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New-York tribune., 1886-01-31
SENATOR'S SUPPORTING THE PRESIDENT.
THE DEMOCRATS SUSTAIN HIS ACTION IN WIFI
HOLDING PAPERS FROM TIE SENATE.

HOLDING PAPERS FROM TIE SENATE.
WAsHIyGToN, Jan. 30 tSpeciaD. THE Demo-
cratic met caucus today to consider tho
course they should pursue I'm reference to the fresach
determination IN declining to allow heads OF depart
ments to transmit senate papers relating TO the
SUSPENSION OF officials Those who thought that proper
regard the dignity and rights Of the Senate In this
matter would induce Democratic Senator'S to, over
look party lines and withhold their support from
the President long az ho assumes the
right to treat public records as bis private
property were mistaken. After a short discussion
the Senator, with practical unanimity decided to
snuport the President in his views. There was some
inicatlon Of resistance at rS nut IL ed to Htle
Democratic Senators who by reason 0l thcf Ia
uc secure certain appointments were moro or less ais
satisfied with the Pres dent ana ha gwen puhlo ul.ei
to their views said TO have been most earnest III
their determination support the President among
these Senators Beck the chairman 81 me cauru',
soIn"y iUt ~ n1o o TIt tns f"llnwing resolution
which the secretary Of tho caucus was authorized 10
RrS9irsd THAT we approve the vows and action of
the President, communicated TO the senate through
lcncral Garland IN his letter of January 30,
1856. and that We cordially support the Executive
therein.
Mr. Vance was absent which Is considered significant,
because known that in the Finance Committee he
voted in favor Of calling for tho papers relating to the
administration Of Internal Rovenuo Collector, Me
Cormck who suspended while the Senate was In
session last spring. 1t is believed that Mr. Vance
VIII bo the only Democratic Senator who
win fail to support the President. Among those VINO
spoke at tho caucus was Mr.. Gibson. 1t was he who
drafted tho resolution finally adopted The most eX-
tended speech was made by Mr. Pugh in favor OF Demo-
cratic unity Others who spoke were Butler Call COL
outt Maxey, Coke and COckrell. Mr. Kenna
called attention 10 the resolution submitted in the
Senate by Mr. Plat tho consideration OF Executive
nominations open session. The discussion WHEN I'i-
lowed wa, entire y Informal Mr. Beck said the Demo
Gratis would welcome discussion OF the issue between
the Senate and the President In open session. as
lIstgv A
10 il would result in ADVANTAGE to the Dem cidts DuJ
No. did not brl"yc that 10 would be good pOcy l" con
-cr nominations open in session, OecauScicNefy sauuer
uttered against uppOin'ee would Dc spsea
broadcast tie country other senators agreed Win
MIR E. and though no vote WAS taken it seemed to he
the opinion al That II would be best 70 follo" the
custom OF considering nominations behind closed door'
The Republican senators have not yet called caucus
but IL is thought probable that they Will by Monday or
Tucslay
New-York tribune., 1886-01-31
Catarrh

Is frequently an indication of scroulOus tatnt in t' ''
tenn Ayers sarsapara purihes the blood and 'nu' "
stores health affected membranes. IL also stops
nauseous catarrhal discharges and prevents the n'e0
from reaching lungs and stomach Catarrh shouu "
treated as a blood disease.
sufered for wears from chronic Catarrh NY appete"
very poor and | felt miserably. Nons OF the ren0
took Afforded me any relof until commenced using %
sarsapar lla Of which have now taken nve Ooe"es
eatarrh has ppearod gr wing strong AMI s'
nv apue,te has RETURNED my health is fuy s'stoe
susan L. w. Cook 900 Albanyst" Boston Highlands N
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nnwxoRK DAILY TRIBUNE JANUARY 81 lsGTWELvE PAGES

nstructs him to express his grave dspoasure at tho
conduct of Lieutenant Greene OF the Signal Corps who,
he says has manHesy failed far in his career TO COM
prehend the duties and responsibilities of commissioned
officer and to realize that the OF hars insulting aud
abusive langnacc toward men who. from their position
could not reply TO IT, strikes at the very root or military
discipline ana evidences in the officer so acting depor
,',u .trate nts M ,sr mn illness for command. The
Secretary War also deems 1t his dnty to eproDate the
rude and in which the officers composing
the court treated counsel for the accused mem Snch
conduct il utterly unjuSuilbe in officers sitting III ml
tary courts in the capacity OF judges"
New-York tribune., 1886-01-31
Ayers SaYsaparilla.

prepareaby Dr. j. c. Aver Co. Lowell Mass sod " ~
Druggists. Price, 81 six oott'es' ~
New-York tribune., 1886-01-31

THE ESTATE or JAMES GALLATIH.
Adrian Iselin yesterday presented to the Sur
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McCIeerx ments snNIor.

