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The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-26
To THE EDITOR OF TIE FRIEND.

IL last Monday evenings issue
the Editor of the Friend has cx-
celled his record, He has descend
ed lower than was thought possible
by his friends. His so.called re-
jOinder TO the Bishop of Oiba is SIM
ply II denial Of the statements made
by him with regard to Father Da.
mien. ~ nm bigoted." II am un-
charitable, ,"'"J attack the character
of dead nan"--thesc are accuSa-
tions supposed to have been made
by your recent correspondents, and
; every one is true.
The editor says he has not utter.
cd one word Of dispsragement
against, what in elegant English he
t,rms the "R. &. Church" Who
ever said or wrote so' His panegeric
on the "R. G. Church" is out of.
place, unseemly, and for it we are
not grateful.
The editor has himself canoni2cd
Damien. His dungaree pants and
-soiled cassock are to us. like
unto the FURNISHED harness OF some
mighty Archangei, full panoplied
against the day Of battle, compared
to the broadcloth and fine linen of
his accusers, which are as rags.
| Who asked the editor 10 speak
for the Roman Catholic priesthood
in the matter of Damien's canoniza.
tion? That will be settled when all
Of us are in The reans OF forge,iul-
ness.
Mr.. Editor Of the Friend, you
deem it necessary to point out that
the ''pOor man (meaning Damien)
died of On infectious disease. In
view OF his services, did you an,ici-
pate long life TO him, in health
Surely not. "You would only pre-
fer to say good oi Damien" Why
did you say anything not good
Ills deluded English worshippers'
and "fraudulent pedestal" would
never lave been written had you
been in proper state of mind, and
are gratuitous insults TO your
brethren.
You g or :" say you have been
rcsGrvva, .,te ep''cognlzant Of The
grosscst facts alleged" and that the
defenders Of our father and brother
"are participants in frap0 of 10
ordinary criuinaity,' and that you
wish the dead buried. We regret
you have lowered yourself to write
rs above; and only observe, you are
in no position TO speak for Catholics,
and we deny you The right TO speak
for good P.otestants. You advise
us TO let the subject drop. We
shall not till you and others agree
ing with you retire from open un-
christian hostility. We are afraid
you have become rusty, "haying
need of nothing"-you are "pufied
up" and have becoine one OF those
sad beings, who are but spiritua
fossil, in the strata of Gods king
, dom: who have forgotten cterua
. verities, and have no desire 10 agar
, commit them to memory.
, Had Damien been u Mohamme
dan we would have prayed that b
! might have one OF ihe best seats il
the heaven of Islam, but being
, Christian we only seek for him
, place like unto that Lazarus occu
a pied, when hp left the rich man
, gate.
/ We have no feeling b It of pity 70
DR.. Hyde and tho Editor OF III
, Friend. We believe them 10 b
=; wandering in paths trodden by thei
/ progenitors in the dark ages of til
, world. ANTI BIGor.
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A DIVIDEND of Three (S3) dollars
"A per share viii be paid 10 the stock
holders OF The Inter- Island Steam Navi-
CATION Co. at their Office on THURS.
DAY, June 20, 1850.
JAS. l.. MCLEAN,
Secretary.
Honolulu. juno "a, 1860. 5S0 81
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iyAN2ED

a G RI. 10 do light i.ouscwork and
a 10 look after a couple of children.
None Without being well recommended
need Gpply. Cali on Mrs. q. o. Berger,
corner Be!etania and Punahou streets.
WI
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Charles Phillips,
Sale Of Fancy Articles !

TENHERE will be sale OF Fancy Arti-
J. cle'. chiefly Hawaiian, ut Queen
En- ma Hall, ON FRIDAY, July IL,
lS, o, for the benefit of that institution.
Rei,eshpeu will be served. 6sa ID
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Meeting OF Stockholders.

