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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-07-08
Purser's Memorandum.

The steamer "Zealandia," K. Won
Orterendorp, Commander, sailed from
San Francisco June Doth, II p. m. passed
the outer buoy at L 10 a. m. June Both.
Passed the Company's Steamer ala
medal July Sd at 10 a. M, and arrived at
Honolulu July 9th at 5 80 p. m.
The "Zealandia" brings Al Cabin and
Is steerage passengers, 5731 tons of cargo
for Honolulu, IA cabin and 40 steerage
passengers and 1900 tons of cargo for the
Colonies.
Weather-June 80 to July LIST fresh N.
w. wind and rough sea. July I'd tC
Honolulu light n. e. is N. n. E. winds
and fine clear weather.
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THE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE
l. that she has been appointed executrix
of the will of her late husband, William
Cooper Parke. All persons having any
claims against his estate, whether secured
by mortgage or otherwise, are requested to
present the same duly authenticated and
with proper vouchers, if any exist, to her
at the office of w. F. Allen, Esq, in Homo
lulu, within six months from date, or they
will be forever barred; and all persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment to said W. T. Allen.
ANNIE S. PARKE.
Honolulu, June "a, 1889.
150-1m 1277-4t
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The June number of "Handicraft" is
received, and it contains well-written
article upon education in this kingdom,
and also several interesting paragraphs
of news connected with the Kameha-
meha school. AS a sample of local re-
porting in it's columns, we extract the
following: ga restaurant keeper at the
corner of Liliha and King streets has the
enticing name of Kun Yin. Another,
near the bridge, named Kun Long, is a
trihe blunter in his hospitality"
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POLICE COURT.
SATURDAY, July 6.

SATURDAY July Q.
One Chinaman for having opium in
possession, pleaded guilty and was SEN
fenced to two months hard labor and
5000 fine, also 81 costs. Appeal noted.
Another Chinaman, charged with a
similar offence, was discharged.
Two DRINKS forfeited bail.
Two fornicators were remanded until
the 9Th inst.
CIVIL CASES.
Leloa, accused of deserving the service
of the I. I. s. n. Co. consented to return,
and was 80 ordered, So costs.
Webster VS.. All Fook. Summary pos
session of land. Continued until July s.
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SUPREME COURT.
JULY TERM.

JULY TERM.
SATURDAY. July 6.
The King VS.. Jim Kukona, for house
breaking. A verdict of guilty was rend-
cred, and he was sentenced to three
years hard labor.
THE CONTEMPT CASE. v
The Marshal being before the Court,
the Court said-"The conclusion of the
proceedings yesterday in the matter of
the order committing the Attorney Gen
eraI to twenty-four honrs imprisonment
was, that as this had not been duly exc
cuted you would further report to the
Court your further proceedings therein.
But it appearing to the court that the
detention in the Station House for four
hours was partial execution of the SEN
tence, and that it cannot properly be ex-
ecuted during several days in separate
fractional periods of the term, which is
one day of twenty-four hours. And
moreover that the proper execution of
the sentence has now passed by, the
further execution thereof is hereby or
dered to be RENTED, and this will be
endorsed by the clerk on the order of
commitment.
AS for the fine imposed upon your
self, the court takes into consideration
the very difficult position you were in
from being subordinate officer of the
Attorney General.
You stated that you were advised by
legal counsel that the form in which you
reported that you had carried out the
sentence was legal execution thereof,
and it does not appear that you were in
| fact contumacious.
The legal disobedience may therefore
| be condoned.
The fine imposed is hereby ordered to
be RENTED, and the clerk will SO enter
| it,
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shipping NOTES.

a4ei W. G. Hall sails tomorrow
7aer Pele brought % head of
Saturday,. ' "
q Cai6arien sailed on Saturday
NJ Island. - N'''
- .SI1 Discovery sailed on Sat
Foit Townsend.
~.en1ne Planter takes in sugar
''5@-ler Alkahala this morning.
~ ,--iTI ,i L'heiike brought on Satur-
s. u A'des, = pigs, and 81 pkgs.
IlSJ !! SMaImaIu brought on Sat
- u Olla trewOod from Puma,
h, iS IN; aLlGa hal arrived yesterday
IVY atll 0,24S bags sugar, 1856 do.
!" paddy, and IS hides. -' w.
s. s'. gl nlaqea Hou took on Satur-
Easebi 5yrgral merchandise, eighty
& Booa lyry, including three rollers.
Ea,5 'g Tt Iron Works for Homo
Ess,1n11ne steamer Lehua took the
u' weighing about eighty
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.


