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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-09-14
BODY PCLsTEC 4!

That the Government Shop is on King
street.
That the price of Opium has advanced
since there is such MORRILL, tone to
the Custom officials on the beach.
That the owner of the Factory on Fort
street will never be as PORTLY as the
SUN FLOW Err, as he has HUNGER
with him always.
That tho SUN FLOWER, in his trG-
wells in the INTERIOR, beat around
the BUSH for work, and got it-nor was
he TRIPPED. A Wilder man once told
me in the INTERIOR that the depart
ments were running for the public.
That it ls not so that the "BOSS"
says anyone speaking against him will
have a Government PARK fall on him,
and before he hears the FIFE blow he
will be BUCKELED too tigEtto sqUcal.
That the young man in Thrum's is a
STATIONERY young man, but the
PRESS is ALIVE and MOVING.
That it does not pay to start to mop
the floor if the mop is greater than the
floor.
That the "BOSS" in rchearsing his
Coronation Speech drew tears from the
Statue of Kamehamcha 1st
That Statue No. did not wipe his
eyes for the want of hand.
That it is not true that the Coroner
has ordered for the CORONATION,
from the sun FLOWER, twenty Hand
Carts to be used as ambulances.
That DR.. CRUSO has examined the
BOSS" and has pronounced his
HEART WELL on the military craze.
Thai the Troops sleep on their arms,
which is bad for FREE CIRCULA.
TION.
That the sun FLOWER will he
mounted on the Pedestal in front of
Aliiolani Hale on that d0y-a living
Statue copied from the Greeli--holdin..
a Bucket of SOFT SOAP.
That Concentrated Lyc is the base Of
SOFT SOAP
That two thousand pairs of Gloves will
be wanted. WHO has the contract to
fill those Gloves ?
That BULLION" will present the
BOSS" with Gold Snuff Box, so that
he may throw more SNUFF into Ma.
tive eyes,
That dame Roumer has it that tie
! Coronation will come of OclObcr 1St, ae
the " BOSS " says more SPIRIT will be
eufuscd into tEe Natives on that day.
That Pslum Knott is working ngil
and day in his back yard on decoration
and rays it II better for the trade tLan
two TIN WEDDINGS.
That the BOSS" says all this talk
about the waste of public money on that
day is uncalcd for Col, SHENElS
will draw H. check for the amount ON
the Bank (%3 00o,O o,O00--capital, limi,Gi--
CGInpbell's Block,
! That for everything on Wheels, take
Horace Grcely's advice, GO WEST
young man, GO VEST
C. WEST,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-09-14

THE last section of Wilder & Co.'S
Marine Railway. is nearly finished.
1t will soon be boarded up and
launched probably during the latter
part of next week.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-09-14

A South Sea Islander at Waikapu,
Maui, fell down precipice while
goat-hunting, and was found dead
side by side with the goat.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-09-14

RIPE or green bananas, OF superior
quality and in any quantity, can be
procured at the Industrial and Re-
formatory School.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-09-14

Mr.. +. w. Damon gave an en-
couraging account Of his mission
amongst the Chinese on the other
islands last night at the Bethel
meeting.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-09-14

HIs Majesty has received guam
tity Of goods by the Hansa. Among
them, we hear. are four or five
packages Of tents.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-09-14
CABINET MAKER.

but is prepared to furnish the BOSS"
with all the Soft Soap necessary for the
different BUREAUS.
That one Of the Government Survey
ors in a BROWN STUDY has discover.
ed that Honolulu is just the centre of the
Earth's circumference, and man that
travels East around to Honolulu will
travel just as far as a man that starts
West and comes back by the Suez. The
BOSS" proposes TO start two Hawaiian
Youths each way with proper TUTOR,
to test the question The EXTRA scs-
sion Of the Legislature to appropriate
the necessary funds.
That the Ark built for the "BOSS'
frightened horses on Fort street, as they
took it to be part of the Marine Railway
adrift.
That MERINO is not the only cloth
that does not fit the
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-09-14

VINO is it that keeps an eye on
that whiskey every night on the
wharf?
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-09-14

The political outlook from color
ed citizens point of view: "It's al
ways peace and contention' without
any just cause or impeachment what
soevcr."
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-09-14

A new second hand Phaton for
sale at Phil. STEMS Carriage Shop.
l94-3t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-09-14

IT is high time to have those steps
removed from the doors of shops on
the upper end OF Nuuanu street.
The footpath ought not to be allowed
to be diminished by any such OBJ
structions. And with oar imper-
fectly lighted streets some one will
be iniuring themselves seriously over
them before long.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-09-14

MEssRs. Dillingham; & Co. have
just received $50 nests of coronation
tubs and 200 dozen ditto buckets.
What are they for: TO hold the
glovCst
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-09-14

Ir is said that some lunas carry
what are called "black snake +"
whips. Is there any law which
allows the use Of these Instruments
on contract laborers.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-09-14

COMPLAINTS are being made of the
express drivers. II appears that it
is constant thing To- many Of them
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-09-14
,En-L..n : DAYS D0INds.

