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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-09-01
Notice to the Public.
We take pleasure in announcing to the
public that, in addition to our
Pastry and Confectionery Business,
We will open our
Ice Cream ParIors p!
SATURDAY, APRIL a5th

Which have been fitted up elegantly ac-
cording to our trade, on
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-09-01

All meats delivered from this Market
are thoroughly chilled Immediately after
killing by means of Il ell-Coleman Pa
tent Dry AR. Refrigerator. Meat SO
treated retains all its Juicy properties,
and is GUARANTEED TO KEEP LONGER
AFTER DELIVERY THAN FREsHLY-KILI-
ED MEAT. S9stE.T 741y
National Republican., 1885-12-16
Ladies' Handkerchief.


which eonyinces Us Of showing the right articles at
the right price. we have Oeeh compelled 70 use an
600 dozen llandkerehisfs, hemsttehed, white
ana eOl9itd borders ~ oc eaGhi they are worth nc
signs) az iOc eachi they would 9g cheap a. lIG;
An All.linen, Colored Embroidered Initial Hand
kSIehisi az iue ,,or,,or,,,,oc, hor,s,,,o,,o,
nt 26G, ,.., ,,..,,.,,.,. .,... ,., u,r.
Emhroldeled Iiandkerchleis' sheer lawn, Whlte
and colors, q 1871, 20, 20, 90 and 76c.,
silk llnn1ke%reheis' % OF hhe quali'y' soma eoiors'
Heavy White Silk and wide hem, at As, 90, 90,
ana %, nhd OsG, ,.,,,.,., -,,eo.
SlIrnE SnlIoda Ulycnd iiu NJ n1 * ana S'I Ne QUO
bO doE Mhile silk hnndkcrehieis i2El4, at 2nG' VS.
20. Ssnune ySB,nSe @ W. ~ hnss sc Nv S-'"o'
ST'II y a1, S2iUo, i', 'i,uo up ~ i,or
S 20 ~ ,s 81 40 "S h'"'
hehhu'cheui from SS''f UP W Si%'Po'
Kid Gloves,
r. ,h0s NO oro o,,a,,rs iIo,,doy pr,co.
Out h;hutton ScailorCd Top and Stitched Back
DIE
our ale spSGiSl srlS OF z, m nG G,GTs tS
lenMgihs az hyery6ody knows the original cost cost 70 be
s.2u s2,no, anu s3.Zu' mrare golHg 70 sell lhenl
for few days only at ~ per PAIR ior AZ ienghs.
es our o'Du''oh .h"iHois ''o'eS Fequeeu iio"' -
imIorisd Moccasin Gloves 4;bailon length, sn.
ieiiqt 70 hny trehch Casor ~ Si:to Ms M guafE' @ m
tailed IN this city
asn he nun 'h"i'He i'P"'"i 'io''' WI ''""''' w
ooGi ,,po, ,,,o,, po,e0o,io,, q ,,,,o,, ior,,,,,
~, non hni.ne @ @rvih.etV", 5H TmH,,, ,a
~ Sls.inoi a'tu''oh iehs'h ~ Si-o' "pu"oh
"'Ihs ,i,on Morchc supcrior 4button length at
sirS I,, p niIo MI, ~, ~ '"''V'' ''"e' Nv
Iintd and elegant quality reduced from q. 20 TO
stS sss ess iUr d 1ies az TE rn Wih c,oyez snrng
Nv nrs' IJ rn, AZ X a., ~ ~ 81" r rhr
aSsnmGs oSca reaGsTa nom sio 10 'l4o sizes '0r
~ IT, = inSnrtd Nyooi lirad t,r ton NI,tops
r5 n s,o, inIVl'tI ~ m @ Moo' ieu rur 'op "''
iJ' nc 20 =" ~ id cIo,.os srro r., stortr,s
,,, i,,.b5 ru,,.ub 80 S',' sI "a "a, 81
l's' iuuii'!' fo'uceu 'ioi' u ifo W S4'N"'
Albums.
n,., ,u.. ,,,t., ~ :, 40 no ,as,,o
pinsh Albums Cn9inet sSe, AZ as Vs, ana Sd,V r'
IIusn AIhuhsi WIN hIo'toes anu cA"hSioh ioeAo'
a'Si,Us' ,.,,,, oo,o. ,o,o. militia aud dorr
Ilush ninums' m m sntin m noNtI s1aeT "h''o "'" u"N
leaves, at s2'Z1; s2.ao, W 70 sIo. N, .,,, on,
nv morocco LchthtI Alouins' ~ ~ ao a'u ouIi Ia
Leh'hes Ai,Ssuils' eAuih'' s%o' NJ oooi "o"'" oo
chtsIIi w FIG; ,,,1,1 o, oo
National Republican., 1885-12-16
Burnlah'S White Elephant

