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TUESDAY OCTOBER 12 1886
LOCAL
ftlWS
The polee report a quiet night
Subscribers will please give prompt
notice- of any omissions by carriers
Mews E 0 Hall Son pay a div
idend of four dollars per share
rjw
Geo W DeLotiK Post meeting
postponed from Satuiday will bo held
tonight
The Church Womens Aid Society
meets in the Y M C A rooms at
230 this afternoon
The Uethel Union Sunday School
conductors meet at Mr G Wests
WuUki this evening
Mr Keau sticks close to the Station
all night as well as to his legislative
duties during the day
Water rates to the end of the year
must be paid the edict has gone
f irth by the fifteenth of November
A large swimming party of ladies and
gentlemen had a moonlight splurge at
the Kapiolani bith house last flight
The Ladies Benevolent Society
meets with Mrs 1 C Jones Nuuanu
Aenue at seven this evening All
friends are cordially invited
A Roman Catholic school has been
opened by apriest at Knl a Kauai
and many Portuguese children have
pone to it from the Government school
The schooner Mary C H mm has
been given the new name of Lnnihau
by her purchasers the Inter Island
Steam Navigation Co in honor of the
Governess of Kauai
There will be a conjunction of the
full moon and the Royal Hawaiian
Hand at Emma square to night The
result will be a spring tide of youth
beauty and manly and matronly
maturity in that quarter
Peter Murray for the past two years
employed as a locomotive driver on
Spreckeisville plantation Maui died
suddenly onthe last trip of the steamer
Iikelikc to this port He was aged
about 45 years and was coming to town
for meditcal treatment
William MrGurn printer yesterday
had his wife arrested on n charge of
assault and battery She was released
on bail Two or three months ago
she had him bcfor the Police Court
on a similar charge but as he proved
his case to have been one of self do
feme the Police Justice discharged
him at the same time urging the pair
to become reconciled
Chief Clerk Hrown of the State De
nutment declares nositivelv that Consul
I CitVMMptiriMm t rrn Inntrpr in thf sprvirto
and that the envoy sent to the Samoan
Islands is our only representative
there The next thinj we may expect
to hear is that the ingenious Greene
baum has started a revolution and dis
possessed Malictoa S R Chronicle
October 1st
Paolflo Hoao Company
This gallant corps of protectors
agiinst fire held its regular monthly
meeting last night Two new members
were elected The office of foreman
was declared vacant on account of the
departure of C K Miller for foreign
parts Mr J W McDonald assistant
foreman was nominated but declined
to act whereupon Mr M 1 Mon
sarrat was uomiruted and elected by a
unanimous vote there being about
twenty one members present
Some speechifying took place on the
Intnc rf Iim iniirtitit Mr II fllllrMl
1MIU4 W kill- WlllftlJ -
IJL stein delivering some very inspiriting
remarks that were received by the
is members witn evident appreciation
t Me was follow U by Mr A H
y maun who reiterated the injunctions
l of the previous speaker thit members
should resound to every alarm every
I notice at meeting anil every order 01
the foreman and thus make this the
Icruek company of the brigade at all
Mimes
The newly elected foreman offered
ftto present the company with his pic
ture taken in Ins uniform as lirst assist
Lain eniniucr of the Fire Department
When he held that ollicc I he oiler was
accented on motim amid applause
LMr Kennedy the steward was direct-
ppil IO UULIHl piUUirCS Ut iiai WUU Ml Via-
tent members of the company so far as
obtainable to be hung up in the room
t To make arrangements for the com
panys suitable representation in the
aens narude at the approacning
royal jubilee the following committee
ras appointed JSlonsarrit loremanj
HcDutmld assistant Alex Robertson
