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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-27

WHEN the bus passes certain
stable on King street, ladies in it are
much annoyed to hear the abomina-
BILE expressions used towards them,
by the Hawaiians standing round
there. @ .Hs
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-27

THREE very handsome water colour
paintings ihlhagnifcent frames of
crimson and gold, are now on view
at Mcssrs. Lycans & Johnson's.
They are well worthy of visit. 5
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-27
LOCAL g. GENERAL ITEMS.

DURING the last two months,
between three and four miles OF
railway, have been laid on Heeia
Plantation.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-27

ao On Saturday night, at the lottery
held in Mr.. Johnson's on Fort street,
the gold watch and chain was won
by Mr.. G. Gray and the revolver by
Mr.. c.. Brown.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-27

YESTERDAY morning petition was
being circulated amongst Hawaiians,
for signature, to have the members
of the Hawaiian Board of Health re-
placed by others. The reason as.
signed was that they were doing no.
thing--mcre fgure-heads, in fact.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-27

THE ships boat, reported by telc-
phone as being seen off Makapuu,
Coco Head, on Saturday, belonged
to the Fish Market people. They
sailed out the night before and re-
turned that day.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-27

QUITE a number ofpetty larcenies
seems to be going on on board ships
in the harbor lately. Why don't
they keep stricter watch? sHt
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-27

A neat picket fence has just been
erected on the malsai corner of Fort
and Kukui street, and a plank side
walk laid down along that portion
of Kukui street., It forms great
improvement to the neighborhood.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-27

pair of pants and hat, all Of good
quality, but didn't touch anything
else. In the pockets were a pocket
book and keys, which are inestim-
able to him, but of no value TO any
body else. He wishes t,s to make
known that If these are returned he
will ask no questions about the rest.
A
ON Saturday afternoon team Of
Is boys from Fort street School
played a football match against an
equal number of boys from Oahu
College. The Fort street contingent
Kicked three goals, and their oppoi-
ents none. The first game lasted
over two hours, but the remainder
were quickly finished. .r.s ,.
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VIZ have received copy Of very
interesting photograph from DIR.
Thacher. 1t is entitled ''I'he Missing
Eink," and represents a hairy child
much resembling both monkey and
humanity. The original photo was
taken in London, and Mr.. Williams
has copied them here. The creature
represented was captured in Laos,
one Of the states north of Siam, in
South Eastern Asia. Whether it is
simply freak of nature or a speci-
men Of an actual race We cannot
say. 81 Jn.Gl--A. -l.l.IOl.3 +
We hear of quite Il number of
accidents being caused by the rail-
way Oh Beretana street. Last
Tuesday, a lady was thrown out Of
her carriage. and the carriage
smashed. On Friday as the bus was
coming along one Of the horses got
frightened and jumped over the
other and hung on it, and owing to
this the bus was an hour late in
getting in. Others could be mem
toned. The only remedy for this
is to have a regular time table, and
have this puhlishedt.regularl in
the newspapers, SO that drivers
would know when not to. 60 that
road. ,auoi.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-27
Patent Notice.

TNHE undersigned give notice that
l. they have obtained Patent for an
Improved furnace for the Consumption
of Green Trash, directly from the mill,
and other wet fuel, by means of intro
ducing current of hot air into the fur.
mace, through hot.air fumes.
This Patent is based upon a Caveat
filed in the Interior Department, Oct.
Both, 1882, and is superior to all patents
issued after said date.
All persons are warned against in
fringing this Patent; suit will he
brought against any person so doing.
Full particulars may be obtained of tho
undersigned, or of w. q. Irwin Il Co.,
Agents. p. N. lMAKEE,
q. HOSGRAVES,
$50 S. HARRISON. ,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-27

A very large number of ladies'
visited Messrs. B. +. Ehlers & Co.'S.
handsome new dressmaking rooms
yesterday. q. ,,,..1
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-27

Oh Sunday night the steward of
the VIM. q. Irwin came OH board
between 1880 and II pm. AS it
was warm he slept OH the main.
hatch, with his lead about four feet
from his room door. During the
night some one came OH board and
stole two coats, two vests, aud two
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-27

