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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-18
Corporation Notice.

4 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE HA-
\ WAlTAN CARRIAGE MANUFACT-
RING COMPANY Will be held at the
Office of ". .. Smith, on MONDAY, May
10Th, 1859. at ; p. IA.
The object Of the meeting j. 10 consider
the matter Of the DISSOLUTION and UIsIN-
CORPORATIONS. Of the Corporation and the
winding up Of its business and atfairs, and
distribution Of its assets. a fun attend
auce i. desired.
Per order Of the President
W .. SMITH,
Secretary Hawaiian Carriage Mig Co.
Honolulu, MAY u, 1859. 1l7-3t
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Girl killed At waianae.

A sad accident occurred at Waianae,
this island, on Saturday last, by which
Kalua, q young native girl, met prema-
ture death. She was fishing Tor oopu
with her hands in a stream, when large
stone under winch she was operating
rolled over upon her 4 man who was
near .ried 10 roll the stone away, but II
vas TOO heavy for him. Before assist
ancs could De obtained The girl was dead
She was buried on the sunday afternoon
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-18
Extraordinary Fire Tests.
EALL's SAFE & Lock Co


EALL's SAFE & LOCK co:
GENTS Doubtless You are acquainte6
with the facts Of the recent IRE which Gem
pletely destroyed the business portion o,
our town " wish you could see tie Safe
We just bought OF you.
1t was opened with difficulty. because The
outer sheets OF both doors were badly
warped, and the bolts would not turn. bat
the combination is in perfect order, and by
using wrench We opened the belts by the
Combination.
The inside doors, and cabinet work and
every thing inside Is III perfect order
Ii Is . pleasure u see the admiration eN-
pressed by everyone ST seeing il Ia such
good order. We think every other Safe Ia
town was scOTched inside, though 81 the
Hall Safes are IN good condition. We are
satisfied II would be to your interest 10
send q salesman GUwIs at once, ~ nothing
but Hail safe viii sell now
The outer doors OF ours must be repaired
and our Safe i sgsjn new. The old one
which We sold stood II a. well as before,
and better than many new ones. (ThiS
was the third IRE II has passed through.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-18
Burning Of the Hamilton Building.

P8TFSFvRG Pa, August %, 1857.
Halls SAFE & LocK Co, Cincinnati, ..
GENTI ENFN-In the recent CREST IRE
which consumed the Hamilton Building of
this city. We had ia OnT Office one Of your
No. 10 safes, containing our books and &C
counts and many valuable papers. con-
tracts. deeds. etc. The safe fell from the
sixth floor With doors down. IL lay IN the
ruins i've days and took eight hours 10 dig
0ut. Ia order 70 get into It. the back had
10 be cut out an0 Ia cur great satisfaction
We found the contents IN PERFECT ORDER.
being uuln1ureo either 10y IRE OF water
The contents were IN better shape than
that Of any other IN the building. Please
advise What similar safe Will cost fob
iittSbuFg (Sig), JAS. GARDNEE *.
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A hackman had a coasting skipper
arrested for assault and battery on him
yesterday. 1t appears the shippers
vessel arrived earlier in the morning
than the hackman expected-and
thereby hangs the tale. The hackman,
at the time of assault, performed an
acrobatic feat IN making his exit through
a window, in costume, if not athletic, at
least appropriate to the hour.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-18

We would acknowledge the receipt of
a copy of the annual Calendar of the
University of Michigan" from Prof. Van
Slyke, formerly Of Oahu College, who is
now lecturer on General Chemistry in
the above institution. There are several
students from these islands connected
with the Michigan University, which
numbers 1882 students and 100 members
in It's faculty.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-18
NOTICE.

4 IL PERSONS ARE FORBIDDEN TO
n trespass or wash clothes or 20 allow
any cattle TO dirty the aTtesian water on
the land Of Kapakea, Waikiki uka ana all
parties found on the lands after clock
at night will be prosecuted 70 the full ex-
tent of the law.
FOOk SING Wal 60.
Honolulu, ApriI -. lss9 I02-lm
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PASSENGERS.
DEPARTURES.

