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Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-17
EDITORIAL NOTES.
This is bad weather for polar bears.

A New York woman gives as one reason why she should receive divorce that her husband, "when her eight children were in need of shoes, sent her basket of flowers and lot of his own poetry"
 A French paper announces that successful experiments with navigable balloons have recently been carried out at the Meudon ar senal. After a number of failures M. Re- nard has succeeded in constructing an cleo. tric motor of seventy-horse power, of very small dimensions, weighing only 4S0 kilo- grammes, and working for ten hours. It is believed that with the aid of this invention the problem of navigating balloons may be finally solved.
 The new German dispensatory, which is to be authority from January, 1891, has all the names and directions in German, not in Latin. The Latin names are also printed in the text, especially where they have been adopted and made popular. It is, how- in the vernacular so far as possible. That will only be accomplished gradually, for the Latin terms have bean thoroughly adopted and modernized.
 | Score another for Woman. A German girl of notable size and beauty Johanna Maestrick, has lived for several years in Lisbon and been under the tuition of bull-fghter, who instructed her in the business. She began her public career by entering on the prize contest for beauty arranged at Lisbon last spring, and carrying off the first prize. Then she made her debut at Oporto, where she killed two bulls, after snort contest amid the wild acclamations of the spectators Now she is announced fer bull-fght in Lis bon, and public excitement is at fever heat
 An electrical engineer of Carphin claim
 the invention of @ mouthpiece for pipes tha
 will prevent any connection of nicotine de
 posited in smoking with the tongue. H
 makes Ca hollow ball, with short tubula
 or slotted stem attached to it, which is iu serted into the usual ori6ce in the mouth
 piece of the pipe or cigar or cigarette holder so that the smoke shall pass out through th tube or slotted stem and upper-slotted pal of the ball, and the tongue shall rub again. , the ball in the mouth of the orifcs, and tn,
 avoid or prsvsnt the saliya of the uoui
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-17
RtscEIlameums.
0RV1zo0I&Neek~~0 WHY SHOULD l TRADE AT
 DURANT'S?

Because can save money, as his expenses are 90 much lower than Chapel street stores and ne mas fine goods that suit and never miSrepresents them: A good stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Spectacles always on hand at
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away the only site for wharf on
the west side of the harbor.
Noble j. M. Horner said they had
here an important report and the
whole matter had better be turned
over TO the Cabinet.
The report was adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
Noble Phillips presented resolu-
ton that the claim of Skinner & Co.
on account. of Portuguese immi-
grants by the Thomas Bell be taken
from the table and given to select
committee.
Rep. Brown did not believe In
turning the Legislature into court
of law. The firm had not exhausted
its legal recourse.
Minister Peterson said several
matters had been considered by the
House, which had not exhausted the
remedies OF the courts. A commit
tee should be able to deal with the
case in question as well as jury.
The resolution passed, and the
President referred the claim to
Messrs. Phillips, Hind, Hookano, G..
N. Wilcox and Mccarthy.
Noble j. M. Horner presented q
resolution, that it is hereby declar-
ed that when the item for carrying
freight, mail, etc., from Hawaii to
California Lalo), $4,000, was
passed by the House it was under
stood, both by those who voted for
and those who voted against the
item, that such item applied and
was intended to apply to San Diego
in Southern California and not to
any portion of Lower California or
any place in the Republic of Mex
leo. He moved that the resolution
do pass, also moved the previous
question.
Noble Macfarlane thought that, in
all decency, when the hon. Noble
tried to spring question like this
on the House, he should not add to
his offense an attempt to shut of
discussion. ...
Noble Marsden held that the pre-.
vious question was out of order, as
member could not make two mo-
tions at once.
Noble Macfarlane said that was al
right; he just wanted to character
iZe the conduct of the hon. Noble
An agent of that company had beer
lobbying there the last three days
Noble Phillips-That's 80.
| The President ruled that a mem
her could move the previous ques
ton with resolution, but the House
did not need to pass it.
Rep. Lucas objected to railroad
ing thing through in the way al
tempted.
| The previous question lost.
| Rep. Lucas moved that the reso
luton be indefinitely postponed.
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Certificate. Of Registration Of
Copyright.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INT RIOR,
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands

