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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-21

THREE negroes assaulted Mrs. Berry
and her daughter at Pemberton Ferry,
Fla, December 18th, having gained adj
mittance to the house by asking for a
drink. Two of the negroes were caught
and tortured until they confessed They
were then hung from limb and fire
built under them. The writings of the
negroes as the flames leaped around
them were horrible, and several of the
men, unable to stand the sight, dis
charged volley into the swinging forms,
killing them instantly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-21
NEWS ITEMS.

PHILADELPHIA, January "a crucible
containing fifteen pounds of molten
brass broke this morning in Cramps
foundry. The metal seriously injured
four men, and slightly h TT two more.
SALT LAKE, January 4-This city is
greatly wrought up by telephone re-
ports from Park City, thirty-fve miles
south, in the mountains, that the anchor
Tunnel boarding house had been swept
away by snowslide, and sixteen men
carried under the snow with it.
The Gar in a congratulatory telegram
to the Pope, said he was DESTROYS of in
surfing the interests of his Catholic sub
jects,. and concluded as follows: 81
doubt not that the high wisdom of which
your Holiness gives so many proofs will
enable me to harmonic the needs of the
Roman Church in Russia with the fun
damental principals of my Empire.
WATsoNvILLE, January 4.-The estab-
lishment of the beet sugary at this place
has caused quite boom in real estate.
There is a sharp demand for all kinds of
real estate, especially in the vicinity of
the site of the sugar works. Prices are
becoming sleeper, especially for good
far ming land. Already substantial adj
vance has been made on the building.
The railroad company is putting in
switch, and thirty-two barrels OF cement
to be used in building the foundation
are expected to arrive tomorrow.
OTTAWA, Ontario, January 4.-The
Federal Government is considering the
ACCESSIBILITY of adopting changes in its
policy regarding the railroads of the
Northwest, the matter having been
urged by settlers along the various
roads. Any change made will be made
in the direction of a reduction in land
grants, the roads to receive instead a
guarantee on portions of their respective
bond issues. This step has been urged
by railway capitalists for several years
past, as they have hitherto been unable |
to realize on the lands in question.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-21
Samoan Views.

Mr.. Gonsalves, the photographer, has
for sale at his studio, Fort street, sets OF
views of Samoa that are of great interest
They are well executed, and include Tu-
tuila, Tonga dancing girls, King Malie-
toa's residence, interior of Samoan
house and several views of scenery of
beautiful description. Mr.. Gonsalves
has received many orders for sets of
these views since he first introduced
them. Call at his studio and examine
them; you will receive a cordial well
come.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-21
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Resolutions Adopted with Regard to
Quarantine Regulations.


At meeting of the Board OF Health,
held January goth, the following resolu-
tions were adopted:
WHEREAS, The city OF San Francisco
has been officially declared by the proper
authorities to be infected with an cpl
demic OF smallpox, and the latest re-
ports from said city are to the effect that
the smallpox is there increasing;
Now, therefore, in pursuance with
regulation Is of the Quarantine Regula-
tons, adopted by the Board of Health
October II, 1888, be it
Resolved, 1st That until further no
tice, all vessels arriving from San Fran
cisco, less than Is days out, not having
the smallpox on board, together with
their passengers and crews, shall be
placed in quarantine, in the outer road
stead, or in the stream in the harbOr, as
may be ordered by the Port Physician,
for term of Is days from the date OF
leaving San Francisco.
I'd. No passengers for ports other
than Honolulu shall be allowed to land.
3D. All passengers for Honolulu shall
remain in quarantine for a term Of Is
days from the date of leaving San Fran
cisco.
The place OF quarantine shall be at the
quarantine station, or such other place
as may be designated by the Board of
Health.
The vessel may, upon the written con-
sent of the Port Physician, be allowed to
come to an inclosed wharf for discharge
of cargo.
No person shall be admitted to the
wharf except upon the written permit of
the Board of Health.
Special attention is called to sections
- and Is of the Quarantine Regulations,
adopted October II, 1888, hereunder ap-
pended:
10. On the arrival of vessel at any
port of this Kingdom, coming from a
port known to be infected with cholera,
yellow fever, smallpox, scarlet fever, or
any other contagious or infectious dis
ease, although no case of such disease
may have broken out on board during
the voyage, no person shall be allowed
to land from her unless a period OF
eighteen days shall have elapsed from
the time of her leaving said infected
port.
10. On the arrival of vessel at any
port of this Kingdom, which has or has
had on board during the voyage, any
person sick of cholera, yellow fever,
smallpox, scarlet fever, or any other
contagious or infectious disease, the sick
persons (if passengers for that port,
shall be sent to the nearest quarantine
hospital for such period as may be
deemed necessary, and the vessel, with
all on board, shall undergo quarantine,
if necessary, for period of eighteen
days, as the Board of Health may direct,
after hearing the report of the Port Ply
stefan on the said vessel.
But with regard to all sick persons
other than passengers for that port, the
Board of Health will not consider itself
bound to receive them or to take care of
them in quarantine unless the interests
OF humanity may require exceptions to
be made
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-21
The Throng ON broadway.

