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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-06-24

Tie following are booked at the
Office of w. G. Irwin 4 Co.. to leave
for the States:
Per r. NJ. S. Mariposa, June IS:
Capt. Freeman, II. n. Webster, Col.
q. 5. Spalding, Mons. A. Houle, J.W.
fodmore, Miss Bradley, Henry
Cooper, Mrs. 1. A. Lowell and child,
Jono. Anstin, Miss Austin, Nj. D.
Baldwin, B. Dickey.
Per S. S. Australia, July 4: Mr..
nd Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs. c. Nicolls
and 2 children, Misses E. and D.
Medau, Miss Nolte, Mrs. III. M.
Storrs, w. G. Peacock, wife and
child, Miss Wilson, Mrs. P. Lewis
and daughter, b. F. Dunning and
wife, Mrs. G. Wiirth, Miss Dunning,
Miss Clarke. Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Foster, Mrs Rail, Mrs. CIV. Lowrey,
Miss Sutherland. Miss Bentley, Mrs.
u r. Allardt and daughter, Miss
Hopper, Mrs. D. Center and chill
dren, Mrs. R. G. Spalding, w. c.
Farke, Mrs. Parke, Miss Parke, Mrs.
L: u. Pinney. j. G. B. Hebbard and
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VESSELS IN PORT.

U S Charleston, Remey, from San Fran
H B NJ s Acorn, Pollard, Esquimault.
Bktne Morning Star, Garland, Gilbert lids
Blk Omega. Brown, Hongkong.
Bktne Planter, Dow, San francisco.
Ship Borrowdale, Guthrie, Liverpool.
Blk Thompson, Potter, San Francisco
Bktpe Discovery. Mcneil, San Fran.
Bktnc W H Dimond, Drew, San Fran.
Blk Thor. Steinert, Newcastle, N S w.
Blk Jas Cheston, Plum. San Fran.
Blk Omeo, Newcastle, NSW
Blk Ophir, Newcastle, n SW
Bktne n Castle, Underwood, San Fran.
Blk Jas Cheston, Plumb, Port Townsend.
Blk c Allen, San Francisco.
Blk Ceylon, Calhoun, San Francisco.
Blk g n Wilcox, Rasch, San Francisco.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The schooner KauikeaOuli brought 1000
bags of sugar from Kohala June 23d.
The German bark G. n. Wilcox arrived
yesterday, 10 days from San Francisco,
with cargo of merchandise valued at
$3l 1915 and including 81 cs boots and shoes
IA cs dry goods, 10 bbls salmon. ~, les
bricks. 100 bbls lime, 6S5 bles hay 1850 ctls
barley, PIG ctls wheat, 1875 bbls -four, AT
etls oats, 100 lbs lard, so bbls and ITO cs
beer, 100 bbls cement, ETC.
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VESSELS LEAVING TO-DAY.

= Stmr Kinau, King, for Maui and
Hawaii.
Stmr Mikahala. Campbell. for Kauai.
Stmr Likelike. Davies. for Maui.
Stnlr Iwalani. Weir, for Lahaina anG
HaEaakua.
Stmr Waialeale, Clancy, for Kauai.
Am bktne Planter, Dow, for San Fran
cisco.
Am bark Ferris Thompson, Watts, for
San Francisco.
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Mary Anderson's marriage to An
tonic de Navarro will occur in Lon
don in July, and will be very quiet
one. The only persons who will be
present will be the immediate rela-
tives Of both families.
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Full particulars of the annual
yacht race on the Fourth of July for
the Hawaiian Challenge Cup and
pennnant for 1890 will be found
elsewhere, and should be perused
by ambitious yacht owners.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-06-24

The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE is pub
lished to-day. Among other things
it contains the minority report of the
Foreign Affairs committee, review of
the report of the Auditor General,
editorial matter, correspondence,
island and local news.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-06-24

The Australia is due on Friday
from San Francisco with dates to
the Goth. The Mariposa should be
along Friday night or Saturday
morning from the Colonies Ell route
to San Francisco.
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IDEPAI, ~ RES