DEPARTMENT OF THE INT RIOR,
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands
II NOW all men by these presents
IN that In accordance with The pro-
visions of section 9, Chapter 3, of the
Sessions Laws of 1888, ". f. WICH-
NAN has filed in he office of the Min
lister of the Interior an application for
Certificate of Copyright Tor model
and design intended to be work of the
fine Arts and consisting of the shaping
of Hawaiian coin into the bowl of Il
spoon and a taching handle thereto so
that the Coin SO shaped In combination
with the handle SO attached can be used
AS II spoon, which said application Is
accompanied by the oath of the said
applicant that he Is the Original and
first Author of said Model and Design.
Nov, therefore, this certificate Is to
grant unto the said II f. Wichman. his
heirs or assigns for the term OF twenty
years from from the 9Th day of Novem-
Der. 1890, the exclusive right 10 print,
publish, use aud vend the said Model
and Design throughout The Hawaiian
Kingdom.
In witness whereof have caused
this ertillcate ~ he ISSUED at
Honolulu, this 9th day oi Mo-
SEAL yember, a. ID. 1890. and the
Seal of the Department Of the
ltlerlOr 10 be hereto affixed.
q. N. PEN Err,
lO5 n Minister Of the Interior.
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SINCE the new Central Market on
Nuuanu street, next to Loves
Bakery, has opened, it has distanced
all competitors in the superior quality
of the fresh and prepared meats and
sausages. The new firm are daily
adding TO their facilities and hence
to the variety and quantity of their
stock. Messrs. Westbrook and Tay-
lor guarantee good weight and make
it a point TO deliver all meats before
breakfast time. For new delicacies
ETC., ETC., see advertisement, which
will appear in BULLETIN next Mon
day.
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BIG CONTRACT.

The Union Iron Works of Homo
lulu signed a contract to-day, to
make complete diffusion plant for
the Eva Plantation Company. Ev-
erything will be made at the works,
and the price is $203,000 This is
probably the largest contract ever
made for mechanical work in the
Kingdom.
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ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL.

The services Of the Second Con-
gregation Of ~, Andrews Cathedral
on Sunday, November 9th, will be
as follows llIla u, ~ morning
prayer, with sermon, 10 peum and
jubilale, Tours IN y, Anthem 80
taste and see," Sullivan, hymns sai,
al0i 7lM y, m,l nNens0ng, with
snrm1n, Anthem THE ain shall
M po more Woodward, hymns
aAl, sRl Rpy AlpE Mapklnl0sh,
pastor Az arp lnlllpl W lhpse spr
llprs
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ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL.

Twenty-thlrd Sunday after Trim
ity. Cathedral services:
Holy Communion { Hawaiian) al
6 80 a. m.
Litany, $3.50 A. M
Morning prayer and sermon, 10
a. m.
Hawaiian Eyensong and Sermon,
$3.50 p, m.
Evening prayer and Sermon, q
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AN adjourned annual meeting of
the Hawaiian Rife Association will
be held at the Hawaiian Hotel this
evening at half-past seven o'clock.
AS the election of officers and other
important business will come before
the meeting, every member is re-
quested to attend.
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Mr.. H. F. Wichman has taken out
a copyright on design for spoon
to be manufactured from Hawaiian
coins. The new spoon will be an
original and handsome article, and
just the thing for Christmas presents.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-11-08

THE employees of the Honolulu
Iron Works have accepted the chal-
lenge of the employees of the Union
Iron Works to play game of base
ball ON Saturday, November 10Th, in
honor of His Maiesty's birthday.
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WITHIN the next few weeks new
departments and attractions will be
added to the BULLETIN which will
largely increase both its popularity
and it's circulation.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-11-08

THERE will be praise service at
the Y. M. G. A. Hall tomorrow even
ing at half past six o'clock.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-11-08

THE BULLETIN has more than
double the bona tide circulation of
any English daily newspaper printed
in the Hawaiian Islands.
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FOOTBALL at Makiki this afternoon
at a o'clock. The Charleston and
Hawaiian bands will be in attend
ance.
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O1E men, women and children
y y wanted to buy the Excellent
Mince Pies, Cream Cakes and dozens
of other Fancy Pastries made fresh
to-day at the Elite Ice Cream Parlors.
705 1t
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THERE will be union service at
Kawaiahao Church tomorrow at half
past seven O'clock.
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BASEBALL between the picked
mines this afternoon.
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REGULAR service at Central Union
Church tomorrow morning at III
o'clock.
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FiRsT-cLAss dress makers are want
ed. See advertisement.
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LOCAL & GENE RAJ NEWS.

