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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-05

VIII be received at the Interior Office until
TUESDAY, February y, 1889, at y O'Clock
noon. for building a Court House at Koo-
lauioa, Oahu.
Plans and specifications can be seen at
the Office Of the superintendent OF Public
Works.
AL tenders must be endorsed Tenders
for Court House, Koolauloa, Oahu"
Also Tenders will be received up to the
same date for building a Court House at
Kailua. North Kona, Hawaii.
Plans and specifications can be seen at
the Office Of the Superintendent Of Public
Works and also upon application tai. W.
Kilinahe, Deputy Sheriff North Kona.
Al Tenders must be endorsed Tender
for Court House, Kailua, North Kona,
Hawaii.
The Minister Of the Interior does not
bind himself to accept the lowest or any
LORRIN \. THURSTON,
Minister of Interior.
Interior Office. Jan. 10, 1889.
Is l254-3t
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OF Public Works All material to be de-
livered on the wharf at Honolulu, COM
plete and ready for erection. Custom
House Entry and duties free.
All tenders must be endorsed " Tender
for Iron Market Building for Honolulu.
The Minister OF Interior does not bind
himself to accept the lowest or any bid.
LORRIN 4. THURSTON.
Minister OF the Interior
Interior Dept, Honolulu, J an. 10, 1889.
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EcoaI advertisements.

SUPREME COURT OF THE
~ Hawaiian Islands.-In the matter of the
Bankruptcy of NJ. DICKSON.
Notice is hereby given that THURSDAY. the
18th day of February, 1889. at 10 o'clock ~
of that day, 1T the Court Room in Aliiolani
Hale, Honolulu. is appointed the time and place
for hearing the petition of said bankrupt for
discharge from debts, when and where ali Gre
ditors who have proved their claims against
said bankrupt may appear and show cause why
the prayer of said bankrupt should not be
granted.
BY the Court:
HENRY SMITH, Clerk.
Honolulu, January ~, 1899. 1s553t
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Circular

no THE PUBLIC: IN CONSERVING
Il reluctantly, to purchase the Express
Parcels of the s. f. News Co., arriving to
the address of Mr.. A. NJ. Hewett by the
last two steamers, and thus give his late
subscribers an opportunity if desired to
avoid omissions in their dates of periOdi-
Gals, | did so with the best Of motives to
all parties concerned, and with the assump-
ton Of no responsibilities Of, or for others.
| can no more step in to make good any
patrons prepaid subscription than / could
demand another's unsettled account.
These are differences to be settled with the
assignee, and it is as unreasonable to ex-
pect nfe to make good any such deficits as
it would be to expect the Haw'n News Co.,
or any dealer in any other part Of the
world.
l am impelled to make this statement
from the fact that several parties seem to
consider 1t my province to complete un-
hlled subscriptions, and a refusal on my
part IS sufficient ground for a charge OF
collusion, fraud" and such kindly
epithets.
Were 1 IN position to do 50, it would
give me great pleasure to do an act that
would thus maintain the credit and stand
ing OF the subscription news business IN
these islands The next best thing to be
done Is to conduct il honorablv with all.
- = ~ ~ anu Win d DtSiHS5S
experience OF nearly twenty years in this
city, Will strive to maintain the public con-
hdence and support.
subscription faYOrs are assured prompt
attention and at rates as reasonable as the
handling Of this precarious business will
allow
All orders in Stationery, Books, Music,
Artists Materials, Fancy Goods, etc, care
fully filed at lowest market rates, and
special orders for monthly steamer faith
fully executed. Respectfully,
THOS. G. THRUM.
Stationer, Bookseller and News Agent.
106 Fort St., Honolulu.
2l-2t 1245-2t
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COURT OF THE

~ Hawaiian Islands.-In Probate. In the
matter of the Estate of All NEE, of Hamakna,
Hawaii, deceased, interstate. Before Mr. Justice
Dole.
On reading and fling the petition Of John F.
Hackfed of Honolulu, alleging that said All
Nee died intestate ut Hamakua aforesaid on
the 9th day of December. 1888, and praying
that Letters of Administration issue to him.
1t is ordered that WEDNESDAY the 18th day
of February, 1889, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, be and
hereby is appointed for hearing SAID petition
before the said Justice, in the Court Room Of
this Court, at Aliiolani Hale, Honolulu, at
which time and place all persons concerned
may appear and show cause, il any they have,
why said petition should not be granted.
Honolulu, January "a, 1889.
By the Court:
1255-5t HENRY SMITH, Clerk.
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OBJ THURSDAY, February :, 1889, at u
O'Clock noon, at the front entrance Of Alli-
olani Hale. viii be sold at public auction
-orLelease Of the Old Custom House Build
ing on the water front near the foot Of
Nuuanu street.
The shed at the Eva end, and the small
buildings on the Queen street side are not
20 be included in this rental.
Term of Lease-1O years from January
j. 1889.
Upset price-$6OO per annum, payable
quarterly in advance.
Also at same time and place will be sold
The lease OF the Shed at the Eva end OF the
Building.
Term of Lease-10 years from January
/, 1889
Upset price-S6o per annum, payable
quarterly in advance.
/. A. THURSTON,
Minister of the Interior
Interior Office. Jan. 1, 1889.
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amount.