On Friday night the police found
a dummy, dressed to represent u
man, standing against the fence at
the corner of Berctania and Punch
bowl streets. II was promptly taken
into custody by a bold policeman,
and placed in the Station House
yard, where it has been provocative
of much amusement.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-27

bags sugar, and James Makee 2lOO
bags sugar l30 bbls molasses. I
LOCAL 81 GENERAL ITEMS. .
DURING the last two months,
between three and four miles Of
railway, have been laid on Heeia
Plantation.
A very large number of ladies'
visited Messrs. B. f. Ehlers & Co.'S.
handsome new dressmaking rooms
yesterday. ,,.,..l. .
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QUITE a number Of petty larcenies
seems to be going on on board ships
in the harbor lately. Why don't
they keep stricter watch? -,mt
ra On Saturday night, at the lottery
held in Mr.. .Johnson's on Fort street,
the gold watch and chain was won
by Mr.. G. Gray and the revolver by
Mr.. G. Brown.
THREE very handsome water colour
paintings iffVhagnifcent frames of
crimson and gold, arc now on view
at Mcssrs. Lycans & Johnson's.
They are well worthy Of visit.
Jrg5
WHEN the bus passes Il certain
stable on King street, ladies in it are
much annoyed to hear the abomina-
ble expressions used towards them,
by the Hawaiians standing round
there.
A neat picket fence has just been
erected on the mallai corner of Fort
and Kukui street, and plank side
walk laid down along that portion
Of Kukui street., It forms great
improvement to the neighborhood.
The ships boat, reported by tele-
phone as being seen off Makapuu,
Coco Head, on Saturday, belonged
to the Fish Market people. They
sailed out the night before and re-
turned that day.
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AFTER Sunday nights experience
we should think that the Trustees
Of Fort Street Church, would think
about building a new church, large
enough to accommodate its members
aud the strangers who constantly
crowd it seats. .r-, .rv gr-gE
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HoNOLULUaNs are yet u church
going people. 1t was most crafty
ing to see the way in which the
churches of all denominations
were crowded on Sunday at every
service. 1t shows that none of the
old reverence for sacred things has
yet been lost.
YESTERDAY morning petition was
being circulated amongst Hawaiians,
for signature, to have the members
of the Hawaiian Board of Health re-
placed by others. The reason as.
signed was that they were doing no.
thing--mere figure-heads, in fact.
'.. ----------s-op->------,--- lfi
On Friday night the police found
a dummy, dressed to represent Il
man, standing against the fence at
the corner of Berctania and Punch
bowl streets. II was promptly taken
into custody by a bold policeman,
and placed in the Station House
yard, where it has been provocative
Of much amusement.
Oh Sunday night the steward of
the VIM. &. Irwin came Oh board
between 1880 and II pm. AS it
was warm he slept OIL the main.
hatch, with his lead about four feet
from his room door. During the
night some one came OH board and
stole two coats, two vests, aud two
National Republican., 1883-04-17
A Notorious Woman Shot.
Special DiHateh


EcHIcAeo, I'LL, April 16.-At midnight, as
Mrs. Ann Sullivan, of No. 35 West Washing
ton street, was standing in her doorway, she
was shot through the abdomen by some un-
known person on the opposite side Of Wash
ington street, She was carried into the house
and DR.. Flemming called. The doctor, after
examining the wound said II was not fatal
but later on II was reported that Mrs. Sullivan
was in dying condition. The police have
been making every effort to discover the per-
son who fired the shot but without success.
About three years or so ago, when Mrs. Sulli-
vans husband owned saloon located on Canal
street, near Madison, she killed tramp who
had annoyed her husband. She struck the
tramp blow in the abdomen with beer
keg, and served year in the county Jail for
this crime. The identity of the murdered
man was never discovered. Mrs. Sulliyans
husband enjoys the reputation Of being the
man who saved Flaherty's neck in his recent
trial for the murder Of Fireman Kelly.
National Republican., 1883-04-17
HIS BRAINS DASHED OUT.
A Boy KILLED by Falling From scafrold
Ills Frantic Mother.
cnsesof Dg,,,of.n
Specfdi DispdicA.

NEW YORK, April 16.-A number Of little
boys were amusing themselves yesterday af-
ternoon playing around that portion of Jeffer-
son'market which is in course Of construction
at Eighth street and Greenwich avenue.
Presently one Of them, James Callahan,
years old, Of No. 143 Waverly place, mounted
one Of the ladders and assembled to the top
most scaffold, which Is on n level with the
roof Of "L" station. As he was about TO
descend he lost his balance, his grasp on tho
ladder was torn away, and he fell TO the
ground. He fell on the side Of his
head, striking upon some stone chips.
crowd at once gathered, surround
ing the boy, whose head was crushed in and
whose brains were oozing out on the ground.
The child, however, still breathed. In about
ten minutes from the time Of tho accident a
patrolman arrived on the scene, and at once
sent a call to st. Vincent's hospital for an
ambulance, which took seventeen minutes to
arrive. The surgeon pronounced life extinct,
and the ambulance drove of. In the mean
time some ono had notified the boys mother
Of the accident and sho hurried to the spot.
Her distress was fearful 10 witness, and many
In the crowd burst into tears. Fortunately,
the crowd surrounding the body shut out the
horror of the sight from her view. Some of
her neighbors led her away. At this junoture
q stretcher arrived and the corpse was taken
TO tho station house.
National Republican., 1883-04-17
II Is Apparently Her Jesse.


