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II IL II
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1890.
SuMPIuARY LAWS.

An article on "Sumptuary laws
and their social influence" liy
William \. Hammond, N. D.. in
the May number Of the popular
Science Monthly" should be read
by our Legislators in view of pro-
!ected Legislation affecting the liquor
traffic. The line Of argument is in
dicated by the opening paragraph,
which reads as iollows:---
There arc many persons who have
what they conceive to be the good
OF their ieliow-crcatures so greatly
al heart that, wheu they can not
succeed in making them conform to
e standard of right and wrong that
they have set mp for themselves, en-
deayor 10 accomplish their object
by legal enactments. 1t is true they
are very apt Ia do this under TIC
fiction OF iusuriDg the public vel
fare; bnt il is ncne the less q fact,
even if We admi, the force Of theii
alleged motive, that such Laws as
those To which refer interfere with
the personal liberty Of those against
whom they are aimed, and this TO a.
extent Incompatible with that degree
ii freedom OF will and Of actor
which is inscparable from the iDdi
vidual 10 all communities founded
upon what we call liberty. More
over, they are inQuisitorial in thei
asture, and, what is perhaps q poin
OF even atill greater Importance
they fail to accomplish the object il
view; and being continually evade
on one preteSt or another, tend {
diminish that respect for the majeS'
Of law which all woll.ordered citi
zens should entertain.
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W ater Mot;ce.

In accordance with Sec. l. OF Chap
ter XVII. Of the Laws of 1886.
Al persons holding water privileges
OF those paying water rates, are here
by notified that the water rates for
the term ending December 81, 1890,
will be due and payable NJ the Office
OF the Honolulu Waterworks, on the
first day oi July, 1880.
Ali such rates remaining unpaid
for fifteen days after they ere due,
will be subject to au ad!itiona! lO
per cent.
Parties paying rates will please
bring their last receipts.
Rates are payable at Tie oaice o'
the Wa:erworks in the Hapuaiws
building,
The statute allowing no discretion
atriet enforcement Of this clause viii
be made,
CHAS. b. WILSON,
Supt, Hon. Waterworss.
Houolulu, June 10, 1850.
593 wv
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to look around for some heavenly |
example to guide our actions in this !
dispute. We thought Of the devils
trying to get into dispute with the
Atchapgel about tie body of
Moses. That didu't seem TO tit our
case, although no wrong could be
imputed TO Michael. Then we
thought of Lucifer9 getting UP n
disturbance in heaven and how the
authorities there dealt with him,
and VIC said "tbat is the example
for u.s." So we undertook to cast
out the "accpssr," as the heavenly
authorities lad done, and thus re-
store peace and unity in the Cab
met, even as peace had been re-
stored in heaven by pursuing That
| course. But the National Party did
not see it in that light. SO they
took that unheavenly course and
cast out the accused and kept the
"accuser."
And nov you can Just bet your
bottom dollar, that the National
Reform Party will have disunon
and Quarrels in their ranks from
this time forth, as no peace or unity
can long exist where " accusers" OF
the innocent are tolerated. We
thought by following the above
heavenly example, to not only re-
store peace and unity in the Cab
met, but to settle the principle, that
hereafter no one man--although IL
be Lucifer himself-should be able
to block the wheels of Government
and set people quarreling simply by
making trouble in the Cabinet, hut
Alas! Alas!
The Missionary Party" from thc
other islands did not come dowr
here for Office, but came in the in
terest of peace and good govern
ment. How diffelen it would bav'
been had the whole House come to
J gether with the same unselt'sh hon
est intention. We could have hat
love feast, confessed our own SIM
: ana shortcomings, extolled the gooc
deeds and kind hearts Of our fellow
I members, by words OF love and act
a Of kindness. counselled and WORKED
for the good Of all, and all for each
But the ether course was taken, th'
u innocent were made to appea
guilty and the "sccusers" justified
LATER. have now q new
Cabinet. We thank the King on'
congratulate the country, and wisl
we could congratulate the Minis
ters; but past experience forbids
= They have hard row to hoe.
A MISSIONARY.
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aI8StE'0F9igl News.
SG't Francisco, Jpne A, per jdr]ea.
tine s. ". CVStie.

