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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-12-10
PART l..
PART II.
POLICE COURT.
MONDAY, Dec. 10th.

Seventeen DRINKS contributed
STOP to the treasury.
Manuel Perry was fined 81 for
carrying one more passenger in his
hack than the law allows.
All Kui for violating rule 3 of the
express regulations was fined 50.
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THE sale of horses, etc, belonging
to the Squires estate by Mr.. J.F. Nor
gan on Saturday, realized $1,O99.50.
The sale of COWS and horses which
followed brought $50. Total ST.
609.5O.
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AT ST. Andrews Cathedral yester-
day morning the Rev. Geo. Wallace
preached sermon having special
reference to the observance of Sun
day. He prefaced his remarks with
few words about the recent visit of
the baseballists.
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AT 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
the sem1-annual meeting of the
Trustees of the Queens Hospital
will be held at the room of the
Chamber OF. Commerce.
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The Bulletin Weekly Summary"
will be out tomorrow with COM
plete account of knights of Pythias
excursion and other interesting local
matter.
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The Supreme Court in banco this
morning gave a decision in the case
of II. A, Widemann Va. Minister OF
Interior, injunction, relating to the
grading of thgHalekauila street. The
decision was in favor of the defend
ant
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Two new classes in bookkeeping
will be started by Mr.. P. G. Jones in
the Y. M. G. A. parlors this evening.
A class for beginners at $50 and
one for advanced pupils at 7:l5.
Young men desiring to join either
class will please be on hand
promptly.
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THos. X. Nathaniel was charged
in the Police Court this morning
with assault and battery on his wife
There are other charges pending
against the young man.
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HON. Henry Waterhouse officiated
at kaumakapili Church Sunday
morning in the absence of the pas
tor, Rev. j. Waiamau, who is sick
with fever
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PERSONS Indebted to Mr.. A. M.
Hewett are asked to pay their bills
at his bookstore, as the condition OF
his health precludes his calling upon
them.
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THE sale of Crown land leases by
Mr.. l.. ]. Levey this noon was largely
attended, and spirited bidding took
place. The sale realized $3,2SS. No.
2 land at North Kona was Withdrawn
on account of dispute in ownership,
Six apanas on Oahu were also with
drawn because they could not be To-
Gated.
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EXCELSIOR Lodge No. l l. o. o. F.
is forty years old to-day. 1t is the
oldest lodge of Odd Fellows this
side the Rocky Mountains.
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THE "Owl" for the month has APP
peared with strong voice. Copies
can be had at the Hawaiian News
Agency's.
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THE steamship Australia is due at
noon tomorrow from San Francisco
with thirteen days later news and
sixteen days mail for the Post Office.
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WE NNER & co.

Have just opened out Large New
stock of Holiday Goods, comprising
Set and Unset Diamonds, Brooches,
Earrings, Bracelets, Bangles, Lace
and Scarf Pins, Rings, Ladies' and
Gents Gold and Silver Watches and
Watch Chains, Ladies' Fob and
Vest Chains, Diamond Collar But
tons, Clocks, Silver Ware, etc.
BN- Prices within the reach of all.
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j. e. Brown & Co. are now group
ing parcels for foreign countries to
send by the Zealandia.
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in another column will be found
the list OF Mr.. J. f. Morgan's even
ing sales. Cut it out for future re-
ference.
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THE Supreme Court will sit in
banco on the 18th to hear such cases
as may be ready.
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SEVERAL communications have
been held over on account OF INSULT
cheney of spice.
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BAND CONCERT.

The Hawaiian Band will give a
public concert this evening at
Emma Square, commencing at
1880 O'Clock. Following is the pro-
gramme:-
PART /.
March-Imperial City. Schooner
Overture-Poet and Peasant. .suppe
Cavatina-The Pirate. Bellini
observation-disclosures Girl $3.50. Balfe
Palama, KOna, Malu / Ike 40.
PART II.
Medley-Black Brigade, ......... Boyer
Fantasia ill in the Forest. Michaelis
"altz--The Syrens. .Waldteufel
Polka-A Good Kiss. .Waldteufel
Hawaii Ponoi
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LOOK in at Wenner & Co.'s jewelry
store and examine the elegant stock
of holiday goods.
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The Hawaiian Band will be gladly
welcomed back at Emma Square
this evening after weeks absence.
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A BRAKE collapsed on Beretania
street Sunday afternoon. The occu-
pant, boy, was not hurt.
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THIRTY cases were on the Police
Court calendar this morning.
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VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.

