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inscribed thereon. Their stage names were
Amminihy litlindy, tlouHdy. Dooihy,
TRINITY, flntndy, tomhy. liyamanihy and
illamandy IN The pfasy, wofl a.day worll
they afe known, IN The orief given al,o,c. o.
Misses Frances N, Iarl, Minny Bolster, Alice
J.. fillebrownc, sadie clarke. Lizzie Cool
win, Ngncs clafkc, n. T. Bufgess, Anna
Woodland and Nellie Bolster kcimnh. alas :
had gone 10 hof long home, and i.ucindy had
mn away with naughty Norman bui after .
while tefnshy twhu WIS, really aud truly, ."
Miss Josie Magiifc) came on The stage with
her bandbos aud "ihc play vent on The
little girl whp played Dofoihy W. perhaps the
euieai, because the liniesi u the sister
Anmnlhy Wa maniicsily Nc most amusing
The credit 81 ihiq neat little Performance I
largely due 20 Mis- Lack, who aaw q similar
performance IN San Francisco during recent
visit, aud. with the assistance Of Nj. Gcofpe
Ashley, arranged that ~ last Monday night
After the literary and musical programme
was over, the audience were served with Ice
cream and cakes to Their stomach conlcn,
~ the excellent Sancbo has H. Then, after
much talk congrauhtoy ADD y1huua, the
gathering broke mp
he ladies and gentlemen u the lodge gen.
orally were active and as,iluous In attention 10
Their gucsta. Mrs ]. T. Bowler had the music
IN charge Mrs. Lama Dickson and Mis-
Lack arranged the literary exercises and Mrs
Dickson, Mrs. Frank Godfrey and Mrs. A. |.
burgess formed the fclfeshment committee
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When Mr.. w. G.. Irwin was last at the
coast he informed his san Francisco partner
that the Musical Hall ootporntion was heavily
IN debt, and that the properly would probably
'opn go to The hammer, and advised pur.
chase Of the property by the firm, 10 BE- held
~ useful adjunct Of The steamship company
In the following Way II was mol pufIDscd
To "nln the theatre IN any other sense Than
as owners of the property, holding il fof reason.
able rental to all responsible and reputable
theatrical ~ musical organization thai nigbt
come To Honolulu, attracted by The frequent
steamship communication with San Francisco,
assured by The establishment ~ The new line.
Mr.. Spcckcls' Nnpolconic brain caught the
idea OF his spnghily field marshal son the fly"
The result ol that interview was the recent
purchase. II was good bargnin-for the
community. II insures the city an adequate
amusement hall, 10y the best possible terms Of
arrangement. Responsible, and At the same
time liberal landlords vii! hold The property
open for rental. Any good Amusement com.
pany desiring TO visit the islands can be sure
Of commodious, convenient ard attractive
quarters. Visitors will complain less at the
dcpriva'ions Of Ifonolulan life, II they happen
here during season Of light opera or a week
OF drama. As the delicious Mr. Pickering
would say, II is unsafe 10 prejudice in al
vance," but !, Is a perfectly sure proposition
that the property, judiciously handled, win pay
a small direct interest on the investment
which is all lis owners hope for it,.
Judge Iickeron, whose legal eyes are as
often in fine frenzy, rolling as in any oihe,
employment, may take it into his thespian
sconce 10 bring over a dramatic company when
he returns. OF course, II he does 50, the en-.
terprse will be a personal one, as Messrs. W.
& Irwin q Co., while they will do all in
their power TO help any such company Ia I'LL a
successful engagement, will in no case act as
pfoprietors OF managers of any amusement
company, having their hands quite full enough
already
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The banking house Of Bishop 4 Co. was
twenty-five years old yesterday Its original
partners were MeaSrs. Charles K. Bishop and
W. A. Aldnoh. IN September, 1850, Mr..
Aldrich sold his interest 10 Mr.. ". 4. Ralsion,
then the president 81 the Bank Of California
Mr.. bishop becoming sole partner in the fol-
lowing year In May, 1875. Mr.. John II.
Patty was admitted 10 pafinership, and, in
September, 1851, Mr.. Samuel N. damon was
also admitted, The bank opened August ~.
1858. The clerks have been as follows, with
.ervice dating from the years following their
names John II. Patty, 1850; II. NJ stilln,an.
1904; James Massey, 1890, Henry ". Nc.
Coughiy. 1900; ;. NJ, Damon, 1870, IL. u.
Poor, 1874; u. !. bolics, Jr., 1876 !. ". Mac
larlane, 1871, l.. G.. Nesmiih. 1878; {. A.
brown. 1878; &. T. Bishop, 1875; John
NJ, DowSeit, 1896 A. N. Robinson, 1870;
Charles !. peeIing, 1896 George II, Vii
holt, 1870; i. X. Adams, 1852; A. IL.
Fisher, 1885, Charles iius,ace, 1885, A. u.
Calvert. 1883. Messrs. Siilman, Macfar.
lane, Brown. Dowset,, Deering, Fisher,
service OF the bank. kaluna has been from
the beginning. with shor intervals 81
absence, the potter u The hank and the bank
building. The hrsi Office 81 bishop 4 Co.
was IN the easl corner of the Make Block
where they occupied room about i6sIs, until,
~ gradual ahsnIaIs'p, thu business required
he uke 81 one'half OF the lower floor OF the
block. The establishment moved into is
present handsome quaIicis in May, 1878. !,
