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E-rE fxsdzes krom E1Es< n4Ras.
APE sasc pr bas-
a~4ls- -R.ckea are $0rtn 20 a. Pleksd.
s,.ass-Frssa naA ~ sSl4ss a4lzs BsI7e.
ereaAery 90 So
ele-se--sell ~.
Esss--l.s.4,sc , 1o4
F7s.n Aeats-urassed hoes 81 > cgt,
1--l1n, sssssa.l. yea. y 1o9l ~ o1sl ss.'o's
tsrz.a-Nhsal. ClAs1oa. 70, Lsnessssr. re
o4-s, @ssse. aye. be bsrieg T. 2ei - per
es- com. i.sA5c.
a.ass -.Esse. : ; , Psss s1ssa, e. cured.
reen. =. cured. -, dzkl skilz, sse1c ,
s.ece. slssp pe = aocs.s 500 beins astinaALed
h4g-fialotnY si1cls per tOH g10ssrs loSll
r8t41oc~-saa1Jsc Der sgs-
Foa-l1y -Fo<ls aFe-sea. sioc ,. sprias
stra@ --ss4s-5a > lo4d
TA-gs 81 ~.
Nool-NA NAsae.i. lssaei aa~.aas,i. isgse
loc r1lr-t,ot ~ooo q HOIth SA1o25
cor'i, hl0cz st0Vs sood s. 56-o
Groceries aad ProsisloBs shOlsszls.
slzzs-sE .o4f -. gEsaalated. e5se. a {
extra &C. 3.e7'ssi Seiio" y
C5rse-Green Rio. l8el2s. EiO roasted. ne
l3c, lava. green, u &c. J4ya, roasted, 1s9lsc.
&c.
Ieas-Jagsn me, sse45c; Japan medium &c
So trtlnAry lsS5c. Hy-1n. so's5oe, slnpo"der
sDftglc. oOloug. 4,6ooc, Congo A+Gooe.
flou5-s- ID per e~t. - a. per Dbl, patent pr
cess, 8 81 per cvt, s. 81 per boti Al Nne4t nO8
y 5 per cst y ~ Per bDl,
Nil feed. d.-5cneenings, sf per ton bran, sis
snip<. 81 niddlings, sl5elo. Feed-Corn and
ozis -.
Kerosene On-Aichigan Lest. lO5Se per gal
water white. ne
seeis-Ci0vef. s. 60oess 30 per ou; timothy, y "
q ..
F1h-So I white nsA, - % per halt bbl'
other grades, 81 00es4 - per half Dol; trout, -
cod salt g. per ID. clans. 81 ~ per hun
cEed. canned oysters, selects. SoteSSci smoked
Pork in 5arrels-Mess pork, Chicago packed
30 45aslo 80; extra short cut, slz 70; standard
clear oack sl4 %.
Lard-Tlsrces. nc. 80 and 50 ID tubs. &c; 50
- round tins, 100 cases. -, IN IN pals s9s
Beef Ia barreLs-kxtra mess, warranted Do ibs.,
- 81. extra. Ooneless, 81 %.
Butterine-W aukesha creamery, solid, 13c; rolls
iSs.ei dairy solid. II n1se; rolls 25sc
Frgits-L-m0ns. choice. = 5o<ss3 %; lemons,
fancy. 81 -.
Suts-Peanuss raw. per ID, &c. choice red
raw perID, SIC. fancy red raw, per ID. 51zS1.c;
choice white Va, 5sk51zc; fancy, II. p. Va, o5@
&c. almonds TeusgOna, l6c, California l5sGloc'
Brazils, se9c, nlberts, sicily, uGl2c; BARGE
OnA, Toe, walnnt, Grenoble. l59l6c; pecans,
Texas H. p, sclSc: Missouri, s1<esc-
Building Material.
Lumber-Bn stun. timber. Joists and scsnt-
ing L. IS and Is feet, sll. do is T., So; DO 20 n,
,S sheeting boards dressed on one side, 81, 81
Finishing lumber, sseS0 Barn boards, No /,
dressed on one side, si7; No. 2 sl4.
5hinges-ls inch stars, s2.75esS.oo; seconds & 90
LSlh-No. l. s. sD1s IS
Lime-Ohio. s6c Grand Rapids, 75c; Petoskey,
NO.
Ceneut-u 1891 % per bbl.
Nails-Common brad and fencing
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COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Look at Gardiner & BaIter's window and
see their .eyenty-fve cent night shirt, best
thing ever offered.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21
A Beautiful Present

