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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

Appointments by the State Committee for
Two Very Prominent Men.

Appointments by the State Committee for
Two Very Prominent Men.
The State Democratic ommittee has made
the following appointments for speaking:
The Hon Charles T. O'Ferrall will address
the people at the following places; Charlotte
Courthouse, Monday. October 9Th; Farmvile,
Wednesday, October 18th; Appomattox Court
house Thursday. October sth. Petersburg,
Friday night. October 9Th; Leesburg. Mon
day. October 18th; Suffolk, Friday, October
10th: Chatham. Monday October 18th; Han
over Courthouse. Wednesday. October 2lst.
The Hon James T. Epes will address the
people at the following places Boydton,
Monday. September 2lst Greensvlle Court
house. Monday. October 9TH; Prince George
Courthouse. Thursday, October 9Th; Lunen-
burg Courthouse Monday. October 18th; Din
widdie Courthouse. Monday. October 18th;
Amelia Courthouse Thursday October 22d;
Brunswick Courthouse. Monday, October
Goth. Powhatan Courthouse, Monday Novem-
ber ID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

Governor Mckinney will tomorrow leave
for Crisfeld, Md. accompanied by the Com
mittee on the Chesapeake and its Tributaries
The party will on Tuesday meet Governor
Jackson. of Maryland and with him they will
spend several days in inspecting the oyster
beds of the two States.
The Governor yesterday granted reprieve
TO October 29d TO Robert Jordan (colorsd)
who is at present incarcerated in Hampton jail
and who was 10 have been hanged on Septem.
Der 18th for criminal assault.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20
The Monument Fund.

Mr.. j. Taylor Stratton. agent Confederate
Soldiers and Sailors Monument Association,
has collected and turned over to the treasurer
of the Association the following contributions
to the funds of the Association during the
week. Fred A. Levy. 81; James X. Fisher,
81; Charles ]. Fox 20: 7. F. Taliaferro. s.;
II. Roberts Baker. $3.50: Major Charming M.
Bolton, Atlanta. Ga, $40: Colonel j. K. Ed
mundson. Lexington, Va. 80: W. @. Morton,
81: Old Lady. SOC. Total collected for the
week. ESQ. Previously reported, t4,5S0.25.
Total collected "a 56; 25
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20
Temperance Meeting.

A Gospel temperance meeting will be held
at Old Market Hall on Thursday evening
next. beginning at O'Clock. Rev. l.. Is.
Turnbull will preside, and short addresses
will be made by him and Revs X. II. Pitt. of
Venable- street Baptist church; l.. A. Peter
son. of Trinity Methodist. and l.. W. Burton.
of st. Johns Episcopal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

2O1 And 2OS EAST BROAD STREET.

Our 4oc Henrietta, 2oc
New line Of Plads. SO inches wide. a. Is and 800,
Double-Width Brocade and Stripes, isc
GREAT BARGAINS IN FANCY BLACK SILKS
POLKA DOTS, RINGS AND BOW KNOT.
plus Rad. Grsv and White Flannels. This week
Won will be able 10 buy some extra values.
Our s5c. Flannel only 25c
A good Shaker Flannel, SOC.
Ali Wool Shaker. CSC.
New Line Of Misses and Ladies' Gosssmor4
We will guarantee any Gossamer in the house.
Irish Peasant, Circular. New York wrap and
Langtry style.
Fancy Plaid Balmoral Skirting, 900. yard
OUR WINTER UNDERWEAR.
You will find this Department complete and
we fear no competition.
Gents All Wool White Shirts and Drawers. ia
Gents Natural Undyed Wool Shirts, o..
Gents Red Shirts, 300.
Ladies' Heavy Ribbed Vest, 2sc.
Ladies' Wool Ribbed Vest. 75c.
Ladies, All-Wool Ribbed Vest, pants to match,
81.
Infants Glove-Fitting Wrapper Shirts $40.
Infants Cashmere Shirts, 4oc
Childrens Shirts and Drawers to match.
ladies Fine Silk Gloria Umbrellas. silver
trimmed. only si.5O.
Mems Fine silk Gloria 2s-inch, silver trimmed,
only 81.
special Bargains this week in Soiled Linen
Towels, soiled from show line.
5,-inch German Table Linen, COO. yard worth
75c.
Our sl.25 spreads Ell.
Extra Rargafn AZ eI.25
OUR KID GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
saxony Beauty. hooks, si2A
Saxony Beauty, hooks, si.75.
Empress hooks. si.
Empress, hooks, sf25, best grade.
Cloth Shades, blue and green, only sf.25
First Choice Santelne, button. only e.
Balsan Biarritz, in black and colors, 81.
? Hooks. Undressed, 75c. worth si.25.
Undressed Mousquetalre, sc.
Our sL75 Mousquetaire. si.23
Misses Kids best grade, 75c.
wa carry the latest novelties in Dress Trims
mings. Jets, Crochet and Feather Trimmings.
Long Feather Boas. $3.50.
Feather Neck Boas, els.
Toilet Paper. packages 25c.
3 papers Tacks, So
Mating Tacks papers for5c.
Oiline, l0c.
Best Shoe-Dressing, sc.
Violet Ink &C.
Best Adhesive Mucilage, SO.
Machine Oil, &c.
% yards Picture Wire, i0c.
Picture Nails, 3 for Sc.
Picture Hooks, Csc. dozen.
Celery Salt, iOc.
po.tla Colpateis Extract, 25c ounce.
Brass and Silver Hair Pins, l0c. box.
Carpet Binding, l5c. piece.
. Bone and Steel Crochet Needle, 50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20
7s1lo 71w5

