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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-06
stock Certificate Lost.

MR.. Alex. McBryde gives notice that
wi certificate Of stock in The Inter
Island Steam Navigation Co. No. ?54,
dated January ] 4, 1896, IN his favor, has
been lost, and persons are hereby
warned against negotiating the same.
Any information respecting this certifi-
cate should be sent to MIR. Mcbryde, or
10 Iheo. III. Davies s. Co. 572 2W
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CASH ON the NAIL.
The Equitable Life Assurance Soct-
cty nj Once Pays the 4. n. Jndd
Death Claim.


cty nj Once Pays the 4. n. Jndd
Death Claim.
MIR. A. j. Cartwright, General
Agent for the Equitable Life Assur-
ancc Society, received Ivy the Aus
traIia the Company's draft for TWEEN
w thousand dollars, in payment of
the policy of the late Col. G. ii.
Judd.
Proofs Of death left Honolulu May
3rd, and company's draft was re-
oeivcd in Honolulu May 30th, or in
just iwenty-seven days.
In this ease also as IN the late
Blaisdcll claim, before the Executor
received his appointment to admin
lister on this estate, the company :
money was in the local agent
hands for payment.
500 lNk
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BY AUTHORITY.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD op EDU-
CATION. June 2, lS9O.(

II is hereby ordered by the Board
Of Education that ALL teachers, in
the Government employ, teaching in
the English language, shall attend
the General Convention 10 be- held at
Honolulu from July l4th to July
18th, both inclusive. The expense
of PASSAGE to and from Honolulu
will, by the direction of the Board,
be paid by the Local. School Agents,
ALATAU r. ATKINSON,
inspector-General OF Schools.
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NOTICE.

TURING my absence from the King
H. dom Mr.. VI ID. Monsarrat will act
for mc under full power of attorney.
j. NJ. MONSARRAT.
Honolulu, June 3, 1890. oil .
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EGGS for SETTING.

L'ROM Finest Bred Brown 1.cghorn
Il Fowls. 81 per dozen. Apply 10
JOHN NORRIS,
At y. 4. Warehouses; crockery store,
Queen street. 572 lw
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Sg5 REWARD

TOR information that will lead to
l. conviction OF the person that stole
one OF those Large White Garden Shells
in front of our store on Thursday night.
June !. 1890. People are warned of
buymg that shell.
HART Il co.
j.l 81 The Elite Ice Cream Pariors.
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WANTED

4 POSITION rs Head LAMA ON q
"A plantation hy a man 0f long cX
perience on these Islands. UneXccp-
n0nahlc references. Address "lnna,"
this office. 90 lN'
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WANTED

DY Respectable Middio-agod Man,
ID with neat little home 0i his own,
and n good position with salary OF
500 Il month, an opportunity OF cores
ponding with an honest, industrious
woman, with view to matrimony.
Address "Matrimony," BULLETIN Or
flee. 81 lw
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DR.. A. LUTZ
DR.. A. B. CARTER

HAS removed his Office TO No. SO
IL Beretania, between Fort aud
Nuuanu streets Office hours: $3.50 to
III A. NJ, and 3 to 4, and 7 to p. NJ.
Mutual Telephone No. 392. $40 I'm
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WANTED

CITUATlON rs driver, can drive two
~ 10 four horses, or, will take care
OF horses and do chores. Can read and
write English aud Portuguese. Apply
at this office. 81. IL
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LOST

DETWEEN Waikiki and the foot o!
ID Nuuanu street, Samoan Fan, de-
coratcd with warship ribbons. A suit
ably reward will be given for its return
to this office. 10 II
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LOST
LOST

nRAFT No. 40 for $50. drawn ON
- Castle d Cooke. by T.. a. Bald
win in favor OF a. -. Baldwin. Pay
ment has been stopped. Please return
to g. o. Berger. $40 lw
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nN account OF Ill health DR.. 7. NJ.
~ Whitney has appointed DR.. +. L.
Hutchinson to take charge Of his office
until his return. 5J7 II
The sun., 1890-05-17