As announced, the billiard match for
$3.50 aside, between J. +. b. McCleery
and Ben Saylor, 500 points up, came OFT
at the Hawaiian Hotel billiard room last
evening. The room was crowded in
every part, and the game was exceed
ingly interesting, some brilliant shots
being made by both men. The game
commenced at five minutes past
O'Clock McCleery at once took the
lead, and ut the end OF the sixth innings
was Pol to Saylor's 80. McCleery failed
to score in the seventh innings, while
Saylor, getting the balls together near
the rail, made 233 points before he put
down his cue. This put him A. points
ahead. At the end of the eleventh in
nings the score stood, Saylor 1916, Me
Cieery 355. The latter, getting the balls
together and playing very steadily, ran
out the game with an unfinished break OF
AS points Both men were frequently
applauded during the game when a
good shot was made. Saylor, unfortu-
natelv, missed cue when making his run
of 233, or else the game might have re-
suited differently. He is without doubt
the best player of the two. His judg-
ment in bringing the balls together when
separated was fine, and his all-round
shots were ut times brilliant. The balls
broke badly for McCleery on several oc-
casions, and twice they were frozen.
Mr. ! y. Bowen ofliciated as referee,
and Mr.. Barney Ordenstein called the
game. The following is the full scors:
McCleery-O, IS, 70, 0, 0, 144, 0, o, 10,
Is, 81, 1880
saylor-1, 6, 0, l, Is, So, 233, 10, ,,
20, 7I-396.
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The programme of festivities in cele-
bration OF the fiftieth birthday OF His
Majesty the King appears in this morn
ing's issue. These will commence on
Tuesday, November 10th, with a grand
reception and hookupu from 10 in the
morning to in the afternoon. The day
will conclude with fireworks and torch
light procession by the Fire Brigade. \
regatta takes place on the 18th, and the
18th will be devoted to a historical pro
cession, a baseball tournament and a
historical tableaux. A grand ball will be
given on the evening of the 10Th, and
grand Iuau on the 23d. The 9th is re-
served for horse race; the 29th for a
military parade, and the festivities will
conclude on December I'd with State
dinner. The programme should prove a
popular one, appealing as 1t does to
every variety OF taste, and the jubilee OF
our gracious Sovereign will doubtless
prove an event long to be held in happy
memory.
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AN ACT

AMEND CHAPTER XNNVII OF THE PENAL CODE
Act AMENDAToRY THEREOF RELATING TO MIGRANTS
AND IDLE AND DsoRDERIY
Be it Enacted by the King Legislature assembly Of the
Islands in the Legislature Of the Kingdom Assembled:
SECTION l. Section 1 Of Chapter XXXVII Of the Penal
Code and the amendatoy thereof hereby amended to
read follows
Section l. Any person who having no visible lawful
means insufficient lawful means of support on beng
thereto required by any Magistrate, who having been
duly summoned for such purpose brought before any
Magistrate pursuance of the provisions OF this Act does
not give good of his of support to the salts
of such Magistrate who Is the occupeF OF any
house which frequened by reputed thieves persons
who have no visible lawful Of support and person
found any such house in company with such reputed
thieves persons who does give good account OF his
lawful means support and also Of his being in such house
upon some lawful occasiOn who wander abroad places
himself public place beg gather aims or causes
or procures encourages any child so to do or VINO
found bv night armed with any gun, pistol sword, budgeon
or other offensive weapon instrument and who being
thereto required by any Magistrate, does not give good
account of his means of support and assign valid and salts
factory for his being armed or who has on or
about his person without lawful he proof which
excuse shall be on person. deeterous drug sub
stance or who violently resss any constable other peace
officer apprehendug him and Is subsequently convicted OF
the for which he shall have been appehended OF
who socs gathers collects aims, subscriptions or conr
buttons under any false pretense who imposes or ell
deavors to impose upon any charitable institution or private
individual by any false fraudulent representation either
verbally or writing with view obtain money or any
other benefit advantage; who has III his custody or
possession without lawful he proof Of which excuse
shall such person. any pckockey crow, Jack bit or
other implement of se-brealng; who Is found by
night having his blackened wearing felt or other
Shippers or is dressed otherwise disguised with eionou
intent or who is by night without lawful excuse he
proof of which excuse shall be such person. in upon
any dwenho warehouse, coachhouse, stable or out
house or enclosed yard garden in or board
av ship or vessel when lying being in any port,
barbor or place within Kingdom shall be liable to i'm
prsonment hard labor for any time not exceeding SIX
months or may bound labor for time not exceed
ING two years any time with any agcuurst planter
or farmer with any mechanic, artisan housekeePer
The hire any paid the of such person shall 60
vo-thds person bound and onethrd 70 the Govern
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burglary by ChImese.s