No longer crushes under his pom
derous feet the victims of King
Theebaw's displeasure. Gen.
Prendergast had him yoked to a
mud scow, and he now mourn
fully chews the oud of reflection
as he wearily plods along the
towpath of the Irrawaddy. Man
dalay has not yet been draped
in mourning for the loss of it's
costly luxury. The white ele-
plants Of the clothing business
who wax rich and grow fat off
the enormous profits they make
on the goods they sell would do
we'll to reflect on the fate Of Thee-
baw's monster.
We are only too willing to Give
and let live" We buy our goods
low for cash; we can afford to
sell low because we sell for cash
alone. We have no bad debts to
make good by charging cash
buyers high prices.
We particularly pride our
selves on the perfect fitting
clothing we offer for men, boys,
and childrens wear 1t is not
ALONE to our low prices that
we wish to draw your attention,
but to the cut, shape, make. and
trimming Of the goods we sell,
which is the highest test OF thu
superior excellence Of our superb
assortment.
1t is useless to quote prices
here. Suffice it to say: No mat
ter how small the amount you
wish to invest in a suit or over
coat for man or boy always
within the bounds Of reason OF
course) we can meet your re-
quire mentS; no IN a t t o + how
FINE goods you may wish to
purchase we have them, and at
prices that will agreeably sur
prise you; no matter what style
of garment your fancy calls for,
rest assured you will find it on
our CO.. nters, whether it be for
N an, youth, boy, or child.
Centlemanly salesmen, polite
attention, goods gladly OK
changed, money cheeriully re-
funded if selections are not sat-
isfactory, and one price to all
these are the cardinal principles
that govern
National Republican., 1885-12-16
TIE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.

TIE SMALL Things OF a DAY.
Minor Occurrences in and About the
City Briefly Put.
Elias n. Levy was fined siO5 yesterday for
keeping nn unlicensed bar.
Two suits Of clothes have been stolen from
a wardrobe In Daniel Atklns's house, Bl2 III
street. Value, s55.
lydia Wollowu, aged 6j years, died suddenly
yesterday morning Of hemorrhage of the lungs
at her home on Water street, near Twenty
sixth
The committee to examine applicants for ad
mission to the bar will hold n session In the
Bar Association rooms, city hall, at 10 n. IN.
Saturday
George W. Stewart has been appointed Wash.
inglon correspondent and ,agent OF the Mary.
land Director, organ of the colorcd people
of Baltimore.
The Washington Lodge of Elks has been
called TO meet this "wednesday morning At II
o'clock to attend the funeral OF their late
brother, VIM. a. Anderson.
brown overcoat, set of drawing instru.
mentS, pair of gniters, aud n pOcketbo0k, all
valued at sli, have been stolen from the rooms
of Charles Pinnnc, 6j3 street.
Jane Scott colored, yesterday obtained n
second verdict for damages against the Metro
politan Railroad Company: This one was for
An ice box, containing lnmD veal, auu pork
meat valued at SIS, property of VIM. S. Sill
vernngle, at the X street market, was broken
into about o'clock yesterday morning.
William Magrudcr was charged In the po.
lice court yesterday with hitting Charles Lewis
on the head with brick. The case was con-
tnued to await the result Of Lews's injury.
Abraham Kaufman has entered suit against
the District to recover SO, 900 damages alleged
TO have been done his property, l2il Eleventh
street southeast, by water Overlooking from an
adjacent public alley.
The hook and ladder companies were occu
pied at the white house yesterday In rearrdnl.
ing the draperies, which had been disarrangcd
by the recent heavy winds. The draperies
viii be taken down shortly before the holidays.
Mary H. Morse has sued the United States
Electric Light Company 10 recover $4,000 dam.
ages for injuries received from being struck by
falling ladder which one of tho cOmpany's
employees had left standing in a careless manner
against the treasury building.
The quarterly meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union Of the District
will be held to-day Mt Wesley Chapel, Fifth and
I streets, at 1850 and 1880 p. IN. Some hand.
some banners have been made representing
different departments of work, and an Interest,"
ing programme is arranged for both sessions.
Mrs. Harper, of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Chase,
of Arkansas will address these meetings
Championship polo, Baltimore VS.. Washing.
ton Ninth street rink tonight. Jennie lIou5l-
ton tomorrow.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

