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No AUCTION SALE required this evening,
as the One Price Mechanics Bazaar, corner
Fort and Merchant streets. opposite Camp
BELLS Block, sells clothing, furnishing
goods. hats, caps. shoes, etc, always 25 per
cent less than any other retail house on the
the islands.
At the regular assembly OF Honolulu
| Commandery No. l. knights Templar, held
at their Asylum on King street last Thurs
| day evening. the following officers were
elected for the current year: Eminent
| Commander. H. J. Nolte; Generalissimo,
| David Dayton; Captain General, Benz.
| Whitney; Prelate, Gideon West; Sen. War
| den, Jno. F. Bowler; Jun. Warden, F. J.
| Higgins; Treasurer, Jno. S. Walker; Re-
| corder, J. B. Peterson; Standard Bearer,
James Dodd; Sword Bearer, Vim. B. Davey;
Warder, Max Eckart.
The following officers were duly installed
in Mystic Lodge No. 2, Z. of P. last Thurs
day evening: w. G. Ashley, P. c.; N.
Gresham, Chan. Com; 7. K. Myers, Vice
Chan. F. n. Eckley, Master Finance; J. E.
Wiseman, Keeper Record and Seals; J. A.
Palmer, Mas. of Ex.; G. 81. Fassett, Prelate;
@. K. Miller, Master of Arms; J. A. Martens.
o. G.; A. Gutenberg, J. q. The installing
officer, Dep. Sup. Chan. D. Dayton took oc-
casion to pay high compliment to the
members of the Lodge for their energy and
zeal in building up SO fine Lodge, to
which the members responded by heartily
acknowledging their obligations to Bro.
Dayton for his cooperation.
London, Jan. 2.-The Worlds Paris letter
gives the following details of the courtsh;p
between Mrs. Mackay and Count Colonna:
Last Winter in Rome the Count escorted
Miss Mackay to the Colonna palazzo, on
Piazza del Sante Apostolic to show her his
family portrait gallery. In passing along
the corridor the Prince would now then
halt, making explanatory remarks in re-
gard to the history of his ances tors. dwelling
with pride upon the story of Cardinal Co
lonna whom Petrarch venerated, of the
great Admiral who performed prodigies of
valor on the momentous day of Lepanto,
and longest of all upon the sad story of the
sweet, dark-eyed Victoria Colonno, who
loved and built the lofty Rhyme. Upon
reaching the end of the gallery Miss Mackay
said with an arch smile to her companion,
pointing to the vacant space: principe,
when time rolls on and your portrait is
hung there, how will men speak of you to
distinguish you from the other Colonnas?"
eff they merely say This is Principe Co
lonna who was happy in being Miss Mackay's
adoring slave will be more than content"
answered the Prince.
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Mrs. HanpSOK2.

The noon meeting will be at the Bethel
Church for one hour.
There will be no meeting at Kawaiahao
Church this evening.
There will be a union service of the Fort
Street and Bethel Union Churches at Ka-
waiahao Church tomorrow at II A. n. and
TIM. In tbs evening Mrs. Hampson will
speak to men, especially the business men.
All are cordially invited to these services.
The Gospel services will, in all probability,
continue to the middle of next week, and be
followed by two or three extra meetings Of
thanksgiving and prise.
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PASSENGERS.
ARRTVALS.

From San Francisco, per AIariposa, Jan s-Hon
7 r Foster and wife, Prof Wayland and wife, II ]
Agnew, Z Thomas, Mrs II KInkead, Miss
Ribbey and maid, DR. P Gray and wife, s
Winter, Miss Florence Winter. Geo Courtney and
wife, Davies, G Bernhard, G Gertz, II Lose,
wife and child, q w Lichten thaler, Mrs Miller and
child, John Heyne, Capt II Tierney, D Bald
win, DR. D Campbell b Scewartz. DR. r Engle-
son, J Eilingham, w Smith, COlaghan and
40 In the steersge
From Kappa, via waIalua, per James Makee,
San 9-HiS Ex Gov o Dominis, Capt a Jack
son, Miss E Halstead and 60 deck
Cor Hawaii and Maui, per w G Hall, Jan &C
II spencer, H n Greenweu, D Paris, Jr, Hon D
II Nahinu, Miss L Hama Mr. A0na, wife and
child, g Snyder, d L Walia, Master ] III Davis, J
II Davis, Mccarthy and l0I deck
DEPARTURES.
For San Francisco, per hktne Discovery, Jan 9
MIR Ayers, J RothwelI and Mehner
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interior Department.

