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civil Court.

w. +. Foster VS.. c. n. Arnold, assump-
sit for $50 Al judgment for plaintiff.
Ynng Wing vs.. Lean Kui, assumpsit
on note for $165. Wrong service made.
Yong Hin vs.. Sung Pc Sing, assumpsit
for $63 80. Judgment conferred.
Sing Chong Co. VS.. Hop Wo In ct al,
assumpsit on a note for $l22. Judgment
confessed.
John Peter vs.. w. L. Wilcox, assumpsit
for balance due on note, continued
from 9th instant. judgment for plaintiff.
Levers & Cooke VS.. John Akina, as
sumpsit for balance of $62 O6, due on a
note Judgment confessed.
Interisland S. n. Co. VS.. Conchee &
Ahung. Settled out of Court.
Three cases against John Nc Laughlin
were discontinued.
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WILDER'S STEAMSHIP CO.,
Limited.
STEAMER KINAU,

Leaves Honolulu per following schedule,
touching at Lahaina, Maalaea, Makena, MANU-
kona KAw aihae LaupunOehOe. Hilo and KeauhOu:
Commencing on MONDAY, July &c, 1885, and
on every alternate Monday at p. m, the kinau
VIII make the VOLCANO TRIP, reaching keau-
hOu Wednesday morning, where horses and
carriages are in waiting to convey passengers to
the VOLCANO HOUSE give miles in the saddle
and nine miles by carriage).
Passengers by this route will have two days
and two nights at the VOLCANO HOUSE.
TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP TO THE
VOLCANO, FIFTY DOLLARS, WHICH PAYS
ALL CHARGES.
The Kinau will arrive in Honolulu sunday
mornings Volcano trips. On HiO trips, will
leave Honolulu on Tuesdays, and return Saturday
morning.
PASSENGER TRAINS will connect with the
KinRu at MahukOna.
The Kinau WILL TOUCH at Honokaia and
Paauhau down trips from HilO for Passengers
If a signal is made from the shore.
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Police Court.
BEFORE Police JUSTICE BICKEKToN.
TurRsnAy Aucrr7st 10Th

BEFohE FJl-ltE il BIZ kEhION-
THURSDAY, August 18th.
Ahuna, remanded from 9th inst, on
charge OF having opium unlawfuily in
possession during the last week Of July,
1886, and more particularly on the 3lst
ultimo. Mol. pros. entered by the
prosecution.
Wing Wo, Chung Vow, Leong Foo and
Chuck Houe, charged with assault and
battery on one Amana in Honolulu on
the 18th instant. Remanded until 18th
instant
Ufat, Che Wal, Leye Fat and Amana
we're remanded at request Of their coun-
sci until the 18th instant on charge OF
gaming in Honolulu within the past
week, more particularly on the 18th inst.
Hy Mendas, charged with assault and
battery on Frank Yates on the 18th
instant, was fined s. and 81 costs.
All Yuen, charged with having opium
unlawfully in possession on the 10th
instant, was tried and fined $50 and
sentenced to Imprisonment with hard
labor for 20 days.
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advertisements.
W. IL. ALDRICH

TTAS OPENED AN OFFICE WITH j. +
III wiseman, where he will attend to any bust
ness intrusted to his care.
Honolulu. August l, 1856. 326 If
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STEAMER LIKELIKE.
(Lorenzen, COmmandery,

Leaves Honolulu every Monday at P. NJ. tor
*KGunaSakai. Kahul, uiHuelo Hama and
Kipahulu. every week; Keanae, NJ okulau and Nuu
every other week. Returning, will stop at the
above ports, arriving back Saturday mornings.
For mails ana passengers only.
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The Honolulu Fire-.-Dutch Aid Pro
fered.


By the last mail His Exellency the
Minister OF Foreign Affairs received a
letter from d. II. Schmall Esq, His
Majesty's Charge d'Affairs and Consul
General for the Netherlands ut Amster-
dam, announcing that upon the receipt
of the news of the disastrous fire in Hon
oluIu last April, he had at once opened a
subscription list for the relief of the suf-
ferers The committee appointed con-
sisted of Vice Admiral Ikhr. NJ. w. Van
Rensselaer, Bowler, Colonel-COmmand-
ant ]. Van Someren Brand, F. G. TrOmp,
r. w J. C. Van Den Wall Bake, J. d..
Van Der Made, Hawaiian Consular
Agent, and D. H. Schmall, Hawaiian
Charge d'Afairs. This generous action
on the part of His Majesty's Consul
General is most praiseworthy and COM
mendable, and although happily our
citizens do not need the kindly proffered
assistance they will entertain most CRATE
full feelings to him and the distinguished
gentlemen associated with him in the
Honolulu Fire Relief Fund.
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No book ever published contains so much
reliable and valuable information regard
ing the Hawaiian Islands in such small
compass as the HONOLULU ALMANAC AND
DIRECTORY, 1886. Prize. so cents.
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STEAMER MOKOLII,