Charles W. Dill on leaving Providence Hos.
pital yesterday morning started for the capitol
to see friend. lie asked n colorcd man that
he CHANGED to meet to go with him.
''Nou had better leave that satchel In some
place before you go In the building. 1t makes
you look like tramp" said the colOrcd man
TO Dill. The bnrkceper at the Congressional
Hotel allowed them TO leave the satchel in the
barrOom temporarily, adding, 81 guess 1t will
be safe enough"
The men went to the Senate side of the build.
ing Dill missed his companion ana searched
in vain for him lie went to the hotel TO get
cOlored man had been there and got the
satchel. 81 am Just $40 out. All the shirts and
underwear that Iowned were In that satchel.
! have no home, No friends, and to loose my
things mt k IS me feel bad"
National Republican., 1885-12-16
A Virginia Fugitive Arrested.

Wm. Ward, fugitive from justice from Nor
folk, was arrested Monday night at his house
on Meridian Hill. Ward had been convicted In
Norfolk for violating the pension laws, and
was sentenced to two years in the penitcntlary
and to pay iipe of $500. lie was allowed to
visit his house in the custody of two deputy
mnrshals, and he succeeded in escaping by a
rear window. He was tracked TO this city by
Special Agent Jacobs, and was located by q de-
coy letter. United States Marshal Scott, of
Richmond arrived last night and will take his
prisoner back with him to-day.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

The President took advantage of the pleasant
weather yesterday and got out his seal browns
lie drove down to the Interior Department
where Secretary Lamar was toilng hard, and
they both drove about the city for some time.
side. Among the callers Mt the white house
were Senators George, Walthall, Brown, Pal
mcr, and Hale, Representatives Holman. Dowd-
Conger, Fuller Wise, whiting Eli, Drecken.
ridge, Foran, Seney, wilkins, Matson, Scott,
Van Eaton, Barksdae Allen, McCreary,
TOwnshend, Lardis, Mnybury, steele, John.
ston, J. NJ. Taylor, Morgan, and Catchiugs, and
Civil Service Commissioner Edgerton.
Championship polo, Baltimore VS.. Washing.
ton, Ninth street rink tonight Jennie lIough.
ton tO.mOrTOw.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

An immense invoice Just from the factory OF
cur s3 button. lace, and congress boots fIr gen.
UUmrn, the Cst shoe III the market or ever ut.
hIld for tie w.cC AlsOu very extensive line
G very fine und medium good Mlll,.madc
goods ms low as The lowest in price for tue same
llnl,ty poCds. Choice styles IN gents slippers
Lt y. ;. GaurCllS, 800 Seventh street corner Of l.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

The health officers report for the wee, cnl.
ing Dee. | Is MS follows; Deaths, 50 white, As;
cOlorCd, 30. Death rate per thousand per an.
nwn--white 1885; cOlorcd, G3S; total popula,
ton, 2l.r5. Ofthe. dcCcdents 23 were under .
years of age Births-rwenty.nne whites and
- COloTed. Marriages, 10.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

will get the benefit of our overproduction
Eiseman Bros, corner Tth and L.
Sketches NV the "Gartenlaube" speoi,I

