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Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14

Sra SDrenes gin. Baa 0prrebro
er Der / ben iipite 9io iastaset ct 5enoz
men; @n Rat FAR Oporettet To &otter.
8attens Gier 6auoe nemlis last TO BOT,
unser iammen meo aatten8 &iQinser,
% III ba &utterne ct pOreoe til, bar
oisie life iurlubt ben samle Sat, men
bsfnoet fig / bebits Seleaaenbe / oens
Selitab. 9isie blibe 5plelier er sjen-
iioise.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14

Gn 6nt isnbtss aIiieS mso en- lieeu
8esnins, Sau preienterebe Dem fsrit
paa a~lminosIis 9tanoe. men BIER iao
mere os mere paatrrnssnoe, inotil ueo.
fummsnbe 6srres 3anlmooisbso uotsm
tee Os BAN iasoe: "0u bebeper life al
uare r9b, leg t9nttr life paa a. rsmme
min 8ei for glsblitfet."
"9et tror ies bsaer life" lasoe Out
ten os trabisoe Jig / 6Ooeoet, men Ore.
tier truter paa Del os transer 8ensene."
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14
ait M t.

Sc Born! ellie Sans fommer no /
8jgttenet % fer en- gorlf lisse paa 8Or=
bet. Surtis taser ban Jiifen os leg
ger ben IND / aottepisens Sens. greb
ipDr9er Wooeren bant, buorfor ban bar
sjcrt oct. $50, ier On, Wooer, 5iiten
sabebe iua irpstetis, us iaa trceoe jss,
at ben par isunis."
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14

som Yepis paa ben fore @rbeios'
lssbco, Tom aIerebe III berifer / aisbsn'
bapn, fan a~nisres, at Der hos en- fjs'
benbapnf Sanolenbe, iOm iSste en- aarl
benpenbte fig life minore enb 220 plabs
i6senbe Mennefer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14

$3.50 SOB. On 8psplante ira
Barceliit Niels Seniens Marf pac
&arlebo Sperbreu bauoe 90 Ir; 9iena
neminitlis bar Der rs aj9rner / bueri
Gr, Os altiaa ialt 2250 ajerner al e.
eneite 8pstorn.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14
Spperi % SelpmorD.

ma1ostone ira 6ebbsritso, iom i 9pbet
al Here Var bar ioretaset tnlris Su,
titstDoerier | 9biiteb. bleu for N Moa,
aeos alb iioen srebet paa isrf @iernins
% o%ereiter arreiteret. s 8sspubslieu
uasteoe bun, men en- fOretusen llnoer=
'sselie ! benoes Diem braste en- 9el al
aolterne for 9asen. Otter ianleoes at
opre blepen ooerbepiit ON fine 6prbrp
oelier, afiuece bun Jig ueo Sensnin9 /
arreltsaaroen Den Niosbe usnteoe
in Neofomit / 2sbet al 3 Maa.eoer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14

On eneite Slate Nper's SarlnpariIa
er moi til at bepile bette Webicins 5ors
trinlisbeo iom en- 8lporenler. Manse
9uiinoe Herioner belbreoes aarlis al
%trUniife Spsbomme peb 8rusen at bette
Wiooel. 6or Sfrofula er bet bet anerz
beoite Mibbel.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14
Get Iamleoe Scjpg paa lloitiain.

-.
gen | &jpbcabapn. @jennem 1aae=
9p9aroterne bar uoitilinsen ialt peret
oelO9t al 1,367,S22 Berioner, bportil
vel loarer en- Snotest al 1,05O,403 ar.
|3tlaei Oanlielisere filler bet fig for 0ies
|sIIt'et nleo at opsiue Snbtasten for De
|uaOre adte9orier at Belsseuoe, meg til.
E'nlsllesuls fan bette bog lie. Naar
va Gbonnementsinotastsn iattes til
S.o'OOo ar., Suotasten ueo Sals al
sa90notietter til $4,000 &r. % peb
say9 az 9asbiaetter til 1880 ar.,
wi man 9lennem 8~iletialset | bets
|; E]eul9e 5urmer en- iamlet Subtast
lag SOB &r.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14
Gn a~nIssning ON at blue Yotbuo.

