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commandment" said John ID SYusus
elf a man were 10 tall GOV anu ~ a.
ship the silk hat, Tor u Is not msue III III
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,,1der the earth" Besides it heats the
bead and causes the hair 10 fall on.
Parker's Hair Baisam will stop that
and restore the original color 70 SrAy
or faded hair. Not oily, not DYE, oe-
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Nstics Of insolvency
Ofthe Estate Of Catherine COrarn


oFFfcF OF THE COUNTY COURT CLERK
RUrLEDGE, GRAISGKR COUNTY, Tenn
WHEREAS, SUGGESTION OF THE INsQL-
w vsncy Of the estate Of Catherine C1r1I m n ~
hen made TO me. J n. Goldman, Clerk OF tne
County Court OF Granger county, Iennessee, Iy
TrlrieL Helm administrator Of said estate GUY
snDofpted BY the County Court Of said granger
county. aud who las duly quallned ACCORDING "a
law Now therefore, In consideration OF sal9
snggestioD and the duties and power IN me vested
bv law IL is hereby ordered by me, tbat hAle az
ninistrator Ulrich Helm, give notice oy adNer-
| tisement in The MoRRIsIovS GAzEIiEs He r
paper published in Morristown Tenn Ana' So
n The Court house door In Rntledge, Ienn-, ioE
All persons having claims against SAD esaAle, -
4 appear and hle the same. althentieAteu IL 'He
! manner prescribed by law, on or against the
25th Day of January. 1854.
/ vvt,,s.smv hand. AT ONCE in RutleSge, on this
i 10th day Of October, 1855
IN. GOLDMAN, CLERK,
Granger County Court.
ULRICH HEM. ADMIStsrhAIoh-
/ FUIKERsoS 4 HEEDERsoS, Attorneys TOT Ao
4 ruinistrAtor lOet. "A, lssS-4~ks-prs iee
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sAn.Eugiish Veferinary Surgeon and Chemist
ri me Horse and Cattle Powders sold here
are worthless fssh- He says thaf hherldan's
Condition Powders are abs0lG ttly psire2 and
1aArtIensely valuable. Nothing ON earth will n
TAI to pintfoo Sold everywhere or SEM p
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Shipping News and Reports

The steamship GIeuelg sailed for Hoagkong
Thursday afternoon.
The steamship Hankow will leave Sunday morn
ing fer San Francisco.
The German steamer Ehrenfels that left here on
18th of May for Hongkong arrived at her destina-
ton May 81. She had fine weather throughout the
trip.
The barks st. Lawrence and Nonantum having
discharged their freight are now taking in ballast.
The W. G. Irwin arrived Wednesday night, II
days from San Francisco. She anchored outside.
A fall rugged ship, standing to lesward, passed
this port Thursday afternoon.
The W. G.. Irwin hauled alongside the Custom
House wharf Thursday and at once commenced
discharging her freight.
The captain of the W. q. Irwin reports leaving
San Francisco on June 81. Had light trade winds
and smooth sea all the way to port. On Wednes-
day morning she passed the J. d. Spreckels, bound
from Kahului to the Coast, and a schooner sup
posed TO be the Ida Schnauer, bound to Kahului
from Frisco. The Irwin brings a full cargo of
general merchandise
The ID. C.. Murray, Falkinburg, w. G. Irwin,
Claus Spreckels, and Ella, are all rapidly dis
charging their large cargoes of freight.
The steamer Lehua grazed her bottom on the
coral reefs at the Reciprocity Sugar Company's land
ing, at Hama, Maui, early on Thursday moraing.
She was not much damaged.
The Captain Of the bktne. Ella reports lea ying San
Francisco on the Odd of June; had very fine, calm
weather, with smooth seas; light, fair winds, but
only three days of trade winds
The Ella brings a full cargo of general merchan=
disc. She was seventeen and a half days on the trip,
THE .. ). MARIPosA.
Messrs. Irwin 4 Co. agents of the o. ). S. Co.,
state that the Mariposa will leave San Francisco
on or about the Goth instant, and they have adver-
tised her to leave here on 1st August for the Coast.
Messrs J. d.. Spreckles ( Bros. heard of her de-
parture from Rio Janiero on 7th June. the vessel
having arrived there from Philadelphia in sixteen
days heating the Queen of the Pacitic's time by
four DAYS.
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H. I. J. M. S. RINJIO KWAN.
Medical Report on the Sickness,