MORNING.
E. T. Adams Regular Cash Sale,
at 10 am.
AFTERNOON.
Fort street Vestry; Youog Ladies'
Bible Class, Pm.
EyESING.
Hawaiian Council, American Le-
siou of Honor, 1880.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-09-14

The gay and bold marine and the
festive tar are enjoying themselves
in their own peculiar way. Fights
are Of daily occurrence. The other
day MS one of the jovial sons of Nep-
tune was being led of to the station
house on horseback he quietly
slipped off and disappeared before
the guardian of the peace discovered
it. Whether the horse was incar-
cerated or not, we do not know.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-09-14

COMMENTING upon our report Of
the shooting case at Maui, a friend
tells us that there is strong suspl-
cion amongst the Cinnamon that
they don't get justice. And that
Rev. Mr.. Grosser the Church OF
England Clergyman at Wailuku,
having allowed the Chinese who
came down there to come into his
garden aud rest, the lunos present
cursed and sworc at him in a terri
BILE way.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-09-14

NOR SALE, 4 NJ L lie CART.
Il Apply 10
l02 II. Hackfeld 81 Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-10-22
In tho Absence OF Mr.. Curtis.

Chairman De Witt Stafford called the Rich
mond County Republican Convention to order at staple
ton yesterday afternoon Cyrus White Calvin D. Van
Name and Lester NJ Clark were presented as candidates
for member OF Assembly. The informal ballot stood
White, "a; Van Name. l6; Clark 20. Mr.. White with.
drew and the first formal ballot stood; Clark ~ Van
Name 10; White. Mr. Clark s:about go wears old has
lived in Caseton twenty years and retired druggist
Henry G.. Jones young real estate agent OF Middle
town, wns nominated for Sheriff without opposition.
Michael S. lyman was nominated for County Treasurer
by accamat lie has been President of the village OF
Ldgcwater for seven years. 80 .
The nominees for Superintendent Of the Poor Justice
Of Sessions and Coroner AZ. Capt John H. Ellsworth, "
n Wernerskirch and DR. Theodore wnlser respectively
They Were each nominated by reclamation.
George William Curtis not present at the Conron
tion. When asked why Mr.. Curtis was not there Law
yer Mullen, delegate said He stayed away because
he know that nhOut half OF his faction do not favor
his views civil service reform" Candidate lyman
said 10 the same question: His side of the house IL In
the minority, He's got no business here. 1ts only n
County COnNentiOn my way and he would nOt Attehd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-10-22
SANE, TET HELD IN CUSTODY.
William j. Hamilton's Six Years in an Asy.
luna Free Man Again.


luna Free Man Again.
William J. Hamilton, who has been for six
years an inmate OF tho lunatic asylum on
Wards Island was before Judge Barrett yes
to-day upon n writ Of habeas corpus. Hamil-
ton was sent to the lunatc asylum for having
broken plate-glass window in Sixth avenue.
He says that the breaking was purely acct
dental and that he was nor at that time and
has not since been insane. Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel Lacombe. who appeared ON be-
half OF the Commissioners. claimed that the
remedy was not by habeas corpus. but by APP
plioation, to the State Superintendent Of In
sane Asylums.
Hamilton then signed traverse to the re-
turn. asserting his entire sanity. Tho asylum
authorities would not take issue on this pont
and Judge Barrett therefore held that it
was reasonable to assume that Hamilton was
sane, and proper to be ut large. and he directed
his discharge
Hamilton said. before leaving tho court room.
that he had endeavored repeatedly during the
period OF his confinement to communicate with
persons outside the asylum. by letter and other
wise. so as to have attention called TO his case.
and had spoken to great many of the young
physicians who for brief periods were connect
cd professionally with the asylum and that
many Of these. while admitting that they
thought Hamilton sane. did not dare to inter-
fere in the matter. He said that he had been
for q long time locked up with violent lunatics
and that IL he attempted to defend himself
from their assaults he received black marks
that were counted against him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-10-22
The New Liedcrkran. Club House.