RICHMOND, Va, April l6.-The daily pa.
pers this morning published an associated
press dispatch from Chattanooga stating that
Jesse Campbell had murdered William Lakes
and his wife, who lived near Decatur, Ala,
by cutting open their heads with an AK. A
few months ago a young man named Jesse
Campbell, son Of Mr.. Thomas Campbell, of
Manchester, left this city for Chattanooga
Several days ago Mrs. Campbell received q
letter from her son stating that ho was about
to leave Chattanooga for Decatur, Ala. This
morning while Mrs. Campbell was reading o
newspaper the paragraph referred to caught
her eye, and suddenly she alarmed tho family
by exclaiming in loud voice. my God
IL Is my son Jesse!" She Immediately fell
over ON the floor, unconscious, remained 80
some time, and ii 10 thought that the shock will
ultimately kill her. There seems to be no
doubt here that Campbell, the murderer, is
none other than the Jesse Campbell, of Rich
mond.
National Republican., 1883-04-17
Tho Rlehmond Eiection Case.


RICHMOND, April 16.-Ten o'clock this
morning was the hour set for the trial Of
Robert B. Munford, commissioner of the
revenue for the city Of Richmond, and his
deputies, charged with conspiring together
for the purpose ofpreventing certain persons
probably four or five hundred-of opposite
political faith, from voting at the recent con.
gressional election. The court room was
crowded sometime before the opening oi
court, indicating that tho interest which has
all along been manifested in the
case had not abated. Tho court de-
cided that the jurors had been
properly and legally selected, and accordingly
overruled the motion made by defense on
this point. The juror who was taken sick
last week was too unwell this morning to pro-
ceed with the trial. Dist. Atty. Waddill and
his associate, Hon. John s. Wise, were ready
to proceed with the prosecution; but the court
not knowing when the sick juror would be
well enough to sit In the case, and the defense
being unwilling to select another jury or a
new juror to take the place Of the sick one
the trial was put over until July IL.
National Republican., 1883-04-17
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.

AhMl AND NAV
Adit. Gen. Drum has returned from Phila-
delphia.
Asst, Surg. s. G. Debau, of the marine hos
pital service, has been ordered to join the
revenue cutter Corwin on her cruise TO Alaska
next month.
The United States steamer Despatch, hav-
ing ON board Secretary Lincoln, Commodore
Walker, and others, Is expected to return
here from Norfolk this afternoon.
Com. Lull, commanding the training
squadron at Newport, r. l., reports that
when her majesty's corvette Tenedas arrived
at that port on the fourteenth instant, hay
ing as passengers the Marchioness of Lorne
and suite, the oivilities of the port were ex-
tended to the Tenedas, aud the customary
visits aud salutes exchanged
Comdr. A. ID. Brown, commanding the
United States steamer jamestown, reports to
the Navy department., under date Of Fort
de France, Martinique, March 2S, 16S3 that
ON tho sixtoenth of that month, in response to
the request Of tho owner and master of tho
British ship Neva, lying at anchor close
aboard tho jamestown, he sent an armed boat
in charge of Master J. o. Nicholson, with
Lieut.. Henry Whiting, United States marine
corps, and Ale Of marines TO suppress an
outbreak ON board that vessel. The duty was
promptly performed; four Of tho 'ringleaders
were placed in irons, and the rest of the crew
returned to their work. subsequently
Comdr. Brown received letter from the
owner of the vessel cordially thanking him
and his officers and crew for the assistance
rendered
National Republican., 1883-04-17
AGAINST THE b. d o.