The Republicans will control the
State Government of West Virginia
by the possession of. the Office of
Governor and the majority in both
Houses of the Legislature. The
boundaries of the Solid South are
broken at last.
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VIII be received at the Interior Office I'M
I'll WEDNESDAY, May l, 1889, for an
iron Market Building tor Honolulu, in ac-
cordance with plans and specifications to
he seen at the Office OF the Superintendent
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Foreign once Notice.

His Majesty the King has received an
autograph letter from His Majesty the
King of Italy, of which the following is a
translation:
UMBERTO l., by the Grace Of God
and the VIII OF the Nation, King of Italy,
10 His Majesty KALAKAUA, King of the
Hawaiian Islands, Greeting:
Dearest and Perfect Friend:
With the greatest pleasure announce to
Your Majesty that on the 11th instant, in
the Royal Palace of Turin, was celebrated
The marriage Of His Royal Highness the
Prince Amadeus Ferdinand Maria OF
Savoy, my much beloved brother, and Her
Imperial Highness the Princess Maria
Jetitia Eugenia Catharina Adelaide,
daughter of His Imperial Highness the
Prince Hieronymus Napoleon.
The sentiments which Your Majesty has
ever demonstrated to me, and with which
my own perfectly agree, do not allow me
to doubt of the satisfaction of Your Ma
jesty on this happy event sharing in the
JOY that it gives to me and my Royal
Family; / avail myself of this favorable
opportunity to express to Your Majesty
ny sincere wishes for your felicity and to
repeat to you the assurance Of the high
estimation and special friendship with
which / am
OF Your Majesty,
the affecuonate and Sincere Friend,
(M.R.) UMBERTO.
tCountersigned) CRIsPI.
Mona, 20 September, 1885"
2S 1255-lt
AR. ALIEN WALL of Hilo, Hawaii, has
THIS Gay been appointed member OF the
Board Of Inspectors of Animals for the
Island of Hawaii.
The Board now consists Of:
~. Il. SHIPNAN, Executive Inspector,
c. Z. Richardson,
Alien Wall.
7. 4. THURSTON,
Minister Of the Interior
Interior Office, Jan. %, 1859. 1865
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NOTICE |!

THE CIRCUIT JUDGE OF
4 the Third Judicial Circuit, will sit at
Chambers for the hearing OF Appeals and Pro-
bate Matters, at the times and places following
to wit:
At the Court House, Hamakua, at a. m, March
lie, 1889.
At the Court House, South Eohala, at a. m
March ;, 1882.
AZ the Court House North KOhala at 9 a. M
March z s, 9, II, IL, 1889
Al the Court House, North KOna, at a. m,
March 10. Is. 1889.
At the Court House, South Koua. at 3 a m,
March 10, 90 1889.
$. L. AUSTIN, Circuit Judge.
JanuarY %. 1889. 1256-3t
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advertisements.

Administrators Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
Il ing been appointed Administrator Of the
Estate Of j. K. SPAULDING, deceased; notice
Is hereby given TO all creditors of said estate to
present their claims to The undersigned within
six months OF the date of publication of this
notice, or they will be forever barred.
WILLIAM o. SMITH.
Administrator.
Honolulu. January 80, 1889. 1256-4t
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w. T.. ROSE.
DRESSMAKING.

= gas. NJ L. CAMPBELL HAS COMMENCED
WI the business Of DressuaEiug. Cutting and
Fitting. at her residence No.73 Beretania street,
opposite the Hotel. The patronage of the ladies'
is respectfully solicited. satisfaction guaran-
teed. 5Stf 1gl31y
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scaled Tenders
L0RRIN a. THURSTON.
Minister of Interior.

