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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-08
THE PANTHEON"
Soft
BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY
In all it's branches.

In all Its branches.
Steamboat Steamship Land Engines Boilers,
High Pressure or Compound.
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built complete,
with hulIs 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 or 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 establishment, riVeted by
hydraulic rivetiDg machi merry, that quality OF
work being far superior 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. s. Williams. .............. Honolulu
| Room No 8, upstairs, Sprecke.S' Block.
41-3m Agent for the Hawn. Islands.
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sunreme Court-At Chambers.
WEDNESDAY, Nov.

EQUITY Division. Before Chief Justice
.Judd. ii. A. P. Carter vs.. KaaikauIa.
G. L. Carter for plaintiff; no appearance
Of or for defendant. Petition for lore
closure of mortgage. Continued from
SIst ult. !; further continuance until l4th
inst.
Law Division. Before the Chief Jus
t;ce In re bankruptcy of Geo. D. Freeth,
w CL!G Honolnlu. c. L. Carter for bankrupt ;
the latter in person. Seven claims are
proved amounting to $99O.65. Chas. l..
Barter is declared elected as assignee to
act under 5000 bond.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

..smer Viva arrived last night from
homer W. G. Hall sails tomorrow
Ne -rg for Maui and Hawaii.
howl Forest Queen received sugar
ss steamer w. G. Hall yesterday.
F5,.EW 3. Godfrey is at the Fort
Mari having her damaged bulwarks
d
ork ANY Turner finishes to-day
Nm, her general freight for here ex-
M.
French iron bark Delphine Melanie
sisv in ballast for Maiden Island to
aln0 for home.
steamer Iwalani sails at 8 o'clock
-gning for Lahaina en- route to the
ziC4 cast.
ynrsentine S. G.. Wilder finishes I'M
gcargo to-day. She will wait for su-
HGSal Francisco.
schooner Leahi was lowered from
Marine Railway on Wednesday, and
cave to-day for Hanalei, Kauai.
RN.S flagship Swiftsure received
af7 go tons coal on Wednesday from
yhmers Liholiho and Mary E. Eos
nihe steamer Pele which were towed
ghe fagship's steam launches.
h5eman iron bark IL. Hackfeld has
-eei unloading her 1 400 tons general
t.Or here, and has still about 900 tons
y. transit for San Francisco for which
ArAewil leave about next Tuesday.
Na~ than five steam launches from H,
j flagship Swiftsure were plying be.
IN the vessel and the shore during
's-siay, and their performance was
"a! admired, some of them steamlng al
RTnpid rate.
"a: American full-rigged ship Daniel
ns Captain Slower, is expected to leave
e5N.mOrrOw or Satur lay with abou'
sVoneSe Storage passengers for Hong
I! The Daniel Barnes is wooden yes
y i56 tons register, about the larges
@a merchant vessel that ever entered
,-al.u harbOr, and was built in Maine
-sATays well kept; anyone visiting
a. any time of the day will Away:
I4aG In excellent trim. This city is no
often favored with the presence o
--'AooIe vessel as the Daniel Barnes.
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acknowledgment.

ssass.aina y OF the Library and
Se Ammo noon Association has requested
kdaIi ~, lalISER to acknowledge on his
,ad rr. me receipt OF forty-two dollars
hS at ~ cents from the contribution
Raepb'auIss,es election on Tuesday at Mr..
och a"5o ogy Is store. The idea Of placing
..al tributionS, sue f voting place, to receive
,I.Qton, is nn IGr some worthy local in
se9 . with Nh TrueGrstood to have origin
Iedt is due e.. Graenhalgh, to whom
Sat. The TT III ms Kindness and fore
salch Several IIprary Is an institution to
y avea Iargaa owell-known citizens have
t,slOited w ~ amount of patient and un-
@ support TN tx, and it is deserving of all
'ue public can give it.
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OAHU COLLEGE.
a'atiOn in the Wednesday Noon
Meeting.