tcretaryj Kennedy steward ana
maun
Irsl hie mmnrinv inn nfiW an all C
Went at the 15 ard of Rcpriscnntives
Stif the Fire Department in the persons
Messrs Mousurat Mcuonuu anu
rdenstein
THE MANSLAUGHTER TIIIAI
tiiiniilUiou VoriUoi ot Acquittal
Yesterday H W Dimond was
arraigned in the Supreme Court for
manslaughter in the third degree and
pleaded not guilty Mr Antonc Rosa
conducted the case for the Crowri and
MrS 11 Dole for the defense
The following jury was empanelled
Fred M Lewis J 1 Ramsay Cap
Cluncy Geo P Castle Herbert M
Dow Jas A Kennedy Frank Gcrtz
George Gray E M Mclnerny II
Johnson E W Jordan and Thos
Lindsay
The trial occupied from 10 oclock
till 415 with a recess of two hours at
noon The witnesses wcic Drs Stan
genwald and Tucker James Holt H
W Dimond the accused and his
father II Dimond The facts elicited
simply formed the account of the
tragedy with which the public arc
familiar In the dead of night young
Dimond heard a disturbance in the
fowl house and went out with a
revolver to meet the intruder Joined
by other members of the household he
was making investigations when see
ing a person approach him in the dark
ness he tired his weapon andkillcd Ah
Ling his fathers Chinese servant
whom he mistook for a robber In his
evidence given on his own behalf the
accused said the deceased was ten feet
away when he fired the fatal shot
Dr Stangenwald in giving testi
mony was adverting to the excellent
character of the accused and instancing
his kindness toward the victim of the
tragedy when the Court checked him
with the reminder that his observations
were not evidence
Judge Prestoncharged strongly for a
verdict according to the indictment
He commented severely on the prac
tice so general of keeping deadly
weapons in possession Pistols were
used altogether too much in this town
their possessors arrogating to them
selves the discretion of judging when
they might take a neighbors life A
irood inanv such cases were tried in
our courts in any of which it was
hard to discover any excuses for the
carrying of pistols
The jury retired and in ahout ten
minutes returned with a verdict of
not guilty
1
LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY
At the opening of yesterdays session
many petitions largely signed from dif
ferent parts of the Kingdom were pre
sented praying that taxation should
not be increased
The Postal Savings Hank amend
ment bill pasted third reading with
some amendments
The third reading of the bill to
amend the loan act was deferred at the
request of the Government
The opium bill was on motion of
Mr Kaunamano ordered to be con
sidered section by section Mr Dare
Attorney General delivered a straight
forward and ringing speech against the
licensing of opium His observation
of the effects of the drug in California
enabled him to give the Legislature a
warning that it would be criminal not
to heed of the inevitable results of
opium license here He also forcibly
pressed home the pint previously
raised by the Hikam that to legalize
opium would be a breach of faith with
Japan A motion by Mr Clcghorn to
indefinitely postpone the first section
was defeated on the following division
For Gibson Dare Uishop Dominis
Clcghorn Wilder Kuihclani Rush
Kapcna Parker Kauhi Brown Wight
Kalua Dickey Thurston Dole 17
Against Kanoa Kaae Ilaysclden
keau Lihkalani JJaker Amara isau
lia Kaulukou Pahia Kaunamano
Nahale Nahinu Aholo Kaukau Rich
ardson Kaai Kauai Palohau 19
Mr kaulukou had an amendment
made to the first section by making
the license apply to the whole King
dom instead of to Honolulu also tw
the seventh making the license for one
year instead of four Mr Hayselden
moved to add after some physician
the words licensed by the Minister of
the Interior While considering the
third section tlnf House was counted
out
Lust NluhtH Concert