Sealed proposals arl be received at the ONCE OF
tho Minister OF the Interior until IL O'Clock noon
sn Saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1885, for
the construction Of the works herein named.
Plans and specifications may be examined at tho
ofRce OF the Minister on and after the 9th day Of
February, 1855.
The works to be constructed are
First-The basin Of the Storage Reservoir, Le.,
removing all trees and other vegetable growths,
and eKcavating and removing all earth and rock
within the indicated lines.
Becond-BaIldlng a dam of frst-cIaSs rubble
masonry laid In full beds Of hydraulic cement.
Third-Laying the line Of fifteen and twelve inch
Ipes and setting gates between the storage reser-
VoIr aud that Of distribution and from the latter
70 the point of connection with the pipe system of
the city. Note-ThIs work may b. divided and
let in two three sections.
Fourth-Construcdng the distributing reserv DIR
consisting Of an excavation lined with hydraulic
cement, concrete or brIck-wOrx laid In fu IL
Hydraulic cement beds and Joints, the crosswaIl
aad bays to he similarly constructed and the whole
eoofed over.
All proposals must be endorsed proposals for
ydeing the particular work for which the bid is
nAdeJ
A bond must be executed by the contractor
with two o. approved sureties conditioned upon
che faithful performance OF the contract.
The Minister reserves the right to reject the
lowest or any bid
Bids may be made for all the above in one
contract.
CHAS. 7. GULICK,
Munster Of Interior.
Interior oHice, Dec. 20, 1884. wj2O-sF fe7
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LOCAL AND GENERAL

The Consuelo on her last trip up made
San Francisco in ten days.
Harry Agnew returned on the Mariposa.
BE has not yet given the latest news from
his pretty mare 'Maude.'
AS usual, Purser Guard of the Mariposa
had files of late papers ready for the P. C.
ADVERTISER.
The Minister of the Interior advertises for
bids for che erection of a new signal station
on the south slope of Diamond Head.
The brig W. G.. Irwin may be expected
here during next week. The Ella left on
the goth; the J. D. spreckels for Kahului,
and the Caibairen on the 18th for this port.
The new building lately put up on the
corner of Hotel and Union streets is opened
to-day as the Forest Market Geo Schrader
proprietor. See his advertisement.
The Haaeaiian is way ''out' in it's criti-
letin board sharps. One of them was only
five minutes, and the other one minute
wrong.
By circular from San Francisco Messrs.
our business men are acquainted, have dis
solved partnership, being succeeded by the
firm of Blake, Motif & Towne.
The Wasp's cartoon of ''The Avengers"
is very good, as is it's account of how San
Francisco's fearless yachtmen set sail from
HN,zIJ I1.o
the islands for their capture by the Atlas
pirates.
Mrs. Hampson's lecture last Thursday
! evening was very we'll attended, it being es-
One OF the most encouraging features of the
| lady's addresses is that many go several
| times to hear them.
This mornings DAILY P. G. ADVERTISER
appears with its new heading. The electro
| type view of Honolulu from the sea is very
good, and somewhat after the style of the
old cut that ornamental the WEEKLY some
| years ago.
! In October last the American bark Ceylon
and the English bark Catalina sailed within
| Hongkong. The Ceylon beat her rival
maintaining her repu tation as a fine Ole
American clipper, by arriving at Honkong
| six days ahead.
| Miss Mackay, the daughter of one OF Cali
| fornias millionaires, has become Mrs. Co
| lonno. Her husband is las Mark Twain
would say Gin the Prince business How
she was wooed is told in the following.
Special to the s. F. Bulletin.
Messrs. Wiseman and Outline have pre-
pared pretty and handy Honolulu Guide
| Book of Informe ton" copies of which can
! be had Of Mr.. Wiseman at his Office. The
| get up of the pamphlet is quite good, and
| it will be found useful in giving informatio
to visitors to Honolulu.
J The Hon. John S. Winter of Galesburg
| Illinois, accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Florence Winter, was a passenger by the
Mariposa yesterday. Mr.. Winter visits the
islands to rest and recuperate from over
/ work, and will remain few months. HI
and his daughter are at present the guest!
! of Mr.. E. r. Hendry.
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COMMERCIAL.

