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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-09

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-19
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COMMENCING SUNDAY. June
" rs. 90, aud unilt futtner noJtce
rains will ieaue Reno as fbilowS:
r.OA NJ hailv Allan ic Express
fsOO tram for Wi nemuGcs, Bait e
Mountain Palsade. 0gde aud the
Easi. Carr Is local first class pa~sen-
gers ana through second ella passen-
gers
0,1OA NJ. -D'ily- Pacific EXPRESS
1Otrain Tor rruckee, sacramento,
Benecia ami an f aucisc arr wing at
9-45 p NJ, Connects a. SacrameI 20 at
5.3OP M. wi h sunset X ute Atlantic
Express for Fresno. SRnia farb IRA,
Los Angeles, san nisgo aud Est -ia
New orleans; 81 ai 20 nj. Wood
and a I'D Knight's Ian ing and at ~ so
A. M. Tor Mnrysvile, kedding and Port
land
10.O0 A. NJ Daily--Atlanttc TX
1O.SU press train for %inncmucca
and Battle Munntain, pa'iSade q en-
and East Carries on Y first cla,> as
sengerS, through n ocai-
10,(E l.. VI -paily- acIh Npress
1O.VC train for Jnncu r Sacra-
mento and Sa FrtuctScD 8enici
arriving at S:ia 4. NJ 80 at sac
ramento with 'rain leav!, ~ ln;50 A. NJ,
for Stockton. i.nth op, san USE and
san Fra ncfsco Fresno Los anteles and
San u ego; at lo:4n A. 81 Tor Williams.
Willows. Reddi :; at 3 O0 P. NJ. for Red
Bluff
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-08
OUR SAN FRANCISCO LETTER
Per - :. Alameda, San Francisco
June IS, 1890.
From Our Special Correzpondent.J
Sugar and Trade.

(From Our Special Correspondent.J
Sugar and Trade.
New York, June 18th, Cuban
centrifugal, SO degrees, SIC; gran.
ulated, Gle.
Steadiness IS the feature of the
local market. The demand con.
tinues heavy, the fruit canning sea
son being about to begin. Stocks
are ample to meet all requirements
and considering the large fleet on
the way from the Islands and that
the California Refinery has three
cargoes en- route from Java and
two from Manila, there is no reason
TO apprehend any shortage this
season. GRADUATED is quoted at
81 cents
The Eastern market continues
steady. the only feature of note
being the decision in the North
River Refinery case which Is
strongly against the trust
Three Hawaiian Sugar companies
have been paying dividends for
some time. These are the Hawaiian
Commercial and Sugar Co. the
HakaIau Plantation Co. and the
Hutchinson Plantation Co. We
have low to add the Hama PIanta-
ton Co, which declared dividend
Of 81 per share, or $50, 900, on June
18th. All the sugar plantation
stocks are frmer owing to 8 more
hopeful feeling in regard to Con-
gressional action on the tariff bill.
Sugar Tariff.
Blaine has at last taken a hand
IN shaping the proposed tariff legis-
lation and It is generally believed
in Washington that if a tariff bill
goes through this session, the sugar
schedule viii be modified to suit his
wishes.
Blaine Is not in favor of free
sugar and his appearance in the
tariff struggle is one Of the most
hopeful signs since the House COM
mittee Of Ways and Means began
to frame the now famous Mckinley
bill 1t is commonly recognized
that free sugar is out Of the ques-
ton since the Senate amended the
AcKmley bill and Biaine's letter
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-08
PLAYED. LOST. WON
HILO NEWS LETTER.