Iliuai. per stmr Waialeale, July 6
E.D, J RuilSon, and , deck pas
Kauai, per stmr Mikahala, July
IAgs, J F Hamburg, 4natiyes, and
zSsngerS.
IIlli, per stmr LlkeIike, July G.
NH Renter, Master Baker, + NJ
|lE John Richardson, w J Lourie,
Daughter, c H Dickey, Miss S Nc
John Noble, c Leonard, w A
chinese. and 81 deck passengers.
20 Francisco, per S S ZeaIandla,
Rlige R + BiCkertOn, Mrs Breton
EleH, ? e CamarinOs. Hon w r
q and nurse, John Early, w D
1en GrIeve, DR. H P Hugus and
: ? Jones, Edward Lycan, J E
J L Mclean and wife, Mrs r
p child, DR. w A Mack. L E
E9S Roth and child, Mrs S Saw
smith, Miss Julia Smith, Mrs
i-l and child, \ D Thomas, wife
-- y, Geo B Thompson, NJ A
= Imnie F Whittier, DR. c Lau-
u v Schewiakoff, IS steerage,
s&hsers Tor Auckland and "A for
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PARIS, June 28.-Charlotta Patti,
the well known singer and sister OF
Adelina Patti, the renowned canta-
trice, died here to-day. She leaves
a considerable fortune, all of which
she earned in her profession.
A despatch to the Chronicle from
Durham says: The Governor OF
Delagoa Bay has telegraphed to the
Portuguese Consul here that the de-
cree cancelling the railway conces-
sion has been rescinded, and that the
company will continue the building
of the railroad.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.
The California Fruit Market

The California Fruit Market
~ 3Fhas received by the Zealandla
SS refrigerator from San Francisco
a large supply OF Riverside oranges, lemons,
Mexican lines, oysters, cherries, green
Cages, plums, Bartlett pears and other
fruits. o-u
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HOW They Stand.

Following is the standing of the clubs
in the Hawaiian Baseball League up to
date, including last Saturdays game.
The game between the Honolulus and
Stars on the Fourth of July not having
been settled as yet:
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I'm Foreign Ports
D., from Foreign Ports.

n Port from Foreign Ports.
rD.oi.war PilcOmayo, f Valen-
,-f ;-1.s. A Clarke, Esquimalt.
& Green, Tutuila.
Isl Jersey, Mcdonald, Newcas-
FL Nan, Smith, Newcastle.
| I'M Morning Star, Garland, 5 S l.
5,Dter, Dow, San Francisco.
Ia Allen, Thompson, San Fran
|lir Hardwood, Williams, Hong
|,Tr7ight, Larsen, Rowland Island.
pW c Irwin, San Francisco.
Ii B Godfrey, Dabel, San Fran
| 81 Castle, Hubbard, San Fran
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1t is rumored that another yact race
will take place in Hawaiian waters at an
early date. The trials on the "Fourth"
have been the means of suggesting inn
provements to several of the yachts; and
these alterations will in many cases be
made, so that another trial may be con-
fdently expected.
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A large quantity of matter in type has
been crowded out of this issue, but will
appear tomorrow.
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The Wilder's Steamship Company car
ried the members of the band, that went
to Maui, free OF charge.
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The Deputy Assessor and Collector of
Taxes for Honolulu and the District of
Kona, Oahu, has an important notice in
our "By Authority" column.
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9a55s2 Government is seeking
i E 5' t5D Of several Martins
Is ! !, ne e. world with a view 1VvD to
clam a as,} the United d
Pa Of , ana In reference to the
Ii t h anFo9ltration, and has re-,
10 Ds a.. Dominion Government nm
a ra soiio3 until a settlement
ns ar4ed' 1t is stated that,
kea ipp;td9e powers which 6id1
asat united n1 to take part in 1 the
si6s r R,; support of the cont ero
5lp Df5 Sas Government hold
y stst eJa rs IS not a closed sea,
5 t6ro 'Da that the claims for
/ dough the seizure r9n Of t hDe
When tb " submitted to ar
5 alien ' u1 question of juris-
Fs 1aaay has sued tho ,r.n
Gbel, bee.laand the London
!! abon{ pVcause Of publiehino =,
'onap. mother being a
died At June 2 %. : Simon
dsacs at jS 3 O'clock O'clock tonight might
SENATOR a 53ii cs siss upon IL? the h
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Among the through passengers by the
Zealandia, there were none requiring
special mention, excepting Consul G. w.
Griffin, who was to have sailed by the
previous steamer, and at that time
notice of him was published in this
paper.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-07-08