Gn N~nissnins ON at bliue Yoitbuo.
iii 81. Nuit peo neroerrsnoe til laoe,
leg mig unosrbaniite tdaiItt at @uir9e
bet bgie Nnnt ON at erbaaloe nniattelit
iom $aait 8errer / msoem q. 81. os %
q. 8aas 2labueri mob en- Sotsjsrelie al
80 Spb. Narlis ON famine iful uerre
eler blipe antuselis got.
g.. g. / q. g. ben 26oe Sanuar II.
Gr bpbiItt
G.. g..
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14

rr' "oloart 6ol. @aaroeier g. Sfaas
o ss 9asluno, bar til Seitsaplsiorenins
|S ns, plolten" lolstet 4 Waaneber sams
\; 't D0l Tor 400 ar. SgIet er ti0ast
h. e aa I Soppe "@ertrub" % Ding
h, = Sc'snbolS". 5sllets MOber, Beos
nUUer Os Oloemooer finoes enbnu i
st,a sCen % er ale inbisrt / jpbii
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14

9igene at ire 6iitere, Der IOrleben
Rat brufneoe / 6aruanoet usb Marital,
er MI funbne.
Sen 9amle Sitter O9 bans Son beo
Dreimann. Sen treble 6oru(pfteoe beb
Grifien. Sngen al Dem efterlaoer fig
uiori9r9eoe Sarn.
Sc bleu ~besraueoe / Warital unoer
tor Sritioeli9beb us alminbslis Delta=
selie ira ben lille S%pmanoabps 8efolts
ning.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14
SuheIfeH

Subelieit, On 8aarbieiter / Grs=
lep Sosn eier en- @riieiO, Der bar brast
81 uelifabte @riie til 8eroen. Sun Z
al bisi e er ogoe oen for en- Girls bpiit
fo~rlmebelise Straaopb / BEN ipRbe Of
Der. Nu er SUen isjen meb @riie, os
man baaber, at ben oa oil funne ieire
lin 100 Subelsriieisit".
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14
Ism lnnp iom Nebninasmanp. q

3-4aaris 0ren9 ftprtece nplis, metens
lan ct Siebtit par ouerlaot til fig lelp,
pda Sopebet / 8anoet peo 3au9ebrp.
On tor Suno, Der tilbBrer en- / Better
uolbsaoe bOenoe 6amilie, iaa ulptten
% ipron9 uo eiter Barnet, iom DEN frsls
lie peb at boloe Oct iau l9nse o0er
8anee, iubtil ct gar M%atroier fom til
pjalp. Barnet 4 netpp iOrtOmmet
~ Oct foloe Bah, men haooe tilipuelas
oenoe insen Sfape taset.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14

SrGbt. 8 Scope Sjerresaarbs
Ylantase paa 5ur bar man fanbet 2iset
Of en- rra Mano, 25 Nar sammel, meb.
giennemlfubt Sooeo. Ifosoe bar / ct
Nars 9Th peret 9arer peo en- af 8pen
Sfiues 9renseitoler.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14

Sngen Sataoresie. 8ibe Gmtsraab
bar meb 5 Stemmer mob 3 forfaitet
Jor Ilaset ON at ienoe Tataoresie %
Deputation / 9lnleonins al Sonsens
SubilRum.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14

"tolfepennen" uo.ommer 332 V.
,Suoiana Str, Chicago. gnbuer, Der inter
esierer H. for reIisips 9Gsning, triiteli9e
EcrtRainser M. nj. Dor i%ncienoe 81 80 for
n9pnte War og iaa ben frit &eften al bette
War / jamme 6Isb ira MI at. Oct uetom'
mer hper 5horsoas. BrDuerummer frit.
1854.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14

forlis. 8utteren "Sermoo" iom
bar lissst paa Jiitsri peb Sslanb, an
taaes at bore suaet unoer, o9 8elatnin'
aen paa IA @ano orufnet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14