tMcGregOr, Commander,
Leaves for the following ports every alternate
Monday at p. m:
Commencing August 2-TO Lanai, Kamalo, Pu-
koo, Lahaina. OlOwalu. Returning to Lahaina,
PukoO, Kamalo. Lanai, arriving at Honolulu Sat
urday morning.
Com ~ fencing August 9-To Kaunakakai, Kama
10. Pukoo Halawa, Waiau, Pelekunu, Kalaupapa.
Returning to Pukoo, Lahaina, OlOwalu, Lahaina,
PukOO, KamalO, Kaunakakai, arriving at Homo
lulu Saturday morning.
n85- The Company will not be responsible for
any freight packages unless rcceipted for, nor
for personal baggage unless plainly marked. Not
responsible for money or jewelry unless placed in
charge Of the Purser.
All possible care will be taken of Live Stock, but
the Company will not assume any risk of accident.
SAM'L q. WILDER, President.
=. B. ROSE, Secretary.
OFFICE-COrner Fort and Queen streets.
6s-ly Mar 30
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Co-PaEtnership Notice.

NHEUG PING CHEU AND CHING HEEN
~ have formed a co-partnership under name
of KUN HUNG YEE in the business of the
Chinese Theater, King street, Honolulu
Residence, Honolulu, H. L
Dated July %, 1886 jy3O-2w
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4 A Captains Fortunate Discovery.

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth.
plyinx between Atlantic City and y. "
had been t,onbled with congh 40 thass
he wa. unable TO sleep, and was indu'
ced to Try DR.. King New Discovery
for Consumption. 1t not only gave
him instant relief. bnt .Iiayed the ez-
,rcine soreness in his breast. Hts chill,
dren were similarly Affected and a.
single dose had the .am- happy effect.
DR.. Kings New Discovery /. now the
standard remedy i'll the Coleman house
hold and on board the schooner.
FREQ Trial Bottles of this Standard
Remedy at j. o, Landry = Drug Store.
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From the printed proceedings of
II mass meeting held at Rayne, the
other day, it looks as if the people
Of st. Landry were unanimous in
the desire to make q practical a :.
plica,ion of the problem, take one
from one and two remain, BY cut
ting that venerable Parish in twain
and making two parishes thereof.
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They had a lively time in the Z.
s. Senate, during the discussion OF
the Army bill. Teller said that
Logan was no statesman. Logan
relorted that you're another, and
whilst ;hey were cuSsing on"
another Of not speaking truth, and
snorting like porpoises, the cream
of the Joke was that both Of them
were, for once, speaking the plain,
solid truth.
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Coy. McEnery has appointed L,
B. Watkins, of Webster parish, as
an associate.Judse of the Supreme
Court of Louisiana i'll place OF
Judge c. NJ. Manning whose term
has expired. His term of appoint
ment is for II years.
This selection is a satisfactory
one, and will greatly please our
northern Louisiana friends.
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The committee in the House of
representatives have reported in ia
yor Of abrogating the treaty by
which sugar is admitted free from
the Sandwich Islands, and the bill
ending that abomination will proba
bly pass.
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Edmunas passed his bill con
demhiug the President for rot
sending private communications to
the Senate, for that body TO act
upon, in secret sessions.
EdmunAs is now il the position
of the boy that p%unctured the soap
bubble, wondering where his bub-
BILE has gore.
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myYYo nBDTp may be found on A'e ut Geo.
ILLS al I'D I. howell " COS Newspaper
Adverttiss Bureau 10 Spruce St, whore adveri1st1S

The readers Of the Iberia Enter
prise and Sugar Bou' have had
columns of reading matter, that
not one in one hundred cared to
seee or read. Give us news con
freres and keep your private eriev
ances to yourself.
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President Cleveland has appoln

