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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-05-28

the lowest rate Of freight in the
market only could be charged. Will
cox and Hanks VS.. Marshall, Haw.
296.
1t is incumbent upon the masters
or agents of whaleships, to make
up, at the expense of the owners,
the accounts between the ship and
each officer or seaman of the crew,
and any usage to the contrary deem
ed unreasonable and would not be
sustained by the Court. Warren v.
Bark Benjamin Rush" 2 Haw.
46S.
Where parties transacted business
with each other in loose manner,
rendering it difficult for the court to
measure the amount of pecuniary
damage, sustained by the party in
vol1ing it's aid, the court, sitting as
a court of equity with the consent
of the parties, adopted the principle
of en- pres in assessing the damages
to be awarded.
A party complainant having re-
tanned accounts furnished him by
the defendant for n great length of
time, without objection as to their
correctness, having had opportunity,
was held to have waived the right 10
make such objections, and said acts
were regarded as conclusive against
him. Dudoit V. Spencer, 2 Haw.
493, Rice V. Spencer Haw. SOP.
No provision under the Hawaiian
Statutes, which eXempts merchants
accounts from the operation of the
statute of limitations. Pustau v
RiXman, Haw. 730
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-05-28

The Sultan of Morocco has to pay
q heavy indemnity to Great Britain
for the murder of several persons at
a trading-post near Cape JUDY two
years ago. A party of Moors hav-
ing encamped there, the English
agent at the post undertook to
"take" them with Photographic
camera. Not understanding the
operation the Moors killed the oper
ator and one or two others connect
ed with the station. 1t is for this
that the Sultan now pays in coin.
Moral: do not shoot the amateur
who snaps kodak at you.
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People should not lump to the

People should not jump to the
conclusion that the French Govern
ment is merely carrying out political
persecution in its prosecution of
Boulanger. That would only be to
initiate his claims to hereism that
he has not yet earned, but "the
man on horseback is being tried on
tangible charges of criminality in
connection with his handling of pub
lie funds and other alleged breaches
of the laws.
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NOTICE.

rNHE partnership heretofore existing
l. between Sam Quai, Chang Lung
and Ping film, doing carpenter business
selling out his interest TO the other Two.
of Tuck Lung Chong will continue said
busines' under the firm name of Tuck
Lung Chong, and hereby give notice
lhal they Will pOl he responsible for any
debts contracted BY sam Quai in the
name Of
TUCK LUNG CHONG.
Honolulu, May 2I, 1880. 25s 1w*
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Rip Van Wrinkle seems TO have
become a contributor to the Adver-
tiser. Who else could have said
that covering the outsides of build
ings with cement is coming much
into use in Honolulu" Why, the
cement age laps back on the grass
age in Honolulu architecture. The
newest parts of the town show hand.
some blocks in unveiled brick.
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WANTED

DY a Young Portuguese who will give
ID good security for his conduct, a
situation in store will make himself
useful at any kind OF store or office
work. Apply to
1913 1w+ Queen street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-05-28

In speaking incidentally the other
day Of aged public men, reference
might have been made to the vener-
able Senator Morrill,, of Vermont,
who recently in hale and hearty con-
dition celebrated his seventy-ninth
hirthlav
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Passengers on the street cars will
have to look out and keep heads and
arms in, when other cars are pass
ing on the sidings, and it is the duty
Of conductors to give warning of the
Ionrar
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THE
TUESDAY, MAY 2S, 1889.

Although about 800 women voted
in the municipal election at Wichita,
Kansas, two women on tickets for
the schsol board were defeated by q
large vote.
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NOTICE of REMOVAL.

A LEX. FLOHR, Lock & Gunsmith,
IA has removed opposite in the pre-.
n.iSes occupied formerly by Max Eckart
as a jewelry store, next door TO Hoff.
schlaeger & Co., in the Damon Block,
Bethel street. 240 I'm
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FOR SALE
NOTICE

TN accordance with the provisions of
Il Section 10, Chapter XXXV of The
Session Laws OF 1883, have registered
at the Interior Office my brand, *, for
use on horses and mules, purchased the
21th of May, 1899, from the Hon |,
Dowselt, and originally registered Octo-
Der 9Th, 1916, by john Meek Sr.
S. NJ. DAMON.
Honolulu. MAY 27, 1889 2G0 ivy
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NOTICE.