Sprnuiten / Nibe. 6ur 8ibe gps
tings &et perierer / oenne 9io en- Sag
at uibtrettenbe lofel 8etpbnins; ben
breier Jig ON Geoerbeiti9beoen al ben
al en- iteblis Berger irsmiatte Sistelie.
"at insen fornuftise Meuneiter l9ier
"Ribe Stiftst."
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14

~ Sloebranbe / 2sbet al be 2 lioite
Sar bar funoet Steb / SarfisbinSesnen
inbenfor en- S~trafnins at EN- auaorat.
mil; blanbt Nubet er TO S~ouebsaarbe
neobr9nbte. Sun / to 9ilielbe er Nars
ia9en opoaset.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14

rsi ssgslooe'snets unoeroroneoe Yeriu
Vim yst Iaaet Baalas ON life at itiite
Jog 5olt, be lOm gmbeosmanb
!, gOr9Olo til. Gnlebninsen sr
%"FO'unons 9Olbiuis / a~jsbenbaun.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14
Set f~OranDrer Saaen,

Sst f%OranSrer Sagen. &ontur.i item
narmer Jig iorlesen i'm Yrincipal. "Ses
uilbe sjerne iau Sop til at tale ct Sar
Orb meb Dem um en- uistis Sag"
Tiger ban.
"Sur life 5to!"
"Men -"
"Ids bare 0eres Irbeibe."
Seq piloe bare iperse Dem, ON Be
i~amtpfter /, at jes glitter mig meb Seres
9atter, os ="
"sla, life barre? Sub oeliisne 0em,
tag benbe. Seq troeoe, De pilbe baue
Baal9s paa Sa9en."
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14

SWiooeliart Gsnen er Der en- Mano,
Der bar bolot Sslubrplup, beSraoet i'm
Some, hOlot SprlOueliessiloe 8rpaup
ps 5ebielsoas. altiammen / 2ebet al
bet iioIte babe Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14
SielSen fyrugtbarDco.

~IWFVtW ORHWfV"k wv Wv ~
tasnins al aartofer paa Ell Marf /
Saarup fanbtes EFT Gtaute meb life min,
ore enb 1876 &nolbe unoer, 2t bisie
bapbe 5 opnaaet oroIuRre Stsrreller,
meoens Geitsn pariereoe / Stprrelier
iom fra 0asielnsooert til fore Slommer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14

Gn gammel Ben til ben i~ersenbe
Gnte: "Ses baaber, min tjare, samle
Sen auipesIen bar iOrberebt paa at saa
bprt?"
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14
6lere al SobafsOgrferne / % pe'

VItIt Ut SUUUI.UDIIFIHE " UcU
5reoericia BABE iielse "8eile q Sol
tsbl." unoer Den iterts &uloe 0atten
melem {. 9irsbas % Onsbas libt ct
betpoelist FAB, iost 3pbaffeu, for iaa
uiot ben ca fob ubraffet pla Warten,
tiloels blep poelast. Get iamleoe FAB
fan auilaaes til Here TuIinbe aroner.
5usen, ielo De elbite &ulsbrusere. fan
minoes, at llist er pasieret tiolisere
Itoer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14

5or cite MaansSsr iioen ptaseoes jea
af rbeumatiite Smerter os bleo pee
Bru9eu al Ct. Satobs Die iulotanbia
belbreoet paa fort Tio. Wrs, Nmelio
gOuns. 8ontiac, SIS. 9ilialSs / ale
Ippibeter.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14
ut trelie 9ipet

Frazer bppist prompt Saanotertus. On TIMES Cps0ls
n,5 gentsu sit.r en- erss Fan aiitsotomms nsst, aIUOr'
Zig. 5slssr. I SGrsstesb,o I 1ttaIoe al Group, pnsus
moria o. andre 5atss Os sunsss Spsoomms. Guior
gutee iuser 6amilie pGr. u6,n IN Sla1e al
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14

gnfen (meo 2ommetsrflebet for gi'
nene): "5urberebt? Sauiit. San baoot
furIitret fit 2iu / ct bulpt 9uiin Sel'
ffaber,"
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14
On emitemntta 0ienoelie.

