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Mexican Hospitality and etiquette.

The next hating place was FL Pilas, T.
small hacienna in the midst of denae
woods. A servant had been sent forwar,
to crave shelter for the party over night,
and we found the family assembled at the
gate to receive us, and dinner smoking OH
the table. The hospitality of these good
people knows no bounds, and their
generosity is equaled only by their con.
fldence In stranger guests and the exceed
ing beauty of their manners. The innate
politeness of the race shows itself in every
movement, and the most poor and ignor-
ant Indisl has an obeisance of command
and a well-tugned compliment at the end
of his tongue, whose grace an American
could not initiate though he tried a life
time.
l may mention en- PEASANT q circum-
stance connected with the table etiquette
of this pl.ice which led us into number
of embarrassing mistakes-for nothing can
be more annoying than TO find oneself
guilty of irreverence during prayer time.
The table waiter at FL Pilas has q way of
his own for saying grace, with which
we were not familiar, and therefore
found ourselves perpetually transgressinR,
though with the best intentions. In Mex
ico every meal is served in courses, each
article by itself If it be but teaspoonful
of peas, and consequently the plates are
many times removed. At this ceremoni-
Gus dinner there were at least dozen
courses, and at each change of dish the
pious waiter fell upon his knees and re-
peated a Spanish prayer-a proceeding
which prolonged the meal most tediously.
Fannie b. Wards Mexico Letter.
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The BEAUTIES of a nnth-Room

The chateau of Chenonceaux, France, is
now the home of M. Daniel Wilson, the
son-in-law of President Grevy, and the
bathroom still remains one of the fen
lures of the interior. The walls are GOV
cred with small beveled mirrors, scarcely
larger than n span. Between these panels
runs slender line of gold, and at the in.
tersections hang metal drops like tears,
and just long enough to be reflected in the
glass. The effect is most limpid and bril-.
liant, and the panels are so small that the
purposes of mirror are skillfully frus.
trated The bath il Of solid silver with
the water issuing from swans heads,
which, with mirror behind, produces the
Illusion of swans on the surface of the wa
ter All the other appointments are in
keeping with this magnificence, even to an
ante-room, where repose can be found
with cigars after the bath.-Foreign Let.
ter
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The Art Of CioIaonne heating Explained.

Cloisop1 ne vases have always beepob
jects of admiration in intelligent al Gil
cles Of this and other countries, but 1t is
extremely doubtful If one proud posses
sor Of cl0isonne work in q hundred had the
faintest conception of how their highly
valued treaures were made. 1t is now no
longer n secret, but If the romance Of mys
terry has disappeared, there has taken its
place deep sense of admiration for the
patience and lnborious perseverance of the
skllful workmen, which fully makes UP
for It. The first stage is the hammering of
sheets of copper into gracefully SHAPED
vases, plaques or other articles a vase
or plaque thus laboriously shaped is then
passed into the handler of the designer,
who draws with n peculiar ink upon the
copper such fanciful design as his imagi-
nation and artistic instincts may dictate
after which the copper article is given into
the hands of most patient young work
man of Japan, who, at the expense of n
world of care, moulds tiny bits of wire
by aid Of a strong cement, upon the pen
ciled lines Of the designer.
The process is so slow that you wonder
as you look on, why the imported Cloi-
some vase, for which you paid S75 and
which has always seemed to you high ut
that figure, did not cost twice the amount.
Little by little, in diminutive bits, picked
up gingerly with delicate pincers, the
copper wire is made to decorate the shin
ing surface of the vase. And then the vase
is handed to the workman who has charge
of the fourth stage of its construction,
and you watch, with admiration for his
patience and the deicasy Of his touch
how he lays on different-colored coats o.
enamel with fairy-like brush, droppiug
1t clearly amid the small interstices of IT,,
copper plaque with never blotch or mir
directed stroke. After this the coppo
woven and enameled ware is subject To Il
tempering heat, and then is given into tic
hands of the finisher, who turns each vase
out as beautiful and shiny as the cheek OF
a freshlywashed fall pippin.-St Paul
Pioneer Press
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The DAILY HERALD will furnish fresh of events in
city and country 1t will also give from summary
of the latest from the outside world and systematic form
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-20
Living Nrnsoles IN nenn noaies.

