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Third Circuit Court.

The term of the Third Judicial Circuit
Court was held in Hilo during the past
two weeks by Second Associate Justice
Preston. Mr.. w. A. Whiting prosecuted
on behalf of the Crown. The following
was the calendar of cases:
CRIMINAL CAsEs-HAwAHAN JURY.
The King VS. Umiloi, murder. Con-
tinued from the November term, 1885.
The prisoner was acquitted. Messrs.
Kinney & Peterson and d. ii. Hitchcock
appeared for him.
The King VS.. Moki (k), assault with
intent to rob. Verdict of not guilty.
Mr. Hitchcock assisted the prosecution;
Kinney & Peterson for the defendant.
The King vs.. Kahuku, assault and
battery Appeal from Police Court,
Hilo. Sentence confirmed, $50 fine with
costs.
The King VS.. Thomas Burke, selling
liquor. Appeal from Judge Hart, who
fined him 800. The fine was paid.
The King VS.. Martin Campbell, selling
liquor Appeal from Judge Hart, who
fined him 800. The fine was paid.
The King VS. Aiu and All Samu,
cruelty to animals. Appeal from North
Hilo. Acquitted. Mr.. Nawahi for de-
PENDANTS.
The King VS.. J. w. Kumahaa and E.
Kekoa, violating election laws. Appeal
from Police Court of JIilo. Judgment
confirmed. Messrs. c. w. Ashford and
s. L. Austin for defendant
CRIMINAL CAsEs-FoREIGN JURY.
The King VS.. Ii Moy and Ii Lo, man
slaughter, first degree. Continued from
the November term, 1885. The prisoners
pleaded guilty to assault and battery,
and having been in prison nearly nine
months, were each sentenced to three
months imprisonment. Ashford & Ash
ford for defendants.
The King VS.. c. Carvalto, burglary.
Continued from November term, 1885.
The jury acquitted him. d. II. Hitch
cock assisted prosecution; Kinney & Pc
terson for defendant.
The King VS.. All Lui, bribing public
officer. Continued from November term
for judgment. The Court put him UNI
der bond of 800, without surety, to APP
pear when called upon.
The King VS. Thomas Curley, murder.
The jury rendered verdict OF acquittal.
Ashford * Ashford for defendant.
The King VS.. Chew Hook, burglary.
Continued to next term.
The King VS.. Frank, assault with a
dangerous weapon. Verdict of guilty,
Sentenced to be imprisoned at hard labor
for five years.
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Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports,

Vessel. Expected from Foreign Ports,
Brit bark L.apwing, De Gruchy. from Liverpool
due May 2O-il
German bark Furst Bismarck, fro II Bremen,
due June l-2O
Brit ok Birmah, Jenns, from Glasgow, due
Jnne 2j-3O
Brit bark Isle of Erin, Nicholson, from Liver
pool, due July 1881
Am bktue e. Funk, Chaser, from Newcastle
n y ", due May 1880
Am bark Edward May, Johnson, from Boston,
due August 2O-3l
HIG NJ bismarck. from Auckland, y L. via
Samoa due \ pril 2O-.U
II / G. NJ ) Gneisenau. from Auckland, via
samoa, due April 1880
HIGM = olga, from Auckland, via Samoa,
due a phil 2O-30
Ger bark Hydra, from Hongkong, due June
20
Boi bark Xiii. from Newcastle, y s W, due
june $50
Brit ship Amana, from Liverpool, due August
1925
RIM Mararoa brit, James Edie, from sgd
uey wa Auckland, route to San Francisco, due
June a
Haw schooner Jennie Walker, Anderson
from Jaluit, south sea Islands, due June 2O-3O
Haw brig Hazard, w Goodman, from san
Francisco for Hiio, Hawaii, due May $3.50
Am Darkemtiue Eureka, Lee, from san tran-
cisco. due June l-6
Am barkentine Discovery, Meyer, IRON san
Francisco. due June $40
Haw brig Allie Rowe J Philips, from Hong
kong, due June 1890
% hrgtne COnsuelo. T. Is Cousins, from san
Francisco, due June p
4 > - brgtne John ID Spreckeis, & de Friis from
an FTlnciSc0, for kahului, Maui. June 81
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Memorial Day.