Us 3. Suit, 3russit, Yippus, Sno., bib
ner fplsenbe: seq fan anbetale Electric
Bitters ium ben beoite Neoicin / tit Sla8s.
Suer eaeIte SLATE iclst, bar lfafet 2tnorins.
en- IRano blep iureret al 9i9t, iom ban bao'
be p9ret plaset meo / ii Nar, peo 8rusen al
8 Slaifsr." = Nbrabam Sare, Gpotbeter
BeuepiIe, Ohio, beuiouer: '2en melt iais-
bare Iebictn, jes bar buanoteret / min 90
aaris Trnris, er Electric Bitters. 9nitnoer
al andre bar uotalt zig paa famine Naaoe,
us bet er en- enitemntig aienoelie, at Electric
Bitters turerer ale Spsoomre / 2eperen,
Nprerne % Blpoet. Sun 80 Gents pr
SLATE hos 8. 3. Nont9omerp & 60. e.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14

Goniul Saae stensIano 9laoiiou, @istonfn.
lsitssty o. atisttrsr Erosialoaastsr. iomt tnStrEpd
srUeHtiSltr t S.anoiuapitu gad moSfyats GtItaar
Rorrg 9oHssr mto BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14
9pDs=8rDflanlaer.

S;seu, iuseu buil,,r man faI aisu tine Hum,Ioelir Il
ior Arpinsr u~stnlanos / Gar.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14

6urfiel. Gamle Slien iiSber %
laIer NUiien, meoens ban rsSer i'm vi
tenpibe; "jaiua", flyer ban, "ber itaar,
at aon9en af Spanien er ips."
"@uo bsoares," Tiger Mabum Olien,
ban bar tanife 8raft liSeiom Seller
5reorit."
Olien (leIer uioere): ala nei, -
ban Ifal bare bn' Tqnoer."
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14

Yet uoriie % iuenIte Sicesgpniulat / 9es
Woines, Soma, uoiteoer Sulor,a9ter % inb-
fororer Qrpemioler / bet qantle 2aue.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14
AYERS
Cherry PICTORIAL.

fom 1uFusr al 1itialo, bar rift zig iom sen autrs.S'
fs Rsoiein At tass til I paa'ommtuos 1tliaIss. Ten
liuSr,r firar os i.a6tr Gsi,H for IN iuIeit7neis S,itr,'
belle. Ter F.tsrlis Tan o7Haats uS itdoisi at brus, len.
g.. 8. 9atimer, NJ d. Tt. 9uuou, 90. flyer: -Sss
bar iunest aper's Gerrp gsetoTat- en- psritei NsSiein
for aus Stass Group. S.s fsHeu til. at be Darf, Ills
falS, II linsress i.,n Fort lib uo at BRUCE esu, % leg
roasu al. Gauili,r til at brus, hem ~ytuoistist iuo'
trnHtns. Iitials. al Soh,. Group ofD.-
IL. Z. GiSion, NJ. D., IissI.tsDn, Tenn. tsr
Seq bar brus, a7,r's GB,rrp S.stsral mss ben s,sfs
Sir,uins I min praris. Ttuu, pisuuSsrlis, ssmpo'
fttsn
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-14
$1,000 for cit Stone!

futss fsrii I Btb,len. T1ur soe. fapiisl q
Rcit no. etu anhen $50, ZEN irtoif s25, 81
piettrci 8ruoeaapc. VI spisst Al iua Aa
sotott I40 uptiiae Eager for bnStigt q
s. 600 ior apfrtisitwtuttr, taat oil prgut 81
ear,rns. ssis b iitt Ct tiIir,eshiasHst. Espr
2l52. VIC
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-10-31
A THREATENING flRE
AhclpIent Blaze in HOpper's Rice Mill
Slight Damage Done.

