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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-27
IAN FREE AT LAST"
FREE FROM ALL OF LlFe'S DUTIES
AND RESPONSIBILITIES,
Thomas A. Hendricks Passes Over
the Border and Joins the
Silent Majority.
Death Comes to Him As "Sleep That
knits UP the RaveIed Sleave
Of Care" and Meets Him
Alone in His Chamber,

The Reaper Does His Work Sudd emily and
unexpectedly, hut Peacefully-Uni-
ycrsa1 Regret at the Sad Occur
renee Political Significance
Funeral Preparations.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-07-03

had light variable winds from southwest to north
west, with heavy ualls and constant rains,
which continued until the goth, the barometer
ranging from 22.79 TO 29.S8. Thence had very
light winds to port, mostly from the southern
quarter. Sighted Oahu at > a u. July list
Experienced rough weather and heavy seas when
off this island.
The tug Eleu lowed the steamer LizeIil,e from
Wilder'5 wharf to the fish market wharf,
where the LikeIze's old boiler viii be taken out
The steamer ". H. Reed was lowered from the
marine railway July p. after the American Girl
The tug EIeu took new buoy early Oh the I'd
and placed it next to the spar buoy. The old
mooring was brought ashore to be repaired.
The schooner American Girl sails this morning
to Waianae to load with sugar for San Francisco.
The barkenrine Mount Lebanon is consigned to
Wing Wo Cnan & Co. Chinese firm, and brings
IS Chinese passengers, including tour women and
four children She was locked at Brewers wharf,
and will commence discharging this morning.
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FOREIGN NEssEI.S nnnr

R4nang2ss 4 1.. Walker IIaw), Anderson, from
nam. JsnoL L4nashiu Mairu, Collier, from Yoka.
sc 1ti5 Dark Eirmah c Jenss, from Glasgow
re Ba g.'N ',l" Ford, \. Bergman, from Depart.
ErancisSc,os 'ne j SpreckeIs, Frits, from san
River S Cli,f american Girl, MoO.e, from Navarro
Brit p 5LSr Ce9,5aur. oHersen, from Hongkong
Rongkong Mount Lebanon, c H Nelson, from
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NHIPpING NOTES

