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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-01-07
Honolulu Library
- AND -
Reading Room Association.
Cor. Hotel Il AIakea Streets.
Open every Day and Evening.

The Library consists at the present
time of over Five Thousand Volumes.
The Reading Room is supplied with
about fifty of the leading newspapers
and periodicals.
A Parlor is provided for conversation
and games.
Terms of membership, fifty cents a
month, payable quarterly in advance.
No formality required in joining except
signing the roll.
Strangers from foreign countries and
visitors from the other islands are well
come to the rooms at all times as guests.
This Association having no regular
means of support except the dues of
members, 1t is expected that residents
of Honolulu who desire to avail them
selves of its privileges, and all who feel
an interest In maintaining an institution
of this kind, will put down their names
and become regular contributors.
A. j. CARTWRIGHT, Pres,
NJ. nj. SCOTT, Vice-Presiden
III. A. PARMELEE, Secretary.
A. L. SMITH, Treasurer,
O. Il. RODGERS, Md,
Chairman Hall and Library Committee.
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w hale Boats.

IN answer to several enquiries con-
Il corning Whale Boat Frames, we
have now in course of construction,
3 Whale Boat Frames "a feet by 80 feet
long. These frames are bent in one
piece of oak, and held to shape, thus
requiring little tact to set them up and
build. The full frame for such boats,
including cants, 40 sections i'll number,
is sold at $26; with large stems ON keel,
and ready to plank $40. They are not
intended to be clinker built, nor as the
frail imported whale boats proper, but
are intended for rough use and durabi-
lily. yet light withal, for fishing and
trading purposes. We have exported
these frames and intend dong so, and
make this offer to amateurs and others
DESTROYS of trying their hand, with
plenty of leisure and small cash to make
a business. VIII bend frames to any
given model from to % tons. Also on
band for sale Surf and Pleasure Boats,
Stems, Knees and Timbers. Mutual
Telephone No 1926.
DOVER Il SON.
rs II Boat Builders.
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MANUEL NUNES,
No. 40 Hotel street.
Guitars a. String Instruments
OF all kinds-Made & Repaired

geD~ Inlaid Work, and Initiating in
Wood a specially. 2070 3m
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Bell Tsls. No. 172-Mutual Tels. No. a60.
Dec'Sl Posi- ONCE Box 4es. [ss-ly
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-16

In the Police Court Yesterday the con
iinued case of Moses Norman. charged
with stealing an oyerc0at from the hall
way OF J.. 7. Wade, came to trial
The evidence showed that the coat wa.
on the hat-rack In the hall 40 4 o'clock IN
the afternoon. subsequently the coat
disappeared Last Friday. when Police
man ~ rem arrested Norman he tried 3D.
throw away something In bis vest pocket
which proved 90 be "a pawn ticket Buck
>potswood swOre that he pawned the
oVercoat with him last Wednesday night
and got $3.50 on TO- The coat was pur-
chased from McAdams 81 Berry. and Mr
Allen, a salesman there, testified that he
sold the same To Mr. Wade. He had also
sold about one dozen like it.
Mr.. Wade could not swear positively
TO the coat, and Mr.. d. G.. Richardson
counsel for the accused, claimed that the
Commonwealth had failed 10 make ont u
case
The Court said that the case had not
been legally proven, but he would hold
the prisoner until he gave bond and Sc
curity in the sum of $500 for his rood
behayiorfor twelve months.
James McCurrin, who has been held
for some time on the charge of having
m ms possession two coats, the property
OF some one unknown. was tried vester.
day. The evidence showed that he was
q thiei, and the coats were identified as
belonging TO Messrs. Powers q Gwath-
mey. lie was sent on TO the grand jury.
a number of triiling cases were dis
posed Of.
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Stole saddIe