ipIehC Blaze in HOpper's Rice Mill
Slight Damage Done.
About $40 yesterday evening the gen.
eral alarm sounded for fire discovered in
the attic OF Mr.. }. A. Hopper's rice mill
on Fort street. Smoke had bean saan
coming from that quarter for ten or f;f-
teen minutes previous, by parties return
ing by boat from the Alert reception and
by Waterman Haageson at the Homo
lulu Planning Mills. The latter sent in
an alarm whenever he found that it was
not escape steam but smoke ont of the
building which he saw.
All of the fire brigade was commend
ably prompt in getting the apparatus on
the ground, Engine Company No. l and
us volunteer Boys getting the honor of
tlrst water. The four engines were soon
at work, three at street hydrants and
the emma at the harbor. Their streams
were played on all the sides of the build
ing outside, preventing any chance of
the fire spreading If it should break out.
The fire was all in the attic of the main
building, showing at the ridge outside
before water was got on by the firemen.
1t was put out from the inside by the mill
hands, who from previous drilling were
able to find their hose in the dark. The
firemen left the place about half an hour
after arrival.
Very little damage was done by the
fire, its food being little woodwork and
refuse of rice grists There being large
quantities of rice and paddy in the mill,
some damage must have been done by
the water. Its extent could not be as
certained until daylight. There is insur-
ance on the property.
The origin of the fire is not definitely
known, but it is supposed to have been
the heating of a journal. Mill dust is
almost as infammable as gunpowder,
and under certain conditions as explo-
sive. AS the building is Of brick, with
| close iron shutters, very small degree
| of combustion before closing time might,
in the confined atmosphere, very soon
have produced the results seen. With
more ventilation the fire might not have
occurred, but if it would have had made
quicker Roadway.
Chief Engineer Wilson came from his
residence at Waikiki, about three miles
and half, in fifteen minutes to the fire.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-10-31
Soft
BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY
In all it's branches


Steamboat Steamship. Land Engines Boilers,
High Pressure or Compound.
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built complete.
with bulls OF wood iron or composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when ad-
Visable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs con-
structed with reference to the trade in which
they are to be employed. Speed, tonnage and
draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinery
made after the most approved plans. Also, all
Boiler Iron Work connected Herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler Sheet Iron, of any
size, made in suitable lengths for connecting
together, or Sheets rolled, punched and packed
for shipment, ready to be riveted on the
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIVETING, Boiler Work and Water
Pipes made by this establishments, riveteG by
hydraulic rivetiRg machinery, that quality OF
work being far superb to hand work
SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans, Steam
Winches Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plans.
SOLE Agents and manufacturers for the Pacific
Coast of the Home Safety Boiler.
PUMPS-Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation or
city works purposes, built with the celebrated
Davy Valve Motion, superior to any other
pump.
j. N. >. Williams. ..-...,........h onOIuIus
Room No. 3, upstairs, Spreck6- $ Block.
41-3m Agent for the Hawn. Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-10-31
A Longlost Prisoner Found.

On March 81, 1887, Judge Lyman SEN
fenced a Chinaman named All 10 at
Kohala to pay a fine of $50 and costs
81 40, with one days Imprisonment at
hard labor. In default of payment he
was sent up here to work out his fine IN
Oahu Prison. When the steamer touched
the wharf on arriving, the prisoner gave
the officer the slip, disappeared in the
croyd and was never seen again by the
authorities until yesterday. A native
officer from Kohala, who brought
some prisoners from there the other
day, spied All Ko on the the street rect
Yesterday and caught him: De
putty Marshal Hopkins SUI. a,n mao t me
MarshaFs clerk, and the identity OF the he
man was clear. He vas lodged in cell
to await further proceedings.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-10-31
THE ALERT RECEPTION.
A Large Party and Very Pleasant
Time.

