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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-06
Eegas.

= 9ie 8eb6lferung bon Coleman
Gountp bot elm @omite ermdblt, tDel9es
fi1 in einem Circular an bas 8olt bon
Seras I'M unterftiibung tpenbet. @s
beibt in ienem Circular, baB 300 So
milien in Coleman County tpobnett,
bic iofortiger unterfiiBung beoiirfen.
MuBerbem wlnf9t man 1000 8ufbel
Saatmei5en.
= Sn ber Ndbe bon Wbiteball, Mtc
2ennan GountD, fanb man bic 2ei@e
zines Garbigen gfamens Bill 9arris an
eiuem Baume bdngen. OHenbar 1T
ber 8eritorbene gelpn6t tporben.
= Gin Jarmer Namens Wia Wef
beging in ber 9fdbe BON Weimar Selbf=
morb, inbem er it6 nit 5trpdnin pers
giftete. Ser 8eritorbene mar erif 25
Sabre alt uno bate nur einen Nrm.
= Gin 5alonbalter Namens George
Maler in Dallas tpirbt cine @ompagnie
an, um gegen Merifo au 1elbe gu sies
ben, uenn ber &ries ausbri9t. st
bat bereits iiber 100 Mann aufamnten.
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Matbt bic 8abtt fret,

nm benz bsrbraudten 8eaensepebe gu ernto9'
Ii6en, aus benz 80rper su entptiGen, bic, psnn
iie beibebolten tpiirpsn, bic Sdfts oes Rorpers
Yerldledtern mnb bic @eiunObeit untersrabtn
ipurDen Die Gepdrme, bic ben tpid)tisften
abauesfanal biloen, tOnnen permanent bon
Sinosrniiicn frei sebalten trerSenb inOen man
bas fdmer3lofe, rnbts tsirfenee nn6 angeneblme
Gbfabrmitfel, So etter8 MageHb t.
ters gebroudt, peldes ni9t NIT llnreintg.
feiteu Ioft, fonoern aud bic innere 9aut Oes
Darmfnnals itdrft, penn iie burd) 9erffopfnn9
oner Den unflusen @ebraud 9epaltIamer ab'
fibrn,ittel gefdnGdt ift. Der Wtagen, Die
2eber unb Die gfieren tperben ebenfalls burt
bieies pobltbdtige Stdrfunss- uno Setlmtttel
anse,est unb setraftist, unO iebes Organ, jeoe
Giber, ebe Mustel unb ieber gferb beripiirt et>
men belsbenben ginfub. gs bat einen anse.
nebmen @efdmad unb lit ein bodit belebeuees
unb Der @eiunbbeit autraglibes Seilmittel, uno
ba es feline @irtfamfeit au8iAlieslid botant.
i6en Mitteln berbanft, 70 1T es oas Seilrnittel,
bas am 8eiten fur ben Gamiliene ebrau9 ges
eisnet 1T, Oa es ftber, weit reidenb unb raid
fpirft
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: sSn Wains 1T Elm WeinfaB ausgt

