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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-03-14
& HAPPY EVENT.
MARRIAGE OF NR. j. L. M'LEAS nc
MISS j. II. GRiEvE.

At half-past nine o'clock this
morning Mr.. James Louzada Nc
Lean, bookkeeper for the Inter-
Island Steam Navigation Company,
and Miss Jennie Rowe Grieve, only
daughter of our highly esteemed
citizens Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Grieve,
were united in marriage at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents, Nuu.
anu Avenue. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. f. G.. Beck.
with, ID. D., pastor of Central Union
Church, in the most impressive man
ner. Principally at the time named
the bride and groom entered the
parlor to the strains of the "Bridal
March" and took position imme-
diately underneath floral lovers
knot The parlor was Hastily decor
ated with palm leaves, vines and
flowers. Alter the happy couple had
been pronounced husband and wife,
they received the congratulations Of
their immediate friends and rela-
tives, their being present: Capt. and
Mrs. w. b. Godfrey, MIR. and Mrs.
Z. b. Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
Gray, Mrs. Porneroy, Mrs. Aud,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Hare, Miss and
Master Hare, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mclean, Mrs. Eberhardt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robt. Grieve, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. l.. Grieve, Mr., and Mrs. w, II.
Mclean, and representatives of the
BULLETIN and ADVERTISER.
After congratulations those pres
ent sat down TO an elegant breakfast
served in the dining room. In the
centre of the table, which was load
ed with good things, stood the
wedding cake, q magnificent speri-
men Of the confectioners art. 1t
was two story pyramid cake on
the top of which was q handsome
marriage bell. The cake was decor.
ated with harps, birds, flowers and
wrcaths. 1t was supplied by Mr.
f. Horn. During the breakfast the
health of the newly married couple
was drunk. They left OF The Australia
for three months trip through the
States and Canada, carr yiI.g with
them the best wishes OF large cir
Gle of friends.
The presents were displayed in an
ante-room and included costly arti-
cles of silverware, furniture, fancy
work, etc.
The bride is most cstimable
young lad, whose sweet voice and
finished style of singing has
given much pleasure to our
residents on many occasions, while
the bridegroom is well known in this
city as young man with many
sterling qualities. The BULLETrN
joins in wishing them much happi-
ness in their new life.
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PASSENGERS.

For San Francisco per S = Australia,
Mar IA = Col laus Spieckels, Mrs
Spreckels, Miss Emma SLreckels, Hon
Elisha ii Allen and Mrs Allen. Arthur
Page and wife, Mrs Colt and maid, l. .
Smith. o Goldsmith and wife, Mrs
Whitehead, Miss NJ 5 Grtlings, Miss l.
r Parks. Mrs Tufts, Miss Tufts, Miss NJ
+ Gushing, II = Ray, ii w Parker, r +
wife, > 7 Cross and wife, A Pratt,
Mrs Z NJ Marchand and child. VIM Mil
Ian and wife. ii y smith, Miss u "
Smith, Miss Nj Smith, Miss A Smith, G
II Smith and servant, a Haas, w VIII
liams, r j Lille and wife, Mrs Bennett,
Miss Gibbons, Il A Ward, j l. Mclean
and bride, Il u Ber9in, Miss * Milan,
Col G w Macfarlane, l. G Gardiner,
Mrs a de Souza Canavarro and child,
Henry X Hyde, j n Robinson and wife,
Mrs Ii Berger and son, o Spalding,
Sister Winifred, Mrs Clark, Mrs Louis
son, Miss Belle Louisson, ID j Treiber,
wife and child, Miss Fletcher and two
boys, p 9 Jones and wife, R.v q
Walkup and three children, + f Rand,
Mrs w r Lawrence and child, + Ii
Royce, j B Robinson and wife.
Burnham, ' iss Nj L Derby, Mrs j II
Fisher and child, j A McCandless. DR.
p A Morrow, g e " illiams, II GrahNm,
H G Lyon, and Ii d Taylor. STEERAGE
- as II Dawson, A Hansen, G Winter,
Il Winter, G Tessine, l. Wagner, G
Forgeson, +. Olsen, w Wilson, f Ske-
pan, q w Poole, p Barnes, Mawson
and 1874 Portuguese including IS chil-
dren.
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THE AUSTRALIANS DEPARTURE.

There was an unusually gay scene
at the departure of the Australia
for San Francisco this noon. She
carried away q full cargo of demes-
tic produce, 80 cabin and 147 steer
age passengers. Of the latter 1874
were Portuguese including &c chill
dren. Nearly all of the cabin pas
sengers were decked with leis while
a good many also carried bouquets.
1t was a pretty sight as the vessel
left her dock, to see the profuse
floral display. The Hawaiian Band
was on the wharf and played num-
her of appropriate selections ending
with Aud Lang sSyne.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. M'lNTYRE.

