The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-05-08

continued to advance steadily till 1t touched
/ Sic on April 2lst. But yesterday it Jumped
I to S17J4. with a heavy demand, owing to the
/ declaration of a dividend of twenty cents
per share. 1t is said that dividends will be
regularly declared in future, and holders OF
I the stock look for further adyance.
Emperor Frederick of Germany is SLOWLY
dying. After several days of intense agony
and suffering, his condition is slightly i'm.
proved, but II is generally conceded that d
week or two will see the end.
4 revolution Is imminent in Cuba where
planters are leaving their estates ana hurry
ing to the cities. as bandits openly proclaim
prices on their heads.
Claus Spreckels has decided TO live per-
manently in the East. His family viii &C.
company him on bis reform to Philadelphia,
which will be as soon as they can get ready,
preparations being made AS rapidly as pos
sible. This will place Mr.. J. D. Spreckels at
the head of all the Pacific Coast business a
position involving the care and management
of such varied and extended business as IS
probably occupied by no other man of his
age in the world. With Mr.. J. D. at the
helm on the Pacific Coast he will have able
lieutenants in his two brothers, Mr.. C. A., in
the sugar department. and Mr.. 4. B., in the
shipping and commercial business.
The latest shipping news Is as follows:
San FRANCIsCo-Arrivals: April Slb. bark
Ceylon, q days; April 18th, s. s. Zsalandia.
I days, schr. w. S. Bovine. % days: April
10th, bark Forest Queen, 10 days, all from
Honolulu. Brig Lurline, 81 days from Hilo;
April 18th, SIS. Australia, 73I days from Hon
olulG; bark Ferris :. THOMPSON. IS DAYS
from hahului; April 22nd, bark Frederick
30 days: bark Caibarien, u DAYS; bktne.
Planter, 1879 days; bktne. s. G. Wilder, 1615
DAYS, all from Honolulu.
DEPARTURRs-April Sth, s. S. Mariposa for
Honolulu; April 10th, bark C. D. Bryaat for
Honolulu. The Mary Winkelman will pro-
badly get away to-day april 24th).
Hong Kong-April 18th, German barb H.
PrintZenburg arrived from Honolulu.
New York-AprIl Goth, bark Amy Turner,
for Honolulu via Boston.
Auckland-April 23rd, sailed SIS. Alameda
for Honolulu.
Puget Sound-Loading: barktns Ame,ia
and Wrestler, bark Nellie May, all for Ho7-
olulu.
The bark Bolina has arrived from Manila
with 1900 tons sugar, and the Grape and
Francis have both sailed thence for San
Francisco with sugar for tine California Re
fnery. The Loeb Linnhe also arrived to- da y.
april 24thl with 300 tons sugar from
Manila.
Projected departures-For Hilo, brig Lur-
line; for Honolulu, Saranac aud Ferris S.
Thompson on April 25th; the Forest Queen,
Planter. Ceylon and VS.. Bovine, later on.
The Dutch man. of-war Zilvrren Krus is
now at San Francisco and will sail il a few
days for Honolulu.
BY the S. S. Zealandia, TO sail May 3rd-
more probably May ith or 5th-there are
now booked for Honolulu Mrs. and Miss NJ.
4. Locke
The Hawaiian bark Ralakaua las arrived.
1i3 days from Hong Kong via Manila 5S
days. On December 18th and two following
days she encountered very heavy gales, and
in latitude 90 north, longitude l26 east, she
carried away her foretopmast, sprung the
bowsprit and commenced leaking, SO put into
Manila for repairs.