I HAVE this day sold 10 Mesars.
Il Wright Bros. my sole right, title
and interest in the premises known rs
the "Old Rose Premises,' 10 and 8
King street. where my successors will
accomplish everything in the carriage
anu blacksmith trade to the satisfaction
of the public. A. X. WEIR.
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A man named Dory has just nam
l.: .,,t - JI,nls,,

ed his first infant Hunky.
General Harrison, Washington
newspaper is informed, is deaf on
the right side. Those on the left
side also failed to make themselves
heard.
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p. S-Wright Bros vii still carry ON
their business on t'orI street, next TO
Lucas's Planning Mill,
Honolulu, May 81, 1899. $50 lw
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
February 10, 1850.
WE hoSS he5GT'h y h certify that s, Messrs
waiian Islands for the sale of our Lager
Beer in kegs.
JOHN WIELAND BREWING CO.,
1870 If John Ii. Wieland Bros.
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Chinese Employment Office

THE undersigned hegs to notify the
L public that he has opened Chi
nese Employment Office, at NO, 81 King
street, will take contracts for carpenter
work, painting, etc. Messages delivered
to the Chinese. Mutual Telephone 3s5.
No charge for getting servants. Office
in Lack Lung Chungs carpenter shop.
257lm* LEE CHU.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
David Dayton

Will practice in the lower courts of the
Kingdom as attorney, attend to collect
ing in all its branches, renting of houses
and any other business entrusted to him.
OAice-9l King Street. U pstalrs.
Feb $50
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-09-11

liga f0rbrytelse. Det kan nog handa att
fdrbundets lejda verktyg blifva straffade,
men harmed ar icke rattvisa skipad. Da
det blef bekant, att denna liga hade hem
ligt rad DON'T Cronin att do, trodde man,
att f6rbundet gifvit sig sjelf d6dsst6ten,
men haruti har man bedragit sig. Clan
na-Gael-sallskapet fortfor att ut6fva slit
dominerande infytande bade staten och
den katolska kyrkan, trots denna f5rkla-
rat sig icke gilla ligans tillvagagaende.
visserligen blef sallskapets 5fversteprest
Alexander Sullivan anklagad och arreste-
rad for delaktighet Croninska mordet,
men mot bergen sattes han smart pa fri
fot, och det gar icke sd latt att ater "a ho-
nom fast, da hela den magtiga ligan haller
honom ON ryggen. En- AMMAN ledare ar
Patrick Egan, hvilket det behagade Blaine
att uJnSmna till minister Chile. Process
sen har sem sagdt, nu b5rjats, och haller
man sem bast pa med att sammansatta en-
jury. Delta hafver sig icke sa latt ty 1
Chicago lar ieke manga kuAna uppletas,
som icke hort talas ON Cronin-mordet.
Fruktan for Clan-na-Gael ligans hand ar
sd stor, att personer, som befara att blifva
kallade till juryman, lemna staden.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-09-11
FRAN SKOLANS VERLD,
cUsTAvUs ADoLPhUs COLLEGE