The Liederkranz Club last evening threw
open the doors Of its building in East Fifty eighth
street. Lexington avenue. The club house is 1875
feet on Fiftyeghth street. and 100 feet deep. and
built Of brick and brown stone The floor contains
dining room, billiard room. library card room,
aud rehearsal room "a fee, wide and 80 feet long In
the basement is tap ROOM decorated with quaint wood
carvings gigantic drinking horns OF groesaue design
and esrthen tankards, and notices in German are
painted on the walls On the third floor is a concert
room 125 feet long and "a feet wide capsule of seating
200 persons The new building has cost, with the and
nbout $OOoD and last evening fair begun help
dsfrsy the eSpsnse Of t1rnishing loan collection OF
paintings worth Si2ooO s OH exhibition. In tho
cert room are booths which furnished by the Gorilla
the Nineteenth Ward and the Centennial Bowling Clubs
gold headed cane is to be voted the popular
eAPresident Of the club, and baton to the popu
lar conductor The fair is to continue until Oct. 30
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-10-22
EARTHQUAKES AND TIDAL WAVES.
Many Lives Lost and Much Property De-
stroycd Along tho Colombia Coast.

PANAMA, Oct. IA slight shock OF earth
quake was felt here last niDh. tho frat that
has besn experienced for several days. Last
month San Bias. a district In this State. tho
principal village OF which is situated on a cape
which runs into the Atlantic. was visited by
series Of t!dn! movements -s.S. a..
life and property. Tho tide ran out great
distance; and on its return swept among the
villages built on tho beaches Of the different
islands OF tho archipelago and on the main
iand. The outflow, and Inflow occurred, four
limos In the day, the greatest damage being
done by the third wave, Tho villages Of Rio
Coco fsla paloma. and Napacandf. on the
islands Of the same name. were swept
away. and more than forty persons were
washed down. but only, two persons. were
drowned. payon Chico. which adjoins II, also
suffered. All the produce stored at Rio Mono
vas swept ,ayay. but no lives were lost Il, AZ
lives. and several thousand dollars worth Of
imported goods were swept into the sea. The
villages at Rio Banana and Mosquito have also
been flooded, the people left homeless. and
their goods destroyed. Other villages must
also have suffered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-10-22
TIE DINNER TO HENRY GEORGE
Entertained mt Deimonico's by 100 Citizens
OF New York and Brooklyn.

Citizens OF Now York and Brooklyn gave a
complimentary dinner to Henry George ut Dol
monico's last evening. The invitation to the
dinner handsomely engrossed on a large
parchment and framed was presented to Mr..
George as testimonial. Mr.. Algcrnon s. Sui
Ivan presided. About $50 gentlemen sat
at the tables, Among them were Recorder
smyth. Congressman Perry Belmont. Judge
Van Brunt. William Saunders Of London. Il. D.
Thurber, T, G. Shearman. Judge Armour.
Thomas Kinsclla. L. M. Bates. Stephen A.
Walker. Gen. II. Z. Tremaln. Baron Falken-
berg and Clark Bell. The dinner proper be-
gan at 4. and ended at OK o'clock.
Mr.. Sullivan began the speechmaking by q
complimentary address to Mr.. George. Mr..
all The, more grateful. as he had been called an
incendiary and a communist. He said:
Now, what are these dangerous theories Of mine :
What is this terrible thing want to dor want in tho
ton II wealth and IL aons III. want to sbs
far distribution OF wealth which Will give to every
, .hst Tneh he ss fairly ,stned What for e
mics, the man who plants tree or drains marsh
grows crop. OF erccts building or establishes a bust
terest OF all that he should receive the full benefit Of
his labor his. foresight his energy his talents In
upon the exerton Of labor or The use OF capital or
the Of wealth and to meet all possible
ton. of any individual but from the growth OF the
whole community. Put into practical form the terrible
iRS wsn smRS the SSoSn Of taxes
centiyes to exerton menace social ordert Whether
am fool or philosopher, phianthropst on incen.
houses and factories and steamships and railroads and
dry goods and groceries are good things for any com
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-10-22
Res,.tered n. Jack st,ie. OF brooklyn.