DEPARTt
MONDAY. June %.
Stmr MokoIii, McGregor, for MOlokai.
koolau.
Schr Kawailani for KOolau.
Schr Mary for Hanalei, Kauai.
Stmr Kilauea HOu, Nye, for PepeekeO
and HOnomu.
Stmr Kaala. Hagland. for Kilauea and
Hanalei.
Stmr Pele. Smythe, for Punaluu.
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Mr.. Louis G. Raseman, father of
MIR. A. H. Raseman of this city, died
at Kalamazoo, Michigan, June 4th,
of paralysis. He was a gentleman
held in much respect in that city.
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a Mikado company got stranded
~ cannibal island recently, and
'ne chiefs had 10 ko for breakfast.
rs. F. Argonaut.
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MARRIED..

JUDD-RCBERTS- At Kualoa, Oahu,
June %. 1890, by the Rev. H. II. Parker.
Mary Makalehua Roberts, to Charles
Hastings Judd
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The band concert at Emma square
last evening was fairly well attended.
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The Kinau sails for windward at
2 o'clock this afternoon.
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The Supreme Court will sit in
banco at 10 A. M. Wednesday the
25th.
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Eyraud has made two efforts TO kill
himself while awaiting the coming
Of the French officers who are to
take him back TO Paris to be tried
for the murder of Gaufe.
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Part of the machinery of the Star
Mill plant is for sale. See adver-
tisement
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Lord -Xolseley has decided to re
sign from the British army.
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The barkentine S. N. Castle will
sail on the 25th at ga M. for San
Francisco. For freight or passage,
apply to Castle & Cooke, the agents.
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Visit the Kamehameha school
this morning and inspect the me
chanical work done by the pupils.
1t will well repay those interested.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The weather was showery and cool
yesterday.
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Bids are called elsewhere for the
purchase of the wrecks of the U.S.S.
Trenton and Vandalia now on the
reef in Apia Harbor.
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS.
From San Francisco. per bark G n Will
cox, June DE Lovejoy.
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VESSELS EXPECTED.

SESSELS EAT EC AED'
Vessels. Where from. Due.
Blk AdOnis. .... Bremen.
BIZ + lsenberg :. New York. w
Blk Faust 49,. New York.
schr F + Sanders. Puget Sound. "
Blk Harvester Delaware.
Br ship BlengGeld. Liverpool. $3.50.
Blk Birker. London -
Brig Consuelo :. San Francisco.
Brig GeoH Douglas. San Francisco
Blk Martha DAVIS Boston ......
Ship Ecuador. -. Newcastle 49,.
Stmr Claudine :. Glasgow -
Australia. -. San Francisco June q
X NJ Alameda. San Francisco July
Il NJ s Mariposa. Colonies - June q
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Police Court.
MONDAY, June Is.
Three drunks forfeited IS bail
each, five we're lined IS, two 81 and
one was discharged.
Two Chinese charged with having
opium in possession were remanded.
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The Kinau on her next trip will
leave Honolulu Monday, July 7th, at
10 o'clock A. NJ.
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The bark Ferris S. Thompson sails
at noon today for San Francisco.
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Mr. G. II. Judd and Miss Mary
NJ. Roberts We're united in marriage
yesterday at Kualoa by the Rev. II.
III. Parker.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
MONDAY, June %.
Ger bark n Wilcox, 15 days from San
Francisco.
Schr Kauikeaoul from Hawaii.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

BOSTON CHIPS Fresh and Crisp to-day
at 8. The Elite" 1855
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harmonious they ought to give up.
A vote of thanks to the Hotel for
the use of the dining hall was passed
after which the chairman declared
the meeting adjourned.
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The band will give moonlight
concert at Thomas square this even
ing. Programme elsewhere.
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Public Moonlight Concert.

The Band will play this evening at
Thomas Square, commencing at 1880
O'Clock. Following is the programme
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DEAD TIE DAILY ADvERIISED
IL If you want the laAsuk usWA
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NOTICE.