Late on Sunday night Portuguese
store on King street, occupied by man
named Souza, was entered by burglars,
who succeeded in getting 81 80 in cash
and-a quantity OF drygoods. They over
looked the fact that the safe was not
locked, and thereby lost a prize. The
footprints and other indications leave
little doubt that the men were Chinese.
Souza and his two children were sleep
ing in an adjoining room, but heard no
noise, and the forTe r awoke in the morn
ing suffering from a severe headache. 1t
is surmised that chloroform was admins
tered to him.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The schooner Kauikeaoun arrived October
25th from Kohala Hawaii. with !, Jos bags sugar
The Captain reports very rough weather. On so
count OF which he was unable to get any more
sugar. She sails o-morrow for kohala.
The schooner Kulamaua sailed October 25th
with = fail cargo Of general merchandise, 5000
feet of lumber. spur-whesia. and sugar
rollers. each weighing nine tons, for Hamaku@.
The barkentine George C. Perkins hss been
moved to near the Pacific Mail Company's wharf,
TO discharge hsr RENAL ming 200 tons Of coal she
goes on the Marine Railway tomorrow to be
cleaned.
The bugantine Claus spreoksls was docked at
the Oceanic Company wharf October 25th. to
discharge her cargo.
The German bark Hydra was loading at Hong
kong september lith for this port.
The British bark +. J. spence sailed from
Hongkong September 18th with full cargo of
general merchandise for this port, and il conse-
quently 81 days out.
The steamer Khan sails for her regular route
along windward ports this afternoon at 4
o'clock
The steamer Iwalaui sails at 10 o'clock this
morning for Kona. Ruu, Maaiaea, etc, via La
haiua, Maui. taking the steamer ". G.. Halls
route.
The schooner Leahi brought 1. 40 bags paddy
and ls5 bags rice from Hanalei. Kauai. She leaves
tomorrow.
The schooner Canute sails this morning with
%. 600 feet Of lumber for Keokea, Kohala, Hawaii
and 200 tons general merchandise for Hilo and
Laupahoehoe.
The bark Caibarien. having finished unloading
her general cargo. was hauled into the stream
October 25th, where she viii wait for sugar.
The schooner Kawailani brought 400 bags rice
from KooIau, Oahu. October Path,
The Hawaiian bark star of Devon, Captain
Alfred Lowell, Will sail about next Thursday for
Tanning Island, to load guano for here
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ment and in case the person thus bound shall neglect
reasonable labor required Of him the person
whom he is bound authorized such reasonable
coercve the Police District Justice Of the
District which he resides may from time time indicate
and every such pick lock key, crow, jack bit other inn
pement, and every such gun, pistol, sword, budgeon
offensive weapon instrument and every such delete
rous drug disguise aforesaid shall by the
of the offender become forfeited to the Govern
Approved this 18th day Of October A. D. 1886
KALAKAUA REX
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1}.Z- '''"'''' va i'.'f
hr,t bark spence. from HonsRanr duo
October Is-Z5 '
Ger 0arz Hydra. from Houskong. due pessm
her lis
a.. am q nlsine W Irwin. McCuIiooh, from
san tranctsco, due Dct 2G-.I
am hIstne AuIA, Robertson, from san Frau-
cisco, uue at kahului Maui. OCt 25-2s
Am bktue Mary WiuEelIuau. ChAs BarkUs
IRON van francisco, dur NOV 1914
Am brstHe John - Sprrckels, = FrIis from
san Francisco, due Nov ll-l5
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Goats. Classics and Manual Labor,