A Large Party and Very Pleasant
Time.
Notwithstanding that the sky threat
ened a tempest of rain, great many
people responded to the invitation of
Capt. Graham and officers of the U. S. S.
Alert, for party on board Tuesday af-
ternoon. Among those attending were
His Majesty the King, H. R. H. Princess
Kaiulani, with her father, Hon. A. S.
Cleghorn, and Miss CleghOrn, II. H.
Prince David KawananakOa, His Honor
Chief Justice Judd and Mrs. Judd, His
Honor Judge Dole and Mrs. Dole, His
Excellency Geo. w. Merrill, United
States Minister, and Mrs. Merrill; Major
III. Wodehouse, British Commissioner,
and Miss WodehOuse; Mr.. Alec, Chinese
Agent; Mr.. K. w. Laine, Mexican Con
sui; Mr.. F. p Hastings, U. S. Vice-COn-
sui, and Mrs. Hastings; Mr.. j. II. Soper,
Marshal of the Kingdom, and Mrs.
Soper3 Hon. w. F. Allen and Mrs.
Alien, Capt. Wilson of the U. S. s.
Brooklyn, Capt. Nicolls of IL. B. M. 5.
Cormorant, Capt. Acland, r. N; Capt.
| Mist, r. N, and the Misses Mist Rev.
Geo. Wallace, Kew. Alex. MdCkIntOSH
and Mrs. Macintosh, DIR. Kimball, Mrs.
A. Fuller and the Misses Fuller, Mrs. j..
| O. Carter, Prof M. NJ. Scott and Mrs.
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Strong. to-
gether with many British and American
naval officers and host Of society people
| from town.
The decks were finely canopied and
| draped with flags OF all nations. Flow.
ers and foliage were tastefu!ly disposed
where they gave the best effect. Dane
ing was maintained with the most pre-
else system on the main deck, printed
order being posted up, as we'll as each
dance conspicuously bulletined. Music
of first-class order was furnished by
the full band of the U. S. S. Brooklyn.
Refreshments of the finest quality were
served on tables in the Captains and OF
ficers' mess-rooms. Captain Graham
and the officers of the Alert were ex-
tremely solicitous of the enjoyment OF
their guests. The dance was kept up
| with animation until O'Clock, the clos
ing hour in the invitations. All who
participated in the event appeared to ap-
preciate it very happily.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-10-31

The rainstorm on Monday was one OF
the heaviest that has visited the city for
some time. The lightning during the
evening was almost incessant, in the
southeastern horizon, the wind at the
time blowing fresh from the mountain.
About 9 o'clock the wind changed to
southeast, and blew increasingly till
or 2 o'clock in the morning, accompanied
with heavy rain, which fell to about So
of an inch in depth
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-10-31
PASSENGERS.
DEPARTURES.

DEPARTURES.
Ii and Hawaii, per stmr Kinau,
395 Honor Ass'te Justice r f
and Mrs Bickerton, Ashford
! Harrison, Hon A Rosa, Miss A
i 4. Hon D H Hitchcock and wife,
4 piale, J A Palmer and wife, G
t1.WC Achi, Hon E Ii Bailey, Q
Eat Atkinson, w A Whiting,
band wife, Hon II ? Baldwin, J S
b. IN Kea, Kim Cha, Y Alau, E
about 20 deck passengers.
aol, per stmr Mikahala, Oct 30
El aud wife, Mrs J Kamio, Rev J
lpSld wife, Mr. Lesser, Mr. SChem-
Mr. Kalama, 4 Chinese, and sc
EslgerS.
SlFanciscO, per bark c ID Bryant,
n Corps, wife and child, Miss A
3 Miss Tregloan, L X stephens, I
ASJ F Smith, J d Angelini.
lnea and Hanalei, per stmr Wal
a5l-Nr Muller.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-10-31
SHIPPING NOTES.
lGiAtine W. H. Dimond is being