The Kaiulanis were again defeated
by the Hawaiis on the Makiki diamond
on Saturday afternoon by a score Of
twenty-seven to five. The attendance
was small and the playing away below
the average. Several new players made
their appearance.
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The Uptown Bookstore is to the front
again with novelties; some of which, at
reduced prices, are over from the Fourth
of July. See advertisement in another
column.
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A meeting of Iolani Boat Club will
take place to-day at II o'clock noon at
the Kings boathouse.
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Gold coin is now in plentiful circula-
ton. $4,000 additional gold coin was
received per Godfrey by Bishop & Co.
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The Anglican Church Chronicle for
July is published. This number has an
abundance of interesting reading, both
religious and secular.
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, ,e..... li Davies, for Maui and
qeGregor, for Nolok"i' .
Minis, Nelson, for Koolau
..,.ro. Everett, for Wal
d .,lnas ; Ila ca. for Kapaa'
s;pn. rr.noIei.
BIZ iol j I Fila for Ko0lau.
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.Twenty-three head of Galloway cattle
are on the way to Honolulu blythe w. S.
Bovine. These high-bred animals were
purchased at Sacramento by Mr.. B. F.
Dillingham; of this city.
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Purser McLane of the Zealandia has
the thanks of the ADVERTISER and
GAZETTE for files of newspapers and
other favors.
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A copy of the GAZETTE OF 18th of
July 1888, is wanted by Mr.. A. H. Rase-
mann, bookbinder.
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Sugar has advanced another a of a
cent per pound-S.2 2-100 cents is the
price quoted.
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advertisement.
NOTICE.

DURING MY TEMPORARY ABB
~ sence from the Kingdom, my wife,
Julia A. Williams, will act for me under a
full power of attorney.
J. J. WILLIAMS,
5-3t 1O2 Fort street.
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The baseballs used by the League this
season are Of a poor quality, no less than
three were used in Saturdays game.
Two had the covers ripped after being in
use only short time.
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The Foreign jurors will be required to
attend at the Supreme Court this morn
ing.
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The Umatilla carried from Honolulu
on the 5th inst.-3473 letters and 1890
prints.
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Tenders for a new Custom House
building close to-day noon at the Inte-
rior Office.
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Stevens OF Maine is to be the next U.
S. Minister Resident at Honolulu.
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1t is said that Mr.. P. c.. Jones has
engaged large portion of the passenger
accommodation of the w. g. Hall on
her next trip, for party going to visit
the volcano.
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Public Moonlight Concert.

The Royal Hawaiian Band will give a
concert this evening, at Emma Square,
commencing at Z 80 o'clock. Following
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DIED,

r, n" TIa at5 Kanapali, Maui.
|l'saocS '' S Joseph G. HOWE, a native
''Ouand, aged 10 years and
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OErA'l SATURDAY, July 6.
oferendorp, for the
Mcneil, Puget sound md.
Epseorery, Af Perkins, Trainings
\ sioarien' O
=, Bou. Cameron, for Ham
q. ,rIifor Hawai-.
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- TorOIUDU, H. l.

'
,FF' SATURDAY. July TO-, ..
ia. oterendorp' I days
&C. S2.,ries, from Maui anu
campbell from A''"IS"
(. . s,,ss. 5.s" 5 @5s'"': from
il. kuikahi. from " al
1 i1ln9 1i,,iregor, from Mol0kai'
'a,soilIr from Puma
}y.ln,In. F0-il SUNDAY, July l.
-, Freeman. from .I Kauai:
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Notice to Creditors.