q Tomorrow, May 29th, will be observed
I in this city as Memorial Day by Geo. w.
belong Post, No -. The comrades OF
this Post will assemble at headquarters
on King street at , 30 p. in. sharp, in
dark clothes, black hats, white gloves
+ and badges The column viii form on
King street, between Fort and Alakea,
/ and take up line OF march at 3 o'clock
p. N. sharp, for the Nuuanu Cemetery,
where the Memorial services will be
held, in honor Of the memory OF de-
( ceased comrades. The line Of march
will be along King street to Fort street,
up Fort street 10 School street, along
School street to Nuuanu Avenue, up said
avenue to the cemetery The column
will be under the command OF Major
Hoapii Baker, and will be formed as
follows: A detachment OF police, the
Royal Hawaiian Band, the Princes
Own, the Kings Own, Mamalahoa
Guards, Honolulu Rifles, Geo. w. De
Long Post, No. 10, Department Of Cali
fornia, G.. A r., friends and citizens in
carriages and on foot. All "honorably
discharged" soldiers, sailors and mar
ines, a. well as those now in the service
OF the United States, also all visiting
comrades Of the q. A. r., are cordially
invited to participate in the observance
of the day, and the citizens generally are
also invited Contributions of flowers
are earnestly requested by the Post, and
sholld be left at the headquarters early
in the day.
MEMORIAL SERVICES AT THE \. NJ. c.. 4.
In addition to the services Saturday
afternoon at Nuuanu Cemetery, in the
evening at Z 30 o'clock, at the Y. VI. c.
A. Hall, there will be literary and
musical services, to which the public are
invited Professor J. w. Yarndley will
have charge OF the music and will be as
sisted by the Misses Joran and some OF
HonoIulu's best amateur talent The
following will be the
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
l. instrumental music.
, Ritual of G. a. R
(a) General Orders.
OBJ Address by Commander
(c) Roll Call of Post.
(d) Roll Call of the Dead
(e) Salute to the Dead.
B. Quartette, Rest, Soldier, Rest"
4. Address of Commander r.
w. Lame.
3. Music-"My Country It's of Thee"
g. Ten Minute Address-His Excellency
G. w. Merrill.
!. Ten Minute AddreSs-V. V. Ashford.
g. instrumental Music - The Misses
Joran.
o. Reading Locke Richardson.
10. Music Memorial Hymn"
II. Ten Minute Address-ConSul Gen
eral Putnam.
u. Music" Battle Hymn of the Re
public"
-. Dismission.
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Happy Hawaii.

''The Honolulu Almanac and Direc-
tory is the title OF a very valuable pam
phlet carefully compiled and just issued
by Robert j. Creighton OF the Pacific
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. Besides con-
tanning a vast sum of statistical and gen
eral information regarding those famous
isles of the sea, the volume is embel-
lished with many beautiful scenic en-
cravings The complete character OF the
work renders it invaluable to the
Islander and a credit to its clever com
piler.-["The Sunnyside," New York.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The British bark Iapwing, consigned To Messrs.
Theo. H. Davies K Co, which sailed from Liver
pool for here January 2Ist, is l27 day out. She
- daily expected.
The steamer James 1. DOwsett brought 1900
bags Of sugar from Kuau, Maui, May 18th. She
sailed again the same afternoon.
The schooner Nile Morris brought 200 sheep
from Lanai May 27th.
The schooner wuiehu brought sos bags sugar
from Kuau, Maui, May a7th.
The Hawaiian terra Ke Au Hou arrived May
27th from Kuau, Maui with 1850 bags sugar.
Captain Duncan remains ashore this trip on ac-
count OF Illness, and Chief officer Larkins viii
take the vessel 10 day.
The steamer W. e. Hall viii arrive this after
noon FROM windward ports.
The Oceanic Company brigantiHe J. u. Spreck-
is. Captain c. ;. Frii>, sailed from san Fran
cisco for KIhulCi Maui, May 1Ith.
The Chief on OF The barkeutine Makth has
resigned his position. He intends engaging in the
cOAsting vessels.
The British bark Ri NAH may he expected here
from Glasgow early next month.
The steamer Kinau v ii return TO morrow from
windward port.
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Reception to MFR. TIP. DavIes.

