad to learn, that His Ex. the Minister of Foreign Affairs is recovering from a Bevero attack of illness. Tim little girl who was run over Saturday near the Palace by tho run away team, has so far recovered as to bo out and playing around. ON,and after to-day the Hawaiian Hotel stables will have a night hack on from G r. m. until 8 o'clock, a. m., each day, Tho telephone number is 82. The steamer Likeliko leaves regu larly every week for Maui loaded with passengers and freight. Mon day last she had all she could carry, The Maul people arc very 'much pleased with the regularity niul ac commodations offered by this boat. II. B. M.'s Commissioner, Jlnjor J. II. Wodehouse, and Monsieur Henri Fccr, French Commissioner, were present in the Supremo Court this morning, The Daily Hawaiian states that, "the steamer Kilnuea Hon has been undergoing extensive alterations, and filled with new boilers." If they should all blow up at once llicy would liilUah-how many ! Tin: fence just makai of the first bridge in Nuuanu Valley is giving way by inches. It is a very dangerous place there and repairs ought to be effected at once. Invitations arc out for the mar riage of Miss Dr. Surah E. Peirce, to Dr. N. B. Emerson, which event will take place at Fort Street Church, Thursday evening, January 22nd. . Tun old shanty recently moved from opposite the Police Station has been placed in position in Nuuanu Valley, just above Kukui Street. It certainty is no ornament to lhat vicinity. ' ' Ciiikf Justice Judd has sentenced Wong Kau, the counterfeiter, who was- found guilt by a jury the latter part of last week, to one j-car's im prisonment at hard labor. The sentence is rather a lenient one. Tim second trial of Kcola, the native charged with larceny of a gun fi;om Joseph Picto, will commence Monday morning next. It will be remembered the jury (Hawaiian) failed to agree in the first trial. "Win: Patten's clothes, which he wore at the time he was shot, were brought in Couit this morning, the sight made the prisoner Bridges hang his head down, keeping it there while they were examined by the j-y- Mk. S. Ehrlich, manager of the Temple of Fashion, was brought up in tho Police Court this morning charged with smuggling by means of inaccurate invoices. He was re manded until to-morrow. Mr. Hart well appears for him. . A gang of prisoners arc at work on School street between Nuuanu and Fort streets, filling up the holes in the road. We also notice that considerable improvement has been made on the King street road, from the Government building to Alapai street. The Woman's Christian Temper ance Union will hold their regular monthly meeting at the parlors of the Y. M. C. A., at 2:30 o'clock on Thursday afternoon. All ladies in terested in the cause of temperance are cordially invited to attend. Trm Inter Island Steam Navigation Co. have a new propeller on tho way here for tho steamer W. G. Hall. It is the same sizo as the old one, t but a different style and of much greater power, which will probably be shown in her next race with tho Kinau. Again a large audience hung upon Mrs. Hampson's eloquence last even ing. Many enquirers assembled in the room at the close, and were affectionately greeted, individually, by the evangelist, who also presented each with a book specially prepared by herself for new converts. Mrs. Hampson's address this evening will be specially to young men, and to morrow she will address a woman's meeting before leaving by the steamer for tho Coast. Shortly after five o'clock yester day afternoon, a fire alarm was rung. It summoned tho department to the Kawaiahao Female Seminary on King street. A firo had originated in the second story of the front building. It was put out without