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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-22

Palmer's Perfumes. Exquisite.
Palmer's Toilet Soaps. Lovely.
Palmer's Lotion, the great skin cure.
Palmer's Invisible, the ladies' delight.
Palmer's Manual of Cage Birds, free.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-22

Cotton-beIt bulletin for the twenty-fsur
hours ending at 3 O'Clock p. m. July 81:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-22

Collars with Neckties attached, at Bel
singers, "a Whitaker street.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-22
Notirrp
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Notice.

NOtkNb.
All bills against the Spanish bark Fanny"
Moragers. Master, must be presented at our
Office THIS DAY by y NJ, or payment will be
debarred.
CHARLES GREEN'S son & CO.,
COnsignees.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-22
DE-. ULMER''
LIVER CORRECTOR

It was awarded prizes over al competitors.
It's faultless Family Medicine, and indors-
ed by eminent physicians.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-17
A Suggestion ON Gas.

Here is suggestion 10 Honolulu gas burners
There is no probability. seeing our limited vNtee
power, of our having the electric light; but a new
Gas bnrnsr has been recently invented, and rrae-
tieally tested in London which seems to have given
most satisfactory results The Tisacs says The
principle Of the burner the mixing Of ar under
pre-Sure with common gas, the light being pro
dueed by the incandescence of platinum wire
game cap which forms the apex of the burner. The
ar and gas are mingled at the burner IN such pro
portions that perfect combustion takes place, 50
that u Is impossible Tor any uncursumed carbon
to escape; the power used IN London for compress
ing the air IS simply that Of tlSschop gas engine
OF two man power, which Is sufficient 10 supply
the air TO a much greater number Of burners than
are at present. IN use there. The platform Is so
feet long. and II Is very effectively lighted by %
Lewis burneFs, which have taken the place Of 80
ordinary burners previously IN use. No lanterns
OF glasses used and the light is perfectly steady
there being no flame Ii Is moreover. quite IN
affected by wind or ram The purnerS are con-
structed to consume Is feet of gas per hour, but
they arr actually consuming ouly la feet 50 that
II necessary q very much more brilliant light could
Be given than Is IL Is stated that the quantity Of
gas consumed Is II per cent less than With the
binary system, but that fully double the candle
power Is obtained. Then again, the expense Of the
glass lanterns Is obyiated, we'll "a the labor Of
system has been perfected for house. lighting which
gives the same results without the necessity Of
using power 70 compress the air. On the whole
the invention appears TO be practical success.
and IN view Of its value avoiding the formation
Of noxious Vapors by combustion, and not less OF
Its apparent eeoRpuy, II would seem 10 have a
good future before 1t now that it has been praetic-
ally started.
The above Is recommended To the notice of Mr..
Q. d. Berger or the new Gas Company.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-17
Hnnra
2 EIENEyscayEnEE -.
Cfuchona.


Recent Statistic says Brtfitrsaf-.. slowing the
az,ognt q 4lizizs rrolsce yearly by the different
ooz1.rss q the world VII he % iztirsst II vi OF
be recent decline II the priee Of that drug. The
t1.ai worlds prodzctiou ysarfv l. szrrn.4tsf II
4-sohto o1ncas- Of which Germany and Italy nan
zfarture tie greater partiol- America CUISINES
usa.1y ~ per cent or 10000 drrrsE =bfIe the
total amount uanufactursd there l. bot IQUCDU
SINGS, tbs beng N part due % the distraction
b IRE II Philadelphia q the works q the largest
A1sricau producers. Ek0 nov ara OBLIGED 70 s.uli
thelr bark 10 klrnpe % Be prepared f7r the MARKET
cI1cH the forests Of Peru became less ready Of
acress the experiment q planting trges oc Lar-e
scale u tegiou and Java has been tried With the
reszt q increasing the production s. far that IL
the Judgment Of the larusst manufacturers II the
trade TIE szppiy manufactured largely exceeds
the demand Ike tres wheu uLar.red vigld their
bark IN a1ort I've gears and unlika the native Pc
ruTla1 trsss do uot hecuue exhausted bl-t ur1-
t1cE BAH Tsar altar year and the guaIit- Of tie
bark fruu- tie cultivated trees i slis % = Tar ~
perior 10 that CHAINED fr1ul he aid tzsgs ne
shipment q raE material FROM the Eas- I-ziss n
t1e L1Itec states last Eesr anlo1utsd 70 oversee
Cd PoG1ls, q Ehich large srno1ut vas rssiprs,i
20 E1rupe 70 b. prepared for scrozst q American
n111nracr1rers- HE recent failEfe ct the Boo.
r1Eerss the great ItaIIau uaunfac1ursrs- lad to-
eject q further lgvsrIug the pres OF 1l1ins AM
mated tEEt had lie eIperImenf q piautinr IL tn
east not ben tired and bad the EuFid besn 6aueu
dsnt for IL Supplies 90 the Peruvian forests thi
Frice q Gz-nile EU1ld ~ act b les than - pe
1urce-
Bat ssiII z1rs recent irf5rruati1a r9-- 70 eryvl
that the CI1chora tr-es II CeFlou die a. zgor a
The roots strike the suhs0ll- 80 thai the crop th
iii fan
Izrzs azlgzzt Of Cl1ebaas has been planted b
Mr. Herhe-f RrrTls. Ok EEkzlhale. HaEaf. Ehr-i
considerable scale nay Be- Introdzced here Just 4
therizht tine % saIt ne E-arket-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-17
FIRE ALARM SIGNALS.