The following is Messrs Williams, DimOnd q
Cos circular letter per Mariposa:-
SAN Francisco, Jan. 3, 1854.
Dear Sir,-Our last circular was dated Dec 18th
per Alameda.
SUGAR-Mai advices state that the New York
market has undergone ne change since our last re-
pert.
One Of the largest rehneries has closed down for
repairs and cleaning up. Centrifugals are NOM
inaI at sis for ss per cent Until the new
year there is not likely to be much change. As
the Spanish treaty is not likely pass the present
Congress, more hopeful feeling is noted among
the trade
Exchange cables London, Dec. 22nd, 'Sugar
steady; beets prompt delivery los. Sd. Firm ana
hardening; rather dearer " Manila basis, 400
RICE-Market very quiet; little demand.
Price nominally 44c.
FLoUR-G @ extra family, s4.25. Ell Dorado,
eS
BRAN-sIs. price likely to fall to $3.50 on
change to-day.
BARLEY-No feed, 1c 30.
GROUND BARLEY-$2I fob
oATs-Fair, 81. 10; medium, sI,4O; choice, s1.s5
feb
HAY-Large bales, W aud o, $40; small bales,
els to els
LIAE-Sl.5O per DBL
CHARTERS-Since last adyices our State has
been visited by general and copious rains, and no
complaint can be made, st least for some time
that moisture is needed. English advices have
been stronger and a consequence rates have
steadily advanced, and at this writing the market
Is arm.
Last charter wooden SOS. Sd. Liverpool direct
now held higher. Iren, 4es. Cork X, A
further advance is not improbable
EXCHANGE London, 60 days sight. $3.50 n
\ 7 sight, q per cent.
We remain, dear sirs,
Yours, faithfully,
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & co.
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Haw sseam-bark Morning star, Bray. from Bos-
ton, due Feb
Am bktne William Phillips, from Hongkong,
due Jan is
Bark Meodota. from New York. due Mar 1-20
Am bark Caibarlen, Hubbard, from San Fran
cisco
Am bktne Ella, Howe from san Francisco, due
Jan Is
Am brgtne D Spreckels, Fries, from san
Francisco, due at Kahului, Jan 1918
Am brgtne w @ Irwin, Turner, from San Fran
cisco, due Jan is
Am schr ROsalind. from Humboldt, due Jan 10
Am bk Ceylon, Barstow, from Hongkong, due
Feb 20
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BY AUTHORITY.
TENDERS WANTED.

Tenders will be received at the Office of the
Minister Of the Interior till IL O'Clock noon of
Wednesday, January II, 1885, for the construction
Of 9 telegraph station On the soHthsrly slope Of
Diamond Head.
Plans and specifications are now ready for ex-
animation at the Office Of the superintendent Of
Public Works.
The Minister does not bind himself to accept
the lowest Or any tender.
CHAS. T. GULICK,
Minister Of Interior.
Intsrior oface. Jan. 9, 1855. Az Ials
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Police Court.
BEFORE poL1eE-JUsTIcE BIcKERToN.

FRIDAY, Jan. 8.
Yin Chan Kee and Ahiona. who were
proved guilty of selling opium, were SEN
fenced to three months imprisonment, fined
500 and had to pay $500 costs each.
In the case of Geo. yoght there was not
sufficient evidence to show that he was
guilty of the crime with which he was
charged-that of stealing diamond ring.
Another Chinaman, An Chat, was re-
manded until next Monday on the charge of
selling opium.
Portuguese, Carlos Navanete, was found
guilty of abusing his wife, and was fined SO;
costs. 81.
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vessels Expected from Foreign Ports

steamship Australia, Chest, from the Colonies,
due Jan 10
Steamship City Of sydney, Dearborn, from San
Francisco, due Jan "a
steamship Alameda, H G Morse. from San
Francisco, due Jan %
brit bark Orient, from Liverpool due April
Am tern Norway, Paul, from San Francisco,
due Jan Is
Haw bark Thos Foster, from Newcastle, N 5
w, due Feb 20
Ana bark Hesper, Ryder, from Newcastle, $
w, due Feb IS
steamship Mount Lebanon. d Maxwell, from
Hongkong, via Yokohama, now due
Ger bark Meteor, Classen, from Bremen, due
June %
Brit ship Dacca, Perry, from London, via Lis
hon and Madeira, due about December
Bark Chasca BRIT, from Liverpool
Brit blk Banca from Glasgow
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ME5fORANRA,

The steamship Mariposa sailed from San Fran
cisco January End at 3.o5 pm. Discharged pilot
at 4.l6 pm. First days had light westerly winds
and fine weather; following days had strong
winds from sSE to sW. with heavy sea and long
westerly swell, thence to port had light battling
winds with fine weather.
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FORETasN VESSELS IN PORT.