The last literary and musical until
September was held on the 18th inst.
at the house of L. Severance, ESQ.
The programme was as follows
Piano Duet, Mrs. Severance and Miss
Grace Porter; vocal solo, from Mi
kado, Mr.. P. L. Lord; reading, Miss
Deyo; vocal solo, Mrs. Fl. Deacon;
piano solo, MIR. J. Ashdown; reading,
MIR. Kratzere; vocal solo, Mrs. J.
Glib; vocal solo. Mr.. j. Ashdown;
reading, MIR. Lovekin; quartette,
Messrs. Severance, Ashdown, Lord,
and Chas. Hitchcock. After at least
half of the audience had gone to
their respective homes the balance
remained and Mr. Ashdown favored
them by playing many of his favorite
solos on the piano. We shall all
miss these delightful gatherings, but
as there are to be SO many of those
who usually participate in these en-
tertainments who will be out of town
it was thought best to discontinue
them for a short time. This last
entertainment continued until $50
P. N. Every one seemed to have
enjoyed themselves. We are all
under great obligations to Mr.. Ash
down for the pleasure he gave us.
And to MIR. and Mrs. Severance we
have to thank greatly for giving the
use of their spacious parlors for all
those entertainments.
MIR. Silva the photographer, has
lately taken some beautiful views in
and around Hilo, which are greatly
admired.
The custom house will be removed
IN a short time to nearly opposite
the American consulate on Front
street.
The new wagonette lately come to
Hilo for Mr.. Wilson is much in de-
mand. IA
Hilo, June 80.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-08
Messrs. H. w. Schmidt & Sons.

One of the principal events on
Saturday was the opening, at noon,
of the importing and commission
house of II. w. Schmidt & Sons,
Fort street. The establishment is a
mammoth one and is conveniently fit
ted up. In the large room down stairs.
which was decorated with flags and
evergreens, the Hawaiian band
played several selections. A bounti-
ful lunch was provided in the private
Office, and those present drank to the
new enterprising firm. Mr.. Schmidt
assisted by Mr.. Fl. Lose did the hon.
ors of host. Among those who called
were: His Elk. j. A. Cummins, Min
lister of Foreign Affairs; Senior A.
de Souza Canavarro, Mr.. Justice
Dole, Hons. G. r. Bishop, Paul Isen-
berg, j. S. Walker, S. Parker, g.
Brown, 81. NJ. Whitney, w. f. Allen,
s. III. Damon, Col. Claus Spreckels,
Messrs. F. A. Schaefer, ]. Il. Patty,
J. f. Hackfeld, W. o. Smith, l.. A.
Thurston, NJ Louisson, B. F. Dill
bingham. A Jaeger, Hopper, Peter
SOD, Ehlers, Maertens, Bolte, Con
salves, Luce, Dowsett, Hall, Herbert,
Nolte, III. Berger. Kopke, Wolters,
Hendry, representatives of the AD-
vERTIsER and Bulletin, and a large
number of other prominent citizens
and German friends.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-08
t)auaiianQazette
EST MoDUS IN REBUs.
TEN PAGE EDITION.
TUESDAY,

RECENT adviees from Washington
state that the Government of Rus
STA has sent word to President Har-
rison and to Secretary Blaine that
it stands ready to make good the
assurance and guarantee Of Behring
being closed sea. 1t may not be
generally known that attention was
first called to this important point
in the Behring Sea controversy, by
an editorial in the HAWAIIAN GA
ZETTE of December, 1887, IN which
the two early treaties between
Russia and the United States rela-
tive to the seal fishery were quoted,
and the question was there pre-
scented in such 8 light and with
such proofs, as TO lead Russia to
assume the responsibility of first
promulgating that Behring was 3
closed sea. Subsequently to the
above publication of 1887, Secretary
Bayard, after a full investigation,
took the same ground, and the
United States now bases its right
to the exclusive possession of Beh-
ring Sea upon the claim and assur-
ance of Russia at the time of the
Alaskan purehase-identicalIy the
same ground, to which public at
tention was called by the GAZETTE
article, which is the only rational
conclusion which any impartial
statesman can arrive at.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-08
A Splendid CONTEST.
The Hawaiis Get Away with the ka-
mehamehas six to Two.