President Cleveland has appol1l
ted Senator Howell +. Jackson as
,ludne of one of the United States
Circuit couts, in place of Jalg"
Baxter, deceased.
This is an admirable appoint
ment and was unanimously con
firmed by the Senate. on p'esenta
ton Of his name.
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We do not think it probable that
we shall ever vote for John /. 10
GAP, but if his wife ever becomes q
candidate sic may count on one
vote in this Office certain and sure.
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Thanks are due to II energetic
and hard-wosking Congressman,
E.. j. Gay, for a pamphlet copy OF
the presentation and argument of
the friends ct sugar before the com
mitter of Ways and Means.
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An oil we'll has been dug in the
parish of Calcasieu. Whilst dig
cing for sulphur, petroleum was
found.
It has been running for several
days, and has a flow OF from 10 10
% barrels per day.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

LOUISIANA.
Son. condemn the entire SyS
ten Of public free schools. Those
persons are so far behind the civil
cation of the present century. that
their pretended arguments IN oppo
sition to general education are not
worthy Of any attention.
Is the public scIoo. systeA in
LOuisiai.a Il failures
In this article the history of TIE
public schools in LafHuTche for the
last ten years will be assumed as u
basis,
Ten years ago there were but
few boys and girls in this Parish
that could either read or write, ont
side of the town of Thibodaux.
No opportunity had been given
to acquire any education from 1861
to 1873, a period OF 1. years.
Vnrte had been bat few public
schools, aua those without any sys
TEN. Hence the young people un
der % had not learned even TO read
and write.
" hen tine present system was or
oaui2pI the. difficulties 10 meet and
overcome were great.
There were no school houses,
there we're no tiained teachers ; par
irnts who had no education did not
seem. in many instances, to ear
whether their children received any
education.
The desire Of the School Board
to do the best, under the circum
stances, frequently met 10 response
from parents.
The worst difficulty the School
Board discovered wds that the chill
dren we're scattered over a district
IS miles long by 20 miles wide,
with BAYOU Lafourche dividing it
into'twO separate and disti"ct parts.
Schools had to be establish ID on
both sides Of the stream, and also
in the interior Eeighborhoods.
Hence two schools, separated by
the Bayou had to be kept up with
only a sufficient number Of pupils
for II school.
And besides there came the ne
cessity Of maintaining schools for
white pupils and colored pupils end
again, in few instances, t~woSchools
were running with pupils for one
school only, in close proximity to
each other.
III order to give any thing like a
fair show for all the thil Ire to gel
to school, some of them were obi
ge.I % travel three or four miles.
the School Board was compelled 10
establish nearly 80 schools. In a
thiea'y settled country % would
he amply sufficient.
The salary necessary to pay IL
teachers used up the school funds
very rapidly, so that sessions have
been generally cut short at the end
of 4 or 5 months.
This, 1t is true, is but a small pc
Rod for schools to run each year,
but the question now arises have
they done any good?
The schools now, when in opera
ton, are better attended than they
were when the present system was
inaugurated parents are taking
more interest in their schools de
not keep their children at home fol
| trivial reasons, purchase book
more readily When demanded, AM
| above all, the pupils tlemselve.
J are DESTROYS Of attending schools,
and emulate one another in tneil
, classes.
In 1873 not over one boy Crsgil
in five could read or write, to-da.
there is probably not one in fly
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saa5A vRGI Tor IIltW IU'HU2H'U. NC UIII1VI
states, and any lady who gives her tine ana
energy IT, cauvassiu- tor tlcm cIi. soon
build up a prI.,A:ineAst"ht sItof1EiD.c
business. fliev are not sold NN niertnahl'
ard we s-;.. ,~xrlu~i.. trgrIfory.
tbcrahy I'm The ,o.at entire ~t0u.roi Of
thc.r II. an -~ge~5 in lilo teritory.
ASSIGNED Her. We have i large number q
go ~ ~. ',att"a ~a.uG -sg. s SELF
n a., Il "D ro",I. ANA W. se,.r spch in every
town. address. YE7EE =. u -sG5tSOA1
* CD, S2J EsreaIsFs-, We"
York.
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hem to s or 9 months.

