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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-03-12

Mrs. ]. B. DESMOULIN, 24rI Nor
gan street, st. Louis, Mo-, in 1882, wrote,
"Ihave been in delicate health for many
years but Warmers SAFE Cure made me
the picture Of health" June 23fd, 1854,
she wrote, "My health has been good
Tor the last two years.
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entertainment for the a,epers.

Yesterday afternoon the Royal Ha-
waiian Band, under direction of Band
master Berger, gave one of it's popular
concerts at the Branch Hospital, Kaka-
ako His Excellency w. NJ. Gibson,
Minister of Foreign Affairs Mrs. G. 7.
Gulick, Dr. E. c. Webb and Professor
julius Herr were present in the grounds
during the afternoon. A splendid pro-
gramme was played by the. band, and
heartily enjoyed by the unfortunate
people of both sexes, who showed their
appreciation in many ways. One OF the
pieces played by the band was selec-
ton from Gilbert and Sullivan's new
opera FThe MikadO." The music is in
Sullivans best vein.
The work on the new KapiOlani Home
is progressing very rapidly, and MIR. r.
E. Mayhem, the contractor, expects to be
all ready for the painters in two. weeks
time The building is two stories. On
the ground floor are the dining and
school rooms, each 80 by % feet; store
room and an office Three flights of
stairs, four feet wide, lead to the second
story, which will be used as dOrnitory,
divided by partition, each room being
80 by % feet. There will be a large bath
room, and also room at one corner, Is
by u feet, for the matrOn. Verandas 10
feet in width extend around the whole
building both up and down stairs. The
shingling is being done by six lepers
whom Mr.. Mayhem pays % cents for
each bunch they lay. The building is
situated in very pleasant part of the
grounds and is surrounded by high
board fence.
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storing Gasoline.

Ed P. c. ADvERTIsER-Sir: A local
item in last Wednesdays Gazette >"
says: Thinking people wonder much
at the dereliction of duty in the Fire
Marshal by allowing the gasoline which
caught fire on the 18th instant to remain
in such a dangerous place, in close prox-
unity to wooden dwellings, ETC." In
reference to this, have to state simply
that it was necessary that the gasoline
referred to should be temporarily stored
where it was. Had the Gazette" made
an inquiry before publishing this item it
would have found out that the gasoline
had only arrived day previous to the
occurrence of the fire, and that the fire
was caused by the accidental upsetting
of tank, the contents of which came in
contact with the fire used by Mr.. Mott
while engaged in soldering up the tanks
also that the tanks containing the gas
Oline arrived in a leaky condition.
T am, etc., J. w. MEG.
Honolulu, Sept Is, 1885.
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correspondent in Tuesdays Bulletin"
complained of the poi manufactures at the
head of Fort street. This letter trihe
late as the agent of the Board of Health
notified the owners thirty-six hours before
the Bulletin was published, that they
must remove their business elsewhere.
At the annual meeting of the Hilo and
Hawaii Telephone and Telegraph Company,
the following were elected officers for the
ensuing year: President, F. S. Lyman; Vice
President w. Ii. Holmes; Secretary, c. S..
Kittredge; Treasurer, II. Deacon.
Commencing on Monday, October 18th.
and thence on the first Monday following
the arrival of the Alameda and MaripOsa,
the steamer Kinau will make the Volcano
trip by the new route. This new arrange
ment will give two days and two nights at
the Volcano House. On Volcano trips the
Kinau will arrive in Honolulu Sunday morn
ing. The other trips of this steamer will be
as usual.
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Messrs. Lyons x Cohen will hold their
regular cash sale at 10 o. clock this morning.
The apparatus for the ne" Hall of Science
at Oahu College, in charg" h Professor Van
Slyke. is expected from Germany by the
German bark C. r. Bishop. due early in No
vember.
The only business in the Supreme Court
yesterday was an order maIe by Mr. Justice
Preston for the condemnation and sale of
119 packages of assorted merchandise, This
is the invoice of oods in which were. found
three hundred ard seventy-two tins of
opium some time ago in Wiider's warehouse,
on the information of Captain w. F, O'Con-
nor.
This evening Mr.. J. w. Yandley's choral
and quintette cluh- will resume their weekly
practice at the gymnasium, Fort street, at
haif-past O'Clock. It is necessary that all
members should be present, aud also make
up their minds to attend regularly every re-
hearsal as they may be appointed. Prof
Julius Herr, conductor of q musical society
in Melbourne, has been invited to attend
the rehearsal this evening. He will conduct
some Of the choruses set down for study.
At no late date it is to be hoped that the
pnDlle may have an opportunity of attend
ing these weekly rehsarsals.
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ADISSENTING OPINION.