Max Hellman d Sons, manufacturers Of
silk ribbons at 79s Tenth avenue and at College
Point. has been attached by Deputy Sheriff
Carrahor for $6,730 in favor OF Bavier Meyer &
Co. on an unpaid note made Nov. 8. 1889. for
six months. The attachment was granted on
the ground Of non-resid dence oil Max Holman.
the senior partner and capitalist OF the firm.
begun hero in August, 1887. as an opening for
his sons Their liabilities are reported to be
about $3OOOO
William B. Scott florist at 407 Fifth avenue.
made an assignment yesterday to George W.
Stephens lshac Buchanan started the busi-
ness many years ago. and when he retired he
turned the business over 10 his employee w
Scott. IN July last. furnishing the latter $1,000
special capital.
The sun., 1890-05-17
4 MEMORY OF TWEED DAYs.
A Hotel Project OF Nineteen Yearo AGO al
Last 60 be AccompMahod.

Nineteen years ago syndicate Of New
York capitalists, OF which William NJ Tweed
was the controlling member. purchased the
plot OF land in Fifth avenue between Fifty.
eighth and Fifty ninth streets and oppositO
Central Park. The Knickerbocker Hotel Com.
pany was formed to build an immense hotel
covering the entire lot Plans were drawn up
by Architect s. D. Hatch, and the work pro-
Rressed as far as the second story. The arrest
OF Tweed put a stop to further operations on
the building.
Since that time row of cheap wooden two
story buildings have stood on tho land. sev-
eral heavy investors IN New York real estate
have never lost sight of Tweed's original plan
to put up u big hotel on this site, ana efforts
for that purpose. Especially energetic In this
respect were Dr. Marvin s. Buttles President
Fred Wagner of the Union Square Bank and
Judge Philip II. Dugro. DR.. Buttles's brothers
in-law;. These gentlemen have bought about
half OF the entire lot. or that portion Of it
located on the southeast corner Of Fifty-ninth
street and Fifth avenue ngeoao They have secured
the Same dimensions. Architect Ralph s. Touns
send Is preparing tho plans for twelve -storied
hotel OF Romanesque architecture 1t will b0
built OF rock faced cut stone, and will be
among the tallest buildings IN New York.
Workmen began fortnight ago to remove
the old iron firders and to exGavate the founda-
tion laid & st the direction OF the Tweed, syndI.
is expected In the fall OF 1891. and Dr. ButtieS
said wheL 1t was finished II would represent
an investment Of $S000O0 No name has been
selected as yet for the new hotel
The sun., 1890-05-17
Arc BaiIot-box suffers and Policy Backers
Protectedi

Protectedi
The Hudson county Grand Jury has been
sitting only one day each week for several
weeks past. 1t has presented no Indictments
TO the court Supreme Court Justice Dixon
sent for the Jury yesterday and read it a leo
ture. and then instructed the members to
meet from day to day every day hereafter until
1t has completed its lahors Foreman Gordon
made speech to tho Justice. lie said the ens
tire time of the Jury was taken up in investi-
eating the election frauds. 1t will not do"
he said for the Grand Jury in response to
public clamor to make wholesale Indictment.
We are examining the proof in every instance
before acting and 1 am convinced that the
Grand Jury Will ultimately do ie' full duty in
the premises"
Later In the day Judge Lippncott in the
Court OF Sessions had TO sentence four policy
shop keSners: They wero Morris Campbell:
Henry Tabor August seaman, and Moses
Asken. In passing sentence the Judge said:
The Court has kept you in Jail Tor some
time in order that the Grand Jury might indiet dict
names have been revealed and yet they are
still permitted TO carry on their business. Tho
istration Of the law and for the officers, whether
they be Grand Jurors or others. who are re.
should earn the contempt OF all good citizens.
It has come to the knowledge OF the Court that
THE business Is protected The Court can wait
lie then sentenced Tabor and Seaman to pay a
fine Of 500 and costs, and Asken to pay tine
Of $50 and costs. Turning TO Campbell, he
asked whether he had anything to soy before
he was sentenced.
81 had given up the business and was not
engaged in 1t when l was arrested" replied
Campbell.
- 1t is strange thing" said the Judge,
that the officers can find out the agents and
servants Of these volators OF the law (the
backers) and make them the scapegoats. while
the principals are allowed to 20 free. The
quicker this system of administering the law
Is abolished the better will 1t be for the COM
munity. and II 1t cannot be abolished any other
way 1t will be abolished by force"
The Judge then denounced the authorities.
and declared that they shnmelessly and will.
fully neglected their duty. Turning to Camp.
bell again, he gave b i'm some good advice. and
added: 1t is much easier for you TO make
money by legitimate means. especially whom
you cannot get into the ring and bo protected"
Campbell was fined $100.
The sun., 1890-05-17