The viii of the late Rev David Abel, Of
Burlington, y. j, recently Prooated' pro
vides for the establishment of Bible tenn
perance school for the thorough classical edu
cation of young people of both sexes, at
which the pupils may by manual labor, pay
such part Of the school expenses as may be
considered advisable The executor Is dl-
rected TO devote as large parts of the grounds
of the school as may be found advisable &c
the pasturiug and propagation OF goats IN
order TO encourage the use Of their flesh a.
food in the place of that of swine. -Chlcage
Herald.
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rta

the being in Of the provisions Of the Appro-
priation Bill for said period; and,
WHEREAS appears said several paid out
after careful consideration by order of the Cabinet
Council; and
WHEREAS Minister of Finance has requested Bill ndem
nifying those legally responsible and dschargng them
from further liability of the aforesaid expen-
ditures; now, therefore,
Enacted by the King and the Legislature assembly Of the
Holcaian Islands an the Legislature Of the k"gioa Aabted'
SECTION That the Minister of Finance and all others
legally responsible hereby Unidentified aud discharged
from all liability on account the expenditures above
toned and that the the Finance Department be
adjusted accordingly.
SECTION 3 This Act shall become from and after the
date of its passage
Approved this 18th day of October A. ID. 1886.
KALAKAUA REX.
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Vessels In Port from Foreign Ports

Am bktne George c Perkins, Alderman
from San Francisco
GER bark Pacific, Altman, from Bremen
Hawaiian bark Thomas r Foster, W Rugg,
from Newcastle,
Am bark Caibarien, A Perkins, from san
Francisco, via Mahukona
Haw schr Jennie Walker b Anderson from
Fanniug's Island.
Am bk Hope, Penhallow, from Port
Townsend, W
san Francisco .
Haw brig Star of Devon, Alfred Lowell IRON
South Sea Islands
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A CARD.

,T,gF. UNDERSIGNED. on BEHALF OF THE
Inter-Island steam Navigation Company,
beg to sincerely thank the officers and hreTnen
Of The Fire Department. and also all those who
rendered their services al the late fire on the
" 2. GODFREY,
Wee President /. !. =. y. CO.
}. ENs,
SECRETARY !. I. :. \. Co. le7 nor2
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vessels Expected from Foreign aorse

Brit ship Hospoda Babcock, from Newcastle,
y ", due October 1880
Brit bark Gleugaber, ROlleston, from Liver
pool, due Jan 1881
Am bark. Martha Fisher, from Glasgow, due
Jan 1880
Brit bark Watson, from Liverpool, due
October l-2O
Am ok Martha Davis, " Bsuson, sailed from
Boston August eth, due December In
Haw schr General Siegei, Sanders FROM
French Frigate Shoals, due Nov 21-3O
r VI 5 Alameda lAml, II q Morse, from San
Francisco, en- route to the Colonies. due October
Goth.
Am bktne Discovery, John Lee. from San
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vessels Leaving TODAY.

stnr Kinau, King, for ,Iaui and Hawaii, at 4
p N
stmr IwaIani. Bates, for Bona, Kau, and N1aa-
laea, via Lahaina. at 10 4 II
Schr Canute, for LaupabOehoe, Hawaii
Schr Kauikeaouu, for Kohala
Schr Kawailani, fer Koolau, Oahu
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Mr.. Lewis J. Levey has been instructed
bv a large importing house to sell, at 10
o'clock this morning, a large and well
selected stock of new merchandise, consist
ing OF calicoes, sheeting, cottons, tiannels,
hosiery, hats and caps, clocks, jewelry,
watches. etc.
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PASSENGERS.


Tor Maui, per steamer LiEeuks October
25th-Brother Bertrzm, Rev Father Young
Rev FaaIabi and wife Mrs g0rbert " L
Rhoads + Hchmaun q Wilder. Hon A r Pae,
laoIe and about 40 deck pas.eugers
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Observation-Disclosures.

The Hon. C.. b. Palohau has this day been APP
pointed Road Superyisor-i n-C Chief for the island
of Kauai, in accordance with section I. of chap
ter XVIII. of the Statute Laws of 1854
L. AHOLO,
Minister of Interior.
Honolulu, October p. 1886. l96dLw3t
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NOTICE!

4 MONTHLY DIVIDEND OF ONE DOLLAR
y per share viii be payable on the capita
stock OF the Peoples Ice and Refrigerator Go. on
WEpN ESDAl, oct 27th, At the company = once
Stockholders VIII ohlige by calling for their div
ideDd on the above date 1900.
" F. POSTER,
l9o octg- treasurer
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DEPARTURES.