DEfAkl - RES
For Maui and Hawaii, per stmr w 6
Hall, May 17-For the Volcano: Capt
Brown, II w Beatty, f Whitney, II W
Proute, w y Phillips and wife. Miss VI
Cooke, and J J Williams. For LahaIna,
KOna and kau: Julian Monsarrat, wife
and children, Ii y Greenwich, Rev : II
Davis, Mrs Roy and children. q w c
Jones and daughter, Col ) Norris, Mr.
Smith, Mrs Mcclure and child, Mr. Keffer
and daughter, Mrs ID Cruz and child, J Ka-
lama and 30 deck passengers.
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This may well be called the Gland Of
rainbows," where they are to be seen all
hours of the night. There was a fine
lunar rainbow shortly before IL O'Clock
last night, and there was one night or
two previously.
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The usual entertainment by the Blue
Ribbon League at the y. NJ c. a hail
. 80 this evening, VIII consist Of the fol-
lowing programme. Everybody u cordi-
ally invited 20 attend.
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l. constituted Joseph o. Carter, Of Homo
lulu, my lawful attorney, hereby rey0king
all powers Of attorney previously given.
CHARLES b. Make
Waihee. Maui, May !, 1889. lOs-Jui
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YesseIs I'm Port from roreign Ports.

NesseIs I'm Port from Foreign Forts.
Am Mis- pkt Morning Star, Garland 5 /.
II Is VI ; COrmOrunt, NicOlls, Hawaii.
Bk Olaf TrygvasOn, Meyer, Newcastle.
castle.
Br bk Jamaica, Siebert, Glasgow.
Blk DR.. Meyer. Newcastle.
Am ok g y Whitmore, Ward, Puget Sound.
Bktne khkitat, Cutler Puget Sound.
Bk COlusa, Backus, San Francisco
Bgt Geo II Douglass, Jacobsen, San Fran
cisco.
Brit bk Royal Alice Zeal, Liverpool.
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Vessels Leaving To-day.

Brit bk Jamaica, Sebert. for San Fran
cisco, at 9 a m.
=, Am bk o Whitmore, Ward, for San
Francisco.
,, Swed bk Olaf Trygvason, Meyer, for
Port Townsend
Schr IA Moi for Hawaii.
Schr LiholihO for Kona, Hawaii.
Schr Rainbow for Koolau.
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The Long Branch toboggan slide was
inaugurated yesterday evening, after full
and satisfactory tests. 1t is greatly
liked by all who have tried it.
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HALLS SAFE & LOCK Co.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
Plantation, jewelers. & House Safes
OF Every Description. Vault Front and Doors
Would pleased 10 see OF hear from you.
Yours truly.
A i EnTrnN

The above was Halls No. IS Double
Door safe. snG was burned Ia the great
IRE which destroyed the whole business
portion Of the town Of TulaTe Oh the night
81 August I6. 1886.
As stated Ia the above letter, sll the
Hall Safes Ia the FIRE. taud there were
many % them.) preserved their contents
la good condition, and the same can be
said 81 every IRE that has occurred ia
CalllOyni& OF elsewhere.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-18

Man Chips power of attorney from
Wing On Wo & Go. il revoked.
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DEPARTURES.

FRIDAY, May Il.
,Stmr w Hall, CLANCY, for Maui and
Hawaii, 10 a IN.
Stmr K Bishop, lie Claire for Kooau,
at 3 m.
lau 9 a IN.
Schr Mary 3pFoster for Kona, Hawaii.
Schr Mile Morris for Koolau.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, H. |.
ARRIVALS.

FRIDAY. May Il.
Stmr lwalanl, Weir, from Hamakua.
Schr LihOlihO from Waianae
Schr Rainbow from KoOlau, Oahu
Schr Halcakala from Pepeekeo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-18

"Ka Oiaio" The TRUTH, Mr. j. T.
Bush's projected journal, is promised to
appear next week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-18
The Volunteers Camp.