Interior Office, Feb. l, 1889.
29-3t 1861
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Interior Office. Jan. 4, 1889.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
Ia srAy ro rrrrrn wrer EIGHTY .srxrHRr

ia PLAN 70 EXTEND WEST GHTY%sLXTHST.
kscsmmissioner John d. Crimmns, who has taken
sin.eest in the plans for tho relief OF that section
We city which is practically shut of from the North
hnef for many blocks above Seventy ninth-st, was
tee City Hall yesterday 20 urge upon the Mayor
ND The Commissioner OF Public Works the extension
vest Esbty-sixtb-st to the river. This street.
shfo 10 100 feet vide can be made the proper means
" communication Mr. Crimmins believes. by grading
.en NE Intersection Of RleyeDfh-ays, the construc
sDa o. tunnel under Riverside Drive. and by building
wase over The railroad tracks From this point
ssV trade could be established 10 the level OF the
&c.. Ihts plan is adyocsted by &P. Crimmtns and
sss,s - bass expensive and capable OF furnishing
feslttcs 70 the people who require them than
n <. ~ MgEsstcd. Commissioner GllFoy will submit
ns engineer o. his department
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THE ELOPlYG PASTOR DEPoSED.

John r. HOOPER sAYs HE rs DONE WITH TIE
MTNIFrnY.
The trial Of the Rev. John y. Hooper before the
New. York Cassis OF tho Reformed Church TsS oios"d
Yesterday and Mr. Hooper was deposcd nom The
ministry BY q unanimous vota One member voi"d
No" on the SECOND charge Of lying but the other
thirteen members present when tho vote was reached
vood IN favor OF conviction on all thrre charErn Of
wing ard on DO ohAree Of contumSry. The prn-
cIpal witnesses Of tho day ve~ John Lindsay and
John T. Hanson, Of tho Congregational Church Z"
North w.York, n which Hooper was pastor amor
be was suspended frim tho Reformed Church They
were called In support n IInnpor'S statement To the
Classls on December that ne knew Of no such church
ore alton.
Dr. 4 O. vermilye, Of EnT'~T"od, who scted -
counsel tr the CIazsts, examined Hooper on Tho
charge Of lying and established the fac, that, although
Hooper wen; California TO fight che divorce eH"e
brought by his vito and 81 offend bis rcputa'ion
vet In two days after his arrival he was IN nrEOtafon
with bis Tifcs family for cUmpumisc This com
promise was carried out and nl"ven dNys after his
return Hooper had proposed 10 Mrs. Curtis % marry
her daughter Mary, with whom he has since elOpod.
Mr. Hooper left the ClaSsN before the vote vas
takon, but said that there was no chance OF bis
acquttsl He abo said he was done with tho
ministry,
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Cost ano foun6

A TTfkMTBUtiN;E& witt hEE" REcTivED Ar zTiiE
Gr.tsy Vnl > OJo DrosdTay between o- Twes99 S
sSs.ad iPd ssI SS ave. sikh
iSa Fourth ave. corner FguTeenthst 700 ThlTi ave
hS,I.l iEos Tf.,sy 100 IVES; ESSty :SoSHd-;
Inc HARLEM OFFICE $50 Fast One hundred and
,Tprty nth at. W TO 0. m. AZ regular once nbA
4 Handbook No ls3,ls0 on Dry Dock Savings
L, RAnh. any person having claims upon satd book Is
called upon pfssant the sao 70 the bank Tten siIy
DAYS or the ala win be declared Cancelled ana OK
unEul she'd and a one issucd In lieu thereof
I usT.-BanS hook No. 1872 TSn on Dry Doeh savings
IL Bank Any psrzpu having elAins urn said book II
r1Icl upn to bf--.nt IN" bak h!n thirty
syr or the Hah viii BE- fc,lar~d Cancelled ana ~
tiuRuishni and = our issued IN lien shercot
n oSr OR STOLEN Handbook issuoi by the seamsns
L. Rank for sAyinsA New York TO nc pescIoe II
not found ryturucd 20 IN hank wtthin No DAYS hen
tlIs dabs will apply 90 tho bank for new bo9k
RsN.YofE. May 81. 1859. ANNIE toUHTNEf'
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THEY FAYE NO INTEREST IN THE FUND