WASHINGTON. May 16.- Senator Chandler
to-day presented tho petition OF 10000 resi-
dents OF New York city and vicinity, asking to
have Bedlows Island. upon which stands the
Bartholdi Statue OF Liberty, converted into
free Government park for the benefit and en-
joyment OF the people. The petition, Senator
Chandler said. was circulated In the leading
Exchanges Boards of Trade, banking institu-
tions, manuiactores, shipping concerns. social
orally Ia New YORK city, Brooklyn. Jersey City.
and ad Jacent towns and villages. Not single
objection, he said, was raised 10 the establish.
ment OF the PARK, and In view OF the widespread
publicity given II the petitioners assert that
public sentiment In New York Is unanimously
In favor Of the establishment OF the park.
The sun., 1890-05-17

The congregation of the Temple Rodoph
scholom. at Clinton street. has decided "a
move up town. whore Its most influential NOM
bers reside. and sell its property to HunRs-
rian synagogue.
The trustees OF the Temple Rodoph scholom.
OF which the Rev. DR.. Aaron Wise is rabbi and
Simon Goldsmith President. have offered
3l75,0O0 for the Temple Beth FL property, at
Lexington avenue and Sixty-third street DR.
Wise said last night that the congregation ok
the Temple Beth El would vote on the propo-
s!tion next week. He thought 1t extremely prob
chase money and enough more TO make a half
million dollars, would build on the west side
up town what might be termed the Cathedral
oil the Hebrews.
DR.. Wises congregation will celebrate in
September next its semi-centennial anniver-
street
The sun., 1890-05-17
Il TREASURY ART DECISION
The Eden Musee and BOussod Vaindon Com
pany Must Pay Duty on Works of Art.

pany Must Pay Duty on Works of Art.
WASHINGTON, May l6.- Assistant Secretary
Tichenor has written letter to the Collector
Of Customs at New York in regard to the case
OF the " Eden Musee Grevin American Com
pany. limited" the American Art Associa-
tion." and the Boussod Yaladon Company" all
Of New York city.
He says that he eonours with the Collector
that the Eden Musee and the Boussod Valadon
Company are not entitled TO the privileges ac-
corded by section 2,508 OF the Revised Statutes
to associations duly authorized under the
laws of the United States or OF any State for
the promotion and announcement Of science,
art. or industry" whereby, "on giving the
statutory six months bond for export free en-
try Is obtained OF paintings statuary aud
tnitsd States for eSlibitIon" and mot In
1t IL manifest" he says. that these So
called associations are art dealers: that their
purpose is TO hold imported works OF arts on
exhibition for profit, subject to sale. and to pay
duty on such as are sold. and export such as
remain unsold at the expiration OF the pre-:
the risk and expense incident TO the importa-
tion and payment OF duty before sale which
other art dealers are obliged to assume,
Tho department cOnCGrs with you that the
associations named are not within the statute,
nor entitled TO its benefits. You are. therefore.
authorized to refuse the privileges OF the law
TO these and other associations that tall to fur
nish satisfactory evidence Of bona flde organ
izatIon for the promotion and encouragement
OF science. art, or industry" in the manner
herein expressed, or which shall sell. or otler
for sale. any articles admitted to free entry un-
American Art Association is somewhat differ
ent. 1t has distributed considerable sums of
money within the last five years in prizes to
American artists, and the prominent feature OF
its exhibition appears to tend to the encour-
agement and promotion of art. The depart
ment is not now, prepared, therefore. to deny
the privileges Of the law 10 this association"
The sun., 1890-05-17
LIVE WAsHINGTON TOpICS
Things OF Interest In and Outside OF tho
Halls or Congress-.