'''iatiOn in the Wednesday Noon
Meeting.
.le'e was union meeting at Oahu
-'e on Wednesday noon instead of
"suIar monday meeting for girls
VyS respectively. The topic of the
sung was, EMISSION work in India"
new A. D. Bissell, having been
Ald brought up in the Bombay
~uVlcy, gave half hours talk to
""ents on mission work there. He
''" The pride of birth taken by the
~ S castles, and who look upon the
II ,' r-aSS almost with contempt. He
S.,I L,e an instance of how he uninten-
d. ~ ,!, stepped on stone regarded with
SO s' g, reverence by a certain
A7iiiir "uO We're engaged repairing their
s.,s ,u =. winch resulted in all the work
Nr,.S5T Ou ,6 being thrown away as being
,s,,a, G. Ihey preferred to endure
AIM No. - III the remainder of the day to
ett% S "'e Iood, so great was their super
.@,bs, prejudice. Another incident
Se ms3 u native woman coming along
SeI VIII with an earthenware vessel
q he, '' wat, water on her head. The hem
alc6si garment blown by the wind
'try ini,. G;lln, and the woman became
lllter s Ci,ayed and threw away all the
Iany o o,b again to refill her container.
aei by ,' M interesting facts were re-
'oed Win MI Blssell. The meeting was
payer. nun hun a lyric song and the Lords
Rev. N, VU ~ In the Hindu language, by
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Notice to Creditors.

-11p UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN DULY
arnointed and qualified 40 mi III strators
with the Will annexed OF the estate OF oalnus s
Gardner Wilder, late of Homo ulu, ueceaseu u, :,
barei,v notify ali persons having claims asalhs'
ia deceased to present the same, duly authen-
ticated with the proper vouchers II any 1n,
even if secured by mortgage, to WIN Z 49, iII
Eco at the bank of Bishop Co., hono .I1 = !,
[itfhin six months from this date or they Will De
49,, barred A +. JUDD,
1oreN W. F ALLEN,
Admit nistrators with the Will annexed VI 'ne
Estate of s. G. Wilder, deceased. 500
Honolulu. Oct. II, lsSS. IzfO-Oe --0
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CHU ON & co.,
Importers and Dealers fn
Chinese & Japanese Goods
AZ NUUANU STREET.

Have constantly on hand Silk, Satin,
Grape, Grass Cloth, Embroidered and
Hemstitched Silk and Grass Cloth
Handkerchief, Silk and Grape Shawls
and Scarfs.
A great variety of Chinese and Japa-
nese Tea Sets, Vases, Bronze and Lac
quered Wares.
Ivory, Sandalwood and Tortoise Shell
CARD Cases, Paper Cutters, Fans and
Jewelry Cases.
Gold and Silver Jewelry, setting with
Tiger Claws, Cats Eyes and Amber,
such as Scarf Pins, Earrings, Bracelets,
Necklaces, Etc.
An assortment of Chinese and Japa-
nese Nick-Nacks and Curiosities too nu-
merous to specify.
Chinese Mating a specially.
Ebony and Marble Furniture in sets
Tables, Chairs and Settles.
A full assortment of Flower Pots, Arti-
fetal Flower Baskets, Eacquersd and
Bamboo Goods, Etc.
New Goods received by every steamer.
The public are respectfully invited to
| inspect our goods. Il-3m
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Honolulu Engine Company No. |, at
it's meeting last night, resolved to hold a
nav ball on the 10th inst, the Kings
birthday. Particulars will be given
later. The ball will be held at the
Rifles Armory. That was all the bust
ness other than routine before the meet
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Mr.. L. J. Levison came round and
gave all hands in the ADVERTISER office
a milk shake. 1t was more agreeable
than the shake for 'fat copy" except to
the lucky comp. The shaker supple
mented the treat with flute serenade
to cheer up (?) the night editor.
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The aftermath of the Presidential cleo
ton was reaped at the Police Station, in
the arrest of about dozen persons for
drunkenness, betN cen the closing OF the
polls and three o'clock on Wednesday
morning. Most of these too enthusiastic
indiyid1als were, naturally, foreigners:
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advertisements.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