The Honolulu Rifles, under command
Of Major Hebbard and staff mounted,
left town 10 march TO the camping grounds
at Waialae, about half-past seven yester-
day evening. One hundred and odd
men were in the ranks and their march
ing through town was creditable. The
Royal Hawaiian Band headed the bat
talon.
The following Is the routine TO be fol-
lowed in camp:
3 80 a. m.-Reveille.
5:45 Police.
& 700 Breakfast.
$50 Company drill.
$50 Guard mount.
1000 Inspection OF camp.
1870 Liberty inspection.
1900 noon -Lunch.
90 p m.-Liberty inspection.
200 Battalion dril.
400 Dinner
$50 Dress parade.
Sunset.-Retreat.
9 90 .. m-TaJtoO.
GALS Taps
In place Of liberty inspection at 10 30
a. N. Sunday, divine service viii De
held.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-18

Princes Kawananakoa and Kalani-
anaole are learning type-setting in Mr..
Bush's printing office.
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Thos. Graham has moved his barber
shop 10 Bethel street.
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ANDERSON Il LUNDY.
Dentists

49, ARTIFICIAL TFFTH
kS%E[A from one 10 an euJIr. seI 10
NTNN%N serted or gold silver alum
mum and rubber bases
Crown and bridge work q speciality. To
re~~rsus wearing rubber plates which are &
constant source DI irritation 10 the
month and th~Oat. We would recommend
oar TroTh ylacJIc Metal Plats. All oper-
afiorS performed 10 accordance with the
latest improvements Iu dental s"ru"a
Teeth extracted without nalu hy the ase OF
<lt~nus oxide Gas.
E~ Hotel street Treg]oan premises.
51-Iv
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Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.
Daily Receints orProduce.

Bags sugar. Bags rice. Mis-. pkgs
Stmr Iwalani.. 5444 ~ 20
Schr Luka...-... 1900 49,.
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Two arrests were made after the clos
ing Of yesterdays docket-one for drunk
enness and another for assault and bat
terry.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-18

Chief Justice Judd and large party
of lawyers may be expected home from
Court at Hilo by the Kinau this morn
ing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-18

The Government Dispensary, the style
Of which was described in this paper
from the plans, is now open daily, from
8 to 10 u. IN. and TO 2 p. IN.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Hon. w. G. Parke was resting more
easily last night.
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ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAT
Il toned against giving credit 70 persons
il my name without NY written order.
CHARLES =. NAkEE.
Waihee. Maui, May 4 1859. l0~-3'u
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

A Buss will leave the Pantheon
5 Stables on Saturday for the
Rifles Camp at a. III. and at !
.. III. and al : a. n. and every few hours
thereafter on Sunday. Fare, 81 each way.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-18

Buses will leave the Pantheon Stables
for the Rifles Camp to-day and to-mOr-
row. See L" Special Notices" in this
paper.
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baseball.

To-day's baseball match, beginning ~
s 80 p. m, Will be between the Hawalls
and Kaiulanis, as follows:
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ME-. H. W. SCHMIDT HAS RETIRED
VI d. . partner from our firm.
H HAChFELU j. co.
Honolulu. May - 1883
II4-st Iy-I-4f
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ALL PARTIES w4O ARE INDEBTED
Il 70 the firm OF Egau d Co, = and =
Fort Street. are requested 10 make an i'm
mediate settlement. Legal actions viii be
taken on all accounts which remain unpaid
Nav J. 1SS9 Ss-tf
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NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y nav. bought out the otucf I,.ase aud
Buud1ul. ul kuu Yet doing business m
Honolulu ou Bcrrtuuia st.. near Smith
Bridge aud ] uW NOT responsible o. any
person Tor accounts against Kum Vet
WING III NJ.
IIg-3ts Per g. Wan paug
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Rooms to Let

d. AT 40. i GARDEN STREET.
#liis Honolulu.
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Nem advertisements.
REMOVAL.