The Virgin Salt Co, of New Haven, Conn,
TO introduce Virgin salt into every family
are making thi. grand offer: A Crazy
Patch work Block. enameled in twelve
beautiful colors, and containing the latest
Fancy Stitches, on a large Autographed
Card having a beautiful gold mounted Ideal
Portrait IN the center, given away with
every 10 cent package Of Virgin Salt Virgin
salt has no equal for household purposes.
Il is the clsassst, purest and whitest Salt
ever seen or used. Remember that large
package costs only 10 cents, with the above
present. AJAX your grocer for il.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

We have just received a large invoice of
imported Kew West cigars.
Mills, LACEY & DICKINSON.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

We have just received supply of fresh
vaccine points.
Mills. LACEY 4 DICKINSON.
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Captain General cigar at
MILLS, LACEY & DICKINSON


tn. habitual use of pill, i. sure means
OF ultimately undermining health and lay
ing the foundation for some Of the most
distressing case, OF chronic malsdics. Use
Or Jones Red Clover Tonic = purely veg
etsble remedy, which tones and regulates
the system, enriching the blood. Ii cures
al diseases Of the stomach. liver, blood and
kidneys Can be taken oy the most deli
cate. 80 cents. Of druggists. For sale by
r r Wilson
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Ask Your Druggist For
DR.. BELLS
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
FOR
Weak, Nervous and Debilitated Man.
Weak, Nervous and Debilitated Man.
A Prompt, Positive, and Permanent
Cure for Nervous Debility, Organic
Weakness, Premature D cay,
and all Urinary Troubles.

No matter how induced, or how long standing.
1t restores to perfect health the YOUNG. MIDDLE
AGED and OLD This specific is reliable, has
never failed or ever will fasl to CURE SPEEDILY
and. thorougy every case when used as directed,
and the advice given is strictly adhered to. 1t is
covenient in form. pleasant to take, and does
not interfere with business pursuits. Endorsed
by thousands who have us-d it Be sure you
obtain DIR. Bells Medical Discovery, and
take no other. Your druggists will order 1t for
you if not sale or by mail on receipt of, Price
One Dollar. Three to five packages will cure
obstinate cases that have resisted every other
form of treatment. Prepared only by.
THE BELL MEDICINE CO.
BIZ and sIo Broadway. New York.
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Notice.

Now is the time to learn Stenography by
the new machine system. Learned IN one
third the tiMe required by other systems.
A pleasant occupation for young ladies
Rapidly coming into use for all kinds oi
shorthand work. Three trial lessons free
School at room 3, 81 Monroe-st.. Grand
Rapids. Mich. Open afternoon and even
ing. r. II. Wilsev, Preceptor.
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Eustace w. Tower & Co.,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Room 7. No. 26 Csnsl-St., City
Resl Eeete srd Tiretrre6 Isnd Broker
Earop@sr ExfbsnFe end -. srnst.3p 1iekefs.
HoaeT fDszfee q kesi Eetste s1r hsffsls
FTRE AND LIFR INSURANCE.

Te sre Aeenis ~ tbe Ni=eour fecltc
Rzslv0y CfFrr rsnF ~ tbsir T5uberef lsnds in
syksnsss snd TerRs- ard haze lsrrs fiBe -
ef.ssr fuTnee ~ ereryffr1T. a. ~ prizes sr.f
eeF4 GevFns ~ 80 frrf sri ~ the ienf ~
n.srT c-u-< ard stort Wirt<-x LEO srRs tire
~ rsr7 efo1-< hsrestr~ n sosfhern ard N1rsherf
rnher-f lsn1< CRY srf Fsrn PROPERTY ~
Sc - Ere srgt- <f1znfifs, qlle -. Ertc< sr6
ferrrF " ssii e~e~7f-p1T Foi pzrtirolars On ep-
rI5osfion n ne sbcTe - - Cansi-st
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The great sources Of tho extensive curs-
tive range Of DR.. Jones BED Clover Tonic
are its great blood purifying qualities and
its gsntl. aperitive action. thereby remoy-
ing sll restraint from the .ecretive organs,
curing promptly and thoroughly dyspepsia,
o0stiveness. bad breath. piles, pimples, low
spirits. sick and nervous headache, sgue,
ulAlaria. and all stomach. liver and kidney
troubles. The most delicate stomach &C
ceDts 10 with relish. Price 50 cents. Fol
sale by +. r. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

We are agents for the celebrated when
Sc. cigar MIrLs. LACEY & DICKINSON.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21
Hiding a sallow Skin.