ME PUBLISHER ALMANAC
IN preparation for its should be sent by Nov GOTH
The steady demand this shown in the
the edition for 1889 will be
Patrons will
publisher
q, Rates Full page, $40; \ $3.50 Is ST.
Colored inset and inside
of
island mailed
THOS g. THRUM Publisher.
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His Majesty will receive Admiral Hen.
cage and officers of H. B. NJ. f. S. Swift.
sure at IL o'clock to-day.
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Seven hack drivers from different
stands took boat ride out to visit the
SWlttsure yesterday afternoon.
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Box plan for Patience" and "The
Bind Beggars" opens at Messrs. J. E.
brown d Co.'s a. m. tomorrow.
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Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing Co.
is called together on the 18th, to consider
making a change in the amount of capital
stock, etc.
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The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Andrew,
Cathedral will meet in the old church al
2: 80 o'clock this afternoon.
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mOaaers for schoolhouse.

Tenders received by the Board of Edu-
cation for building 72ft. K 6ft. school,
house, with verandas on both sides, at
IUoirooo Kauai. were as follows:
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A meeting of the executive officers of the
Hawaiian Rife Association will be held
at the Hawaiian Hotel Saturday evening
at 8 o'clock
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The homeward pennant of the U. S. S.
brooklyn, which was flying from the
main truck yesterday, is $50 feet long.
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Mechanic Engine Company No. 2 sus-
pended large number of members for
arrears last night. Other business was
merely routine.
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Government school teachers will OBJ
serve an important notice for their
benefit In the official column.
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Attention is directed to the Education
Office notice elsewhere relating to tut
ton fees" The high school course at
Fort-street school will be charged at the
rate of one dollar, instead of fifty cents
per week, after the first of next year.
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Mr.. Bissell's singing class opens at 7
O'Clock sharp at the INC. A. hall this
evening. There was an attendance of %
last session.
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The Kaumakapili organ recital is post
poned from to morrow until an evening
of next week not named.
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Auction sales of ava licenses are offici-
ally advertised for the 9th prox.
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The Minister of the Interior in the Off
cial column publishes extracts from the
oil storage and fire limits laws, for the
guidance and warning of all concerned.
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The K. H. B. gives a business mems
concert at the postoffice this morning
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New schools and schoolhouses are the
order of the day.
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Annual Meeting
WAlHEE SUGAR Go.

u,HF ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE WAIHEE
sugar Co. viii be held on MOND pay. NGV en-
her u 1855 at the office of G. Brewer 6 Co.,
49, street Honolulu, at 10 o'clock a. m.
S990+6 j. 0. CARTER, Secretary.
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Mr.. H. F. Poor, of the Postal Savings
Bank, who has many old Eastern ac-
uuaintances among the officers of the
Brooklyn, was last on board that ship,
before her present visit to this port, in
the Brooklyn navy yard.
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NOTICE.

IN AND AFTER OCTOBER 1, 1883, CHI GEN
is alone authorized to sign tue x II = & co
aim QUONG SAM hEE 8 W.
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Mrs. Horn, the amiable helpmeet of
the pioneer" proprietor, kindly re-
membered the whole ADVERTISER staff
last night with a liberal treat OF ice cream.
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The remains of the late 7. Aki, Chin
csc millionaire, will be sent to China by
the ship Daniel Barnes. They were
brought to town from Eva by the
schooner Kawailani.
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This evening the Debating Society has
land mortgages as a topic, whether they
are an evil. The discussion may fairly
introduce any phase of the question, and
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The last named firm, residents OF the
locality, got the contract.
The City Treasurer of San Diego mas
redeemed $4,000 worth OF sewer ponos'
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DIR. McGrew has amicably and salts
factorily settled a claim for damages
done in the recent collision on the Eva
road, when horse driven by man in
his employ ran into brake belonging to
Hon. G.. II, Judd.
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Young men should make their appoint
ments tomorrow evening include hear
ing DR.. F. r. Days practical talk in the
Y. NJ. G. A. parlors, on Emergencies,
and how to meet them"
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Mr. F. Horn, who catered for the re-
ceptions on the U. S. S. Alert and Brook
Ign, has received fattering testimonial
and recommendation from the wardroOm
mess caterer of the latter ship.
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. Receipts of Produce
PASSENGERS.