MONDAY, October25.
stmr LikeIike, for Maui at p N
Stlnr Mokolii, McGregor, for holokai' az
strnr Wanna naIo Nelson, for Wanna ualo
Scbr Kulamauu, for Hama6ua
Schr AfanuCkawai, for koOlau, oahu
Schr Mile Morris, for hoOlau
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The following named persons have this day
been appointed Deputy Road Supervisors on the
island OF Hawaii. as follows,
W II. Kailimai, for North Rohala
:. Runahaku. for South Kohals.
NJ. Unmatched, for Hamakua.
d. Kamai. FOR North HilO
J. Moore. for East Hiio.
G. y. ARNOLD,
Road SUPERVISORY Chief. Hawaii
Approved. l.. AHOLO.
Minister OF Interior.
Honolulu. October -, 1856. l95dAw3t
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drgr5l5Gmrui5.
NOTICE.

NTFSSRS. :. NJ DAT & co. HEREBY GIVE
VI notice that th4v have aitnnsad 90 thrir
:. siness 90 Mr.. d Soprr- f0- whom they be-
SPEAK a conti uuaacc 81 The patronage heretofore
bestowed 10 them All accounts due 7. al oa;.
Jr. 3 Co on THE Jet Of October Iss6. usil hs cob
lected hy Mr. -. ". Oat
Ee nolulu, October J. 1886 IIsuovt
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PORT OF HONOLULU, IL. /.
ARRIVALS.

MONDAY, October 25.
Brit ok Iron Crag. Jones, l42 days from Liver
pool
Schr Kauikeaoui, kOhala
Schr Leahi, from Hanalei, Kauai
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GOVERNMENT loan.


HOSoLULU. October p. 1886
Notice il hereby given that applications Tor
any portion OF the NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN
I'D 20 dvs hundred thousand dollars 500 OO0,
viii now be received At the Treasury. in accord
ancs with the terms IS provided Ia the Loan
Act approved the 18th day Of October, 1886
PAUL p. KASOA
20Ooc2s Minister Of Finance
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A" Appreciated Acknowledgements.

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Department efImterIer.

c. y. Arnold. Esq. has this day been APP
pointed Road Supervisor Chief for the island
Of Hawaii. in sccorda nee with section / chapter
XVIII. Of the Statute Laws OF 1854
l.. AHOLO.
Minister Of Interior.
Honolulu, October -, 1886 19td&w3t
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NOTICE.

1TR. CHING CHEUNG PING HAS THIS DAY
vi been authorized TO sign our arlr paus 5,
proc uration. WING nN NO A 90
EobolSAo, oct. !, 1886 1FT oct1ltf
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AN ACT
To INDEMIFY THE MINISTER OF FINANCE.

To INDE,lNIFy MINISTER FINANCE.
WHEREAS it appears by the report of the Minister of Finance
that the sum of Sixty Thousand Eight Hundred and
Fortyhree 14-1OO Dollars 1861 84314) paid out Of
the Hawaiian Treasury during the Biennial Period end
ing March 3lst, 1886 the following account, tow
Exnenses Of Suuren1e Court ....$ $500 90
Interest Account ON Bonds ...... $3.50 90
Interior Department $500 %
Snnnort of Prisoners .......... .... 2O17l 90
Expenses of Civil and Criminal cases 1000 90
New Building, Kapuaiwa. ',l92 oO
Custom House Incdentais ...-... .-.-...... 600 W
Interest Special Loan t1tz9 Y
Surveying 1870 W
Return Taxes by order of Supreme Court l4lZ "
New Police Building 2,9Z6 40
Pay of Tax Assessors ia 81
pa, of ,Tov Collectors 28O7 %
Total . ...... ..... $G1 ,843 IA
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Read advertisement OF Martinelli's
cider.
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Notice.

1t has pleased His Majesty the King to az
point
COL. HON. GEORGE W. MACFARLANE
Financial Agent Of the Hawaiian Government, to
negotiate its loan.
PAUL p. kASOA
His Hawaiian AIajestys Minister OF Finance.
Finance once. Honolulu. October 28 1886,
1872 oct22tf
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HON. ASA RAULIA has this day been APP
pointed District Justice of Koolaupoko, Island of
Oahu. CURTIS 2. IAUKEA,
Governor Of Oahu.
once Of the Governor of oahu. october u,
1886. 1s9d oct26 wnoY