The Fire ward number is struck on the
bell at Tower up to and including No. IL;
Nos. Il and 13 are struck with one tap,
followed by two or three quick ones.
FIRE Districts, HONOLULU.
No. Bounded by School, Liliha, Judd
and Punehbowl Streets.
No. 2--BOUnded by Beretania, Liliha
School and Fort Streets.
No 3.-Bounded by King, Beretania and
Fort Streets
No. Bounded by Water front, King
and Fort Streets.
No. Bounded by Waterfront. Fort
King and Richards Streets.
No. 6.-Bounded by King, Fort, Beretania
and Richards Streets.
No. Bounded by Beretania, Fort
School and PunchbOwl Streets
No. s. Bounded by Water front. Rich
ards, Beretania and Punehbowl
Streets.
No. 9,-Bounded by Waterfront, Punch
bowl and Victoria Streets.
No. 10 Bounded by King, Victoria and
Piikoi Streets.
No. n.-BOunded by Piikoi Street, VII
der Avenue and Punahou Street
No. District beyond Punahou Street
No. 13-The Harbor.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-17
Adieu.

The NarIosa carried aEay a number Of old
time friends and many heart vas saddened on
Monday as the Bitterly sped oat Of sight,
and many mind voudered, when viii the next
meeting be or viii the next meeting ever be !
Messrs- J. Mott Smith and p. Isenberg return, the
one 70 Washington, the other to Germany. These
gsuilemen have sle7Fn eolameudable energy in
cunning 90 far to attend the Session They have
f0aghf good fight and to their common sense
and surEEd1ess u due TaoTe than one measure
the advantage Of which the country ziil feel the
benefit Of daring the NEXT two years. Professor
Alexander and the HOu- L AhOlO proceed "a
Washington or 4 scientific expsdition- His Il.
K n Daggstt- Unlted States Minister Resident II
Honolulu has gone on = political tour in Nevada
Mrs. D1gget accompanies him. Mrs. ID. A. Nc
kiuley and daughter have gone to gain health IN
their native land Dan O'Counell and family vii
stay IN san Francisco. The editor of the r. &. l.
says be viii return December Ist. The Hon Geo
Macfarlzue has gone up on business, and viii re-
turn very soon Mr. 4. G. Along and Miss Afone
intend making few months stay IN san Francisco
3iE. " Grsig, sol Of the King Of Fannings- vii
enter Heads B1sIles5 College Prince kzEa-
nznakos has also gone % egupiste his education
Among other pzzsseaeeEs Ee note Miss A. Emmer-
lex, Il. p Alexander, Mr. 9. J. Fishel, J. "
Aaefe, Hrs- Mary 4 PsfF, n Eeisser. MF. and
Mrs. Chas- BEsaig, Jahl Cummings, S. J. LeTsJ,
Mr. and Mrs- J. Il Homer, ". h Cornwall and
z 4 hiies- pleasant voyage and quick re-
t1rn il heartily wished them all By the GAzETTE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-17
HiIo Notes.