Decision In tho U. $. Court At Richmond
Relative to the Payment OF Taxes to the
State.
RICHMOND, VA, April 16.--In the United
States court here to-day Judge Bond rendered
decision In the case Of tho Baltimore and
Ohio Railway company against John Il. Ham,
ilton, treasurer Of Augusta county and col.
lector Of state taxes, who had seized property
Of the company on the Valley railway for
such taxes. The case was before tho court on
motion Of the attorney general Of Virginia
to quash writ Of replevin sued out by the
Baltimore and Ohio company at Harrsonburg,
where the case was heard few days ago by
Judge Hughes and decided in favor of the
commonwealth. Judge Hughes, however, in
view Of the Importance Of the case, arranged
for hearing before the full court In this city.
This took place on Saturday evening, aud to-
day Judge Bond rendered an opinion in ao-
cord with that Of Judge Hughes and fully
sustaining the latter's decision in quashing
the writ Of replovin. After the decision was
rendered counsel for the Baltimore and Ohio
company presented bill praying for an in
junction upon Mr.. Hamilton restraining him
from selling the property Of the company In
his possession. They also moved for pre-
liminary injunction for the same purpose
which motion was set for a hearing in this
city on the twenty-third instant. 1t is un.
derstood that the state will not make any sale
Of the property until the motion is heard.
National Republican., 1883-04-17
A Passenger halfway Fraud.

PHILADELPHIA, April 16.-The stoekhold-
ers Of the Peoples Passenger Railway COM
pany met this morning to consider the report
of the special committee appointed 10 inyesti-
gate the accounts Of Work & Co., the late
financial managers OF the company, who are
charged with Irregularities. The Committee
states that Work & Co. submitted long
report TO the committee purporting 10 cover
their transactions with the company, but that
its statements are unsupported by the evil
dence of the books and papers inspected.
The committee assert that imperfect aud in
accurate reports have been submitted to the
stockholders since 1881 that Work & Co.
magnitude, the accounts Of which were
mixed up with those Of the railway company,
National Republican., 1883-04-17
Bank Robbery In New orleans.

New ORLEANS, La, April 16.-Thieves
entered tho Metropolitan bank, corner OF
Canal and Charities streets last night by cut
ting through the wall from an adjoining
building. They seized and gagged the. watch
man and blew open the bank vault, Every
bank box in the vault was broken open and
the valuables taken. A safe inside the vault
was undisturbed. The loss is not believed to
be great, as many Of the boxes had been there
long time. Cashier Van Horne says the
amount obtained by the cracksmen will not
oxceed So 900.
National Republican., 1883-04-17
Decided Against Gen. ChaImsrs.

JACKSON, Miss, April 16.-Tho supreme
court to-day, in the case of Chalmers vs..
Myers, secretary of state, reversed the de-
cision of Judge Wharton, of the circuit court,
and entered Judgment dismissing Chalmerss S
petition for mandamus Tho opinion was
delivered by Judge Campbell, and is very
elaborate. Its conclusion is that the secretary
of state having declared Mannipg elected, and
the governor having issued him certificate
of election, the case Is put beyond the juris-
diction of the courts, and in such shape that
congress alone can now interfere.
National Republican., 1883-04-17
sailing pnup,r Bodles An Chioauo

CHICAGO, April 1G,-Yarious journals here
are discussing the methods employed in bury.
ing the pauper dead, and the warden Of the
county hospital is made to say that one
Chaffee, the county undertaken, sails 75 per
cent. of the bodies 10 medical colleges in this
and other cities, and makes $4,000 yearly
from this traffic. 1t is also charged that
babes have been buried in potter's field with
only few shovels' full Of earth thrown over
them, and that skulls and bones are found
In the field uncovered by earth.
National Republican., 1883-04-17
Horrible Death OF Two children.
Special Dtspdtch

FORT WoRTH, TEXAS, April 16.--A fright
full holocaust occurred here yesterday after
noon. About l o'clock pedestrians on the
main street observed dry goods box burning
in vacant lot about fifty feet from the side
walk. One man took long rail to turn the
box over, when he saw childs foot protrud-
ing from the burning straw in the box. He
called out that there was n child in the box
and a large crowd assembled, The man who
discovered the child succeeded in breaking
tho box and turning it over, when the bodies
of two white children about 8 years Of age
were exposed to view. Both were dead, but
only slightly charred. The opinion is that
the children got into tho box TO hide from
their playinates. One of them had cigarettes,
and in attempting 10 light one of them fired
the straw, and both were almost instantly
nlincntnd
National Republican., 1883-04-17
The Goiger Professor rship.

PHILADELPHIA, April 16.-In the phans
court to-day Judge Hanna fled an adjudica
tion Of the estate of George Musgrove Gciger
who died in 1865. Mr. Geiger provided in
his will that the residue Of his estate should
bo paid to the trustees OF the college of New
Jersey, located at Princeton, to be applied
toward tho founding of a professorship in
Latin known rs the "Geiger professorship,'
Nomoney was to be paid, however, until the
residue amounted to $4,000. Tho balance oi
the residue, as shown by the accountant, was
only $26,565.26, The institution itself sought
that no money should be paid until the sum
had swelled to tho amount named by the de-
padant
National Republican., 1883-04-17
AWFUL Danger TO One Hundred Girls.