In the "PIanters' Monthly" Mr.. E.
LyeaH suggests that San intelligent,
thoroughly posted mau on ViticuIture
should be employed by the Govern
ment to advise and direct those who
are interested and to interest as many
as he could in this industry, and to
inspect all vines, trees, etc. imported,
and where needed disinfect them.
Let every man do what he can to
assist in doing something to increase
our products Instead of quarreling and
fault-finding, and believe that pros
perity will attend US. What little
knowledge I possess on grape grow
ing and fruit raising, [ will gladly
impart to anyone interested" We
entirely dissent from Mr.. Lycau's
suggestion. In our judgment there is
no more need for such al appoint
ment than there is to locate an AS
tronomer Royal on the top of Punch
bowl. An industry which cannot bt
developed without Government aid
had better be left severely alone until
conditions are favorable. Viticulture
needs no Government nursing. 1t
got none in California, the ViticuI-
tural Commission there being the
result of development and the neces-
sity for graphing with phylloxera.
With grapes at forty cents per pound
in Honolulu, what more is needed
except to increase production and
cheaper the price.
Moreover, in his letter, Mr.. Lycan
demonstrates the inutility of such
an appointment. He says: almost.
every one of our Portuguese people
understand grape growing and wine
making, and as soon as the Govern!
ment opens up land for actual home.
steads you will see the Portuguese
improving his place and planning
vines. In this respect We have. "a
great advantage over California, as
there they had to import men who
understood the work, while we have
many here who lave been raised to
just that kind of work and all of
them understand wine making, So
that each man can make his own
grapes into wine, thereby saving the
great expense attached to building
the expensive wine cellars that had
to be done in California from lack of
knowledge in fermenting." And yet
In the very nexl breath Mr.. Lycan
suggests the creation of snug billet
or some unsuccessful experimental
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A I.olieenaan. C.a..gl BID s.aolAin Opiunn

A POIieenaRla Caught Smoking Opium.
A Chinese policeman named AhOi was
caught on Sunday evening i'll a house on
Nuuanu street, by Marshal Soper, smOk-
ing opium. He has suspected him for
some time past Frequcnters of the
Police Court will remember Ahoi, as in
all opium cases he was cIlled by the
prosecution to examine the opium. 1t
was his duty to ring the Station House
bell every evening. He is rather an
aged man, and has pleaded guilty to the
charge. He will be sentenced this
morning
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" Il n II u II Il.

This Trottng standing the corner P
Queen streets, ln
opportunity they nov ,
feeling did his life, and his
he vigorous a four-year-od horse
a Of uanas
ordinary behodmg impressed nn
will grand nc
Importance attached t.
National Association Of Tro,urg i',es nst,'. Ameic 'nG advises
mot only standard D d. o@ n i one T s
. get asG S%" @ rue Mana 5 AND a% F etc. for While
f"rDes t 7ssna y ''
qualifications, performances and performances Of his @
AS breeding he is the horse ON earth and dom except
t frR the w Sire f three e 0nIar IN ana whose
2:a7l4-2:ao aniar Of adm
HI get are now just nsginnng to be appreciated California Que 5
Of @m
With these facts before US VENTURE looms up one the % @
f 6i on TINS but in any other en and the day past S
greatly deplorel consolation d
is horse as VENTURE o place.
only year .cEy for O0o on strength
5SienS whose es $500 ALL things take taken n nIo SsG as
worthy Of tie patronage Of " putc BREED Below viii sTs pedigree
comparison with that other the
American Boy h. Hsi ssa ed mp Es a !" 1907
American Boy, Jr
81 up. Lad, Mo,I,n by Tenneirs
M, vail. ., whker.
81, dam. + In" by lla".bis' nian
Iii dai1.D r"ns,, J., Dpnr.
ga "a 5s% E. % Given A !. e1:
IL Mi, Nat ie| Of Greyhound
i5.m ~ 49,, M,. r D." dan :: wooIc.ek.
i1,i Ga". by by, orl Dfr b., ~ r4;l
. dan" D. 1ae.n.' 'as dam ~ Mahel"''
I Is,% dam dam, : i.T%
90 Fora any particulars, ETC., apply TO
uz.m.a C. B. MILES, PrOPrs.%@
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POLICE JUSTICE -BTCKERToN.
WEDeSEsDAv, SePteI1aber- 1Gth-
Kailianu was fined So and 81 costs for
drunkenness.
George Patterson and William Moore
were each fined s. and costs for violat-
ing express rule, No. 6, by leaving their
carriages without someone in charge.
Hookano, for assault and battery on
Maio (w), had to pay 81 fine and So 10
costs.
Mrs. Vim. Roe, who was tried on
Tuesday for assault and battery on a
Chinaman, was brought up on remand
and fined 81 and S. costs.
Ahoi, charged with having opium in
possession, was remanded until the 18th
for sentence.
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Concert at Emma square.