We would kindly ask ali those wishing
Jewish New lear cards to call and make their
selection as soon as convenient. as our public
schools will reopen September 2sth, and after
at once. All mail orders promptly filed at
r. e.. Meyers, 100 east Broad street, corner
First.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

'Kaanka" is one of the wonders of the
theatrical season and has drawn crowded
houses everywhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

"Kajankao four nights and matinee. New
Richmond Theatre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20
Democratic Rally.

Bakers Precinct Democratic Club. which
meets at Sears Hall just below Richmond
IN Henrico county. will hold rousing meet.
ing next Thursday night Refreshments will
be served and speakers will be on hand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20
Gu RTA

That cost s5 pair here and everywhere
added Saturday to our great stock by a
special purchase of our buyer. They are of
the best designs of imitation Brussels effect.
The price is s2.12 a pair. White or Ecru.
You would not justify either economy or
effect of your windows if you fail to look over
the stock of Curtains on sale here.
Ten pair Porteres to every single pair ever
shown here before. Chenille Portieres with
handsome fringe top and bottom for s4.75-
all colors.
Full yard-wide figured Chenille Curtains for
$40 pair.
Some twenty-five novel designs in Silk,
Turcoman, Jute, Yalour and Satin Damask
Curtains.
ss-inch Draperv Muslin, white, with colored
spots. for 19c.
Silkins Drapery Mulls for l1c., value, 1ec.
Crepe Effect. l9c.
Double-width Scrim for SC. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20
CAR P ETS

Bought at price. The most reliable make
they are.
Moouettes are to bs sold for 90c. yard.
with or without borders.
VELVET CARPETS-The best of 81 quail
ity for 75c. yard
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS-not the inferior
kind. but such as you are in the habit of pay
ing $50. for-for &c. per yard.
SMYRNA RUGS-9Ox6O inches for sl.5o;
the manufacturers price is 1918.
INGRAM HEARTH RUGS-full size and
all wool-for 81.
75c. Smyrna Mats for S7I1c.
Among this lot OF Carpets are several pieces
of Ingram, good value for Soc, 20 be sold for
Sc. yard.
The Carpet Department invites you, in all
it contains, for estimates and prices The de-
signs and styles are simply superb. Prices
guaranteed against any house in America.
$50 pair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

Don't miss ''Ksianka." the largest and best
spectacular production seen in years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

Miss Nellie G. Davis. OF 20i3 east Broad
has returned home after spending several
weeks in New York and Brooklyn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

'Ksjanks" is not transforming company,
but plays the big cities: four nights and special
matinee. beginning Wednesday. September
I'D. New Richmond Theatre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

There will be An auction sale October list.
I'd and SO Of 2i6 beautiful building lots in the
Sebree addition. This property is admirably
situated within 400 yards of the Northside
Land Company's property. and new road
will make it approachable to oil residents or
visitors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20
The Times Want Column.

'Kaianka" is the most superb spectacle in
America. New Richmond Theatre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20
The Times Want Column,

Those who have used this column claim that
the effect has been eminently satisfactory.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-10
PREMIER Or TORGA.