pad5v f 5.l0oner Nile Morris brought 4oo noo.
t.. ~ ~, -, D. SPreckels was doeked At ,nao . .
ns sp '-.t on July "a. and will commence -, I =, =
pin sail earI,- ,s warehouse this morning. She
The Br5, .'-s next next week for san Francisco,
H. Nelson or[Hentine Mount Lebanon, Captain
Gys from I'm ',lIlSed in port early on Julv % -
General rnercbss1, with an assorted cargo of
play PHI. ,ri Sailed from Hougkong ON
Atmospbera 4 Ia" fresh breeze and DARK re- W.
|sAd HgI days; thence had thunder
May 10th
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N bark Amy Turner, Newell, from Boston,
% July 202j
pm bark Jupiter, from Liverpool, due July 10
4tOber 80
.a -Ii park Martha Davis, f Benson, from New
- VIA Boston. due October $50
an .I. TERN ENa, Weikman, from San Francisco
"a humboldt Bay, due June $50
VI : : Australia Brit r G. Chest, from the
sPonsS' en- route for san Franaisco, due July
s[ ~, 'N'Ae IL Meyer, y IL Paul, from san
FRANCISCO, due July ii
An aCnr reporter, for Kahului, June $3.50
&c M II SCDt Anna, McCuuoch, from san Francisco,
"a hahului. July SO
f31cisc ,'1T 1IS Am, II NJ Hayward from San
4. Al. Am >ehrJ Ford from san Francisco, July
IAN am !oFSine W Irwin. II y Turner. from san
n 4neiSco. July G-IO - ''ii '''''i
tnly S-l2 1-''' Io'u 7-'h FRANCISCO,
sr .eal oarS Forest Queen, Nelson, from San
sbr5%,s ; Heandia, Weber. from San Francisco
z Now Sryy lGF Inc Colonies. due July 18th
&c July 10 ''i' '>c" C''SI'F' ~ > w
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The grocers generally throughout the city
| tomorrow.
The first celebration in Honolulu of the
independence of the United States took
place in 1882.
Their Majesties the King and Queen have
postponed their visit to Kona, Hawaii, until
the next trip of the W. G. Hall.
The bark Mount Lebanon. which arrived
yesterday, 80 days from Hongkong, brings
twenty-five Chinese passengers for this port.
Messrs. Lyons q Levey will continue, this
morning, the credit sale Of desirable goods,
commenced yes terday. The sale will begin
at 10 a. m. sharp.
Wing On Wo & Co., No. 80 Hotel street,
have large lot of frst-class fireworks, in
Guiding rockets, fire-cra ckers, ETC., for sale,
and offer them at the lowest prices.
The United States Minister Resident will
be sat home" on the Fourth from to 5
p. NJ. During the morning he will be pres
ent with Mrs. Merrill at the exercises in
Kapiolani Park.
Mr.. Mayhem, who has the contract for
laying the dancing floor and cloth in the
Music Hall for the Fourth of July ball, fin
iShed the work yesterday. Messrs. STRAIT
IN Unger. are now engaged on the dec
morrow viii be St. Switee4- day. 1t
Did country belief that if II rams oil ST.
0 --en's day, it viii rain the following
Tort. is Whether this be true or not, it
$ pre- vel. ',povn that one long reign
over the contiD,Dt IF America terminated on
that day in 1770.
Mr.. J. P. Bowen late of the Hawaiian
Hotel is now in charge of the Keystone
Saloon, where he can be found by his friends
at all times. ready to dispense the choicest
liquors and best cigars. Mr.. Bowen hopes
to be able to satisfy the public generally. by
making the Keystone q frst-class saloon in
every particular. Give him an early call. x
The races announced for tomorrow at
Kapioani Park promise to be of interest,
and We do not doubt "a large number of
holiday seekers will enjoy the sports. There
are five events on the card. Race programmes
can be had If J. Z. Wiseman and Mr.. Berger,
Secretary Hawaiian Jockey Club, under
the auspices of which the races Will be run.
Arrangements have been perfected for
supplying transportation, by Dodd's busses,
to and from Kapiolani Park tomorrow for
those, especially ladies and children, who
wish to enjoy the Fourth of July exercises
in the pavilion Of the Agricultural Society.
Conductors have been appointed to take
charge of the busses, and tickets will be
issued gra It's to heads of families and others
who may apply for them at Mr.. Wiseman's
Office to-day and early tomorrow morning. |
The exercises at the park will not COM
mence until IL O'Clock a. m.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-07-03

The very remarkable statement is made
in the Medical Tines that DR.. Fleischl
of Vienna has discovered that the hydro
chlorate of cocaine administered hypo-
dermically in doses from one-twelfth to
one-fourth of a grain will cure NOR
phinism, alcoholism and similar habits
within ten days.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-07-03

Mr.. Berlier, an engineer proposes q
system of pneumatic transmission be-
tween Paris and London, involving the
employment of two tubes-one for sending
and the other for receiving kilograms,
letters and postal parcels weighing up to
eleven pounds. The time taken in trans
mission, according to the protector, would
be one hour, Notwithstanding stoppages at
any stations which might be established
on the way.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-07-03

DR.. Babes has completed series of
studies in Prof. Cornils laboratory, from
which he concludes that the comma
bacillus of cholera will grow in milk,
coffee, meat, carrots, eggs, and broth, but
not in fresh or dried fruits, beer, wine,
conserves, smoked or sailed meat or
cheese
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-07-03
Police Court.

BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERToN.
THURSDAY, July I'd.
Wailili and Joe Richard were each mulcted
in the sum of Sc for drunkenness.
Lock Hee, All Hoon and All Chung were
charged with assault and battery on All
Lung, Kinney & Peterson appeared for the
defendants, and at their request the case
was adjourned to the Sd.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-07-03

A remarkable cannon has been invented
by Colonel de Bange, of Paris. 1t has a
very long range, and sends deadly mes
senger with remarkable swiftness. 1t is
calculated cannon ball dispatched from
the mouth of a cannon in Paris would
reach Versailles in forty seconds. The
journey used to be done the other way.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-07-03

The Jesuits have recently purchased
the villa in the Island of Eliza, which was
occupied by Napoleon after his abdication
in 1914. 1t is to be converted into a COLI
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PA$SENGERS.