In room Of the United States Hotel at New
burgh, at p NJ yesterday, man found dead with
the gas turned 1t is supposed be of suicide
The had to the hotel ocock the night before
under the influence Of drink. He said he was Jack
Stiles, Brooklyn sporting man, lie had been seen
about the city for few days He about 40 or IS
years old and weighs about 225 pounds His hair is dark
and cut short and he has heavy black molstache lie
has deep cut over the right and the
head three Of which are on top of the right side ON
the back OF the left hand is American eagle and
shield in India ink. He wore black and brown striped
basket coat trousers, and wastcoat, and big black
SLOUGH hat The watch pocket of his trousers mark ed
sad he Ess Of the rAs6
name is well known in Brooklyn and JACK Styles of
New York is in his usual health.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-10-22

meeting called by the committee Of the
Trades Central Labor Union to endorse the nomination
OF Samuel shimkowtz for Assembiyman from the
Eighth district held at Sc Orchard street last night
II was addressed by William McCabe, ependen Labor
candidate for Congress by Mr.. shimkowz, and others
The speakers said that 1900 children under "a years of
age are kept nj work IN shops in this city when they
should be at school and that these children asking
slaves life Families crowded into tenements so
close that the hunRnnrans would interfere II those
people were horses The taxable property Of the State
nSs increased Is Sspoo PUT the poor have grown
seeve The working people the Tenement House Cigar
MI Shimkowtz, a lnboring man, capable and honest,
could be elected II the voters would sell out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-10-22
JOTTISGS ABOUT TOyVN
The Britannia arrived last night.

The Britannia arrived last night
ebsn s snsrSs sesy hss given ecs Of land for
Henry Bergh offers 800 reward for evidence that will!
sa 70 ,ae arsst of tho persons chiefly concerned In
Carl Ellison, aged % of i3oth street and North River,
s enSn ny sr s 9 Hs Fort Lee a
judgments of absolute divorce granted by the So.
rrsms Court were aled Yesterday in n; following
Joseph Whey from Nary Wn MSy''' 'n''' Ana
George Choa,e of PleHssnt,e is suing his wife Emma
private asylum Horace Greeley died young man once
employed rs nurse in the asylum Is made correspondents
Second oncer wllmo,t T Smith Of the American bark
NH@t fssqass Sd%t SSSsrs sI" ioi i q
a rS Tx .t he. ~ He graduated in 1878
rTSw III OF age Of a FL, ss
sn ES: sS@n Of 9 9S 1a avenue Elevated road While
The Young Mems Free Canal Club OF the Produce *.
change yin opsn their headquarters at Union square
Ion Exchanyy soliciting money 10 aii he moyspcSs
d dy s at Green A'' meeting VIII be held on rhur'
chars, u Ln'scS In. contracted to sell william
&e sysmS t s IN S. S nj and Sa
nus; ant valued at $2saoon rropcrty, at iyndhur.t
Lindsey in part payment, ''''''' ~ ~ ~
g. H.-t you were under IL whom you arrived in
Mstq?a1ea6y proving lint YOU have lived nvc Sesrs In
lin s ha %s S@Hr IN ts Sae You s.1
- and % a minor can also join by consent of his
In M suit brought in the Superior Court by John TALL.
Kan, who owns premises adjoining the CASINO in
process NJ erection BY the New York Concert company
Judge Freedman ystcrlay denied tn painns app,lcA-
ton To compel the abandonment uf WORK upon the
removal OF ihe ornGeted porch aud superstucture Of
the Casino.
meeting OF the Gnnssyoort Market Merchants and
Farmers Association, NJ ~ tAHsrNOOrt
day Hugh King In the chair committee was appointed
10 wait the Mayor Comptroller md CORPORATION
Counsel to the necessity OF pcrtcctug improve
mrntS to facilitate Tho transaction OF the large business
now centred above that market.
The Sslnagnndi Sketch cuh has elected the following
committees for this forthcoming exhibition: Hanging
Committee rsrciya De Luce, j T Murphy. II Plumb,
CHARLES volknAr, and Hartley; Reception Commit.
Toe, ", u, shelton. A. q, Morgan, aud r.. VI Richards;
Catalogue Committee, ". Pruru Shaw Calvin RAs
will be issued.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-10-22
The Pimllco Races.

BALTIMORE Oct. 21.-At the Pimlco track to-
day the Eclectic Stakes for woyearold colts mile
WAS won by Gano the favorite by length Empress
second and Breeze third. Time. ;45,..
The Breakwater Stakes for threeyear olds two miles
Carley b. won easily by three lengths Miss Luey sec.
The Handicap Purse, one md a half miles was can.
tured by Parole -four lengths ahead OF General Monroe
Time, 24oh. ~
mile dash, for all ages, by tho Duke Of Mon
tnlan length ahead OF Farewell second who as three
lengths In front Of Harry Dow, third. Time, ;+64
The Bowie Stakes four mil. heats. for all ages had
only three CONTESTANTS Hartford, Ella warneld, and
Bushwhacker, with the latter az the favore. Ella
Held took the first heat in 5l and the
second and third he ats and race in 40 and OSL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-10-22

Trying to Work the Norey Letter on
set to French's FORCED Proxy.