Sn Wain3 1T elm WeinfaB ausges
ifcllt, tpelGes etrDa $50 8allonen faBt,
unb nad oem vWain3er Sournal" bolls
ff1nbig aus oem 6ol3e ber alien &6mers
bride bel Maina gefertigt lit. Ser bors
bere Booen, nit reiber 8ilbbauerarbeit
bebedt, 3etgt in leinem oberen Sbeile
cine Melnrebenpartie, bur65ogen BON
elmer S1leife, auf uel6er gu leien 1T: ::
v9f6merbrtife bel Waina. @rbaut unter
ben r6mil1en Gaiiern S,aian unb
Wtartmiar." 9isran fdhlieBen fi9 na9
re9ts unb linfs spei Meoai0ons. pel=
DE bic Bilbnife genannter &aiier, tos
tpie beren Namen unb &egierungs3ett
entbalten. Ser 1ntere She'll aeigt bic
&6merbriide nit ibren beioen Srtdets
f6pfen Main5 unb @aitel genau na9
iener 8leimebaile, pel9e bel 2pon aufs
gefunben ipuroe. Ser bintere 8oben,
mel9er glei6fals reid an 8ilbbauers
arbeit gebalten, 5eigt auf elmer 9afel
folgenoe Sni6rift: r9ie pfeilersHefe
Der &6merbriide mutben 1880 aus benz
Rbein entfernt, unb aug benz 9ol5 oerz
felben 1T 1886 biefes SAB gebaut, ans
gefertigt i'm Nuftrag bon GriB &ei6ert
in Meritein am &bein, bur9 u. 9orns
lebnert, 2hfermeiiter, unb s. GaBler.
Bilbbauer in Maina." Nus ben nod
borban6enen 9ol5refen iolIen nod stpel
tueitere Gdffer angeiertigt uerben, BIZ
nod Imerita beiiimmt fino.
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Gnlpto6len::

Ser MeouIotor furirt anenal. Sd entpfebIe
i6u ouf bas BereitmilIieite allen, tpsl9e an 9a1'
Iiaen Gnfduen ooer an einer burd 8eberforn"s
bsruriahten Rranfbeit leioen. =, "a
sRanIas gitb, gto. US. ". Dernaro'
sh fitt fehr an Maaenbei hmerben. &optDe9
M. m. Gin @adbar, nelder S.mmons Stner
WeauIator ,inaenommen butte, iaste mir, es te'
elm iid5eres SeilmitteI sesen mein 9eioen. Ste
erife Sofis, Bic iM einnabm, balf mir febr ni!o
in 8eit elmer @ode mar id 70 ftart unS iratt's
pie ie. gg III bic beite Gr3net, Die 'd) ge'
aen $ Dpspepfie sebrau@te.
&idmonb, Ba. 9. o. ete"l9"'D'
aeuouis BON STRAIN aSdrner, Sberrtd'
ter nor1 @eoroia: sd babe Sin,monS aioer
Meoulator aeaen Sartleibisteit, bic bnrda e1ne
horiiberoebenbe Qeberff0rnng beruriatt mar,
in Ben Ietfen brei ober bier Sabren nno ftetS NIT
entf tebenem Nuten sebraudt."
Sd, babe felt 1856 Grfabruns nit Simutons
Qiber EeQuIator unb betra1te i'm alS bic ntad]'
tiaife Mrsnei Der @egentpart aeaen ote ben tnala'
ridden @eaenben eiaen;hiimli@en &rantbeiten.
sine 70 aute arsnei berbient auseinsine &nt'
pfeblnas.
4eb. 81. 8. Bbarton,
Corr. Secr. Sibl. 8apiif theological Semtn'
@s gtebt nur etnen Stnt=
mons 9toer &egulator+
sld5te barauf, ben 6 ten gu beton1z
men, beFen umi1lag porn nit ben. ro>
then 3 sefsnnasidnet 1T nab ber tlur
bon ben nnieraei9neten bereitet tptro.
J. II. Zeilin & Co.
aIleinise eisentbamer, @bilaoelpbia, %a.
Breis $1.00.
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in brinaen6erer gerlegenbeit, als ie.
un6 molIte tire 9ilfe ni9t in Nnfprud
nehmen, tpeil er glaubte, baB ite tbn
nid1t mehr helfen fonnte! = @r tpolltf
fie perlaffen unb fie muBte ibn nod etlls
NAL feben; i'm enttpeber iiberreoett, iet'
ne gbii6t aufsugeben, ober tbm an
6ilfe bringen tpas fie augenbltdlt9 s1s
fammenraffen fonntel
Oas bate fie gu ibrer bentige1 Wtors
aenfabrt peranlaBt. 9fa6 elmer 19lafs
ioien Nadt bate fie fi6 in bic Dods be-
aeben, UNI fi9 tpdbrenb ibres langen
@artens bort bD0ig 5u iiberseugen, tple
aroB ber 2ei9tfnn, tpie gering bic Stes
Be bef5en mar, an ben fie ibr 2eben ges
fniipft bate. sic fiiblte fi6 tief gebes
miitbigt, ia enttpiir6igt, unb nur ber fe'
ife Wile, 10 lange iie fonnte. ibre
pfi9ten gegen i'm treu au erftillen,
tonnte iie bemegen, ibren i'm poalten
Mieni6engeptbl bod 10 einiamen Spa
aiergang 6ur9 BEN gtebel fort3uieBen,
Big er's fir gut fanb, fi9 BON ben 8es
fdbrten ieines 2afterlebens los3uretBen.
unb iebt iaB fie in ber Stille ibres
einfamen 3immers gans allein. Sic
hattie f9 BET Sage aufrs6t sebalten, tpo
bic 8ei6dftigung nit ibrem 3lnbe ibre
@ebanfen abselentt. bic giotbwen6ig>
teit, bel ben Sienfboteu feinen Iers
ba6t su erregen, einen heilfamen
3mang auf fie geitbt bate. SeBt aber
fitblts fie bic @inpirtrng ber Mbenbs
idatten auf ibr gepreBtes Sera. Sic
mar an bic bdufige NbDefenbelt tbres
@atten geip6bnt unb botte ii6 in ibre
bereiniamte Sage au finben gepaBt.
(Gortfesuns folst.)
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Stir &eiienbe.