There was a good attendance at the
moonlight concert on Emma square
last night The band music was wafted
on the evening bieeze all over the
lower part of the town and if possible
was better than usual A drizzle of
rain was powerless to disperse the
audience Mr Michiels gave two cor
net solos which the listeners com
pelled him to repeat Without the 11
HM H and its enthusiastic con
ductor Prof llcrgcr the great
majority of people in Honolulu would
Wuve difficulty in obtaining any out
door diversion
A Ntiturn1 Fnnlc
A freak of nature was on view nt the
Inntheon stahles yesterday One of
the dogs kept on the promises caught a
rat that had a remarkable develop
ment of teeth From the lower jaw
protruded in a beautilul curve a tusk
over an inch lung Another one had
sUrtcd but gro ving against an upper
tooth broke off short It is intended
to have the rt stuffed so as to show
its dcntul curiosity to the best effect
Try
Jftcla
rliuo Co agents
It Is absolutely pure
1 lfsj ltitM
LtSSCkiixMrii
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nilllnld Ghnlloiiio
Eon on HKKAin I have heard a
statement that Mr Rowen would play
Mr Saylor a game of billiard caroms
on even terms Allow mc to say mat
I will play Mr Bowen on these terms
at from 100 to 500 a side Yours
etc 11 Saylor
October nth 1S86
Tlio Enrtliqitalco in A morion
Nkw Yokk Thursday The latest
reports from Charlesten show that the
effects of the earthquake arc far more
disastrous than at first supposed
The convulsion was so great that
three fourths of the city have been
destroyed Most of the inhabitants
were able to effect their escape before
the houses fell and are now encamped
out of doors Great privation is being
suffered
The shocks still continue
Charleston one of the oldest towns In the
United States is n scnpotl of Massachusetts
situated on a peninsula north of lloslon nnl
close to that town The streets are Irregular
hut finely shaded and the houses arc general
UUll nuinu CVUI1 IJClll liaiHIbUIUU illlU
011s the pure air and uood site attracting many
11111 ijuaiuii tuiiiiucitim uiiii iu inku up iiiun
residence there Tile town hrs a population
of about 30000 It was dcparatcly Incorpo
rated apart from lloslon in 1047 Charleston
is famous as hcing the scene of one of the best
known battles of the American War of
yendence that of Bunkers Hill fought jn
une 177 between the Royalist troons under
luencral Howe and the American troons under
yTGencral lutnam During the action in which
nie juuencans were uisiouucu inaiesinu
then a suburb of lloston was set on lire by
the Americans and entirely consumed The
hill from which the battle got its name is now
crowned by a monument of solid granite 220
feet high commemorative of the event Syd
ney Herald N SK IF Sept 10 jSS6
In connection with the above we
beg to inform vis of the Tribune
that Charlesten is not Charlestown but
Charleston which i not in Massa
chusetts but in South Carolina and
lioston is not in Philadelphia nor is
New York in Richmond and the bat
tle of Bunker Hill was not fought in
South Carolina at least such is the
report and history does not say the
Americans were dislodged at that bat
tle quite the reverse 1
A Horsed Hind Logs anil Shoulders
Did you ever notice the pleasure a
horse seems to get from elevating his
forelegs Leave your horse tied in front
of your house five minutes and he has
his fore feet on the pavement and his
hind ones in the gutter
I asked a local horseman why that
was and he told mc it was an action
perfectly compatible with the build
of a horse
A horses shoulders he said not
withstanding their strength are very
delicate and vcr apt to become strain
ed The raising of the fore feet rests
them and throws the weight on the
hind legs In the stable a horse will
always kick out a hole in which to put
his hind feet and those who study the