We the undersigned Ct. TrOusseau, NJ. d. and
Arthur Mouritz, N. D.. have this third day of July,
1888, visited the japanese warship, 4" Rinjio
Rwan BY order Of the President Of the Board Of
Health.
After a short interview with the captain We WIS.,
tied the quarters of the seamen, and were shown
By the doctor twenty-six men laid up in their ham
mocks. These men are all suffering from a disease
peculiar TO Asiatic races, principally the Japanese
and Chinese. and known III Japan as kaki or kake,
and in the medical world as Beribsri, French
name.) We ara thoroughly familiar with the dis
ease rather prevalent in the Hawaiian Islam Is
amongst the Chinese laborers. Our opinion is that
the disease is nOn-contagious mostly induced by
food-pOisoRing, although the cause of the disease
is, We confess, rather obscure. The captain
wishes to land the tweRty-six sick men in Homo
lulu; hire a suitable house, beds, etc. to aocommo-
date thirty people and have the ships doctor TO at
tend upon them during the stay of the vessel in
port, probably three or four weeks.
We see no objection to the President of the
Board of Health allowing such q course, without
any restriction whatsoever, although under all
probabilities some of the patients will die during
their stay in port. We only mention this fact so
that no foolish scare should take place, and it
might be advisable in case the men were allowed
10 land to publish q statement of the above men,
toned facts. G. TKoUssEAU,
Port Physician.
ARTHUR AoURITZ.
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Charters Granted.

Al a meeting of the Privy Council held yester-
day, a charter was granted to the Waikapu Sugar
Company on Maui, G.. W. Macfarlane & Co. agents.
The capital of the company is S250,00G; all the
shares are taken up and held by G. W. Maefarlsne,
H. McFarlance, ". II. Cornwell and H. Cornwell
Petitions for amendments to the charters of he
Honokaa Sugar Company and the Pacific Sugar
Mill were also granted. These companies of which
Nj. F. A. Schaefer is the agent, are now enabled
to reduce the value of shares, in the former case
from $1,000 to 800. and in the latter case from
$500 to 800. The number of shares ia each plan
tation being of course proportiOnately increased.
1t was thought advisable by the company to have
the power to make such changes as 500 stock is
more easily quoted and saleable than the
larger amount.
Messrs. E. @. Hall 4 Son also obtained a charter
and THEN business will be transferred to a company
under the name of E. o. Hall & C, limited, with a
capital of $500 900.
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Island Notes.
KAHULuI, MAUI.

maui
On the night of the 4th the entire population
of this little burgh, and many from elsewhere
gathered at the house and grounds Of Mr.. T..
Bailey to witness the display OF fireworks. Our
stock was II large one and Of the best quality.
and for about an hour the spectators were de-
lighted; when suddenly there was an alarm
given which was Immediately followed by a loud
report and n perfect cloud of fiery serpents aud
colored balls darting here there and everywhere.
Some careless person had approached the
boxes oontainingt the stock while fixing II roman
candle, and some of the sparks falling into the
boxes the frewOrksignited aud of they went be-
fore anything could be done 10 stop them.
More than two-thirds of the whole stock was
thus destroyed, much to the di sgust and disap-
pointment Of all.
The bali at Sprecklesville on the night of the
Sd was n very nice affair. There were about
twenty-five couples present. Captain Hebron
ordered "A special train to be run from both ends
OF the road. carrying the invited guests. The
vessels Sadie f. Caller, j. d. Spreckles, and
Kiiuea Hou Were gaily dressed in bunting. and
made our little port look quite bright.
Claus Spreckles' warehouse was broken into
last week, and about $3.50 worth Of cigars
stolen; no trace Of the robbers has been found
as yet.
MI. W. +. Rowell has resigned here as mana
ger of Captain Hobron's business, aud goes TO
Honolulu to live. He was IA general favorite
aud We regret to lose him.
HAMAKUA, HAWAII.
The Fourth of July was kept at Honokaa as a
general holiday, and everyone seemed 10 enjoy
themselves, Our loyal townsman MIR. W. Con-
radt celebrated the occasion by firing off some
thirty rounds, with the aid Of two blacksmith
anvils, which, in the absence of a gnn, mako a
very good report.
The weather has been very dry aud warm for
the last week, aud water is beginning to get
scarce. The cane in some places is showing the
effects OF the hot sum, and is looking brown.
On last Monday, while some natives were
burning off some rubbish from n cano aeld Of
Mr.. Lyman's, on Paauhau, the cane in an adj
joining field caught fire, and some fifteen acres
were burnt, but as it was only II year old, it is
thought a groat deal of it may recover if we have
rain soon.
The new tramway at Paauhau is progressing
rapidly, under the supervision of Mr.. John Hal
iday, and will be completed in about two weeks.
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rs.

