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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01
Arrivals at the Hawaiian Hotel for the wcel
- .,as,r. n,s Ola

J y Farm Dr.. Hawaii. W II Cumming, Mani J Oles
Koulig: Capt Dutton, Washington. u q; Il
" T rg7Ffs kauai; Miss & puryis, kauai; hustcr,
Spru1civillc; Mackenzie London, y Rcddiue.
Webb Coast; Mexico BIZ Rio Grunde NexiCos a
Mourc, Ssu Francisco; d Center San Efaucisco- W
Bouudarr San Francisco. Capt r u Bowie. EuCignus
& ? Holmes, Kohala: " Crau, san Franrisc0 vs.
Carr Auburn. y; r II Olnstead and wife New ORR
~ a Dumfurd. wife aud daughter, sau funcisCus
" Tulrr and SON, san Francisco; i u Davies and
family ffnnolufu. 4 fFnfafenl uounfniu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

PERRY-ln Honolulu, Oct. 3ist, 90 o., Hl., jACSrHn
PERHr, son Of ,. and Anna Perry, aged years, %
months and days.
. COVINGToN-In THE city. 0u fht 18th inst. frI-
ard Cpynrfon, aged b,ycIrs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

Hon. Il. N. Whitney returned TO Kau. Hawaii
per steamer ficliaHi on the 9th ult
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

BrrUar JUDD c. J. AND MI1rD JUnr

NIuNEsDlY, OCr. -. King vs. Kaliola. Assault
on police officer. Prisoner pleaded not guilty.
Verdict guilty and defendant sentenced 20 si1
months hard labor and fine of SO.
Attorney General for prosecution, j. Russell foi
drfeucr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

The Kekaha mill has started grinding ON a small
piece Of Faye ~ Meters cane. If anybody wants 10
heavy cane they had better go and look at that
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01
Their of the Alask
part of the gam.
IS and cut his knel
strOus one for th
HAWAII.

A large lot Of liquor was sliced by the sheriff at
Hilu on Thursday, October 18th, at the dry goods
store Of c. A. Aiona Case after case was taken
brandy, whislley ale, etc Surely Hilo has its
open bar without paying the license Will il prove
50 whom the case comes 10 trial
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

MallnikA - duLn NrOWdef. Electment-
Verdict for defendant. Exceptions noted. W
Il. Castle for plaintiff, J. Russell for defendant.
THURSDAY OcI. 6. Samuel Andrews vs. Boo
VALLEY ct nj. Eiectment On lease. Unanimous
verdict for plaintiff. W. II. Castle for plaintiff
J. Russell for defence. Exceptions noted
FKrDkY, OcI. n W. L. B. Moehonua vs. W. VI
Gibson Eiecment The idry after being out
twelve minutes, returned an unanimous verdict
for the plaintiff with 500 damages.
r. F. Bickorton for plaintiff, F. NJ. Hatch and
" Z Castle for defendant
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

Good news for all investing in ST. Jacobs OIL
For rheumatic sufferers it's n fortune.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

Well boring is to be tried again at Kekaha. A
we'll has been started but not much progress has
1.1l 10 V-s4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

Many important articles and communications
arc unavuidably held over
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

koloa mill has had its cane carrier heightened
and rebuilt. A large derrick or swinging armis to
be built 10 pick up cane from around the carrier
and deposit 1t there. II will lift half cart load
at oup time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

A meeting Of parties interested in the coming
Regatta is called for Thursday, the ID inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

H. X II. Ruth was, at last accounts somsvhat
better in health and constantly improving.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

The celebrated team Of Australian oricketers
passed through on the city " Nsr lorl. IN their
yrav home 10 Australia from their tour IN Europe
and the United States. The trip on which they
have been engaged IS reported to have resulted
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

Messrs Z. Hastings, J. H. Patty, h. x. Maciar.
lane Dr. j. s. McGrew and members OF the news
paper fraternity were guests Of LiOut-CJmmandCr
Nelson and officers OF the L. ). 5 .tfrsiu during
Lhn h1mharlmant Of tho NLallLn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01
Fine Property near Honolulu.
NOTICE

NOTICE
I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT /
Il have dispuscd ~ my Grocery Business Fort 81
to Mr. : Lcycy. Al accounts due said business are
tr be paid 10 him
Thanking the public Tor he liberal patronage thcy
have been pleased TO bestow 1pOn me- would respect
fully ak for continuance Of Che sameto my successor
A. ". BUSH.
sE-- Order for The UNION FEED COMPANY will
be received usual, and prnmptldclivCry guaranteed
f49 INN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