comfort of their horses always make
the front part of the stall higher than
the back Besides this has a percepti
ble effect on the beauty of a horse and
the prettiest shoulders arc always found
on horses whose stalls arc constructed
in accordance with the animals in
stinct Iliticrs Talk in St Loins
Now HaliritloB Hair Crossing
The inhabitants of Tanna have more
of the negro cast of countenance than
Papuan tribes usually have but there
are good looking men and women
amonc them They paint their faces
with red earth which they get from the
neighboiing islands of Aneiteum and
Erromangj They frizzle their hair
and the men especially carry hair
dressing into a fine art Turner
says he counted no fewer than seven
hundred separate curls on the head of
one young exquisite A similar prac
tice of twisting the hair into innumera
ble spiral curls exists among the Hanyai
of Central Africa The people of
Tanna arc fond id ornaments but not
of very much clothing They do not
tattoo- but they wear fearful and won
derful tortoise shell arrangements in
their ears All the Yeai Hound
His Sorvloos Not Needed-
Au amusing little episode occurred
in police circlrs at Macon recently
An Atlanta man has been separated
Horn his wife for some time and while
in Macon he has been hontst and
industrious One day his wife came
down to effect a reconciliation Officer
Allen Jones was detailed to be on
hand with instructions not to let him
talk to her too roughly The officer
nccompanied her to the place where
her husband was and respectfully stood
aside The two looked at each other a
moment then simultaneously burst
into tears and fell into each others
arms In a few minutes the wife ap
peared and said Very much obliged
to you Mr Jones We will not need
your bervices And all was serene
Savannah News
Ill I II
An Advanced Student Jamie pre
paring to say his Sunday school lesson
Here ore my verses Aunt Ethel in
the last chapter of Revelation Maud
who has finished the Second Reader
and has prospects of promotion Oh
i a iii 1 i
uim run
Uible
ottMtli
is Jamie goinj out of the
To be up with the tinus yon must
read the Hkhald Delivered by car
r ers at 50 cents per month
- HM4i
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TRATJE POINTERS
West Dow Co have received ex
S S Australia Musib Instruction
Udoks Folios of Music Baby Car
riages Whisk Brooms Diamond Hat
Hacks Wagons Small Slates Rustic
Frames Lunch Baskets Etc
Two important sales at auction come
off to morrow the effects of the late
Queen Emma by E 1 Adams Co
and the Sailors Home building by L
J
Anyone wanting a snug cottage con
venient to business u rcfurcd to West
Dow Cos advertisement
Mr H Rosenthal with his usual en
terprise is laying in a large stock of
goods of which particulars will be
given shortly Probably in the course
of ten days he will be ready to greet
old arid new friends with an unparal
leled display
Lovo Powdors
The Western Druggist in response
to an inquiry of a Dakota correspond
ent whether there is such a thing as
love powder and how it is to housed
replies Yes love powder is a stand
ard article and is said to be a power
ful remedy in the hands of designing
maids Its co nposition is of little
consequence except that it be red a
deep bright red As to the mode of
administration the most approved way
is4 to direct that the maid slip the
powder into a cup of tea or coffee
without the knowledge of the young
man who must drink it without the
slightest suspicion The powder is
made of chalk colored red with
carmine
Odds and End
Sweet Williams 10 dollar bills
1
The favorite amusement of Texans
just now is to get up early and go out
to see if the Mexican boundary line is
still blazing
A little girl of 6 to one of her com
panions How old is your grandma
that you are always talking about
Ninety years Oh how big she
must be
f