NOTICE IL hereby given that spe-
~ cial meeting OF the stockholders
of the Oahu Railway & Land Co. will
be held at The Office of the Company on
THURSDAY, july l7lh, 1890, ut 3
O'Clock T.. Nj. for the purpose of accept
ing the road from the contractor, and
amending thu bylaws.
BY order OF the President.
W. q. ASHLEY,
O30 I'll Secretary.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

4 DIVIDEND OF Three (as) Dollars
IA per share will be paid to the
stockholders Of Wllder's Steamship 90.
a, their office 10 this city, on SATUR-
DAY, June ~, 1890.
y. =. ROSE,
Secretary. d.
Honolulu, June se, 1890 500 2t
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All parties having claims against
the Hawaiian Government either for
materials furnished or ON pay rolls
due and unpaid to the l7:h day OF
June, inst, arc requested TO present
the same to the several Departments
without delay.
]. a. CUMMINS,
Minister OF Foreign Affairs,
c. n. SPENCER,
Minister OF the Interior,
GODFREY BROWN,
Minister OF Finance,
l.. =. PETERSON,
Attorney-General.
AliiolaDi Hale, June 81, 1890.
5sS st
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The Office OF the Auditor-General
has been removed 70 the room down
stairs, formerly occupied by G. +.
laukea, Commis sioner OF Crown
Land. G. ]. ROSS,
Auditor-Gcneral.
Honolulu, June %, 1890. $50 81
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800 I'd
WANTED

1.-TWO Bright and Polite Young Men
TO work on he switchboard of the
Mutual Telephone Co. Apply to
9. .. BERGER,
oSi II Secretary.
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DR.. A. b. CARTER

II AS removed his office TO No, SO
III BereIanla, between Fort aud
Nunanu streets Office hours; $3.50 to
IL A. NJ, and Q to 4, and 7 to s P. NJ.
Mutual TslsphsRs No. ava. $40 tm
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DR.. A. LUTZ

w I'LL have otllce hours from s to'a
w A. NJ. and to 3 p. NJ, at No. 88 =
Bcretania, between Fort and Nuuanu
streets. Mutual Telephone Nos. 392
spd I7e. $40 Im
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Honolulu, June &c, 1890.
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a New Tail FOR AIS Cow.

Several weeks ago 4 COW owned by a
we'll known gentleman employed in the
lower shops cf Altoona. Pa, met with a
mislap, The animal was turned ont of
the stable foz exercise, but in short
time she was attacked by aeveral dogs.
They succeeded in getting hold OF her
tail, and almost tore it out Of taa socket,
only a short stub remaining. The ami
NAL Was seriously disGgured, and the
owner conceived !. novel idea Of fixing
her up lie visited a slaughter house
near ~ and secured Il new tail and
started for his home. happE over his
scheme to save His pei animal from un-
favorable comment.
He secured the necessary tools and set
to WORT. Tlc Stub and new piece were
carefully worked ont into u good job of
dovettiliGg, Re placed the enGs to-
;5e,aeI and 1ho., i.,,el like charm. The
joint was wrapped and tied with heavy
strin~.
Ali worked well for few days, but
the o-her morning lie took the animal
out for 4 s..Toll. Ilct a crowd OF friends
and stopped to e,,plain his patent. His
achievement Was simply wonderful to
his hearers. Eut il moment later his
labor a-l idea We're II thing of the past.
A large horsllly made its appearance
and peTohed rron the animals back.
The STUB commenced to work and the
new en2 WAS thrown III the direction Of
the pest. Then il became detached and
landed around the neck Of the inventor.
He pleaded with his friends to keep the
matter quiet. but It leaked out. and now
he is the suojecS Of considerable fun at
the hands Of his fellow xork,naa.-E1-
change
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The Wise Muskrat.

The nluslsrat has added his prediction
to those already made concerning a hard
winter. The Indians attach more i'm
portancte to the musl1T;st sign than TO any
other. They measure the probabilities
of the winter by the size of the muskrat's S
hut. If he builds low it means an open
winter. Ii his house is over TWO feet
high 1t means a severity Of winter
weather III proportion to the height. The
muskrat is putting up seven story
building this season.-St. Paul Globe.
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Ecturued After lIany Years.

William Lanark, Il wealthy old farmer
Of Lanark county. died fourteen years
ago, leaving $4,000, the distribution of
which was made the occasion Of law
suit by some of the surviving members
of his family. Among the male heirs
was Stephen Holiday, Il married son,
who in 1854 LETT his wife and two chill
dren and Went sailing on the lakes in
the schooner Ada Drake, which was lost
il q heavy Storm off Cleveland. and Hol-
iiday's family supposed he went down
with the vessel. His widow subsaquent-
i married a Toronto man named De-
rttsna. and secured an order for the pay
ment Of Stephens share of his fathers
money to her and her two sons. This
was followed by an order that the money
should remain in the court
Four years ago Mrs. Derusha, Ste
phen's wife, died, and lately Stephen re-
turned to Canada and told Of his ulirac-
uloas escape from the wreck after being
washed about the lake for hours lashed
to q spar, and of being picked up by a
propeller, after which he went to Hondur-
as ana Central America. He has been
identified by his only surviving son and
a neighhor who knew him years ago.
and lIr. Justice Armour has made an Or
der for the payment of his share of his
fathers estate.-Toronto Globe.
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Equinoctial Myth.

