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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-11
supreme COurt-.-January Term.
BEFORE IITDD q
TUESDAY, January

TUESDAY, January 10th.
Inc King VS.. John Kalama, embez-
element. Certified up from Circuit
Court OF Second Judicial Circuit at
December term, 1887, at Lahaina. At
torney-General for the Crown; J. w.
kalua for defendant. A Hawaiian Jury
return verdict of not guilty.
M. T. Waiwaiole, after examination in
re- the use of funds collected bv him
r an attorney, was -sIIsnanded for one
u ear.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-11
PORT OF HONOLULU. IL. 1.
ARRIVALS.

TUESDAY, January 10.
Haw S Australia. Houdlette, 7 days from San
Francisco
Schr Eva from Eva
Sehr WaimaIu, from HI nOmu
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DIED.


BROWN At Ivanpsh. Kan. on February %, 1855
JOHN L. BROWN. formerly Of Washington b. c.
Tntsr,nsnt at Baltimore Nd: funeral private
On the ., OK on 4 fS g:
ninetieih year hls
fanersl MIA tate pI.cs from h. late re.iasDee on
! respectfully Invited attend g
GEE1IS on feP ss SS lsss 8 1880
May her soul rest in peace.
Funeral from her gran fathers rssidence q 9th
y. m. Relatives and frieids invited.
HARBAUGH On Ies; "a fssEg Nh. e. 1855 :.
son Of the late Leonard \. and winaifred .. Hsr-
n.s I5H @ k sftsff' ss f
81 al so O'CLOCK IRON his late rssidsncs i26o ID IL
sw Relatives and friends respectfully invissd 10
2 40 O'Clock a; m, LkwIs s McCokMick. IN ne
Notice funeral hereafter.
MILLER on rs s,tSSasy February 2s.h. 1855. .:
TSnss from her late ,s.ssses No sss
ths her soul ssissv.: .ss is.ss: =.
Gsl NJ ri f;tS;iy EdsfY, q =. s' :.s.s.;
Funeral win take place from his lat. r,.adsss. e27
O'clock p Relatives and frs:Dds rsspsctf.ns IN,
vlted TO attend
e I|i.y ISissssss :ss { :s e
Mary J. Richards and the late VIM. 3. Rtchsrds
street north west at O'Clock. On Meeday VIZ isst
Friends and relatives are invited 10 sssrDd
T 20 ~: -. ::
Funeral win take place from he lass rssaAsoos eos
s,rss Soas RsS%cSa 2s saa 'nf:. g W
WILSON: On Esers.ry q. lsss. .. s:so seas.l
am. JOHN q. WILSON. sged sixty two ysara
-ssfe In the arms Of JssuA"
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The e.. a. %. Fair.

The Grand Array fair was one OF the centers q
attraction down town last night. IL was a bright
spot, rull OF color and animation, pleasant re-
treat from the wet streets outside. The night was
set aside for the reception Of orlcers OF the Army
and Navy. Gen. sheridan and Col Kellogg q his
stan, IN uniform were among the visitors sena-
tor ingalls, ana senator MandeTsOn were also pres
ent, ana Frederick Douglass paid a visit. 10 the
art room MIS- senator Teller was among the
ladies' doing the hoDorS Mrs. McCook Baldwin
ana her daughter were at their lost last night In
the room devoted TO their collection OF works OF
famous artists. Among them are two Munno's
portraits OF -. Joha, picture Of Rembrandt by
himself, painted Ia lESi rintOretto IN original
frame. several art paintings 10y Sreuge, NolIaire
painted by David, an animal picture by Albert
Cuyp, several works frOm the brush OF Largllier
an exquisite portrait OF HOrten-e by David and
three OF Nelasquez life size portraits klng Pnllip
OF spain, a queen OF Hungary, and an carly Don
Carlos Next week the program OF the art ! alery
Will be varied by exhibits OF special collections OF
etchlngs, aud a number OF OIL sketches BY Miller
who Il making such a sensation among artists In
London, and Who has the patronage OF Queen
Victoria and the royal family, Will be one u the
features
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A Coon INVESTMENT.