Ban. J ftIa-3ea kona and Kau, Per steamer w G
Alfred wills l 1, ut Rev Bishop of Honolulu. Mrs
z RichardS5n ny NJ. + Emerson, II P Baldwin, G
For I IN and about So deck passengers. .
Dos 4 IlI1.,1,,uakua, per steamer Tvva1ani -
Passenger liIe' d II Nichols, and about 40 decL
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- ,..n..n,.s SneciaI Notfce.

b. undersigned hereby gives notice to all
r., whether resident Of this or any other
H., i'm tif, Kingdom having balances Of cash
san5cr,' or agents hands in Honolulu that they
Il De. assessed here fer the same according to
b. returns made by said bankers or agents TO
! uaIgr, gurd and the tax on the same must be
Il ,tlr Tax Collector for Honolulu.
FRED. IL. HAYSELDEN,
Tax Assessor for District of Honolulu.
u..,le.f lame. r.. IS>5 2S1-j -GW
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-07-03
DEPARTURES.

THURSDAY, July ,.
stmr " C Hail. Bates, for NIaalaea, Kona and
kau, at Ppm
slmr iwaaui. Freeman, for Hamakua, at p M
Stmr kapioaui for Eva
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-07-03

When carbonized, cork produces the
greatest amount of pure charcoal of any
wood known.
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.e,iaI Notice to Firemen and Mem
hors nj Volunteer Companies.

j .154rsrgnel hcrtby gives special nOtlCe 10
bremen and members Of volunteer companies
!, .b4r pu,t by law appear in person before
and claim their exemption from personal
a-,rrf. exemption cannot be allowed.
FRED. II. TNYSELDEN,
Tax Assessor for District Of Honolulu.
,.., r.,,.l- I,,5 2sO-je17-6w
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JEi or HONOLULU, II. /.
ARREY AIS.

THURSDAY, July =.
kun- Kapiolaui, from Eva
schr Mile Morris, from EVA
BHt bark Mount Lebanon, Nelson, 81 days
b. Heu-kung
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Vessels Leaving This Day
.sselS Expecied from Foreign PORTS

Am schr -.merican Girl, Moore, for Waianae
echr Cater.na. for KaIaeloa
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
RESTAURANTS.
HONOLULU

TOSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT, o. HOTEL
- street, Jun Hee, proprietor. The best cook
III the city has opened the above restaurant
Everything neat and clean. Table supplied with
the best the market affords. Wire gauze doors
make the piece cool and fly proof 22l.tf
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BORN.

In this city, Oh the morning Of Thursday,
ID, TO the wife OF Mr.. p. O'Suuivan, a son.
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{ NEC1L BROWN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW AND
- Notary Public, Campbeus Block Merchant
0Ieet' lS9-lVm2a
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Ibn,g< ~ the Noon DUrIIS Suly.
1889.
u. II. NJ.
IA quartet. e. ....-.......-........ u Par.
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Notice to the Public.

WE TAKE PLEA ASSURE IN ANNOUNCING
w to the public that, in addition to our
PASTRY AND CONFECTIONERY business, we
will open an
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Business Cards.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.

ATTORNEYS, COUNsELORs, SOLICITORS
ADVOCATES, ETC.
Office I5o -
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NOTICE.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS
w day bought the Coffee Saloon at 81 Hote
street from COnchee, and will continue the bnsil
under the name of Tung Hop & Co.
TUNG HOP,
HOY KET,
296-je25-12t TAM SIN.
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WHISTLES.

All: favorite brands of English, American and
German ALES AND BEERS.
National Republican., 1885-10-05
Handkerchief Values.

Handkerchief Values.
Whatever you buy Of US
for linen is "linen," and moth
ing but linen. Our stock of
Handkerchiefs is all linen.
Linen is cold, lumpy,
CLASSY. Cotton-and-linen is
creamy, sleazy, and soft.
For looks buy Cotton-and-
linen. For both looks and
wear buy Linen.
Linen grows winter by
washing. Cotton-and-linen
grows yellow. Most mer-
chants buy Cotton-and-linen.
We buy nothing but ALI
linen.
Ladies' Pure Linen Cam
brio Colored Bordered Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, worth
12Hc, only Ioc each.
Ladies' Plain White ALL
linen Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, ~ inch hem, elegant
quality, worth I5c, only 1oc
each.
Ladies' Sheer Linen Lawn
Hemstitched Colored Bor-
dered Handkerchiefs, elegant
variety Of colorings, worth
21c, only 15c each.
Gents White Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, inch hem,
extra fine quality, unlaun-
dered, only I2Hc each.
SPECIAL-1oo dozen La
dies Pure Linen Unlaun-
dered 81 Initial Handker-
chiefs. only 2oc each, 6 for
Sl.OO.
Ladies' Sheer Linen Lawn
Hand-embroidered "lnitia"
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
only 2oc each, 6 for $3.50.
Mems Unlaundered Pure
Linen c a m brio Hnltial"
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
only 2oc each, 6 for $3.50.
This department has been
moved to the second floor in
order to give them the space
that steadily increasing bust
ness demanded. (Take the
elevator)
National Republican., 1885-10-05
ST. DoMrN1c,s REpEDrcArED.
Impressive Ceremonies in the Late Fire
ScorChed Edifice.