Dr. Brown Sequard, the French physiol-
ogist, has demonstrated that for several
weeks after death, or during the rigid con
ditions which Immediately follow the ces-
sations of life, the muscles of an animal
undergo slow alternate contractions and
elongations; and he reaches the startling
conclusion that the muscles in rigor NOR
It's are not dead, but are still endowed
with vital powers bring, hOwever, in a
certain chemical condition which is ante
cedent and preparatory to final DEATH
Arkansaw Traveller
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General advertisements.
FOR SALE.

Sloop yacht 20 feet long, feet vide, centre board
For further particulars apply to Captain on board the
Barkentine Amelia.
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Grneral advertisements.
T. HRUM'S B1NDERY

TT RUM'S BINDERY
THIS POPULAR BINDERY, located al
100 Fort Street, ADVERT1sEs No SPE
C1ALlTIEs, but is able to do ALL sorts,
sizes, and conditions of Book. binding,
Ruling, Perforating, Numbering, Let
tering, and Paper.cutting as we'll as in
San Francisco, and at moderate prices.
AT THIS COMPLETE BINDERY
newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, and
sheet music are neatly and simply or
elegantly and sumptuously bound, as
taste and pocket may demand. Old
books arc carefully and firmly rebound
ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF BLANK
Books are made to order at as low
rates as are consistent with frst-class
work. The Bindery is now using
Weston's "Record" and Brunswick
Linen" paper for all first class work.
ORDERS LEFT AT r. G. THRUM's
FORT STREET STORE WILL HAVE
PROMPT ATTENTION.
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The DAILY HERALD will follow straightforward consistent indenend
and moderate the discussion will not be the
erve organ OF clique faction party time an earnest SUD
port will be given welfare and TO pd
uua or organizations that appear the political field claims to
popular confidence backed by worthy records and unase pnc
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Best California Leather

9o'e' In'ole, Harness, Skirtng and Uppen.
French aud American CalhRins.
Sheep skins, Goat Skins.
Saddles aud Saddle Trees.
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SACKS POTATOES, BEST in GUNNlES

Gases Extra Soda Crackers,
Cases Medium Bread,
Case Cracked Wheat, 10 H. bage,
Cases Corn Meal white, 10 TO- bags.
Cases Dat Meal 10 II. bags,
Cases Com Starch.
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Casks Dupee Hams,

Cases Whitney'S Butter, in tins
Half frkns Butter Gilt Edge,
o.. hrlins Butter, Gilt Edge
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These goods are new and fresh, and will be sold at
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Inc undersigned would however, rather his Journalist
IN this city for the two years. BULLETIN than
make promises ha IN general estimation are vueess until justified by per-
Torrance He only pledge himself to produce tborn
an influential and every way acceptable daily newspaper
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ADVERTISING MEDIUM.

large edition will be printed day. be circulated Honolulu and
throughout the Islands, regardless subscriptions regular paying list OF
subscribers obtained the public becoming acquainted with the merits OF
the paper
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CHANGE or MINISTRY.

Ous By Authority column contains
the announcement Of the formation Of a
new Ministry, with Ills Excellency Mr..
Gibson a. Premier. The new Cabinet
j., with this single exception, composed
81 native Hawaiians, and ~ far il il in
the line Of progressive national ideas.
From this point 81 view il il uno5iection-
able, and should receive a fair trial.
The history of the change Of Admin
istratiop il a short one. The vote upon
the Attorney Generals amendment to
the Loan Act having shown 2 division
IN the Cabinet, resulting also IN defeat,
Messrs. Dare and Creighton minated
% the Premier the necessity for . rs4ig-
nation ri the Ministry, and 81 con
ajderably later hour IN the evening q
formal letter Of resignation Vas trans
miitsd by that gentleman 20 His Maj
esiy, signed by Aeesrs Gibson, Creigh-
ton and Dare Ffss Excclleucy Mr.
Kanoa rendered h.s individual resigua-
ton. The details Of the formation of
the new Cabinet are private, and Do not
concern the public
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THURSDAY


