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Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
Wichita Flour Market.

Flour-The week has again failed to develop any
new features and the market has ruled quiet. he
demand all around has been OF the most limited
character. buyers appearing perfectly Indifferent
about purchasing. From week To week the same
report Of duness characteriZes the market and yet
there is a free consumption -four. reported to be
largely in of last yeal. Prices about steady.
Best patent per cwt, STANDARD price. 10
SecOud grade. ~
Extra / 80
Fancy ...................... / 20
ShuStuf bulk Observation-Disclosures. -
Bran Observation-Disclosures. ~
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FOR S4LE--Housel,old Goods.

ENOR SALk-Houschcld and kitchen furniture,
II nearly new; also fire proof safe medium size.
,Je Hewitt ave, west side. We
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
ABSTRACTERS.
a. ]. APPLEGATE,
DENTISTS

DIR. I G, WILSON.
Dentists All work guaranteed first class. Once
Us E. Douglas avenue. over Paul Jones s. Co > drug
store Wichita, Kansas. l1ltf
DR. E. q, CREDITOR,
DEyTTsr-Onice Il. y Main over Smith 4 stovsr'aL
VitalIzed ar administered. Residence 61 n. To-
peka avenue Wichita. Kansas. Nu
D. ". SMITH.
Dentist. Room i6 Sedgwick building. Wichita.
Kansas. dai-lM
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS,

The Photographer. Pictures in all sizes and styles
Ye also carries the finest assortment OF picture
frames In the city. Give him frieodiy call and
anime samples.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

FOR RENT--HOUSES.
Under this head &c per line per day.
<ss FOR RENT-One of the finest residences in the
al city, with all the modern improvements: third
house north or Oas on Topeka Inquire OF George
Ross Se4 y. Topeka ave. gs-G' =.
- FOR RENT-l0i3 North Emporia. eight
FL house closets, pantry &c lar, city water. harm
ana carl lage room, Inquire al l0st North Fourth.
.4-Gs
- FOR RENT-New a-r0om house. with cOnvenl-
I'll ences: only Sl1. 6Oi south Ls.rence aysGCs.
49,
O. FOR RENT-.-room house and barn 10 rent
~ cheap. corner Thirteenth and wichita streets
W j. Skeiton. lZ' y Market II. si-ts
81 FOR RENT-Nice cottage on Waco avenue.
III Call at McCom5 Bros III T. Douglas. S'-o-
o. FOR RENT-Good rvo-roon house with bath
"a room and pantry; in one-bslf block Of street
car. first door south OF l-2l Sauth Lawrence Eu-
q1ire at 10 Z. Douglas or 1921 NJ fawrsneo- ~
I~OR REST-A handsome cottage on College HiIL
Il Inquire at The kenIucky bAt store, -. last
Douglas s5.f
g. FOR RENT OR SALE-Ressidences IN all part
Ii city Wright * Go. last OF Dostoffice. Il II
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
BOokkeepers and Clerks.

WANIED-Situation as booskeeper and steno
w grapuer; best of recommendations from pre-
vlous employers: will furnish machine. Address 5
care Wells Fargo & Co. g5-7.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. single harness fo-
Il Sltt0 strong wagon harness from Sisu; 10 ss10a
made of good oak tan ned leather and others yro-
poriionsieiy low at falmers Harness Store. SO ~
Main street. eb-i0twSe-tt
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
Under this head &c a line per sisy.

nR- issiucs Perlodlcai PuIs the .rssf Freacn
j remedy. act directly on the menstrual system
and positively suppression OF the asenscs.
Warranted promote menstrustion. These pills
should not hs taken during pregnancy, Am PHI
Co. royalty props. SpSiCer, Ia s. Genuine sup
pied by Chas. Lawrence, l1s L. Douglas. Wichita.
kan. Wholesale and retail. a. sun andt lyr
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
W4NTED-BO1RDERS.