THOs. GRAHAM HAS MOVED HIS
Barber Shop from Nuuauu street Il
Bethel street, one door above the Post
office 11s-2t
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-23

Sir Charles pressed witness regarding sew
eral similar resemblances in the phrasing OF
letters that Egau had written 10 Pigott, and
the letters that Pigott had supplied to Hous-
ton Witness admitted that, assuming Sir
Charles copies to be correct. which he would
not admit the condolences were striking. The
copies, he said, might have been forged If
they were not, the coincidence could be got
over because men were in the habit of using
the same phrases. PirOtt admitted that he
mispclcd the word "hcsitancy' in the wit
ness box yesterday. He believed that the
knowledge that the letter OF January 8, lSS2,
similarly misspclled the word, had influenced
his mind The letter did not come INTO his
possession until the summer OF 1856, so
he could not account for the mispeling of
to that. After Parncll had declined
lrishman h @ asked q priest named Mcaghcr
TO intcrCeie with Parnell.
Sir Charles Russell produced the witness
letters to Meagher. ana pointed out further
rcsemDlanCcs TO the Times letters He then
asked the witness IL he was not ashamed of
himself
Pigott replied hotly; "Undcr the circum-
stances, no 1t is scandalOus that | should
be thus questioned. | did not forget the let
ters If did should not be here
Reid produced letters written by 'igott TO
Fosrtcr, in which pigOtt'asked loan. !Attcr
much writing, in which Pigott pleaded pow
crty. Foster sent him ElO0 AS a private loan.
Some time later, as a matter OF personal
sympathy, Foster loaned pigott - TO enable
him to 20 to America. pigutt did not 80,
however, but renewed his applications tor
money until Forster granted him an inter
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-23
SOUTH OMAHA NEWS.


The gas in the petroleum gas machine
house al the Armour Cudahy packing
houses, caught fire ut T:47 O'Clock Friday
evening from lamp, and but for the prompt
action of T.. r. Watson, the man in charge who
closed the machine, there would have been
a pretty serious fire. In less than two min
utcs the :rcmcn had water on the flames,
ana they were eXtinguished before any
great damage was done. Tho roof of the
house was slightly burned and Mr.. Watson
lost IA coat. The machine is not injured and
will be IN operation to-day. Mr.. Watson
had a close call for his life, rs the door was
closed when the gas gnitcd and tho least
explosion would have been fatal to him
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-23
PLUMBING TROUBLEs OVER.
and Masters NJ sct, Com.
promise and Embrace.

The journ 1ymcn plumbers have decided
not to strike Monday as has been intended.
The executive board of the Plumbers,
Steam and Gas Filters union and the Master
Plumbers association have had a confer
ence, and the difficulties that existed have
been amicably settled, and the journeymen
will continue to struggle with gas and water
pipes at the old rates.
The sum and substance of the whole
trouble it Is stuffed, is that the association
and the union were afraid of one another.
The former feared. that their employees con-
templatcd an incrense in the scale. and the
latter thought that the masters contem-
plated demanding a decrease in wages.
The idea of each WAS to maintain the pre-
sent scale, and when the tNo organizations
came together, and tho fact became manifest
that they both desired the same object. the
whole difficulty was quickly settled.
Some of the iourncNmen object TO going
back at the old sGaic, but they are in most
decided minority, and will te governed by
the action of the union.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-23
WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS.
But Few Get in This Bus;ling Modern
World.
"Give us q Rest,

'Gve us q Rest
That was the theme of the Hon A. w.
Tourgee, LID, last night, as he addressed
an audience that filed the auditorium of the
Y. NJ G.. a. hall He went back IL century
and spoke of the difference in things gcncr-
ally as they were then and as they are now.
Americans, whether in business or pleasure,
are worn out long before their time. Some
of them have apparently come to the cOnclu-
sion that the only use Il man has for his body
is to hang his clothes upon 1t. If the present
progressive action is kept up, it will pay
men financially, to build their shops without
windows and trust to artificial light 10 dis
play their wares. How differently the news
of to-day is brought to the homes of the
people compared with hundred years ago.
Then it crept along the river side, or climbed
the hills weeks after the event had hap
pened. In the present time when the clock
marked 10 80 as the hour in which President
Garfield was shot, II O'Clock brought back
message of sympathy from England's queen.
For fifty years before he came into promin-
cnce George Washington was being prepared
for the grand work that has since immortal
lied his name, and were he to day cmpOw-
cred to step from the tomb he has hOnOred
for ninety years, how different he would find
things. How different he would find 1t to
govern the affairs of the nation today, with a
brigade of reporters behind HIM, telling the
truth when necessary, and lie wacu it nest
served their purpose! What coud he have
done with 10000 newspapers following after
him and publishing the news daily Weekly
bi-weckly, tri-wcekly and eternally. How
could he have could carried on the govern
ment with them all peGging away at the ad-
ministratiOn
How could John Wesley have m aintained
his religion if he had telephone in his Ii
brary, with repeated calls in which
for the first few times he would
make use of the professional ''helio'
and then feel inclined to reverse tine
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-23
Court Magic CITY No. 1913 Ra,..