doing much damage, ono of tho beds and a trunk being slightly burned. The origin of the fire is a mystery. The annual meeting of the Hono lulu Yacht and Boat Club was held last evening, and was fully attended. Tho following officers " were elected for the current year: Commodore, Justice It. F. Bickerton; Vjcc Cdmmodorc, Chas. B. Wilson ; Cap tain, S. B. Dole; Secretary, Walter M. Giffard; Treasurer, II. M. Whitney, Jr. ; Measurer, Thomas -.f"ini n ii i i i i i i i ,' i, ii , i i ii i i ii i w i ii mi , ' i ii1 1 1 sssmsammmtBmasssssssatsassssmgm't Korrcnson Executive Committee, Messrs. Frank Blown, M. P. Robin- "W. L. Wilcox ; J. G. Spencer and F. Whitney. Tho initiation fee was raised to Eighteen new active and honorary members were elected. An unanimous voto of thanks was tendered to Mr. Walter M. Giffard for his faithful services rendered the club. Mr. F. L. Clarke, the Superinten dent of the Census, expects all the returns from the other Islands will be in by the latter end of next week, and then ho will soon bo prepared to present a tabular statement. t An bid grey-haireU prisoner has been at work tho past two days cleaning tho gutters opposite tho Lyceum in Nuuanu Valley. A na tivo woman, his daughter, helps the poor oIU chap to cart away tho dirt. We would call the attention of our readers to the Honolulu Guide Book of Information, copies of which can be obtained of Mr. J. E. Wiseman. It is so well gotten up and so com plete that everyone ought to be in possession of a cop. . u . . . . Three drunks in the Police Court this morning left SG each. Ching Young Tai, Hoy Chun and Wing Choy, the three Chinc.se arrested by Marshal Sopcr for gambling, had their case tried and were remanded until the 17th for judgment. Mr. John S. Smithies acting under instructions from Mr. Cecil Brown, who is Mr. James Campbell's agent, has taken possession of the stock of A. W. Richardson & Co. We hear the latter will take advantage of the bankruptcy laws. SPECIAL N0TIJES. A watch and chain found yester day can be had by the owner, on proving property and payingi for this nojtice, by applying at this office. 917 tf Artists' Matciials of all kinds always on hand, at reasonable prices,' at King Bros.' Art Store. 01G 3t The new plan of the French cam paign is to direct all. reinforcements to Tonquin, and when the Chinese arc driven out there 5,000 men will be sent to Admiral Conrbet upon the Kcling, and to Tamsui and For mosa. Two thousand boxes of Mexican exhibits were detained two weeks at the custom house in New Orleans, when the Mexican officials became indignant and threatened to return home. As Mcxfco had appropriated $250,000 for its display the man agers of the Exhibition became un easy, and Secretary McCulloch was induced to modify regulations so as to permit the Mexican exhibitions to get their goods out. Furnished Rooms. FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY. Apply to MRS. TURNER, W Aiakca tiee 090 ly h Building Lots for Sale. SEVERAL building lots for falc or rent ai Kapalnma, near the Nluhe lowai brldeo. on the Ewa side of tho lnnc leading to Austin's estate. Eay terms.- Apply to W. C. ACUI. Law offlce of W. R. Castle. 837 tf New Cottage to Let. ANEW COTTAGE, corner of 1'ensa. cola and KIiimu greets; fourronmn, kitchen, hath and pantry Water laid on. Ilfnlihy location. Terms reason able. Enquire of W. O. ATWATER, flOO 2w Gov't lluilding. S. M. CABTEB, AOKNT TO TAKE Acknowledgments to Labor Contracts. OlUce with Mr. Fishbourne. 000 3m NOTICE. "S and after this dato, Mr. J. 13. VJ Wisi man will take diarco of my books, dUtrlbute and collect my hills without exception. Ills iccislnl will lw fciUUclcnt. , GEORGE TROUSSEAU. MI). Honolulu. Nov. BI.1B81. 