Shopkeepers along Broadway below
Fourteenth street say that the surface
cars on that thoroughfare have taken
away many Of the familiar personages
who used to walk up town from their Of
fees to study the passing throng. A vet
Gran storekeeper says that not many wears
ago he could tell the time. of day by stand
ing outside and noticing the faces that
passed him. Dozens of men would not
vary more than five minutes in montbe
in their daily walk. They sean the crowd
nowadays from the front platform of the
Broadway carS.-NeW York Sun
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-21

Il another column will be found reso-
lutions adopted yesterday by the Board
OF Health relating to the arrival OF yes
sells from San Francisco, which city has
been declared infected with an epidemic
of smallpox. The prompt action of the
Board is to be commended. We GER
tainly do not want to be again visited
with this terrible disease.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-21

We have to call the attention of the
Road Supervisor to the state of Hotel
street in front of King Bros store.
There is great deal of traffic along
there, and the sooner the large hole is
fixed up the better. Alakea street also
needs repairing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-21

THE barkentine S. n. Castle arrived
from San Francisco yesterday in fifteen
days. She entered the harbor some
time before the quarantine resolutions
were passed by the Board of Health,
consequently they did not affect her.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-21

AN oculist claims to just have made
the remarkable discovery that many of
the spectacles and eyeglasses which
near-sighted people pay good prices for,
are merely bits Of common glass treated
with coating of chemicals, which gives
them the appearance of being genuine
pebbles
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-21

A NEW Constitution has been pro-
claimed in Malta, making the Council OF
Government consist of fourteen elected
and six official members, instead of
eight elected and nine official mem bers,
as before
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-21
The ChiIIs and Fever.

A family of Florida natives RECENTLY
passed through Gainesville, four of whom
boys from to 10 years old, were almost
exactly the same size and weight. The
father explained that where they came
from the chills and fever were so bad that
the children stopped growing when thew
were about years old.-Chicago Herald
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-21
Supreme Oourt--January Term
BEFORE JUDD, C. J.
FRIDAY, JanIar,

j. S. Austin VS.. Manuel de Gourera
covenant Continued from the 10Th.
Tried before foreign jury. W. R.
Castle for plaintiff, w. A. Kinney for de-
PENDANT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-21

Germany already possesses 600. 600
square miles of territory in Africa, an
area that is equal to France. GERMANY
and Austria
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
WHnN me NAloasl EacAm pnsps

WHEN lne NAionsl EucAm 9mept
ihe G and Army Of the Rspu olic me
in g.. Llus last nummer, Presiden
Cleveland so timed his visit 70 the,
city that be did not arrive until Its ses.
sions had closed, and about the las,
veteran had stsried on his journey
home, although he could just As easily
have been present while ,he enoA mp.
meut was In session. FL, did NOT care
ct that time how much or how deeply
ne intaltea the old soldiers, but now
matters have. ,hsuged. Taere Is TO bt
another meenpg ere long In 3d. L1uis
and ai that meeting Grover OevelAnt
txpeos 10 be reuominAted for Preslden
OF the United Sales As he will I'M
doublsdiy need Ill the supporG he caI
possibly ob;Aid, he Is destr JOS now o
securing ., least the good will OF lh
veterans, aud is very Auzlous Indeed +
review the parade In Brooklyn o.
Memorial Day. Pension Oom missione
Black, who wishes 10 be associated wit
Mr.. Cleveland in the Presidential rAcs
also wishes 10 distinguish himself b
delivering the GRAFTON 81 Green WOO
cemetery. The scheme hss been worke
by some Democratic tffi ioiAls OF Brool
lyp, but it is hoped ths. the G. A.
boys will be too shrewd 10 be oaugl
mapping.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
N. MGgary 4 Son,
SIG TATNALL ST.
AND
S.E Cor. 9th and TatnaN,