The Hawaiis Get Away with the ka-
mehamehas SIX TO Two.
The baseball game Saturday after
noon at Makiki between the Kame-
hamehas and Hawaiis was fine one,
the best Of the season thus far.
Meek pitched a great game and it
makes one wonder why he doesn't
do the same every time he occupies
the box. Dan gave him excellent
support and Keohokalole played
well at second. Rosa did some good
base running. For the Kameha-
mehas Pahau and Lawelawe played
poorly. Mahuka, as usual, guarded
first base in fine style and made two
Of the three base hits. Davis struck
out ten of the Hswaiis but gave
three men their bases on balls.
Messrs. w. A. Wall and w. V. Lock
wood umpired the former behind
the bat There were several slight
showers of rain during the after
noon. Following is the official score:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-08
A stabbing Array.

Between II and IL o'clock Thurs
day night, native named Kalei.
wohi, a blacksmith's helper at the
Honolulu Iron Works was stabbed In
the stomach, a dangerous wound
being inflicted. 1t appears he went
into the Empire saloon and had a
glass of beer. Coming out he saw a
sailor thrashing native. While
looking on sailor struck him and
he moved away. The sailor came up
to him again, and he then felt a
sharp pain in his stomach and found
that his bowels were protruding. He
called out for those near to arrest
the sailor, and was then placed in a
hack and taken to the Queens Hos
pital. About two hours after, a
sailor from the Charleston, named
Chas. Wood, was arrested in a res
taurant, and locked up to await the
result of the injury, it being alleged
that he did the stabbng.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-08
Accident at Honokaa.

The steamer Iwalani which arrived
Monday morning from Hamakus
had on board as passenger Mr.. de
la Nux, engineer, who met with a
very serious accident at Honokaa
last Thursday afternoon. He was
boarding train near the mill when
ne slipped, and a car loaded with
about six tons of cane passed over
his right ankle and foot, crushing
them very badly. AS soon as the
steamer docked Mr.. de la Nux was
taken to the Queens hospital.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-08


HoSonUIU, June p, 1890,
Whereas the Halawa Sugar Company,
has. pursuant TO the Laws in such case
made snd provided, duly filed with the
of the said Corporation, together with a
certificate thereto annexed as required by
Law;
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given to
sny and all persons who have been or are
now interested in any manner whatsoever
in the said Corporation, that objections TO
the granting of the said Petition must be
fled in the office of the undersigned on or
before the Sd day of September. 1880, and
thar any person or persons desiring to De
heard thereon must De in attendance at the
Office Of the undersigned il Afiolani Hale,
Honolulu. at II O'Clock A. N. OF that day,
snd show cause Why said Petition should
not be granted.
c. \. SPENCER,
ISl9s Minister of the Interior.
Messrs. L. NJ. BALDWIN and CAPT. D.
TAYLOR Of Lahaina have this day been
appointed members Of the Board of Fence
Commissioners for the District OF Lahaina,
Island Of Mani
The Board now consists as follows:
L NJ. BALDWIN,
HIA NAHAOLELUA,
CAPT. d. TAYLOR.
c. y. SPENCER,
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Ofiee. June 18th. 1890. 1Sl0-St
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-08
r.. M. s. Alameda.

The Royal Mail steamship Ala
media, Capt. II. g. Morse, arrived at
8 o'clock Saturday morning. 6 days
u hours and SO minutes from San
Francisco. Experienced light winds
and smooth sea. The Alameda
brought GO cabin and 81 steerage
passengers for Honolulu, and had %
cabin and 80 steerage in transit for
the Colonies. The Alameda left
Saturday evening for Auckland and
Sydney.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-08
Notice to the Tax Payers of Fourth
Division. Kauai and <Sifhzu-

Notice to the Tax Payers of Fourth
Division. Kauai andzSiihau-
The following persons are Deputy Tax
Assessors and Collectors for the year 1880 !;
HI. Stolr, for Waimea district and the
Island Of Milan
A K Nikz. for Koloe District
J. 3. Hanzike, for Lihue District
s. KaI1, for EaEaihzU-
J. {. Long, for Hzn2Iei-
From and after July L IsS9s they vii De
AZ their Offices for the purpose OF receiving
personal taxes, and the returns Of all per-
sons Ezble 70 taxation, n their respective
District Personal taxes are due and pay
able upon demand after July 1st
All returns mist be made not LATER than
JuIy s1st or no appeals can By law be
granted No returns i valid In law unless
sworn 70 before the Assessor or Deputy
Assessor. or person authorized TO admin
ister oaths. Blank forms On which to
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-08