NcoFCneu
81. Domiuic'sChurch was rededcated yestcr-
day morning in the presence OF Il large congre.
CATION. Archbishop Gibbons ofiiciated. The
services began promptly at 10 o'clock, The
first ceremonial was thato blessing the church.
a procession ofacolytcs priests, bishops. nnd
the arChbishops proceeded down the niddlc
aisle OF the church, and passed out OF the main
their return to the sanctuary the litany OF the
saints was sung. This was followed by the
ceremony of blessing the interior of the church.
Pontifcal mass was then said. Archbishop
Gibbons was the celebrant; Father D1onan, of
Georgetown College, was deacon. and Father
Mcguire subdeacon.
Bishop watterson of Columbus, Ohio, delivered
the sermon. lie based his remarks ON st. Mat
thew xviii Ia The leading topic was tnat
the Catholic church is the apostolic church. IL
represents the gospels, aud was the instrument
to aid men in obtaining salvation. In its or.
gnnizatiOn and government II was society. IL
had its forms and doctrines, which were found.
ed upon scriptural truths 1t had temporal
as also spiritual welfare. In its temporal
welfare II looked 10 the building of churches,
orphenages, qsylums, and institutions that ben.
Gifted mankind. Its spiritual welfare was the
preparation of the soul for heaven. The seven
sacrnments were seyernlly commented on an
explained. On concluding the bishop spoketo
the congregation words OF praise for their
efforts in rebuilding the church and rcfltting II
in II tasteful manner.
The "Te Deum" was sung at the close of the
mass. The music Tor the occasion was well
rendered by a trained chorus of about forty
voices. Haydn's 10th Mass, or the jubilate mass
as II " called, was sung under the direction OF
| Prof Waldecker, orgunist. The choir was as.
sisted by solo quartette, and 1t comprised
/ Mrs Clara C. Baker Smith, soprano; Mrs. VIM.
| Waldeckcr, alto; Mr.. A. l.. Fenuell, tenor, and
| Mr.. Emil Holer, baSso. During the mass the
! following selections were sung; Mercadanto s
"Ncni Creator and Diabellis "Jubiate Deo.'
| At Oilertory the solo part was sung by Mrs,
| Bakcr.Smith.
In the evening at o'clock pontihcnl yespcrs
/ were said by Rev. Dr, Wattorson bishop OF
| Columbus, Ohio followed by the rosary process.
| sion, in which $50 children participated, aitcr
| which a sermon on the rosary was preached by
| the Very Rev. Father Dinahan, o. p, pastor OF
| St. Peters Church, of Memphis Tenn.
National Republican., 1885-10-05

The engineer commissioner has approved re.
quests as follows: To lay water main on the
east side OF Ninth street, between B and g
southwest; to lay sidewalks on Champlain
avenue, Eighteenth street, between S and I
northwest, aud on l. street, between South
Capitol and Half; also to extend the sidewalk
in front of squares 205, 2O6 2D7, and 67i, and to
grade street, between First street and Della
ware avenue, and Delaware avenue, between
Canal and G streets southwest.
National Republican., 1885-10-05
Ladies'

Ladies', Children, and Infants French
and American Underwear, in Merino Cash =
mere, and Silk. Inspection is asked of the
improved shape of the American Hosiery
Underwear. The pants at to the
limbs like stockings, aud, being full regu-
lar made, are comfortable as well as neat In
appearance. This make Of Underwear is a
great boon to the children, the hose fitting
over the drawers without creaslng.
National Republican., 1885-10-05
DRY GO0Ds.
The Chance of a
Year.