t-<e. t4Es 1esa1 = u 80 = ssI-
- =
w 11sf1 s1se~s. grsr.Ie.s q s-a3o. 80
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BEATEN TO DEATH.
A Native Woman Loses Her Life ut the
Hands Of Her Husband and Another

"A Native Woman Loses Her Life ut the
Hands Of Her Husband and Another
=. Man.
Yesterday afternoon q native
woman named Hookoni who lived
with her husband in house the
other side of jas. Campbell's resi-
dence near Diamond Head, died
from the effec~5 of injuries inflicted
on her by her husband John Ka-
makaiai and Keliihookano.
As far as can be learned the parties
had been drinking. Between 2 and
3 o'clock in the afternoon Keliiho-
kano and the woman had q row and
a fight ensued in which the
husband joined. Both men pitched
into the woman and hurt her
SO severely that she died between
5 and 6 o'clock. Another native on
finding the woman was dead came to
town and notified the police. The
two assailants were arrested and
locked up, and this morning Deputy
Marshal Hopkins will hold an in
quest on the body of the woman,
who was about 30 years of age.
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They Say

That the new Constitution is q
hoax; that Monday is the day which
the National Reform Party have
fixed for Matching their new Con-
stitution; that one of the men who
drafted the new Constitution says
that Thurston got it up for political
effect; that three new Cabinet posi-
lions will soothe the disappointment
of three late aspirants for Cabinet
office; that the irreconcilable con-
tradictions and hopeless antiquities
of the proposed Constitution are to
make business for the lawyers who
have lost hope of public Office; that
a delegation went to the Ministers
and asked them to fire out certain
office-holders that the Ministers
said, mahope; that the delegation
don't pin any faith on mahope.
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programme was entirely without his
knowledge. He thanked the young
people for this testimonial of their
regard. He wished the years had
been fuller. He could stand and
say that he had tried to do his duty.
He had no words to express his ap=
probation for these gifts. Speaking
for Mrs. Merritt, he thanked them
on her behalf. As to Mrs. Pinney,
ever since she had been at the Col
lege her work had been done with
fidelity and faithfulness to the fullest
extent.
Mrs. Pinney was almost too full
of emotion to thank them for their
choice gift. It wonld always remind
her of her relations at Punahou.
She desired also to thank the scholars
for their choice gifts placed quietly
in her room during the morning,
also for the words Of priceless love
contained in the note accompanying
them.
At the close of the exercises the
visitors adjourned to the verandas
and listened to a delightful concert
by the Hawaiian band.
Tuesday evening, June Oath, the
graduates at Punahou, some twenty
two, visited the College and pre-
sented Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt with a
very handsome album with native
wood inlaid covers, on the front one
of which was the word "Aloha." The
first page contained pictures Of the
past and the present graduating
classes. It is q very handsome
album. The presentation was made
by Miss Lillian Lyman who said:
DEAR Mr.. AND Mrs. MERRITT As
you are about to leave the islands,
we wish, one behalf Of the alumni,
whom you have graduated from
Oahu College, to express our hearty
appreciation for all you have done
for us. We feel. Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
rift, as though we ought to tell you
that your valuable instructions and
wise counsels have not been forgot
ten, and as we have gone out into
the world to fight our own battles,
we have come to value them more
and more; and as an expression OF
our aloha we present you with this
album of Hawaiian views. We shall
miss your genial faces not only in
our visits to the college, but
wherever we have been accustomd
to meeting you; but we have the
blessed assurance that at some day
we shall meet again, if not here in
that home above where one of our
number now waits to welcome US.
We hope that you may be as success
full in your new labors as you have
been while here, and May God be
with you It'll we meet again"
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Public moonlight Concert.

This evening the Royal Hawaiian
Band will give concert at the Hawaii
an Hotel commencing at 1880 O'Clock.
Following is the programme:
1. Overture-Berlin Life. Conrad
2. March-Rienzi ............W Wagner
3. Fantasia-Awakening of the Lion
.AOutAhy
4, "reminiscences of all nations. Godfrey
HoohenO. Lihi Kai. Ohele.
S. Medley-North and South TObani
8. Waltz-Jubilee. .Coote
Z. Schottische-Down went McGinty
-. ................. Casey
8. Quadrille-M Madame AngOt. . Lecocy
Hawaii PonOi.
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'''ienameha School.