Struck Outlaws 10, Meek s.
Bases on Balls-Davis 5, Meek l.
Passed Balls-Pahau 8.
Left on Bases-Hawaiis ,, Kamehame-
has l.
Stolen Bases = Aawaiis 6, Kamehame-
has ,.
Double Play-Mahuka.
Umpires-W. A. Wall and W. V. Lock
wood
Scorer-ChaS. Wilder.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-08

The remains of the late Mr.. R. w
Laine who died in San Francisco
recently, were brought on the Ala
media for interment. The funeral
took place Sunday afternoon, and
was largely attended. Rev. DIR.
Beckwith had charge of the service
at the house. The deceased was
Viee-Consul for Spain. Consul for
Mexico, an Oddfellow and member
of the Legion of Honor. Members
of the latter bodies attended the
funeral.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-08

A special train, consisting of a
locomotive and six or seven cars.
loaded with lumber and other ma
teriaIs, was dispatched on Saturday
from the depot for the new Eva
Plantation, near the mouth of Pearl
Harbor. The road being now in
good running order for fifteen
miles, considerable freight Is sent
down every week TO the terminus.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-08

make returns can De had at the offices Of
n above named persons.
]. X. FARLEY,
Approved: Assessor Fourth Division.
tsOpFEKY BRowN,
Minister Of Finance 1928 Ia
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-08

The Tivoli Gaiety Co. gave an en-
tertainment on board the Alameda
on the evening of July 4th, for the
benefit OF the Strangers' Friend So
ciety OF Honolulu. It netted $36 so.
which Capt Morse turned over 10
Mrs. W. T. Allen, the treasurer, on
arrival in port.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-08
sale Of Government Lot at kaiA0k"-

Sals % Government Lot At huiaeka-
hua- Honolulu.
On THURSDAY. August, lSsl, AT L
c'clock noon. AZ the front entrance Of Ain
,1ls-i Hale. wlII oe sold II Public Auction,
o,e Lor on the hook bounded BY Beretsnia,
Young and KeeAumoku streets, kulSoks-
hza. subjsct 70 10 feet being taken on for
widening q Be-stSniA street
Upset prioe S4oo
Ths terms and conditions Of sSle viii be
sash. O.. AZ the option Of the purchaser, one
so--rh cash. and the remainder in equal
5us-zlns1ts payable IN one, TWO and three
vsz-s. with interest payable seml-annually
- he rate OF seven per cent per annun.
o-ns- conditions can oe ascsrtained al
ne Land OESce-
{. y. SPENCER,
Minister OF the Interior
Lzrs-io- Once. July 5, 1880.
4-Sr ISSo-2r
Il has pleased HIS Majesty the King 10
s-qC---
CHARLES l.. HOPKINS
70 - Marshal Of The Kingdom, wee John
Z >ops-. resigned
IoLz-i Pzlace. July 1. 1921. 81 ISS-lt
Natics 70 the Tax Payers Of the First
Division. Island OF Oahu.
The t1loEinE persons Sre Deputy Tax
asSss1-s AID Collectors for the year 1880:
District q honA- ---- / A Lloyd
Ussr-ir- OF Ewz & WaianAe : Hookano
u5s--ic- OF WzizIIla ...--..--- ?. Mahsulu
E'zs--i-- % hoolzuIOS 1911 W. e Lane
E,=s--i-- u koolzupoko- Asa K4ulis and
E.P. Aikue-
F-o-n and after July 1, ISao, they viii
= n rhslr 0tScsS for the purpose Of receiy-
M personal taxes zud The returns OF all
us-sons liable 70 taxation IN their reSpec-
I'VE district Personal taxes are due and
uzrzhIs upon demand after July Isl
A. rs-urns must De made not later than
.z.v sIst OF no appeals can by law be
--zu-e6. No return Is valid IN las unless
sEo-u %. before the Assessor OF Deputy
Assessor. OF person authorized 70 admin-
5s.s- os-hs- Blank forms on which 70 make
-scur-s ozn os had 81 the Office Of the
4ooTs named persons
Z. /. BROWN,
Assessor First Division
a----res- Island OF Oahu.
G1oDFEEx BEowN,
Minister o. Finance
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-08