Anew mrgarhenc las been placed
on the market in England, by winch
the human voice can be so magn;-
fed that it can bc heard at q dis
tance O; several miles.
The popular fad In Washington
nowadays is the study of the Ian
guagc and literature of Spain, which
was given a great impetus by the
sessions Of the Pan-Amcrican Con-
gress.
The indomitable Or. Schliemann
is working with will at his task of
laying bsre all that the ages have
left at old Troy. He has 250 men
at work and he has laid down g
small railway, so that he is making
rapid progress toward the attain
ment of his object.
NJ. Wyse has started from Eu.
rope on a mission connected with
| the Panama Canal. Wyse has been
instructed, after visiting the canal
works, to proceed to Carthagena
and Bogota and negotiate with the
| Colombian Government for a pro-
longa,ioD Of the canal concession.
Modesto Darrios has resigned the
position OF Minister of Interior for
Nicaragua, and has gone TO repre-
sent that country in London.
| The Gar has written letter in
reply to one from the Queen of Den
mark, promising to make strict en-
quiry into the Siberian scandals
and to instruct his Ministers tc
draft measures for ameIiOra,ion.
The Costa Rica Congress has es
tablished an export duty on coffee
to raise funds for building nationa
theatre, estimated 10 cost 5000, ,OOo
The French Derby was won a
Paris on the lst instant by Barol
RothschiIh's colt Icaume.
Count Herbert Bismarck is sale
to be engaged to the eldest daugh
ter Of Lady Dudley.
Rolla, a Norwegian parachuti,t
has been drowned at sea.
Martinez Chick, of California, ha
defeated Captain Brewer, champion
of the world, in pigeon shooting
match. The captain lost eight bird
out of q hundred and Chick onl
FIVE.
Seven boys bitten BY mad do
at St. Joseph, H., arrived in Ne,
York on June /, and were taken t
the pastear Institute for treatment
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gy AUTHORITY.

1t has pleased Iiis Majesty The
King to appoint the io'los'ing named
gentlemen TO be His Cabinet.
Hos. JOHN ADAAJS CUMMINS,
Minister Q. Foreign Affairs, vice
iona. Austin, ESQ, resigned.
GODFREY BROWN, ESQ, Min.
lister OF Finance, vice Hon. s. M.
Damon resigned.
CHARLES n. SPENCER, Esa,
Minister OF Interior, vice Lorrin =
Thurston, Esq, resigned.
ARTHUR +. PETERSON, ESQ,
Acknowledgement, vice Clarence w
Ashford, Esq, resigned.
lolani Palace, Honolulu, June II
1890. j32 3t-l48 /
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POwell's Baggage Express.

HAS, POWELL, formerly employed
~ at Union Feed Co. for several
years, having gone into tho baggage
express business, solicits patronage.
stand, corner of King and Bethel
streets. Orders can be left at Young
Maps cigar stand. Baggage delivered
with promptness and care 10 any part
OF city. june ?-vO
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Island Views.

4 LARGE assortment OF photographs
"a and Stcieoscopio Views Of the
most attraciiv" sceucry, buildings, etc,
In ties islands. for saio al reasonable
pgiceo
UAW ALIAS BUSIE ESS AGENCY,
Corner Fort and Merchant Streets.
l3ilS {.
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SpeItcrine.

'yNE beat remedy for
cSs wounds. ulcers,
MkMEs> gals, proud flesh ard
hs;<sie~ sores of every dcscrin-
f~.t- a~~ tiOn 10 persons ct AMI
mails. Adopted by leading horse rail-
road. club and livery stables, etc, in
the United S,ntes and elsewhere. We
are prepared 10 rove his statement by
testimonials aud references tn planleis
and liyerymen in this Kingdom.
Anpl" ~
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
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DR.. 4. p. CARTER

HAS removed his Office 10 No. SO
Al Berctania, between Fort and
Nnuann streets Office hours: $50 10
II A. N, and g TO 4, and 7 10 8 y. NJ.
Mutual Telephone Nc. 302. $40 lm
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FOR SALE CHEA?