WASHINGTON, May lex Senator Pal
mer OF Michigan. Minister to Spain. visited the
| Senate chamber this afternoon and received a
greeting from his old colleagues that was as
remarkable as 1t was interesting and amusing
Mr. Palmer is probably the most personally
| popular man who ever sat in the Senate. and
! his reception to-day was an evidence OF this.
! He entered the chamber modestly through
| side door, accompanied by his chum. Senator
| Manderson. No sooner had he entered than
all interest In the silver discussion was
lost. and the Senators began shak-
ing hands with Mr.. Palmer. pattinR him
on the back, and giving other striking mani
festations Of JOY Mt seeing him again. After
| the Republicans had got through with him.
Mr.. Palmer started over to see some OF his
Democratic friends. The first one he encoun-
tered was Mr. Reagan of Texas. whom he hap
pened to run against in the main aisle in front
OF the Vice Presidents desk. The Senators anu
spectators were then greatly entertained by
hugGng each other. Aftcr, this had continued
tor minute or two Mr. Palmer grew
Of The, situation and was somewhqt dis
escaped by main force after while. and he
was hen passed on TO the other Democrats.
Sty S to tell Mr amer how much L they sF hoagR
OF him. They made SO much noise In their
manifestations OF Joy that Vice President Nor
ton was on the point OF calling them to order
when Mr.. Palmer hed to the CLOAK room. HeIe
he entertained his old colleagues, with some Of
them out to Michigan to his log house. whore
ne ne says S ne VII oe found at all hours hereafter
the rest OF his life. He will not return to Spain.
Assistant Secretary Tichenor has instructed
the Collector of Customs at New York to refund
Inc duties levied on model OF statue OF
nn0rWfasen the Danish sculptor recently i'm
is based on statement by Mr.. Kirkgaard that
the Danes OF this country propose 10 present q
Central tn f Park, and that the m9ds was lmrorted
who require tho production OF a model before
E tbe Fark permit i3r the erection 81 statue ,Rn ia
model is entitled to iree duty under bond under |
aRe provision nMa q the free st Tor %oras Of
good By a aS for the
purpose OF erecting public monument"
Senator, Teller has introduced an amend
has been referred to the Committee OF, Aprro-
priaatIions, Iom. giving the f6enmatio Gun Carriage
sion OF the monitor Wyandotte Into a floating
battery; dae Committee on Military Affairs
tons Approximation bill, also referred to the
Committee daddI on Approximations. directing Tho
c0,m}paay for a pneumatic Siege carriages, for
which $l2'OOO ID appropriated.
The Senate to-day confirmed the nomIna-
tions Of Pay, Inspector Edwin Stewart. TO be
Chief OF the Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing
and Paymaster' General OF the Navy.
The President to-day appointed the follow
Ing @S Board OF Visitors to the United States
sstn tH~fs q SiTS3 III lion Rs ss$
s:b snd Il %R.sox GsHyr Sa oGRGGI& stSsr Wcoo
Utica n Y.
The sun., 1890-05-17

New HAVEN, May l6.--The colored walters
In the restaurant OF the passenger depot here.
kept by William II. Moseley. have been some
what troubled to-day by a notice which was
found pinned up by the ticket Office window.
1t read as follows:
~ NrtU HirrH CiflssiS:
Tie colored alters must leave Moseey'A
or else have the dopot blown to pieces We mean to
have them out II We can dynamite will have tho
desired effect DEAR FRIkEDs
Mr. Moseley says that the colored help will
remain IN tho denot, and that there will bo
trouble if more intimidation is attempted.
The sun., 1890-05-17
TIE BAL1Er COSTUMES RELEAsED.
Duties VIII he Nearly &6.oOO-The Treas
ury E1onerateG the Owners.