The State collects one mill tax
school Purposes. 1t is NOT be
lieved that the Legislature can go.
this.
1t ought not to do SO, ut it
might perhaps allow Parishes aud
towns to ASSESS taxes 70, the hene
tit OF their own schools, by going
beyond their limit, allowed by exis
ting statutes.
The State tax of one mill is ~''tfi
cient to be raised by the State. The
balance should be local taxation,
by which the people could manage
Their own taxes, and use them as
they deem most profitable.
1t is high time that HE Legis'a
tnre put$lts foot Siuarely down Oh
the nonsense of giving the school
taxes to colleges and universities
Tor the benefit OF Que or two ueigh
~boghood>, and parents who are able
70 educate their children outside
of public school.
The money raised by taxation for
pubic schools should be expended
for THAT purpose and not for sustain
ing colleges ard universities 10
which the children Of tn poor can
not enter.
Tar rising generation shonld be
Taught the rud;meuts of "a plain,
practical education, and every boy
and girl in Louisiana should be
given the opportunity to acquire
such Instruction..
Colleges and universities are use
ful and necessary for a higher III
strucllon, and whe" parents wish
to give their children such ii course,
let them loot the bills.
When every child i'll the State
can receive "a good, common. practi
cal course OF instruction it will be
time to bui.u and endOW universe
ties and colleges, not before. inef
ticient as is the present fee school
system CT Louisiana its advanta
ges are iHcalculab!e.
1t should be fosteIed, improved.
sustained, and moinca nrd.
Senator Logan introduced IA bill
into the Senate to promote the etii
cheney Of the army, by increasing
its strength 5000 men.
Logan advocated it boldly and
mantully; 4narrelled with his Repuh
lican friends in the Senate over it,
aud would have passed it by the
aid OF Democratic votes had it not
been for a little mistake of the non
spscgiut Senator from Virginia.
Ri91,rbec4tr.
Senator Gibson, offered u IeSGin
ton. repeating certain acts Of Con
gres$, that prohibited: an executed
crate yomTecejy;o an appointment
IN jile array, ana that raised the
Sleeping wolf that had been patient
Is waiting for o chance to howl, and
it broke loose in its pristine glory
from Couaer of the State Of Aiichi
gan.
The army il flanders when It
gained immortal rtnoWn, by its IA
nous swearing, a. not half sc
rampant as this untam.d Michigan
der.
The halls Of the Senate echoed
and echoed as lie yelled, and waved
the terrific bloody shirt over the
heads of the unfortunate ex-confeC
crate soldiers, seated on Il side
of that chamber OF e!oquence, treu
bling aud qnaiiiIg III their shoes.
When il is considered that al
; ex-coufederate soldiers IRE 40 year:
OF aye aud over, and oHe imagine
how many Of tAcm would ask 70
commission. il cAe military service
it is 40 wonder that the Mich
sander raised the alarm just as til,
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Call ut Dansereau & Bourgeois Drug
Store for Creole Female Tonic woman
best friend.
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Office.

Thibodaux Reuevoirut Lodge, No. 90, will
meet the second Sunday in each month at z
O'Clock p. NJ.
isy order OF The w. feb-l9 81
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THiB01AUX,

-olicit aud takeorders for Tise
Madame esesGGGf OHD
ED;7.c,as sEsiT. Nu port
! asg QoE.et~. These corsets
been extensively adyer-
[ sed 4ul sold hg udy canvas
sels the past ten years. when,
with tise5t- Z rpCs.torify.
has created large des
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u IL

One gear lin advance y
Ore
ON AgDVEsaEa@aNG:
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
NJ ,,rr-prS Of THE LABOR QUESTION:

I.ll
There were number of applicants again
Yesterday for employment at the once Oh 'hc "'r'in
safe COMPANY aud i few additional men were hiFcd
The many applications have proved to Mr. Marvin 'h''
,here are many persons out OF employ VINO are
AN .ons TO get work. Many prominent business ueh
~ hnk presidents called upon him yesterday all au-
vised him 10 keep up tue Ho"'' ""N'''o
needed o.,o, ,ssuwed soue
hing of ITS former activity. Most OF the customers
we're strangers however ana they had come there Oh
hetuc of the hard hight which the Httlc paAe M H.
Tate on Thursday night An elderly man el. I" ist VI
twenty osptals to which he Wahleu pIcAu W '' '"
He also left 800 biIl - ,, - ,ou,, girI NJ
dft.en VINO Is employed III the chelsea Juto uiit'
.fsrtrd FOR her home Twenty !Ith-st, near Icn.n
~ sine vas met by number OF girls Iorhel oin
toves ~ tic mills Who backed By gang of young
ppno,tlums All began a torrent OF abuse using VIE
antthets ending with the boTs throwing hovP over
her head and holding her WINE tne gts i =. snc
Hr.re away Yesterday warrants were Issued lor
The arrest Of two boys, and they p', neio
r.Id nv Justice Duffy In tho Jefferson Malko' oi0o
Conrt for trial In the General Sessions . -, ..
The same gang OF boyooters continues us aaiy netn
derIng mn and down sidewalk IN front Oh tne toi
shop OF tayanagh a Sanford IN Iwentyth ia ST. in, @
are csreful however. not to approach any Vi '"o '
an ,pis in the employ of the White Howard co.
dress firm at No. 20 West SlhtochtHs az "
strLe The girls say that they were colnpeeu W
ov.r,ine " ithout any additional pay nut 'ho
cause M the strike was discharge or one oi he
Tor refusing 10 stay Wednesday hlgnt anu u,aP "
dress Mrs White said that she never tshou .no 80
work overtime unless there was worh 'us IN mnnth
a. Ualenbrck, prlnters a, No III r"tou ,bur
a. went ON strike on Thursday for an inceasn III III,
wages. Yesterday the nrn sueceeoeu !" "''''A "
canary bird sang merry from his perch above the
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
THE SUGAR STRIKE NOT ENDED.
woEKMrN ALLOW THE FIRMS TO Run THEIR
TEUCKs-FiERY SPEECHES.

