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ADemurrer Overruled.

Theo. H. Davies & Co. vs.. w. H.
Daniels. In equity. Bill for injunction.
Hearing on defendants demurrer. Mr..
Justice McCully in his decision says:
"The first and second points of the de-
murrer were disposed of at the hearing.
The substantial ground remaining is in
effect that the agreement upon which
this bill is brought was one for the pay
ment of a specified sum as liquidated
damages for breach, and which should
be recovered in an action at law. There
is one feature in the contract which in
my view controverts the defendants
contention, and that IS this: The con-
tract is that if they or either of them
shall so engage in mercantile business,
they or he shall thereupon forfeit and
pay one thousand dollars. This binds
these parties not to engage in business,
viz, Daniels, Cummings, and the firm
of Daniels and Cummings"
The decision concludes as follows
"The case of Holbrook VS.. Tobey,
&C Maine 40, holds that where a
party binds himself in sum GER
tain not to carry on a particular
business within certain territory or
time, the sum will in general be re-
garded as liquidated damages and not as
a penalty. It would not be profitable fol-
| me to discuss these cases if they do not
| apparently agree in doctrine. The
feature in this particular contract which
1 have noticed in the beginning does not
allow it to be so construed, and see
nowhere in it the expression of an inten.
ton to make this forfeiture liquidated
damages for the abrogation of the con-
tract. The demurrer is overruled."
M. Hatch for plaintiff; w. 0. Smith
for defendant.
| A Test Case.
Chung Waa vs.. Jono. Austin, Minister
I of Foreign Affairs. Bill for an injunc
ton. The plaintiff desires to return t.
the Kingdom, but the defendant declares
he will not let him because he has no
conformed to the laws of the Kingdom
The case was heard before Chief Justic'
Judd, February 9th, and decision re
served. The Court renders decision ii
favor of the petitioner. w. R. Castle ant
H. N. Castle for petitioner; Deputy At
torney-GeneralP Peterson for defendant.
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Nrm advertisements.
Meeting Notice.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
"A Stockholders of the Pacific Sugar Mill
will be held at the office of +. A. Schaefer
& Co., on FRIDAY NEXT, the 2Sth inst.
at 1OA. NJ. Per order.
H. RENJES,
Secretary.
Honolulu, March &c, 1890. 1926
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Mr.. Edison has received a cable from
the German Government expressing a
desire to introduce Immediately into the
German public schools the Edison
monograph, and asking for an estimate
for large number of machines. This
comes as contradiction to the report
circulated some months ago to the effect
that the German Government saw nc
utility in the photograph tor educational
purposes.
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Police Court.

WEDNESDAY. Mar. 26.
Johnson Spooner was charged with
assault with weapon obvious and i'm
minently dangerous to life, to wit: a
shotgun, on the person of w B. Rice.
His Honor said that it appearing to him
that the punishment within his jurisdic-
ton to inflict would be inadequate he
orders the defendant to be committed
for trial to the Supreme Court. Bail
fixed at $500. A nolle pros. was entered
against the same defendant on a charge
of drunkenness.
Six DRINKS had to pay the usual
amount. Other cases were continued.
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Ncm advertisements.
Money Order Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIEVN THAT
IN arrangements having been made with
both the Kingdom of Sweden and the
Colony of Victoria, Australia, for an Elk
change of Money Orders with Hawaii. the
Postal Authorities are prepared to issue
Orders on both the above mentioned coun-
tries from the LIST of April, 1890.
F. WUNDENBERG,
73-3t 1216-1t Postmaster-General.
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TO LET.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AT
IN Waikiki, on the beach, near the tram
way terminus. Apply at the Advertiser
office 4l-tf
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Removal.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ,ti |,
IN the office of G. .. Nacayama, Chief
Inspector of Japanese Immigrants, has
this day been removed to Room No. 2,
over Spreckels Bank.
Honolulu, March %. 1890. 12-3t
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THE ADVERTISER CALENDAR.
EVENTS OF TO-DAY.
March, 1890.