A handsome silver belt studded
with precious stones, belonging to
Billy Murphy, champion feather
weight pugilist, was exhibited in the
store of the Hawaiian News Co. on
Saturday. Murphy was a through
passenger on the Alameda.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-08

A native who has been dressing up
in female clothes for some time past
at Waikiki, Maui, was caught, tried
and sentenced to several months i'm
prisonment. He was brought down
on the Likelike Sunday. and is now
in Oahu Jail.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-08

The Alameda left for the Colonies
at 10 o'clock Saturday evening.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-08

Notice % the Tax Payers of the Second
Taxation Division, Islands OF Maui,
MoIokai. Lanai and KAhOoIawe-
TIE following persons are Deputy Tax
Assessors and Collectors for the year 1890
District q Lahsins -.-D David Taylor, ST.
District Of Wsluku. VIM T Robinson.
District u MsksEas- Wm-R- FenneIl-
District q Hama P sylvia
District OF Mol0kzU d Err7...
District OF Lanai = -
From and after July 1st-, 1880, they viii
. 81 their Offices for the purpose OF receiv-
NJ Personal Ta1es and the returns OF al
us-sous IizbIs % taxation II their reSpee-
i've District Personal Taxes are due and
pzvahgs upon demand after July Ist-
All returns must Dc made not later than
July Slst. OF no appeals can by law De
granted no return Is valid n Law CuIess
szorn 10 before the Assessor o. equity
Assessor OF a person authorized 70 admin
ls1sr the oarhs- Blank forms, On,,which TO
make returns. can Dc had AZ the Offices OF
The zbovenzmed persons
H-G. TREADWAY.
Assessor Second Division.
Island Of Maui
Approved
GODFREY BE5Ey,
Minister OF Finance
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-08

The Anglican Church Chronicle
for July is out, an excellent number.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-08

1t is reported that a well-known
butcher skipped on Saturdays
sfaamar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-08
Notice 70 Tax Payers Of the Srd Divi-
sion. Island Of Hawaii.

Notice % Tax Payers Of the Srd Divi-
sion. Island Of Hawaii.
The following persons sEe Deputy lax
Assessors and Collectors for the yeAr 1890 ::
u5s--cr Of HIo and y EiIo j. Tucker
uis--ic- q Hsmzkus- -ChsS- Williams
Lrss-ricr q Y. kohzlz .- 500 ". J. BrOdle
uas-rs-t q :. kohzlz--..----C hss- Williams
Lzs-ric- O. y snd : kOus--J. kselem2kule
District OF kan sndPun4 o. 7. Shipnsnn
E-an and after July l. 1880, they viii be
a. thsi- o-sceS for the purpose Of receiving
ps-so1zI taxes. and the returns Of all per-
so-s liable 70 taxation. IN their respective
District. Personal taxes are due and pay
s55s upon demand after July lst-
A. returns mnst Be made not later than
I--y SIS. OF no appeals can by law be
s-zu-e6- No return i valid in lsw unless
szo-- . before the Assessor or Deputy
Assessor. OF 8 person authorized to admin
Is-s- oz-hs- Blank forms on which TO
make returns. can Be had 81 the Offices Of
n above named persons
H {. AUSTIN,
Assessor Srsi Division.
Aru-orzi- Island Of Hawaii.
GC1EEEE BEoES,
Minister Of Finance