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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09
homewards, differing fromIBo Peeps Sheen. in that
the rirs cnrr.ted their tails hnhinti thern

A supposed attempt at robbery at the country
residence of Col. G. W. Macfarlane, at Waikiki.
on the Bird inst frustrated by the discovery of
the presence of the would be burglar BY Mrs Eliza
Macfarlane, who gave the alarm to one of her sons
Mr.. f. G. Macfarlane, who responding quickly
obtained a view of a masculine form disappearing
in the darkness Desiring an interview being an
eIlOurnalist, Mr. Macfarlane endelvored TO
force the retreatinG person TO accede to his desires
by firing short from revolver, in the air. The
other party was deaf TO the intimation. however.
and continued rapidly on his way followed as
rapidly, by Mr.. Macfarlane and his revolver.
Another shot in the air and finally a shot at the
escape failed of no more effect than to rouse
another brother (Clarence) who also appeared
upon the scene armed and who also commenced
target practice much to the detrment of the safety
of his brother and other people at large Mr. Z.
Macfarlane gave further chase but met with a fall
IN passing through the gate of the premises, which
allowed the disturbed trespasser ample opportu-
nifty to gain the underground near and he finally
eccaDed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09

The British ship StbImgshUc, COptain Alexan-
der. 1l2 days from Liverpool via Funchal, Madeira
Madeira, 80 DAYS from the latter port, arrived here
on the 2nd inst, having on board another install,
ment of Portuguese immigrants and one cabin and
eight Storage passenger from Liverpool. The
Portuguese immigrants comprise l6I males, l5i
females. and $50 children, total of 45l souls
There was but little sickness throughout the entire
VOYAGE and there were seven births and five
deaths. The immigrants are already being al
lotted to different plantations.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09
The Luso Hawaiiano.

The periodical has now reached its 2lst number
with every sign of vigorous life, since its adver-
Using list is largely increasing and there is pros
pect of its being enlarged even from its present
size One of the first things that strikes the reader
is the full account of the Portuguese Benefit 30
cietY, which from the statement appears to be II
good condition. The special correspondent from
Lisben gives his usual succinct account OF the ct9
by the Tagus. The foreign news is we'll selected
the home news is thoroughly adapted to the read
ers and the feuilleton is good. The LHs0 Haoas
iano is evidently fulfilling its mission.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09
Boys Branch of Y. M. C. A.

An entertainment was given on Friday evening
at the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall, by the Boys Branch OF
that Institution. large number of invited guests
were present, The entertainment consisted of
music and readings, the boys taking part. After
the conclusion of the programme ice cream aud
cake were served All expressed themselves pleased
with the success of the affair. The Boys Branch
of Y. NJ. G. A. is doing an excellent work and the
number Gf its members is constantly increasing
The following is the programme of the evenings
entertainment:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09

Charles Hiram manager oftho Hawaiian stables
lives on the Plains On the evening of the 9th
inst, he retired early, leaving his pants, with
$3.50 in pocked, ON a chair. About am. on
the 9TH, Mrs Hiram siguifed the fact that an in
her liege lord which started him on a voyage of
discovery, resulting in his finding the usual night
light blown out, the door open, linen drawers
ransacked, pants do, and his SlS.75 non est.
Only one more unfortunate.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09

The battered ensign which formerly iioated
over the American Consulate has been replaced by
new flag winch now proudly waves on high,
ner IN the sky
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09
EXPORTS

Tor san Francisco. per W II ljimond. March $500
bag sugar, Il casks sperm oil. 100 buChs bananas; do
nc-tic value S5i9Jj3G.
For san Francisco. per Forest Queen, Mar = IS
bags sugar. ON bags ricc, Hla gals nolasses; domes-
tic value S,i,s2O.
Tor san Francisco, per John smith, Mar i-l5lig
1919 bag sugar; domestic vuiuC $50, 1918
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09

Among the passengers by the Geo. ~. Elder APP
pears the names Of Messrs 4. r. Foster, President
of the Intcr-Isand Steamship Co., L. Ii. Hendry,
and c. Cert. airs. Berry, sister 10 the late Miss
Barbour, also arrived
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09
Administrators Sale

by order Of MR. SELIG. Administrator Of the E.
tate Of L AHUNA, deceased, nf Wnialua Oahu, / will
sell q Public Auction at my Salcsroom, No. 80 Queen
ST. Honolulu,
On Tuesday, March 23rd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09

a report has been flying about town that Mr..
Hendry had come here to take the post of Assist.
ant Postmaster-G General. There Is no truth in the
story the fact being that Mr.. HendrY will be- for
the present, placed the list Of employees OF the
Board Of Health
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09
Nrw advertisements.
NOTICE. I