5-3t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-13
MARDI GRAS.
Mr.. Snedaker,s Account of the Fes
tival.

Mr.. Snedakerss Account of the Fes.
tival.
Mr.. W. H. Snedaker, the representa-
tive in this territory of the D. & R. G.
road, arrived yesterday with his wife
from New Orleans, where he has been
participating in the Mardi Gras carnival.
He says that it was a magnificent affair
and that the residents of the Crescent
City never remember such an enormous
attendance at the festival before.
The Freman's parade took place on
Sunday, the Sd inst, and on Monday the
King of the Carnival arrived in his
launch of state. Tuesday was the grand
day, and then there were two street pro-
cessions, one in the morning and one
in the afternoon, the festivities winding
up with grand balls in the evening. Mr..
Snedaker met the famous "Bill'' Muir
ray about town, who will be remembered
in this city, where he long resided as
representative of the Illinois Central.
Bill was one of the Mardi Gras csmmit-
tee, and did the honors nobly, entertain
ing Mr.. Snedaker in regal style. A big
representation of railroad men was on
hand, and one of them, who is asso-
ciated with the Fort Scott, became so
hilarious on Tuesday night while out at
Spanish Fort that it was consid-
cred prudent to place him in confinement,
The regular places were full, however
and he was taken to the menagerie and
locked up in an empty bear cage, where
passed the night.
Mr.. Snedaker speaks of newly-in'
vented weighing machine that will be
out west in the course of a few weeks
and was in full working order in New
Orleans. The person who desires rec
ord of avoirdupois steps on to stand
whereupon music within it starts play
ing and, second or so later, little
card stamped with the weight in pounds
of the specnlator is thrown out.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-13
THE SUPERVISORS.
Matters of Interest which Were
Considered Yesterday.
TUESDAY, March II, 1889.

TUESDAY, March II, 1889.
The Board of Supervisors met yes
terday morning, all the members pres,
ent.
The contract and bond OF Sharples &
Lindgren, the contractors for the build
ings on the County Farm, were pre-
sented, and on motion referred to the
District Attorney.
The sum of $400 was transferred from
the General Fund to the Ranchito Fund.
The following resolution was, on motion
of Supervisor Davis, adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has been the custom of
the Board to allow extra time to many OF
the appointed deputies in proportion to
the amount paid annually, and
WHEREAS, There are many young men
and ladies now in our city and county
seeking employment, and who are
capable and willing to perform such
extra labor for our county officials, there
fore, be it
Resolved, That, on and after this
date March II, 1880, unless other
wise ordered by the Board, no extra
time be allowed any appointed deputy for
overwork, and we would request our
county officials to distribute all extra
work required to those who are compe-
tent and in need of employment.
r. Del Valle, attorney for the objectors
in the Anaheim irrigation matter, asked
for continuance, which was granted, till
the 18th inst, owing to sickness of a wit
ness and the absence of Hon. s. M.
White.
The map of the survey of Mission Road
was ordered placed on file and the Road
Book.
The County Surveyor was directed to
make survey of the land offered by Mr..
Currier for the SaI Jose road.
The contract of Sharples & Lindgren
for the County Farm buildings was ap-
proved and signed and ordered recorded.
The contract of j. R. Dinsmore for
grading National Boulevard and Military
avenue was similarly disposed of.
The Road Overseer of Los Angeles
district was directed to give ten days
notice to ali parties obstructing the Ba-
con & Stoneman road, to remove such
distractions.
The Board then adjourned till Satur.
| day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-13
Depot JOttangs.

Mr.. H. Van Arnam, travelling passen-
ger Agent of the Southern Pacific, left for
the North last night.
Messrs. A. N. Towne and @. P. Hun
tington will arrive on the Southern Pa
cific system at Ell Paso on the 18th inst.
There promises to be big rush at the
opening excursion to Catalina on the
18th. Captain Banning's new steamship
the "Hermosa" will open the season.
The Chicago and Alton people claim
that they can make the run from Kansas
City to Chicago in twelve hours and a
half.
On and after the 25th inst. the South
ern Pacific will run an excursion every
Sunday to Catalina. The round trip
will be made in the day the train leaving
here for San Pedro at A. NJ and return
inc at p NJ
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-13
Punmnn Pnssenrers.