The funeral of the late Mrs.
Margaret Mcintyre took place yes
terday afternoon, from the family
residence, King street. The Rev.
DR.. Beckwith conducted the SER
vices, and there was large attend
ance of friends of the deceased and
bereaved family. The floral offer
ings were beautiful. The remains
were inferred in the Nuuanu ceme-
terry. The pail bearers were:
Messrs. G. Il. Gulick, S. G. Allen,
j. f. Gilfllan, G. N. Spencer, T..
Sorrenson and +. w. Wundenburg.
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EVENTS THIS EVENING.

DRILL Leleiohollu Guards, at 1880.
Y. M. G. A. singing class, at
1880.
Debating Society, at usual time
and place.
Drill Co. A Honolulu Rifles, at
1880.
Honolulu Commandery No. X.
T, at 1880.
Social at residence of DR.. E. G..
Beckwilh at Z 80.
Band concert at Emma Square at
1880.
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DOGGEREL FOR DOGGEREL.
TIE ARAB ON THE EDITOR.

The Editor sat in his chair of state,
Collecting his poor brains ,ogether,
The lamp burned low and the hour was
late,
And his wits were plumb cut of tether;
He chuckled aloud and he chuckled low,
And his eyes rolled with ficndish glare,
As he thought of his assinine poetic
show
OF the gentle Arab from the tropics fair.
He smiled and he smiled,
Sweet and bland like child,
But his witt were out of all tether
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Sairsuu NuteS.

The steamship Australia took for San
Francisco 1868 bags sugar, $50 ba@s
rice, 5,097 bnchs OF ba anas, Z bags
coffee, 479 bdls green hides. l bag of
gold coin valued ut $500, and suudry
packages. Foreiga value, lO,SS0; Do
mestic value, S33, O5l Il.
The schr Ro>alind arrived to-day. 81
days from San Francisco, with merchan-
disc valued at S6,S9S, including 100 bbls
flour, 400 SKIS bran, IL ctls barley, 100
bbls lime, 100 bales hay, LOG clls oats,
Is, $50 lbs potash, 90 bbls salmon, etc.
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SUPREME COURT--AT CHAMBERS.
BEFORE BICKERTON j.
THURSDAY, March

THURSDAY, March 18th.
In re estate of Charles Brenig,
deceased. Petition for probate of
will. Appellants, Kcnahu (w), the
widow, exceptions at January term,
1885, to order of Bickerton j., allow
ing proponents motion to dismiss
appeal. Question as to whether ex-
captions lie in such a matter reserved
for the full Court. A. S. lartwcll
for proponeut a. Rosa for appel
liant.
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A Kentucky gentleman who re-
Gently came to Washington to CON
suit with his member of Congress
about an office under the new Ad-
ministration was asked by gentle
man from Boston whether it is really
true that the people of Kentucky
are so very bibulous. "BibulousY'
said the Kentuckian. "Bibulous
! don't reckon you could find q
dozen Bibles N the whole State. "
Washington Post.
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MAIL MATTERS.

The Post Office despatched on the
Australia 4,449 letters and 2.132
packages Of papers. This makes a
total of II 1856 letters and 1927
packages of papers forwarded to
the States, China and Japan, since
last Friday.
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THE regular meeting of the Debat-
ing Society will be held this evening,
when the subject for debate will be,
"Resolvcd, That the importation Of
material from foreign countries for
public Improvements is not benefit,
nor just, to the taxpayers OF Hawaii"
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TOMORROW morning at 10 o'clock
Mr.. j. f. Morgan will sell at auction
ut his salcsroom, Queen street, n lot
of merchandise, damaged, per bark
Ivy from New York. Among the lot
are 3 Wilcox e. White organs, 6 Vic
tor sewing machines, l dog cart,
hardware, etc,
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DURING the past few weeks the
proprietors of the Anchor Saloon
have made many marked improve
ments. The yard has been fenced
in, and made private, and half
dozen handsome and well appointed
rooms prepared for the convenience
of guests.
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THE regular monthly sociable of
the Central Union Church will be
held this evening at the residence of
Rev. Dir. Z. G. Beckwith, corner of
Lunalilo and Victoria streets. A
general and cordial invitation is ex-
tended.
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LADIES' NURSE.