There is no line storm. Such direct
assertion requires certain temerity
within the confines of New England,
since popular faith in the eqUinoctial is
strong hereabout. and can with difficulty
be dissuaded from such choice tradi-
ton, but the fact remains that the regu-
iation gale supposed to be due IN these
part Sept. 81 has no more connection
with solar transits at the equator than
with the passage of anything else.-
Providence journal
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= Dry Geason in Kansas.

Ez-State Senator Joel Moody, Of Linn
county. located in Kansas in 1857, and
has rarely been out of the state since.
Speaking Of drought. he says that in
1860 Kaasas had a drought by the side of
which this year was good 1t quit rain
ing in September. 1859. and did not
commence again until the following
September. Che winds We're SO hot as
to cook eggs before the hens could lay
them. and not a thing was raised in
Kansas. The next season was exactly
the reverse, and produced abundantly
everything that was pat into the ground.
He thinks the season of 1890 corresponds
to that Of 1860, and that 1891 will sur
pass in plenty any year that preceded it.
Mr.. Moody advises farmers to dam ev-
cry draw that can be used for reservoir
purposes. and save the water from run
ming away in the streams.-St. Joseph
News.
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He Is an Old Timer.

The hawk that breakfasts up on q
cable Of the East river bridge near the
New York tower was little early yes
terday morning. This made him the
more deliberate in his movements AS
usual he had his pigeon with him, and
as usual he deyoured it and picked the
bones. Several hundred people watched
this early morning meal with an inter
est born Of extensive newspaper COM
ment. When he had finished he flew
slowly away toward his home in Staten
Island
This hawk is an ancient inhabitant of
this part OF the country. Ii the autumn
eleven years ago he was noticed day
after day lowering about the scafold-
ing. Sometimes he would sit there in
the forenoon and breakfast on pigeon
Or some other bird. Sometimes he would
fold his wings about him and gaze
dreamily ont on the harbor, obliyious Of
the noise of bridge building beneath
him. ETery fail since then the employees
Of tie bridge have noted his return.
When the scaifoliings fell away he Sc
lected Il perch on the cables With nat
ural taste he chose the New York end of
the bridge. He has never been known
to al3ght on the Brooklyn tower or in its
vicinity.
He is rather large for a pigeon hawk,
but often brings with him breakfast
larger than himself. His brown plumage
is as fresh and his fight us steady as it
was eleven years ago. This year he ap-
peared week ago. He sometimes pro-
longs his stay until nearly spring, John
OBrien, who is well known about the
docks under the bridge has shot at him
many Il time in former years, and
numerous other attempts upon his life
have been made. But nothing seems to
disturb his serenity and his love for the
bfacing air and fine scenery las over
balanced all considerations of prudence
New York sun
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0puient Beggary.

Two beggars. named Jakubowski and
Wasllewics. who for years have solicited
aims before the doors of the Kief cathe
dral, have just retired and set up as
renters. Jallubowski possesses house
worth 10000 roubles (e2 ,0O0) and sum
of $4,000 roubles (e6.600 lodged at the
reichsbank. Wasilewics has invested all
his earnings in property, and owns two
houses of the value of $4,000 roubles
(e7, 500 each. which he lets.-Cor. New
York Post.
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A Certain Remedy.

Famous Guest (author OF Ellen Robs-
mere What is it, my little dear?
Hosts Sweet Child - Mamma SAYS
you're a sufferer from in-som mia. Does
it hurt?
''Oh. no. Insomnia means inability
to get to sleep
is that all? Why don't you do like
mamma does? She reads herself to
sleep, and I'll ask her to lend you the
book. It's called Ellen Robsmere. y
Good News
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NO. 1s
Drifting Down.