Following is the musical programme of
the concert to be given by the Royal Ha-
waiian Military Band this evening at 1880 at
Emma Square:
Overture -''RaymOnd" new Thomas
(new). -. Waldteufel
Hymn--''The Palms (ne~J ........ Faure
Marches by Berger
a. Hawaii" new
b." Maui (new)
SelectiOn-"The Mikado" (new) Sullivan
WaItZ-''See Saw (new) ............ Grove
Ballad Before Her WIudnW' new .Nehl
Marches by Berger
d-"Oahu" (mew)
b-''Kauai" (nrwl
'' Hawaii Punoi."
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THURSDAY September 18th
A SUGGESTIVE OMISSION.

Readers of the "Gazette" must have
remarked a suggestive omission in
that paper yesterday. There was no
mention whatever of Ike contract
labor circular, nor a 81 gle word on
the subject of "Consui ii Courts" and
"extra territorial jurisdiction" with
which it had crammed it's readers for
weeks past. TIL great legal wits who
furnished the ;.unseuSical rubbish. re-
ferred to have either gone a'' wool
gathering or taken journey, and
consequently the newspaper cham
pion of Hawaiian independence and
national integrity is as dumb as an
oyster And more singular still, there
is not Il word regarding the 'fPlanters'
Monthly for September. Has it
come to pass that because this pub
LEGATION does not follow the Gazette"
in its personal attacks upon the King
and his Ministers, it is ignored by
that paper? If SO the Planters
Monthly" is to be GGd6tngiraI ulated. The
"Gazette" is the organ of small but
fast dimIiLBfshing band of ''soreheads."
The Ilhle Public has become weary of their
whining and vituperation. If they
lost place and pay, as good men as
they are succeeded to the offices
vacated by them, and the service is
quite as we'll performed. That is all
the public are concerned to know,
although there are otherwise sensible
men who think that their private
affairs are matters of public concern.
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CUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- Islands. In the matter of the bankruptcy OF
5. J. Levey a Company. Before Mr.. Justice
Preston, s. J. Levey and w. H. Aldrich, doing
business in Honolulu, Island of Oahu, under the
firm name of S. J. Levey q Co., having this day
been adJudicated Dankrupts on their own petition,
it is hereby ordered that all creditors of said
bankrupts come ia and prove their claims before
me. at my chambers, in Honolulu, on MONDAY,
September 81, 1885, at 10 O'Clock a m.
And it is further ordered that, upon said day,
the creditors proceed to holt the election of an
assignee or assignees of said bankrupt estate, and
that notice hereof be published one time in the
Hawaiian Gazette, " three times IN the "Bulie-
tin, and three times in the DAILY +. 9. ADVER-
TIsER newspapers previous to said day.
Dated Honolulu, sept. Is, 1895.
Attest: EDWARD PRESTON,
Justice Supreme Court.
HENRY SMITH, Deputy Clerk. Is7-sels
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ist, who is to be paid to interest"
and "instruct" people in a class of
business which they thoroughly I'M
derstand and in which they appear to
be deeply interested.
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Light 0i his any crest Lis Ii nder head
Has .dy short his loiHs lIxuriant silCad;
Muse !, Oh mnAcIe knots his brawny breast
No f. alarms HIM, no vain shouts modest:
Der his right shoulder, floating tnll and fair,
sweeps his thick name and spreads its pGmp nf bai,
)" ifi works his double spine, and tartL around
Rings las solid hoof that wears the ground VRa1
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NOTICE.
FIRE NOTICE.

FIRE MARSHAL'S OFFICE
HONOLULU. Sept. 5, 1855.
Parties intending to burn rubbish their pre-
iseS particularly at night time are respectfully,
asked TO notify me. or the watchmun at the Bell
Tower, in order that false alarm be prevented
and the public undiSturted from its quiet slun-
bers OF late frequent bright lights have been
seen by the watch at the Tower, which, on in
quiry, proved to be nothing more than piles of
rubbish left burning through the night. Resi-
dents please take notice.
seI4-3G JAS. w. MCGUIRE, Fire Marshal
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTURE OF AN ORDER OF CON
D domination and sale of 119 packages of mer-
chandise issued out of the Supreme Court on the
10th day of September, A d. 1885, to John Fl
Soper, Marshal of the Kingdom, viii, by order
of said Marshal, sell at public auction on FRIDAY ,
the 25th day of September, a. D., 1888, at II
O'Clock noon, the following packages of merchan-
disc, viz:
10 barrels Salmon.
kegs Lard.
10 boxes Soda Crackers.
boxes Condensed Milk.
20 boxes Candles
l barrel Shrimps-
bags Barley,
box a i've ponnd tin Crackers.
--I2poxes tin salmon.
19O-se25 LEWIS j. I.EVEY. AUctr.
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NOTICE.