Pa bestamd dag och timma 6ppnades
lasaret 1ss9-90 vid Gustaf Adolfs Col
lege. Rektorn upplaste den 11s:de psal-
! men och nedkallade Guds valsigRelse Of
yer samtliga larare och ,studerande. Eft
siuttiotal clever hade infunnit sig f0rsta
dagen. Da delta lases har antalet stigit
till 6fver ett hundra. Rektorn introduce
rade de nya lararne w. K. Shanor, j. A.
Edquist och N. e. Kron. Onsdagen och
torsdagen atgingo till examina. Fredagen
sattes ALT gang, men ledigt gick det ej
den dagen.
Fredagen den 80 aug. hade fakulteten
slit f6rsta mote da lasechemat antogs.
Mandagen den sept. m6tue ater fakulte-
ten da prof. j. Sander atervaldes till ia
kultetssekreterare och prof. j. s. Carlson
till bibliotekarie. Hans bitraden stude-
rande j. A. jackson, A. q. Carlson och G.
e. Seashsre valdes pa m6tet den Cite. Fa-
kulteten haller ordinarie m6ten hvarje fire.
| days efterm. XII. 4.20 da en- 8fversigt tages
0fver veckans arbete och nya anordnin-
gar vidtagas for den f6ljande. Pa SON.
dagsaftonen den SIDE hollis den gemen-
samma skolgudstjansten, da rektorn talade
pa svenska och professor Shanor pa en-
gelska.
B0nem0ten hallas skolans b6nesal
hvarje l6rdags alton XII. 8.
Past. 81. G. Trabert gjorde sin son Char
les sallskap till skolan pa onsdagen och
fru Sward atf5lde bada sina s6ner Ernst
och Eddie pa tersdagan. Mr.. j. w. Crantz
fran lions, Goodhue CO., gjorde sin dotter
sallskap hit upp. Afvensa mr.. Andr.
Nelson fran Sc. Grove, andra att f0rtiga.
F6ljande pastorer hafva sina s5ner har
allaredan: A. Jackson, w. Union; P. J.
Sward, st. Paul; G. II. Trabert, Minnea-
polls; L. Johnson, Wennersborg; P. j.
Eckman, D. Sveadahl. Flera vantas. Lii
tet langre fran skola vi angifva fran hvil-
ka f0rsamlingar dessa kommit. Emanu-
ell Academy har allaredan sandt oss en-
| och lOfvat oss en- eller tva till.
Hurudant vore det att uppratta tva-klas-
| siga academies fiere af de st0rre f0rsam-
lingarna? Skulle icke st. Ansgars Aca-
DENY kunna aterupplifvas till att b0rja
med? Hvarf0r b6rjar man ej att r6ra pa
sig der? For oss att drifva arbetet har
med allvar och sa pab6rja nytt, torde ska
da arbetet har, ty har man for manga jern
| i elden brans nog nagot.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-09-11
Stuttgart. Stamina barnsliga glade. Eft

Stuttgart. Samma barnsliga glade. Ell
skepp pa oceanen ar en- liten verld for sig,
Man traffar, sasom ju ALA veta, represen.
tanter af manga nationer. Diver hufvud
taget hade vi cit mycket hyggligt och sta
dadt ressallskap 6fver hafvet och vi skola
alltid minnas dem med en- egendomlig till
gifvenhet.
Men nu in donkyrkan. Nu villa vi ej
veta af winner eller samsprak, nu skall
ALT vara tyst, hjsrtats och andens ALA
portar 6ppna jemte 6gsnen, att helgedo-
mems hela harlighet ma strala derin. Har
ar ju dock cit heligt ram, har naste dock
Gud DO. Skulle icke Gud villa bo har, d&
SEX arhundradea uppbjudit sin h6gsta
konst och uppoffrat millioner pa millionsr
for att bereda hinmelens och jordens Her.
re ett vardigt hem. vi nastan f6rt6rnas
6fver den kare Paulus, sem m6ter oss
strax vid d6rren (hans bid star strax in
ON storporten, ON Jag Minis ratt och helt
TORT helsar oss med orden: "Gud Der icke
uti de tempel, sem med handler uppbygde
aro." De orden sta visserligsn icke ka-
tedralen, men de sta Ap. Germ. II: ~. 1
domkyrkan fnnes, sasom man kan ana, en-
hel mangd bilder, altaren, malade f6nster
af uts6ktaste kenst. kapell, Marior och re-
liker att Sc, men for oss galde det hufvud-
sakligen att mottaga det majestatiska in
trycket af det stora hela.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-09-11
AUG. COLLEGE e. sEMINARIUM.