Shirley Baker has been seeking
deep quiet and solitude since his ar
rival in the city q few days ago.
Rev, AIR Baker came here rs 4 pas
senger ON the new Australian steam
ship MonoWai lle Immediately took
apartments in an uptown hotel, and
has since been scarcely visible lie
p is IN poor health, suffering Hom shat
tered nerves and u general breakdown
in his constitution,
Mr., Bakers career reads like
romance, and he is to-day a very
wealthy man During later years he
has posed as King Of the Tonga ISL
mds, but, IN reality, was Premier of
the South : q Government Of Tonga,
Ills kingly career was brought to Il
sudden termination some months ago
hy sir lohn Ih0rston, the Commits
stonor OF England for the South paci-
Ilo, Sir John not only placed Rev,
Mr. Baker out of Office but deported
him to Auckland, New Zealand, on
her Maiesty's man ot,war Rapid,
From Auckland Roy, MIR, Baker
came direct to San Francisco,
The Rev, Shirley Baker sustains
the reputation ~ being one Of the
greatest of modern missionaries,
Upon his first appearance IN the
Tonga islands he ingratiated himself
with the natives, and with u strong
will power aud with the aid of his
superior intelligence asserted his
individuality Ills cunning and di-
plomooy elevated him to u leading
position In the councils OF the King
Of Tonga, and as n result he became
both powerful and wealthy,
liokor at one time ncorly controll-
cd the entire trade Of the Tonga ISL
unds, and the New Zealand firm
which he represented paid literally
for the privileges which he accorded
them Then his church In England
expelled him, but, nothing d0unted,
he sot up n religion Of his own upon
the islands and forced every native
TO embrace his new faith under pen
atty OF being oSied from the islands.
A small religious war ensued, but
Baker aud Ids followers came off vice
tOrloHs.
As soon ~ ne RECEIVERS his health
sufficiently TO enNblo him to travel
Rev Mr., Bekor viii leave for
Washington, ~, f. Chronicle,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-10
lI0GoIulg, Feb, 10Th,
Enron ljuLLErGsl

hDnOH GULLElJRt a~
Al article IN your piper asked o
few days since, III 'Mat Fa' was
Ghe woman who found the drad body
IN Die batDW baye been IN l0pes
she would reply herself, but since
she bhs moi, ! beg 10 say, tbet ! know
u the truth " the mailer She was
tie one who 10 DgbIy stood by The
post " duty, though she WIS bgt
twe0ty years " age NJ the tme, The
st0fy II true and should be aeeepfed
d0d paif0Dized Og Ibat 6ayis, She
did not offer IL ~ u "Iilerary cGDr"
Or m attempting originality
40 proud ~ know our best hides
laye reeoRniled Nv merits, and have
given n their support for tbe wHtef's
saIFe, ! bayg had the pleasure NJ
k0gwiDp her f0r tte Iasl tgelye years,
and enu y0afil fGr tile statement, mai
her private Iife Is above repfoaeb,
She ianyes or bGmG f0r he hand "
her birth Amprioa, On March ID,
1871, WbjfFer she baals lbg aloha NJ
many wafm friends.
A ltE4DEt $50 FWEspt
Honolulu, February slb
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-10