had but three correspondent, al the start, bat
has now agent, IA many al the principal parts
Of the world. the last one hsins Rolhehilds ia
London.
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On the 9th of Angus, the appointment Of
Major Charles r. Gulick as minister Of in
terror was gazct,ed and this appointment be.
came matter Of great surprise. Gibson had
been running about here and there without nc.
complishing his purpose, and was trembling
on his last legs, fearing his end had come.
But, as last resort, he led forth the man whom
he had caused to be expelled from the Inferior
Office in the legislative session OF 1873, and
sat down AT the same council board with him.
Thus he has patched up again his cabinet, and
three-iourths oil II is provided for, and only
one-fourth is wanting.
But the missing part is one Of the most i'm
portant Offices of the government How
long, pray, is the government TO be carried on
by an incompetent cabinetf
AT present Gibson alone remains Of the
cabine, TO which he was appointed, May 20,
1882. All his previous colleagues have de-
serted him, and his present ones are new men.
How long will his presen, colleagues hold with
him before they also leave him2
We can see no reason why the king should
persistenty retain as premier a man who is
cursed by the whole nation. Docs he wish TO
resist the nation that exalted him 10 the throne
Of Hawaii?
We have heard the saying, ascribcd to some
one, 81 will stick by this cabinet TO the bitter
end but all have deserted this cabinet save
this one man, Gibson.
1t is matter Of great astonishment that the
king should hold on to Gibson so for an i'm
proper reason, and tina, he should not consent
10 carry out the wish Of the nation. As a re-
suit Of this, conjectures are becoming rife in
the community that there is a power back Of
the king that is sustaining Gibson, and that
perhaps il is he who is now termed the boss
{ "alii kui"). 1t is now thought that Gibson
is kept in the cabinet as the servant Of this
boss, to do his wishes. II these reports are
true that are now being banded about, then
the government will soon be in the oven of
and the nation will then have merely
to grin and bear it,
Therefore, the nation will do well now to
inform itself about the affairs o1hs govern
ment. -Ha7ouu Pae .find, Ang. IN, 1885,.
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The Y. NJ. C. a. Hall was "paekei,
crammed, jammed last Monday night. The
occasion was the first anniversary OF the in.
stiiuiion Of Algaroba Lodge. The hall had
been tastefully decorated with evergreens, with
the lodge name, with the motto "Welcomr
and with flags and colnred muslin. Thanking
and in from, Of the platform was an enclosed
space, forming pretty little stage and the
Necessary dressing rooms. a piano was
placed on the floor to the left of the dividing
curtain. Standing beside this piano, Mr..
!. u. Aiherion addressed the largest audience
that the hall has so far held II all the invited
guests to whom Mr., AiheIton spoke were total
abstainefs, of even strictly temperate, the
cause has no need to fear for ilonolulu's
future.
After briefly detailing the history Of this last
attempt to form lodge in this city, and call.
ing attention To many Of the difficulties under
which temperance is struggling here, Mr..
Atherton gave welcome To the guests Of the
lodge, and then announced the first number
ON the evenings programme, piano solo by
Mrs. J.. T. Bowler This was followed by an
address on Temperance, delivered by Mrs.
Hugh iIasiie, The lady spoke without notes
and was both impressive anal intellectual in her
treatment Of that always lritc YET always
umei} SUBJECT AlfN. Ttaatic nal tell Aick
bed Ia fulfill a promise To the lnlge and de.
serves the thanks of all the audience for an
effort that must have cost her no little addi-
ionaI suffering. Mrs. A. ID. Pierce, Mrs.
Z. &. Damon, MI. W. W. Hall and Mr..
A, NJ Bradley sang quarteiic song. Nj.
y. NJ. Crowley read selection from the
Temperance Year Book Mrs. Pierce and
Mra. Damon sang a duet. Then thee was
some chaneief singing BY Miss Alice File.
bsowne. AIiss Martha DoIsie, and Mr. j. ",
L. Maguire. They gave The GYlsy's Nam
Ing IN realistic hshion, Miss fiiieh'o~ne
representing the gypsy. Miss bolster AMI Nh.
Mcguire sang comic duet that ran through a
m,her funny dialogue 10 hall a score Of popu
lar ays. Miss Jane Hare reciiei some " lA1wn
ESd' dialect verse. The little lady was al
mirahly made up and had as fairly accurate an
ijra 81 the requirements 81 her pat As child
wdo had lived 40 long in Hawaii well could
have. Mr. W. G. Wood. accompanied by
Miss Fanny +. Quo, sang two songs we'll
despite the opposition music Of a had little
baby who formed an altogether i,npropes pos.
ton u the sallenee, And then The curtains
yawned and gave viev u The nina a,nsas
Peak Sisters" from "Aia.kie, They Mere
diessed In sadiani robes as Il ihsy had stepped
oul VI the Oriental, yet Arctic pages ol Jules
Verne. Each wore ON hsS we'll poised head a
tall, conieai white cap, with the Ssssevs naa'e
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Wells, Fargo a Company.