MR.J. TEN SIAU OF HONOLULU,
vi having made assignment to me Of All his pro-
perry for the benefit Of his creditors oeeis hereby
given TO all persons present their claims against the
said J. Ten Sian within one month from date at the
Office OF II. Hackfed Co, and all persons indebted
TO said j. Ten Sian hereby requested 10 make i'm
T. +. HACKFELD,
Assignee Of J. Ten Sau.
HonoInIa. Fcbrnarv 2Ith. isss. 1los 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09

A war OF rates is raging on the transcontinentaI
railways. On the latest date tickets were selling
in San Francisco as follow: Chicago, unlimited
unlimited, SIS; limited, Sis; third-cas $50. The
end not in view There is also heavy rate
cutting in Chicago.
The steamer Richard Rush has returned from
the Arctic with no tidings of the missing whael
lg8sFbgygf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09

No raids on opium smokers or gamblers of late.
Has the philosophers stone been discovered?
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09
On Wednesday, March "a
1ssi. atihc Auction Room Of p Adams q Co..
Queen Street Honolulu. at r. ~, The follow
iug described property 90 wit:

1885, atthc Auction Room Of r. Adams q Co..
Queen Street, Honolulu. at T. D.. the follow
ing described property, 20 wit:
All that lot piece and parcel Of land situate on
kim Richards aud Merchant Streets iu Honolulu, and
bounded aud described follows: Beginning al the
south corner OF this lot on the maua side Church
north o. degrees west H. ~ feet alOn. Church street.
thence south n degrees ~ ME feet along Rich
ard- street thence south 90 minutes o. seconds east
lis ys feet along Merchant street. thence north q de-
grees east o. -1a feet along kcikruui- lot % place Of
commcuceueut area fJ-uJ acres; being the piece Of
land described ia Land Commission Award 1si 70 Ke-
kuanaoa.
And also. that certain Ioi piece aud parcel or land
situate on King. and Merchant streets 90 said Honolulu
bounded aud described a. follows; Beginning al north
adjoining King street and running south irs degrees
west $50 links along ketu1uaug- thence south G. de-
grccs. EAST chains q. links along Merchant street,
thence north ESD degrees. east ii links ialoug King
street and Merchant street. thence north Gs degrees
west chain % links along King street place OF be-
ginning area l33 fathnms. the same being The place
or parcel Of land described "a Land Commission Award
j166 To kcikenui.
The ab1vu described phces compose the premises
used A. the residence Of tle late Paul Kanoa.
Es-Upset price, 5000; other terms at day Of sale.
r. r. KANOA.
KAHANAAUWAG.
Administrators.
W AUsrfg WmruSG. Attorney.
Honolulu. March .. tss6.
d. T.. ADAMS & CO.. Aue;ioneers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

a.. r..r4o ~tiriinrsh1rc, Alexander. frum Liver
-' pool VIA Madeira
De- Am VIII UE Ohio, Baxter from cruise
Am vh bis Europa, Jcmeran' from cruise
% : = Geo W Elder. AckIcy from San iran
Sailed.
Mar . Am VIII 1lsI A Rowland Wing, of and ON
a-Am hItuC u Dim0ud, Houdlcit for san ran
Am bktue Forest Queen, Winding, for Fran
Am WI hk Europa, JcrucEan, Tor cruise
Am VIII bis ONO Baxter, Tor cruise
Am bkIue John Smith, kustel, for san Fran
g-TIaw sChr dcuuie Walker. Anderson, for Fan
uiur's Island and JBiiut
G-Am ship Sumatr1, Olsen, for Port Townsend
Am bk Majestic. BcrECrmann, for Port ToWnsd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09
Vessels in Port,

H8Uu brig Allie Rowe, Phillips
Am bk John WurstCr, httt-Chgn
Am tern Eva, Wikmau
Am hktuc Mary Niukcmau, BaClus
Am bktuc Dco G pcTkius ACkcrmaun
Am bgtug Courtney Ford, Miller
% = Geo W Elder, ACEICy
Er .LIn NLLr-LuE.hIrC. ALnEanuuE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09