Sketches by the "Gartenlaube" Special.
TheIe are three India ink sketches and an
"aquarellc" on exhibition at the Barlow Art
Gallery of uncommon merit. They are the
work of Rudolf Crouan, special artist of the
celebrated German "GArtenlaube," which has
the largest circulation of any illustrated paper
In the world. The aforementioned sketches
were brought 10 this country by Mr.. James 4.
DuBOis, United States consul ut Leipslc.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

The United States has brought Sult Against
George Bill, lr., und John r. Mitchell ara II.
Z, GiiEClt, surctlcs on his bond IN The sum nj
5000, 10 recover fIom Mr. Hin for his alleged
lnllwu 10 carry out u contract he had with the
government
National Republican., 1885-12-16

George A. Arms, the real estate broker, yes
terday entered suit ut law against Senator J..
rOnald Cameron to recover $3.50, which he
claims as commission fol selling the house and
furniture OF the senator in this city for S9j,UO)
to ID, L. Morgan. There was no express agree
mclt as 10 allowance, but the plaintif claims
the usual per cent
National Republican., 1885-12-16

The following marriage licenses have been
is'ucd; C!,mcut H. Swing and Barbara ~
Mucr ", II, Kelly ard Martha G. Mitchell,
IClM Counor aud Mary Gcary, Clarence b.
Iitot,I and Duru Howard, Charles A. Kcnuarl
NCCt, b. G.
National Republican., 1885-12-16
Doc Gee 65c roc Zoe

See us for anything you
may desire in Ladies and
Children's Hosiery, as our
stock is the largest and most
varied yet displayed. Buy
with prices right.
WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP.
Derot for Xmas HandIserchiefs.
1t is probable that more Of
these indispensable and con-
sequently most acceptable
articles are sold Christmas
than any other class of mer-
chandise. We cannot believe
other houses sell as many
Handkerchiefs as we do, for
we cannot imagine where
they could go to; we do not
believe they do because they
cannotpossibly offer the same
inducements in the way of
intrinsic value.
Besides, we sell no Cot
ton-and-linen Handkerchiefs,
and, after making special eff
forts. we have secured the
cream of the market. 1t is
this intimacy with the market
that enables us to offer such
grand values. Look to us
for what you want in the way
of plain white and colored
bordered hemstitched hand
kerchiefs for men, ladies, and
children.
We cannot too urgently
impress upon the minds of
our customers the many adj
vantages to be derived in
making early purchases:
|
| secOnd-You avoid the crowd.
ThiTdly-Yon avoid any possible disappointment
IN the way Of incomplete assortments, hurried Sc
| leCliGns, Ac.
We say:
Make your selections now. Remember we put
| UP oil "hHlf dO7ensn and nice handkerchief pur-
,hlsCs In neat, tasty Christmas boxes
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
Open evenings till9o'clocl
till after the holidays.
WOODWARD & LoTuRoP,
BostOn Dry Go0aS House,
ONE PRICE ONLY.
82l PENSA. AVE. 9l9 D STREET
National Republican., 1885-12-16

The selection of the Finest Quail
ties of Lucca Oil has been made
specially by S. Rae & Co., of Leg
horn, for the last half century. 5.
Rae g. Co.'s Finest Sublime
lucca Oil is guaranteed to be abso-
lutely what it is described as, viz:
The Very Finest Pure Olive Oil for
eating purposes made in Tuscany,
which nothing can surpass and it
is always of uniform standard excel
Ience. A trial Of S. Rae & Co.'s
Brand of Lucca Oil will convince
anyone OF its superiority to the
other brands now largely sold in the
United States, and at the same time
rroye that the Finest Olive Oil is an
excellent article of food.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