MRS. GRACE T TURNBUrLs SUIT FOR A LEGACY
FROM HER son.
decision was rendered by Justice Tngraham. in tho
Supreme Court yesterday. In favor Of Mrs. Grace T.
TirnbulI IN her suit oIocutrI Of her sou. Town
send smith, against hs uncle aud cousin Prank and
Walker u. smith, and l. Bayard smith and Edward
Kemsys executors OF her first husband James II.
smith The latter at his death left trust fund Of
800 900 for his Townsend. The Income was TO
10 allowed TO accumulate until he reached tho ago Of
twenty one and after that 10 be paid 10 him
nuRly. When he attained the Of twenty avc. tho
executors II they deemed Il proper. wern 20 give him
tho entre amount absolutely. He died before he
reached the age OF twonty FIVE. and bcIueathcd the
s2oo 900 TO his mother
She claims that II became his TO dispose OF as part
N tho resduary estate OF his father The defendants
Frank and Walker u. Smith, In their answer. claimed
an interest In the fund. the ground that they woro
the next Of Kin. demurrer 20 thu answer. interposcd
by Mrs. Turnbull, " sustained by ho decision Of
Justice Ingrahsm who holds that the defendants have
no interest In tho fund. fIo however. gives the lie
PENDANTS permission 20 amend their answer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
NEWARK LloUoR-DEALERs ALARMED.
MEASURES TO sEoURE AN EXTRA SESSION OF
TIE LEGIsLATURE-AN OPINION ON
THE NEW Law

THE NEW LAW.
CITY Counsel Coult Of Newark, who detected the
dav In the werts license law, passed by the last
LEGISLATURE at Trenton was seen In his Office last
evening by Tribune reporter, and asked respecting
the present status of liquor licenses taken out undor
the law OF 1889. Mr. Coult said there had been
some inaccuracies IN the published statements but
that the facts substantially as given by The
Tribune on Thursday. The Newark Excise Board
some days ago submitted question to the City
Counsel as to whether the LOO liquor dealers In
Newark doing business under tho old unexpired
licenses could continue to sell liquors 20 be carried
away and drunk until their licenses expired, or
whether they subject to all the conditions Of the
new law.
Tho City Counsel embodied his conclusions IN q
communication to the Excise Board, which read
stthc meeting Of the Board last night. In this
munieaton Mr.. Coult gave HIS doubts regarding the
legality of licenses dated prior 60 May 90, but advised
the Board not to act hastily. saying no would makD
. more thorough study OF the question. Since
wrote that communication said Mr.. Coult, at have
examined the law carefully, and confirmed
IN my opinion that the new law invadates all the
licenses taken out under the law Of 1888. The new
law epeas the old one, 1t practically changes the
system OF license, makes regulations and TO.
stcsess, and only follows the general lines OF the
cid Law. 1t makes no provision whatever TO givs
legality to tho old licenses until they shall have ex
PRED.
AAs to the right Of the Legislature to annur
the licenses there can be no question Those
who have paid for Hcenses under the old Law
have no recourse under the new law but 70 get ne,
licenses The werts law was approved on March
20, and. believe, took effect immediately sec,lo,
Of tho law enacted however that the pro
vision relating 10 the licenses for Wholesalers that js
10 say for those who sold from quart to i've gallons
was TO 60 into effect in sixty days. which would mako
tbs section operative on May 90. 1t IS therefore A
mistake 10 say that the retail licenses taken ont after
March 90 and prior to May 90 are null and void
This would, presume. egalize the hotel licenses in
Monmouth County which were taken out early in Mays
scoah money be returned to llquordeaIers Who
PAID Tor licenses before March 2O7S asked Mr.
coeit bought not. The money was not paid over TO
Excise Boards, but went into the public treasury
Except the few licenses taken out since March 90
al iiqpof licenses Illegal and those who sell
nnder them daily violating the law. Dir. Cout
ad not think that this technical offence up 10 the
present tine would be held ndlctable by Grand Juries
Up view Of the situation steps were taken yesterday
~ brewers and nQuor-dealers 10 procure an extra
eessoh Of the Legislature 70 amend the werts law.
a meeting OF the lquor-dealrrs Of Newark has been
esised Yesterday the leading brewers In Newark
We IN consultation with lawyers and Excise Com.
nissonsrs.
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Business Gbautss.

A GIVE RELIABLE MEN WHO DESIRE
PERMANENT AND PROFITABLE BUSINESS
IN THIS CITY or ANY OTHER CITY OR TOWN IN
TIE UNITED STATES. WILL FIND THE ACCIDENT
INSURANCE BUSINESS. AS CONDUCTED ny THE
UNDERSIGNED. PLEASANT. PROFITABLE AND RE.
LIABLE ADDRESS
PEovlpENT FUND tACcIDFNT) SOCIETY.
$50 BROADWAY. NEw.YoEK CITY.
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ANOTHER BIG SALE OF FLAENELS.
SELLING GOODS WORTH n.75oOOo At AUCTION
HIGH PRICES