The legislative Assembly yesterday
passed The Opium bill. making the term
II license four years a. originally pro
poeed, instead Of two years ~ provided
for by the amendment Of the day before
This - In The straight line d an opium
nonopoiy, and should not have beer
incorporated IN the bill However, the
bill hzs passed il such Questionable shape
that ~ can hardly suppose the King
vii approve It.
The Government were defeated on the
Loan bill II most decisive way. the
Legislature authorizinz borrowing uDon
special security, zt discount Of ? per
cent instead u borrowing a. par, which
- virtually prohibits. Of course q rich
and popaious country can afford 20 throw
81, 900 - q gift 70 financial exploftsrs.
bat = poor and weak country, which
adopts sGch methods of raising money.
viii b apt 20 get its credit lowered in
J1nOusiy- This Kingdom may b. r.ch
and populOus, but Il caaE0t afford % put
IL public credit upon z doubtful footing
The Government proposal % limit Dor
rowing, and provide for the redemption
Of national bonds before inczrring
= new bonded debt, was voted
down and proposal by Mr..
AhoIo odepreciate the public credit vas
carried BY . large majority. singulariy
enough, the Opposition AZ . body, with
the ezcepfie,rsHsf Hon. So5fes f57sisop and
Wilder, placed themselves on record a.
fayorng this scheme. II opposition 10
the Government vas their cole motive,
the excuse il admissible from party
grounds bat there i no evading the
moral responsibility Of their act, They
have joined hands with men who have
Endorsed questionable financial policy,
and may De safeIy eft to their own re-
Elections and the 1--.icisTn of their neigh
bOrs ~ the outcome Of their votes.
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TIE VIEWS By LAST MAIL.

The position Of affairs with regard 70
Bulgaria is briefly this General Raul
bars, on behalf Of Russia, has presented
an ultimaturn - the Regency, which has
excited the Indignation Of the people
and which their rulers are 10th 10 ac-
cept it il broadly hinted that the re-
lection 81 the ultimatum will be the sig
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occupation; a reply has not yet been
vouchsafcd, and the Bulgarian Minis
rars, well aware Of the serious character
OF the present crisis, are seekins % gain
time An evidently earnest endeavor
was made 20 induce the withdrawal or
modification Of the circular, but the
overtures in this direction were arbi-
trarily set aside, proceeding which has
naturally gone lar - ian INTO flame
whatever sparks OF hostility towards
Russia already existed in Bulgaria.
While the latter is anxious to prolong
the negotiations, the former shows an
unmstakable desire to force matters to
an issue. Apparently this cannot be
long delayed, for the subject matter OF
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BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERTON-
WEDNESDAY, October 18th.
Tam Sing, charged with selling liquor
without a license, was remanded.
KaiIianu forfeited 80 for drunkenness
Aug. Leonard, for assault upon Sally
Kanui at the Fish Market, by striking
her with a piece OF wood, was admon
ished and discharged.
VIM. Powell, charged with deserving
and failing 10 maintain his wife, was re-
manded to the 18th instant. Mr.. Mon
sarrat for defendant.
Kaimi, for assault and battery on All
Chong, was fined 50, and costs, 81
Jas Carroll, on remand, charged with
assaulting his wife. MOL. pros. entered.
Keawe, disorderly conduct. Sentenced
TO q hours hard labor Costs, g 30.
An Pack, on a similar charge, was re-
rnanded TO I4th instant.
VIM Pack, for having opium unlaw-
fully in his possession, was fined $50
and sentenced TO 20 days hard labor.
Costs, 81.
Marie Rosa Quintal, deserving her hus-
band in Honolulu. Case dismissed.
Costs, 50.
Charles Hall, an insane person, was
sent to the asylum.
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WEDNESDAY, October 18th
Ching Hook, An Hee and An Fat stood
charged With assault and battery on one
Of their countrynen, vino. they alleged,
had laid an Indignation against them tor
-,--errg m unlawful possession Of opium.
This case was an appeal from the Police
Court IN Honolulu, where the defend
ants had been sentenced % twenty days
lard labor. Mr.. A Rosa appeared Tor
the Crown; Mr. ". 4. Kinney for the
defense. The case engaged the atten-
ton Of the Court all day, before the for
eign jury, vino at a late hour returned
verdict Of acqui.taI in favor Of All Fat,
the others being found guilty. His
Honor addressed the latter in severe
terms, and 50 far from their appeal being
Of any avail, cae original sentences were
increased 70 SIX months Al the expiration
Of this term, defendants were eac b re-
quired 70 furnish bond in the sum Of
800 for their good behavior.
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RIIIiarIa