EDUroE GAZETTE ;-Hllo has been experiencing
fine welther for month past. Fine, that is, for
HilO. Rainy nights with warm sunny days as a
general thing the rain gauge seldom showing less
than 10 in per diem Canes are growing finely in
consequence Of which planters 50 about with
faces somewhat less long than usual. On a hot
sunny morning after hot shower the leaves can
lAlmostl be heard r1stling all over the fields push
ing 10 formOre air. The summer rush Of tourists,
school maldens and pupils has about ceased.
Many parties have visited the volcano FROM HilO
this past summer. Some Of them gay enough to
be called " crazy parties, others more sombre in
tone. 70 go TO the crater and come back by way
Of Puma seems TO have been tic thing to do.
A bath in the warm spring at kapoho is the
main attraction OF 4 trip VIA Puma Cocpauuts,
oranges, bread fruit and guavas with fine fish and
even - dear little lamb and mountain sheep
chops make the trip via Puma more attractive than
II otherwise would be.
Tns EHH'a claafiSa Is IN port disehArging
freight Capt Malson has gone ON flying trip
to Kan. Otherwise Hilo Is quiet enough an &C
casional dog fight serving 10 relieve the dull rou-
tine Of everyday sameness. We notice Hons. d.
H. Hitchcock and JOS Nawihi about town and
hard at work in their respective Offices striving TO
regain ground lost during the long siege in the
legislature. Both are welcomed by all the places
that have learned to know them 30 we'll.
AHgoo
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-17
THE LATEST DECAPITATlON /
The Collector General of
Customs Suspended.

hvil be a matter q deep rcsret to the com
munity when they Rad the os'ciai notice which
Is Published in sO-day's 1irsrsissr, announcing
that Col Allen has bsen saperaeed in his position
As Collector GsneraL The information viii no
doubt Be a grea, surprise. Col. Allen has been a
Pablie ofcsl for twenty ono years he Is thorough
v respected BY the ea,ire mercantile community,
he has conducted his Office in NEST sfieient man.
nsr. Ua,il farther information as TO the oanses
Of the action. comment is refrained frOn. It's
stated that Mr. Cursus r Iaukea is TO be the sue
cessar Of CO... Allrn.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-17
Fl. AtLahaiua.

News -as received On Monday evening the 18th
inst. By the steamer Hotsf4, that l. s. CIeghon
& Goa store at LzhzIaa- Ess burnt down to the
gTo1nd iats SATURDAY evening about O'Clock.
see Judge Eornsnds., lea sing his brother in-laz
IN chzrgs- A Little while Afterwards boy zane
IN and told him the store Eas On fire. He fastened
to the place, bet the flames had made too m1ch
hezdE1y AID nothing colld be done 70 save the
stock o. the building Il vas caused b. the eI-
piosior Of coal oil lamp, ard IN half an ho1K the
whole place wa IN ashes. The stock was insured
f5z 500 AID the building for $lO00 ia two dif-
fere1t 0lces. the IGoa and the Northern Insurancs
Co. The Hstsia left Lahainz three hours before
the Ere took place, bat The manager Of the store,
NJ. Zerbe, took Ehaiebost and eazghf the No
Lola al Pukoo, Hoiokzi, arriving On Der Iss5 Men
DAY evening -Bstsfia.
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About midnight on the 18Th inst. female voice
was heard IN The neiShborhCod Of the corner o.
Ai8kea and King streets, shouting HAUL IN.
couple Of native police officers arrived quickly a.
the spot and the sh01ting female Ia native made
mention that white msu who Was found IN her
company had struck her. The officers marched
the pair 10 the poiics station. On arriving there
The man stated th4t the female vas his old woman
and be guessed she had no charge 10 make" True
enough, FOR when station keeper Crabee desired 10
learn the fcz her oufcres she stated that she
vas htsgAisg out lo1d because he her compartment
was ticking" her. Oaicer Crabbe Rad the NO
man lecture on disturbing the quiet Of the night
loaned her other half match, and allowed the
pair 10 80 both be and the arreStinc officers watch
iug their departure aud silently oogitAting upon
IA .sasa-p hnzn
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-17
New Di..svsry