Gin beutl6es 6otel, bas iebem &eiz
fenben unb iebem 8eiuher bet Mtetrpz
pole gbieagp empfoblen perben fann,
1T bas bes 9errn 6enrici, SIDE
State unb &anbolpb StraBe, alio i'm
MitteIpuntte bes @ef1dftstbeiIes Der
@tabt. Die 3immer ftnb bequem ein>
geri6tet unb man braudt nur ftir biefe
gu be3ablen, oa es Sebem freiffebt, feline
Mabl5eiten ein5unebmeu no es linn
beliebt. Sm 9auie berfebren baupts
fd6li6 9eutfde; man iuirb alfo f6neq
befannt unb fam ii9 Gremben, bic
@bicago bereits fennen, anf@lieBen.
6err 9enriei lit elm liebensnii1biger,
auoorfommenber Wirtb, 6er Sebem
germ gefdqig 1T.
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eiIten bamit tpie gsrbre6er binter's 8
Saus. Wdbreno u. elm Srinfgsas
faufte, fu@te i'd eine ffile beri9mie.
gene gde. 8aJb mar Der Srt geiuns
ben, ndmli9 atpifden 9eumagen auf
Dem Deumartte. u. itelte fi1 au@
balo nit benz glaie Elm; in @rmange=
lung zines &orf5iebers tpur6en bic Glaz
f9en pbne oiel geremonie gef6pft unb
bic 5@mer3en bes einma6ienben 3e=
benuasels gelinoert. go gef6eben i'm
110. Sabre mad Der l1nabbdngigfeitss
grtldrung.
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W}arntprarheite,t

aller Wrt tperben in fiinitlerii6er 8oI>
lenbung i'm Mtelier bes 9errn Grant
Sei9, Nos. 305 = 313 6ouftons
itraBe, aussefibrt. 6err 3ei6 arbeitet
ebenfalls in @ranit uno fann allen Bes
ifelIungen geniigen. Wer baran bers
binbert 1T, na9 San Mntonio gu foms
men, iebe ii6 nit 9errn Sei6 brtefi9
in 8erbinbung. 28,1, 1,tp1t
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gNurft! Maut,tuaaren!