We have a good many rising young
men in this country but somehow you
dont notice them in the crowded horse
car unless the woman who wants to
get on has more than an ordinary shaic
of youth and beauty
TI10 Best Tonic
Mr Henry Hillings Washington D C
writes I have used your Dullys Pure Malt
Whisky for medicinal purposes As a tonic I
consider it superior to the hundreds of concoc
tions which are flow flooding the land as stim
ulant liquors
Subscribe for The Daily IIbkald
Shipping Intelligence
ARRIVALS
Sunuav Oct 10
Stmr Iwalmtt from Kauai
Sttnr Waialeale from Watanae nnd Knuai
Kitnr Mokolii from MoloVni uml Maui
Schr Manuokawalfroni Klau
MoKDAiy ct 11
Schr luka from Puna
DEPARTURES
Stmr IiUliko for Kahului
Stmr Iehna for Hamakua
Stmr Mokolii for Molokut
MoHiiAV Oct II
VESSELS LEAVING TO DAY
Stmr Kinau tor Maui and Ilauaii
Stmr Iualanl for Kauai
Stmr las Mnlec for Wnianac and Kauai
Schr Malnlo for South Sea Islands
VonsoIb in Port from Foreign Ports
Am bk Klsiiiore G W enki from Nencastle N
SV
Am bk HeMcr C Ifyder from Neucaulc NSW
Oer bk Pacific Olfman from llremcn Germany
Am bkliie llurtka j J Winding from Kan Fran-
iLco
Haw bk Tho It Toster Rugg from Newcastle N
SW
Am UrnW S llowne Iml from San Tranciscn
Am liktiioLlla Uut from San Kiuncisc
Vosnols Expootod front Eoroiint Ports
lint bark Ironcrag from Liverpool due October
1530 au 1 11 navies at lo
Am hrglne Salina lllake from San Francisco due
Ih11 Sfnln 1- C IT 1 1 t
- v MiiiM liis r 11 jciisuii Milieu iruiu
llosiou August 7th due llcccmbet To Cllrcucr
a 10
Ilrbk Martha Ilihor tolmc sailed from Liverpool
August as
llrit batk W I Walton from Liverpool due October
i so I o K V Schaefer Co
Am bk Pacific Slope Itarnes from Newcastle N S
W due September io To Wild r Co
llrthip Hospodi llabtock from Newcastle NS W
due October 1030
HawSS Australia Webber front San Fraicisco e
oute o the Colonics due October 8
Am bk Hope lcndhallow from Iort Tonnscnd W
f October 15 I evscrnA Cooke agent
Am bk Saranac from NewYurk due Nov
ember t8th Cattle Ctokc agents 1
llrit bk Glengatar Kolleston from Liverpool due
Januvy 13 30 1887 T H Divhs Mi Co antii
Am bktm S N Lasle Hubbard from IoitTpwn
Mild W T due DuriuW 1510 Castle Cooke
agents
Am bk Ctaibarleu Perkins ftom Sin Iraiicisoo due
October I Ca tie oV Cooke agiits
Am tern Geo Pciklus Acki rnian from Sail Kiati
Cisco Due Oct 10 15
NOTES
The steamer lualanl brought i33barjs of suiyr
74 tildes ji bales of wool 56 bafts pin and J held
hp
The kirkeiulne W II Dimond sailed fiom San tran
ciscci for this port on September 39th
J ha schooner Mnlolo luuihl far the Smth Sea
Islands will ill about Q oclock this morntiR
The schooner I ilka from lu in brought 40 cords cf
fuenood
Til Hauler Ilkelike left fur Knhu ui I lima and
Kauuakukal nt J oclock last evening
llio American tern WS lluwnu nnd the German
liaik tacific wers disilurilni bricks yesterday
The steamer ltliua left with n large lot of sujir mv
chlnciy for windward ports
barks Ulslnore and Helper were g ttins ballast
on board yeilcrday The former will tall for San tran
cisio iliiiit Ihursday
Tha Urilish lurk Hercules will au Liverpool the
first part of November for this pott consigned lo V A
Schaefer Co
Cottage to Let
FIVE ROOMED COTTAGU PIUST
A diss condition good location Apply to
WLST DOW ft CO
iFTsysiPillf1twiwlif Pf
SSitaSfcana
VsVZs
general blcrtttfmcttts
Trustees Sale
Ily order cf the Honolulu Sailors Home Soclely I
ulllncllnt
PUBLIC AUCTION
Wednesday October 13II1
At 10 oclock A M
At the IjulMintf known ns the Sailors Home Mer
chant utrcet the wholiTof the 1urniturc contained In
nid Iliiildiiit coupling of
Bedsteads Mattrasscs Feather
Pillows Sheets and Quilts
Toilet Sets Chairs Tables
Mirrors Matting Mosquito
Nets Lamps Stove and Kit
chen Utensils
ANN
At 12 oclock Noon
All of the Buildings
Ixcept llie rounilMiorvipf Stone