Trade is still booming
with us and we expect it to
boom as long as we can offer
our customers a good assort-
ment at low prices, sprinkled
here and there with a bar
gain, which we tell you of
from time to time.
We only advertise what
we've got, no matter what
others do, we draw the line
there and anything you read
in our advertisements you
can rely upon it, we'll not be
out of it when you call. Some
folks call that smartness, we
want none of it here.
We have now a lot of hair
mattresses, made OF the best
Conestoga ticking and filled
with 40 pounds of a medium
grade OF hair, closing them
out at 500. Reason is, we
are making all our good mat
tresSes in two parts now.and
this lot is made In one. They
must get out of our way.
We make a speciality Of
bedding, embracing all kin Is
from the common 81 kind to
the very best hair. Every
kind in between made up in
the most attractive and dura,
BILE ticking. While you're
looking at mattresses, ask tc
be shown the Lace Wei
Spring. It's the best ever
made for many reasons
lamong them being durability
comfort, cleanliness and last
but not least, the price. W.
have put the price Of thi
celebrated spring within thu
reach of all. Well send yo,
one on a months trial, il it'f
satisfactory you'll pay for it
if not satisfactory we'll tax,
1t back.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
Osss' Story to-day Is Gerry isss-
l0Oa'tNsst and Interesting. You
should read 1T.
JOHN WANAMAkER

We make a big break in
many prices OF Dress Goods
to-day.
We make ii. It is not
made for us. The whole
Dress Goods market, our
stocks and others,are passed
in review. 1t is wise to do
liz. It's done.
II is not a reduction upon
remnants or broken lots ol
odd goods. That sort Of
thing goes On regularly here
as part of ordinary business
and Is never advertised ex'
cept as a general fact.
| IT is an Offering OF qnanE'
laes, hundred of pieces Ii
many lots; OF CsSorfnsenEs
levery lot complete in varie
lty; OF bargains, the reduc'
i tons are large enough q
appear to everybody. Yo1
know we never ask 20,
here to a meagre show.
wiz gOe 40 1t you ma,
!. likely ask. There is pleas
!, ure in bargain-giving, bu
the real reason is, we wan
to sell. We always do, ant
! mean to more and more.
II THE common ShamS of ad
: vertising talk make US a lit
. tie positive about what fol
: flows. Therefore, if yo
: want to fest any fact as t
a quantities, prices, or quail
e lies, you may appeal, if 20
!. please, to the highest al
!. thority in the house f o
''ss sslproot.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

WHILE Outef Dolghersy WAS . can
eidAts for the DsmocrAsio no oninAtiop o
for Mayor, the REPUBLICAN defended
him against the attacks OF his owD
party organs, As we considered them ~
unoAlled for persecuhons, on account OF
the No .ionalIry OF his ancestors and hts
own creed. Now, however, that he has
secured the nomiuAlioD, ard stands ss
the representative OF his party, We mus,
regard him la an entirely different
light, and shall oppose his election by
every honorable nsNEs in our power.
10 The cam palsn which now eusues, We
dc not propose TO descend to personali.
tiesi but We do propose TO oppose his
election on principle, rs we believe
thes the election of 10 R pu oIicAn Mayor
would be OF the greAtest beuehi to this
city. Three years Of Democrat, rule
has dlsgusied the people, and they art
Anxlous for o1snse, out that change
viii not come Il Mr., ougherty succeed,
TO the MAyOrAlty. H,s election would
merely be q psrps.uAd1n OF the prssen
system, OF Whijh the grsa; mass OF th'
people are 30 heartily tick and tired
that We confidently believe they vii
make change mex month.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

THR DkMoCkA1s nAl = dose OF their
own medicine last Saturday, aud 1,
turned some OF them 90 sick that II lt
doubtful, even with Ihe application Of
the parry lash, II they will be sGf6
pienily recovered TO vote for the suc-
oessiul nominee for Mayor At the city
election next month. These men have
always been among those who have
sold us how easy 1t ives for people so
pay their tag, and how Repu bllcAns
had no one but themselves 10 blame for
mot securing their tsx receipts, bu. nov
ehsy have had Q little experienoe, and
AsoerIAlned exactly how the machine
works when men want 10 pay thelI
taxes, for the purpose OF casting theiI
votes against the iAvorite candidate o.
the oounty tax collectors. The Norton
men claim that while the supporters o
Ohiet D1ugherty we're supplied Will
m Abuudsnoe OF ssx receipts, "NIthou
money and without price," they ooult
not obtain them uId der any considers
tlon. Nov that 10 exAotly what ",
have been com planning about for years
and goes to prove What We said feV
weeks sin ,e that 'Ehsse pollIIoAl trick
Btors would disffAnchiss Democrats .
readily as they do Republicans Il tbs
could advance their own intersats b
% doing"
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