CoAsrwrsE-saturiay July
Schr GsE1 siseL- for hOOlau- Oahu
sshr waimalu, fIr Il .nomn, Hawaii
Srhr Mar + Poster for HOunhpor HAWAII
Monday, July 9.
srmr & Il Bishop. Gamer on. for Kauai
StIlr EilAuea HOu, Sears, for kahulGi, Maui
-tIur MokOli. Mr,res1r, for KOOlaI. oahu
Schr wAiol, FOE PaauhIu HAWAII
schr Emna, for wzianae. Oahu
5cLF Marion, TOR KuSuihaele1 Hawaii
Tuesday, July To-
stmr Lik-like. King, Tor Maui aud Hawaii
Stur James Make, McDouald, for Kauai
stWr WsimsnaIo. nelson. for Waimanalo. Oahu
schr Rz Moi. for KaiwilEhilshi, Hawaii
sur Wsiehu. for Onomea; HaEaii
s.Er Mary Alice, Tor KalIupspa ami MoaEui, Mo!okai
S-isr Wsilele, for Msliko, Maui
sshr uslolo, Tor GakalAu. Hawaii
Wednesday, July IL
Schr ErkauIupLi. for HAGalei, Kauai
-chT Jruu.r, Tor uauamaulu, kzuai
Sehr EhuLai, for " aIaluA, Oahu
Thursday. July Is.
s-hr jennie Walker, Tor Hilo, Hawaii
-ehr PzIaIi, for Hsualei, Kauai
SehE POhOiki. tr MaIpio and Puma, Hawaii
F-iiay, July Is.
stmr wairaaualo, Nelson. for wsinanalo, Oahu
F~oREToS-sstgrday. July =
; Zeslsudia, for Auckland and sydney
sunday, July :.
L ; Essex, for Yokohams
Tuesday. July 10.
An bktne ConsueIO, Cousins, Tor sau Francisco
Wednesday, July IL.
Amr blk Hop, PenhaIlow for Port Townsend in BALLAST
Bkne Jane a. Falkinburs, Goodman, for san Francisco
Thursday, July Is.
5 : Gl-uelg. s~peechIey. for HongkoHg
friday, July Is
Bk Nonautum, for Victoria, b c
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PORT OF HONOLULU. n.
ARRIVALS