Stmr Likelike for Maui and way ports
at 5 p III
Stmr Mikahala for Kauai at p m
Schr Haleakala for Pepeekeo
Stmr w G Hall for Lahaina, Maala ca,
Kona. Kau and the Volcano at 10
O'Clock a m
Bktne Planter for San Francisco
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PLAIN sewing or situation as a
nurse is wanted.
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THE Kinau is due tomorrow from
Hawaii and Maui.
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FRESH frozen oysters can be had at
the Beaver Saloon tomorrow.
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100 I'm
A COOL bedroom is advertised for.

Miss Rumble, dressmaker, has a
notice elsewhere.
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THE cane at Kaneohe is looking
we'll.
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A CERTIFICATE of deposit has been
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s. S. AUSTRALIA.

nJ" BY the above steamer we
will receive another invoice of those
Beautiful Xmas Cards, hand painted
on porcelain. Call early and get
first choice.
HAWAIIAN News Co.,
rs Merchant street.
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nJ- King Bros Art Store for
Artists Materials of all kinds.
aSy- King Bros. have just received
fine stock of New Goods, suitable
for Christmas Presents. Call early.
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GARcOEs FROM ISLAND PORTS.

Stmr Mikahala-2977 bgs sugar.
Stmr Likelike--1S40 bgs sugar.
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DEPARTURES.

Dec g
Stmr Mokolii for Molokai at pm
Stmr Kaala for Waialua and Waianae
at 8 am
Stmr j A Cummins for Koolau
Schr Ka Moi for Hawaii
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

Notices under this heed arr charged 10 cents
per line for the first Insertion, epd ceats per line
every additional insertion.
DYAN'S BOAT BUILDING
LII SHOP. Rear Of Lucas Mill.
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MONDAY, DEC. 10, 1888.
ARRIVALS.

Dec O.
Stmr Likelike from Maui
Stmr Mikahala from Kauai
Stmr Jas Makee from Kapaa
Dec 10
Schr Mary from Kauai
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LOCAL g. GENERAL NEWS.

A GOLD neck chain has been foun'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
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HOW HE GOT IN.
A THANKSGIVING STORY or BOY IN REAL
LIFE.

Tho l5-yeaT-Old boy in real life went into
meditatye musins on Thanksgiving morn
ing Opulence had Stunned him and indi-
pcnce had stuck closer thar brother. He
was well acquainted with the dubious bust
ness Of getting along" was this boy in real
life. This morning he sat down 10 draw
comparisons between tho thanksgiving Of
fact and the thanksgiyings Of fiction. He
was familiar with both
III wero only boy in story he said,
"l should have n fine time today, No mat
ter how poor and hungry | might he in the
morning, by some mysterious means ] should
BE- filed up with the fat Of the land before
night and set in tho direct road Of
making a fortune If, indeed, the money
Ind not been flung directly into my bands
ara disguised at myself for having been
born into real life. when might Just as well
have been boy in q story, Thanksgiving
story That boy can bear any amount Of
hardship all through the year, because he
knows that on Thanksgiving rich
uncle, dotiug old grandfather, or some
such comfortable sort Of n chap whom
he has never before heard If, viii turn
up and insist upon loading the boy with
benefits That boy is tho iuckiest chap on
earth. Thanksgiving changes the whole
tenor Of his life, as tho solemn stories say.
He would be a poor stick sure enough, If he
couldn't rub along almost any way till the
happy day came He has n sure thing. He
has only b wait
"Now the poor boys in real life-and I'm
one Of that sort-have IT just the other way.
The toughest days they have arc the feast
days and holidays ] shouldn't even mind
being an old man IN q story-dn old man
sunk 90 the ears in debt, with the sheriff s
hammer hanging over his head Because !
would know as well as | knew | breathed
that my long absent son, reported dead
twenty years ago, would loom up uncXpect-
edly some time before Midnight on Thanks
giving and pay oa the mortgage on the farm
and make tho old lady and me comfortable
for tho rest Of cur days-with foreign pipes
furs fruits and easy chairs thrown IN. Yes,
indeed, tie on man Of actio1, eVea If lac tot
ters and squeass is far better off than the
boy Of fact. IL is SO very disagreeablc to he
mixed up with facts and realities, especially
on a day ike this when yOu know that the
people ia stories are eating turkey, receiving
legacies, taken % the b0s0ms Of their rich
and long absent relatives, and in every way
favored by good luck.
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THANKSGIVING DAY IN TIE ARMY.
How Il Wac spent in 1864 stubborn
Mule ana "a Hardfack Dinner.