A COMPLETE outfit for making aud
~ dispensing carhouated beveiNg d,
all la good order. Address
q. MEIEECKE.
bsl 3m WGiohipu, Hawaii.
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WANTED

TWO Bright and Polite Young Men
4 10 work on the switchboard Of the
Mutual Telephone Co. Apply 10
&. o. BERGER,
h3i ;f secretary.
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Valuable Property For sale

Sss. & hH Nnuanu Avenue, n
..s;@ss }ss5Is ~ newly furnished 2.st0ry
:2.tts.S.sEsasssS nCG.G Goutninins 8 rooms,
kItpn,u, bathroom, closes, carriage
house, stable, hcncry, etc. Grounds
contain 2.ln ac,ca, we'll laid nnt in
i.wn., shade and !rUit trees, flowers,
r;c. viii he yoli low, with or without
furniture hogscs, carriages, liv" STOCK,
and a.! the appointments u"",!e,i iu n
ftslclass Icsiuencc, a- the u"ncr in.
tends i,avirg those Islands.
iiAWA.iXN BUSINESS AGENCY.
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DR.. A. LUIZ

WI ILL have Office hours from to G
w A. NJ. and 4 TO +. n. AZ No. S3
Beretania, between Fort and Nuuanu
streets. Mutual Telephone Nos. 392
and 40 $40 Im
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LADIES NURSE.

E{iiS MONROE, ladies nUrse, has
lf1 removed TO No. s. Eukuj haze
FehtA-Sp
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70 RENT Sr LEASE

h.aA THAT desirable Premises
E.sasa 1 on Fort street, In the
EgsES4S ''McInerny Block" recently
occupied by J. n. ). Williams, suitable
for office or store. For information
apply to Office Union Iron Works, Es-
plnnnde, or to
$50 I'm j. n. ;. WILLIAMS.
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10 LET
10 LET OF LEASE

SER A 'EHE Residence oi Mrs. 4 &.
$3.50 J. Long, in pauoa Valley.
E.sM Apply to
DAVID DAYTON,
9l King ST., over j. NOlt's store.
bIl If
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Furnished House TO Let

.~a q r Waikiki, t%o Ao:y
b.fsggS;;Ss "A House, cQrta nirg ,iA
hMsssss5 ronms nicely fUrlished, with
K. chen, lanai, h.!th aud servants rooms,
strhlc, 1t; ', TO lot for d few months q, y
rcrO! able rate. Ot rooms Iii be le;
al 'giy wi h good table hnpri!.
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
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TO LET

FRA :, / HOUSE with rooms
fgfa;i,5cts { y and bath, OH the cor
ny iSssta ~ ncr Of Beretania aud iensa-
cola strcets. Cars pass the door. APP
ply at this Office. 6Sl ii
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HAWAIIAN JOCKEY CLUB.

';'iIE following nominations will close
a. June 80, 1880:
Fliurity Stakes OF i5s2-For Hawaiian
bred year old A Sweeps,aEa Of $40
as follows: So on Nomination, $40
January ]. 1891, $40 JuIy !, 1891, $25
January !. 1893.
HawaiIan Dslby oi 1875; For Hawaiian
bred year old. a Sweeps AXE of 500
as follows; % on Nomination, $40
January /, 1891, $50 july !, 1891, $2j
january !, 1892, $40 January !, 1898.
&. o, BERGER,
$40 td Secretary.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-09

In no place are the results of good social
training more conspicuously shown than
in public dining room. Men and women
of breeding are thoughtful and eonsiderate
of others. Hogs of either gender care for
their own comfort only.
Husband Gmpatiently)-Theid idea of ask
ing such question as thatl It's Disgrace
full to be such an ignoramas. Why don't
you read the papers?
Wife Ctartly)-Because you grab the
paper as quick as it comes, pore over it all
through breakfast, then stick it in your
pocket to read down town ans finally for
get to bring it home.
Husband Crepentantly)-Humphl Well,
my dear, will order two papers and leave
one here. Which paper shall get for you3
Wife GoyouslyrGet me The Daily
Blanket, dear That has all the dry goods
bargains.-New York Weekly.
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The Mines of Austria.

The total value of the mineral produce
of Austria (proper) in the year 1876 was
60, ass, 900, which in 1888 increased to e.
497 600. In 1876 the output included A, 81.
centners 110 pounds of copper ore, 5,54o,-
lead ore, 264, SIT centners of zinc ore, 81, SIT
centners of manganese ore, 90, 396, 1S4 cent
ners of peat and 1888, f94 centners Of coal
Compared with 1888 the outputs, with the
exception of zinc and manganese ore, show
considerable augmentation, the totals for
the latter year being as follows: Copper
ore, 66,1S4 eentners; iron ore, 10,O9S 2o3
centners; lead ore, 1881 centners; zinc
ore, 263, 100 csntners; manganese ore, 65,54l
centners; peat, 12s, 500, $50 centners, and
coal, s9,744, 600 centners.-.Chicago Journal
of Commerce.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-09
KiIIi-Kinick Cigars.