Yesterday morning Edward Christian
lcolored) came 10 lienrico county court
house with a saddle and tried to sell il.
lie offered il 10 number of farmers and
country people there for mere nothing.
and finally sold il for twenty-five cents.
This sale and his preceding action
aroused suspicion, and Robert Woodall.
of Southward's detective agency. went
up town 70 Vaughan q Sarvay's tobacco
warehouse and asked whether they knew
such a man as Edward Christian They
did not They were then asked whether
a addle was missing, and was told that
there was.
The owner Of the saddle, a country
man. identified ii, and Christian was
placed in the county jail A preliminary
examination Will be held next Saturday
before Squire Vincent
The saddle was actually taken from the
horses back The proprietors OF this
have been greatly annoyed bv
these pilierings, which have not been
confined 10 that one warehouse where
leaf tobacco loose is sold Many of these
farmers, with their tobacco loose. come
Early al night 10 the warehouses. and in /
stances have happened where boots. /
DC, have been stolen
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Blmks-Ne5, SIR, it Is always eysy 20 read
character Vow. stop and notice the sneak
ing, cat ike way in which that man walks. as
ID be feared to make a noise. Mark his FUR
tive Chances Tie looks no one la tho eye. Ho
appears To fear that every passor by may be
detective lie evidently regards himself Us
close 20 the stern grip OF the law, and DO
knows not what moucnt The blow may
strike That man is undoubtedly a counter
ieiter. lorgar or burglar
Jmks-Oh, no. you're way oR IT, is Dea-
con Dart, the husband of Mrs Dart. tho
woman who thrashed street ear conductor
Che other day because be- carried he-' a square
too tar philadelphia Record
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sPEcIALTERMOF TnE CIRCUIT COURT
Hubbard Against Brown and Lynch
Against Chafin.

Inc spec'al Term Oh tne Dliy circuit
Court set by Judge " e,lioid Yesterday
10 Try the TWO suits OF HUBBARD against
Brown and Lynch against Chailin, both
of which have been repeatedly before tine
court, was presided over by Judge 4. r.
Gunter, of Accomac, judge of the Eighth
Judicial circuit
Colonel X. 7 HUBBARD. The plaintiff in
the first named suit. was I'm court. as
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THE CITY.
YESTERDAYS REPORT OF HAPPEN
lNGS IN AND ABOUT RICHMOND.
THE C. d o h. Il. NORTGAGED
TO RECEIVE $5O,0OO.OOo.
Local News ana Notes.

An indenturc from the Chosapeak,
and Ohio Railway Company. dated Oh,
Isl day of January. 1879 Go the Contra
Trust Company Of New York. securing
$30.000.0o0 was yesterday placed on re-.
cord in the clerks Office of the CHANGER,
Court II was executed under the pro.
visions Of resolution of the board ri al.
fectorS Of the company. adopted az "a meet.
ing held In New YORK ,itv on The 22d dav
of last December. and IS executed 90 Sc.
cure The payment of thirty thousand
bonds conditioned for the payment of
5 900 each in gold coin ON the first day
Of May, 1899, with interest. TO be paid ai
the rate 0i fo pcr can't from The date of
issue until paid, and for which I'M
iercsi coupons are attached 90
each of the principal bonds. They
are payable, principal and interest. on
the lsi day of May. 1899. in gold coin. az
the Office Of the company in New York
city. To secure these bonds the com
pany conveys the entire railroad now
operated from a point on James river be-.
low Richmond 90 a point on the Ohio
river in the state of West Virginia. and
thence TO point of connection with the
ElizabeihioWn, Lexington and Big
Sandy railroad, on the west bank
of Big Sandy river. in Ken
lucky. also, The eastern extension
raining down the peninsula TO
Newport News, and thence to Phoebus
together with an its franchises. rights
and privileges appurienant 20 or used in
connection with the line all road beds.
superstructurcs. the right of way, rails.
tracks. side tracks. bridges. yiaducfs.
car-houses. cngine-hOUscs. shops. ware
house, water stations, and everything
Of whatsoever kind 10 the company be-
longing; also. an rolling stock. cars. and
equipments of every kind The Chcsa-
peake and Ohio Company contract is
subscribed hy VI +. ingalls,, president
aitesied hy T. O. Barbour. secretary, and
that of the Trust Company Is subscribed
by /. Francis HYDE second vice-presi
dent ailestoi 10y c. II = Babcock, sec.
reiary
The deed having already been recorded
in Hanover county. no tax was collected.
except one dollar on the seal
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LOCAL NOTES.

Mr.. II. W r. Twomblv and servant
Of New York, are stopping at the Tx
change Mr. TwOmbly is son-in-law
of Mr. Vanderbilt, and is on route q
Asheville, \. c.. in quest Of health an
pleasure.
Mr. Thomas p Gfsty, staff CORE
spondent of ihc " hatacturers Record
of Baltimore, is az tie Exchange Hotel
and will make a report %. .... ....-. lag
business features Of Richmond and The
State generally.
Mr. George l.. Gougc, business man
aver for Clara Morris. who appears 40
the Theatre next week, called at the
TIMES Office last night
officer Walton contends that the finest
whistIers on the police force are Charlie
sweeney and Tom Wilkinson. and that
the best tenor singer on the force is
Benedict Poitiaux However. that may
be, all the Richmond Fines" can make
things hum when necessary
Mr. ". H. Funk, who has been sick
for several weeks az NaGesbor0. \. CHS
much better The friends In Richmond
of ihe young artist viii read this with
pleasure
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HUSTINGS COURT.
A Hard DAYS Work-Judgo witt on the
Bench for Niue Hours.