We hear that Mrs. Chambro (nee Ida Won Phis
ter has presented her husband with a daughter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

The Banoo eases will be heard out Of term, by
agreement The first on the list will be heard to-
dav.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

Oct. sl-PMss City Of New York Cobb, FROM ,
1o-Am bktnc Eureka penhalloy. from San Fran
m-Haw sch Jcuuie Walker Underwood. FROM
fauning's leland
5i--Haw hk kalakaua Miller from San Frau
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

The birthday of a late addition to the family of
M. Robert French, was duly celebrated ON the
eighty friends and relatives Of the family were
present
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01
BORN.
DIED.

Is,1i; city ON 's 'oh inst to osvra re.'a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

The Police Court record shows that thirteen ma
tivcs and South Sea islanders and six white persons
appeared before Judge Bckert0n, during the week
ending October 30th, charged with drunkenness.
Bail was deposited and forfeited IN most Of the
cases.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

The bark h0idiuHn arrived from San Francisco
yesterday evening the 3lst inst, after fine run
Of l. days. The hGiskurn brings sixteen passen-
gers and q full freight for this port including
eleven horses.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

WI have received, through the kindness Of q
friend. copies of a Portuguese comic illustrated
papers II Is autaEOnistic to the Emigration &c
those islands: the fun is keen but by no means
low
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

The Regular Meeting Of the Ladies Of St. An
drUws Cathedral will take place to-day WodnCs
dayl, in the School Room. at T. N. A full ut
tendance is requusied-busines5 Of importance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01
NOTICE..

I lIAN g.. APPOINTED JOSEPH f..
l. WISE IAN 10 transact all business for me during
my absgHco from the Kingdom, under fuu power "
attorney. ts1S IT. JOHN A. PALMER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

Quick mail despatch NAV be noted a letter
came throurh from Copenhagen 10 these islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

Alr. Bindt's cane at Eleele has come up very we'll
indeed.
The grass Is pretty green at Waimea, which Is
unusual az this time in the year.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

We would call attention to nm amusing letter
from New York, d" The Swindled Missionary,
which WIS written specially Tor the Gazette Sec
9Th page.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

a s=@T71I, election for State and City ofhcCsS
takes place in California on the 9Th inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

The following contributions are laid over
Shclled Wheat" The Fall Of Niagara Ad
ventures Of an Alaskan She'll "Spherodal tx
porimuuts" Blowing up Wrecks etc. etc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01
NOTICE!

NOTICE
HAVING PURCHASED FROM
IL Mr. a W. Bush all HE right, title and interest in
The Grocery Business,
On Fvrt Street, 1t &. my intention to carry on the
under the hrm name %
S. j. LEVEY & CO..
And hope by strict attention TO business and the
want of my customers, 10 merit share OF the liberal
patronage, bestowed upon my predecessor, Mr. 4. W
Bush. ifs7 Inn :. J. LENEH.
NOTICE.
THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT /
l. have transferred the business formerly carried on
by me az No % King Street, 90 Nessr-. MORE q Co.
they having purchased all my right title and interest
in the 4. INSEL-
THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO
i inform the general public that they have purJhi.-
cd an the right title and interest Of the business Of Mr.
\. lnscl, Machinist md Lock and Gunsmith, at pre-
cnt carried at No. % King Street and will continue
10 carry the same under the firm name Of MORE
4 Co. By The production Of rstciass work and strict
attention business, hope 20 merit continuance
Of the patronage bestowed upon oHr predecessor
T. r. LUCAS
Honolulu oct. - -. lys lml R MORE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

Between and II O'Clock on Sunday morning If
was dark that those who wished 20 read or write
had 10 rar iafnna
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

Would She Minister Of Finance kindly LET the
Public have idea Of what hi, views upon the
coinage question are
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

We hear that Dr.. J. Mott Smith is in Oregon
working up the Treaty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

q. H. De Long Post No. a. G. A. Il. meets to
morrow evening at Knights Of pythias Hall, Fort
street nj 80 O'Clock
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

Two public holidays are announced for the pres
eut month-Thursday, Nov. 10th, the King Birth
day, and Tuesday, Nov. 18th. the Anniversary Of
Hawaiian Independence
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

The Honolulu Athletic Association ara having
building, suitable for gymnasium put Up OF
their grounds on Fort Street. The building Is
1imsily constructed looking affair but If vel
braced may probably answer for the purpose in
tended
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