r.;.Iua per stmr c. R. Bishop,
Z W. Ts' Holt, wife and family, and 20
lsengeTs.
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Tobaeco nllI.-sInce ll.e last !s.ue q

Tobacco Biil-Since tie last issue Of IL
iSDErESDESr the Inspection Committee had
reported Mr. Edelen's bill FOR thu abolition /
compulsory inspection with amendments. 4
One Of the amendments allows the grower,
storage 10 the warehouses, where storage onlt
is requested, at the rate Of twenty-five cent?
per hogshead for the arst two months and
fifteen cents per month thereafter, anothef
provides that no private inspector shall usf
the warehouses for private inspection. The
third amendment WAS TO the effect that If the
warehouses ran behind any one year $40 900
the warehouses ,hould be sold and the pro.
ceeds arising from their sale divided smoug
the tobacco-growing counties according TO
their population This was intended by tue
origiuators to kin the bill, for IL such an
amendment were permitted, Carroll, which
produces only about one-teuth Of the amount
Of tobacco that is grown in Charles &C unity
would have gotten three or four times The
amount which Charles would have received
from the proceeds Of their sale Mr. Posey
ever on the alert ia the interest Of his consut
uents, quickly perceiying the objec; and in
tenton Of the origiuators, who not having
the manhood to fight the bill openly, but
sought by carefully wotded amendments to
make it so that on lis final passage it would
be defeated, Ia a vigorous and earnest speech,
exposed their plans. When The vote was
taken on the amendment it was stricken ou..
aud the bill now goes to it, third reading and
will doubtless become a law We do not
know nor can we say that either of the gen
tlemen will be before the people again asking
for their sufrages. but this We do know that
the people Of this and other counties Of South
ern Maryland will forever owe debt Of graf
itude to the HonorabIes r. II Edelen and A
Posey, who, during the whole Of this session
have so manfuly battled for the interests Of
their people against those who in the begin
ming, appeared hostile to measures for which
our farmers earnestly pleaded.
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Resolutions Of Respect.-At a meeting
of the Internal Revenue Gausers stationed in
Baltimore held in respect to the memory Of
the late VIM. II. Gray, OF Charles county,
Md. it was unanimously
ResoiUed, That We deeply deplore the sud-
den and untimely death Of our late much be-
loved brother Gauger VIM H. Cray and
while We bow in humble submission to the in
scrntdble will OF an al-wise Providence we
take pleasure in bearing testimony to his
many noble and excellent traits OF character
10 his genial and obligiag disposition, his
generous unseIhsh nature, his exceeding gem
temanly department at all times, his assdlous
attention and application in the discharge OF
his duties; qualities that excited.t the admira-
ton, won the esteem, aud engaged the love Of
I'll with whom he was brought in Official Or
social contact.
Rexoieed, That to his sorely afflicted widow
and children we tender our deepest sympathy
in this the hour of their augui aud greet
aud we trust, that the same Providence that
tsmpers tue wind to tie shorn lamb, may deal
tenderly aud mercituly with tnem.
ReSoiped That the Secretary OF this meet
ing u directed TO send an eusr0ssel copy OF
these Resolutions to Tue widow and children
OF our late brother Giuger, AMI to furnish d
copy OF the sumo to the press OF the State.
WALLAGE OwlNGs, Secretary
A handsomely engrossed copy u the above
resolutions, in tn appropriate frame, Was sent
Yesterday to Mrs. tlrdy, tue widow OF the late
Wm 4. Gray.
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Transfers ofPropert,