Il Il claimed rsceuf discovery that bottled
Italian air Is 3 wonderful FuirH ir1pr1Tsr. L Is
sid tEat d.. Carter Mof4s, relziTTs Of the IA
no1s African missionary. has invented Al sustru-
ne1t knDu1 ~ the zEuozlzptore- The moth
q ne p4tlert y 70 Be applied % TIE nozzle AID a
trng ilsFir1l0r takeE- The zir en-eEs TIE ilstru-
l-n1 t1r'11e -11iss and passes through ss1s
Substance saturated EIth Italian air Dr.. Mofat
says t12f persls 1szz thu ins.runzent vii derive
tue sa1.e 5e1ett frcu Il EaIch they us1Id derive
from c-,ki1g tie ballzy air q the Italian skis
Ihs 1tErtlo1 & IL daHziIzn earitalists c-7uf %
b inrr-en a. o1ee y The matter We arg res.Iv Z.
bzck t1s Hawaiian ar against the Isai1u arIvdav-
HhE1 TIE trade gzt1 vel started We nav Io5k -
ElEh labels A. these FINEST Eahzlvi Il 1911
81 gcarx- -Waizea DeEs7 -tIId crr7tsI H.
kal1- ~P1re Mama Loa.- especially rels5rs-5s-,5
ed b. the medical rrufesslon- Ih1u ttsrE r.-rft L
dsreItfuL and not sucu pleasant ones a for II.
@tzncE- -Eseuce Of FIs6 Mz-ket- agIna5ritsr.
atsd Kil1hzle, 2 -PerfEzze Of Eu1 ezt.r etc. H..
ever here is quite fed f1r specalzti1u- VIA
VII % iztoits
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PASSENGERS.

w Nan and Hrasa. per Paste. sept ts-R-v : II
Davis. Ni.s \ Daatsi. n, n B1ilrT VI % Afuat.r ] N
Ai-zznd-r NJ v s,E-razisr- Mr.. Mary Ais.ln'l-r
Jscksun an1 STE. . Ll--l- r 2 Nll.lI1Ts~
Fsr klaa5 Va " tazgl- pgF jas Make, >sFt Is-F Z
Eatrrhs1-g, Ei1s-ty, Ns.cs lane 80 as -sryEur-
3 >uiIhs Bcrrls-e7lla- Mss NlalaHl
Frru wiadua-d Ports, per hiual- ssrE EE-Wu q
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Mi.s-, & flrueaaI. Z g Hllchcoes- % CLARKE Z n
h.r1rucN Af-1-- bzgHlr z ! sanford Y At1la-
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Z gagHia-. ? Hsoa, z AeSgl-s- { Ha--, " >Er2g
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Niss Gr1ser. Aiss Z guaE MIS- Z N ILsufsls Nc,
kruscn, srrFp lslser. Ms. I thompson Mrs "
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Ms Mcss-is- Ms Ml-su11s " Ne51I-T- q
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lcGng and cEl-d- llrs : Bd-Ag'c and chi.irga- s
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With the name Of the establishment, 10 ernicre up
visions Of golden sands.N ''breaking waves. and
osher accessories to a frstclaSs Watering place.
The proprietor promises that everything VAL b
done BY him thai viii cundace ~ the cornfurt Of
patr0as Of the establishment and 10 that erd hss
already obtained The services Of one q The vel
known caterers Of the city.
Tbs record kept by Mr. l. ". Hartholi II his nurse
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-17

The services Of Dr.. Trousssau were called INTO
requiSti0n the afternoon Of tbe 18th inst. by a
lady who resides on Bsretania street, and who bad
received injuries from fall down stairs. The m
cidents connected with the affair are as follows;
The lady in the course Of her domestic duties dis
covered 4 mouse IN the family -four barrel. She
Immediately summoned the man servant and told
him 10 set the gun, call the dog and station him
self IN y position 20 the scene of onslaught.
Getting up on a high chair she commenced punch
ing the -four barrel with pole. The poor mouse
soon made Its appearance and started across the
toor. the dog Immediately in pursuit. In the e.
citemcut incident the man fired the gun. killing
the dog and the lady tainted and fen OF the chair.
The man thinking that she was dead and fearing
arrest for murder, cleared out and has not been
heard Of since Needless 10 say, the mouse escaped
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-17
Court Calendar, Third Judicial Circuit