Last evening the members of the Y.
NJ G. A. rendered a reception to Mr.. I.
H. Davies, who will shortly leave with
his family for England. The large hall
was well filled with the members of the
Association and the boys branch, and
the personal friends of Mr.. Davies. The
hall was tastefully decorated with Amer
lean and English flags, flowers and ever
green's, and over the platform was
''Aloha" in large letters. Mr.. Davies
will lie much missed by the Y. NJ. G. A,
for which he has done 50 much, and the
members of the boys branch will also
feel his absence.
One OF the most pleasant features of
the evening was the presentation of a
souvenir to Mr.. Davies by Master Dill
lingham, preceded with an address by
Master Judd, on behalf of the boys Y.
NJ. c. A. Mr.. Davies, who was much
affected, thanked the boys for their kind
present and gave them a few words of
advice, and then gave Il parting address
to the audience. During the evening
the following programme was pre-
sented:
Introductory remarks-P. c. Jones.
Trio-Messrs. Yarndley, Morse and NJ.
H. Jones.
Song-Mr. F. NJ. Swanzy.
Piano duet - Misses Anterior and
Lowrey.
Address-P c. Jones.
Address-Rev George Wallace.
Duet, piano and violin-Mrs. Hanford
and Mr.. Yarndley.
Address and presentation-Y. NJ. c.
4. boys.
Remarks by Mr. T. H. Davies.
Glee - Mrs. Hanford, Mrs. Judd,
Messrs. May and Yarndley.
After the programme was concluded
ice cream and cake was served, followed
by social conversation The affair was
decided success from beginning to end.
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It having b.,n determined in accori'ii''t "uh
In,- recommendation, Of IA jury duly draw IA ia &C
90 .iauce WITH It~ lliat certain street, ia the
uur..t district Of IIViroluiI s.,an be wliened and
str.ti&utenrd, and tm,t neN streets shall be
Opcupd-the survey and plains for which are no"
un lie ia the Interior Uili-e-uJtice IS hereby
given to all owners Of property along the lines Of
the said PROPOSED changes which may be DIM
aged by reason Of sill widening, str-isht-hi
and opening Of streets, u file the'r claims with
Richard T. BickertJn, Esquire, Police Magistrate
Of Honolulu. OH or before saturday, the 18th day
of May 1856.
The lines OF proposed changes are clearly
marked by stakes upon the ground. and a map
showing the new lines can be seen upon appiic;s-
tim 10 the Interior Office.
&. ". HART,
Road supervisor, kona, Oahu.
Honolulu, May ., 1886. mG-tf-"5t
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CIVIL CASE.
The TarO Industry.

1t is rumored that Mr.. Bielenberg is to
enter upon an arrangement with Mr..
Horn, baker, of Hotel street, for the pur-
pose of establishing a factory and depot
at Mr.. Horns bakery for all the dainty
articles made from taro -four, such as
cakes, mullins, buildings, taro bread,
and also last, but not least, taro -four
poi Should such be the case, there il
certain to be an immense demand, as
the Honolulu public are already we'll
acquainted with its superior merits, and
great many people naturally would
not go to the trouble OF making poi
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Victor HuGO's Health.

Victor Hugo, in spite of his years. Is
still hale and hearty; he eats and drinks
well, and his only infrmity is deafness.
Hugo himself will tell you that he is onIv
hard of hearing. Thursdays and Sundays.
which are reception days, the poet goes to
bed about 10 o'clock; other DAYS he re-
tires at $50, and in the morning he works
in bed and rises about 10 He break
fasts lightly, walks, and in spite of the
supplications of his family he occasion
ally INDUCES in an old distraction of rid
ing on the knifeboard of a bus What
ever the weather. Victor Hugo still OBJ
stinately refuses to wear an overcoat, and,
old as he is. persists in abundant cold
water additions; but he no longer takes
his tub" as he used to do during the
seige of Paris. when he was staying with
his old friend Paul Meurice, after his re-
turn from exile, and when he used to
break the ice with his heel cold morn
ingS
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Police Court.
BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERTON.
THURSDAY, May 9th.

BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERToN.
THURSDAY, May 9th.
f c. Marden was charged with
threatening, and assault and battery on
NJ. Fl. Kaue. Both men are hackdrivers.
The defendant was fined So and So 80
costs.
CIVIL CASE.
Hiram Kaumiah VS.. A. Morgan,
action OF replevin for wagon. Dam
ages, $50. Judgment for plaintiff for re-
turn of wagon and damages, $15. Costs,
81 80. Appeal noted to the Interme-
diary Court A c. Smith for plaintiff f;
H. L. Avery for defendant.
w c. Parke, assignee of estate of Z.
c. Rowe vs.. Sorrenson & Lyle, assump-
sit for $3.50 20 The Police Magistrate
having been engaged as counsel by
plaintiff, assignee is disqualified, and
case certified to Mr.. Justice McCully for
hearing
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Delic ces of a siege.
New York G -aI hic.l

A charming French lady who passed
through the painful days of the siege of
Paris was relating in her graceful way to
a friend some of her experiences. She
said that rats and mice, however disguised
by intelligent cookery, became quite dis
palate. If however, stray pigeon hap
pened to settle upon some roof, the street
instantly became full of people seeking to
entrap the delicacy. 1t often happened,
however. that the pigeon turned out to be
a messenger bird and hence as sacred as
the ibis of Egypt. "In fact. said the
story teller, this was so often the case
that to this day l can never bear to eat
pigeon. always feel as if l was devour
ing the postman
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rOREIuS vl.,-s lis ~ Pe~t.