Transfers Of Property Deeds From
Thomas H. Gather and wife 10 Samuel D.
Webb, for 'Gunston consideration $4,000,
Vim. Youngman and wife to Joseph Il Penn,
for 50 acres Of ani consideration, $1,000 :
VIM Cox and wife to A. Posey for do1er in
ierest in "Lucketts LEVELS consideration,
S25 J. II Mitchell and l.. A. Wilmer to
VIM W. Padgett, for life interest in farm OF
Vim hewitt,
Bills of sale.-Dennis Hawkins and wife TO
G j r HUNT 4 Co; consideration, S36 05
Bernard Mitchell to q J r. HUNT 4 Co ;
consideration, $50 65 Annie J. Montg 1mery
to A. Posey; consideration, S504. Frederick
Whee.et to Louise Wheeler; consideration.
SIS. G. p Oliver to Adaway II. Oliver;
consideration, S5l5 81 Louisa Madison and
Lewis Young to J. Walter Carpenter; consid.
Grafton, $3.50. Cen 70 10 l.. Allison
Wilmer; consideration, $40. Marceuus G
Dy son to II Il Swami; consideration, S4j =
Ignatius Burch and wi:e to Thomas NJ. Wolfe;
$50.
Mortgages Samuel D. Webb to Thomas
II. Gather, on "Gunstou," consideration,
$4,000. B. F. Burch to Mary ]. Burch, on
CHERRY Lame" consideration, $500 James
E. Murdoch aud wife to Charles Il. Henderson,
on Cedar Shelter; consideration, $3.50.
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Give them q Chance!

That is 70 sty, your lungs. Also all your
breathing machinery. Very wonderful ma
chinery il is MI only the larger air passages,
out the thousaudS of little tubes and cavities
leading from them.
When these are clogged and choked with
matter which ought mol 10 he there, your lungs
cannot half do their work, And what tuey
do, they cannot do we'll.
Call it cold, cough Group, pneumonia, ca
tarrh consumption or auy OF the family OF
throat and nose and head nd lung obslruc-
tons, all are bad. All ought to be got I id
of. There is Just one sure way to got rid Of
them. That is to take Boschees German
syrup, which any druggist will sell you at
75 cents a bottle. Even if everything else
bias failed you, you may depend upon this for
Ger ain.
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A g a + d.

70 the Legislators Of Ad.-We, the Demo
cratic and conservative Voters of the 5th Dis
trict, do respectfully represent that Messrs
Cox and Davis, whom we honored WITH cur
votes, will best serve the interest of tie citi
Gems OF Charles, and other tobaceo-growing
counties # Maryland. by returning home on
the next train, and that we solicit the Com
mlttee on Finance TO immediately pay the ex-
penses OF our above misrepresentation to their
ho mes, and the interest OF our people will b
mus insured 1t the Finance Committee hes.
ttates to pay the above car fave, We, the Cit
zeus of tic oh District viii cheerfully pay The
same. Tue citizens OF the 9th District thor
oughly endorse Lord Hugh" The Times
Sarcasm and i'll timed jest, doat answer
Mtehell's arguments.
mh l6-at# SIS
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Graduate We were much gratifed upon
the reception Of a card of invitation to attend
the Commencement Exercises Of the class Of
IS, ofthe Medical Department Of the University
of Georgetown, to find thereon the name of one
ofour most popular young men, H. NJ. Bar
Der. Mr.. Barber for several years taught
school near "Glazvar, and with the proceeds
saved, entered the Medical Department of
Georgetown College, and on Monday last in
Washington at Albaughs Opera House, receiy-
ed the much coveted, and his case we feel con
fdent, much deserved sheep skin which makes
him full-hedged physician. We tender our
friend sincere congratulations, and wish
him successful. career rith many patients,
and few funerals