87ltf NOTICE. ON and after this date, Mr. Jno. A. Palmor will attend to tho distri bution nnd collection of our entire ac counts: his receipt will ho tulllelent. J S. McQKKW. M.I). II. G. McGREW, M.I). Honolulu, Jan. 1, 1885. DOS 3w NOTICE. ALL PERSONS HAVING accounts against mo ntrionully, or on uc. count of liiydraylng business, arc re 'quested to present tho tuinu monthly Instead oi nunrieiiy as iiunuuiuru. BM-lin. OKI). II. ROI1BHTSON. G. II. ROBERTSON, Drayman best teams lu town. Olllce, Queen st. 1& f. pyat, SPECIALJOTICE. W. H. PAGE, 1 Tie Luuios' Hair Dresser, ti,e -Md i,r;i,rictor of tho mm-m, I Has postponed hU departure until Iho 15th Instant. Ladles wishing his services will please call or leave ordirs nt No. 31 JllOlIAKnS STREET. t'02 2n FRANK HUSTACE, Dravmnn. (Successor to C. P. Ward.) All oidcrs for rartnge promptly at tended to, at tho lowest rates. Also for sale: Kaltnauo Halt, l'lro Wood, White and lMnck Snnd In quantities to smlt, at lowest prices. CCSJly WT. RHOADS, . CO NTlt ACTOR & BUILDER Shop on Queen street, near Aiakca. 635 0m THE PEOPLE'S WANTS. TEAD J. E. WISEMAX'S LIST OF JLL Houses, Cottages, Rooms, &c, to rent In the Morning Guide news Items published dally. ' 001 1m BUSINESS MEN TAKE NOTICE! J. E. WISEMAN. The Reliable Business Agent, Quarterly Bills DHiH AND Quarterly Bills Ciilleticil ! Promptly, Accurately, And Reasonably, TO SUIT THE TI$IES ! 007 1m Quarterly Bills, Quarterly Bills, Quarterly Bills. JOHN A. PALMER will distribute and collect QUABTERLY JBIILS. Also, assist in general olllco work. Ofllce in Campbell'? Block, Room 7, up stairs. EMsiaegur&Co Offer for sale ex recent arrivals, GENUINE CHAMPAGNES, In quarts and pints. Of Joseph IVrrior & Co'whalon3, Carte Argent, Uouzy Alnii'x.tuz, Grand Vin Mou-seux, Carlo lilancliu mcd. d'or, Of Chas. F.irrc, Reims, Cww IJlatichc, Dry , Le Brum Freies. Hupci'loi' BrandlcB, , Of I'ustavo ClaudonCognac M. Formont & Co., Cognac Otaid Dupuis & Co , Cognac, A. G oud in & Co., Cognac, J. F. Chcvillc, Cognac. 33cstolinIcd.am Gin, in stone and glass. Key Hrand, Anchor Brund, Crown Brand, Of J T. Benekcr's Schiedam. ITJno Xovt Wines, Sherry, Madeira, Malaga, bauternes, SUPERIOR TABLE CLARETS. Xltio tLilcruoura, Of Mario JiiUuid & Roger, Bordeaux, ' such as: Bencdictino Mar.ibquln, Creme du Piallnes Grillees, a la vanillo, Creme do Cacao, Chouva a la vauille, Orange Bitter;, Curacao. Nuevo Habanos and Cheroots. Strasburg Beer, pts. and qts. AI to Gunin uu 3Innila CiurK- Nueia HuLaiio and Chen ots. For sale by Ed Hoifschlaeger & Co. tOt lin r Mfl. W. C. PAKKE HAS AN OKFIOH over Bldiop & Co.M Bank, and ill he hnppy to attend to any business entrusted to his care. 8 Hi Cm Tcleplnmo 5.7. NTERPRISC PLANING MILL, I Alakt'n, nenr tHi-tm St. m C. J. IlAitDEE, Proprietor. Contracting: & Building Mouldings and Finish always on hand. X3T Orders promptly attended to, -a FOIiljAr.E, Hard and Soft Stovo Wood, 670 Out aud Split Sm riunsEK mm mnimmi xj m AND BAKERY I V W m desires to inform hi patrons and tho pub Ho generally that notwithstanding thfl recent DISASTROUS FIRE, has erected A NEW FACTORY and BAKERY, On a much more Exteosivo Scalo which Is now In FuLt. Operation, and which will bo In complete working order by an Early Arrival of new Machinery and Tools; and is now again prcpaied.to manufacture CHOICEST PURE CANDIES and will always havo on hand his deli, clous Fresh Made VANILLA CHOCOLATE CIIEAM3, COCOANOT CANDIES, RICH NUQ AT IN BARS, SUGAR ROASTED ALMONDS, CREAM CANDIES of great variety oet MARSH-MALLOWS.. Gum Drops, and Gum Fruit JBon Bons Of all descriptions. All thoso Home Made Fresh mid Pure Confections, I sell at 50 cents PER POUND. RICH WEDDING CAKE Of the Finest Flavor, in all sizes always oh hand and ornamented in tho most artistic style. MINOE 3PI3ES ! always fresh, as also Home Made Mince Meat for sale at CO cents per pound. WU1 receive perConsuclo the balance of my new machinery of the newest de. signs for manufacturing all descriptions of plain Candies; thanking the public for previous liberal patronage and so. Helling a continuance of same. Very respectfully, F. HORN, Practical Conf eclionor and Pastry Cook. tiik old stand. 