Health and Happiness come to all who persist
entity use Ayers sarssparillA This powerful
Alternative effects in the system . change ths,
seems little short Of miraculous. No medic.ae
has been in such universal demand for PEARS
Give 10 trial
IF any Que suffering from general debility.
want of appetite. depression Of spirits, and las
situde, will use Ayers sarsaparills, am conn.
dent cure will result for I have used It. and
speak from experience. II 10 BY far the best
remedy ever knew o. Lorins. Brockton-
Mass.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver Co.. Lowell, Masa
Sold by all Druggists. Price, 81: six bottles, IS
feb20 WORTH IS A BOTTLE.
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a Tornado In Indiana.
N 1uGUISduGds
GREAT DAMAGE DONE IN yANDERBERG AND G

GREAT DAMAGE DONE N vANDERBERG AND GIBSON
COUNTIES YE>lERDAY.
EVANSVILLE, ND, Feb. - The tornado which
passed over V1nderberg and adjoining counties
late yesterday afternoon did great damage. Ad-
vices received from townships in Vanlerberg
and Gibson counties are to the effect that Gweii-
ingS, barns, stables, fences and orchards have
greatly suffered. Farming implements have been
destroyed, and there has been much loss of live
stock. A church in Armstrong township IS almost
destroyed. Trees We're uprooted and general
destruction prevailed. 40 particular damage was
dope In any of the neighbOrlng toWnS
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The strike snvcstigatOrs

on THEIR WAY TO wAsHISGTON WITHOUT HAVING
SECURED NR. COXES TESTIMONY.
MAUCH CHUNK, Feb. 25-1 he Con gTeoSiOnal COM
miItee engaged in investigating the strikes on the
Reading Railroad system ard in the Coai-lnining
regions, lett here Tor Washington this morning,
afu-r Inaiing all Intellectual attempt TO ascertain
when they could examine Mr.. EcAley h. Coke. Mr..
COKE will be asked to meet the committee in
Washington next week.
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WAsAMAKrR,s.

w ASAMAKHRS
Book is better because you get for fair price
but you're likely feel better when you know the price
fair
MONEY SAVED
On Books il as good money saved anything. One
OF the easiest things 10 You only have
care.
At WANANAKERS more Books sold over the
counter than in any other house between the oceans
Timely works Oh Agriculture and Horticulture;
large assortment OF French Books; Sessides and
Franklin Squares Standard and Miscellaneous Works
that proper people read.
The prices are always fair, and getable Book is
there or Will lie got.
BOOK NEWS
How little the title Of Book tells you Even If you
all the Books, how many have you time TO get
at the inside Off
That Is where BOOK NEWS will serve you . good
turn We send IT out once q MONTH a-brim with Just
what you want to know of the latest Books and the
gossip of the Book world By the best Judgment Of the
best judges il tests the Books and says why this
Book should be read and that skipped.
With each number an author portrait. &C., Soc
year.
JOHN wANAMAKER,
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TIE ANIMAL GrN>ASTIc ExHrRrrIoS
NUTE sTUDgrTS

Thk ANNUAL Gfh>AS11C ExHfkrrlON on Thu nkAr
MUTE sTUDErTS
AT O'Clock last evening Director Bolsnd
stamped bis foot and the students OF the National
Deaf Mute College, clad In black jerry oiousss
and knlckerb0ckers, began a silent march around
their handsome gymnasium. The gallery was
filled with visitors VINO greeted the appearance OF
their athletic friends with ghostly applause. The
occasion was the annual - mn2stlc exhibition OF
the Students FIRST they went through the regu-
lar daily exercises with tie dumb bells and chest
weights Then the classes were horned In q long
HE and marched through Intricate turns, forming
spiras ana circles and al sorts Of straight hnes
Two rounds OF boxing between Messrs LYMAN and
hlhney followed IN which the former seemed "a
lave the best OF the match. After that came the
prihe contests together with OF her exercises In
~ we nuinees Of the program, consisting OF
ssuiuus, 'uinohng. climbing ladders. WORK on
no.nonsn anu parallel bars, pulling and club
swinging, the students showed remarkable agility
and strength and gcOd training. An amusing and
mover Ieatute vi the entertainment was the pres-
ence OF Neritable clown, impersonated by MT.
bush, Who, AFTER the competitors IN the various
contests had ended their rivalry managed In near
ly every inst anoe 10 beat The record Prizes wsrs
awarded as follows: Parallel bars. Long 81; ho1-
zontl bar, Beadell VI; high jump, Taylor P,:
climbing ladders. Hagerty, 90: wanting Beadell
Hl; cub swinging. HeInstreet, NJ; puIi up Taylor
t.; tug % war. class OF sE An additional confess
IN this last exercise was arranged between the
regular students OF the classes ofNO and vi which
Was won by the former.
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Washington stock EXCHANGE.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchdnge noted to-day
u s 4ss 1881 coupons, 10Y. bid, D.. c.
" G oo-year fund 3-65s, 1874, cur. liSa Ind.
Washington and Georgetown Railroad bonds 2l,,
bid, "a asked. Metropolitan Kaiiroxd stocE, iu:i
pa bid' io4h asked North Capitol aud . street, q
Georsetown Gas A bid, 30 asked Masonic Hall
bonds. 100 bid. Washington Brick Machine, 2lO bid
Bank ot Washington. 2SS bid, 800 asked. NatIonsl
Metrol9tan Bank, 1919 bid, 1864 asked. Citizens'
National bank. l16a bid. Second National Bank,
10 bid, 12S asked Penn. Telephone Company 40
asked Chesapeaks and Potomac Telephon eco, 1S
bid, 80 asked National Bauk OF the Republic,
lo7 bid. 1917 asked. Central National Bank, 800
bid. "a asked Columbia National Bank. los bid,
Irankln Insurance Co., 30 bid, i0sl asked.
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Juror for the March Terra.