Co.sTwIsE-Fnday July g.
s,nr Nokolif, MeGregor, from EOOlau, Oahu, with 1904
bsgs rice. $50 bag. paddy and - hides o.h. v,,b
Saturday, July :.
s,rrC y Bisbop. Cameron. from Kauai. with 2j7I bags
sugar, go bag paddy and q hides 80
6tnr James Mskee, Mcdonald from hAnAI' VIII To-"
Tags sugar and CSC bags paddy 40
stmr Kflauea HOu, Sears. from hAhviui' Maui, Win 80
Schr Mans. from Hil0, Hawaii, with 7s7 bags sugar
schr Emma, from Heels, kOolsu, Oahu, with lOls bags
sugar
stmr Likelike, King, from Maui and Hawaii, with 2iR
nag. sugar ITO bbis mOIAsses and Il bOls beef
Srhr Pauahi. from Hanalei, Kauai, with 100 bags PADDY
schr Ehukai, from Waislua, Oahu, with 1927 bags rice
Schr PohOiki. from Puma, Hawaii, with n cords wood
Tuesday, July 10.
schr Jennie, from Kekaha, Kauai. with 81 bags sugar
d. schr HAuuokavsi from Kukuihsele, Hawai-
Wednesday, July IL
.,mr w.iInanslo, Nelson, from waiaanalo, oahu, with
"a bags sugar
Thursday, July I3.
sehr HaIesssIa, from Pepe~k-o, Hawaii, with 400 bags
sehr Leahi, from KohoIalele, Hawaii. with 1873 bags
sehr Kauik-aouIi. from Honokaa, Hawaii. with 1865 bags
sugar
strar lanes Nakee, Mcdonald, from Kauai, with 1903
Lags sugar, gI hsgs paddy and - bags rice
StIur Lehus. LsrenD=n. from Maui and MOlokal' Win
ss2 bags sugAT and ~ sheep
schT GeuT sigsI, from K0Olar, Oahu. with 600 bags rice
FoRTIGS-Wednesdsy, july II.
Brig " 6 Irwin, Turner, from San Francisco
Fndsy. July rs
Bstue Ella. from sau Francisco
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TAX ASSESSORS
SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE OF ALL PERSONS LIABLE TO
il taxation is particularly directed 10 Section 80 Of
:" An Act 10 C0naoliddfs and Amend the Lao Relating 20
Internal TdTSs," which reads thus:
SECTION 49, Every person owning any property, real or
personal, whether entitled TO exemption or not, shall
within the time prescribed in such notice az aforesaid,
prepare and deliver to the Assessor, or at the place men
toned by him in such notice, q statement in writing signed
by the person making the same.
L OF the description, situation and DaiuF Of the real
and personal property belonging to such person, including
moneys deposited with any bank or banking company or
other persons Of eUsTy kind and from sDeTy source, or Of
which such person had the PQSSsssiOn, custody or coHnc
ON the first day OF July then Immediately preceding.
III. OF all mortgages, incumbrAnces, and charges Sc
cured thereon respectively, with the names and residences
of the persons to whom mortgages, membranes or
charges are owing.
III Of all animals and other property subject 20 taxa
ton which were In the possession, custody or control o
slch person on the first day Of July.
~. OF the names of all persons subject 70 taxation In
the employ Of such person on the said first day OF July, 20
which statement shall be added q declaration thatthe same
+. Il. HAYSELDEN.
Tax Assessor for the District Of Honolulu.
jly12 d&wtf
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San fEANClsCO. June JVs looo-
Mss.ra. Williams, DimOnd & Cos report:
SratE-The market for local refined remains
steady at same prices a. last.
Cuba eentrifugals in New York are quoted at
7Ec.@Tsse. for So. There has been a decided fall
in the Manila market, aud W. now make the basis
for 81 s6.2Sc.
RIcE-Has declined l cent per n since last ad-
vices. and Is now weak at 44c. After to-day the
duty on foreign rice will be &c. less.
FLOUE-Golden Gate S5.25. Fl Dorado S4.25.
BRAN-SI5S9 S16 {. o. b.
BAzLEY-Fsed l cent {. y b.
oArs-Fair to choice % d2it.
HRr-Compressed bales, old wheat SI4GS16.
New Wild cat SI3GSiI.
CaARTERs-Marke at this time quiet, both ton
maze and charterers waiting movement of new
crop. spot iron tonnage Is held SIS. Cd, Cork,
U. h. wooden. 5Os-. Liverpool direct, with AS. Of
fered. English advicss continue Of a very dull
nature.
ExcHASGE-6O days sight on London 4shd. New
York L premium.
The San Francisco News Letter of June 80 SAYS:
The arrivals during the week have been large, aud
include the following, per Arabic from Hongkong,
4,I66 bags Manila the Elmstone i yet TO arrive
frOn Manila with 1860 piculs from Hawaii we
have the schooner J. C.. Ford with {, 1904 bags W.
G.. Irwin, 1 O,562 bags; bark Discovery, IL, As bags;
Hawaiian Grocery grades sell readily at &C.; Re
6ning do, 6GSc.
The new tariff on sugar went into effect June
LIST, and il without doubt the most important
change MADE IN the tariff Ct the last session Of
Congress. The now duties are as follows On all
sugars not above No. 1S Dutch standard in color
all tank bottoms, syrup Of cane juice or Of bee
juice, melada, concentrated melada, concrete aud
concentrated molasses
Polariscope test 10 &c II 70 7s so 81
Duty, cents e n lao LA 1.4s 1.52 1.56 LEO 1.64
PelariscOpe tSst 81 So 81 So Sc 81 s.
DUTY, cents z n Les I.T2 1.76 $50 I.s4 L.sS 10:
HolaTiseOPe test SO so 81 90 80 "a 81
DUTY. cents r n I.9e 200 2O4 2.Os PIP 2.l6 22C
tolaEIscOPe test 60 81 IS SO leo
Duty, cents e n 2.24 2.2s 2.s2 2.S6 2.4O