The best known and most reliable f,psess Company in
the world has oI~nsd agene, ia iionaluu 70, the
psomp, and efficient dispatch Of Packages Letter,
from the Hawaiian Islands 10 any part d the United
States Europe, IN which the Company has asencies
os with which il makes connections ihe principal
point 10 be remembered about this business IS ,ha. the
Company viii take Paetas fm lhs Stores. Asensies
OF Residences " IL Patrons, and deliver them AZ ,hcr
destination, for One ChsIge -i,eladlns tnsuianee
Duty and cussom iioase brokerage, The Company
has aciliss ios the transportation d CON unelusls
b, any other carrying company. i,s immsass business
enables Il To secure Insurance a, remarkably ~ rates
The gsea, recommendation 10 the rublic IN al this can
he understood AZ glance. The iionolaln Agency u
tho Company i a, Robs'sol Cos News Store. The
agent Is Mr.. W. O. Ashley, Long vel known frosa his
connection ~i,h the E.psess business In this city
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card Of Thanks.

II. l. J NJ. & Rinjio Kuau-- Honolulu, August S.
iss3--Me~sr- Kennedy a Co, Wholesale Grocers.
Honolulu -Gen'lensn We tender To YOU ON thanks
for the able and eicen, manner in which you supplied
our ship With Your good, while in this port and 6ied
Us out ior And after thorough examination,
commend your house for handling fresh. 6rsici
goods, al reasonable price, and recommend you to the
favorable consideration Of all naval vessels visiting your
port in need q suppIies Very respectfully,
5, U, iro, Captain
X yAAiAMo1o. Chief Surgeon
$, NAuoI, Chief Paymas,er.
rs4.rm NJ. AIBARA, Assistant Paymasi,r =
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Gould's new yacht was given a trial trip re-
Gently, and was pronounced the fastest deep sea
yacht ahoat. Al times she averaged six
teen knots an hour, more than seventeen miles.
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BORN.

In Honolulu, Angus, 81 1881, the wife Of MARX ~
Kennedy, son.
San francisco papers pe..Se eopyl
In Honolulu, Angus, 10, to tn wife Of Mr. j u Ka.
walnut a
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The Southern Pacific Railway seems to be
making successful efforts to do the bulk Of the
wheat carrying from Central California to the
Atlantic sea board.
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THE EXPRESS BUSINESS.