A'ientne W. H. Dimond is being
l,- -e.-. aat q. R. Bishop
1r A.u .. takes g cargo
'' ara. &. ...
Eec SEW. due from San
a.,.La. #...
,.... Mary Winkel-
..El.. '... sound
S@aneFS w. u, Tau .... iwslani
WI S1'e THIS morning for windward
r aaI5f'can barkentine w. H. Di-
|, anu -, CAV, tomorrow with a cargo of
'ua nee Tor San Francisco.
S at Amy Turner after unloading
,,,- we're WIN leave for Manila by way
L. ' =. x win Chinese steerage pas
WI Inc latter place.
e,' N1 VI B: Godfrey has been locked
M Io oIan 10 unload her cargo OF
Isio III, , ,S1> as II she has been badly
alr Ina taT voyage hither, a portion of
\ .' ,s. are carried away.
5,ils ,j'[ a, bark Daniel Barnes has
b, TS ,r Eom the Pacific Mail Com
EIaroIIaa 70 the Kinau wharf where
BIN, 1 T;i RE'egga5ratiOns for a voyage to
llaiRi WIN oI Chinese Storage passen.
hhs3sare expected she will leave about
il 19 s,t.3 2 bark c. D. BRYANT, Cap.
nh tho october Both for San Fran
tt3kGoe / following shipment: H
@: G Roi eVZ5 bags sugar and 20(
\ ySS en mute 800 bags sugar; sun
\ Donastpo'y Kegs and 100 bnchs ban.
'C value, $50, 273 20.
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F0lice Court.
TUESDAY, Oct 90

AlaiOI. TUESDAY, Oct. so.
had Ia5 S,enyin 4th degree, twenty
9Ok a6aotan and costs 81 40. Pris-
wag5,% u ng-strap from G. K.
@. a' the band concert on
|. sasd&2a s ~ Is Sing, All Keang and All
II y aasi "a ~ u Sunday, two middle
n Yah ~ each and first and last
,4,aan.a
Ise' 90. is discharged for opium
! + 5%a oot55ss Ill yin, in 5Re,formatory
! n S9e out Of TN The school. Prisoner
y ~ 18th Prison Prs for similar con
\ ~AOt ernst INST. His time AT the
plre until December is,
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THE EVA TROUBLE.

reinforcement of the Defiers of Law
a resident of Eva district is authority
for the statement that the recalcltrant
leper and his confederate have been
ioined by q dozen daredevil COWBOYS.
They are fully equipped with firearms
and have the evident intention OF max
ing desperate resistance to the au-
thOrities,
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Judge Dayton told frequent offender
for drunkenness on Monday that he did
not want to see his face again for three
months. The man was run in again last
night, having only 80 cents in his pocket.
When arrested the previous time he had
$40 an
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'Ourt-At Chambers.
TUEsDAY, Oct. 80.

d, -. TUEsDAY, Oct. 80.
\ NlbaJiIeon' Before Mr.. Justice
Iaaj1m5UDala vs.. Police Justice Day
Ee3ey,jGjspoass,, A, Rosa for petitioner.
dent 81, a. =. w. Ashford for re-
oh 'OF hearing on Novem-
|s2o In F ,5s'on Before Mr.. Justice
v 7. ln6ase matter of the estate of
|9ei. P e5;at!y Of Waimea, Hawaii,
>afge. n, 'C u OF administrator for
W Parties i Creighton representing
~ and hut h. yhlS matter informally
sed hon ' T the date of hearing
o Nonino tuesday,, November Is,
'a'at 6a T9ay, November 26, Mr..
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His Excellency the American Minister
Resident attended the Planters meeting
during the forenoon yesterday, and in
the afternoon Minister Thurston was
present.
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advertisements.

Subscribers to the DAILY ADVERTISE or
WEEKLY GAZETTE who do not receive their
papers promptly by the carriers, are re-
ouested to give immediate notice by tele-
nhone or otherwise to the Gazette office,
telephone number SO.
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Judge Bickerton, accompanied by his
VIE, and several attorneys left for the
Walmea Circuit Court by the Khan