THE DomOorA o. Ur St least o portion
OF them, decided LAST Saturday Who, In
toeir spntoD, is the proper person 10
I'LL the { ffi 20 OF 'yor In this oiIy, and
the duty OF the Republican party /.
nov plain. II they vii! profi by the
lessons Of the PAST, they will combine
ahelr strength on some one man who, In
The iud smsnt Of each individual voter,
Will bll the iije with credit 10 the
psriy and himself, 10 veil As TO the bes
Interests OF the oiiy. To be- successful
mAn mast be nomlna ated who 10 not
M offensive pArlsSn," and for whoa
AnOee Democrats who Afe dissAt IL. q cd
with the mlsrule and fraud in their wr
party can COZ scien itBy cast Iheii
votes. lie must b. . man OF the peopl,
0om ng from she peOple, respecting snt
representing the hsrd-hAnded, homes
son OF Sol equally With the m.nuta tac
lnref, metcnAni or spsculA sor. he mus
Dc a man sh9 can be depended upon t.
txacn's ,he laws in = faithful and i'm
pSiAAi maoner, Without fear or tAvor
ana Il suoa man Is nominated mex
Saturday, Il is certain that he will b
sle3 eli.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

Scotch Surah 4 e FIJI y r
G,mgAams. Several times
this Spring we have told you
of the fine cotton, the deli
cacy and fastness of the col
or, and the stamp Of Fash
ions approval. Needn't re.
peat that here you know it
all. The fresh fact IS IS
cents a yard. Saturday
evening they were 40 cents
32 inches. All checks ana
plaids, rs styles, $50 pieces.
Lot big enough to boast of,
small enough to close quick
ScOtch zephyr Ghsckea
Gfnghams. Ii you know
IGinghams one of the great
honest Gingham names vii
come to your mind a n {
you'll ask, Are they?
Well, no, they are not, bu
| it's a bright mind that viii
say they do not bear a grea'
trade mark. Equali Yes
we think SO. They wer'
40 cents at the last sunset
lbs cents now. 80 inch.
Wool end P2ait
ISuitsng. Small checks witt
Ioverplaids,mostly cotton. Ii
color and style nearly equa
to the finest English Woo
Suiting. 40 pieces. "a in
Iches. The price is absurd
l12 I.2 cents; just halt.
i W00I Check and OOeyblai
,lSmtsxg. Various grays an
browns in broken checke
lgrounds. with overplaids
= orange, Elack, red and whit
THE effects are neat with
) touch of style. They wer
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
BEE HIVE"
3O6 Market Street.
Dress Goods at Ea|f Price.

l lot of Dress Goods in the
right shades, all-wool, 36 in.
wide; were Soc. new price 25c
~ fol q dress. Cheap enough
for any pocket
l lot Uamel's Hair; were 621c,
new price Sic,
lot "a in, Wool Dress Goods
from 75c down to 374 The
above at new price is only half
Of what we have sold them at
freely,
% Richly Embroidered Alba.
tross Robes, at only half price,
to 90 in this same sale. $500
and Sc 90 from $40 90 and $1,000.
so dozen Gents Fancy Stripe
Half Hose, regular made, i'm.
ported a few days ago. Cut
from 25c down to 15c a pair.
A few dozen left of q large lot
Of Misses famous G. G.. Goods
Sold from 40 to 65c according
to size, go now at l5c for any
size in the lot.
II you have not examined oul
stock of Parasols this season il
will pay you to do go, as there
are some startling bargains
among the m in the newest stylei
out.
Why pay 2Oc a yard for Chal
lies, when you can buy them a
the Bee Hive for Ice, in new
choice patterns aud colorings'
Demorest Patterns, Porto
lios, etc.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

ANOTHER we'll kno xn and promI.
htnt ei. Hsn has passed awGy. Victor
Dhf iis no nos; the great reaper
DeA h hiss cislmtd him, and there are
hutoseds In shis city who have greA
CAUSE To mourn their loss. He WAS q
generous man, aud being biest with
Anpie mtal, had AJund mt oppor.uni
neS, "htoa he n3'er failed 70 improve
Ior doing good aud Oeueating hi,
1ello"-ohn. There are many In tht,
caiy 20 Shom he bias often pro ged . ttu-
Arie1d 10 the hjur OF noed. Bat he Ia
gone the King Of Tetroro, who enter.
alike the pAIaoa OF the great or the cou
OF the humble POOR, mas laid his icy
nand upon him, aud now all OF htU
thAt wa m1rtsl lies oslm and cold. IL
his deatn the immunity has lo,t
good and use'ul ciliz, n, the bar OF tht
conn y a bright aaa shi ming light, AMI
tae plor Hni uuior!u, ate friend VIII
pessr turned . deaf ear to their ap
p0als.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