A curious Anglo-American product is
the Killi-Kinick cigar When Buffalo Bill
went over some one praised his cigars and
asked what brand they were. Kill
Kinick," replied Bill, abiding to the
mixture made by the Indians of red par,
fridge berry leaves and tobacco. The item,
went round, and smart manufactures
jumped out brand of Kili-Kinick, pur.
porting to he made of new Indian herb.
The famous scout must have had many q
quiet laugh, for anything more villainous
than the genuine Kilh-Kinick | never
struck. 1t IS nearly as bad as the Italian
cigar. New York Telegram.
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Beau Brummelrs Aversion to Jewel.

Beau BrummelPs Aversion to Jewels.
Beau Brummell, as many people know,
was fop whose elegant impudence made
him for a time favorite with George "
of England and his court. His fashion
able career began about the dawn of the
Nineteenth century, and he died in 1S40
He was n dandy of peculiar tastes and
habits, and had so much influence with the
English monarch that he led him into the
greatest extravagances in dress. In the
earlier part Of his career BrU .amell dressed
much as the tops of today bedeck them
selves: that is, he affected variety and con-
trast and bestowed upon eolors but little
attention beyond wearing them in profu-
sion. In the zenith of his influence, how
ever. he manifested the highest taste for
harmony in color and texture, and in the
latter days of his glory was an anomaly
among exquisites.
Beau Brummel wore jewelry in plenty
when he was a very young leader of fash
ion, but observing that this habit was
quickly aped by the cooks and other SER
wants of his associates he soon escheved
everything except fob with bunch of
seals, key, etc, gold shoe and knee
buckles, and a few other simple jewels.
The youthful aristOcracy of England did
not take kindly to covering their persons
with golden trinkets OF flashing gems, and
as it was the aristocracy of England that
Brummel was ambitious to lead, he aban-
doned jewelry and set an example of sim
plicity in this sort Of decoration in strong
contrast TO the lavishness of the Eliza
bethan period, which he had at first IN
dertaken TO revive.-Jeweler's Weekly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-09

y process for the production of artificial
musk has been patented in Germany. In
the process us described by Nature pure
butyltoluol is treated with mixture Of
sulphuric and nitric acid, and the nitro
compound is purified by capitalization
smelling strongly like musk. Curiously,
per cent. alcoholic solution has not the
smell of musk. Only after dil9tien with
water does this come out, and the dilution
may be carried far before the smell is lost.
With in 5000 it is still quite distinct.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-09
TWILIGHT.
When was young the twilight seemed 600 long.

When was young the twilight seemed 600 long.
How often on the western window seat
leaned my book against the misty pane
And spelled the last enchanting lines again,
The while my mother hummed an ancient song
Or sighed a little and said ''The hour is sweet, -
When |, rebellious, elamOred for the light
But now love the soft approach Of night,
And now with folded hands sit and dream,
While all too fleet the hours OF twilight seem;
And thus know that am growing old.
grail. IS uf age! o manifold
And royal harvest Of the common years!
There are in all thy treasure house no ways
But lead by soft descent and gradual slope
To memories more exquisite than hope.
Thine is the Iris born Of olden tears
And thrice more happy are the happy days
That live divinely in thy lingering rays.
So autumn roses bear lovelier flower;
So, in the emerald after sunset hour,
The orchard wall and trembling aspen trees
Appear an infinite Hesperides
Ay, as at dusk we sit with folded hands,
Who knows, who cares in what enchanted lands
We wander while the undying memories throng 2
When was young the twilight seemed too long
Nine. James Darmasteter in AthenGum
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way, and others we're lying en- the grouna
and shouting over tho pain of their inju-
ries could not see one single hut stand
ing. / SOON figured out what had hap
pened. The liquors and the powder were
kept in the same store house. Some one
had been sent for more drink and his care
lessness had caused an explosion. No enc
paid the slightest attention TO me, and
after few minutes l ran down to the
beach. There were plenty of sampans
there, and selected one and hastily showed
Of. The big craft was at anchor below
me. and when had passed her il occurred
to me that all her crew were on shore, and
that could board hsr and secure provis-
ions.
Iput about and ran alongside. She was
taking care of herself, and as / felt her
tugging at her anchor, and realized that
the tide was going out, the thought came
to me 10 take her. didn't wait TO reason
about it, but Fan forward and began saw
ing away at the hempen cable with the
old pocket knife which had brought with
me to the island and carefully guarded ever
since. 1t soon parted, and as the vessel
drifted out of the bay worked her around
with her head off shore. She was what is
called kampoug, fitted for both rowing
and sailing and, boy that was, gave her
enough OF the big mainsail to send her off
shore at the rate of four or five miles an
hour. When daylight came l could not
see the island from the deck, but before
sunrise / was alongside of Java trader
coming up from the south, and among
friends. IL was three months before got
back TO Batavia, and it was only then that
the firm knew how the schooner was lost.
Captain and crew HAD believed that she
slipped her moorings and drifted out to
sea to be lost. A year later Malay who
had brother in the village destroyed told
me that not over a dozen people escaped
death or serious injury. There was at least
ton of powder in the store house.-New
York Sun.
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A City's Handmaid,