New YORK, April l6-superintendent
Wilson, of the firm of Ronalds & Co., plumb
ers' material dealers, to-day found In the
basement of the firms factory, in schermer.
horn street, Brooklyn, dynamite cartridge.
The upper part of the building is occupied
by manufactory Of women's underwear,
upon which nearly 100 girls are employed,
Had the cartridge exploded 1t is said it would
have demolished the building and caused a
fearful loss Of life. Not long ago Mr.. Wilson
discharged two mon, who on leaving threat.
ened him. The police are investigating the
matter
National Republican., 1883-04-17
The Rushing WIN Case settled.

TRENTON, N. j., April 16.-Judge Dixon,
in the court of errors and appeals, to-day de-
livered the opinion Of the court concerning
the famous Rushing will case. Tho court af-
firmed the decision Of the chancellor, revok-
ing the verdict Of the jury In tho Mercer Or
phans' court. This leaves the will standing
as IL was executed and sets aside two codicils.
About $780, 900 was involved In the suit. The
proponents were Gen. James Il. Rushing and
William H. Rushing, The caveators were the
widow and Gershom, one of the sons.
National Republican., 1883-04-17

and that instead Of the affairs Of tho corpora
tion being conducted in tho interests Of the
stockholders every interest was seized for the
profit Of the management. The total losses
to date were $123, 3,1s1, of which $112,715 was
for the year 1882.
A resolution was adopted directing the
board Of directors TO take tho report into inn
mediate consideration and TO take such action,
criminal or civil, against the parties named
therein as shall seem to them TO be just and
National Republican., 1883-04-17
What baltimore Monkey Did.
Special Dispatch.

BALTIMORE, April l6,-A monkey, kept as
pet by DR.. W. II, Grim, of this city, that
has been in the habit of sleeping in the
kitchen, did efficient service to his master by
setting up an unusual, loud, and incessant
chattering in the night that attracted atten-
tion and II was found that burglars had at
tempted to effect an entrance and had been
frightened OF by the monkey. He will here
after be clothed as a soldier and supplied
with defensive arms.
National Republican., 1883-04-17
Virginia Counterfeiter. Arrested.

LYScHBuRa. VA, April 16.-Two counter
feiters named respectively Krantz and Sparks
were arrested Saturday night at Gladespring
and committed to the Washington county
Jail, at Abingdon. Twenty dollars in spuri-
Gus coin was found on the person Of Krantz,
They are supposed to be members of trouble
some gang operating extensively in the south
west, and one Of which was sent TO the peni-
tentiary recently from Roanoke county.
National Republican., 1883-04-17
The Dlsbandment OF washlngton,. Arm,

NEwBuRo, N. Y, April 16.-The local COM
mitteo OF the Newburg cent ennial has Sc.
lected Thursday, Oct. 49, as the date Of cele'
bration commemorating the disbandment of
the revolutionary army under Washington
and the conclusion of peace with Great Brit
ain. The joint committee of congress is ex'
pected to coincide with the selection. An
oration will be delivered at the celebration by
William NJ. Evarts.
National Republican., 1883-04-17
Hunr tho NooundreI.

CHICAGO, April 16.-A special from Mead.
ville Miss, says; Tom Baily, colored, crimi
nally assaulted a young negreSs here, and af
ter numbering her threw her body in a pond
This morning mob took him from Jail aud
hanged him.
National Republican., 1883-04-17
6nrkiah Rnths.

ikw TURRIsM BATM (DR BoVEFsl
lti7 q street, opposite Riggs House. Large pool,
Ventilation. ladies, Monday aud Friday, Not
! Sunday, Open from v M tlll 10 u. u., SAtur,
,l2p y, m. Baths. Sli tickets, SLbl
w DR. III, l. BONleE, Electrician
iGD SHEDD BATHS, O08 u STREET NEAR
iintli, we'll known as tue oldest and best In tho
!, TINS bath N constructed With view 10 copyen'
I, being on the hrst iOor. Turkish, Russian Sui
! and Merourlal Baths given with skill and eI-
'''''"'Nro ~ ten years experience AZ this
tor 81 Hal0. Open
National Republican., 1883-04-17
SraI 5siat, Brokers'.

u s. ltIMRALL, Az CnILpa
1SrnG1.ALE So CIELED9,
| Real EAtate and Fire Insurance Agents,
No. 1919 n street Northwest.
| % PaIues desiring 70 BUY, SELL, or RENT City OF
Country Properly please give us call.