WDEKNIN ALLOW THE FIRMS TO Kun HEIR
TEUCKs-FiERY SPEECHES..
About the only indication that strike OF
nearly 1000 men was going on III the Brooklyn sugar
district YESTERDAY Was tho presence OF the unusual
uumber OF police. The crowds that have been accu'
toned 10 congregate front OF the rcinetes are no
longer there. anu even the redriDDonci pcAets nave
disappeared No ono Is allowed to l0lter aroiht tue
butldiug. aud the streets assumed their former
anuear,nce Trucking was done by al tho firms and
new machinery WAS put mo tne Brooklyn Refinery
Molenaaucr IL Sons had force of men at
vork inside ami say they will resume
full operaon next week whether not their Old hands
come back All OF the employers think that the strike IS
practically over AID that the mon VIII resume work
nex week at an alvancs OF 10 per cent wnich is offered
them, The strike ended in OXhards refinery at DOCK
aud Water sts. ANA the VIII return to work tnls
morning some of the mea who ,trIek at Ohc rehhcry
nen employed by Moiler " sierck went out
al noon yesterd y Tor pan oi
beer. ON his return he was DeSet Dy so'He HtriAeis
VINO upset pail amt struck nun a p3Hceldh AZ
rested one Of MS as-aant., c nharit Laos bnt ne WAS
nor held as he could be- Identified positively
Nollrr Sicrck ca. pad their hands yesterday, ihe
rnnLlyn KeiHery and flavemcycrs IL Ter VIII 90 80
o-iay. The strikers will attend the LABOR demonstration
tins city tO-ay IN Oouy.. o.., ,,..,,,r.
Iuc men in Fulton Refinery OF OAhsEt bioLHttS'
viii rec i've the advance IN pay they sought Out me
ul,ton VIII not be recognized b. the hrn inassh,et
ing Of the strikers III tie Este.h Ds1lle. va i'
evening III Turn Iial III MeserOIe'sL. i'eiy
speeches mate by the cet promoters oi the s.tA'
j Bennett denounced the police III strong erus. anu ~.
viSed the strikers 20 armed and eNchthgr sho io'
sht snI closed his remarks by signfylng his WI llhg-
ness to die martyr IN the cause o thc opPfes'e
- - ,. in tne world Eiwarl ami OtL1 Fuller also
Ike II was resolved continue the strike repre-
seutatiye of he knights OF Labor was sent 10 'htes
.eun OF iIavemeyers Lideryt srrd'y 10 srrdn g iV
rho tr;u and the strikers. lie also asked Tor
siatemenc OF the position or the men from hus tu!Ier
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FRAGMENTS OF cABLE NEWS.

PARIS, April 3O.-The wound received by Edward
Drumont, author OF La frace JuUc. III his duel win
NJ Meyer. director OF the Gdui0s April ~, mas ~ ~
como SO dangerous that his lite Is despared or me
Government mas ordered an inquiry 10 10 maze ih'o d"
its circumstances.
CAIRO. April 30.-Engand has consented to the prop
sition that Anza formerly Governor of Harrar. snail
undertake IA mission TO Wady Halfa TO negotiate W."
the rebels for cessation OF hOstllities
ROME. April 30-The Pope has sent an autograph iee
ter to Emperor william thanking him in cordldl "n
ner his recent gift OF gold cross In token OF u
mauy's gratitude for the Natican's mediation ID tno
Caroline Islands dispute bet Germany and SPAN.
upon dhcm PIcha. the special envoy Oh INC
Sultan, and the members OF his suite.