The people II Honolulu viii soon have
an opportunity Of witnessing the mar
velous skill Of Mr.. J. r. p. McCleery,
the champion biIliar1ist, a. that gentle
man proposes giving AN exhibition next
Friday evening 81 the Royal Hawaiian
Hotel Il is intended To have the first
two games played in the spacious dining
hall, 20 a. 20 afford ladies' as well a. gen
tlemen the opportunity Of seeing Mr
McCleery'= skill with the spheres II Is
a mistake to reiegate this beautiful pas
time TO the saloons and so-caIled billiard
rooms. a. i= usually the case, and there
t. reason for congratulation that these
games viii take place as above men
toned.
Mr.. AcCjeery has done a great deal in
san Francisco 10 elevate the game, and
can count among his pupils many ladies
and gentlemen Of the best circles Of that
city, 80 that hardly a residence Of any
preten-jons is without It's billiard room.
He has brought with him an entirely
new table Of elaborate workmanship and
design Of the Brunswick Bake manu-
iacture. As limited number only can
be accommodated At the Hotel, the sub
sequent games will be given in the Ha-
waiian Opera House, due notice Of which
viii be given.
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Qneen Emma.s Eneels.

Messrs. Z. P Adams & Co. had q
large attendance yesterday when they
sold leis and jeweiry belonging to the
late Queen Emma H. r. H. Princess
Liliuokalani purchased large namo lei
for $3.50; Hon. c. r. Bishop, hand
some etagere made Of island w66d for
1880; Miss Richards. lei for $I05 !;
Major Bendel, tiger claw bracelet for
$52 80; Hon J. 4. Cummins, a pair Of
gold bangles for so, and Mrs. King. a
gold and coral set for $50. Thirty leis
brought prices ranging from $25 to $40.
The state carriage did not find a pur-
chaser. The sale realized nearly s., 900.
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Mikado Tea Party.

This evening at 80 O'Clock the
Alikado Tea Party viii be given in the
Y. VI. c. A Hall by the teachers Of the
St. Andrews Cathedral Second Congre-
CATION Sunday-school The entertain
ment viii open with selections from Gil
bert and Sullivan's opera The 3fikado, -
all the performers being dressed in
japanese costume The object Is to
furnish an organ and library for the
Sunday-school- After the programme Of
music IS completed, refreshments Of a
most palatable nature viii be served.
The entertainment promises TO Be very
successful.
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Decorated.

Mr.. A, de Souza CanaYarro, Portu-
guese Consul and Commissioner in
these Islands, has had conferred upon
him by the Portuguese Government
the insignia Of Commander Of the ROYAL
Order Of Christ
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Last evening a riding party started from
opposite the Chinese Church Oh Fort
street for Waikiki. On Beretauia street
one of the young ladies. who did not know
how to ride rau into three private car
riages, and also stopped the Punahou bus.
She at last di-mouuted and walked home.
1t is fortunate Tor her that no serious acct
dent happenet.
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New York Life Insurance Company.

New York Life Insurance Company.
Mr.. c. o Berger, the general agent
Of the New York Lie Insurance Com
pany, has just issued the October num-
Der Of the New York News Letter. It
Is we'll gotten up, and contains several
beautiful pictures. The condition Of
the company at the beginning Of the
year Is given as follows
Cash assets .-...-.-..-... SCI, So t32I %
Divi-i0Ie surplus. cOmpany's
standard .--..--......--. S7.J54,473 13
TUutine surplus, c0mpauy's
standard .---.-. ..-.-----.. 3.I23.742 -
Total surplus, com any's
standard ......-. $IJ.1ss .2l5 81
Surplus by State standard. SI3 2l5.04G q
Policies In force ..-.-..-.. s64ls
Insurance IL force .-..-. 1888, GA so %
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The book Of the season. The HoSoLrLE
ALMANAC AND DIRECTORY FOR 1888. Price.
80 cents.
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Undresse1 KID gloves ladies underwear
pink, white, cream and blue cashmere Just
received by last steamer. at c. J. Fishel's.*
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NOTICE

4 MEETING OF THE HAWAIIAN ROWING
"A ard Yachting Association will be held Al
the Iola1i Club House on FRIDAY the 18th in
slant, al 30 ?. N. Per order
". u. GIFFARD
100 octL5 Secretary
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-10-14
TO LET.

4 FURNISHED HOUSE, COMPLETE FOR
y housekeeping. VIII be let cheap. Cen
tr2lly located. Possession given By the end Of
the month. For further particulars apply at this
once, 81 to J Z, WtsemaD. Business Agent.