Her complexion formerly wa. yellow.
now her brilliant tinted ses-.hell cheek. are
the admiration of hundreds. She used
used Freemans Harmless. Medicated Face
Powder Sold at f. r. WILSON'S, drug
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

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p 49, rss.-lein tt~srt aarsss No. -
rsr~s tssrs Scr s-srstfr sraors cT 81 - 1f~-r
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80 srHerl s-ors eerr<-a nfr - f1re - efrc1a
: ssse ssireze G E<ez. Fr1zCicsi. 6r-xHd RsPr
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y .sseIs Expected from ForeiG" PORTS

Am bktne Nellie II SI'ue' li'''' 49,
due april l5-3J , 7 f,,.,r,,o,l
Brit bark Lapwing, DE Gruchy. from Liverpool
due May 2O-3i ,,...,, fro, prao,en
due June l-2O , ,,,o .riI On al
UBM Triumph, Baird, from Esquimauit' que
April 25-3l -, oiosgov, dine
RIM 5 Mararoa CBrit, James Eddie, from SAN
Francisco en- route to Auckland ana SyuheS' uue
HavT Miss steam-bktne Morning star, Bray
from Jnluit, = s I, via Hilo, Hawai-, Que APriI
7-l5 - - ,,.,,et,a from
Am bktne w IL DimOnd. III Z Houdle''e' iioi"
san Francisco. due April 2O-3O -,
s,aan,sbip Rio de JaneirO, II Dearborn, from
san Francisco, en- route to Hongkong, due APrI
british ship Kate Davenport, from Newcastle.
n W, due April 1920 o-.,,a
Am ship Ericsson, PlummeT, from Newcastle
y w due April 2O3O 49, 49,;
Brit bark Isle OF Erin, Nlcholsoh' iioiN '
pool, due July 1851 - ,-.,a.,,Io
Am tern VIM Renton, Escheui IIOLl -
n w due april 2O-3O
Am bktne & Funk, CHASER, from Newcastle
n w, due May 1880 mo-,
Am bark Edward May, Johnson, from Boston,
due August 2O-3l =, (, ~
Am bark California, from Newcastle n W
Que April 1890 &C.,, ~ ~ 81,
g N 5 bismarck, from Auckland y ~ va
samoa, due April 20-3O -
NJ > Gneisenau, from Aucklahu' VIZ
samoa, due April 2O-3O .
HIG NJ olga, from Auckland, via Samoa
due April 2O-30 - 4, "
Am bkIne Uncle John, from Newcastle \ "
due April 20-30
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
day is Maunday Thursday