71 Hotel street P. O. Box No. 75;. . . ..Telephone No. 74 372 ly G. D. FnKETIt. W. C. PEACOCK ATTENTION! Fjeeth & Peacock, 3 Xiiuumi Street. HONOLULU, H. I. WINE & SPIEIT Merchants. OFFER FOR SALE i' 'i the lowest Marltct ItiUes Geo Goulct Champagne, pints & quarts. ChasFnrro " " Carlton Frcro " " " Fine Old California Brandy, in hulk, Pure Virginia White i'.jo Whiskey, Budweiser Lagtr Beer, pints and quarts A largo and well selected stock of ALES, BEER, WINES, SPIRITS, &c, &c, '&c, Always on hand and for sale at prices that defy competition. Country orders solicited. All goods guaranteed. Tolephono 40 P. O. Box 3C0. 703 Cm. H.S. TRECLOAN, i Corner ol 1'ort und Jltktel Mt. 870 QUARTERLY BILLS, Books aud Accounts and Cus tom House Business prompt ly, carefully and accurately a ttnded to, J. E. WISEMAN, General Business Agent, Merchant St Telephone 172 P.O. Box 315. b24 ft H IIH,MMMI,W, HONOLULU CAHpg MANUFACTORY NOS.12S and ICO FORT STREET (opposite Pantheon Stables) HONOLULU, H. I. Carriage Manufacturer, Wheelwright and General Blacksmith. Tho Manufactory contains a coirrplero Carrlago Shop, Blacksmith Shop, Paint Shop, and Trimming Shop. FAMILY OARItlAQES, EXPRESSES, BUQOIES, PHAETONS, OMNIBUSSE8, DRAYS AND TRUCK8, BREAKING CARTS, PLANTATION WAGONS, HAND OARTS, &C., &0. Mudo to Order on most favorable terms and all work guaranteed. Tho CIoacMt Attention given to re pair work of all kinds. Having been in business on the I.'laud . for a number of jears employing nono but the most Skillful of Mechanics, aud using only Al Material, I can strictly guarantee all worK leaving my Manu factory. Givo mo a call beforo purchasing elsewhere. Don't forget tho place. 128 and 180 FORT STREET. OPPOSITE EODD'b STA11LES. W. H. Page, 594 Cm PKOPRIETOR. Hay and Grain ! WOLFE &. F.mVAItDH Have on hand, and are rcccivirig by every steamer, Choice liny. Oats, 11 ran. Ground anil "Whole Itarlcy, Cracked and Whole Corn, AVlicat, etc., etc., etc. Which they offer at the Lowest Market Rates. Goods delivered FREE OF CHARGE. AVOlll'K &, F.mVARIH, Cor. King & Nuuanu Sts. Telephone No. 340. S07 lm Heads of Families WILL PLEASE BEAR IN MIND that c keep on hand a full htock of FIRE WOOD, CHARCOAL, & STOVE COAL Of the best quality, which we offer for silc at 'WlioleHulo mitl Retiiil, Orders respectfully solicited., W, V. (JKAIIAM A Co., No. 83 King Street. 695 lm Telephone No 187. ASTOR HOUSE 70 Ho'cl Street. J.McCAETHY Prop tor. Best Manila, Havana and American Cigars on Hand. Fresh Vanity Fa r, Little Beauties, Gold Bar, Three Kings una tho Pet Clgaicttcs. Chowing and Smoking Tcbaoco, Cut Foil and Plug. Tho Billiard Tables of this establish ment haio been to covered and leveled, which mikes them tho best in town. Ginger Alo and Soda Water on Ice. t3T Call and tee me. "198 '.85 J. F. BROWN, SURVEYOR. Special rittrntioii given to Surveying In Honolulu Hill vicinity. Rtrords searched, and plunn showing tlllu carefully prepared. Office, Room No. 5, upstairs Campbell's Block, Fott St. 05 tf POI ! POI ! Families aud others in want of Qood, Fresh, Clean, Machine 'Made Pol, Can obtain the same in quantities to suit by loavlng ordeis and con. , tainers with JT. B. OAT, ' At Pacific Navigation Co.'i Building, 601 Queen slicct, tf mm ALOOI 'Jr! V ' -0 m t ti