Brto.s star OF Devon. Atoc:,ett, from Newcastle
y - ~
Am MISS .u-hEtnH MorHin2 ; 7r'H luTher'
from the south seas, VA lilo, II tN.. Il.
am bktuc Nay Wlnkeinit.', e l'cRuSt from
san Francisco
Newcastle, - "
Am ship Kate Davenport, J l. Rowland, from
Newcastle, = W
Am barIcentine MaEah, II \ Thompson from
Newcastle, y = W
"A tw steamship Australia, I'll Weber from san
An bark C.ibarien, L Hubbard frIm san
FraEcIscO
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How Their Honey Goes.

The sons of some of the very rich men
of New York are said to be living at a
tremendously extravagant rate, and are
likely to see the bottom of the fortunes
acquired by economy and thrift One
gilded youth recently chartered palace
car at 500 per day and took a party of
friends to New Orleans, this being but
one item of the expenditure Another is
touring it around the world in a yacht A
third who is mo end of a swell, cuts
his father dead when they meet in Fifth
aVeOua
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The sale OF fancy and other articles -
the Y. ". c. \. Hal. yesterday amer
moo Il for the benefit OF the Kawaiahao
Female Seminary was well attended
and great success. The articles on
exhibition were readily sold. A num-
Der of ferns mounted on rice paper, do
mated by Mr.. F. L. Clarke, were much
admired and very quickly sold. About
400 was realized.
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Pie colts Peculiar Dread.

From accidental circumstances Prescott,
the historian had always entertained a
peculiar dread of being buried alive, and
he had, therefore. often required that
measures sh ,uld be taken to prevent all
poss. bi!ity of the horrors that might fol
low such an occurrence. His in unctions
were Oheyed. A principal vein was sew
cred so that, if life should again be awak-
eued it might ebb silently away without
any possible return of consciousness
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themselves If it could be bought ready
made by 2 reputable baker
sI'aBI.

At noon to-day grand luau viii be
given by the Royal Household Guards,
which promises to be very brilliant
affair Alter the luau the men will par
ticipate in artillery target shooting At
the battery, Kakaako.
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Texas Siftings. ]

Buckle my shoe, Egbert. dear, said d
Chicago belle to her near-sighted fiancee.
Egbert went down on his knees like a
true knight but as he had lost his eye
glass his vision was a little uncertain
Is this your foot. darling?" he in
quired.
~ GU bet, " She said
law. pawdon, II thought it was the
lounge
Egbert is now disengaged.
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MARRIED.

CARNER-BANkS-In this city, at the residence
Of the officiating clergy man, May p, 1856, by }.
a. CruZIn, pastor Of FOrt-strcet Church, MI {.
H. Garner of Waianae. Oahu, and Mrs N. !.
Banks Of California.
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R5aI DamaSe-N oiice.

All persons owning properly on che new street
lines ia this city VINO may have ciai.io .or land
taken for eont-iI plated street improvements, are
hereby requr,ted make out their claims on
blanks s.hich may be obtained from the Police
Magistrate, ANA those VINO may be deairous Of
more accurate information than may b. obtain
able un tie ground, 10 the amount Of lard cut
of ~ sid lines; also u depth fronulge' ctr,
will have facilities afforded them Al the OH - Of
tue Bureau Of surveying, where large scale maps
u blocks are either ready or ia preparation.
CnAS. T. GULICk,
Minis er Of Interior.
tut-rf.,r tai-.. Nfuy >. f5sg Il
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DEPARTURES.

THURSDAY, May y.
Stmr james I DOWsrtt, DudOit, fog Pslia
Stnr W.sinltnaIO, NeiISOn, for Waiun.'in'i"
Schr LihoIihO, for WHinea
Schr Mary r Foster, Tor Waimea
schr C.thUte, for lilo, IL avail
s,.-hr Ehukai, Tor klau
9cHr Heeid, for WstiIlua
.oeir sarah and Eliza. for W.tisinit
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Port or HON0hCAU. IL. /.
ARRIVALS.