To-day is Maunday Thursday.
Large groups Of natives, Cinnamon and
others were foraging among the ruins all
Of yesterday.
There will not be any meeting OF the
Choral and Quintette Club until week
from tonight.
There will be meeting OF the w. c. I.
T. at 2:3O O'Clock this afternoon at the \.
NJ. c. A. Hall.
Nothing has been heard OF the wife and
son Of Lo Ting, and it is feared they
persisted in the flames.
The little steamer Kapiolani arrived of
port last evening from Hanamaulu, Kauai
with the schooner Waiehu in tow.
Her Royal Highness Princess Likelike
will hold her usual weekly reception this
afternoon between and O'Clock at her
residence, Waikiki.
A special meeting of the Fort-street
Church choir will be held in the church
this evening at 7:3O o'clock A full at
tendance is requested.
Lenten services at st. Andrews Cathe-
dral to-day as follows: Holy communion,
6:3O a. m; morning prayer, a. m; con-
frmation service, : p. IN.
Mr.. Herrick, the wood-turner, lost set
of turning tools from his shop on Bethel
street last Sunday night during the fire.
He would like to have them returned to
him.
A large number of towels and bed linen
/ is missed from the Sailors Home by Laing,
the manages The baggage room was
broken into, and lot of fowls were also
stolen.
Mr.. j Lyons will hold his regular cash
sale at 10 O'Clock this morning, when he
will sell dry goods, furniture watches
jewelry, soap damaged by the fire. guns
pistols, etc.
The fourth game of baseball OF the series
will take place on Saturday between the
! Hawaiis and Benedicts Both teams are
/ confident of success, and good game may
| be expected.
! The true tonic reinvigOrator for this eli
/ mate is the ice cold genuine Boca beer al
| Dodd's. Sound, bright and sparkling II
strengthens az well as cheers. Always call
for draught Boca.
Nobook ever published contains so much
reliable and valuable information regard
ing the Hawaiian Islands in such small
! compass as the Honolulu ALMANAC AM
DIRECTORY, 1886. Price, 50 cents.
Mr.. John F. CoIburn, who was burned
out at the late fire, has erected temporary
wooden building near the corner OF King
and Maunakea street, and is prepared K
receive and fill all orders for hay anC
grain.
4 His Excellency Mr.. Neumann, who ha
been i'll for some days past with an attacl
| of pleurisy, is recovering. Although con
fined to his bed he was able to take part IL
the Cabinet Council held in his room yes
terday.
Deputy Marshal Dayton requests tina
any persons having property IN thei
possession saved from the late lire, b.
mistake or otherwise, will please leav
word with him at the new Police Station
that it may be returned to the prope
owners.
The annual social of the Y. NJ. c.
i will be held in their hall this evening. Th
annual address of the retiring Presiden
reports of committees, refreshments and
general good time will constitute the ever
: ing's entertainment. Members with the
. friends are requested to be present at ! :;
O'Clock sharp.
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Dickens at a FuneraS..
TSt. James Gazette


After the funeral of friend Dickens con-
fessed that "of course 1 made an ass of my
self, and did the wrong thing, as invariably
do at q funeral" He proceeded to explain
that. arriving at the house of his
late friend, he was met in the hall by
an elderly gentleman, who extended
his hand Presuming this to be a friend
whom he had met somewhere but had for
COTTON, he shook the gentleman by the hand,
saving at the same time: 1--WE meet on a
sad occasion" eyes, indeed" was the reply.
0Poor dear Sir James" This with long
drawn sigh Dickens passed on to the
dining-room, where several other friends
were congregated and where for a time he
quite forgot his friend in the hall; but
presently he was reminded of that affecting
meeting by the entrance of the elderly gen
tleman, carrying before him tr"yful OF
hats adorned with long mourning bands, and
so high was the pile as to almost hide him
from view. The elderly gentleman's posi-
ton in society was now made manifest lie
was the undertaker's man, and wanted
Dickens hat for the purpose of funeral
decoration; hence his object in holding out
his hand Mr.. Dickens was greatly amused
fthe seriousness of the occasion notwith-
standing) when he discovered the mistake he
had made
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Worth Explaining.

Mr.. John Robinson, who lives on the
plains, obtains his water from Mr.. A.
Jaeger's artesian well. For some reason
there was no water for day or two, and
Mr.. Mott was sent for. The latter, on
making an examination, found in the
three-inch pipe leading from the well
a piece of bent up lead pipe ten inches
long and one and half-inch in diameter,
weighing about three pounds, and two
one-and-a-half-inch pipe couplings. In
the two-inch pipe was found piece OF
lead pipe weighing nearly half pound,
and two red wood plugs The depth OF
Mr.. Jaeger's well is about 152 feet. Mr..
Mott says there is more debris in the pipes
How the articles aforementioned came
there is not yet accounted for
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supreme Cour1.-.Aprn Term.

BEFORE JUDD, c. J., M'CULLY, J., PREsToN,J.
IN BANCO.
The following cases We're argued by
counsel and submitted:
Onomea Sugar Co. vs.. Austin, appel
liant. Contempt of Court. w. A. Whit
ing for plaintiff, Ashford & Ashford for
defendant.
Silva, appellant, VS.. Lopez. Equity
appeal. Ashford & Ashford for plaintiff,
Cecil Brown for defendant.
Phillip, appellant, VS.. Waller Elk
ceptions. Kinney & Peterson for APP
pellant, w. A. Whiting for defendant.
II. S.. Tregloan VS.. H. F. Bertleman.
Appeal. Ashford & Ashford for plain
tiff. S. B. Dole for defendant.
The King vs.. Tai Wa, appellant. Two
cases appeals from Police Justice, Hon
olulu, where the appellant was sentenced
to Imprisonment for cruelty to animals
Major Rosa, for the Crown, Ashford x
Ashford for defendant.
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An Island Boy Abroad.