MRS. STEVENSON, accoucheuse
w and ladies' muse, Testimonials
OF 70 years experience at Queen Char.
islands not objected to. Residence
Jordan House." school E:reet. Z. O.
Box 475i Mutual Tele, 37s. 176 Sns
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THE Foreign Office has just had
printed list containing the foreign
Legations and Consulatcs, foreign
consuls resident in the kingdom and
the diplomatic and consular repre-
sentatives OF Hawaii abroad
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VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Stmr C r Bishop for Waanae, Waialua
and Koolnu at ga IN
Stmr w . Hall for Lahaina, Maaiaea,
Kona. Ia and the Volcano at 10
O'Clock Il IN
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TIE band gives a moonlight con-
cert at Emma Square this evening,
and at Thomas Square Friday eve
ming.
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AUCTION SALES TOMORROW.
BY j. T. MORGAN.

At 10 n. IN. underwriters sale of
merchandise damaged by salt water
on voyage Of importation per bark
Ivy. A full list of the merchandise
appears elsewhere.
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mARRiED.

MCLEAN GRIEvE - In Honolulu,
March l4th, by the Rev. L. G.
B ckwith, ID D., james Louzada
Mclean to Jennie Rowe Grieve.
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I'll 4 GENERAL NkWS.

THE hanks OF Messrs Bishop s
Co. and Claus Spreckels & Co, will be
closed Saturday.
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WALKER & REDwARD,
Contractors ~ Builders.

Brick, stone and Wooden Buildings; es.
Inmates given. Jobbing promptly at
tended 10, 20 King street. Bell Tele-
phone No. g. T. .. Box, 42S. apply
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POLICE COURT.
THURSDAY, Mar. Eth.

THURSDAY, Mar. l4th.
VIM. Earrgan forfeited bail of Sc
for drunkenness.
M. r. A. Viera, for permitting a
feroclous dog to go abroad, was re-
handed to the 10th.
Several other cases were con-
tinued.
CIVIL CASES.
A. Morgan vs.. Kepahoni, assump-
sit for 1915. Judgment for plain
tiff for SS.75 with costs.
H. S. Tregloan VS.. George Mark
ham, assumpsit for 500, on note of
August 2, 1888. Judgment for
plaintiff for Sl09. 80 including costs.
John A. Cummins VS.. Emil Mel
Vile, assumpsit for 5000. On de-
fendant's counsel filing affidavit, the
case is continued to the 10th.
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SITUATION WANTED

A YOUNG German Woman wants q
IA position us housekeeper, seamtress
or infants nurse. Address "A. s."
BULLETIN Office. 1893 3t~
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AHSiyalo.

Mar II
Stmr j A Cuu minis from kOolau
Schr Rosalind, 81 days from san Fran
cisco
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TAtiITI BAMBOO.

{ UST received II supply of Tahiti
~ bamboo for making hats.
1874 lw j. T.. BROWN 4 co.
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BOOKKEEPER WANTED

EOR u plantation, steady, welre-
Il commended and capable man.
Apply to
1873 If THEO. II. DAVIES & co,
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LADIES' NURSE.

MFRS. MoNROE, ladies' nurse, has
Iu removed TO No. 3, Kukui lane.
Feb-l4.S0
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PROGRESS IN 1888.

Exclusive OF specially reserved liability
Tontine Dividend Fund
Over and above "a existing policies of that class
The New York Life policies
life thereby adapting its the largest number
lately Morunry Dividend which
it, policies issued with guaranteed return all premiums paid in add
face OF the policy death specified
The the New York Ies Tonno Policies that have
policies running
the period of time
The York free
residence claims
In connection with these statements OF the principles and
New York herewith
yearly business dQn during five periods covering the Gonp entire his
OF tho Company the cud OF
show a
and business that
intending
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,Ei..ca.

S S Australia for San Francisco ut noon
Schr Ia Moi for Hawaii
Schr Mary for Kauai
Schr Sarah & Eliza for Koolau
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A Beachcomber
From the sea,
That's me.
Father Of the Pumpkin Skin,
Full of sin
And of gin,
That's me.
A Pharisee,
Thank the Lord I'm not rs he,
Full of sin
Aud of gin,
Amen.
-BARNACLE.
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BAND CONCERT.

The Hawaiian Band will give
public concert this evening at
Emma Square commencing at
1880 O'Clock. Following is the pro-
9ramme:-
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CIVIL CASES.

IOB PRINTING OF all Kinds exc.
q outed at the "Daily Bulletin" Office.
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PART l..