Go to Pearl City and see the cyclist
this afternoon.
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Respectfully submitted,
f. MULLER,
Fl. A. WIDEMANN,
+. G. MACFARLANE,
H. p. BALDWIN,
!. MARsDEg.

h AhSDER.
Rep. Brown said no doubt the
conclusions of the committee were
correct, but the Government was in
an unfortunate position. The APP
preparation Bill having become law
the Cabinet has no money to pay for
the improvements.
Noble Widemann said they could
pass new Appropriation Bill
double the other one.
Rep. Brown, continuing, said the
Bishop Estate had Royal Patent
on the property and IN fact the whole
harbor.
Noble Widemann held that they
could make a new Appropriation
Bill. This matter had nothing to
do with the Bishop Estate, whose
claim had been asleep certainly for
over twenty years. The claim at all
events only covered small portion
of the harbor. Mr.. Bishop had
never seeh fit TO make claim, and
wha: he did not see fiji to claim was
not worth anything.
Noble Muller said the committee
did not go into the legal phase of
the question, as the House had re-
fused to pay for legal advice to
them, and they did not care 10 con-
suit the Attorney General because
he might have to take the matter up
later. The lease said ''lhat piece of
land covered by water" and he did
not think any part of the harbor
could be called land any more than
the Molokai channel.
Noble Baldwin thought there
would be no trouble, as the company
was willing to give up the property.
Noble Widemann held that the
Minister of the Interior had power,
without law being enacted, To
terminate the lease.
Noble Macfarlane thought that
whatever method was 10 he adopted
the House should take steps 10 have
the required notice given. lie did
not think IL was necessary 10 take
extreme measures, although he he
lieyed The company had forfeited IN
lease, because the lease required u
monthly statement of lmproye'
ments,
Noble Phillips unlerslood thai
Quo ~ tbs ohiei grounds oi com
plalnt Was the damage done ~ lhs
harhor, therefore wanted 10 know
how ibis Mas "a hp rppe,lled hy ih'
Government taking over lhe pm
perry Would Ms li0gplnmpnl llp
m0llsh lhn Nharlf
kphlp AapiaTlsnp said lhal Ma
nll no lnlpnll0nl hal Tbs lease gAll
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FOR RENT

ma 1 DESlR BILE Five Room
&4xy Y Cottage with paul les,
UfIxxkt detached eOok -house ani ser-
wants TOonls, large stable, elr,, an MN.
anu Avenue, near school street, iari o
yard With frnil trees and rhOlue lnwers,
heni reasonable, Apply 10
dsll n MNs q, AlDNh,
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DEPARTURES.
Sn,spiNI autea.

SnispiMl RGtea.
The tug Eleu was lowered from the
Marine Railway to-day and the schr
Kulamanu was hauled up for cleaning.
Hi NJ 8 Tsukuba took In coal the
last two days from the schooner kauli-
lua.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
124TH DAY.

SATURDAY, Nov. s.
The House had quorum at
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80 buk SAN ~ IhE
HAWAliAM HARDWARE co.,
lOl lR Fni slml pplp slInlrls hall llnmiph n T.
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The House had quorum at
1918.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Noble Macfarlane presented the
report Of the select committee on
the lease of harbor property to the
Oahu Railway and Land Company.
On the strength of expert testimony
they condemn the granting of the
lease by the late Government. The
surrender of revenue-producing pro-
perty and the damage to the harbor
from the improvements of the com
pany are cited, and the committee
have come to the conclusion of the
great Importance of Immediately
stopping all infllings by the o. r.
& l.. Co. on the leased premises and
of the necessity of the Minister of
Interior Immediately proceeding to
the cancellation of the lease for the
following specific reasons among
others:
/. Under no consideration should
the Government give up the rights
and privileges in, or the immediate
control over, any part or portion of
the deep water front in the harbor,
and yield gratuitously large reve-
nues TO be derived by the Govern
ment therefrom. r.
2. The law under which the lease
was made, does not contemplate the
REIMBURSEMENT of valuable terminal
franchises of Government property to
railways, which will not only cut off
future revenues but embarrass our
absolute necessities IN harbor i'm
provements.
3. The Instructions which will
necessarily be built up in the harbor
under the terms of this lease, must
be avoided in the public interest.
4. The lease will cause heavy ex-
penditure in the Customs depart
ment and will render more difficult
and much more expensive the con-
troll of, and means to prevent SNUG
Cling, as the testimony taken clearly
and amply shows.
5. The lease will practically pre-
vent the construction of Government
wharves on the west side of Homo.
lulu Harbor, which is the only avail.
able and convenient place for such
public works.
6. The rent provided for in the
lease is entirely inadequate.
Your Committee, therefore, beg
to recommend to this Legislature
that the Cabinet be directed to take
steps to cancel the lease on the bes
possible terms and conditions, which
can now be made in the interest OF
this Government, by Immediately
giving notice as by the terms o
said lease provided.
In conclusion your committee
wish to again state that the abov
report is based entirely upon com
petent and reliable expert evidcnc
given by disinterested parties, wei
known in the community; and tina
our conclusions have only beel
reached after very careful consider
alton of all the facts in the cas-
made by all the members of you
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NJ Assnalos supPllss ysleI CO. Ihs hsess "a
issssil n h. ~ 49, 3 aAsNpkp
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Camping on his Trail.