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
~ will be paid by the undersigned to any
one who will give informal securing the
conviction of the party or parties who poi
soned our working horses on the night of
June 5th inst. in the yard back of our
store with entrance from King street.
HENRY DAVIS e CO.,
13S-1m 50 Fort Street.
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Lower Tewamenalnr Item,.


Benjamin Blose offers his farm at
private sale.
David Blose Is slowly recovering from
seveie attack Of pneumonia.
Henry GOodhile and Jacob Goodhlle
are very low with typhoid fever.
--OliYer Blose, OF Millport, and Simon
Snyder, Of Fire Line, are candidates for
supervisor St the spring election.
st. Johns congregation will hold a
meetinR ON the LIST of February 1890 at
2 O'Clock T. NJ. for the purpose of adopting
the revised constitution which the com
mittee appointed by the congregation II ave
rendered, to be acted upon on the above
date.
w. c., No. 20, P. 0. s. of A., Of
BowmsnGtown elected the following officers
70 serve the ensuing term: past president,
VIM. Walp; president, Roger brown; vice
president Daniel F. Romig; rec. secretary.
Victor Z. Brown; asst. rec. secretary.
Edwin A. Boyer; fin. secretary. Eugene E.
Beltz; treasurer. a. NJ. MaideAwald; M. Of
F. and C, 7. j. Weston; conduct or,
Samuel Weidaw ;chaplain, A bert Bowman,
outer guard, Henry Gulderener; guard,
Asa B. Young; right sentinel, Thomas
Yenser; left sentinel, Ambrose f. Noll;
trustee, 0. o. Blose. Cox.
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Parrrville toms.

Among the merchants business Is said
to be quite brisk.
Joseph Bowden, Of NesQuehoninR,
was a visitor in town over Sunday,
Jacob ReltE, Of Redington. spent Sun.
day with relatives and friends in this
burg,
james Bowman moved into his new
frame dwelling house this week, which was
built by Buck 8 Solt, contractors.
We regret to announce the serious i'll
ness Of Mrs. Dildine Snyder and daughter
MYra, who have beea confined for week
or more.
-ProtrActed meetings have commenced
in the Methodist church with that genuine
sincerItys and unity Of spirit that he
speaks the accomplishment of good work.
Charles Lilly, Of LehightOn, who had
a braula Of his tOnsorial perlor here, haa
shut up shop, leaving the aeld clear TO :
competitor who handles the razor with
dexterlty.
Stephen Snyder and wife are both
seriously Ill. They are perhaps the oldes.
residents In this vicinity being aaed re,
spectively SO and a. For many ysars
thew have lived here and are much 10
spected by our people for their quiet
christian characteristics,
--on Sunday evening Ht I O'Clock, the
Reformed congregation, Of Parryville. Will
hold divine services, conducted BY ths
pastor, the Rev. 7. A. Huber, In lha En-,
glish language. All are cordially Invited
10 attend. The oateehetIeal .olass viii
meet on Saturday evening Of this week Al
usual
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ohprah aaa sunaay seheol alstt.r.

"A short meeting is held BY the mem
bers of the Evangelical Sunday school at
AS every Sabbath, prior to the opening of
services.
Rev G. W. Duncan. Of the N. E.
church, filed pulplts at Slatington and
Slatsdale on Sunday last, TO the edlfcation
Of large audiences.
Rev. ]. H. Kuder. OF town. delivered
an interesting German discourse to the
members OF the lutheran faith at Wealth
ly on Sunday afternoon.
"A gentleman named Kent, q graduate
Of Boston Theological college, filled the
Methodist Episcopal pulpit acceptably to
a fair sized audience on Sunday evening.
Rev. ]. F. Helsler, OF the Evangelical
church Of Mauch Chunk, aud Rev. j. S.
Newhart, Of EbeneEer Evangelical church,
town, will exchange pulpils next Sunday
morning and evening.
Notwithstanding the raging epidemic
and the continued inclement weather, the
revival services in the EbenezeF EVangeli
cal church Is largely attended. The inter.
est Is Increasing, and almost nightly Others
are persuaded To seek the pearl Of greatest
price,
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MnhOpinn Ftews.