REcEPrIoN-At Y. M. c. A. hall by Mr..
Davies to employees of Honolulu Iron
Works.
HONOLULU RIFLEs-Drill Co. A, at 7:3O
p. NJ.
A. q A. s. R:-Kamehameha Lodge of Per-
lection No. 1 at 7:3OP.M.
\. W. c. T. Irregular meeting at Y. NJ.
G. A. parlors at Pm.
CHESS CLUB = Meeting at Camera Club
rooms at 7:30P.M.
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Notice to Shippers.

NOR THE MORE SATISFACTORY
L accommodation of our patrons we beg
to suggest to them that in cases where
drays are required for shipping goods to
out going steamers and coasters, or IN any
case where required, at / o'clock sharp of
the day, they will find that by ringing up
Mutual Telephone 565 or Bell Telephone
100 between the hours of A. NJ. and PM.
their wants will be promptly attended to,
which will thereby greatly facilitate bust
ness to the better satisfaction of all con-
cerned.
2l-3m HAWAIIAN TRANSFER co.
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Situations Wanted.

DY TWO LADS, WHO CAN SPEAK
ID the English and Portuguese language;
can also read and write. Inquire at the
Advertiser Office. 1857
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Pianos For Rent.

PIANOS IN GOOD ORDER
from 81. 90 to 81 90 per month.
III MUSIC DEPARTMENT OF
THE HAWAIIAN NEWS
COMPANY. 123-tf
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g The Friend"

NOR SALE. FOUR BOUND VOLUMES
Il OF 1.-The Friend" including all the
issues from 1S43 to 1882. The books can
be seen at the office of the P. c. Adver-
User. lot
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LITERALLY DOGS OF WAR.

French Soldiers Training Dogs for
Scout and Recommending Duty.
The French have found a new use for
their dogs. says a writer in the Kansas
City Globe. They are being trained to act
as sentinels. Two soldiers lead q dog to
a place o mile from the starting point.
Then one of the men turns back. and the
canine is taught to track him.
In scouting they are also expected to
prove useful. for they search the fields
and thickets indetatigably-solders in
foreign uniforms being hidden ms decoys
during the lesson-aud on finding an
enemy at once run TO their keepers, show
ing every sign Of agitation.
When the dogs are on drill they are OBJ
lie cts of wonder and interest to all the
vagrant ours of the neighborhood.
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agent was wired to examine the letter. and
say II 1t Was a male or female handwriting,
and TO note the postmaTk.
The reply was that the letter was in a
female hAnd-that the postmaTk was Lon
don. Feb. 22. and that the envelope bore on
the back the monoRrAm J. ii.
Julia Haliewell = exclaimed Darlington,
and posted the day before the murder
The letter was lying there, aud Richard
Trewayas had never called 10 claim it. What
would not viii Darlington give for it! How
was il to be obtained? Darlington thought
the matter over. and made inquiries about
T~reNGyas. lie had been heard from in the
interim. He altered his route, having OBJ
tanned employment up the country, and was
not going 10 MoBteyidsO. lie had forgot
ten. in all probability, tie address given TO
Julia HAllewell.
Darlington Was possessed with : mad idea
10 get that letter, He had . presentlment
that it would help him in the difcult task
he had undertaken. So strong was this pre-
sentiment that be determined 20 get the let
ter Al al risks aud hazards His hrst visit
was 10 the mspector Hho had charge OF the
ease. and with whom he had since become
friendly.
Help me 10 get hst letter Il y0H eaa.'
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Protect the System from Malaria.