A'mehameha School.
pupils Of the Kamehameha
r gave a most interesting ex-
Il 'ast evening in the Kawaia-
a aa'en' The building was
10 every part, many persons
:. sua0ie to obtain admission.
1 y = the King, attended by
I " y Robertson, Vice-Chamber-
L. d. Princess Liliuokalani
sS ~, chas. r. Bishop we're
,s ssss present. The platform
ssalg decorated with ferns.
'''ss and flowers, and in front
l. % = was a portrait of the
~ SAls' Bishop, founder Of the
81 '''ses consisted of music
d ' la,tl. chorus and the glee
'ef IN Particular s;no;no
Ho y The ! .s chorus, 1.-The Marvel.
hTa,vssne solo was sung ' by
Dot vhS W. $? The recitaitio ny
boise se n distinctly heard owing
adssesa made , by some parts t1 Of
I ,srv Fl, Fractions on + fire re-
ss,issss N. much. The Indian
!, sss ss was a splendid exbib;'
assllssrosti .o Of the larger 1 boys
sss.I!bsssss'si.d! done Tss BY . tas boy:
Va, one me, Of much merit a vn
.. 10y satisfactory to t the ia apq
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A number of ostriches are due on
the Australia to-day for DIR. Trous-
seau, who is going into the business
of raising them out at Kapiolani
Park, with view of testing the in
dustry as a possible one for this
country. He deserves much credit
for his enterprise, and it is hoped he
will meet with success.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-06-27

Mr.. J. o. Carter has been appoint.
ed a member of the Board of Health
vice Mr.. l.. A. Thurston, resigned.
The Board of Health as now consti
tuted appears in our By Authority
column.
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The graduating exercises of Oahu
College will be held this evening in
the Central Union church commenc-
ing at 80 o'clock. Those to gradu-
ate are: Hattie g. Forbes, Agnes ID.
Judd, r. A. Lyman Jr., Henry j. 4.
Lyman.
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The closing exercises of the Puma
hou Preparatory school will take
place this morning from $50 to IL 80
o'clock. Parents of the pupils and
others are invited to attend.
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The engagement has been an
nounced of Miss Eva Neumann,
eldest daughter of Hon. Paul Neu-
mann. to Mr.. Alfred Fowler of Lon
don, junior member of the firm of
John Fowler & Co., Of Leeds and
London.
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The King entertains Mons. A.
Houle, Hawaiian charge d'Affairs at
Paris, at breakfast this morning.
Mons. Houle returns home on the
Mariposa after pleasant visit in the
islands of three weeks. Bon voyage.
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Police Court.
TurypcDau I

THURSDAY, June rs.
Lee Sing, found guilty of having
opium unlawfully in possession, was
fined $50 and sentenced to imprison-
ment at hard labor for one hour
Other cases were continued to
future dates.
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The French steel cruiser Dubour-
dieu, Is guns, Admiral Regnault de
Pzemesnil, is due at this port about
July LIST from China, en- route to
Tahiti.
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PRESENTATION.