Once a year the manufact-
urers Of our 81. c." Corsets
gives us a "job" to "wake up"
the trade.
This year they have out
done themselves, and have
closed out to us four styles
of elegant handmade French
Satine, Coutil, and Satin Cor
sets, at a terrible loss to
themselves, but claim they
are not going to make any
more of these particular
styles, hence were willing to
lose a little money.
In presenting these re-
markable bargains to our
customers we believe we are
offering them fine French
Corsets at a lower price than
such elegant goods were ever
offered by any house in this
country.
In view Of the intrinsic
worth of these goods, their
perfect shape, finish, and ex-
cellent wearing qualities, we
do not hesitate to advise our
customers to buy two or three
pairs, as the to * is not
large and the sizes will likely
soon be broken.
LOT 1-57 dozen White French ~. c." Corsets,
elegant quality and finish; have never
been offered ut retail less than e.; VIC
shall offer them ut
sl.5o PER PAIR.
LOT 2-1OS dozen French satine ~. O." Corsets,
silk famed, spoon busk; colors-black,
blue, rose, scarlet, light blue, and creme;
never have been offered at retail less than
s2.25 we shall offer them at
$3.50 PER PAIR.
LOT 3-26 dozen French Coutil ~ G." Corsets
extra heavy, non.clastic web a pottom
double side steels especially for stout per-
sons, sizes runnIns to 90 inch; colors-
white and drab; have never been offered,
| 10 our knowledge, less than 1916, and
| usually at "a; we offer them during this
| sale at
$3.50 PER PAIR.
| As this line Is the smallest lot, an carly
| selection should be made in order to Sc
cure the size desired. Sizes are now COM
plee up to 30 inch.
LOT 4-2S dozen fine French Satin II. c." Corsets;
solors-blnck, light blue, rose, scarlet;
| thi' corset is considered to be the perfec-
| tIon of ladies' wear in this line and Is
usually sold at so per pair. We offer
them In this sale at the extraordinary low
| price Of
50 PER PAIR.
Comment on this lot Is supernuous, vel
we think every purchaser Will feel thai
| she has saved ut least 81 on the purchase
(second Floor-Take the Eleyator.)
We call your attention to
the handsome window display
of these wonderful values.
WOODWARD & LoTHEoP.
National Republican., 1885-10-05
No Record of the Promotion.

The acting second comptroller of the treasury
has disallowed the claim of the widow of Gen.
Ward B. Burnett, for the difference OF pay be.
tween colonel and brigadler general of the
United States army, for the three months extra
pay allowed by act ofCongress to officers of the
Mexican war. The second comptroller fails to
find evidence of Gen. Burnett ever having
served in n higher rank than colonel
National Republican., 1885-10-05

The grand opening of the National Skating
Rink, Gil and 6l3 street northwest, takes
place tonight, Oct. 8, at 7:S0 o'clock. new
iloor has been laid and the surface now is Sec
ond to none in the country. The Jones Sisters,
aged and II years, of Rockford, ILL.,, will give
an exhibition of fancy and trick skating. The
National Rifles have been invited, and arc eX-
pected to be present. Good music and polite
attention. Seating capacity 1000 people. Ad.
mission % cents; skates 10 cents.
National Republican., 1885-10-05
Gents

Cartwright aud Warmers and the I. & r.
Morley's English Underwear, the famous
&C. & Co. French Underwear, and Norfolk
and New Brunswick and American Hosiery
Company's American Underwear, all grades
and sizes In stock,
National Republican., 1885-10-05
Sl.5O.

The Sl.50 "Palais Royal" Scarlet Cash
mere Wool Underwear for gents Is not only
medicated, but warranted cochineal dye,
consequently fast color. We wish TO inform
our patrons that should our 95c Scarlet I'm
derwear not arrive as promised, we will Of
fer the S1.50 quality for Sl.13, which is cost
Dricp
National Republican., 1885-10-05
90 Cents.

The Csc Ladies' Underwear Is three parts
wool, which gives the advantages OF ALL
wool Underwear, with twice its durability.
Equal to CSC quality Of our competitors.
National Republican., 1885-10-05
95 Cents.

The 95c "Palais Roynln Merino Shirts and
Drawers are to be our speciality The D5c
Scarlet Mcdicated All-wool Underwear for
gents will arrive Monday, Oct. 8; at least so
we are advised by telegraph.
National Republican., 1885-10-05

John Hancock reported to the police last
night that an insane man has been running at
large in tho neighborhood of the Gunners and
Fishers Club house, above Georgetown. The
mans actions have alarmed the residents OF
the locality