"Fall in. Fail inp This meant another
hard days march harder perhaps than any
we bad had an this more than usually hxrd
campaign" said an army veteran. 1T was
Thanksgiving day of 1863, mercury was
freezing, and t. add ~ the misery OF the oc-
cason it was sleeting pretty hard with the
half frozen and sticky Virginia mud about
aukle deep. 4 rather amusing incident &C.
CURED Just as we left Our camping ground.
We passed lot Of army wagons, most Of
them empty, empty, ON such day, they
were load D. mules 70 draw through
the mud. The mules Of 0'ic team we're
protesting yiSoi ., 4, with ears and bees
against the propose. 'alarch; 80 vigorously,
indeed. that the teat stcr finally unhitcbed
and embarrassed them hitch.ng tie middle
span-we used six mules for each
wagon-to the evenor and taking the obstin-
a.e wheel mules TO the hind end Of the
wagon. tied halter loosely around their
necks and started. One Of tho males seemed
10 10 satisfied with this arrangement, but the
near mule still kept a wide space c ear at the
rear with bis heels, and 10y the way, mules
heels have q tremendous lons range some
times As the rope frightened aboat his neck
he braced himself for a strong and long tug
Of war
"Tho experiment resulted disastrously for
the mule They pulled him over the center,
md down he went ON his sldo and was
dragged through the mud and ice ior several
rods then he struggled 60 his feet and braced
for another pull This was repeated five or
six times. the boys cheering the mule Justify.
In fact Nwc were heartily in sympathy with
the mule Finally, however, he gave 1t up,
discipline and the rope oyeroamc his scr"pleS
as II had that Of a good many Others who
were not mules, and struggling 70 M feet he
loprcd down his cars and his whole appear
ance said rs plainly as words could have said
il: AN right, old man; III give lt up this
time They were then LarncSsed and put IN
their places and the wagon moved oil, amid
the laughter Of the half frozen, wet aud bun
cry men.
About o'clock IN the afternoon We
| marched along the south side OF hlli aud
bivouacked for the night II wassIhanks-
giving dav, and rs we stood around our
camp fire. for which we had been obliged TO
| cut and carry wood III our arms half mile,
We al wondered If the folks at home were
having a good dinner. Well We had great
one-dIy. hard crackers and coiiee-one OF
the bows hal about gill Of vinegar. some
Of Us begged a spoonful OF tlns, and soaked
! no tie lard bread, using that ior dessert
| Though my recollect.ons % the time ere that
| the south side of hin, in q slcot storm, mud
! SIX inches deep. mercury at freezing, no IRE
! 10 speak Of, and hard crackers, vinegar ana
| coffee for a Thanksgiving dinner wasn't haii
es ENJOYABLE as the one had today"
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woman who was shot died and the boys evi-
dencc convicted her murderer The officials
concerned took an interest in him, praised
him as a sharp fellow, which 50 developed
his self confidence that lie made up his mind
be could do as great things rs my 10y that
ever figured in a story. Ho became de
tectlve, and although you will doubt 1t, they
say be was a good one. will admit that
this is not the loftiest calling in the world
but the boy III real life grew very fond Of II,
particularly 50 because 1t put him into many
stories. 70 this day he insists that the PEG
pie in stories arc much happier than they
who never get into them, and believe it.
The boy is d rich man now and sits down
TO n Thanksgiving feast fit FOR king. lie
traces his luck and his snccCbs straight lack
10 the hour when he got into Thanksgiving
story. GERTRUDE GARRISON
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HAL THANKSGIVING DAY.

Han hail, Thanksgiving day
Welcome 10 saints and sinnors;
weicome 10 aft. both grsat and small.
Thou day Of royal din acsl
see how they como FROM Ear and near,
A troop OF carpet baggers,"
To grace the board With one accord
And Gppctites IKE daggen
We've thankful Tor host Of things
Too numerous 10 mention: =.
Fer sweetkearts true ara heaiNDts WOO,
And all things worth attention
For all and everything that gives
oar lives 10 much of pleasure
We offer thanks. Long may VIC taste
Thine overflow ing measure.
Then hail, hail Thanksgiving day!
rhon day Of royal dinners'
Nor VIII We care II the grim nightmare
Should fright tho soul within ms
When day - done let Turkeys ghost
With the nuts and puddings and viue
In the dead Of night BEGIN their fight,
Still, victory Is thine
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Thanksgiving Like An Gaui.