@roeerpbdnbler uno @peiietpirtbe
bonn 2au5e m69ten mir einbringli6
barauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN, oaB mir
fur Die 6abrifation BON Wurit unb
2au9waaren umfansreide 8orbereiz
tuneen setrofen babeH unb in @tan6
gefebt iinb, allen Nnforberungen Sc
1iige au Ieiiten. Wir geben @arantie
fur quite Waare unb reeQe 8ebienung.
Die 3ubereitltng ftebt urter unierer per=
f6nli9en 2eitung. Senbet Cure 8es
ltellunsen BET 3eiteH elm.
W m. 0bfIing & g OF II,
1,10m1i 511 @penue s.
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attittter

bic lit BENT 8lute ibrer &inber 3eihen bon
llnreinbeit entbedei1 iollten iogleid 81 ges
etgneten Seilmitteln greifer. Ser Wangel
bieier Sorgfalt BET iungen Mdbde1 1T bic
9aupturiade BET r1eiiten &raufbeiten, benen
Srauen nntertuorfen itno. Srau Sarriet
q. Battles Don Sol1tb CHELMSFORD, Maii.,
idreibt: uMeine stp0lfidbrige So6ter leibet
felt einem Sabre an allgemeiner Sdpd1e.
Sett etnigen 9Soden fingen mir an ibr
Iper'S Sariaparilla einsugebett, llnb tire
@eiunbbeit bat fif) ieitben bebelltenS perz
beiiert." Srau S. 8. 8obinion, 8erfins
Ct, Sonlerpille, Maii, iagt: u0fItter
iollten
Aper's $artapariua
in ibren 6antitien sebraudeu. Stir Wldb=
den swii6en 10 unO IA Sabren ift iie unz
iddtbar."
Sn allen @potbefen su baben.
Nreis 81; se9s Jlai6en, SIS.
8ereitet bon Dr. $. 6. Gper & Co., 2otueu,
Naif., 9. ct. p. 81.
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8mdelens Mrniea=gaIbe.

Die bette Salbe Der s8eIt fit Sdnitte
Auetitunsen, @eiamiire, Jieber. unb 3aut'
ausfdlas Gle9te, sefprunsene Sanoe, Gtoit'
beuIen anb ale Sautfrantbeiten turirt 9a'
msrrboioen obsr teine 8e.abIung. 8oaise
Classification sarantirt coer Dos 9elo p,rD
.nriider,tattet. 25 Gents Die SdaGtel bei u.
Hreis.
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= Wea@t Cure 8eitellunsen fir Sta
6elbrabt, g1atten Drabt, giIenble9,
&upferble6 unb 26the bel Piper &
g @1ultbeB 249 Marfet Str.
9part @eIb unb 3eit.
@arantie fir nieOrigife Warftpreife.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-04-21
SHIPPING NOTES.

The ST anler IwaIani will return from Kauai
next saturday.
The barkentine Katie Flickinger sails for San
Francisco next saturday.
The schooner Rob Roy brought 4S5 bags sugar
from WaimanaIo, Oahu, April Goth.
The British war-ships Satellite and Heroine
have received "A coat of black paint.
The lost boat OF the schooner H aleakala was
found April 10th near the Kinau's wharf.
The steamer Kapiolani left Hanamaulu, Kauai,
April 18th, at p. m, with the disabled schooner
Wsehu In tow.
Messrs. HackfeId L Co.'S steam scOw took out
20 tons coal 10 II. B. Ms =. Satellite and 50 tons
10 II. b. Ms ). Heroine
The American bark Charles B. Kenney sailed
for san Francisco Aprn goth, with 3 .5s2 bags
sugar, valued at SI4I,sIO 80.
The barkentne Ella has already taken in 5000
sacks rice and sugar. She expects to leave for
San Francisco about next Friday.
The steamer James Makee sails at O'Clock this
morning for Waianae only. She takes boiler
and condenser for the waianae sugar mill.
The Pacific Mail steamship City of Rio de ia
metro captain Il. c. Dearborn, may be expected
to-day from San Francisco, route to Hong
kong.
The Inter-Island steamers which sailed from
this port for the other islands since april 10Th,
went away light This is due t. the Chinese not
sending any freight
The steamer Waimanalo brought 80. bags sugar
srorn the Hon. J. A. C.i...lll..s' plantation, Wal
1naBSIo, Oahu, April 2Oth, which put into
6he Pacific Mail Company's warehouse. She sailed
again for Wsimanalo the same day.
The steamer James Makee brought 2,lOO bag.
sugar and SO hides from Kappa, Kauai, April goth
which were put into the Oceanic Company's
ssarehouse She reports fine weather at Kauai,
aud smooth seas In the channel.
The bark sonoma was removed from the Pacific
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-04-21
sa The Inspiration of Opium.