-Four hundred and nine tickets were taken
in at the door at the ball given last night in
a. O. II. hall, Rowleys block, by Court
Magic City, No. l6S, Independent Order Of
F'orestcrs. If ever there was a successful
fraternal society ball given in South Omaha
il was this. Although the largo hall was
taxed, the systematic and iudicious care of
the several committeeman made it seem Just
full enough. The well arranged programme,
the excellent music, the personal attention
by committeeman and brethren, and an cX-
ceicut supper were notable features
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-23
Notes About the City.

Editor J. b. Erion of the Stockman, has
returned from kearney.
Hon. John T.. Mcmillan returned from
Lincoln Friday evening.
William Daley, live Peru business man,
is in the city looking for a location.
II. w. CuDertson has been appointed II. &;
NJ. car accountant, vice f.. X. Sherman.
w. II. McCallis,er has returned from Mis-.
sOurI, where he has been visiting friends.
Mr.. James H. Van Duscn and bride ar
rived Thursday evening from Union Springs.
n. Y.
Superintendent f. II. Meday of the
George II. Hammond Packing company, has
gone to Chicago.
Saunders ,S Co., of Chicago, next week
will open Il dry goods store in the new
block, room No 24O3, n street.
Barney McGcary and daughter, Miss Ella
McGeary, of What Cheer Ia, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Hourigan.
Assistant City Engineer Il. H. Lawrence
Friday evening returned from BclCvillc,
Ontario, Canada, where he has been visiting.
Walplusky and Pousky. two Bohcmiaus,
got into II quarrel at their boarding house,
Twenty fourth and n streets and wound mp
in the city Jail.
Grading Contractor II. Il. Stewart viii
leave Saturday for Arkansas. Mr. Stewart
will take his family with him and viii first
60 10 Illinois to visit brother.
George H. Lang of Sidney is visiting the
yards to-day and is the guest Of his old
friend Charles a. l5irncy, of the commission
firm Of WaRgOncr, Irney Il co.
George Parks, the contractor building
the new house for the Armour Cuduhy Pack
ing company has commenced work. Seventy
five perchcs of stone and 300 OOO brick Will
pe laid.
The Bohemian Gynnastic Society SiOkOl
will give mask ball Saturday evening mt
ShlOnT ~ PodOlakS hall. the prizes will
be awarded TO lady maskcrs and three prZ IS
to gentlemen.
Major j. c. BirncY, chairman of the live
stock sanitary commission came in from
Lincoln and Is visiting his sUn, Charles
a. Blrney, of the commission firm Of Wag.
gonor, BirneY Il Co.
Union IL, brotherhood Of Carpenter, and
Joiners, OF south Omaha, has decide! 'nlS
on and after Jane |, 1881, nine hIars shall
constitute a days work, Gnt liked the "at2 ut
thirt" ccats an hour.
Washington'5 birthday at the EwUupu Was
one of the plelsaHtcst aud best attended I
the Ladies' DAYS at tho Emonnn. y numOcr
and instrumental! inusic added TO the interest
George bradley, arrested as Il safe
wrecker, and Jerome O'Kecf" arrested tor
stealing James Faulkner's 9hntguu, wore
each given fifteen minutes yesterday, by
Judge RoGthar 10 icayo the c.,f, Ihoy both
accepted the gift
President j. II. M'LW'i and ClaIllerS win.
lam Wallace ana Echud Glrr.cr. of the
OMAHA National bluE ari James N,lcs, !r,
superintendent Of the OWa,la Packing CON
pany, were the guests yesterday OF Cashier
T.. II. lio5twick and were inspecting thr me-"
building Of the South Jmahi bank,