Like All Garl, Thanksgiving may be di-
vided into three .parts-the Ihankss wing OF
worship, the Thanksgiving OF Teasing ana
the Thanksgiving OF Amusement. There Is a
small but determined fourth part, which
might BE Termed the Thanksgiving Of night
mare. but. broadly speaking, this may oe M
cluded III the amusement column. tnidensi-
a.
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4 Suggestion.

Thanksgiving day means much in The
larger sense, and It were wei for the country
if we added to our present happy domestic
and churchly custon Of observing ii some
distinctly public ceremonial that would asso-
ciate more directly our well being with the
Thought Of the nation work and mission.-
Chicago Inter Ocean
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Chant Of the Thanksgiving Giutton.

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To glad me wiki lis soft black eye
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Pakod IN q rich and crusiy PIE.
If could have bird 70 ')ve
and nestle sweeily I'M J breast,
All other nesting birds above,
The turkey -siuifea-woIld be that b'ru'
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III / WERE a BOY IN \ SUM.
Even tue women an grls in Thanksgiv-
iug stories have some consideration shown
them Frequently people are reel good TO
them In some instances they have inherited
money and have been permitted 10 he Their
own guardians. They taye also, occasional
~. enioved their own earnings unmolested
Once In n while tho Oh man reients aud lets
his daughter marry the man size IS IN love
with. In many ways they are happier in Che
stories than out 0f course | never wish
myself a girl, but u was compelled TO be
one should ask to bc made girl Of fiction
and not Of fact.
"Seriousiy AID honestly, If could set the
cars of people who intend 90 come into this
world, would urge them 10 60 iuto stories
instead II would be money m theirrockets,
aud they would build monument OF graft
tudo 10 me higher than the steepie Of Trinity
church. and some one Of them would write a
book about me as big as piano, am sure.
Had been o boy in q story written to III
this day should now be entering my King
dom Of wealth pleasure :, big eating.
Would that could become boy IN story
And he rose with q sigh, and sauntcret down
toward the river "ainlessly,n os people IN
novels walk around sometimes.
so far away in storyl land were his thoughts
that he did not notice where he was until be
was aroused from his revsry by the sound OF
angry voices. a man and woman were
ouarrelng la dirty hallway. Mechanically
the boy stopped, looked and listened. lie
was ont Of storyland and into real life IN is
most disagreeahle aspect Hard words flew
baci aud forth between the two disputants
sud- \nly pistol shot rang out, tho woman
fel.-a ". blood flowing from her breast, and
Tho man sprang past tie boy and down the
street. The boy followed.
"Real lie has its sudden turns as well rs
romance, he thought a. he ran, keeping the
shaggy head Of the murderer well IN sight.
Psnting, he grabbed a policeman who wa
posing on a corner looking in direction op
posite the excitement, and pointed out tho
hushy head OF the man who had fired the shot.
The murderer was taken into custody, ana
within an hour was behind bars. The boy
was taken charge Of 10y the state as its VIE
ness, land as Il was Thanksgiving the state sal
him down 20 as fine dinner as a Vanderbilt
need want The next mornings papers
came out with q colgnn or moro about the
shooting, IN which the boy was mentioned IN
terms Of unqualified praise" Is the 10
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-13
BURNBT BUDGET.
Matters and Things in the Granite City,
Personal and Local Items.
Special Telegram TO the Statesman

Matters and Things in the Granite City
Personal and Local Items.
Special Telegram TO the Statesman
BURNETT, September 10.-Colonel Hollo-
way is out on the Marble Falls line to day
receiving ties and making arrangement 5
for their distribution along the grade. H.
has filed the papers necessary to begin
action for condemning the two short gap.
of unacquired right-of-way across tn,
lands of Ewin Lacy and James O'Don
nell.
The following hsve procured license t"
marry: W. l. Davis and Miss Willie d
Lynch, J. M. Baird and Miss Kinda Ruarf
all of this county.
Judge Fritz Tegener, of Austin, sptn.
Sunday in Burnett on trip of recreation.
Miss Ida Barber, an accom- plished young
lady, of Gonzales, Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Capt. Badger, at Marble Falls.
w. H. Boggess, cashier of the first
national bank, was out to-day for the first
time in two weeks, being convalescent
from an attack of measles.
Mrs. w. G. Galloway has returned from
an extended visit with relatives in
Tennessee.
John Gammel, the well known, cattle
man of Mason county, passed through to
day on his way to Austin.
A shipment of granite was made from
this point to day for the custom house al
Galveston.
The weather is quite warm, PARTIAL!
cloudy with light northeast wind.