- Prof. Lund fran Lindsborg har af-
gifvit nekande svar pa den till honom stall
da kallelsen. hans stale, eller' rattare
endast for att skSta sangundervisningen
College och seminarium, har nu direktio
nen kallat herr V. Tengwald. Fran prof.
Gustus hade annu vid direktionsm0tet
tisdags intet svar anlandt, men ryktesvis
hade sports, att han Ell amnade antaga kali
lelsen. Delta var nedslaende, ty den sto-
ra tillstr0mning, ON vantas till handels-
skolan, g0r det n6dvandigt att ha fere
larare. M6jligen skall dock prof. Gustus
aunu kunna bevekas att komma. Under
ALA omstandigheter ar direktionen fast be-
sluten att CORA ALT for att f6rsakra nam
da afdelning ON fortvaron at den framgang
och de ljusa utsigter, som redan nu opp
mats for den samma.
Afven inom de 5friga afdelningarna
blir larjungeantalet ar ovanligt stort. En-
god till0kniug har skolan fatt valkomna
fran Luther Academy, atskilliga afven
fran Bethany College FL mindre an 12
nya voro redan f0rsta dagen tillstades
Freshman-klassen och do nedre klasser-
ma f6rhallande dertill. Att for 6frigt
annu angifva det hela antalet af stude-
rande ar l0nl6st, da standigt nya AMANDA
hvarje dag. Herren valsigne bade b0r-
jan och fortsattningen, att det inre ock
ma svara mot det ljusa yttre, att den and
liga fostran, hiertats och karaktarens bid
ming afven ma halla jamna steg med huf
vudets, att Diet ljus man har will sprids
ma tranga till ALA och for ALA stalla ba
de tiden och evigneten sin rata belys
ming.
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BOOKED TO LEAVE.

The following are booked to leave
per S. S. Australia, October 25-
Mrs Sharratt and daughters, Miss
May Bailey, Mrs III M Newhall, G A
Newhall, c Hubert and wife,
Count and Countess de Bardi, maid
and valet, Baroness Hertling, Count
Zileri, Count Lucchesi, Baron Heyde-
brand, Geo II Bailey, Chiarini's Cir
Gus troupe, Miss S Henry, N Wright
and wife, Mrs w Webster, Mrs $ f
Craddock and wife, l. Torbert, DR.
Anderson, III IL Prince Kawanana-
koa, f Alexander, ] Martin, Capt
Haskell, j Dyer and wife, John F
Colburn and wife, d M Gedge
and wife, c F McWilliams, A Whitley,
Geo Lycurgus, Mrs Leslie, Miss Katie
Putnam, Geo Bonifacc, wife and
child, II B Emery, NJ l. Berry and
wife.
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to get come Liquor. The natives
wanted gin 10 give them Dutch cour-
age. Did not get the gin. Wilcox
gave the order for the body Of men
to move from the Princess's resi-.
dcnce to the palace on the night Of
the Goth. IT the palace was not
opened we were TO use giant powder;
| had some of it, so had Boyd. l
fred my gun at the Music Hall.
Also fired my rife twice at the
same building. Got too weak TO
hold my gun in consequence of the
wound.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Parker
nor anyone else gave MS orders 10
leave the palace grounds. We could
have taken possession of the palace.
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Shieplaii HlIAS.

The bark Ophir will leave tomorrow
for Puget Sound.
The tern w S Bovine will sail for San
Francisco IN Thursday. he will re-
ceive sugar by the steamers kinau and
Kaala tomorrow.
The brigantine Consuelo is expected
to sail from Kahului this evening for
San Francisco.
The steamer Lehua takes machinery
for Hamakua this afternoon.
The U $ Iroquois commences re-
ceiving coal this afternoon.
The barkentine Discovery, Capt Nc
Neil, sails tomorrow for san Fran
cisco.
The barkentine Amelia will come off
the Marine Railway Tomorrow after
noon. She leaves about the latter part
of this week for Humboldt Bay, Cali
fornia.
The bark Eskdale will sail either this
evening or Tomorrow morning for
Portland, Oregon. She takes 10 bags Of
coffee from this port.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-10-22
A BRILLIANT BALL.
AIr. and Mrs HI. r. Glade Entertain
Large Company OF Distinguished
Guests.