set to French's Forged Proxy.
John I. Davenport has been busy many
months preparing campaign document on
the Moyey letter fraud. and the Republicans
have decided to use Mr.. Davenports material
and to try and Offset with 1t the fraud at Sara
toga and its disastrous effects on the Republic
can vote. Mr.. Davenport has obtained con-
trbutions Of about $4,000 from leading Re-
publicans to dofray the cost Of his campaign
document. The substance Of the charge made
in it is that the Morey letter was produced at
the instance Of the Democratic National Com
mittee. and tnat H. II. Hadey. who had by cor
respondence with Gen. Garfield procured many
specimens Of his handwriting. was instru-
mental in producing the Mercy letter. Tho
document prepared by Mr.. Dayenn port Is very
RhF ad e cPPpes Of
made a. confession that he was the means Of
MI Hadley said Yesterday; Nothing that I
have done IN the matter need be conceaicd
ank the the mysery the oey ee would S
have Disappeared long ago. AT tho close OF the
last Presidential campaign l WAS asked by ,ac-
Know to Be- c0nnected with John i. davenport.
to make statement Of what had done In
National Democratic Committee for permission
to do so, and received their permission, to, do
T SS aeFs as o df to sSee with
Morey letter. / suppose hat letter is tho one
referred to as my confession. have made no
informed that Mr.. Davenport has made my
statement the rou43dw9rk Of his Investigations.
both at Lynn and Cumberland. with what sue.
made will not bear upon the authorship OF
the letter. AS for the claim that / wrote the
ting 1t up. 1t is utterly untrue. l never, saw
the letter until ! saw 1t published n
my statement did not expect that 1t would
fall into Davenports hands. Ibid not make it
to him. but to others who gave 1t to him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-10-22
rs MRS. ScOVILLE INSANEs
A Physician who Thinks she is-Testimony
Taken Yesterday.

CHICAGO, Oct. Ain the Scoville insanity
case this morning. Fanny Scovile Harper. the
daughter. testified that she had intercepted
note from George w. Earle to Mrs. Scoville.
the contents Of which were very improper. She
had seen her mother kiss three men whom she
had no right to kiss and had heard Of many
others whom her mother had kissed but she
declined to give their names.
DR.. A. McFarane OF Jacksonville. ILL., who has
been for 26 years in hospitals for the insane
in New Hampshire and Illinois. said that he
met Mrs. Scoyille in Washington last winter.
She had a ferco controversy with John w.
Guiteau about the witnesses. Testimony. John
father was insane. Mrs. Scovlle said witness
should testify. and declared that all the family
were ,predisposed to insanity. He believed that
to produce insanity. Her being a chaste and
loving wife until recently. and her sudden
He held. in short. that the whole family in
Guiding John W.. were insane.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-10-22
Something OF the Plan OF Procedure In the
Trial of Arab Pasha.
Cable Special 10 the sun,

, CAIRO, Oct. 21.--Very little documentary
evidence has been adduced in the examination
OF the rebel prisoners beyond a file Of Arab
Pasha's official journal published in Cairo dur
Ing the campaign. Arab has admitted moth
ing. He has not initiated his colleagues in
seeking to throw the blame on others. Accord
ing to an agreement arrived at between Messrs.
Broadey and Napier. Arabi's counsel. and the
Government lawyer, in regard to tho course OF
cess to Arab and The right Of recalling wit
nesses for tho prosecution for cross .examina:
ton. OF calling witnesses for the defence, and
preliminary Investigation. The counsel OK
pect that tho Egyptian Government will mp
point several additional members on tho court
martial who will DO able to speak English. and
will generally take steps to raise the proceed
ings to tho dignity Of great State trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-10-22

Incendiary placards against landlords were extep.
siyely posted ON Friday night in Paris,
Their. has been u tremendous decline In the prices OF
Russian grain owing TO the competition of America.
TIE spinners at Mechanics Mill Fall River struck
yesterday on account Of dissatisfaction with the work
and wages.
Al Bouchervie, Ont a young farmer named Deragon,
bridegroom OF only eight days held his head under the
water III the river until he WAS dead.
Second Lieut. h r. Hancock Second Infantry at Fort
Townsend Washington Tcrrtory is dead. lie was
nephew OF Major General W. \. Hancock
Tho Albany County Republican Convention nominated
the following ticket yesterday For Congress Theo v
Van Heusen for sheriff, John H. Sands for Justice Of
Sessions. Peter Walker; and tor Coroner r. Carney.
New York city is Amercas metropolis her pride is Dr.
Bulls Cough syrup at - ceuts.-Adp