The Hastings Court was in sessio
from 10 A. NJ until after o'clock j. NJ.
yesterday in the trial of two important
cases.
The first was that Of William William
son. who was charged with breaking into
the store of /. Jacobs and stealing there
from large lot of underclOth-
ing and several watches, &c, as
has heretofore been published in the
TINES, had the goods on his person
when arrested Jacobs two sons APP
pearcd in court and identified the prop
erty as the same which was stolen from
his store on the night of the robbery.
Williamson was given four years in the
penitentiary. Giles Jackson, his cOun-
sci, excepted TO the verdict, and 10
o'clock this morning was set az the hour,
at which time the court will hear argu-
ment on the motion to oyerrule the yer.
dict.
The next called were the cases Of
Booker Harris Nirgic Coleman, Andrew
Spoiswood, and Moses Owens. an col
ored, who were arranged on q single
indictment charging them with creating
a riot ON the public streets ON the night
Of the oath Of December and with re-
slsiing the police while they were in the
discharge OF their duty.
The first witness introduced was Pc
licenran Charles Kelley. who stated that
on the above night he was going up
Main street when be saw fire on Law .
Tors Hill and went up and made the BOYS
put IL out. and that on his way back down
Twenty-third street. when ne got between
Main and Cary he saw Tie prisoner, Moses
Owens, on another man holding
him down; that he struck him gently on
the back and told him 70 get up; hc then
took hold OF one with one hand and lhe
other with the other and told them 90
come with him. The two men refused 10
10, and on their resistance large
crowd that had gathered rushed In
on him, and commanded him 20 let the
man 20, which he refused 10 do that as
fast as he pulled his club from one man
another would take hold Of il. so that il D
was impossible for him 10 manage the
men or take care OF himself, and that
in the scuille he got number
Of kicks and cuffs lie lost hi.
hat. His club was taken from q
him, and the crowd sin pushed on He q
got 10 Twentieth street before he re- d
,eiyed assistance. when a number Of citi. !,
,ens and two policemen came up, helped e,
him TO get the crowd back, aud then the ci
'rowd followed him all The way 10
he station-house. lie was generally :,
licked around, but did not know ~
no did tae kicking. lie also ~
PSI his handouts. and the pressing -,
rowd brought him down on is:knocs. "
L said that he could identify Owens
I'd Coleman as the two who started the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-16
THE LATE W. 4. THOMAS.
No win Found After Careful Search.

The examination of the papers and
effects Of the late W A. Thomas took
place yesterday by Messrs W. r. Quarles
and Mann $. Quarlcs, curators. accom-
panied by their attorney, Mr. Henry O..
Cannon. The heirs-at-law and apprai-
sers were present-thc former attended
by their counsel Messrs. Guy and Gil
liam b. b. Munford and Mr. Miller. of
Danyille The other claimant, Bette r.
Lewis, was represented by counsel, con-
sisiing OF Judge Geo J. Christian. Judge
Edmund Waddell, and Nj Edgar Allen.
The first search was made az The
office of Drewry & Co. where Mt
Thomas had a safe the next at his late
residence. and finally at the Planters
National Bank, where he kept his most
valuable papers.
a diligeni and thorough search failed
10 reveal q viii
The estate viii show, as expected from
yesterdays investigation. about S2O00 600
In notes and other securities, the notes
being principally on real estate The
real estate is estimated at about S2j,0 600
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ELEGANT ENTERTAINMENT
Given by Msssrs Allen Il Cinter TO their
Salesmen- Grand Foot BAN Game.