Drifting Down.
Gone the ripple and the rushes
OF the love songs of the thrushes
Gone the roses in the closes of the garden, and
the bushes
Of the shy verbena creeping
By the old south wall and sleeping
ALI its sweetness in the sunshine of the sleepy
summer bushes.
And ever o. il all, in a gold and crimson pail,
Over misnonette grown tawny. and Ger grass q
bgnnHng brown,
With rustic and whir. and a sad and solemn
str,
The leaves drifting down. dear oh, the leaves
are drifting down
Come the mornings gray and chilly
Co1ie the nights serene and stly,
Comes an airy midnight fairy. tracing fern and
rG5A and lily
On the window panes that gstan,
While in dreams the children listen
To the swing Of skates that ring, anI shouts that
echo Hl!illy,
And eyer, ever ss..i il the hollow, on the hill
BY the ros:ia, y. the >ti....5Ner lifts aoft
r-inp croy.a.
Like the GsIr Oil aG,Gns of Youth. dreams of
honor, fame and ts;l1h.
Forever fallA; i.u.l LIS do tae leaves keep drift
Ing down
Let the summer set in spiendor,
Let tie summer tribute render
HTideii"c beauty hridAiiae duty. every charm di-
vine aad tender,
To the conquering king, who loudly
All n trumpet tones and proudly
Tells the atcry Of his captive. and her passionate
surrender
And with tl.e leaveS that fall in rich and royal
pail.
Ger the rose hearts crumbled crimson, and the
grass grown dull ana brown.
Let the bitterness, the strife, all the little ills of
iifr,
Go drifting. drifting down dear-with the leaves
30 GIIitiI, down
New York Ledger
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A Shark In Long Island Sound.

A shark was seen near the mouth of
the harbor between the breakwatcr ana
Lighthouse Point Thursday morning.
and it was believed that several Of them
were running about there A thrasher
about fourteen feet long was seen out
side the breakwatera a few days ago. The
latter fish is of the swordfish variety and
is seldom observed in the sound, fire.
quenting waters where the whale =
found. The swordfsh and thrasher are
natural enemies of the whale, and thei1
combined attack is sure death for the
monster of the seas.
The thr;lsher is also known as the fox
shark and as the seal fox. 1t is very
much like the shark, but is larger. In
attacking whale the swordtish stays
underneath. and with his sword prevents
the whale from obtaining refuge at the
bottom of the sea. while the thrasher
jumps out of the water and strikes with
great force on the top of the enemy
New Haven Conn Register.
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Back from a Long VOYAGE,

The Whaling bark Lagoda, of New Bed
ford. Mass. which left san Francisco at
has harpooned her last cetacean after
brave battle OF sixty-four years with wind
and wave. She numbered into Yokohama
with leaky seams. and. Bleaching her old
bones, was there condemned.-Sa Fran
cisco Letter
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Comfort for the Marines,

There are brighter prospects in view
for the marine. He is not only to have
better sleeping accommodations better
foot gear and other improvements IN his
uniform, but his ration, the bone of con-
IGNITION for many years, is to be improved
and increased. and orders have been
given to that effect by the secretary of
the navy.-New York Commercial Ad-
vertiser
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Europe reports o33 ,OOO, 900 bushel.

lacking in the average potato crops. and
the wheat crops rs being 60C0G,000 bush
els less than the annual consumption.
Should these figures be but approxi-
mately true. they indicate ii gravity in
the situation that the coming year will
very pertinently STOW.
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A Mohammedan young woman has
Just closed her medical studies in Odessa
with I, brilliant examination. Her name
is Kutlojaroff- -Hanum. She is the first
Mohamnelan woman who has received
an NJ. D's diploma, and the state has
granite! her special permission to prac-
tice her profession.
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A Wagnerian Heir.

The Minneapolis Journal reports that
a man named Wagner. living near st.
Vincent, and who claims to be relative
of the composer, has been recently be-
queathad 100000 from family estate
in Germany. The moaey is said to be
ready for forwarding.
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..n Expensive OniSs;Gn.