MIR II. Berger. Mrs. Levers, Messrs. W. c. Wal
der $ Spencer. J. Wright, Theo. II. Davies, W. p
rolor and DR.. L. Cool, Webb, arrived pei City %
Nsfr Tarf from the Coast
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

ABOUT TowN.
Our thanks are due to Messrs- Merrill Co. for
a file Of papers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

Tn duties Of the sugars which were sent 70
New York are still unremitted The matter has
been referred 30 tine Collector Of the Port Of San
Fran
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

The dwellers on Nuuauu Avenue. near the second
bridge. we're reused out Of their slumbers about
o'clock ON Sunday morning by loud cries Of : haul
In r Careful investigation prov ed that II Twas Q
couple Of ceostials 10 chase Of a chicken thiei-
while the pursuit hot one Of the residents tel
cphnned down 90 the police station there was a
native constable in charge. OF whom nothing could
be made trsnfg HiHHfcs afterwards a man who
could speak English was hunted up, but Of course
by that time all the trouble was over. ltwuuld b.
perhaps a. well to have some one watch at the
nolce station who understands both English and
Hawaiian, and who has authority TO send police
man nj oHff, when required. There Is no use lock
ing the stable door when the horse IS stolen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

The ROYAL Hawaiian Band under the direction
of the public favorite. Bandmaster Berger, gave
concert az the Hotel grounds on the evening Of
the 3Oih inst. 10 a very large and appreciatiye
audience present TO testify their pleasure at the
reappcarancc Of the musicians after their months
holiday. The programme consisted of seven num-
bers and ending with Hawaii Ponoi. and was n
most ENJOYABLE programme. All were glad to sec
Mr. Berger WELDING the baton again.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

Thursday evening, Nov I'd, the remains Of th,
late kignt Rev. Bishop /. MaiErct arc TO be trans
fcrrcd from the cemetery TO the Catholic Cathe
dml. On Friday, after solemn Mass at 9 A. NJ.
the body is to be deposited in its al resting plac
In tho ChurrL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

The following persons have received patents
from the Department Of the Interior for inventions
claimed by them C. c. Coleman, for cane plant
ing machine and also ON a machine for cleaning
rauiic and other fbrous substance w. c. lane and
John Ena., Jr, for improved washing machine
Richards a Marsdon, Hama, Maui, method
for utilizing waste steam.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

SRiIod.
Oct go-FMss City Of New York Cobb. Tor sydney
J0-Am bk Caibaricu, Hubbard Tor san Eftu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

An adjourned meeting Of the Hawaiian Agricnl
tural Society was held at the Hawaiian Hotel on
the evening Of the 9th inst and after the meeting
was called 10 order proceeded TO elect officers Of
the Society for the ensuing term, with the follow
ing rus-lt President His Majesty. Nice-Prusi
dent. hon. II. A. Widomann Treasurer, \. jaeger
Secretary, ]. ;. Webb. The following gentlemen
were appointed as an Executive Committee: Hon
A. f. Judd. Hon. A. :. Cleghorn. Hon. l.. McCully,
Drs. Trousseau and NJ kibbin. and Mr.. A. W. Bush
Il was resolved by the Society that they recon-
mend the immediate putting IN force Of the &c Dis
tasod Cattle Act passed by the last Legislature
After transacting some further detail business Tho
meeting adjourned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

The machinist business formerly carried On by
Mr. A. Inset on King Street near Bethel street
has been purchased by Messrs =. Lucas and L,
the reputation of the establishment and arc pre-
pared 10 repair ANYTHING from needle to ar
anchor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

The Consuelowi Dc The next vessel sailing from ths
port for the Coast j. swing about the Oh Inst The
kalakars and Ella nov fully due here from Tie
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

An agent to take acknowledgment to contracts,
In close proximity TO the district Of Waianae is
suspected Of having taken at least one aclsuOw-
Judgement, without the assent of the parties or
having tho documents before him. His case Dis TO
be investigated.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01
GENERAL oFFIcEWCRK