Roofed wilh Slate
The term of the ale arc Cash and the buildings to
be entirely removed williln 45 days after sale nd pos
session will be given Immediately
LEWIS J LEVEY Auotlonoor
R HACKFELD CO
0 Iter for sale ex
Furst Bismarck and Pacific
A full Line of
XDIRX O OOXDS
A large ariety of
BEISRS AND
LIQUORS
FILTER PRESSES
0
IRON TANKS
Various Slxei
STEEL RAILS
FENCE WIRES
YELLOW
SHEATHING METAL
ROOFING SLATES
CEMENT
N
CROCKERY
MARKET BASKETS
CANDLES
ROOK SALT SOAPS
Vienna Furniture
New PhotoerBph Gallery
Above Pantheon Stable
Iokt Stiibt Honolulu II 1
Port rails and lews lVst ckus wotk Satisfaction
guaranteed
J A GONSALVES
CASTLP v
ca 111
Cocncntl Jlbbcvtiocmcnls
Trustees
u Mte
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Ily order of A J nrtwrtght Sr the txecutor and
Tnnlce of the fau will nml tc tamem of Kmma
Knlcleonalant deceased we will tell
At Public Auction
Wednesday October 13th
At 10 oclock a m
At the late residence corner Nuuanu and lleretania
Street this following property vfei
4 Minio Feather Leis
3 E E Feather Leis
9 Pue Feather Leis
2 1 Pauku Feather Leis
6 Wili Feather Leis
1 Bust Queen Victoria
An assortment of
Consisting of Gold Lockets Gold
Rings 1 Pearl Ring i Enierttld
Ring Gold Watches Bangles
Chains Etc Etc
One Stale Carriage-
The articles will be on view on Tuesday October
nth from 10 oclock A Mito 3 P M ci
E PADAMS CO AnoW
KOLOA SUGAR CO
annual meeting of the utocldioldert of the
TIIH SugarCompany will be held at the office of
Messrs II llackfeld h Co In Honolulu at 3 r M
Monday October it 18S6
CHAS M COOKE
Secretary of the Koloa Sugar Co
Honolulu October 8th
Searcher of Re ords
Office at present with Albert Smith Esq No 9
KaAhumanu Street
Orders from the othtrIslands promptly
attended to
Cosmopolitan Saloon
Coruor of Htitol and ftuuauu Sts
Uili tl Mtminuliiiuit ot
F L LESLIE-
Keep conslantly on hand nil brands of Wines
LiquortanJlceis Ice cold lletr on draught io cents
per glass
GIVE US A CAM
G J WALLER
Fauily and Shipping Butcher
METROPOLITAN MAnKET
King Strott
CASTLE COOKE
1 t
I u I I he ft IHUI
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Kohala Sugir Company
Iaia llantation
Grot Ranch Plantation
A H
AGENTarOtt
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Importers and fleilersla
Ales Wines -Spirits
i
Al WHOLESALE
r4 Merchant St Opposite Post Office
Honolulu H i
NOTICE
RKruiAR quartikiv mkktino
Tin fctocUiuMm of C Hrcwrr Co will L hrld at
thecoinjinoftkeou Sal unlay Octo1r9 i836 at
10 oclock 0 m
J O CARTER
Secretary Mrcwer Company
Scncntl ubcrtiscmcuts
J II ATI KflCN
Ji II CASTl I
4 a
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osiifJiunig 06 uummissiui riumms
Haiku Sugar Company
Hitchcock Co Ilantaiitn
K italstcrd Waialia I lmatton
Smith Co Koloa Kauai
c Unijn FireaiU t aril Insurance Company of San Francisco
1 f 1 tna tite Insurance Company of Hartford
The New England Mutual Life Insurance Company cf B stoiu
D M Westo is Patent Ctntrfugl Machines
The NewVork and Honolulu Packet Line
The Merchants Line Honolulu and San Francisco
Dr Jayne Sont Celebrated Medicine
Wilcox k GIbbs Remington and Wheeler 1 W
on Sewing Mxhi
EX O HALL SON
IIM1TKD
Have just receivetj andloffer for sale
DOWNERS KEROSENE
liLliCTiRKC AND GOOD LUCK OIL
SUPERIOR
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The puty oiks for sVo In U MniLct
Halls Celebrated Plows and Breakers
WITH SPARlv 1WKTS
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From 6 th to in sold cheaper than any other n the inntktl
Also Sisal Rope Usual Sizes
A fresh lit of elegant Sulid Silvku Waru from the Gokham Factory
Also beautiful ai tides of Silver Plated ware from Reed itartons Rooms
All these besides their usual assortment of Hardware lubrualiiiK Oils Etc
for House and Plantation use
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