Overture Bandit Tricks. .Suppe
Chorus ieuzi..... ......... w agner
Waltz -Toreador. ............R oyle
"Reminiscences of all nations. ..Suppe
Hooheno, Hilo Kupa Loke, Oiwi Mani.
PART II.
Selection-Patience ............ Sullivan
Fantasia-Echoes of the Forest. .Ricdel
Burlesque-A Comical Contest. Godfrey
Galop-Vivat.. .............. ..Llkotf
Hawaii i'onOi
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E.S.N4as iltmS.

Notices uader 3 10 head IRE eli rgcd ~ &c 70
per line Jor the FIRST hssriion and c.RtS per line
eucry additional Insertion.
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Z The DAVIS ROBBERY.

Owing to pressure on our space
yesterday very brief notice of the
robbery at Mr.. M. Davis store on
Tuesday was given. In rear of the
store is small room which has been
= undergoing repairs at the hands of
Mr.. Ouderkirk, the builder. The
latter employed Frank Davis to as
sist him, but warned the proprietor
of the store to keep sharp lookout
on Frank as he bore q bad charac-
ter. 1t was only because Mr.. Ou-
derkirk could not get another man
that he employed Davis.
When the proprietor of the store
with his wife returned home from
the races they found the goods in
the store scattered in every direc-
ton. Upon examination there was
missed balbriggan drawers, socks
and undershirts, boots, jewelry, silk
handkerchiefs, two pistols, knives,
half o box of cigarettes, and other
articles too numerous to mention.
There is q very narrow door leading
from the foundry lane to the rear of
the store, fastened inside by q
wooden catch. This was easily
pushed up by the thief. A pane Of
glass was out in the window of the
room where Mr.. Ouderkirk was at
work. This gave anyone easy ac-
Eess to the room. From this room
door leads into the store. 1t was
locked by Mr.. payis when he went
away, but the thief used a couple
Of chisels which were lying around
with other tools and pried the. door
open. The marks of the chisel are
plainly to be seen. Frank Davis
was seen going in and out of the
premises by some of the employees
of the foundry, but as he had been
working there several days this fact
disarmed any suspicion in their
minds.
Captain Larsen arrested Frank
Davis on Wednesday morning as the
latter was going to work. Frank
pleaded ignorance of the whole at
fair. He was locked up at the Sta.
ton House and the case will come
up Tomorrow, Captain Larsen
searched the room of the woman
DAVIS lives with and there found
some of the stolen silk handkerchief
and cigarettes.
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- -
A HEAVY SENTENCE.

Four Cinnamon were up in the
Police Court this morning charged
with having opium in possession.
They were arrested in a room in the
Chinese Theatre by Capt. Larsen
add three native police officers,
along with lot of paraphernalia
used for smoking the drug. The
haul included two full tins of opium,
one half full, eight or nine empty
ones, pipes, scales, lamps, etc.
One of the men, All Sing, who looks
like an inYeterate opium smoker,
pleaded guilty, All Hin not guilty,
while the other two were discharged.
All Hin, after the evidence for the
prosecution was in, made state
ment, in which he said that he was
asleep in the room at the time the
raid was made, and was awakened
by the noise the police made. He
denied placing tin of opium on the
window sill with the intention OF
throwing it away, and called as wit
Resses the two Chinese who were
discharged. When placed on the
stand they both stated emphatically
that All Hin did have the half full
tin in his hand.
Judge Foster, in giving sentence,
remarked that the Government had
said he had been too easy with
opium possessors and smokers,
They (the Government were deter
mined to break up the traffic and he
must impose more severe penalties
His Honor then fined All Sing and
All Hin each 500 with six months
Imprisonment at hard labor.
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EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Combined band concert at Emma
Square, at 1880.
Drill Co. A Honolulu Rifles, at
1890.
Drlll Leleiohoku Guards, at 1880.
Glass in English literature at Y.
M. G, A., at 1850.
Honolulu Commandery No. /,
Knights Templar at 1880.
Annual meeting Strangers Friend
Society, afternoon and evening, at
residence of Mrs. Cornwell, Judd
street.
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THE TRAMWAYS.

The following figures for single
trips as taken from the books of the
Tramways Company may be inter-
esting: II, rs, 81, SO, 80, SO, 95,
100, l01, ITO, lis and 1870.
Between five and six thousand
passengers were carried on Tuesday
the eleventh.
Next Monday the lines up Nuu-
anu Valley and to the Kamehameha
Schools will be opened to the public.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