anu h1rS T. %titUc
Large Company OF Distinguished
Guests.
Yesterday evening Mr.. Henry F.
Glade, Consul for Germany and
Austria, and Mrs. Glade gave ball
at their residence, Judd street, in
honor of the golden wedding ami
verssry of Mr.. and Mrs. Glade, the
parents of Mr.. Glade, who reside in
Germany. Sunday the goth was
the day of the anniversary, but the
occasion was observed as stated
above. The event was to I've cele-
brated in Germany with great festi-
vities, including family gathering.
The ball last evening was one of
the most brilliant given in Honolulu
in long time. The grounds were
prettily decorated with colored Ian
terms, strings of them being hung
from the flag pole. A large lanai
had been erected in rear of the
house, and presented beautiful
appearance in its decorations of
flags, flowers and evergreens. The
interior of the house was also elabo-
rately decorated, everything being
lastly arranged. The Royal Ha-
waiian band played on the grounds
in front of the house during the re-
ception, and later on in the lanai for
dancing. The invited guests began
to arrive by eight O'Clock and were
received in the most cordial manner
by Mr.. and Mrs. Glade, and Mr..
Paul Isenberg, Jr. Shortly before
midnight sumptuous supper was
served in the dining-room, after
which dancing was resumed and
kept up with spirit until 2:SO
O'Clock Tuesday morning.
Among those present were Their
Majesties the King and Queen, at
tended by Col. G.. w. Macfarlane,
H. MS Chamberlain, Mr.. j. W..
Robertson, Vice-Chamberlain, and
Mrs. Robertson; Their Highnesses
Princes Kawananakoa and Kalanl-
anaole, H. r. II. Count Bardi, ii. X.
H. Countess Bardi, Baroness Hert-
ling, Count Zileri, Count Lucchesi,
{. Baron Heydebrand, Hon. John l..
Stevens, U. S. Minister Resident
Mons. G. B. @. d'Anglade, French
Commissioner Senior A. de Souzs
Canavarro, Portuguese Commits
sioner, and Mrs. Canayarro, Hon
Chas. r. Bishop, Hon. and Mrs. w
q. Irwin. General f. B. Marshall
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Glade OF
Kekaha, members of the consular
corps and large number of proml
nent residents of Honolulu.
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PASSENGERS.

For Maui, per stmr Likelike, Oct 2l-
" L Rowell, b Johnson,J n Mccarthy,
Mr. owen, yrs Ellis, and 60 deck.
For Lanai, per stmr Mokolii, Oct 2l-
f Ii Hayselden and Is deck
For Maui and laval, Ell stmr w G.
Hall, Oct % For Volcano: j ii Steven.
son. For way ports NJ Rose and wife,
Mrs L Eckardt and 3 children, q
Rodriguez, L Smith, d johnson and
wife, Mrs silva, Miss Dohery, Paul
Hamill, Miss Lee, Mrs p Lee, Mrs NJ
Lee, ISIS lie ,loha, Miss Wilson, II
Wooten, J Morse, wife and child, Ka-
hqulelio, B Lindsa., p McCray and
wife, Ii E NJ Baldwin, Miss NJ Sheldon,
and 20 deck.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-10-22
MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL.

Mr.. Antoine Rosa, counsel for Al
bert Loomens, who was recently
found guilty of treason by foreign
jury, has filed motion for new
trial on the following grounds:
/. That the verdict of jury is con-
trary to law and tho evidence.
2. Misconduct of the jury.
3. That two Of the jurors, L. NJ.
Starkey and NJ. n. Sanders, hold
commissions as policemen of the
police force Of the kingdom.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-10-22
KATIE PUTNAM COMPANY.

This evening the Katie Putnam
Company make their second appear
auce before q Honolulu audience.
The sale of seats has been exceed
ingly large and there will be a
crowded house. His Majesty the
King and the Prince and Princess
Bourbon will occupy the Royal box.
The programme will commence with
three scenes from Dickens cold
Curiosity Shop" and conclude with
the musical comedietta, 1.-The Loan
of a Lover"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-10-22
OCTOBER TERM.
Trial of n. ~, w IrOx for Conspiracy
.--DeiurS H's HnrerJhe CHER
,lu>tirr.