liar Officer of the I. I. 8. n. Co.
,uembered by His Friends.
|RN. Webster the efficient
|taght clerk of the 1nter-1sland
! Navigation Company leaves
b R. NJ. S. Mariposa for his
In Scotland to be absent about
months. Yesterday evening
ksbster was invited to the resi-
| Of Mr.. W. H. Mclean the
Ey's treasurer. While there
ELean on behalf of the officers
Inter-Island company, pre-
Mr. Webster with a very
lna diamond locket on which
kiolowing inscription "R. N.
b. from officers of the I L. S.
June 96, 1890" Accompany
be locket was the following
HONOLULU, June rs, 1890.
Webster, ESQ.,, Chief Freight
sk !. |. s. n. Co.
SR: On the eve of your
d departure for your home,
Undersigned beg leave to
Fyu With this small token of
ID good will. Hoping that
1sy may be one of extreme
and that you may safely
1e subscribe ourselves sim
Rus,
!; B. GODFREY, President,
In, ce-President,
~ MCLEAN, Secretary,
n MCLEAN, Treasurer,
AZ GEDGE,
!A H. CLApp,
W.KEEcH,
H. Ross.
'sOster who was taken very
surprise, recovered sufici'
aank the donors for their
esteem.
as always found Mr.. Web.
Courteous and ready at al.
give information in his line
y. JUS opportunity of wishing
ny pleasant trip and a safe
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On Monday next at noon Mr.. L. j.
Levey will sell the Henley regatta
pleasure boat which has been 80 ad-
mired while on exhibition at Messrs.
G.. w. Macfarlane & Co.'s store.
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The S. S. Australia will be due at
noon to-day from San Francisco
with six days later news and the
mails. The r. NJ. S. Mariposa will
be due any time after noon from the
Colonies en- route to San Francisco
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The Band plays at the breakfast
at the Palace this morning, and at
the Hawaiian Hotel in the evening
at 80 o'clock.
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In the stores of E. q. Hall & Son,
Hollister & Go. and Benson, Smith
& Co., will be found subscription
lists for the Fourth of July celebra-
ton.
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The Rev. III. III. Gowen gave an
interesting lecture on Water" last
evening before the members of his
Bible class.
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CHU ON & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Chinese AND japanese Fancy Goods
q Nuuaua Street. Honolulu.
4s Nuuan. street. Honolalu,

Have constantly on hand, Silk, Satin,
Crepe, Grase-cloth, embroidered aud hen,-
stitched silk and grass-cloth Handker-
chiefs, silk and crepe shawls and scarfs; q
great variety of japanese and Chinese tea
sets, vases, bronze and lacquered wares,
ivory. sandal wood and tortoise shell card
cases, paper cutters, fans, and jewelry
cases; gold and silver jewelry. set with
scarf pins, earrings, bracelets. necklaces,
etc; an assortment Of Chinese and Japan
csc nick-nacks and curiOsities too numer-
Gus to specify; Chinese mating speciality
also. large quantity of ebony and marble
furniture in sets. tables, chairs and settees
q full assortment Of flower pots, artificial
flower baskets. lacquered and bamboo
goods, ETC., etc.
A new Tailor shop has just been opened
on the premises by the same firm Of Chu
On & Co., with large selection of fne
goods, suitings, disR0nals, and fancy
trouserings, which they viii make up to
order.
D~The public il respectfully invited TO
inspect our goods. l37-3m
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The Band, Notwithstanding other
attractions, gave moonlight concert
at Thomas Square yesterday evening.
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Fourth Of July.

AL PERSONS DESTROYS OF SUB
IA scribing to the Fund for the celebration
of the coming 4th July VII u ma .iss ga ~
HOliister & Co. an 4 Benson, Smith & Co.,
Fort street. w. r. ALLEN,
Chairman Finance Committee.
J,,o Orch 151-6t
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J. R. MARMONT,

Boilers Inspected, Tested and Repaired.
w nov RoiIers. Tanks, Pipes, Smoke
stacks Fumes, Bridges. and general Sheet
IRON Work. Good references furnished,
and all work guaranteed:
a~Address P. O. Box 47S, Honolulu
l39 1327-3m&
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a,o, .''''-A' Chambers.
slcKRRros, J.
Il .N;r;..n THURSDAY, June 26.
Aet;os VS.. Pantheon
ia !; ''a Tor damage for loss
coat;n1caoail collision. Partly
.on anS q. to the 9th.
: N, Hatch for de-
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MRS. NJ. ]. RAMOS.
new PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
Sale of Fancy Articles.

mHERE WILL BE A SALE OF
j Fancy Articles, CuriOs. ETC., chiefly
Hawaiian, at Queen Emma Hall. on FkI-
DAY, July 18th, 1880, from to T: ~, for
the benefit of that institution. Refresh
ments will be served. 1000
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

TO Arrive Per 8. s. Australia.
The California q San Francisco
& 3FFruit Market will receive per
Australia. fresh supply of Cali
fornia fruits and vegetable, consisting OF
apples, pears, plums, grapes, cherries,
apricots, etc. CALIFORNIA & S. f. FRUIT
MARKET. lol-oG
BOSTON CHIPS Fresh and Crisp to-day
at $. The Elite 146-3t
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
McGinty at the Hotel tonight.