THURSDAY, May p.
Stmr James 1 D1yvsett. DudOit, from Ptin,
Maui
Tern Ike Au HOu, from kuAu
schF Haiehu, from kutu, Maui
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By AUTHORITY.


FRID ~, the Ilth day Of June, the couLaeln0-
r-tiJu u the birthday Of KaIneharneha I. viii be
observed as a pubic holiday and all Government
9Th - throughout the Kingdom will be closed
gHAS. /. GULICK,
Minister VI the Interior.
Honolulu Say -, 1856. MA II
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Russia's Sulphur.

Russia's Sulphur.
- Exchange.
The attention of the Russian govern
ment has just been drawn to the existence
of extensive deposits of sulphur in west
ern Siberia, and an expedition is to be
sent to examine them. Europes supply
of sulphur is now chiefly obtained from
Sicily.
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1876. GEO. w. LINCOLN, 1886.
Craftsman. Builder and Contractor,
rs and n King Street, Honolulu,
EsrABLISMED 1879.

nimatest his SAND the
prepared osuy Designs Plans
anyk Tor descrpi a
Exec fsTaterin " kmanS
and Persons
built by
avoraLly erwip
thee o
best anl weal
BETTE Nc. MutuaIT eIeDh
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vessels leaving To-Day.
Tern Ke Au HOu, Tor kusn
sscnr Waiehu, for -Aulu
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Road Notice.

Inferior uni.r. May ., ioss.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-03-17

TJvhrid Perpetual, Moss anu Climb
ing roses are the classes suited 10 Ne
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at sacramento, 10 choice roses, from L
to feet high, OF the above classes, (our
own selection of varieties for 81,
--latest novelties in Chrysanthemums'
Lilies, Niolets, Primroses, Carnations
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MISCELLANEOUS.

cable, and estate OF said Ell Captain MINI
ing Company, situate in The county anu
State aforesaid, together with I'll ana
singular. the tenemenrs, heredltaments
and appurteEances thereunto belohS-
ing, or in any wise appertaining, and the
rpyersiOns. rem fnainders, incomes, rents,
issues aud profits thereof; aud also all
the estate, right, titie, Interest. property
possession, claim and demand whatso-
ever, as we'll in law AS in equity, OF the
said FL Captain Mining Company, OF,
in and to the same, and any ana every
part thereof, with the appurtenances'
And also all the real estate OF Salu FL
CAPTAIN Mining Company, whether ac-
ouired before the date of said Mortgage
or Deed of Trust or thereafter IN sald
County of White Pine. State of Nevada,
whether the same is particularly de-
scribed herein or otherwise.
And also all and singular the Soods'
chattels, franchises, so far as appllcaole
thereto, privileges, rights and liberties
ofsaid Ell Captain Mining Company the
mills, machinery, lmplement Is, iores'
buildings. furnaces, and furnace trails,
machinery retorts, including All Iil"'
are ordinarily used or to be useo or re-
ouired in or appertaining to the salo
nroperty and mines open and to be
opened which at the date OF sald MOTT
gage or Iced of Trust belonged TO OF
that have been acquired by said Ell Capl-
tan Mining Com pany since that time, as
# the same were in said Mortgage OF
Decd Of Trust more particularly men
toned and specified.
The property above described will be
sold subject to the lien OF certain
Nortaare or Deed of Trust made py III
tapitan Mining Company 10 William Z
Fairbanks, Trustee. dated ApIi lNh'
1881. and recorded IN becoTGS ol W hl't
Pine County, Eevada, May Isl, 1881, ID
Book OF Mortgages, pages luo 10 III, TO
secure the sum If four thousand ahd
df,y dollars and interest tsl& per cent
teranuum payable January znd, fooc
which SAID Mortgage O" Deed OF 4lu>,
and the amount thereby secured, WAS by
agreement OF IL Captain Mining com
pauy, the unders gneu Trustee, and all
the lawful holders and owners OF tht
Bonds secured by the Mortgage or Deeo
| OF Trust made the un iersigned lfuS
/ tee, made and constituted lien supeuol
| and prior to the lien of sald Mortgage ol
Deed of Trust made to the undersigned
Trustee upon the property therein de
! scribed.
| The terms and conditions of said sal'
| will be announced atthe time and place
| of sale.
| Dated New Y ork, February IL, 1856.
j. ADRIANCE BUSH,
| Trustee
| BARTOW S. WEEKS.
Attorney for Trustee,
81 Wall Street,
New York City.
| feb2i CIV
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