IL 10 possible to do this even in reg o Us OF eounty
wheIe miAsmI 8 most rife. and wtsrs the periodic
fsyeTs which IL causes assume thsir most formid-
able types. The immense popularity Of Holsters
stomach Bitter. 10 ysry largely attributable TO tns
fact OF ito sfh'A y as a rsTsiy for chills and fever.
bilious r. ttrnts. aud as a preventive OF the
various forms Of mAlAriAI dtsiass. In those pr
tons Of tbs West aud South where complaints of
this nature prevail, an I IN the Tropics. IL 10 par
tieaiATly esteemed for the protective influence
which II sIerts; and 1t has bssn very widely
adopted as a substitute for the dangerous and com.
pArItise'E / effective slSH'o'd, sulPhAt, Of quinins.
PhysiciALSLA7s not been shoug the IL To con
csds its merits, and the emphatic professional in
dorssmsnts VIII Oh it has received have added to the
reputation II hAsobtA u a At home aud GbroAd.
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he said. for. as / am a living man, | be-
lieye it will tell us something about that
fatal day thai We none OF US know. II she
vas writing to this man II WAS with a DELHI
crate object, suppose she was going 10
leave her husband aud JON him :"
"Wel!, said tAe Inspector. that would
prove nothing. Still. there may be some
thing IN the letter. and | should like 10 see
it myself. Wen do tho next best thing
we'll have a copy
The copy was obtained by the Monte
video police for their colleagues in London
In this charming way.
A gentleman entered the hotel one day
aud vent to the hotel letter rack, took the
letter out, took it away, copied 1t, then
sealed il up aud took II back again. Par
don. madame. ne said 10 the m~GnIgsrssS.
4" have taken a letter By mistake"
Then an exact eopy was sent to the Lon
1 don police, and the Inspector, receiving II,
sent for Darlington At once and read it TO
him.
1, was a short letter. but yer much to the
puTTose:
"DEAR Dies: am free. My husband.
who has not been right IN his head for a
long tine. committed suicide last night.
Dick. ana free -ine ani rich-l shall have
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Among Amateur Athletes.

WrsHtier. Martin Dempsey. the Nonpareils
brother. Is considered q competent instructor.
The Bradford ATLANTA race on the Pa,saic
Memorial Day win be q hummer.
A. q. will take place next Sunday afternoon.
T.. D.. G. curtis won the amateur tennis cham
pionship Of England from sir Edward Gray ro-
The yonksrs Athletic Club has tasen Aug. 10,
the date abandoned by the Pastimes. for Its open
games.
The Harvard cricket team voes to Philadelphia
on Memorial Day and pays the Havenford Col
lege team.
held Il tina ths c nibisas Stu corner fulton street and
New York avenue, BROOKLYN. this evening.
Fred westins will make his nrst appearance
i All Day. He says BE viii Try to make the sprint
In ten seconds.
WIN. chrystis Of the Manhattan Athlstic. Club,
take part in The English championships and re-
turn TO New York next Fail.
Capt. Cornish, Of the Boston Athletic Associa-
ton, has entered a team Of eighteen msP In the be
at Bergen Point.
wiillisms,. Of Yale coiisss and New }orfE zthisie
the ail.around championship contests.
The third annual menibers' games OF the De Ia
Sale Athletic Club will take place this
lfisrnoon. beginning at 20 7: N, At the Man;
Eighty-sixth street.
The 1eO-yArd hurdle race in the New Jersey
terestIng features Of the meeting Jordan and
COPELAND will both start from scratch and en-
deayor to lower the record. The race will be run
on the turf.
Walter G. Dohm. O. Princeton. has been stay
Ing at TraveTs Island for some days past, He says
he will not compete. IN the quarter-mile event
9n ss1prdsy and I'LL SIiy run u ih so haIi,mile
full will stop.
The New York Athletic Club have offered three
prizes for n series Of 1O0-yard dAshss. The
spirits viii hs bela every Tne;dsX during June
usual basis Of nye for nTst, three for second and
one for third. The races will all he handicap
and the prizes awarded at the end OF the season.
Princeton will not be represented at the inter
! collegiate games on Saturday By the tug OF war
team, which has heen counted on As BiInost sure
20 take Prize. as Henderson's support IL sick
With the innmps. and the doctor says he must
net leave his room for several days,
The snnuAI Spring tennis tournament for the
PRINCETON University chAmrio1shiP In singles
has been 10 progress for some days on the Club
grounds. ". v. johnson cD2l again won the
Championship, which he has held for q wear. BY
defeating A. Vernon COD to o. q to 1. q TO 4.
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The Fashionable Ring.