The September tenn of the Srd Judicial Circuit
vas commenced on the 4th inst, at waiohinu Ha-
zaii, Chief Justice Judd alone being on the bench
Antoine Rosa, Esq, appsaredTor the Crown and of
the eleven criminal cases presented he obtained
siE Convictions, three cases being psI prps'd and
two continued FolIoEiug Is a list Of the cases
brought 10 the notice Of the court.
Htwlu,S IUEI.
80 IS Kahaawimua, 4, manufacturing liquor
for sale appeal from the district Judge Of Waio-
htnu- j. y. kapahu for defendant. Fined $50
and costs.
Rex rs Hoomauiha, K, selling liquor without a
license; appeal from the district Judge of WaiO-
hiuu- J. \. kapahu and W. kasemOku for de-
fsndant- Fined SIa5 and costs
Rex rs Sera Puma v, selling liquor without a
license appeal from the district judge Of WaiO-
hinu. J. \. kaplhu for defendant. MOL pros on
account Of the death Of the principal witness
Rex V. heauu 4, selling liquor without license;
appeal from the district judge Of WaiOhiuu. J. n.
kapahu for defendant FINED 500 and no costs
Rex ~ Hull ", selling liquor without a license:
appeal from the district judge of WaiOhina. ].
y. hApahu and W. Thompson for defendant
Plead guilty, fined 500 and no costs.
Rex =. ksIi 4, selling liquor without license;
appeal from the district court Of Whohiau. J. n.
kapahu for defendant mol pros. the principal
witness has died.
Rex vs. Hama I1sspa Y, selling liquor without
a license; appeal from the district court of Wal
ohinu- J. y. hapatu for defendant. Fined 800,
no costs
Rex vs. heOlopukai y, selling liquor without
hcsuse at Na4lehu, January -, 1854; appeal from
the district court Of WaiOhinu. J. y. kapahu for
defendant Fined 500, without costs.
Rex ~ hskahIkO K, assault With a dangerous
Weapon; committed frum the district court of
Puma Case continued to HilO term, May, 1855.
at the request Of the defendant, and the deputy
Att0ruey General Consuming.
MrUED EUET.
Rex V. Eahalapaole and Manuel Gracia. larceny:
appeal from the district court of Waiohinu- Con
tinued frOn September term, l5oj. Mol. pros
CIvu. CIsEs-luIED TUET.
KahaIepaols K, IS Daniel Foster and William
DolloEay, damages far assault; appeal from
district Judge Of Waishinu. Continued from Sep
TENDER term, and continued to september term,
1884, and to September term, 1855.
CIVIL CisEs-FosErGS.
Z. Meuinecke Is. Narcisco de Melio, to recover
the amount Of S451-f5- Plaintiff IN person; J. n.
| Eapahu for defendant. Jury waived; plaintiff
non suited.
CETErykL CAsE-FoEEIGs.
Rex - Joe Dal Ferea and Manuel Graeia,
larceny: appeal from the district judge If Waio-
/ hinu- Continued from September term 1883.
MOI. pros
DIvozCE C1sEs-
| Adamu k v. EaEahinsao AdaInu =, libel for
/ divorce. Continued TO November term, 1884, Wal
mea-
! Emma r. Pickard ~ r. S. Pickard, HbeI for
divorce Ordered publication and continued
| year, September, Iss5-
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The average temperature during the month vas
- al an; - at l. n; IS al pm; being lust
l higher than the average during the month OF
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-17

Young and fsrhe morkers with frzI chfI1rsu
hsld adrsrtisemsut-
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Aiamu T.. vs. EaEahinsao Adama =, libel fol
divorce. Continued to November term, 1884, Wal
mea
Emma r. Pickard ~ T. S. Piekard, libeI for
divorce. Ordered publication and continued !
year, September, Iss5-
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
IMPORTS
EXPORTS

Fruu Bcuvn'- Landing. per Nura Harkir., sept IL
- 81 fsst .uHler. - p-ts- @ n bricks . ss,'
rtia. hbs rlins.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-17

ssrcet and is also liable 70 cause. in thoacht. a
temporary fall frum erace.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-17

larceny: appeal from the district judge Of Waio-
hinu- Continued from September term 1883.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-17

The meat market On Hotel stree, vas barySriEe,l
y ~ extent q Sloo Satarisy night last.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-17

Mr. Clsshora intends TO visit Maui again IN the
eogrss Of a week or 90 he vii 70 70 Lahaina
Nd In.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-17

On Friday l2ss Mr.. Adams sold The wreck Of the
schooner Eialsi, which went on the reef near
Maialri Oahu. Mr.. ]. Dover. her original builder.
being the purchaser Mr.. Dover Immediately af-
ter pruceeed 70 the scene Of the wreck with suita-
Die help and appliances 20 endeavor 70 aoat and
bring her to Honolulu. for repairs.