~ XIV EHAL OT TX " ShA
uf evefV leaCrr f1 attended fr HiH e1'seifi ts1lI
uHuHrH Of aI EIunH drawn. NlnaH sd Accents aTr1
fHd .Herf 11f 1Hrr iaEHu ta rr-l or rirr-sf- ~ 81
mF c1sf1afrH
W11Irf neatly lff1naHi lr nHH ITr laHlfI1Hr fs .r
fIH urT Efrr proof Brick NlI. ding rIHIrIHH fHr
trtHff-' edil1e q aiu fully rrerarrd ta ulTt u1r.
offensive demands ln husIHrHH faar lHfriufafr. 81
Tfl aT enlarged faGllI'lrf iuHIfr f1r a1ir111r -
citizens dn ile Other sifris il uslf ilrr rrfrIsTI
u mlnl'nI ihfuar1 1lrralferiur 10 aHr 20 aHIHfl
c.c siirlfru anl o. r-efrsr iI rnf frrfr tIrfs a
mffrhnufis- soiiCiiri rfocurInT ftr 1-ae ~ aa
1l1rleflhie terms fte city alarfs
Soliciting AgeHtffnr TIE
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMFY
c3E HmVv ToELrL
~ lcl11TlaI-al o. ~ ~ fsf-lrl ssf|sf 80 1af
care ne inl1ft1.- cgugsHg IN ih- saf1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

The Survey Department have just received from
the Forbes Photo Lithographic Company Of BOs-
ton, copies of n map of the island OF Oahu from
trCuometrical surveys made by W. d. Alexander,
G.. ]. Lyons, NJ. u. Monsarrat, J. Brown and
William Webster. the finished map by Richard
Covington. The map Is drawn on a scale OF one
sixty thousandth Of the area and shows I. Tn
angulation stations. . Acres Of land. j. Gov
crnmcnt lands. T. Land commission awards ..
ROYAL Patent lands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01
ISLAND LOCALS.

ABOUT TowN.
Our thanks arc due to Messrs. Merrill & Co for
file Of papers.
The ctr q Nee J-orl reported a barkouiiuo of
the north Of Molokai.
We hear that Or. J. Mott smith is in Oregon
working up the Treaty.
Many important articles and communications
arc unavoidably held over
Hon. H. N. Whitney returned TO Kan, Hawaii,
per steamer f'rllaHi on the 9th nit
Good news for all investing in ST. Jacobs OIL.
For rheumatic sufferers its fortune.
HRH. Ruth was, at last accounts somsvhat
better in health and constantly improving.
meeting Of parties interested in the coming
Regatta is called for Thursday, the I'd inst.
We hear that Mrs Chambro NEE Ida Won Phis-
ter has presented her husband with daughter
The Banoo cases will be heard out Of term, by
agreement. The first on the list will be heard to-
Quick mail despatch may be noted; letter
came through from Copenhagen 10 these islands
in p days
Between s aud II O'Clock on Sunday morning it
was 70 dark that those who wished 30 read OF write
had to use lamps.
6. H. De Long Post No. A., G. a. Il. meets To-
morrow evening at Knights Of Pythias Hall Fort
street. at 80 O'Clock.
Would :he Minister Of Finance kindly LET the
Public have an idea Of what De- views upon the
coinage question are
We would call attention to an amusing letter
from New York The Swindled Missionary,
which WIS written specially for the Ga-cifs Sec
9Th page.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

a luIpluu OK IlAlI0u lIull VIC e . = -iti'hN
under command of Lieut. Commander Nelson of
that vessel proccedod on the 9th inst the wreck
cd NigausH OF the bar. and exploded torpedoes at
both port bow aud quarter. This action was taken
for the purpose Of making holes al either end Of
the vessel and thus allowing free passage for the
decumpusluC wheat 10 pass out and obvlate the
prospects Of a season Of sickness. caused by the
foul airs being driven tuwnwards by s0uiherly
wind The object desired, viz providing an open
passage, was successfully accomplished and the
foul odors are nov daily lessening.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-21

THE idea that the government of the
United States, with nothing to gain there
by, had stopped to bride the jury in the
star-route case is absurd, and suspicion was
cast on DICKSON, the foreman OF the jury, as
soon as he stated that he had been offered
So. 900 TO convict the prisoners. Since then
the impression has been constantly grow
ing that the announcement, as Indicted by
the foreman, was but trick to manuiac-
ture public sympathy and prestige for the
criminals. Speaking Of this matter, the
Philadelphia Times remarks: The
charge of Foreman Dickson that he was
approached by an agent of the government
with an offer of $4,000 if he would vote for
conviction in the star route cases, is likely
to prove a boomerang TO the defense, as the
prosecution will be compelled, in order to
pregerye its good name, o sift the matter
to the bottom. ATToRNEY-GENERAL
BREWSTER, as the representative Of the gov
eminent, cannot afford to lay under the
imputation of having sought to procure
conviction by means OF bribery, and will
therefore be likely to push both the inves-
tigation and lie new trials with . great
deal more thoroughness and energy than if
his own honesty had been impugned. 1t
often happens that rsscals, in their eager
ness TO provide a way of escape from the
result Of their crimes, overshoot the mark,
and it would not be strange If this should
prove striking illustration of the above
truthn
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-21
ACloss Call.