Haw brig Hazard. Terney, from Jaluit
Am bItne w II Dimond, Houdlett, from San
Francisco
steamship Mariposa. H NJ Hayward, from San
Francisco
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PORT OF HONOLULU. IL. l.
ARRIVALS.

FRIDAY, January 9.
S.uar James Makee, Capt Weir, from Kauai, via
WalAnae and Waialua
OSS Aariposa, H NJ Hayward, days and 10
hours from san Francisco
ssmr w G Hail. Bates, from Maalaea, Kona and
KAu, Hawaii
Schr KapIolani, from Waianae
Schr Waimalu. from Huo
Bchr MaIolo, from Laupahoehoe
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DEPARTURES.

FRIDAY. January 9.
Bktne Discovery, PERRIN m, for San Francisco
Stnlr WaImanalo, Christian. for w 4imanalo
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Best ChiId,s Face
[Exbhange.

A photographer who makes q speciality
of taking the pictures of children says it &
difficult to find baby that will answer the
purpose of the photographer. Eyes large
and wide apart, short upper lip regulaR
nose and ears. and an oval chin are the
combinations of feature desired and rarely
found
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Band Concert.

The Band will play the following pr O.
gramme this afternoon, at 4:30, at Emma
Square
March-''Falka," new .Kappey
Overture-''The Partner new. -. .Auber
Ballad-"The Reaper and the Flowers"
new. ...' Co"en
Waltz-"Golden Myrtles," new Fahrbach
Three Songs, new. ...... Mendelshon
Waltz-"Scented Flowers" new. .......
Waldteufel
Concert on Monday evening at Emma
Square.
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YesSeIs Leaving This Day

stmr Bishop. Macauley, for Hanamaalu,
Kilauea and Hanalei, Kauai, via Waianae, at
IL noon
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offices to Rent.

THE LARGE AND AIRY UPSTAIR OF.
L fees In the Spreckels Block, Just completed
on Fort street, are now offered for rent.
For terms apply 70
sI2 Raru WIN. q. IRWIN 4 co.
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Auction sales Announced.

d Levey, Evening sale at
the Temple of Fashion. at o'clock
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cider as a Medicine.

Cider as Medicine
The Gazette Medicale de Algerie calls
attention to great number of facts which
appear to show that cider drinkers are moi
troubled with stone, and that patients
having this affection are either cured OF
greatly relieved by that beverage.
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Located IN the beautiful village of San Mateo,
on the Southern Pacific R. R., 81 miles from San
Francisco. Established in 1855. Fourteen in.
structors of reputation and ability. The buildings
are extensive, are heated by steam, and are In
every way arranged for the health and comfort of
the cadets. Trinity Session began July "a, and the
Easter Session will commence January 8, 1886.
For further information and catalogue, Just out,
address
REV. ALFRED LEE BREWER, n. a.,
lSe-Ja24 'sS-wja27 as Prrgd.suI
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The following is Messrs Williams, DimOnd q
Cos circular letter per Mariposa:-
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-19

worked him for the Enforcement. They
discussed war "reminiscences OF the First
Michigan cavalry, dined together, and
the physician was 30 thoroughly con-
vlnced that Fullers representations we're
straight that he did not hesitate to
obllge him. AT one time he was en-
ployed by the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy roid entering their services as q
brakeman, with headquarters at Gales
burg, III. While there he had woman
with him, whom he represented as his
wife. AT the same time he was making
acquaintances with women along the
road, and to one who resided at Mon.
mouth, ILL.,, he was engaged to be mar.
ried, but he dodged her by showing a
forged dispatch stating that his mother
was dying at Toledo. lie appointed a
future date for the wedding, aud when
the bride appeared she learned that he
had previously married young lady at
Augusta, Ill. He was concerned In this
business and confessed to his rascslity.
Hi, capture at Trinidad was made to-day
on advlces from Michigan that he was
somewhere in this Vicinity, and Dete csive
Watrous was detailed to run tie rascsl
down. He wilt be taken to Grand Rapids
at once to answer for his rascality."
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-19
PERSONAL.