I was told by a jeweller the other day
that the fashionable ring this Summer
nbly an imitation of the ra~ttlesnake coiled
up and with either n garnet, turquols OF
topaz set in the head, says II writer in the
Philadelphia Times. The specimens are
very handsomely chased TO resemble the
snakes scales, and some are quite ex-
pensive III price. The great trouble in
silver jewelry il TINT no sooner does some
design become fashionable and popular
than even the dry-goods stores are flooded
with cheap moulded limitations. Since
tho Bernhard appeared in Paris as Joan
of Arc a iayorite design in jewelry is the
leur de 10 of France, aud the latest
Partisan necktie and bonnet pins are
made up in that shape,
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pistol in his hand aud hrs finger on the
trigger. intending him To shoot himself, in
order that il might appear To be sulcide.
Then she would ave leaped on. of bed and
alarmed the servants and called the police.
But she forgot that it was a sIx-chamlerei
revolver.
''Sho helped the sleeping man to shoot
himself; but when lie woke up with a start,
another barrel went of and she received her
death wound,
That was Harlingtou's theory. From the
moment he formed il he never gave the
authorities a moments peace.
Tic cops OF The letter addressed to
Trewavas was LAID before the Home seere-
taTy. who. having ascertained beyond doubt
that il was genuine, made a fresh inquiry
into the whole case, and eventually, fully
satisfied that the vile had fallen a victim 70
her own plot for making her husband COM
init suicide. R~Tacicusly recommended Her
Majesty to grant him a free pardon, and
communicated facts TO the press which we're
a complete yindication OF Jack halleWell's
innocence.
Jack RAl!ewell owes hrs liberty 70 the IN
firing devotion OF bis freud. Nil Darling
ton. He Jack is fully convinced that b
Ticnds theory Is The correct one, fPf - nts
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HIS VICES ALL BIG ONES.
A Star Forger Who Would Not
Drink, Smoke or Gamble.
Character Reading Sometimes Q
Most Conspicuous Failure.