Alfred Hail. colored, bounced into the
office OF County Attorney Seay yesterday
morning, nearly out of breath, and stated
that he wanted to put the law to Mr.. Sam
Klein, who he said had shot his hat of his
head with pistol and he offered his head
peice, which was perforated as evidence
corroberative OF what he had sad.
He made an affidavit against Mr.. Klein,
charging him with assault to Kill.
His statement that he used to work for Mr..
Klein, and that yesterday morning he
stopped at his house TO see colored BOY,
when Mr.. Klein asked him is that you,
Alfreo2" to which he assented, when Mr..
Klein told him TO get off the place at once,
which he proceeded to do, but be-
fore he got far Mr.. Klein shot at
him, the bullet perforating the
crown OF his hat. Alfred's statement
TO anyone who knew Mr.. Klein appeared
rather remarkable and IL was very plain 10
be seen that there was something else that
prompted Klein TO fire, which Hall was
keeping back. Mr.. Klein alleges that some
time ago, while the negro was in his en-
ploy. he missed his wood saw. axe, ETC.,
and that he had given Hall warning TO
keep off his premises. When he saw him
him on the premises yesterday morning,
demanded Of him what was wanted, when
Hall said that abe was looking for boy.
Mr. Klein ordered him of, when be pulled
a knife and threatened TO carve him, when
Klein fred on him, shooting him through
the top Of the hat.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-21
The Late Judge Good.

This morning, ON the east bound train,
the remains of Judge Good will be brought
to the city, in charge of the escort sent to
Fort Worth by the Knights Templar to re-
ceive them there. They will be met at the
depot by the Knights Templar and others
and conveyed to the asvlum of the order
where from IL a. m. TO II m. they will lie in
state under guard. The body will then be
removed to the deceased's late residence in
East Dallas from which the funeral will
plar, Masonic lodges, Odd Fellows, the Dali
las bar, fire department, military compa-
mics, other orders and.citizens generally,
will Join in the procession and otherwise
assist in paying the last sad honors to our
latedistinguished and universally popular
ana beloved citizen. Notices viii Dc seen
in our columns this morning Of the places
and times for the assembling of the various
ORGANIZATIONS.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-21
SENTENCED TO BE SHOT.


Jim MoGInIy Kills n Mexican and IL Son.
fenced by the Authorities OF Mexico to DO
Shot to Death.
A letter received by a gentleman Of this
city from former resident who is at pres
ent in Mexico says that Jim McGinly, who
formerly lived here has been sentenced by
the courts OF that country to be shot on the
charge of murder. McGinly after he left
here went to El Paso and from there to
Mexico, and at the time he did the killing
he was working as laborer on Palmer q
north from the City of Mexico.
Orders had been issued by the management
OF the line that no one save the engineer
and fireman should be permitted to ride on
the locomotive. McGinly insisted ON
riding and the fireman, who was Next
can, refusing, scuffle ensued, in which
McGinly shot and killed him. He was ar
rested, tried and condemned to be shot, as
this is the mode of execution in that coun-
try instead Of hanging. The letter did
not state when the execution would take
place. He is powerful man and had sew
eral hard fights here, but was good-hearted
and not of disposition to hunt up quar-
rel and was always found on the side Of the
weak, and it will appear strange to those
who knew him that he is to be executed for
murder.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-21

THE New York Mail and Express grows
enthusiastic and devotional in its contem'
plation of the prosperous condition OF the
country. 1t speaks in this wise st is on
the yearly products of the soil, after all,
that the volume and prosperity of all sorts
of business and the values of the majority
of stock holdings are based. And we
are now able TO feel the utmost security
as to the yield of crop products that
will guarantee another year Of national
growth and development of financial sound
ness. Tho most hopeful anticipation OF
well informed and qualified observers OF the
growing crops have been surpassed, and all
classes of patriotic and devout Americans
may already prepare for a joyful celebra-
ton of our most peculiar national festival,
that of Thanksgiving Day."