The Glasgow weekly Herald OF
February 9th, has the following;
.oThree silver medals OF the Golden
Club have just been awarded. The
winners are Ambikacharae Chatto-
Pacthyay, who stood first in political
economy in the NJ A. examination at
the University of California; Framji
Kavasji Banaji, OF Elphinstone College,
Bombay University, who in the B. A.
examination took the highest number OF
marks in political economy; and Philip
Alexander Robinson (NewpOrt, \. A.,
of Williams College, Massachusetts,.
There were also two honorable mentions
at Williams College-Henry Knight
HYDE, of Honolulu, and Henry Russell
Platt, OF Plattsburg, New York"
Henry Knight Hyde is son OF the
Rev. DIR. c. NJ Hyde OF this city.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

rho steamer WaimauaIo brought 500 bags sugar
fran, waiuanaIo. Oahu, April 2Ist, which were
mt into the Pacific Mail Company's warehouse.
The SCHOONER Emma brought 500 bags sugar, 800
hays paddy, so bags rice and 100 packages sun
dries from Hanalei, Kauai, April 2lst The sugar
,,as mt into the barkentiue Katie Fhckinger-
Reports fine weather.
The schooner Kawilani brought rs bags sugar
from Waimanalo, Oahu, April 2lst' which were
nut into the Pacific Mail COmpanys warehouse
She leaves to-day for KOolau.
The schooner Emma leaves to-day for circuit
Of Kauai, in charge of Captain Macauley uateiy OF
the steamer C.. r.. Bishop, who also has an IN
terest in the vessel.
The steamer James Makee will return tonight
from Walanae, Oahu, with sugar.
The new boiler Of the steamer Lehua has been
,amoved from Brewers shed TO the Fish Market
wharf.
rho American bark James ). stone finishes dis
-,,-.ir, her general cargo to-day, excepting $50
,ons conf She expects to leave next week for
IIoDekong with Chinese passengers. Messrs' {.
Brewer & Co. are agents
The barkentine Ella has been repainted' she
expec,s to leave for san Francisco, with tui
cargo Of sugar, tomorrow.
The schooner Ehukai brought GIL bags sugar
and 3 600 oranges from Watalua, oahu' Ap'l' ''
She leaves to-day for Waimanalo
The steamer Ivy Holmes Captain coos d
rived here April 10th from Hilo, Hawaii via VI"
bukona, with $50 bags sugar and a broke" ro.'
from the wainaku sugar mill. TO be repaired j
.ba foundry. The Ivy Homes Will return
uro as soon as the roller is finished
4 tern passed off this port April 2lst. boun
south.
The British bark star Of Devon Of LONDON
Cantain George Nfockett was locked Mt the loo
of Fort street. April list, 81 days from Ne"casll'
Nsw., with 40 tons coal to Messrs' ;. .. -
der & Co. sailed from Ne"cas'le' -.
January 18th. Had Gains ana var 'Aoie WINS :
-, Tho entire passage with much rain Too
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Hans Peterson's Appeal.

Hans Peterson, the old Norwegian who
was recently fined $500, with three
months Imprisonment at hard labor, in
the Police Court for selling liquor with
out a license, appealed to the Supreme
Court after his sentence had been con-
firmed in the Intermediary Court. The
case came up the other day before Mr..
Justice McCully. The Attorney Gen
eral waived the trial, it being his second
offense Hans pleaded guilty. The
Court fined him $3.50 and warned him
that if ever he came up again he would
be given the full penalty.
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Police Court.
RrFoRE POLICE JUSTICE BICRERToS.
NXr,--,>----,,.,- A,,y;I u II

BEFORE Police JUSTICE BICRERToN.
WEDNESDAY, April 2lst.
J. r. silva and Kahiohio were charged
with larceny OF 4 boat and contents.
They were remanded until the 23d.
Kauhai and Jas. Farran forfeited bail
Of So each for drunkenness. Joe Moran,
aan old offender, for the same offense
was sent on the reef for five days; costs,
81 80. Joe was SO drunk that it took
several officers to get him to the Station
House.
Joe Feritas was charged with assault
and battery on Kailiahi W.. The case
was nolle pros.
Kanamo was fined s. and 81 costs for
assault and battery on Chin Sing.
Kekapa, for larceny Of bottle OF wine
valued at s., the property OF Henry
Macfarlane, was remanded until the 22d.
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SaIYage Sale.