ut MolokM and lanai She brought
down Is deck passougors aud Will sail
NgNlN to-day at Ap m,
The harkoNtuc Skaglt Is through dis
charging, and at ANN today Win sail
for kghNml IN tow OF the steamer Clau-
dino, Nhe proceeds there to load sugar,
The schooner ka0lil0N of the | ) n
CoWi(l he hauled upon the Narine Rail-
way NGtor she Is through taushlppNg
her sugar ia the ship j & portor
The hkme y y Castle Is taking IN the
sugar that eame hv tho sohaouers kulNa
manu- aud MolWuhme, aud the harkeu-
tine fMntor Is taking sugar from the
kilNuoN llou
Tho hkmo Wary Wlnkolm0n, Captain
Nlssen, viii sail Tor san Francisco to-
morrow with about llNA tnNS sugar, Mt
aud Mrs Wagner win take passage by
her, She Is taking In sugar this morn-
Mg from the lot thNt came by the Clau-
dine,
Two steamers of the | y co aud
three of the W SIS GO viii sail today for
lholr respective ports,
Tho schooner Mol WNhlne of Moss@
Allen n k0hlnNoN arrived this morning
from llNuNlel, Kauai, With $40 bags sU.
kNf anu Nau hNRN nNuuNt
The steamers Hawaii aud lAkelkc of
the W = = OWN sail for lhelr resppe-
tive ports Tomorrow, VlGo lloNomU aud
llUkONu for tho tofmeE and fuNuhNu
aud lNUpohoohoo, Hawaii, Ter the lNt-
fOr, l4UupNhoohOo tclghts, shippers
viii please bear In mind go 10y the like
Hike Instead OF by the klNNu
The steamer WNllleH sailed for KIT
kNhNelo carly this morning taking
rrolghl and deck passenger
The steamer Bishop Is duo from her
ports round Oahu Tomorrow morning
The hklne \ N uAllo, Captain Hub.
bor, viii sail for san Francisco FhUrS-
day fob II, with poe tons sugar,
The llaw bark Andrew Noleh, Capt
Morrison, arrived this morning from
Newcastle, M W, with 1904 tons uoul
consigned to the Union Iron Works Go
She ii moorcd III the naval row,
he bkluo W II nlmond viii com.
mencc dlschNrgIng her cargo this after
noon, She IL d0oked NJ the q \ : WhnH
TeS = Australia, Captain lloudlole,
snIled promptly ut " O'Clock noon to-
dny, for snn Francisco, tnklna 4 very
lnrgo cargo OF our domestic produce yu-
lllod 1T %l7,970 09, The principal SHIP
pors OF sugar wrrol W q irwin a. Go,
nalO bugs, II 4 Wldcmonn 1870 buga, j
I NNlolhoUso 1920 hugs, aud W q
Sproll a7Ia bugs. The principal ship.
poIs In rice Werei NJ l'hiIllpa 81 Go, ail
boan, n = drlnb0um 4 Go, 1000 bags,
Slug hong u Go, ia bGus, aud Lyman
Bros 40 bugs, IN green hides, Ishoop.
skins and goNIskIns 4 Il Porter shipped
l1l bndls green hides, 4 budIs Sheep
skins aud ! bndls govt skIn4 IA b0nu-
nus, & II bomouto shipped s0l huchs, N
lI0drI1ue 800 bnoha, q Y GUlek $50
bnchs = Govcrno ~ bnchs, NJ W We
heAnpy q bnpls, ind tnmpbpiI n Mar
sholl 1853 bhels, q LyWugls $3.50 b0ola,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-10
lGpTOR BunGrlNI

lfpTOH BunErHI-s
ain personally acquainted with
j, 9, Potion Of san Diego and wish,
~ n friend Of Ids, TO call attention 20
the unmoHtod InslnuatIon IN this
mornings Advertiser that he Is
guilty Of sending "origInaI" poems
TO several papers NJ the same time
| also wish TO call attention TO Che
overlooked faet that the Advertiser,
IN adopting his poem on kalakaua,
has dated IL "San Diego, Jan 80,
1891" AS the Inst steamer left San
francisco on Jan, 27lb, The fraud
committed by lho Advertiser be-
comes painfully evident, Az TO the
poem printed IN this mornings Ad.
yoflIser, also p0rpoHlHR to be "wrlt-
ten for the +, &, Advertisers" | wish
TO gay ! have n copy Of The same
poem published IN Snn Diego paper
prior 10 The Kings death, Neither
Of those poems were written for the
Advertiser | happen 10 know that
Mr. Potion II incapable Of sending q
poem rs Especially written" 10 more
tlnn one piper /! have no reason 10
DOUBT The statement that The Adyer-
User received lhG poems IN question
from "tbe IIawailan Consul NJ Sun
DleRo," but ! deny on my ;aitb IN
Mr., Polt0D, thaI they were apnL ~
tbe Advertiser as original eCulrlba-
tons 10 that piper, 0f otherwise tign
~ poems nIrendy published else,
where. ! an pleased, however, that
IN tbis cnse the Advertiser hos seen
III 10 give tGe re1I author doe credit,
which was moro tbag was done IN lhe
ch5G " the editor " lhG u, i, Cali .
short time aRO.
| have written ~ Mr., Potion by
the outgoing mil md trust you wilt
allow me spaee 10 pabIsh biz reply
#hon received, IN order 10 cipar M
honorable gentleman md author
from he base iUsipuaiion thrown 0Ht
n9li1sl BIN by tbe Advertiser, IN
Ordef ~ cover Hp another sHeWiully
eIeas ease0f 'tIitemy clibbIDa"
4, u. A,
Honolulu, Feb, lGll,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-10