S~AAsS, poo " ooJ aAS SV
ing at as cents. IS pieces,
and IS varieties Of color.
Wool Diagonals in plain
csAors. Forty pieces. AS
sorted in terra-cotta, Gobe-
lin, serpent. modes, and
browns. Reduced fro m
81 I-2 to IS cents. They
were as cents a few days
since. 40 inches.
German Plaid Betge. All
wool, ten colorings, forty
pieces. They are from one
OF the best Saxony makers,
and combine the happy me-
ldium in style, midway be-
tween the pronounced and
plain. They go down from
rs to so cents. 80 inches.
French Wool C1evsyon
Stripes. Very neat stripes
about one-half inch wide,
separated by hair lines o.
strong color. Very few
neater designs for Spring
Costumes have been brought
out this season. They have
sold freely at IS cents; yor
may take them to day at so
Fifty pieces, eight colors
40 Inch.
French RuneHc CLOth
Plain colors, with self-checks
various shades, including th'
novel light tInts, with sever.
al sizes of checks. TIL,
: character, colors ia o
them-weave, and finish
are such as to make thes
lgoods most desirable. The,
would be at normal cheap
ness, 65 cents. Viii yo1
appreciate them more at S,
centsl Wen see. 40 inch
Il Pain Wool SNittngs. Be
fore the writer lies the colo
card. The shades vary be
tween the extremes of ligh
E and dark, with a wonderful
: ingenuity Of variety. Forty
two colors. Three hundre
4 and twelve pieces. In a
! experience OF years we hav
{ never offered this grade a
( less than IS cents. To-da
d 100 c-nts, just to keep thing
" lively. All wool, so inche
At SaxOny Summer Che0iof.
illI wool man would call Saxon
d and Cheviot In the same Sci
? tence a contradiction
utl terms. Maybe 30. But Il
III fact is that the stuff In que!
at tlon is from the best Saxon
e maker, and In the twents
re five pieces here tor sale al
It; eight very neat mixed &C
orings. At IS cents thu
ID we're cheap because the
tn had been 81, but SO cen
In is to-day's price, and
al sound bargain it is.
ol Freneh Beige Rzatas. Ser
n weave, bold but subdu'
= plaids,very stylish, fine wo
and texture. They W
nd rank high among the bea
nd tilul novelties OF the seaso
ed Already many Of them are
in the costumes of tasteful
te. dies at 81 a yard. Tod
a they go at 90 cents, al
ere there are fifty pieces, vi
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

Ah 'R'oOuuclmAu AUu as mary aa
W. u Den Ocl ats were heard 10 say
oD n'dsy lsst that they would not
Eole NE Democratic ticket ut the com
~ e'ecton, which is something that
All y never fkiiec 20 do heretofore.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

10 EMUVALA
II Having renewed TO No 2Ie East
Fourth street, am prepared 70 do tin
and sneet iron roofing, gutterinG. spouting
and Job work Of all ttnds promptly attended
mates furnished when dseirsd. Would bc
pleased to see all my old customer and ~
N any new ones as may wish to give me 0
call. ALEXANDER OHAMBKRS.
AloRm
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
AadIss Registered Lsiisry 10
NEW ORLEAHa NATIONAL BANR
New Orleans, In.

REMEMRER That the pressnos o
LbEu I'm DEN Generals BoaureEaIc
and EARLY, who are in charge Of the draw
ing5, ts q guarantee OF absolute Enirnsss
and integrity, that the chances are nil
equal and that no one osn possibly divipz
what numbers will draw q Prize.
BEMEM BEAs that the payment Of all
Prizes is GUABANTEED BY FOUA
NATIONAL RANKS of New Orleaus
and the Tickets are signed by the Pro6
dont Of an Institution, whose chartered
rights are recognized in the highest Courts
therefore, beware OF any limitations o. 3D.
sccya:cz Jsas-GSI
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
EDWARD MELCHIOR

-DRALHR IN
Guns, Rifles, Pistols and Ammunition Of
sll kinds. Canvas Goods, Breechloadins
Double-barrel Guns, from $500 up.
Call before going elsewhere at
No, IA King street,