A young colored dude of this city
is in receipt of the following letter
which was addressed to him without
any signature. 1t is dated BRENNAN,
April 26, 1890, and reads:
Il take much pleasure in telling
you that 1 have buckshot and
and powder moulded for you fol-
Friday nights caper. I do not know
you when I see you, but I am going
to get some one topoint you out to me
and I am going to make smoke burn
behind. The idea of bootblack in
sulting gentlemen's. I am sur
prlsed at my daughter to be in the
company of bootblacks. You dirty
rascal, you had better thank your
god that I do not know you but you
may rest assured that I will find
you out you dirty bootblack. I am
on the lookout fer you every day
and when l do lay eyes on you
amen to your damnatioa."
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A Small Crop of Butter Beans.

Mr.. Thos. c. Stribbling, the rud-
dy, jovial and companionable Santa
Fe railway contractor from Clay,
has been in the city for day or two.
In conversation with a party of
friends he happened to relate an in
teresting bit of experience which he
had in raising vegetables. He says
he planted a hill of butter beans at
the roots of an old dead cottonwood
tree which was about sixty feet tall,
and the way those butter beans
grew was marvellous. They ran up
the whole trunk of the tree and
spread out on the dead limbs. Mr..
Lipscomb says he gathered five
bushels of beans off the vine and did
not go half way up 1t, only using a
short ladder. He says if he had
gathered all of them he has no
doubt but that they would have
PANIED out ten bushels at least. He
is willing to swear to the accuracy
of this item, but those who are &C
quainted with him best will not re-
quire any such unnecessary affidavit.
He is known to be too truthful.
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LOCAL NE US
A Slight Accident.

Ed Blackburn and E. A. Frank
lin met up with a little accident Oh
Thursday, which might have had q
more serious termination than ii
did. They had been to the Rosedale
Nurseries with a two-horse wagon
after evergreens with which to deco,
rate the queens stand for the mai
fest and were returning. Besides
themselves the colored bootblack,
Jabe johnson, was in the wagon.
Opposite Col. Giddings' residence
the breastyoke became disengaged
from the tongue of the wagon, but
the lines in some way became
wrapped around the latter and held
it up. This produced heavy strain
on the bits and made the horses be-
come somewhat fractions. To add
to the series of embarrassments
they were on slanting ground and
the wagon moved forward of its own
momentum, crowding against the
heels of the horses and urging them
forward. The team finally got into
a run and the wagon bounced from
one side of the road to the other.
All three of the occupants were
thrown out. Ed Franklin was the
first to part company with the
wagon and he was rendered insensi-
bic for few moments, and received
one or two bruises about the face
and throat, but was not seriously
hurt. About ten PAGES further on
the negro boy and Ed Blackburn
were thrown out. The bootblack
was run over, but experienced no i'll
effects. Ed Blackburn's forehead
was slightly confused and sudden
attack of big-head prevented him
from wearing his hat until it went
down. The wagon came to grief by
colhding with other objects in the
course, but the horses were not
harmed.
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Mrs. LEE CAMPBELL and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sallie Tamplet, had an ex.
ceedingly narrow escape. from death
on the way out to the fremen's
park Friday morning. They were
travelling in a buggy on a back
street near Mrs. Mainline Connells
residence. Mrs. Tamplet punched
the horse with the tip of her para
sol to make him increase his gait,
when gust of'wind blew the para
sol open and caused him to run
away. There were besides Mrs.
Campbell and Mrs. Tamplet two or
three children in the vehicle and
death seemed certain. But Mrs.
Campbell had presence of mind to
pull the horse up in the corner OF
the fence and two or three pedestri-
ans hurried to their rescue.
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l Woman,s n1sco1arv.

"Another wonderful discovery has been
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European Steamship Business,

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