BERLIN, Feb. 22.-In the Lower House of the
Diet to-day in debate on the second reading of
the Polish bill, Herr Wirzhinsh passionately de-
nounoed the projected German colonization OF
Poland. He declared that Poland would not perish,
although a life or death struggle was imposed on
her. r---
LONDON, Feb. 22.-The International fleet will
leave Suda Bay for Salamis Immediately upon the
arrival of the Duke of Edinburgh, who is in COM
mand of the fleet. Two English cruisers will watch
the Coast of Crete in order to prevent the landing
of Greek volunteers bent on melting an insurrec-
ton.
RoaiE, Feb. 23.-The Pope had a fainting fit to-
day, the result of overwork.
PBRIs, Feb. 21.-It is reported that plot exists
20 unite Spain and Portugal under the Duke of
Braganza, and to overthrow the present regency in
Spain. The Duke de Montpensier is said to head
the intrigue
NEW York, Feb. 1s.-lSpecial. THE He,uld's
St. Petersburg correspondent teegraphs: The
Russian Government, anticipating grave Oriental
complications, has issued orderslargely increasing
the number of officers in the . battalliOns sta
toned on the Austrian frontier. In the event of
mobilization each of these battallions will be
brought up to the strength of 1000 men.
Distinctions of the kidneys and attendant or
gans will prove fatal if not removed by American
IproR a1v mt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09

Mr.. Charles Creighton has been admitted {,
practice law in all the courts OF the kingdom.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09
BORN
DIED.

In Honolulu, March 9TH, 1855 to the wife of wiIliar
IL---.u !
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09

Mccarthy, the California Supreme Court Clerk,
arrived in San Francisco all right on the Narfposa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09

The proposed meeting Of the Inter-Island Steau
Navigation Co. Is postponed until further notice.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09

Don't fail TO attend the sale of stocks today at
Messrs E p. Adams d Co.'S auction room
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09

A notice OF special importance to members of
the Improved Order of Red Men appears in this
iceyrr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09
,sLANp LOCALS.
ABOUT Town
Ash Wednesday on the 10th ms.

The present weather IS more indicative If April
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09

1t is proposed by racing mem to have two
DAYS of festivities in connection with kameha-
meha Davr June 18th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09
Mortgages Notice of Intention to FOrsclOss
TN ACCORD ANCE WITH a pow

/ y ACCORDANCE WITH n IOh-
er OF sale contained in certain mortgage made by
J. Ten Sian TO H. Hackfed CO.. dated the 9Th dayof
June. y D. lsj recorded in the Registry OF Deeds In
Book 81, on pages ~ and 23. Notice Is hereby given
that the mortgages intend to forecose said mortgage
for condition broken. ama@c "a. s. -
Honolulu, Feb. =, 1856 -
H. HACKFELD u CO..
Mortgagces-
J.. A. THURsTnS, Atty. for Mortgages. jiiC
The property covered by the said mortgage is one
OF land planted with bananas and sugar cane and
the building thereon occupied store by the mort
cagor situate the makai side OF King street. Paaa
Honolulu nearly opposite the Government nursery. and
leased to j. Ten saa by H. r. H. Iiliuokalani and Jno-
o. Domiuis By lease dated January 1880 for 10 years.
annual eEal Of 500 for years and ss5 for the
last years. i1O9 70
TOR JOB WORK EXECUTED N
IL the usatest styIs, call At GAzETTEOFFICE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09

Distinctions of the kidneys and attendant or
gans will prove fatal if not removed by American
Hop Bitters. Read advertisement.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09

Col. Allen, the receiver OF the Hama Plantation
Company, has been authorized by Judge Judd to
make an expenditure OF 5000 Tor irrigation pur-
poses on the land OF the Company.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09

The Married Men, b. T.. c. after two seasons
OF trial has at last accepted the GAzETTEs sugges-
ton and dropped that tia and douned Benedict .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09
rhe Rnin Reoord. February.

The reoo.d kept by T. W. Bartholf, in Kalihi
valley. shows shat rain fell on l5 days IN the month
of Fehruarv FSz.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09
This Day.
@Terms Cash-gr

The stock will be transferred and must be paid for
the day Of sale.
We shall be pleased to receive additional consign-
ments Of Shares for above sale which can be handed
in at any time previous to Monday March s'h'
Full information as to values will be given by the
AuCtiOueer, whoi member OF the Honolulu Stock
Board.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09

The schooner Jamie Walker left for Tanning S
Island last Friday. After touchinc at Tanning S
she will proceed 10 the Gilbert Islands. Her yoy-
age is expected 10 occupy about two months
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09