HIGH PRICES.
Another big auction sale OF hannels was held yester
day by wimerdng, Morris d Mitchell, OF Nos. "a and
GO Whitest The sale was made by order Of Parker,
wilder Co.. and included about 200 cases although
only 74s3 cases were catslogucd. J. c. wlmerding
was auctioneer up to 1 O'clock when John Currie
Wllmerding took the stand Nearly all the buyers,
representing prominent jobbing houses ali over tho
country who attended tho Faulkner, Page Co. sale
of aannels by tho same auction firm on Tuesday AMI
Wednesday were present yesterday. There werc, too
a number of shirt manufac turers hand, who bought
goods IN largo lots Among them were Isaac RoSen-
stein d Co.. H. Bernheimer & Co., ii. Wallach's eons'
NJ Brown Co. and Lovi wechsler Co., Of this city
Some Of the outOftowD lObbers were Miles, BanctOh
& Sheldon Columbus, Ohio; ii. W. Ladt Co.,
Providence, X. l. ; and Well, Dreyfus Co.. Boston
The bidding was active. sometimes spirited aud Ia
number Of instances the closing price OF lot was
higher than the opening price. Some grades sold al
Just about last years prices, Others ct considerable
advance The amount realized from yesterdays sale
will not be far from 81 10000 Following afe tho
prices obtained for some Of tho headings offerings at
yesterdays sale Plain searets, IL l2 10 81 IL cents
according to width TsIbos, "a to 30 II cents orange
danne II "a 10 20 cents plain blues Is IL to Is Ia
cents plain whites, IL "a 70 Is Ia cents PLAIN
mixed 10 ia 70 90 LIZ cents; tw1ed bus, % b.
81 12 cents Beverly 90 10 cents; Cocheco plaids,
% "a cents twilled royal blue 20 10 "a l.e cents;
Tabots, extra hosvy, 90 Ia 70 As cons, according 70
weight; sterngs. ~ Ia cents; Guernscys, % 70 20
eenW.
1t has been estimated that II tho goods sold during
The last eight days by Wimerding, Morris Mitchell
were stretched out, end 20 6nd, they would make
PEI thai would epc!rcio the globe The value OF ths
De $1,000 900.
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Philadelphia, May sl.-Phladepha and Indianapolis
osred two games to-day and the home club easily wen
10th The score Of the nrst game was as follows:
Isa..spSL: :....:."o 3 3 ! III
Ba.ehits-Philadeiphia 10, Indianapolis l6 Krrors=
Pbisdephs 9, indianapolis 5. Pitchers-sanoers $40
whitney. Umpire-Curry.
The indianapolis PLAYED poorly in the second game
md were easily beaten by this score
P sn.aclpaiis ...'.....'........:..:. r.
Basshits-P hiladelphis IL, Indianapolis EIrotsz
Phiiadelrhis 3, indianapolis 10. Ptchers-Wood ana
6etfen. Cmphe-Curry
Columbus May sl.-Ths Columbus and Louisville
sms played to-day. tho home nine winning through
superior work at the bat The score was as annexed;
5S s,sTsH: ..-.-S 9 2 3 9 o.
Basehits-Leuisville T. Columbus l3-Errors-Lous-
yfie 8 Columbus 4. Pttehers-Stratton and Baldwin
Umpire-Holland-
AZ worcester -Boston 0, Worcester 2.
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ousroM COMPELLED TIE snIr TO PAY.

Judge Brown Of tho United States District Court
Yesterday rendered decitIon In the Of Robert L.
Montgomery asunst tho Port Adelaide Involving
question Of interest u importers. The Port Adelaide
bringing q cargo did discharge az the usual place
along River above Pier No H. but discharged the
CARGO AZ ROberts's Stores in Brooklyn. dispute arose
"a 70 who should pay necessary csrtaEe the tea In
transferring Il from Brooklyn n NewHok Judge Brown
decides that where custom nxed place for the dis
charge OF such csrgoes nd the vessel usually discharges a.
that place the ve 10 s6le for tho carriage when aioher
placs for dlschargng IL chosen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
A RECEIVER For RECAMnER co. sHAREs.

Richard NJ. Henry yesterday appointed By Judge
DAILY Of ths Court Of Common PieaS receiver Of the A5
shares Of RecSmef Manufacturing Company Involved
in the suit brought by Mrs. Harriet Hubbard Aver
aesns Janes NJ seymour others The receiver gavo
bond Of $4,000 The RecamiaT Manufacturing Com.
pany obtained All order from Justice fngraham, Ia the
Supreme Court yesterday requiring cause " be shown
WIN the election Of Of tbs company should not
b. ouired into aud why Trustees Watson and Seymour
should not h. required surrender all the property Of
the company.