George siglin moved to Coal Dale on
Tuesday.
La Grippe has made its appearance ii
the Valley.
-Mahlon NOthSteIn Is building a new
blacksmith shop.
Jacob Ebert who spent about year In
Ohio, has returned home.
Thomas Mertz has rented Edwin Rex's
farm for term of Eve years.
e. S. Hopes and wife, of SteinsVille,
we're visiting here during the week.
John Leichleiter, of Allentown, spent
few days in the Valley this week.
"A new and improved corn-crusher was
put into Hoppes'S mill during the week.
The house and lot owned by the late
Wilson Remaley, deceased, was recentlV
purchased BY Dennis Nothsteip for 5000,
DASH,
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Fsrsoqnl oossip about People who Viai
and 20 visiting.
II. s. Koch did business at Bethlehem
on Tuesday.
9--Davld Klelntop. Of Ashley, was It
town this week.
ID. r. Roberts, Of Reading, was visit
Ing friends here on Monday.
John Alspach, Of Mauch Chunk, waS
la town Monday, seeing friends.
John Werner. OF Lansford, circled 10
town, for several days last week.
Mrs. Weiss and Mrs. Roth, Of Stating
ton, were visiting friends In town on Tues
daY.
&C. A. Harding and wife, Of Iron street,
!apsnt Saturday very pleasantly at Wilkes
barre.
j. H. Smith, salesman for e. G. Zern.
did business for the Opera House Store at
Slatington on Tuesday.
miss Jennie Hughes, Of Maucb Chunk.
spent Tuesday very pleasantly with rela-
tives and friends In town.
John Obert returned from Buffalo. N.
T., Tuesday, where he had been bnying In
live stock for Oberts pork packing estab.
iishment.
=. UsoIkc hOntA ana Wte, OF MinneaD0.
Ils, Mimi, are visiting relatives here. MI.
HontE has been q resident of the west for
eight years, having left here when in his
teens.
Thomas MantE, of the Ex hanee, ac-
companied bJ James stanton, of Roch-
ester, N. Z, visited Audenried, French
town and HAEleton, where ar. Mantz has
extensive interests, on Tuesday.
State Councillor OF the Jr. o. U. A.
NJ. h. j. WlnOwer. Of Lancaster, was in
town this week and visited Lehigh coun-
ell, No. 101. Mr.. w. is q pleasant and
agreeable gentleman and made many
friends here.
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". Muahlitz's, sick for several weeks, il
out again.
M G. Prutzman is out again after quite
an illness.
Peter Narkle and wife have returned
from a visit to LockpsEt.
A bright baby girl is . welcome visitor
at Joseph Getz's residence.
John Ash cOntenplAtes . number Of
improvements to his residence.
Our old soldier friend, George shoen-
berger, has moved to Wslnstport.
Cases Of La Grippe are numerous here,
abouts, and the doctors are kept on the "a
night and day.
The "Soldier" opines 70 the belief that
when girl can wash flannel without
shrinking, she is old enough to msrry.
We have few such here.
Messrs. Rutherford 4. BarckleY are
working the paint ore mines 20 their
fullest. SOLDIER.
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knights of the Golden EaGls,

The following are the officers Of Carbon
Castle, No. Ill, of Lehighton, for the eno
suirg six months term:
Past Chief-D. Baltzer.
Noble Chief-H. R. KreidIer.
Vice Chief-G. H, MantE.
High Priest-T. c, Oatell.
Venerable Hermit-R. l.. Sweeny.
Master of Records-C. W. Bower.
Clerk Of Exchequer-T. J. Knerr.
Keeper of Exchequer-M. @. Trexler.
Sir Herald-G. d Knerr
Worthy Bard-O, T. Horn, NJ. D.
Worthy Chamberlain-L. o. j. Strauss.
Ensign-I. A. Werner.
Esquire-C. d. Fritz.
First Guardsman-James K. EbbeFt.
Second Gnardsman-Alf Men.
Trustees-D. Ebbert, H. H. Peters, II.
R. Kreidler.
Representative to the Grand CaStle-M.
G. Trcxler.
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Local Brovitlca from Horos There and
Everywhere IN rhe County.