Mat..ox-What's that! A gas bill for
sl9i.:
Co'lec.or-Y Yes. sir.
"B0; the house has been shut Up and
my family has been away al summer"
Yea neglected to inform the meter
probably That's your locsout1 Mum
sey's Weekly.
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Mrs. Eill Bill. HiI uilrs post,.istress

Mrs. K. N. Bill has been appointed
postlnistress at Bill Hill, Conn. Her
husband, William Bill, commonly
t:lown rs Eli Bill of Bill Hill, died re-
celtly.-Ber,lshire County Eagle
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Japan is not pleasant country for
editors. a japanese editor has just been
sentenced to four years Imprisonment
for hbeling Jimmu, an emperor who
lived 100 years ago.
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AT Lake Pearl, Mass, A. FL. Heilbor,

and Thomas Richards made an atte1npt
10 swim Il mile. run mile. walk a mile
aad ride :. bicycle a mile inside of one
,.e,''r. Heilborn accomplished the feat
IL '5i-n- GO. ;.nl Richards in sam. lss
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Tot l....E
Tot SOS Z
Respectfully Submitted.
II. n. GUULON,
j. w. TR0rrLR,

Respectfully Submitted.
II. n. GUULON.
j w. TROrrGR.
Committee on Improvement
No on foregoing account was rs follows;
y Yeas t}adeaux, Braud, Coulou and trotter
! Nays-None.
The Collectors and the Market Masters 5
reports lor the month of October were read
and referred to the Finance Committee.
Mr 5adeauN, as charman of hB Tire Com
mittce. reported that he had not vet owing
to not being able to get any QUE capable of
doing the work, had the fire alan n,s att ached to
the different churches in the town, as directed
at last meeting Therefore, he asked for
more time. which. ON mutton of Mr.. Coulon,
was grdnted hlm.
The following was read
Ihibodaux. La Oct. %. 1890.
To he Mayor and Trustees of the town OF
li,ihrdaux. Parish OF Latourche.
Dear Nirs-A regular meeting of the
Thjhalaux Bucket Brigade held GU the 29th
of September, 1890. it was unanimously de
cid, d thai the amount granted by Aour hon
ofahit' body for the maihten.nce OF its buck
cts ami hatchets and all other paraphernalia
aprtr:ainng thereto was inadequate, and WE
ASK ynur honorable hndy in order to meet
theSr lnadequaces to increase our monthly
warrant from So 90 to $1,000 u month. Hop
ing thlt yonr honorable body will act upon
this tarurably, remain, Yours Truly.
JOS. USC1WALD.
Committee
Mr.. B.deaux offered the following resolu
ten:
Resolved. That the monthly appropriation
ior the Thibn'auN Bucket Brigade he in
creased from 5000 10 10 90, requested by
the members OF said company. provided that
thr increase oe used for the purpose of pnr-
chasing ieathe: buckets toi the use of said
company.
fr,s;-Badeaux Braud, Coulon ami Tro-
ter.
NAYS None.
The Council then adjourned.
J l.. AUC0IN, Mayor
}. TAYLOR, clerk.
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HouMA. La, Jan. 30. 1889.
few doses ot Gonaux's Anti Asthmatie
mixture has relieved me of very bad
'cu. h. my little daughter has been cured al
Ds,hy taking the same. A. II )BERT,
Barbcr.l
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Total. So
Respectfully submitted,

iOtal. 10 "
Respectfully submitted,
Z. L. BRAUD.
EI BAbEAUX.
Mr.. Conlon, seconded by Mr.. Trotter, mog-
ed that the above report be accepted. Car
ried.
Mr. Coulon moved tho adoption OF the fol
lowing resolution
BE it resolved, That an appropriation of
Seven Hundred and Nix 20 l0a (S706 2I-100)
'dol'afs. be and is hereby made to pay claims
approved by the Finance Committee
Yeas Badeaux, Brand, Coulon, and I'rot-
ter.
NAYS: None.
The following was read:
Wo'knslnen's Account for month of October
ending Nov. 18TH. 1890.
CharGeable TO streets aud bitches
Jos, Adam u! days at $l----.-..--..-7 80
Hugh Co&an. 3 days at $2.-... GO
Chafy 10 Banquettes-
I. \. iemanade, s. DAYS at $2--....-.-.l3 II 30
jos. AHan daT. III Si-------e---..---- 90
d. Lag 'fde, 5lu0 br,ek- st SS.....43 20
Chaf2cable To water works
willy y. Ragnn, 81 days at S2---. 90
Henry hcelcr days at So ...----. 90
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Adult Son-Tennis? Wife?
Anxious Mother noticed that when

she nl;,lis Il miss she did not blame her
oy.'t ...;s: she s.0t md ~ the
-. =, & tt t..2.-NC.1.- o. !, eell-.
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Mothers Eve.

Anxious Mother-My son. saw that
young lady you admire playing tennis
today She will not make you good