Mr.. J. H. McCooey, of the firm OF
Buchanan, Pearson Il Co., London Il Mel
bourne. has arrived with 4 large lot of
goods purchased from the great fire OF
Messrs. Whitley Il Co., Westburn Grove
London. consisting of English and Scotch
tweeds, silks, satins, French and Paisley
shawls, Irish linens, table cloths towels
etc. The above goods will be sold at great
bargains, as Mr.. McCooey leaves for Aus
tralia as soon as possible. P.S.-All goods
warranted sound and perfect. Will be Oh
fered for inspection in few days.
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cooperation in New York.
Brooklyn Eagle.

A new scheme Of interest to house
keepers and the heads of families has
inst been organized in New York 1t
hears the remarkable name of THE Co
operative Alliance, Limited. Men who
are pushing the project through, got
control of the printed lists of names and
residences Of all the club members I'D
New ! ork and club men were rather
startled by the receipt of numerous ap-
meals to iOin The Cooperative ALL
ance Limited" This is about the most
batting combination Of words that one
can readily imagine, but the object OF the
nromoters of the scheme is a good one.
# will not be of striking value to bach
-iors, but it may catch heads OF lam
lilies.
The obiect-if l may be allowed to
state it without any of the big words
and confusing sentences of prospectus
is 10 supply food and drink, boots, shoes
and drugs to the members OF the society
1T lower rates than those which prevail
IN the shops. Only members OF ex-
changes and clubs are eligible or per
mitted to 90 into the scheme, though
wbv this is so is past finding out. Such
On association is. l believe, very success
fnl in I Ondon, where it is claimed that
the nIap works admirably. The adyan-
5ages to consumers are that all the artl.
cIes are pure anu unadulterated arc
the prices much lower than the large
.,toiI ShOOS
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Honolulu Rifles.

The Honolulu Rifles met at their ar
mory last evening, and after full dress
inspection marched to the Fort-street
shooting gallery, where they had target
practice, each man firing five shots
The following are some OF the leading
scores Rogers q, II. NJ. Dow 10, +. n.
Otremba 10, Williams Is, W Unger Is,
w. Sims 16 The lowest score made
was 3, by Sergeant Bishop. Twenty-six
men fired, and made $50 out OF pos
sible $50. After the shooting the com
pany marched back to the armory and
were dismissed.
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s Sensible Thing.
fForeiya letter.

The district attorney of Dusseldorf,
Germany. has Just done a very sensible
thing In view of the numerous MAIN
ings caused by fools who will insist on
carving their canes, etc, horizontally
beneath their arms he issued circular
directing the police to report to him al
cases of accidents from this cause, fha'
he may decide whether the offenders Is
can be legally prosecuted for injury done
through carelessness.
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strong northeast trades in latitude II deg, during
which time the starboard buIwarks, forward Of
the foreriggings, were carried away. The star Of
Deven is a wooden vessel Of $40 tons and is
20 wears old. After dscharging her coal here she
viii sail in ballast for Maiden Island, 70 load
ottano for England.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-04-22
Glass flooring in Paris.
[New Orleans Times-Democrat.l

New Orleans Times-Democrat.I
The substitution of glass flooring for
boards continues to increase in Paris, this
being especially the case in those business
structures in which the cellars are used as
offices. The large central hall at the offices
of the Compton dEscompte has been pro
vided with this kind of flooring, and 1T is
said that, although its prime cost IS con-
siderably greater than that of boards, glass
is, in the long run, far cheaper, owing to lts
almost unlimited durability.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-04-22
Steamer Movements.

The Mararoa was advertised to sail on
the 18th, or Immediately on the arrival
OF the English mails. 1t was, however,
reported by the City of Rio de Janeiro
that the Mararoa would sail on the 10th.
The Zealandia was advertised to sail for
Honolulu on the oath at p. m.