IN $500 fire occurred In Henry f, Stevens
house, 0l3 Rhode Island avenue, at 2:3O o'clock
yesterday morning. Anna Marshall and Ida
CIOniD. ColOTed servants, jumped from the sec.
ond story window and were painfully injured,
During the fire gold watch, worth $780, and n
diamond stud, valued at $50, were either lost or
stolen.
National Republican., 1885-12-16
Dry GooDs.
Harper's Bazar

Says: "The Chris t m a S
Dresses most thought of this
week are not those for wear
ing on gay occasions, but
pretty woolen frocks that are
for plain people who appre-
ciate useful holiday gifts. The
counters of the best shops
are covered with patterns of
wool goods, cut off in dress
lengths, for Christmas pres
ents."
We desire to call attention
to about
800 Wooden Dress Patterns. in an attractive var-
ETY. OF shades, in 22.inoh fabrics in dress lengths
Of from ~ TO 10 yards, at the very low price of
200 fine woolen Dress Patterns cut from our
most desirable and fashionable fabrics. in lengths
assortment to select FROM only 81 and SO per pat.
tern.
Would make the most ac-
ceptable of Christmas gifts,
and at these prices are GER
tainly within the purse of all.
In conjunction with the
above, in order to reduce to
stock and close out two or
three lines of dress goods,
we have reduced the cost in
order to effect speedy and
wide distribution.
Customers should not fail
to take advantage Of this ex-
traordinary reduction sale Of
Seasonable Dress Goods, as
they are at these prices low
enough to buy even for sea-
sons to come.
5d-inch fine Stripe Homespuns, the most desir.
able Of all fabrics reduced to close from s1.2o to
5d-inch Wool Diagonal Homespuns; were good
76c
5l.inch fine Twill Cloths, excellent quality, very
stylish, reduced to close from S12o to 81.
Customers will note that
when we make a reduction
we make it low enough to be
an incentive to purchasers;
hence an early visit is abso-
lutely necessary in order to
secure a choice, as these
goods must certainly meet
with a ready sale at such low
prices.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP
Christmas Wraps.
Among the varied attrac-
tons in our Cloak and Wrap
Department is an elegant
line of Miscellaneous Short
Wraps and Visites, in Chev-
lot, Beaver, and Berlin
Twill, with fur, feather, and
Astrakhan trimmings, which
are fully worth $I2 and SIS,
at the low price Of $3.50
each. Colors-Black and
three shades of brown.
(second Floor-Take the Elevator.)
| WOODWARD & LOIIIROP.
National Republican., 1885-12-16
KINGS PALACE,
s14 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
THE BON MARCHE, 516-518 Seventh st

TOOBUSYWhen
Sensible
National Republican., 1885-12-16

Championship polo, Baltimore VS.. Washing.
ton, Ninth street rink tonight. Jennie llOugl-
ton tomorrow.
National Republican., 1885-12-16
The Meek,s Mo rtnlity.

Championship polo, Baltimore VS., Washing
ton, Ninth street rink tonight. Jennie HJush-
ton tomorrow,
National Republican., 1885-12-16

We have OycrpTuduCcd ut our munuhclOry
lrn shall retail clothing NJ wholesale prices.
iistmHn Bros, corner IN ana u.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

We have nm CverIrod lcli ~ Of cloih'n q; they
must IL diFusCd Ot Eiscn.au Bros. Cor, 7th & Il.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

MAGGIE STANLEY, 0 years old, in characters
l. street Rink to night.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

Receivers of stolen Goods.

for bargains in clothing nt Elseman Bros, cor
ncr ith ard L.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

We have placed this Brand
of Table Oil in stock, and
cffer it as the best that
money can buy.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

MAGGIE STANLEY, 8 years old, in characters
L street Rink tO.night.
National Republican., 1885-12-16
Derrauding n Conyalescent.

Championship polo, Baltimore VS. Washing.
on Ninth street rink tonight. Jennie llou5h-
on tomorrow.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

Special sale of Misses and
Children's Coats and Newman
kets regardless of cost.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-21
IN THE RAILWAY WORLD.
DAsHES FROM ALONG THE
TRACKS AND CROSS-TIES.