New York Star Man About Town.
My friend Charley is among the brightest
Bohemians of New York city. He can do
almost everything well. He talks eloquently
whether on the stump or in the parlor and
writes when he pleases in a style all his own,
racy and original 1 met Charley immed-
lately before New Year. and observed he
was away down in the mouth.
"Charley," said /, in the course of our
chat, "honest, don't you eat opium"
"Wel, seeing it's you, and that the Man
About Town is a privileged person, do eat
opium. 1 have done so for number Of
years. A little of it used to console me when
the publisher refused my manuscript, and
now 1 am its abject slave"
Cant you leave it OFF,
"The habit goes down right into the grave,
no matter what the quacks may say"
What are the sensations produced by it,"
"They are indescribable. De Quincy did
not do them justice, man of genius and all
that he was In the beginning I used to take
opium as much for inspiration as anything
else. Heavens, what grand, what luminous
ideas travel through the brain under its in
fiuence One seems to himself an Intelli-
gence. One can then criticise Napoleon's
plan of battle and Shakespeare's dramas,
and do better than either if in his place"
"And why DOESN'T he, pray"
Because he looks with utter scorn upon
earthly things His soul scars aloft and
floats in ether What to him, while in this
state, is this miserable world? have often
said to myself, 4 shall now sit down and
write an essay or poem which will astonish
the worl H. but / could not bring myself 20
write, and when the influence waned my
hand trembled, my brain throbbed, and
could not compose the obituary for a grass
hopper for million dollars"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-04-21
rhe saiIors. lEonae RuiIding.


1t is understood that meeting OF the
Trustees OF the Sailors Home Society
was held yesterday, at which it
was resolved TO turn the prop
erty on Merchant street, known
as the Sailors Home, over to the
Government The building was some
what wrecked by an explosion Of gun
powder during the recent fire, its ex-
istence being deemed to be menace to
the Post Office, new Police Court build
ing and surrounding business premises.
The lot is held on lease from the Govern
ment, and as the building is now little
used for its original purpose, and would
involve considerable money to put it into
thorough repair, it was deemed
advisable to surrender the lease
with a view to the removal OF
the old structure and the widen
ing OF Merchant street at that
point. As long as this building stands
there will be an extra fire risk to all adj
jacent property. 1t is an eye-sore also,
and should be swept away. With the
Sailors Home building removed and
Bethel Church burned down, there
should he no obstacle in the way OF
widening Bethel street also.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-04-21
RUNNING DOWN A STORM.
A Lost CycIone-NucIeus of a Storm
Prediction of Storms.
ATLANTA constitutional