Salesmen- Grand Foot BAN Game.
Yesterday Major Lewis Ginter gave an
elegant dinner 90 his travelling statesmen
at his residence in this city. There were
present Mcssrs Archibald Lvnds san
Francisco: Mel McCoul. Chicago: Geo.
". Augustine. John II Slack. = ROsen-
baum, A. Dunstaiier, New York city: :.
r. Carter. New York State; +. X. Dan
dTow. Boston; A. c. Adam. Robert
Simpson, Philadelphia; Lewis II Wing
field St Louis W Grandson Moselev,
Washingion Perkins Ellis, Louisville
+. +. Small, Atlanta c. Doran Wing
field, Texas; John ID. Cooper, North
Carolina.
The entertainment was in every
respect delightful and hOspitablc and
every one present thoroughly enjoyed
themselves. In fact one of the secrets
of Major enters great success has been
that liz chief aim is TO make of every
one in his employ, who does his work
faithfully and conscientiOusly, feel that
he is member of a happy family. This
is why he has always secured harmony
aud unity in all the ramihcation of his
extensive business which Is confined TO
no special section nor continent, but
takes in the whole world
FOOTBALL GAME
Among the other amusements which
Major Ginter proposes TO offer 10 MS
guests during their reunion is q game {.
foot ball IL will take place az O'clOcN
this afternoon. at his farm, WesthrOo6.
on the Brooke turnpike. between the
Home - and Agents and Travellers '
teams. The following is the personal OF
the two parties of contestants:
HONE TEAM-RuAers: Mcssrs Pope.
BidgOOd. Gentry. Williams, and Meade
Quarter Bucks. Messrs Bishop and
Walker.
Half Bqels. Messrs Kemplen leap
tain and Miller.
FuR Buck Smith BEDFORD
o. AGENTS AND TRAVELLERS TEAM
Rushsrs. Messrs. Garter. DandTow, G.
Moseley, Cooper, Ellis, and Doran Wing
field.
Quarter Bucks Messrs. Adams. Simp-
son. and Small.
Hqlf Bucks. Messrs Slack (captainl
and Lewis Wingfeld.
FuR Baek Neil McCoull.
Umpires: Messrs Jeiiress, Rosenbaum
and Dunstatter.
Rttrees Messrs Lynds and Angus
tine
The game will be a regular old-fash-
toned English football contest. such as
ia so graphically described in tom
Brownat Rugby IL will prove rare
specimen of genuine and rarely seen
manly sport.
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be done at the earliest possible day

be done at the earliest possible day"
Adopted
Captain Brown affirmed the following
Resolcod, That the Commissioner of
Agriculture be authorized to employ an
assistant 10 the chemist at a salary not
TO exceed fifty dollars per month 80 long
as he deems his services necessary, pro-
vidcd the same can be done without eX-
ceeding the sum appropriated for this
Board
Adopted
Commissioner Whitehead offered the
following That the committee on chem.
istry bc directed 10 prepare a bill regu-
hting the sale of fertilizers in the State
and for the protection of farmers against
spurious fertilizers. and that they report
said bin io this board ai future meet
ing. Adopted
The Board adjourned al : o'clock TO
meet this morning at 10 o'clock
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-16

Yesterday 40 1 o'clock the County
Court, Judge Minor presiding, began the
trial of The suit of llill and Guyernator
against Griffith & Bros
This is an action OF distress for $3.50
which the plaintiffs claim TO be due them
by the defendants for privileges at the
Exposition grounds for merry-go-rounds,
shooting gallery, and ball games
After hearing the evidence and the ar
gument of counsel on the instructions the
court adjourned the case until Thursday
next.
Edgar Allan, Esq, represented the
plaintiff and Mr. c. Y. Meredith and Mr..
W. W Cosby represented the defend
ants
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-16

Such an audience as greeted the 1.-TWO
Johns at the Academy last night mas
never been seen in Richmond since the
war Every seat was taken, and not
even comfortable standing room could
be secured.
eiAs to the play, it can only be said that
Il Is a conglOmeration of absurdities
fastened together 50 as to make an ex-
aggerated comedy Of Errors" Ii has
Just enough plot TO make sort Of con.
tinuous link, and just enough foolish.
ness to make it extremely laughable.
a special matinee Will be given to-
y, and tonight the play will be re.
ca ted for the last time.
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Eank Directors Elected.

Alta meeting of the stockholders OF
the stockholders of the Citizens Bank of
Richmond the following gentlemen were
elected Directors for the ensuing year.
W. j. johnson, c. l.. Todd, c. T.. Wingo.
W. Rosenbaum, c. r. Skinker. T. H..
Elicit, ID. o. Davis, W r. Quarles +.
Wiley Davis, John = Branch, ". j..
Leake, II. b. Taliaforro, j. II. Capers
John Addison, r.. g. Rennolds. All of
the above reelected except j. H. Capers,
who was elected in place of k. {.
Workman, who declined a reelection
At a meeting of the Directors Major
W. ). johnson was reelected president.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-16

Cbancery Court.