MNNMMNNIN.
Everywhers IN rhe oeunty.
Eddie Maley, Of No. 8. was buried q
Summit Hill on Tuesday afternoon.
"A number Of the articles stolen from
Zelgenfus' Bros, general store At Miilpor
last week we're found hidden in one Of th,
numerous cinder banks At Coplay.
Mrs. Decker has taken up tavern Il
cense, and the Trachayllle hostelry, pop
uIar in the past for lis rare beverages. vill
continue 10 boom under the new manhge-
ment.
james McGlnty died At Beaver Meadow
and was buried Saturday At nine o'clock.
Requim High Mass was celebrated In the
st. MarY's church. Deceased vas thirty
seven years Of age.
"A brakeman named Tinker, whose
home is in West Penn. had both legs cut
of at the coal dump at Delano Monday
evening. He was taken to the Miners
Hospital at Ashland, where he died Tues
day.
-Engleman. the Weather!y sprintar, IL
said to be too III to run against Chincell
Of Lattimor on Saturday. He will forfeit
the stake money. The pOstponement Of
this race will be disappointment to many
Of the sporting fraternity.
George Brown, recently employed ia
the Central Office at White Haven has
been appointed station agent for the
Central at Penn Haven Junction, TO sue
coed Mr.. Hendricks, resigned. The new
appointment is = good one in every re.
spect
State Councillor Winnoer, of tho Jr.
o. U. A. NJ, Of Lancaster, paid frater-
nal visit to Oak Grove Council, at Pleasant
Corner on Monday evening. Almost the
full membership was present, and several
addresses we're delivered by visiting mem
bers Of Lehign Council, Lehighton.
John Brindle. of East Penn township,
died at noon on Wednesday, aged about
sixty years. He was q soldier In the late
civil war, and was a pensisner on account
of disabilities received. He was member
of John D. Bertolette Post, 4s4 G. A. r.
Lehighton--a delegation Of which OrganiEa-
tlyn attended his interment on Friday.
During an alteration between John
Finn, Of the LiSzard Creek railroad gang,
and Frank Newhart, of Bowmanstown.
the former hit the latter oyer the head
with heavy poker inflctinR = seriously
painful scalp wound. Finn was arrested
for murderous assault. but settled the case
by paying the costa and giving New
hart $9.
The firm Of Harleman 4 Bro, doing q
general store business at Packerton has
been dissolved by mutual consent, and the
genial and accommodating J. L. HArle-
man will continue the business Lew 10
building up large and steady trade by
courteous treatment and fair prices TO all
patrons, az is evidenced from the fact Of
numerous improvements lately made.
Mrs. J. S. Hawk, the second wife Of
County Commissioner Hawk, died Sunday
afternoon Of pneumonia At her home in
Kidder township. Deceased was aged
hirty-eight years and was a daughter of
Enos Koch, of Penn Forest, = prosperous
and well-to-do farmer. By her death four
childfen are left to mourn the loss of
good mother, while tho husband mourns
the less of faithful, dutlful wife. Inter-
ment took place on Wednesday morning
according to EVanGelicalistic rite Of which
denomination size was member.
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Waiting.

William H. Bartholomew, she convicted
murderer, now in the Easton jail, is pass
ing very quiet time. He has few visitors,
but % all of them he repeats his assertions
that be is innocent Of the crime for which
he will coon suffer. Since the New Year
GoVernor Beaver has Issued several war
rants providing for the execution Of mur-
derers, and Bartholomew's fatal document
may be looked for almost any daY now.
Mrs. billiard is also very quiet and evil
IDENTIFY not without hope that the State
Board Of PardonS will ratify the promises
Of Northampton'S district attorney and
commute her sentence to imprisonment for
life. Should II fail to do so. it will be a
terrible disappointment to her. The
chances are in her favor however.
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