ID EFERRING TO THE ABOVE. L M NOW
II prepared to continue the business of auc-
tiOneer, at the store formerly occupied by = Mott
Fort street, next to G. w. Macfarlane e Co.. until
more spacious premises are ready. My first regu-
lar cash sale will be held on THURSDAY, 18th
September, at 10 a. M. Telephone No. 29S.
I79-se2I LEWIS ]. LEVEY.
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NOTICE.

nor SALE-THE FURNITURE, PIANO
II and books of the late JUDGE AUSTIN
be the residence Nuuanu street
from to Il a. IN. daily until September 26th
l8a=se22
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Co any particulars. apply
uz..,.s C. B. MILES, PrOPrla%~-
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VNROM ONE TO FIVE YEARS, THE PREM
IL ises situated at Kaihi, adjoining Mrs. Beck
ley's. The hons is ISX24, with every accOmmo
datiOn. There is about four acres of land fenced
in with stone wall. Terms very easy Apply to
Deputy Marshal Dayton, at the Police Station,
from WhOm ali particulars can he obtained
Il9n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-11
Order of Publication.

TN THE COUNTY C0URTO OF OHIO COUNTY,
Il In the State Of West Virginia, in the matter oi
he probate Of the last VIII Of Robert Kyle, late OF
said Ohio county, deceased.
ter in said court the 18th day OF June, 1885, IL TO
have admitted 70 probate and record paper writ
ing purporting to be the last will and testament OF
Rob Kyle late Of said OHIO county, decreased dated
the 9th day Of October In the year $780, his true
last will and testament; and Il appearing from an
itdavit filed In said matter that sarah Archer and
J.G Archer, her husband, j. A Bard. husband Of
sophie Bard, Mary Ann Kyle, i. Rebecca Nelson.
AnDie v. Calvin and b Y. Calvin, her husband, and
Nargsretta b. Agnev and j. +. Agnew, ptrsDns In.
crested IN such proSatng, are non-resdents OF this
in the CITY OF Wheeling county OF Ohio, and State
OF West Virginia. within ore month after the date
of the first publication OF this order and do what
nay be to protect iSsF P'f5s;' IN the
CLERK OF the County Court Of Ohio County, State Of
West Virginia.
J. P. Roc sRs, Attorney for Petitioner. iu27oawt
DEFDRE THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY
- Court Of Ohio county, ate Of West Virginia,
the matter Of The pr bate Of paper writing pur.
porting to be the last will Of William ID. Martin,
i he object Of the petition fled in this matter on
the24th day OF June A. 1855, Is TO have admitted 10
probate paper writing purporiing to be the last
will OF William ID. Martin, de eased, bearing date
N the sth cay Of June, A. d. 1885, and Il appearing
rom The said petition verified by affidavit filed vita
ne In my Office that Eliza Ann Dean, Clarisa Love,
Minerva Curtis, Abner Curtis, septenary c. Rudy
md - Rudy, her husband, the frst name OF such
husband being unknowB, persons interested in such
obae are nom residents OF this State IL Ia ordered
hat they do appear al my once, In the city Of
Wheeling In the county Of Ohio and State Aforesaid
Fhin one month after the date Of the nrst public-
ion hereof and do what Ia necessary 70 prote their
interests shall proceed TO hear and determi Inc the
notion for such probate at my said Office on the 81
lay Of August, A. ID. 1855, at 10 a. unless such
bearing is then continued for good cause shown.
Published the first time June n, 1885.
Witness my hand this 9th day Of june, a. d.
1855. GEORGE HOOK,
Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county, State Of
West Virginia.
CALDWELL CALDWELL,
Attorneys for Petitioner. ju26oast
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AN AGED BAPTIST MINISTER.
rro More Important oases