The following have been drawn as Jurors OF Tia
Criminal court Tor the March term: Grand jury
W. l. seurerle, Jno N. McAvoy. J. f. Armot. cur.
us Il. Graham. Jr., VIM II. Lacy, Geo. Gray, Vim.
/. Atkinson. christopher kieny, Geo. Watts. u.
r. Hyde, W. II. Lloyd. c. NJ. Bel. B. r. wsuous
Thos. ". Mcknew, Arthur L. Hove, Gustav HerIlS,
r .. Camnack, knos Ray, a. &. MoGiue, Samuel
- Sasstll H. : HALEY ana ThoS. HYDE.
Petit Jury-A - Mitherbee. X kichhorn Josiah
Gray, Robert Cuttings l. D. shoefnaks-, Geo. d.
Harrison, Thos. W. Beya ans W. "A. Douglass. ". d.
van fatteh, WIN. II. Moses, Geo. NJ. hengla. W A.
Deeble, W: H. :. Ease, !. Newton Brewer, T. q.
wheeler, VIM Hahn, conrad Becker. A b. nine.
Jno Jenkins. Dennis council. I. r. Browning. Geo.
T. cunningham, ". A. tsOrgas. Lewis 4 kcngla
LEVIN Frey and Daniel shepherd.
The following names have been drawn Tor the
jury IN circuit Court, Division 1: Chandler T..
Smith and J. q. Bates
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The Crown Prince Better.

| SAN RENO, Feb. 25.-The German crown prince
| slept well last night and is better to-day. The
4 coughing and expectoration with which he is
| troubled have leSsened lie made his appearance
on the balcony outside or his room To-day and
| watched the arrival OF a British squadron In the
l larbOr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-25
I'd EDITION.
--latest 46lGglamS to The Star.
A MISSING JUROR.
a sensation I'm the Tally.Sheee For.
gerry Cases at Columbus.