MONDAY, Oct. 2lst.
The first witness called for the
prosecution was Robert n. Boyd,
who after stating that he WAS absent
nearly eight years in Italy, returned
two years ago, knew Robert w.
Wilcox, went Oh to give exactly the
same evidence as in the Loomens
trial. This evidence was given very
full in the BULLETIN, and it is not
considered necessary to repeat it.
Boyd's cross-examination COM
menced ut 1880 o'clock.
just before adjournment at Eve
o'clock, Mr.. Rosa addressed the
Court with regardto the two charges
pending against Wilcox, and asked
that one Of the charges be cleared
of record.
The Attorney-General considered
counsel had no right to make such a
request.
The Court considered the motion
premature.
The King VS.. Manuel Perry.
Larceny. Appeal from Honolulu
Police Court, where the defendant
was fined and sentenced to one
months Imprisonment. He now
pleaded guilty, and asked for miti-
cation of sentence. The Court SEN
fenced him to pay fine of S25 and
be imprisoned at hard labor for ten
days.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-10-22
POLICE COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Four DRINKS had to pay the usual
Sc.
w, Mullen, an ex-police officer
charged with the larceny of $72 was
committed for trial to the January
term Of the Supreme Court.
Two natives charged with desert
ing contract service we're ordered to
return.
Hoan, the Manila man charged
with larceny, was discharged.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-10-22

A VERY well attended meeting of
the Social Science Club was held
last evening at the residence of Rev.
c. NJ. Hyde, ID. d., Beretania street.
1t was the first meeting OF the new
year. An interesting paper on
Switzerland" WAS read by Mr.. JUS
tice McCully. Prof. M. NJ. Scott was
elected President and DR.. C. T. Rod
gers, Treasurer After the meet
ing the members partook OF very
excellent supper.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-10-22

Mr.. F. Z. Nichols of the Hawaiian
News Company writes from New
York under date OF October Sd, that
he was putting in hard two weeks
work in purchasing the finest, hand
soonest, and most complete line OF
staple and fancy stationery, as well
as novelties suitable for the Christmas
trade. The company will surprise
everybody this year both in price and
quality of goods.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-10-22

EVERY seat down stairs in the
Opera House and the front row of
the balcony have been taken for the
entertainment tonight, and all the
seats usually reserved but seven have
been secured for Thursday night.
This evening the ladies will probably
attend without hats.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-10-22
EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Drill Co. B Honolulu Rifles, at
1880.
Excelsior Lodge No. 1, l. o. o.
f., 1880.
Katie Putnam Comedy Company
at Opera House at 8.
Court Lunalilo No. 5000 A. o. F.
at 1880.
Chiarini's Italian Circus on the
Esplanade, at s O'Clock.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-10-22

A COAL oil stove burst in the house
of Mr.. James Mott, Jr., on Fort
street this afternoon, and the flames
threatening the house an alarm was
turned in. Engines No. 2 and No. 5
responded quickly but their services
were not required.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-10-22

THE s. f. Bulletin says: "The
Navy Department has finally decided
to send the Pensacola to the Pacific
Station as the flagship instead OF the
other vessels that have been mem
toned. The ship will so on the
station after her return from taking
the eclipse party to Africa next De-
cember."
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-10-22

THERE was fair audience at CHA
rini's circus last evening. The Katie
Putnam Company with number OF
friends occupied one of the boxes
There were many new features in the
programme. Another performance
will be given this evening.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-10-22
CFrom the CHICAGO INVESTIGATOR. I

Always the and public
cey of New York made old methods
has beraize life
perhaps than other organization 1t all surprising there
this
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-10-22
CHESS.

The following are the moves In the
Chess correspondence games between
Honolulu and Kilauea, Kauai,to date
GAME No. /.
"Ruy Lopez"
White (Honolulul Black (Kllauea h)
z. BOZ
8. B Y Q's Kt 8. -
GAME No. 9.
Scotch Gambit
White (Kilauea KO. Black (Ionolnlu)
z. PIX Kt. 7. DO KITS 9th (ch)
For preceding moves'See back NUM-
bers VI the BULLETIN.