WASHINGTON. May 16-Assistant Secre-
tary Tichenor to-day instructed the Collector
of Customs at New York to release the $40 bal
let costumes recently seized at that port upon
payment OF the proper duties and the usual
penalties. expenses. &c. These dresses are tho
property OF the new Madison Square Garden
Theatre Company and were imported from
Europe In company with forty pallet girls,
mostly Italians. VINO undertook to get them
tion OF the department il based on the belief
that while there was an evident attempt TO
smuggle The goods into this country tho own
should not be made 10 suffer tho full penalty
prescribed In cases OF smuRgled goods The
The sun., 1890-05-17
Eject of Commander MeCarIn.s Sentence.

WASHINGTON, May 1G.-During Com
mander McCalla's three years suspension
under sentence OF court martial he will re-
ceive the pay OF an officer on waiting orders
which. in the casa OF commander. is $4,000 a
year Under ordinary circumstances an officer
coming home from a cruise such as that OF the
Enterprise. would first have from three 10 six
months have Of absence. the pay being the
be placed on shore duty at $1,000 a year. Thus,
taking no account OF the leave which he would
have obtained, Capt. McCala will lose So 100
or the difference between shore and leave pay.
Commander Is. II. McCalla was to-day de-
tached from command OF tho Enterprise.
The sun., 1890-05-17
Labor and Wages.

The trouble in G. B. Patten d Co.'s shoe shop
In Lynn has been settled satisfactorily to both the hrm
aud the Knights OF Labor. Tho settlement is defeat
for tho international shoe Workers Union. The nrm
is to retain all the men in their employ before the
trouble, including tho men over whom the trouble
The knights of Labor Price list has been &C.
ceptei by Mr. rRen. The shop will he run by knights
OF Labor but International Union men Will be allowed
to thero The union claim the price list ac-
cepted Is lower than their PRICES
The lRBterB employed In tfe factory Of Edwin ClapD
in East eymOuth Mass, struck on Thursday At noon
Yesterday tho bOttOmng shut down and the
departments will close when the work under way Is
made up
went strike Thursday for eight hours and IS q
day for the mAEons aud So 90 for the brlckAyera.
The sun., 1890-05-17
Shot His WHO In the Back.

BINGHAMToN, May 16.-Early this morn
ing William Moeller, at a distance Of about six
feet. emptied the contents Of a shotgun In his
wie's back. The woman is III u critical condi-
tion. Moeller had been drinking heavily for
several days, and this morning became violent.
He secured the gun, and his wife. who on many
previous occasions had been attacked by him.
" No, you don't; you cant slip through my
fingers this time" The woman sprang through
the door and the man. standing on the front
directly at her. She reeled for a moment. then
recovered herself and gHcceeded in reaching the
and also armed himself with a large dlrk. He
locked himself In his room and sg0re he would
kill the first man VINO approached him. About
an hour later the police succeeded In aTresting
him by attracting his % %attenti9n 70 the front
through q rear entrance and pouncod upon
him. The Chief received several slight cuts on
the hands and arms
The sun., 1890-05-17
Hoods SarsaDarilIa
100 Doses One Dollar