Compressed air power, originally intro
duced for distributing uniform time to
clocks, seems TO be giving great satisfac-
ton in many industries of Paris, and new
uses for it are constantly being found. FL
evators are now run by it at q saving, it is
said, of 30 per cent. The compressed air is
supplied also for refrigerating purposes,
its expansion in properly constructed cool
ing rooms causing the temperature to fall
to point far below zero.--Arkansaw Tray
eler
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GIVEN AWAY FREEI

Gnide to San Antonio, given away free
at thetLIGHT Office. Call and get one. 90
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Plants in the Sleeping Room.

The prejudice prevails that plants in the
sleeping rooms are injurious, because they
are constantly throwing Off carbouic acid.
Recent Investigations have shown that i'll
effects are altogether too slight to deserve
consideration. If a room is properly Tenti-
lated plants can do no harm, aud even if it
is not the quantity Of carbonic acid ex-
hailed by them will not materially affect
the purity of the air.-Boston Herald.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-09

Kansas has more miles Of railroad than
all the New England states put together
She has 1859 more miles than New York,
whose population and wealth surpasS
Kansas four 10 one. She has more than
the great states of Pennsylvania, Iowa or
Texas. Kansas today has 6, ia miles Of
railroads. Illinois alone surpasses her
with 1000 miles. Next comes Iowa with
1894 miles Following her is Pennsylvania
with SPA; then comes Texas with s,sl0
miles.
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The New York Boy Is Up in History.

A friend of mine who sometimes in
dulges in the luxury of Sunday school
class told me Of an experience of his in
which his historical knowledge was shown
TO be of very inferior brand. " the course
of the lesson at a nilsson school one Sunday
he had occasion, with what moral intent
know not, 10 refer to the story of Capt.
John Smith, and added shat after having
been rescued from death of torture by
Pocahontas he had made her his wife. This
statement was in perfect accord with his
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-09

scnooIuay traditions, but 1t Gls not suit
one tow headed lad, whose big toe was pro-
truding from his shoe, and whose trousers
were patched in IA dozen different places.
''She didn't never be his wife, teacher"
he made haste to explain. "Pocahontas
married Capt Rolfe, and went to England
to live with him."
Well aware that history is continually
on the improve, and that the New York
boy is never wrong, my friend was com
pletely silenced.-New York Herald.
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lie Got Solid.

He Gust introduced)-Whata very home
ly man that gentleman near the piano is,
Mrs. Hobson. She-Isn't he? That is Mr..
Hobson. He equal to the occasion)-Oh,
indeed How true it is, Mrs. Hobson, that
the homely men always get the prettiest
wives-LondOn Tit-Bits.
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That Was the Word.

Ed.-We cannot use the poem. The sem
timent is good and the rhyme is not bad,
but the rhythm is very imperfect
Irate Mother (of fiedgling poet)-What's
that7 Now call that scan'aloas!
. Ed.-That is the word, madam; it is scan
less.-West Shore.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-09

Sir Edwin Arnold's poem, "The Light OF
the World" is written in blank verse.
with lyrical interpretations, and is arranged
in six books. The author states his pur-
pose to be ''to convert Christians TO Chris
tiaNity."