Lost CycIOne-Nuc1euS of a Storm
Prediction of Storms.
ATLANTA constitutional
About two years ago the signal service bu-
reau at Washington notified The Constitu-
ton that a cyclone-or certainly very
heavy wind -storm-might be expected to
pass through Georgia within twentyfour
hours after the notification, on its way from
the gulf to the Atlantic. The cyclone did
not come within the time prescribed Upon
inquiry, the bureau folks stated that they
had lost the cyclone somewhere in the gulf,
but they expected it to turn up later. 1t did
turn up the next day, and it turned up a
pretty big slice Of Georgia.
That was about the first definite attempt
in this section to foretell storm. 1t is now
a common thing for the bureau to notify us
that in forty-eight hours a cold wave or
storm will reach our city. The storm signal
afloat over the custom house is held to be
about as reliable as the clock over the way
on the capitol The business of the weather
is rapidly becoming one Of the great sciences.
For example, the observer at Portland, Or
egon, reports the barometer very much de-
pressed at his statson. There is the nucleus
of storm. Instantly the points around
Portland are tested and the area and location
of the storm thus accurately outlined. An
hour later the same points are questioned
. again. Of course the storm has shifted its
position, for storms never stand still A line
drawn from the initial point of the storm to
its second point shows the direction in which
it is travelling. A comparison of the time of
the observations shows the speed at which it
is going. These two points settled, the peo-
pie along its path are notified that it is COM
ing and when they may expect it.
This foreknowledge can be carried much
further. As matter of course, there are
certain conditions that precede a storm.
These are carefully recorded. By looking
back over long series of cyclones, for ex-
ample, and noticing the exact changes of
atmosphere that precede each one, a general
principle of ante-cyclonic action can be
established. This once done, whenever these
conditions are observed, it may be safely
predicted that they will breed a cyclone.
The signal service bureau is already of vast
practical benefit. In predicting even for a
day OF two a storm, its warnings will save
thousands of dollars to the people. When it
reaches the point where it can accurately
predict the coming of a cyclone in time for
I the people to escape its fury, it will have
done work that will command universal
respect
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-04-21
vessels Expected from Foreign Ports

Vessels Expected from E OFekSh EOEtS"
Am bktne Nellie II slade, from New York,
due April $3.50
Brit bark Lapwing, De Gruchy, from Liverpool,
Brit ok Star of Devon. from Newcastle, n w,
due March 1871.
German bark Furst Bismarck, from Bremen.
due June 1-20
HB NJ Triumph, Baird, from Esquimault due
April 1881
Brit blk Burmah, Jenns, from Glasgow, due
Jnne $3.50
Francisco, en- route to Auckland and sydney, due
April Il
Haw Miss steam-bktne Morning star, L Bray,
from JaIuit, ) S 1, via Hilo, Hawaii, due April
TO
San Francisco due April 20-30
steamship Rio de JaneirO, II G Dearborn, from
San Francisco, Ell route to HongkOng, due April
2l-22
British ship Kate Davenport from Newcastle.
y w, due April 1920
Am ship Excelsior, from Newcastle, n w,
due April 1880
Am ship Ericsson, Plummer, frcm Newcastle,
X w, due April 2O-3O
Brit bark Isle of Erin, Nicholson, from Liver
pool, due July 1881
Am tern VIM Renton, Eschen, from Newcastle,
n w, due April 20-SO
Am bktne e Funk, Chaser, from Newcastle
n w, due May 1880
Am bark Edward May, johnson, from Boston,
due August 20-31
Am bark California, from Newcastle, W,
due April 1880
II / q NJ ) bismarck, from Auckland y Il, via
Samoa, due April 20;S0
H G " Gneisenau, from Auckland, via
Samoa, due April 20-3O
H q N ) Olga, from Auckland, via Samoa
due April 2O-30
Am bklne Uncle John, from Newcastle, y S w,
due April 2O-3O
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-04-21
Fire Losses.