special Dispatch to The EVENING STAB
COLUMBUS, Feb. IA sensation developed In
the taiiy-sheet case this morning, which may lead
10 disastrous results Juror j. p. Gantz is missing
The court crier was sent to his residence in the
northern part OF the city, but returned in hour
Win the report that he had not been home for
Two days He was seen In the vicinity OF the court
mouse this morning. For several nights, 1t Is
aiIegeo, ne has been spending his time In the So
ciety OF the defendants sympathiZers, and has
MADE general tour or the drinking and gambling
places The state charges that he has been ''nxed"
Tor the purpose OF invaiidating any verdict which
may be returned
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MI. Ste Mary'S COsIexe MOrtSdgeO.
FREDERICK, MD, Feb 23.-To-day i mortgage
was MED by III. ST. Marys college for $50 600, TO
Vincent U. Boyd, trustee IL has been known for
some time that the college was In want OF money.
Another Member Of Parliament Sen.
fenced.
DUBLIN, February 25.-Mr. James c. Flynn, men,
Der OF parliament Tor North Cork. was to-day SEN
fenced 10 three weeks Imprisonment, without
hard labor, Tor melting TO conspiracy.
MIS-. LOCKWOOD on TIE MORMON QUEsTroN.-Mrs.
Belva A. Lockwood delivered an effective lecture
at g. A. X. Hall Thursday evening on ''rhe Other
Side OF the Mormon Question" Her view Of the
subject was novel one To many OF her auditors,
whose opinions had been formed ny prejudiCei
representations. Mrs. lockwood appealed to tie
American people 10 calmly study the .'other side
OF the question In the daily lives and characters OF
these strangely oppressed people, whose attitude
toward the government had even been that OF en-
treaty and endurance.
RELIEF or THkPooR.--From January % to Feb
ruary l5 the police gave 10 The poor 45 orders
fuel and 3S2 orders Tor groceries, Involving ex-
pense OF 81, 3S6.30 Cash relief In 30 cases was
given. There was also large quantity OF provis.
Ions aud clothing distributed, and II is estimated
that about 1000 persons were assisted from the
funds contributed by citizens
RANGE OF THE THKRMOMRTER.-The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: D
~, 10; p. m, SO; maximum, SO; minimum 3D.
RESPONSIBLE FOR JENNIE OsBoRS's DEATH.-Ths
Easton, Pa, grand Jury has rendered verdict
malpractice, aud charge Mrs. S. L. Ramsey, o.
Plainneid. N. j.; Dr. Ii. NJ. Cox, OF Port Murray
n j.; George Evans. Jersey City, n. j.; Charles
Haskell alias Larue OF Danbury, Conn, and JohI
W. Pace, of Easton, Pa. as principals or aces
sOries TO the crime.
The Newfoundland government has chartered
ryo steamers to enforce the bait law agains
French fishermen. They are 10 be employed f0
only two months from the 9Th Of March.
| Charles GREEN a member OF the New York cot
ton exchange, dropped dead on the moor OF the ex
| change yesterday.
adopted resolutions asking national legislation I,
preyept food adulteratton.
L San francisco dispatch saTs: Claus SprecEel
win organize syndicate OF all sugar refneries no
in The trust for the purpose OF breaking UP tn
combination.
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Capitol Topics.


'shortly after the Inauguration OF President
Cleveland" said the colonel to STAR reporter, 81
met an old acquaintance in front OF Wizards.
had not seen him since he had been in business as
broker on 14th street during the war, where he
was making money rapidly. He appeared de-
lighted to see me- Well said he, what are YOU
doing: Irepled that had 500 place in the
Treasury. What" he exclaimed, after all your
I'm here for something better. Coniiientially, I'M
10 be recorder or deeds in a lew days, and I'm id
II don't md something for YOU | saw him
number or times aTterward, but refrained from
asking him about the recordership. Mr.. Matthews
had been appointed TO that place and my friend
ignored my company and SubSisUed principally on
beer. Nearly u year afterward met HIM wearing
department watchmanS badge, and asked him
what he was doing. lie replied: Pm Watching the
treasury Department, but don't tell any Oh the
boys Poor fellow, he lost this little place and
a1ter long struggle managed 10 get Ia the In
terror Department as d lauorer. lhls position,
which was beneath his notice a few years ago he
now reg GfdS as plum"
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MARRIEn.

CAwSON-MITCHELI. At the residence Of the
brides parents 49, Maryland avenue south F-o-
ruary -, 1888. by the Rev. T. ". BALDWIN. fkEDER-
INk ;. CAMsoN. OF Richmond. Va. 20 ANNIE v.
MlTCHtLI- OF this city.
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A Convict Shot and Killed.

COLUMBUS, OHIo Feb ~. - FRANKLIN stump.
United states prisoner, from cincinnati, was
shot through the head by guard III the Ohio
penitentiary this morning ana Instantly Killed.
stump made assault on the guard with q
hammer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-25
HE GENUINE
III A N HOr rs
MALT EXTRACT
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most

PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for Impaired Digestion. Dyspepsix. Convalsscsncs,
Weak Children, and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
IT suffering from attack of Illness which had not
only reduced my strength. but brought on extreme
exhaustion from inability to appropriate food. tried
the effects Of the Genuine Johann Hohs Malt Extract
vineglassfu three times day Its was followed
By marked eects1. Food. which had heretofore been
found to pass the alimentary canal unchanged, d.
gested properly. .. There appeared an increased
power Of evolving animal heat and storing up fat
Beware Of limitations. The genuine has the Signature
Of Johann Hof7' on the neck Of every bottle. All
others worthless limitations
JOHANN HoFF, Berlin and Vienna. New York
ONCE: Barclay ST. je3-tuthSs
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Offering 10 Return to Work.
STRIKING MINERS IN THE LgHIGH REGION WILLING