Ashley 4 Hsbbard. having the iargese'wagon
In the business, are prepared TO carry passen-
gers and move freight Of all descriptions to and
from any part 4 the town or viclnlsy. with
quick Dispatch, and At the lowest possible rates
u yon want to reach your work and be re-
turned always time. at the most reasonable
figures. go to Ashisy 4 Hebbard.
u you want your htaiturs moved with care.
20 to Ashley 4 Hsbbard
u you want your bagssse moved With qsieL
dispatch, 20 to Ashley 4 Hebbard
ifyoa have heavy freisLsiag to be doss. 20 To
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II You have light parcels to be delivered. 20
to Ashley q Hebbasd
y you have szpssssass Of any ssst to be
attended TO, 60 to Ashley 4 Hebbard.
Mr. W. G. Ashley having the usaslala
agency ios Wells. Fame : Ca. I'D hslas
PsomPsy IN bead al neo~iag sssamsn u
prepared to isob afsss freight o. hassszs With
psompsAsss and certainty
Ashley Z Hsbsasd WI, dssvss an ~ wsas.
Fargo business At this rod II TIE lAs. AID ~
cali At houses Toe wsia Fasse packages. vAsu
asslksa sy ssIspAsss q ssAssuias-
AsH'H hksssso Tsl<pAoa< s,s
"klls' fAsso Go ts<pAoss
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The street isamwsy scheme hangs fire. II
possible, is true mwanlness viii be shown
anon
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A large amour, II interesting :" Other
Island news - unayoldsbly crowded gu, u
this issue.
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4 saetss>f. toass 4 Aaeee.shai iio'vs a sult,
ing Instance Of 'acfs's "a Retail ns Gesis' way Is
afforded b, tbs Leading Millinery House 81 Charles J.
Fi>hsl e~ess for and Hotel asss,s Tbs rrpslas
Mr. f'sAsl has acquired ;is al II haliss Aay
Dry Goods iieass can BY isss, advertising. draw ess.
TONERS, oaes twice; hat 10 hold ihs azd enjoy their
eonhdsnes calls ~ The exercise d ,au and ht<salsy
Goods maa ic marked do~n and ,oii Coz shat shsy
are; asssr mifere~ns amy arsie, Thai Is'he polio,
a Charles FishsI. and thar po's, has made tbs d.
ons II The greatest IA is line, The lssiing thorough
fare 4 iionoiaia The leading Millinery ss@s d
Charles ! ti<ehsl, h,o Honoiula shat Masy's i TO
New Sosk. chAls, f'-Asi H'akes 4 vssishs 4 MI
lirsst - Inc ~sss v eas u the lsh'. Il the CIV.
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NJ, W, A, Kinney Va. very low with mala,
rial fever, last night.
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NJ. . orssS srsssn Sra MAsrsr
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N.~srAfrss ttc hs ps..sss, VA a~ss.a,-ss 90
ne Australian .ct'ase.t hs~ feaias,J. III a,,i Saasa
. cents sAsA isp~s Ga l~ssIS sai ss ss,n,si sxa.
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IN ttunalain
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heno'aia. Ass'L sssS srsssmly
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S A d d L Z r Y.
Sugar Bags, 2Ox36.
Coal Bags, 26x37.
Rice Bags and Irvine.

0"f~""ired Corrugated Roofing "a. gauge,
in .. ,. and feet lengths
ROOFING SCREWS AND WASHERS
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+. P ADAMS. Aac,ioassr.
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Pioneer White Lead,

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Auction Sales.
VALUABLE Lands ~ KAUAI

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nascy Paids. Rsgaua Shirts. woal Sims.
Nhns and Colofesl Cotton Shirts
Fanny Scarf. Piios Refer.
hens White and Brown Cotton Half Hos.
Ladies Iiose, ben's Ready .snsd- fIosh;nz.
Mems Fsts,
LADIES isis (~hiie. hisek and AMY era,.l
lHdia kiibi-T Lsats. Gaiss si.d I.s,sis,,s
Blue and Cray iiots2 Biziissfa
WOODEN Blankets. al s'f.s. ooiors and -sishis.
Pefr~' C"rpets, reiret Hugs,
'efref mud Tapestry Door Has.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-03-24
Personal MENTION.

Miss Laura Murphy, of New Orleans,
is visiting friends and relatives here.
She is the guest of Mrs. John Healey.
Our office was honored with a call
from Gen. j. Fl. Cosgrove, formerly OF
the Natchitoches indicator, and NJ.
D. Kavanagh, of Washington, on Tues
day of this week.
Under the personal head last week
we fail to note the arrival Of our young
friend, Mr.. Homer Chachere, who at
tended medical lectures in New Orleans
last winter.
Mr.. II. L. Erich, of Chicot, gave us a
pleasant call during the week. He at
tends court here. Had he remained many
more days in this burg "that girl of
mine" might have quoted him as an in
attentive criminal.