Il. Gerke, hog raiser at Moanalus, reported to
Deputy Dayton on the LIST INST, that nnInoet OF
on the eyining before, and the complainant De
sired assistance in tracing the Whereabouts OF me
hogs, and capturing the purloiners. fenalng ae
five measures being taken, Gerke returned 70 his
home While there. neditating on the mutability
of mundane affairs he states he heard the sq1eais
of pigs, recognized the grunts and mounting MS
borse rode in the direction from whence the SOUNDS
proceded Success crowned his trip for, barrlcaaea
IN n deep and darksome cave, the searcher found
his lost porkers, seventeen in number, the oppor,
tuuity being given, the drove ioyfully started
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09

Road SuperYlsOr LIOyu, WHO lINes AT haIIuI' Wa
disturbed at his deyotions at about ?. NJ, on las
Sunday evening, by loud cries OF " haul IN, &C
Commented bv the sound of blows being struck
and the accompanying noises of general melee
an proceeding from houses occupied by Chinese
He telephoned Immediately 10 the Police Station
tireiv without police protection. This arriving
search was made for the cause of the disturbance
resulting in information being obtained that ii
was the usual gambling emeute and IN which one
Al See had been kicked and punished by about q
| 5oza-1 Of his countrymen. Four of the parties
Concerned were packed into hacks and taken tc
The Police Station AT a late hour the report was
| received that all was quiet at halihi.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09

'OatiHg." an illustrated monthly magazine Of
Recreation has been placed on the desk for com
ment and from glance at the contents it would
seem to be all that Is claimed for II. " gentle
mems magazine of outdoor sports The work Is
| neatly printed on good paper and each number
contains original sketches appropriate to subjects
| presented. In this country, where both old and
young engage to a great extent. at times, III
athletic exercises, especially in sports adapted TO
the season. such as rowing, yachting, baseball
| etc, the magazine should obtain fair subscrip
ton. A sample number may be seen at Messrs.
]. NJ. Dat, Jr. d Co.'S who will attend to orders
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09

An interesting number Of the IltglieqH church
Chronicle is to hand. IL contains further install.
ment Of the Rev Alexander Mackintosh's trip
abroad, an article on the Lanten season, Church
notes at home and abroad Educational items and
advice.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09

Hugo Kawailo, one of the youths sent abroad
Ito Glasgow at the expense Of the people, for the
science Of engineering, returned TO this city again
by the ship SEJ-liHgshire.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09

Those in authority in the Attorney Generals
department, deemed It, not long since, a great
necessity to have special officers stationed at each
of the Chinese theatres. The duty seems to have
been too exacting however, and both of those
places of amusement arc now without the watch
full care of representatives, of law and order and
| there seems to be no cause of complaint. There
fore the creation of Office and consequent expendi.
ture of salary seems 10 have been unnecessary and
pytrayauant
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09

1t is oftentimes the misfortune OF the best regu-
lated advertising company to fall a victim to the
wiles of sharpers in that as in other business and
an instance presents itself in the advertisement
which has appeared in the columns of this paper
for the past three months, over the signature OF
the Norman Electric Light Co. Of Philadelphia
1t turns out that the scheme Is a fraud and the
proprietor is now supposed TO languish in Jail in
PHILADELPHIA Our authority iii the matter is the
business manager of the 2. c. 1drertisey which
paper has been viciimized as well as ourselves.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-09

The whaling bark OHIO, Capt. Thaxter, went
aground on the Vindward side of the spar buoy, at
$50 O'Clock this Tuesday morning and the first
indications pointed very strongly towards the ap-
pearauce of another wreck of the harbor. Minis
ter Culick was appealed to for assistance and i'll
pursuance with his orders shortly after O'Clock the
tug EieR Capt Rice went TO the assistance of the
grounded vessel After nalf an hours hard and
Constant towing the whaler was finally got clear
and towed inside the hRrbor where she IS az pres
ent. But little damage is reported.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-03-26

lave on hand at all times n splendid
stock of DRESS GOODS, silks
OURNIN GOODS, LADIES'
AND MISSES RAPS JERSEYS.
.SHAWLS LINEN FARRI + FLAN
NELS, BLANKETS. Gull 81
GOODS FOG MEN AND RoYS
AEAH, G NTS' FURNISHING
GODS DOMESTIC GOODS, GINT-
HAMS. PRINTS. SArINES. HO T.
EkY UNDERWEAR, LACES. &o
We offer only such goods as VIZ tulnE \
will prove ofgood value for the pyiss,
paid. The price in plain figures nlatRI
ell on every artio e, from which thetts
is no abatement.
Having been established In business
in Baltimore for 30 years, and built IN
large trade by fair dealing, courtegv
and attention to the wants of c,lstc-
"ers, We thi k il would he To the ad-
vantage of the readers If this paper tn
deal with us. S.mples vi he sent %
sele from when we receive plain ana
explicit directions of what Is prohahly
wanted.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-03-26
AT O'CLOCK, P. NJ
IL & HINDMAN, Auctioneer.l