In the Chancery Court yesterday be-
fore the Hon Z IL Fitzhugh, Mr. II G.
Gibbs qualified as executor of the estate
of Mrs Lerena A Gibbs deceased
A deed from Mrs Eliza Jane Pclouze
TO William II. Zimmerman, was yester-
day recorded in the clerks office of the
Chancery Court
The deed conveys fifty-six feet on the
corner of Broad and Madison streets,
fronting siXty-six feet on the east side of
Broad street and running back sixty-four
and a hall feet TO am alley in common
The deed was made in consideration
of a1n1lN
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-16

of the age bon the medical linels the
liquid fruit remedy. Syrup of Figsa am
uiacturcd only by the Califoni Fig
Syrup Company, san Francisco, Cal.
10 is agreeable to the taste. acceptable t0
the stomach, harmless In los nature, pain
less yet prompt and thorough IN los ac-
lion. Owens a Minor Drug Company
Richmond. Va.
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CapitoI Notes.

Governor Lee has committed the tern
of George Nelson, OF Elizabeth coun.
~ sentenced 20 one year in the
penitentiary 10 six months in The county
Jail Yesterday Andrew Williams, the
colored sheriff of Elizabeth, came to the
city and took the prisoner to Jail
Colonel II. l.. -. Lewis. of Clarke.
ilr John T. Harris, of Rockingham.
Judge J. W Marshall, of Craig, and
Hon Micajah Woods, Of Albemarle,
we're al the Capitol yesterday
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-16

"You would Doe sorry 90 lose your sister.
wouldn't son. Johnnie" osled the visitor,
suCgestigaiy, o. tAo liuis boy who Was enter.
taning him 30 the drawing room
Nope, replied Johnnie Il guess could
stand IT, Mr uukinson Nav lys I've got
to wear shortpauts ill eftor Ircnosmarried. "
-Kindcrhook Rough Note
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-16

A Horse which had % draw Load D.
Market almost dally complained bitterly " IL
steep Inil on bis route, saying
"l0u ere neither Useful nor Ornamental
You are simply ana Obstruction tp those Who
pass over this Highway But for you my
Labor would Doe much iishter'
Tie Driver overheard tho complaint and
40 once epIcd
Cease your Lamcnts But Tor thi, Hu
on our route should add 500 extra Pounds
10 your load"
tOrAL.
X we didn't have q corn On the Toe We
Night have Boil on the Neck Detroit Free
Press
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-16

At the picture dealers" dow much is this
water col0rm
"Sixty dollars
'And this oil painting"
"Forty-Gven
How does it happen that oil Is ~ much
cheaper than water this Burlington
Free Pres
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-16

The following were the numbers which
drew prizes in the Louisiana State Lot
terry to-day j.jS2, 40,7s9. 94,121, 20,5ss.
66.29i 1875, 2O,4J5, 2lj0a, 41032, g.
il.. s2-Ils
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-16

over 100000 of "Whilochs on Vir.
ginia Cneroots sold and DOB complains
Take no other package unless DO has my
name ON it otherwise you Wiz be im
OScd on.
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HonorabIy DISCHARGED.

Robert Throg was before Magistrate
CHM at IIenrico county courthouse
yesterday on the charge of ranging.
hunting, and trespassing on the lands of
L. X. Tenant He was fined s., which
amount goes to the informant, L. *.
Tenant, and be was required to pay
costs, which he did, and was then honor
ably discharged.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-16

Cashmere Bouquet in beautifully
trimmed baskets A suitable gift for
young and old
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The American Hotel Bar. 70 Keegan.
proprietor is still open though she hotel ~
closed for repairs laZ4l
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-16

Packages OF cherooia are on The markc tO
near A the SO color Of paper as the O'd
Virginia but take no other except Do hos
my trade mark and name of T.. NHuLocY
Dn every package
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-16

The following deeds of bargain and
sail were recorded in the Chancery Court
of Richmond yesterday
William c. Camp and wife to L. c.
Jenkins, 3j feet on south side Floyd
street near Lombardy, 81 400; II. l..
Pelouze and wife to William II. thinner
mann, 66 feet on south side Broad street
near Madison, SlO,1jOO5; Robert G..
Scott, special commi --ioner, to William
King. lot on Allen street, $50; Robert
+. Stratton to Alice ID. Hardwick, his
interest in so feet on east side Twenty
fourth street between Clay and Leigh
$50; $. W. Tyler and wife to l.. c. Jen-
kins, . feet on south side Floyd street
near LOmbardy, 5000
HENRICO COUNTY.
Otway 5. Allen aud wife to VIM. c
Allen Sheppard, o. feet on Grove ave
nue.; Susan A. Brown 10 George VI
Brown, lis acres near Quioccasin road
y. NJ. Wilson and wife TO VIM. c. Allen
Sheppard 2s feet ON Grove avenue.