McGinty at the Hotel tonight.
See notices of Inspectors of cleo.
ton.
a cottage suitable for housekeen.
ing is advertised for.
Ladies' rulings caps can be had
for $3.50 at Sachs store.
A piece OF land at Kalihi is offered
for sale. See advertisement.
The remains of the late Henry
Aud are expected on the Australia
to-day.
Hawaiian Government six per cent
bonds, free of all taxes, are offered
for sale.
The California Fruit Market will
receive good things on the Australia.
Be on hand.
His Elk. A. p. Peterson takes the
place of Hon. S. M. Damon on the
Board of Health.
A special meeting of the Oahu
Railway & Land Co. will be held
July 18th at 3 P. M.
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DEAD THE DAILY ADvERTIGER
q If you want the latest noua.
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Wanted at Once.

- A COTTAGE WITHIN TWO
s!!! or three blocks from the corner OF
iii Fort and Hotel streets, suitable
49, for three gentlemen for house
keeping. Address p. o. Box 207. l51-St
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Ladies' rulings caps can be had
for $3.50 at Sachs store.
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The ADvERr1sRR is the leading
journal of the Kingdom.
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His Elk. A. p. Peterson takes the
place Of Hon. S. NJ. Damon on the
Board of Health.
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The remains of the late Henry
Aud are expected on the Australia
to-day.
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Hawaiian Government six per cent.
bonds, free of all taxes, are offered
for sale.
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a cottage suitable for housekeen.
ing is advertised for.
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DIR. HENRI G.. McGREW,

AFTER AN ABSENCE OF FOUR
IA years in Paris, has returned to his
home on the Islands, for the purpose of
resuming the practice Of Medicine. He
may be found at his old Office on Hotel st.
between Fort and Alakea SITS. Office hours
from s toll A. NJ, and 2 to 4 and to 8
Pm. 133-1m
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A piece OF land at Kalihi is offered
for sale. See advertisement.
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The California Fruit Market will
receive good things on the Australia.
Be on hand.
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faithful laOOfS. lHOuSH ouiS 10 q
small institution, yet there exists in
the hearts of all her students warm
aloha for it, which will be deepened
for all who have been here during
your stay. We shall carry with us
many pleasant recollections OF our
school days at Punahou, and the
memory of personal friendship
which we hope will ever endure:
The students of this institution and
the boarders of Punahou Prepare
tory school would like to present to
you, MIR. Merritt, this gold watch,
and to YOU, Mrs. Merritt, this oil
painting, as a token of our apprecia-
ton of what you have done for us.
We wish you JOY and success IN your
new field of labor.
The watch handed to Mr.. Merritt
was q handsome gold one with the
following inscription on the inside
of the case: presented to Rev. w.
G. Merritt by the students OF Puma
hon June rs, 1890" The oil paint
ing given to Mrs. Merritt was a
bunch of ohias.
Prof. A. B. Lyons asked to say q
few words. He said the staff would
feel profoundly the great loss II Mr.
Merritt's retiring. He had been an
energetic and efficient President. 1t
would seem strange for Punahou to
90 on without Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt.
The departure of Mrs. Pinney was
also much regretted, and he asked
her on behalf of her associate teach
ers to accept q token of their appre,,
citation. Prof. Lyons then handed
Mrs. Pinney copy of the "Flora OF
the Hawaiian islands"
Mr.. Merritt said this part OF the
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See notices of Inspectors of cleo.
ion.