In our editorial column the subject of
fire losses is considered. 1t may be
added in this place that the responsibility
and solvency of the insurance companies
doing business here are guarantees that
all risks will be paid upon satisfactory
proof of loss. One company which
stands high on the list of losers is the
Royal, of Liverpool. 1t has an accumu-
lated fund of $25 100000 in its fire
department. Although this is the larg-
est surplus of any fire insurance COM
pany in the world, the other companies
interested have likewise large surplus
funds at their disposal, and Will not feel
the payment of losses at the Honolulu
fire. Prudence should suggest to all the
necessity for insurance. No one is so
situated as to be beyond the reach of fire
in store or dwelling.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-04-21
Cooperation in England.


am surprised at the slight interest taken
by the people of this country in cooperative
and industrial associations. These are re-
forms, at least, in which Europe leads US
long way. There are 1850 cooperative
societies in Germany with a membership Of
over 200, 900, and last year they purchased
over 1878, OOO, 600 of goods. In England there
are ], 1SO societies, with 100000 members,
which dealt in merchandise last year to the
extent of S117, 900.
They were first organized in England in
1877, and last year the members saved
on goods bought over 100000, which,
being reduced to an individual average,
is equal to one-ffteenth of the annual in
income of each member. These associations
have buyers in every large market in the
world, who are ever on the alert to take ad-
vantage of a decline in prices. The benefits
to be derived from these organizations are so
obvious that the time cannot be far distant
when they will become popular here, as they
undoubtedly should be,
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DEPARTURES.


Stmr IwaIani, Freeman, for Kauai, at p
Stmr w q Hall, Bates, for Maui aud Hawaii,
at pm
Stmr MOkOlii, BIcGregOr, for MOlOkai, at p m
Stmr KiIauea Hou, Weisbarth. for Hamakua,
at p m
Stmr WaimanalO, for WRimanalO
Am blk Charles b Kenney, II NJ G Dahler, for
san Francisco, at p IN
Schr Manuokawa, for KOOlHu
Schr Haleakala. for PepeekeO
Schr KauikeaOuli for Kohala
Schr Leahi, for KOholalele
Schr Caterina, tor Hanalei
sSchr Rainbow, for KOoIau
schr Sarah and Eliza. for KOOlau
Schr Mile Morris, for Lanai
sSchr Josephine, for EVA
Schr MokuOla, for Eva
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PoIice Court.
BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERToN.
IT, - III 0O+I

BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERTON.
TUESDAY, April goth.
D. Kildare was sent on the reef for
twelve hours for disorderly conduct.
Costs, 81 20.
Sam Kumakali forfeited bail of $40,
and q. Dareley So, for drunkenness.
The cases against F. w Kelley for
larceny of clothing, and +. O'Malley for
larceny OF a hat, were nolle pros.
The session of the Court was held in one
of the rooms on the first floor OF the
new building.
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FOREIGN VESSELS An rOmE.

Ger bark Apollo II GrOth. from Callao,
Am bktne Katie FIickinger, Young, from New
castle, n 5 w
Am bark James = Stone, F BarstOw, from
Boston
Am bark sonO4la, Il Howes, from Newcastle
y y w
Brit bark Natuna, IL GRAIN from Glasgow
HBM Sateht-, \ IL Abingdon, from Co
Qumb0, s A
HB 81 s Heroine, p BiackbEr:le, from Co.
QuimbO, $
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A bankrupt Discharged.

In the Supreme Court yesterday morn
ing before Mr.. Justice Preston, w. H.
Aldrich, a member of the bankrupt firm
of S. J. Levey & Co., received his dis
charge. Mr.. A. J. Cartwright, one OF
the assignees, was present in Court and
assented. Major Rosa appeared for
Aldrich.
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Salvage Sale.

Mr.. J. H. McCooey, of the firm of
Buchanan, Pearson & Co., London & Mel
bourne, has arrived with a large lot of
goods purchased from the great fire of
Messrs. Whitley & 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. 2. S.-Al goods
warranted sound and perfect. VIII be of
fered for inspection in a few days.
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PASSENGERS.
DEPARTURES.

For Kauai, per steamer Iwalani, April 20
Miss Wilcox, Max Schlemmer, II Mcintosh, and
about 40 deck passengers.
For windward ports, per steamer w Hail.
April GOV II Bailey, w Roy, VI ID MOnsarrat,
T. Bielenbergr Mrs Keau, and about 60 deck
passengers.