Charles Green returned yesterday from
Chicago.
w s Pfukett and wife, Fairfel1, is Pax
ton guest.
CE Forbes, of the Free Press, st. Paul,
Nsb., is at the Paxton.
Mrs. Geo. Giaconi and daughters have
returned from Spirit Lake.
Judge Brandeis has gone to Minnesota in
the hopes of cooling off,"
Meszrs Peter and Joseph Tier have gone to
Chicago to attend the meeting of the whisky y
pool.
Mrs. Baumgartner, with her two daugh-
ters, arrived here Monday, Iowa. and Is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Rooster.
Mr.. Clarence Howard, who graduated with
high honor at the last session of the St. Louis
manual training school, writes to one of his
Omaha friends that he has just secured the
position of sistant general foreman in the
Missouri Pacific shops in st. Louis.
Miss Kate Cunning and the Misses Albsrts
of Council Bluffs, accompanied by Mossrs.
Canning aud Vicroy, of Omaha, were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs John Jenkins of this
city on Saturday and Sunday last The
young folks visited the Union Pacific machine
and car shops, and other places hers before
returning to Council Bluffs.
p B Rhsa, Cedar Rapids; Alva Smith,
Wayerly; Miss Harding, Blair; G III Ross,
Pickrell; st Cyr, Chicago; j Tewks-
bury, Weeping Water; I'll O Ballong, Schuy
Ter; Humphrey, Glasgow; Mics S NJ fanny,
West Point; r Porter, Hingler; g Orcatt,
Durant; Geo Chamberlain, Alpha, are at the
Canfield.
At the Metropolitan: ID. p. James, Grand
Island; W, w, Satto. wife and SOD, Teka-
nah; Mrs. Il. r. Leighton and sister, Platts-
mouth; Theodore p. Trask and daughter,
Oakdale; Mrs, A. Morgan and family,
Wayne; Mrs. J. Rash and family, Norfolk;
ID. A. Billings, Wahoo; X, w. Cunningham,
Greenwood; w. @. Massey Mrs. H Barber,
Fairmont; Mrs. j. L. Moore and daughter,
Red Cloud; j. Chase, Plattsmouth, Neb.; w.
H. Rowlin, p, Eidamiller, Harlan, Iowa; A.
ID. Griffin, Milwaukee. Wis; II. P. Wood
and wife. Wataga, ILL.,, August Beck and
wife, Chicago; John I. Taylor, Walden, N.
Y; ID. M, Mcdonald and wife, Nevada,
No.; w. r. Smith. Chicago; d. P. Hutchins,
Portsmouth, Ohio.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-19
FIREM EN- AT GRAND ISLAND
The Opening OF the State Tourna-
ment To-day.

The third annual tournament of tn,
Nebraska Flremen's association com
mences to-day at Grand Island
Everything Is In readiness for the week
Of pleasure, and great sport is ant'ci-
pated. Tne following Is the pre-.
gramme:
Reception of visiting fremen.
SECOND DAY, isIlii''
10 a. N. Grand street parade.
Up. IN 46 hose race. First prIzs 500,
second $780, third $40.
81 hook and ladder race. First prizr, 500;
second prize, $50; third prize, $40. Ladder.
man conCest, gold badge.
THIRD DAY.
10 o. m. Chemical engine $25 contest.
2p IN. Green race, hose. First prize,
$50, second prize, $40. third prize, 325.
Green race, hook and ladder. First
prize $50, second priz , $40, third prize S25.
State coupling contest, two gold badges
Chief, ex-chiefs and assistants, two gold
badges and one belt.
FOURTH DAY.
1Oa. M, Pompeir exhibition.
Up, M, State championship hose race.
First prize. jumper and $l40, second prize,
$50, third trIze, $40.
State championship hook and ladder. First
prize, Sl4O. second pnze. 50, third prize, $40.
Omaha will bs represented at the
tournament by the Pompler corps, the
five members of which, with Charles
Fisher, captain, started last night, in
with the Durant hose team.
They were headed by band of music
and were attended by large number of
friends who saw them off. Both organi-
z,tLons are in good trim and will make q
hard tight for frs. przs.