II G HINDMAN, Auctioneer.l
Having acquired the entire stock of fin.
iShed carriages of the well-known builder
S. d. PaschaIl. Wilmington, Del, we offt,
FIR sale on the above date
3 Phe0ns. 5 Doctors Rpcka wavs, 2 Exten
sion Top Phatons, Open Front Family
Carriage, Jump S ats. | Dayton. l Sur
rey, light store or mill Wagon, 3 no-tol
BuggIes 3 end-sprng Buggies, and 10 spar
piano-box Buggies.
These carriages MUST DE SOLD, for wan
CT storage room, and IL fnll guarantee will
he given as TO quality. This is to be sale
of strictly tirst-class work handsome.
light and strong,-( No "snIde" carr ages, o
poor material, AMI poorly built.)
Do not miss this rare opportunity to pur-
chase from the finest lot of carriages eve,
offered in Rising Sun. Arrangements have
been made to hold the sale under cover, in
event of storm
Ea| TERMS 30 months note with ap-
proved endorser or discount of pen
cent for spot cash.
KENT IRON & HARDWARE co.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-03-26
SHILOH's COUGH and f,onsump-

l q
antee 1t cures Consumption.
Esquire Taylor has moved his fam.
lily up from Harrisville, to the old
reynolds property short distance
below the Sun on the Harrisville
road. which places him much more
convenient to his business and law
Office.
The latest mission Try work Of the
Church is holding Japanese tea par
ties. The luscious strawberry and
Jersey cream will next be placed TN
der contribution. good things for q
good cause. ought to result in unal
Logged good.
The grave of Robert Findley
which was found partial y opened, rs
reported in our last issue. it is be
lieved was the work of young
would be son of the h. aling art who
believes that a skeleton would assist
him in the study of ana omy.
The Comptroller of the Treasury
has made the quarterly distribution
II ihe sch,,ol tax to the various coun
ties and the city of Baltimore, pay
| oh 10 Of
Cecil will receive $2.921.94 for white
schoo and S526.47 for colored
schools.
A party of young ladies and gents
Of this town and vicinity, decided on
giving a surprise to gentleman on
of wn, one night last week. One
of the gents got wagon 10 d Of the
lair sex. and started when some Of
the more timid sugy' sted retreat.
which they did
Mr.. VIM. M Strotz has removed
his barber shop to the brick building
opposite the hardware store is fixed
up in good style and prepared to re
ceive his customers. Shaving. hair
cutting. champooning, dying, etc /.
executed in the best style and salts.
faction guaranteed. m.26t
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS made mis-.
cradle by thar terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure is the remedy for you. Sold by
DR.. l.. r. Kirk.
Detective Bye of Philadelphia. is
convinced that he has captured til,
two pads who assaulted and robbed
Granville Richards last fall. One of
The pair is the notorious dutch
Charley" released year ago rom
the penitentairy. after ~ years i'm
prisonment for similar offences Both
Of the pads have served in the same
strong house, and commenced opera
tions as soon as released They are
believed to have been the murderers
Of John Sharpless and have murdered
several persons in pursuit of the'r
nefarious bu mess. They will be
tried at Media for other offences.
Jacob SmeItzer. residing near Whita-
ker's mill met with an accil mt the
fore part of last " eek which caused his
death As hours after. He was driving
a pair of spirited horses. and when
near 'raig's corner insthe neighborhOod
of A>bury hurch he gave one of the
horses smart cut with
the whip which caused
the animal to spring forward
when one of the traces broke. The
team ran "a few hundred yards, throw
ing Mr. Smeltzer out of the carriage
breaking his spinal column by the
fill, from which injury he died. The
deceased was 81 years of age.
Yesterday was the 25th, the great
moving day of Maryland and the an
nual shifting of homes went on brisk
ly in every ighboi hood. Several
changes were made in tits neighbor-
hood. but our people are not so fond of
he luxury as tneV are in some other