Seven Thousand Lives Sacrificed and
S27,OO0,0O0 Invested TN the COnstruc-
tiOn OF RafIrosd that is \ OF Yet Near
Compl esion-The Tea Traffic Across the
Continent-GeneraI Gossip in Railroad
Circles.
Three schooners from Perth Amboy, n.
j.. laden with railroad iron, are now dis
charging at Palatka.
Sept. /, Mann bouGoir cars will be
placed on the Georgia Pacific railway be-
tween Atlanta and shreveport.
Col. Price, President OF the Gainesville
and Dah1onega railroad, has gone 70 New
York 10 make some m0nied arrangements
TO put his road through to Dahlonega.
Work was begun last Monday on the
drawbridge across the river at Thrasher's
Ferry for the jacksonville, Tampa and
Key West railroad. 10 be completed by
Nov. 1.
About 1000 tourists have visited the
Yellowstone Park this season, and as
many more are expected to take advan-
tage Of the excursion rates before the sea
son closes.
The Railroad Commission will hold its
regular monthly meeting on Aug. %. The
board will in all probability on that day
render its decision upon the question Of
pooling rates.
Another Of the cheap 81 excursions to
Brunswick that have proven so popular
and successful viii be given Sunday. The
eXcursionists 50 by the fast mail leaving
savannah at 7 a. m, and returning at
SD p. m, with five hours and half in
Brunswick.
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
IN connection with the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia Railroad, has
changed the route of its run To the East
so as to include Chattanooga, Tenn, in
the list Of cities touched by the trains en-
route To Washington and New York.
The new name of the Green Cove Spring
and MelrOse railroad is the Green Cove
and Midland Railway Company, and
differed as follows: John W. Ashhy,
President; r. B. Canova, Vice President;
}. Il. Brown, General superintendent; A.
F. Nogelbacb, Secretary; J. c. Greeley.
Treasurer. The above officials also con-
stitute the directors, together with Dexter
Hunter, OF Jacksonville, and o. A. Bud
ington, of Clay county.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-21
The Ida c. schooicraft Case.

Statements have been made lately in
regard to this case which were calculated
to bring discredit upon the Captain. The
matter having to-day been passed upon
by his Honor Judge Harden, Capt. Booye
asks that the facts may be made public.
A dog belonging to the cook got ashore,
and it is alleged, killed three chickens, the
dog and chickens being all at large on
the street. The Captain, hearing OF the
matter, told the ''party Of the Chickens"
that although it was not his dog, he
would see that the matter was
settled if he could be shown
any remains OF the chickens to prove
that the loss was actually sustained.
This the party refushed to show, but went
TO a magistrate and had warrantissued,
the chickens in the meantime having
risen in value from 81 each to 50. IN the
meantime no process being served on the
captain the vessel was ready for sea, aud
on going on board with the pilot and tug
the captain found party IN possession.
In answer to a question as to his right on
board, this official { p replied: "Pll
-- soon show YOU" but no authority
being shown the captain took his vessel
out to Brunswick. The magistrate
then got out a writ against the
captain for Obstructing legal Old
process, and 1t was served
on the Captain at Brunswick. He APP
reared very readily at Savannah to an
swer this charge. Judge Harden, upon
the sole showing OF the prosecution, dis
missed the case. just such cases as this
are calculated TO bring the port and city
of Savannah into dsrepute. A vessel
worth $4,000 is stopped by summary pro-
cess because dog aud some chickens had
a scrlmmage on the public highway. The
ships boat in one of her lines would have
amply secured this claim, but
knowing its falacy the parties
by stopping the entire property
supposed the case would be settled.
What man going into his house or Office
and finding it in possession Of come
shyster, without shadow of authority,
would not kick the intruder out? And
yet it is assumed by certain leather
headed officials that a vessel and cargo
are any FOOLS perquisites because they
are not "tO the manner born" But they
bring business TO our port, and any attack
or assault upon our commerce is direct
blow to the general prosperity. r.
Aug. 20, 1885.