On Monday evening Miss Grace
Rose celebrated the eighteenth an
niversary of her birth, by giving a
party to her numerous friends at the
residence of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. b. Rose, Beretania street.
The interior of the house vas very
prettily decorated with all kinds of
choice flowers and evergreens.
Dancing was INDUCED in and kept
up with spirit for several hours.
During the evening refreshments
we're served. The affair was most
enjoyable throughout.
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IT is reported that the mem
bers of the new Kamehameha
Rifle Association are buying up
all the rifles in use during the
so-called revolution in 1887. They
pay 81 for rifle and belt, but for
SO one hundred rounds OF Ammunition
are thrown in.
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SOME police ought to be stationed
in the grounds of st. Andrews Cathe-
dral this evening during the band
concert, as it is the rule of q gang of
young hoodlums to plant them
selves in the porch of st. Andrews
Priory and the Sunday school room,
and behave themselves in very UNI
rulY manner.
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THE Rev. F. w. Merrill, formerly
of Honolulu, but who for some time
past has been rector of an Episcopal
church at Chelsea, Mass, has recent
ly been appointed chaplain to Rev.
Father Grafton, the new bishop of
Fond du lac, Wisconsin.
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SHIPPING MILES.

The blk 8 c Allen arrived thfs morn
ing 1S days from San Francisco with
merchandise valued at Sl6,290, includ-
ing $50 bbls flour, 1924 cts oats, 1900
ctls barley, $50 lbs bread. 20 pkgs
leather, 6,S5S lbs beans, 1,222 SKIS bran,
668 bis hay, 100 tons fertilizer, 3,49s feet
lumber, 220 canned goods, 400 SKIS mid
dlings, sos lbs tea, 60 bbls 10 Inf do and
25 cs salmon, etc.: also $4,000 in gold
coin,
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CHANGE OF SAILING TIME.

The sailing of the barkentine ".
II. Dimond has been postponed until
ten O'Clock Tomorrow morning, the
mail closing at the Post Office at 3
O'Clock. The Consuelo also leaves
tomorrow at noon and will carry a
mail which closes at III O'Clock.
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THE band concert at Thomas
Square last evening was we'll attend
ed. About half-past eight o'clock, a
heavy shower OF rain came down
which scattered the audience in all
directions. The band completed the
programme Notwithstanding.
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RECEPTIONS AT THE PALACE.

Her Majesty the Queen received
yesterday at IL o'clock at Iolani
Palace Mrs. HI. A. p. Carter, wife
of His Excellency the Hawaiian
Minister at Washington. The fol-
lowing were received by Her Ma
jesty at the same time: Mrs. A. F.
Judd, Mrs. Chas. l.. Carter, Misses
Francis T., Agnes and c. j. Carter,
and John S. Pratt, M. D.
His Majesty the King and Their
Highnesses Princes Kawananakoa
and Kalanianaole were present dur
ing the reception. Mr.. j. w. Rob-
ertson, HI. MS Vice-Chamberlain,
presented the visitors to the Queen.
Mrs. j. w. Robertson was in at
tendance upon Her Majesty.
At noon His Majesty the King
received His Excellency George w.
Merrill, U. S. Minister Resident,
who presented the following auto
graph letter from President Har-
rison: =
BENJAMIN HARRISON, President of
VIC OIiGSu DbdItS VI hLJcIlCd,
To His Majesty KALAKAUA, King
of the Sandwich Islands,
Great and Good Friend:
1 have received your letter of April
16, 1889, expressing on behalf of the
Government and people of Hawaii,
their sincere coincidence with the
Government and people of the United
States in the terrible calamity which
has lately fallen upon them in the
disaster at Samoa, when SO many
valuable lives of officers and seamen
of the United States were lost.
! have been deeply moved by the
warmth of the expressions of sorrow
<and sympathy so vouchsafed, and
offer you in return the grateful &C
acknowledgements of the American peo-
pie who, am sure, heartily appreci-
gate the spirit which animated your
Nfeeling tribute and future hope.
Your Good Friend,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
By the President,
JAMES G. BLAINE,
Secretary of State.
Washington, May IT, 1889.
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AUCTION SALES TOMORROW,
BY l.. j. LEyEY.

At 10 O'Clock a. m., regular cash
sale, when will be offered large as
sortment of merchandise.
At IL o'clock noon Cliquot Cham
payne, Scotch whiskey and brandy,
also enc young saddle horse.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-06-13

MARCUS Colburn was found guilty
this afternoon of obstructing Custom
House officers, while in the execution
of their duty, by removing goods
from the wharf before they were
examined, and fined $50 with 81
costs.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-06-13

Mr.. Harry Luce, who left here in
February, for treatment to his eyes,
returned on the barkentine Planter
much improved in health. He has
entirely recovered the sight of the
right eye, but not of the left one.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-06-13

ALL persons who take horses to
the combined band concert at Emma
Square this evening are cautioned to
be on the look out when the last
piece "Musical smash-up" is played,
as fire crackers are used