Your agsut being in Columbus, Ga, q few days
40 aud meeting the venerable brother j. Il. ca mp
bsIl sskcd INN for the news. Ha reply was, II
.ass two more important eures effected By SEift's
Specific " report" This venerable man IL known
a. and vide Tor his unremittng abors OF love in the
o-bai o. the poor u Columbus IL will be remem-
ssrsd raat Swsi.s specific Co has donated quite an
EuOuLt o. their famous medicine, 70 be distributed
BY Mr. Campbell among the poor OF the city, hence
si' remark de said:
~ have lust seen A lady who has been greatly an
,oved by letter in one Of her banda II had given
Der ouch trouble and pam. She said she had been
treated by several phi sicians during the past three
Or tour wears with the old remedies, but without
giving any relief l suggested Ssiis'S specific, and
lbe took four battles and Is now apparently perfectly
veil H-r nand is smooth aud not single sign OF
he dissaSe lsit IL Is marvellous how this medicine
fe.JySies the ~ s'eIl."
~ ia, ahOlt he other cass?
well, that vas 4 lady also. She bad been affected
Sith s,Ssma for IOUr years Her lace, hans ana
I1S a. vel as her bOJyI was covered over win
s5rs- and scsos " was one OF tina worst cases Of
bstyrriole die sss that have ever seen. The sui.
tr.8g Of The poor creature vas beyond expression,
she irird eg-ry remcdy at command Including mer'
sc-y AID oiide Of potash but she only grew worse
see ~ in this coalition when nut saw the casa.
soon had her taxing SWuIs SPECIFIC, and she has
r5u r.s4n only two bottles but every marx OF the
Isezse has almost entirely DISAPPEARED hsf
IN Bgth AMI general D. alt6 have greatly improved.
Il Is Of the most fenarkaole cures th4t nSS SOe
saisr nv observation"
fprifEcp mir gl INK Win men, &lu AHSA
ssic,;ons n the remedies use5-Wnat Is your
oppiob As 70 tba merits Of Swifts Speeihe? ~,
On ministry Of sixty years have minsled WIZ
STsry class OF society, and have Observed 81,
7,-;s,v ~ diseases witch affiict humanity, BLOOD
lIsss,s are the most numerous and the most aim.
S1lt no remove. II Is my deliberate judgment tnat
EE1it Sp4ci6e Is the grandest blood Pariaer ever
discovered. There Is nothing com r'Es,. 80 -
bsre l. nothing too good to say about SEhts Spe-
eihcn -, ...,.s g..
TEE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Atlanta ia.
For .,le nv Iaughlin Bros & Co. and Logan Co
Wheeling, at wholesale and retail.
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Miss Nellie Keat,

Wellington, Lorain county, O writes: DIR.
> b. HARTMAN b Co., Columbus. O., Gen
utmen; have been great sufferer from
chronic catarrh, bronchitis and neuralgia o.
,he face. i have been taking your PaRUSA
Tor one month. The neuralgia and catarrh
's almost well. and the cough is much bet
ter. like your PERUsA very much
G. +. Dupler. aged thirty.four years. OF
Equality, Illinois. had been affected with
chronic catsrrh which be frst discov,
eied six years ago In succession he loss
his smell, taste and hearing The disease
vas 20 malignant that II not only attacked
The softer parts, but destroyed the bony
partition OF the nose aud seriously affected
The external parts. He could only hear q
watch ticking by holding it close to his ear.
He suffered intense pain in the nose. from
which green, dry clots of offensive edor fell
In this condition he presented himself to DR..
Hartman several months ago He can now
hear watch eight inches from his right aud
six inches from his left ear. His taste aud
smell are again returning, and the external
part of the nose is quite we'll Few more
grateful patients ever left physicians Of
fee than Mr.. Dupler. He said. "Why in
the world was PERUNA not prescribed for me
long sgoT
Cramps of the Stomach.
We have the privilege of reporting the
following case. Those similarly affected
can get the name and address of DR. Hart.
man. The lady does not want her name in
the papers. For a year, or years, (the
writer does not remmeber the length of
tipe) this lady had cramps, and the most
fearful. of the stomach, every day and night.
which would be followed by that terrible
weakness, which was something wonder
full" The suffering and distress of this
lady was indescribsble and almost unen-
durable. After all the physicians
and medicines had failed, and all hope had
almost fed, DR.. Hartman was consulted,
and from the first day Of taking his PERUNA
The cramps and all bad feeling left her, and
now for over q month has been entirely free
from every symptom. A more thankful
patient no doctor ever had.
Mr.. Baggs, druggist, Charleston, Kama.
whs county, W. Va, writes: "PERUYA sells
well here and gives good satisfaction. Gus
toners speak well of it."
Dr. ]. Anderson, Coshocton, Ohio, writes:
Your PERUNA sells well and gives good
satisfaction. consider it splendid medi-
cine"