Talking about ability 10 read charac.
ter reminds me OF a recent experience Of
NINE" said Emil Haas, the well.known
capitalist Of Paris. at the Palmer House
10 n Chicago Pod reporter.
My wife and | were a few years ago
crossing to Europe. In the smoking.
room one day while playing cards nn-
other hand wal needed and | %accosted a
smooth faced young chap to try q few
games.
Pardon me, he said, %blushinR, but
I never play cards. Later l got to talk.
ing with him, and upon my asking him to
join inc in n glass Of something he replied
in the same manner PARTON me, lneVei
drink
And so, too, when I offered him n cigar.
lie explained that II was because he had
promised bis mother to abstain from such
practices.
We'll, I became interested in him
and my wife took quite n fancy to him.
lie seemed 20 different from the young
men of his age; 80 retiring and 30 we'll
bred. He was going to travel in Europe.
and we asked him TO call ON ny. lie did
80 once, and then wo met him iii Berlin.
I've heard nothing of him after that
until not very long ngo. when ono even.
ing in Boston. where we was stopping Mt
the brunswick, the bell-boy brought us
card. IL was Dewey's, the young man
him and pressed him 90 dine with us. But
he had an engagement. He promised,
however, to do 30 the next evening. lie
still retained his fresh. innocent, retiring
manner, which had at first attracted Us
to him.
Just before our dining hour the next
evening we received a our-rnge letter
pected business had called him to New
| York, but that he would return in q day
or two and call. But he didn't.
"That evening. however, i received q
call from the chief of police. who asked
mo IL l knew n young man Of the name OF
Dewey. l replied that l did. He asked
me II l had just received q letter from
him. m upon my answering he desired
to be permitted TO see it. l asked hi
reasons. u,
Ut IL this the chief replied. I'VE
have arrested q young man OF that name
and we learned that he knew you ant
that he had expected to dine here. III
clnimed that he had sent q letter Of regret,
/ wanted to simply see II 4 was true.
the handwriting the same as that OF tn,
young man he had arrested.
For what was he arrested p I asked
feeling that 1t was some mistake or foi
some peccadillo.
For committing n series Of forgeries
amounting to $l75, co., replied the chief
THE young man with the beardles
face and modest air, who would no
drink. smoke or play cards, because hi
mother didn't want him to. is now" Mr.
Haas concluded, serving a twenty-yea
sentence in Q Massachusetts, peniten
| tiary.n
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and learn whether TrewAvas and Julia had
been in correspondence, Darling would mud
him.
He had aseertained that he had left Eng
land q u month before the murder. and that
his destination was South America. Con-
yiuced that It Was his address at Monte
vidao which Mrs. HAllewell had entered. he
got his solicitors to write ont to Monte
yideo and make inquiries for Julia Halle
wells former lover al the Fonda de Ia Paz.
They wrote to their agents in the town, and
the answer received was that Dir. Richard
TTewayas had not been there, but that there
was a letter lying at the hotel for him
which had been there for some time.
"A letter for hinll PERHAPS from Mrs.
HSlleWell hsrsslf-WTitten before that fatal
night" said van Darlington. "Shs had
entered his address to write TO him, Won
der II the letter is from her. II isis, IL IL
the voice Of the dead speaking to the hV-
ing"
The solicitor vas not quite romantic
enough 20 see it in that light but be agreed
that n the letter vas from the lady It might
throw some hight on the affair. though Why
il shonld he conld not say. Darlington. who
Was eager 10 knog everything. agreed 70 be
AZ the expense Of Tie tslezTams. aud the
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enough for both. Say the word. and let me
come out to you. will write all particulars
by next mail. Iseribb!e this line to catch
the mail. which l ind leaves tn-night.
Ever yours. JULIA
The pOstmark on the envelope Vas Feb,
go. On the night OF the 22d. or. rather.
early on the morning OF the Esd. the sup
posed murder took place. Aud yet hours
before her husband woke with that pistol IN
his hand she was writing to her hover that
he had committed suicide.
My God cried Darlington, as the ln-
spector finished the letter. "She knew
what was going to happen; u was al AZ
ranged"
1T looks like II. 4" said the Inspector.
Then. If that IL 90. exclaimed Daring
ton. lit vas she WHO TOOK the pistol from
the drawer thai n~ight-not her husband"
"Wsl9'
We'll. don't you see now BIO" II nts IN
with my poor friends statement This
woman wanted 10 Join her lover, who was
POOR. She wanted TO be rich, and TO be
free. aud she arranged that the husband she
hated should commit suicide. can see the
whole thing nov. She got that pistol early
IN the morning. While Jack, VINO Is a heavy
slCsBsr. vas in deep slumher. She Put the
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THE n WORLDS" BOLD AND Ola
MoND O. A. n.
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As there will be. undoubtedly, q Rreat
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N viii all that he remembers Of that aaIaI

in with all that he remembers Of that GuIal
awakening.
Nh. Richard Trewsvas has not yet eallsd
at the Fonda de la PAz Tor his letter. lie -
probably still "up country and has
troubled his mind very little about ~
woman WHO MAS wiling 10 murder her
husband Tor his sake. Men do not alSaFa
appreciate thee sacrifices SO much - The
ladies would like them to. Still It il YeFy
fortunate that Julia Hallewell Was anxious
to keep his affection, Had she not been sba
would not have written hin tie letter ShieA
proved that twelve hours before her
husband shot her she had condemned him
10 death.
Moral. Never count Your suicides bsFoes
they have taken place. That ia the meraA
for lady readers. The moral for gsntlemsa
readers is this; Don't marry pretty baa3=
keepers at hotels unless You are thoroughly
satisfied that they are quite on With FL hsh
old lovers. and then they viii maks eaed
and faithful and loving Ntyo-
Unhappy aud il-Issorted marriages are A.
the bottom OF half the crime AID hsn -
Misery ia tho world, aud they are che fsaa
iation OF some Of the most terrible Dfaa4
lruE sSF.l