The following Pullman passengers left
yesterday for San Francisco and the
East:
By the 20 P. NJ. train-Mrs. Arnold,
Mrs. M. T.. Arnold. w. A. Nygh, Miss
Mjorkman, Chas. Van Luren, Mr.. Ma
son, John Thompson, Mary Conway,
Mr.. Stoddard. r. J. Whaley, Mr..
Gunckee, DIR. Hasser, Mr.. Howell, G..
b. By SrG%n Se = 2cr o Me{esi {teanT M RufR r. Brown
Mr.. Gailor, j. NJ. Brown, j. T. Hever,
3; e.; Weinberg, %Il Mrs; ;JO Conway j; J; GTif
A. Brooks, Fl. T. Band, Mr.. Sphinx, DR..
Burbank, Mr.. Kerchow, ]. B. Carter,
W. H. Talbot, ]. II. Ford, Mr.. Hooper,
MIR. Poisling.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-13
FOR PERJURY.
Another Dispute Regarding, GUS
taVe De LaVeaux.

Another Dispute Regarding GUS
tave De LaVeaux.
Yesterday morning Maroni Fl. Grain
and VIM. Tweedy, the constable and
deputy constable of Lancaster, we're ar
raigned in Justice Lockwood's court for
perjury, on the complaint of Gustave De
Laveaux, and were eeased on bonds for
their appearance on the day of trial.
Mr.. Grain called at the HERALD Office
during the day with statement he de-
sired to make in answer to the charges
made against him by De Laveaux, which
were presented in Monday mornings
paper. He said that, on the ex-
pedition which De Lareaux re-
fers tc, it was agreed that,
as it was for pleasure as we'll as tu usiness,
only the time actually occupied in engi-
neering was to be paid for, and when the
hour of settlement came, he figured up
that he was indebted in the sum of $13,
but De Laveaux claimed $42 80. AS re-
CARDS losing the surveyor in the hills,
whereby that individual was compelled
to pass the night on the ground, Mr..
Grain explained that it was purely acci-
dental ando ccurred owing to the removal
of the camp. De Laveaux refused to ac-
company NIhlu DdCA W IdhChSLOI Wlbu~
out body-guard, and friend Of his was
allowed in the wagon. They persisted
in talking all the way down,
in what Grain describes as a
lingo, and as he was tired and wanted to
sleep he requested them to desist, and an
alteration ensued between him and De
Laveaux, ending in a row during which
the surveyor left the wagon. On bis
turning up in Lancaster however, Grain
states that, being advised by Tweedy, to
avoid any legal disputes he gave De
Laveaux the $42.5O, and this was the
evidence adduced in the recent civil suit
instituted by the Frenchman. He now
claims that Grain and Tweedy perjured
themselves in stating that they gave him
the $42. so, and on these grounds yester-
days suit is based.
Mr.. Grain also wished to deny all alle-
cations made against his mode OF con-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-13
New CaahS.

H. F. Ross has brought suit for judg-
ment for $4,000 with interest at 7 per
cent. against Richard Mercer in terms OF
judgment obtained against said defend
ant in October, 1887, in the county Of
Story, State of Nevada.
Heman Dyer, l. B. Worrell and J. T.
Church have brought suit against Henry
Nichols, Arthur o. Smith and Mary l.,
Hunt to declare forfeited all right and
title which defendants, or any of them
may claim to have in certain piece oi
land (20.52 scres) which defendant Mich.
OILS agreed to buy from plaintiffs under
terms Of an agreement, and for which he
has failed to pay in full as per said
agreement.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-13
ST. Patrick,s nav.

St. Patrick's Day will be observed
with all the usual honors in this city
by the Irish-Americans. The principal
festivities will occur at the Turn Verein
Hall in the evening, where literary ex-
ercises will be held and speeches made
by Messrs. E. F. Spence, W. F. Fitzger-
aid, J. @. DSly and Father Rooney, of
San Francisco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-13

Quoting the constableship, which were
recently made against him by printer
of this city, and says that neither he nor
his deputy acted unoficially. He also
the statement made by a
brakemen of the Southern Pacific to the
effect that he offered 80 cents for every
tramp that could be brought into the
town, and says he is willing to make an
affidavit that, as far as he is concerned, it
/; , upfrua