will be- settled by Secretary Tracy In few
days. 1t is understood that he has offered the
place 70 Pay Inspector Ambrose j. Clarke who
candidate for the place. Clarke is a New York
man. and is next to stewart on the list OF In
alter the latter In 1868. The place is consida
cred the best billet In the pay corps.
The Secretary Of tho Navy to-day approved
the sentence OF general court martial In the
case of Lieut.. Commander VIM. II. Parker. who
was tried at Mare Island, Cal. on the charge OF
drunkenness. The case has been kept out OF
the papers and no one seemed l. to know that
oe Of ho II
ho,r1 to the STATE of All
and when the vessel returned to Mare
isl Island nearly every man man wa was put under
failed TO appear for duty. and he was found
good record hitherto. and his service since 1862
had been credtable. The sentence was eiRh-
teen months suspension from rank and duty
and q retention OF present position on the
Board OF Lieuten ant Commanders. The SEN
tence is in startling contrast to that In the Nc
Calln case.
The exclusive publication In THE Sun this
morning OF the original vote Of the members
OF the McCalla Court created considerable
surprise at tho Navy Department. 1t relieved
the court in its entirety from the criticism
called forth by the inadeGuate sentence. There
were those at the department who regarded
the sentence as too severe, but the majority OF
naval officers realized and deprecated the
leniency Of tho court. 1t is understood that
Secretary Tracy has decided not TO court-mar-
tial any other officer Of the Enterprise. lie
holds that the testimony In the McCalla case
ecutive Officer Ingersol Of any responsibility.
He will probably relieve Ensign Kline and
Chief Engineer Entwistle from suspension. on
the ground that they have been sufficiently
punished for any misdemeanors they may
have been guilty Of by the six months suspen-
sion imposed by McCalla
The sun., 1890-05-17
Dr. jenkins Gets News of Richard Croker

Deputy-Coroner W. 7. Jenkins is going to
Europe this summer he expects. When two
weeks ago it was thought that his brother-in-
law. Richard Croker. was very ILL., he made oil
necessary arrangements to Ro then. but on
like to 70 in June, in time to attend the Inter
national Medical Convention. A letter no ro-
ceived Wednesday gave cheering accounts OF
MIR. Croker'B improvement,
The sun., 1890-05-17

The resignation Of the Rev. DIR. II. Il. Wal
bridge tho rector of Emmanuel Episcopal Church in
Brooklyn has been accepted and the Rev Henry or.
mond Rdde who hGS been the assistant pastor fer two
years has been chosen m his place, Dr. Wabrdg. ia
u yeRTB Old. aud has been minister for furtv two
years hat OF which were passed pastor In Ceve.
land church and tho other half IN the BROOKLYN church
He was a lawyer before he became y minister His
nrBt wife was sister OF Chief Justice Chase
The sun., 1890-05-17
Register slsvln's Complaint Dismissed.

Judge Fitzgerald In the General Sessions
yesterday dismissed The complaint for orimine libel
hgainEt Lawyers Lewis saunderE John Weber Edward
SoR9eshGl and John Lockmsn 1EouEht BY OK Register
hleTn The four lawyers accused keEiStar With
charging eEorbitAnt fees and he retAated by having
thsR arrested on complaint VI criminal Libel
The sun., 1890-05-17

Superintendent Maxwell of the Brooklyn
public schools has forwarded to State superintendent
Draper tho vote OF the pupils for State flower taken
on ATbor Day. IL WAS as fOoWs:
The sun., 1890-05-17

Tho number OF trees planted Arbor Day was I3a OF
which ~ were fruit trees and 50 maple.
The sun., 1890-05-17

Only twenty ave hours TO Chicago by the North Shore
Limited the new fast train wa New York Central and
Michigan Central Railroads the NIAGARA Fails Route"
See TIME table IN Sunday pAPsTA-AdE
The sun., 1890-05-17
What 1t Costs

Must be carefully considered by the great majority of
people before buying even what may seem absolutely
necessary. Hoods sArsaparia eommsnds itself with
special force the great middle olassea because 1t
combines positive economy with great medicinal power
u "a the only medicine Of which can truly be said
The sun., 1890-05-17

hha fact" that Hoods sartaparilla Is the peoples
fAvorte Spring Medicine. 1t does cure serofuia
rheum and other diseases affections arising from
impure state low condition OF the blood overcomes
that tired feeling, creates good appetite and gives
strength to every part Of the svstem TryIt