TO kEsUAE.
TAMAQrA, Pa. Feb. 25.-At Lonsford, yesterday,
District Assembly No. 81, composed OF striking
miners OF the Lehigh region, adopted resolutions
Offering TO return 10 WORK provided The companies
bind themselves not 10 discriminate against strik-
ers, and to arDtrate the questions at issue within
ten days alter the accomplishment Of actual It.
sumption.
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mourning should cloud the brightness which
illumines the end Of such NE, 30 fully spent in
1.-THE members OF this board Of managers viii
hold In reverent memory the ver-present Interest
Of his love. and while they win sadly miss his al
vice, healthful a. It was and SO readily given,
they would here record their Of the high honoi
be co-workers with such man In such an enter.
"The members of the board would tender to the
family Of MI: Corcoran their sympathy In this the
ut Is further ordered that the managers attend
chapel be appropriately draped."
Action Of Other Bodies.
The virginia Democratic Association, last even
ing. took action In regard TO the decease Of Nj
Corcoran, who was an honorary member OF the as.
ISOLATION. A committee to attend the funeral was
appointed as follows: Messrs II. L Biscoe, T. J.
duttrell, NILS Dean. Robert ]. Fleming. Henry
A. joint meeting OF the two branches OF the
Richmond. Va, city council was held last evening
Of .the true friend OF Virginia" Mr. corcoran.
The Columbia College building Is being draped
with mourning, and on the day OF Mr.. Corcoran.
closed. The announcement Of the death was made
to the students by President Welnng who in
brief speech referred TO the life and character Of
their benefactor. The trustees will take appro
"The lesson OF the life of Mr. Corcoran, was the
theme OF appreciative remarks last evening by Mr.
simon Wolf, who was the appointed lecturer a,
the regular evening services at the Sth street
synagogue.
a special meeting of the Washington Art Clut
Will De held this evening at O'Clock, at Dunbar:
studio, room 10, Vernon Row, for the purpose Of
making arrangements TO attend the funeral Of the
late W. w. Corcoran.
The Oldest Inhabitants Society, OF which Mr.
C0rcoran was member, will hold a meeting OF
Monday TO take action In regard TO his death.
The trustees OF the Peabody Library and OF the
~ fl,aI ~ sk.s.
afternoon and adopted resolutions OF respect x
the memory OF Mr.. CorcOran.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE Nd. February %. - Virginia sizes
fore 81 do 40 w past due s,a Co. 40
middIlng To-. Flour about STEADY and OUTS Wheat
'rS No. ~lp'tE Fsa
Feb1Ssis ao M.re %!sa spa; Apl
NAKED .ss s
es s. ordinary % taft l2hale. sugar1copPer
Other articles unchanged Freishts to Liverpool per
steamer dui,Tcotton t,i6d; Hour. per ton Us grain,
bushels. A''"o0
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL. february, %. IL a. m.-wheat
and pro visions were fraction higher. hut opened
snd ay Miy y sou MAY
pork, i4o5 lard. ssss; sSoTi RIBS. 81
Engineers and Eiremen to Strike.
THREATENED TIE-UP ON THE CHICAGO, BURLINGTON
AND QUINCY.
The BrOtherhoods Of Engineers and Firemen on
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy have decided
upon strike 4 last resort to enforce their de-
mands Oh the company. The organizations are
very strong on this road aud 1t Is thought that
freight and passenger trafric and the switch en-.
gines Will all be stopped. The men are confident
they can win the strike. Chief Arthur recently
startled the labor world by announcing the inten-
ton OF his organization to do away with classified
wages and make The pay Of all men the same for
the same work without reference to the length of
time employed by the company, thus placing the
engineers on the same ground regarding wages as
the most advanced trades unions The reason for
this step Is that the railroads, Chief Arthur ex-
plains, have been dscharging the men long in SER
vice and putting in the Juveniles thus getting the
same work for less pay and making 1t difficult for
the veterans 10 get work. All roads agreed 10 the
scale except the Burlington. The negotiations OF
Chief Arthur with the officials OF the road were In
vain and he has given oricia sanction TO the reso-
luton to strike. The number Of engineers and
remen The road is 800. The date OF the strike
has not yet Oeen settled.
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