irop Ann lrnnplapo, per \ = Australia.
ltpO 10 N Unubuun, Mis- G II Judd,
Miss Judd, Miss klng, Misa Htono4ller,
jns Campbell, W { Gillette j N Oil
mn Miss Uruep Cooke Nlias NJ u
FISHER Muster j Fisher, MIS- II u Mnrs
shall, u T. Fisher, II JnbI1, W q An
drowE, VIM Garden, MNdHn dc 4 CnDn=
yaFrO. ehl II and servant, Dr lIr0de and
wife, g II shilling aud wife, itey u G0-
yarnO, Mrs toullil, lI MnHiD,J Lyons,
Mal0r Benson Miss N Kelly, Mrs NJ \
Fisher. Hey NJ kleIy aud " ateeHge.
FOR Mhui and IlaWnll, per Hlnf kinnn,
Feb 10 Nrt Iiupui Hnd ! children, Mrs
j Il Richardson, hIlas lIlelHdsOn, II Y
4 kNpH ana wife, q " + King, Nj IN.
mayor, son ana serUnI,J A Spear and
10 leglf
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-10
SHIPPING NOTES.

Ilie sleaupf lWalam brought $500 bugs
NJ sugar sunday morning from Iiamabfia,
tbe slHf ltikelikg 1000 bags sugar from
tlif same plapp, ajd fIiG schooner tihgs
Tito 1900 baRa s0gar aud 40 Bugs rice
from Kauai
1iie schooner itgse Hbafa iias boon
lgWpfed nom NE Muline Halfway,
Tue ~ sIigG6ef HHGpa Capl Dyfea
XXX M''Eqn (Ea esf ,,a!y,,a 1otaE y W. =
tiGWbfs n Cooke,
Tho itNs y Alameda, Capt IGfse,
paiied tGf saG fmadaeg satdHug evGs
Mug nab n viii Il fmi JafAG NJ sugar
Tie steamer NGkmil arrived early iiis
morning tfHm WGlohH With 7G5 tnaa sns
gar 100 sheep, horse pigs aUd ab0lt
h tGG HHdW WetnRfs liff Wurf aata
ilh litlie sfnHbef WIS handled pretty
roughly white calling from p6d 10 port
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-10

1bG f1llowinR pafeuRerH let by
ihe slfimHf Australia ~ noon 0-dIgf
NJ h Ganbuum, HnC II Jadd, NiaF
jgid, hiss King, Miaa slGumlieG Ia
NaupbeIl, W y dillela, ! n Gilman,
Mlss OWeH cooke, Miss N u FlaHrr
MaslFfJ FisbfI, Iu Il u Narslmll,
T. Y FlsleG u JldilA W q Andnx,
VIM fanIaH, Madam ~ 4 fauaguff1
ehild aHd mnHal W Budio and nite,
q II SHILLING and Htc, Nm lGuulL
ltF y GnWUo, 7 Il Nwdlg, 4 LyuHs,
NaJpt tnpam Niss n Bdly, $40 u
u fislior Itay " klfIy,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-10
F0REIlA VESSELS IN pDaI.

II !. NJ \ Nymphe, Turner, from cruise
y ~ MollWh, shepard, from u cruise
selIr Rose Hpnrha, Bl0ndt from South
Sen Islands
Am bllue mary WlnaelnaD, Nilsson,
from Nm Francisco
An bkhe Bkaglt, Robinson, from P0got
Sound
y y Flagship Charles u, near-Adniml
brown, from F0U francisco
Bk W0gllalIra, l'ofbaet, from Sydney,
NBW
~ biz Charlotte, B0IHdGrf from Liver
Nm bbine Planter, bow, from Aan Fruhs
Amttlne y N Caste,IIlbbnrd, from snn
Francisco
Bh NifbOIAs, 1hHyer, from San Fam
Am bhtDe W II DlmoHd Drew, from
SIN Ifnhuise0
Nm selr IaInpa, smith, from Puget
Sound
Hay bk Andrew WeleL, Morrison, from
NeWeastIe, N y w
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-10
EUnLIGN VESSELS EXPECTED.

Bklne J0bn Smith Tor ll0nolal0 n
Bk Andrew Weleli Tor Honolulu
ijt Isle " gtiD for Honolulu D
BA Jean Pierre for Honolulu IN
liaW bk Mauna An for honolulu 4
i5ghr Exporter for Honolulu
Belf lIafyesifff0r Honolulu 4
n y IenlaHdia, OttefehdOtD, from snH
Francisco
Nm selIr itober Sudden from sydney,
for RabHlId
Nm aehr Vim iteDtgH from sydney for
kaIHIM
Am seir Anna from Ban francisco for
kHllilH
Am bg john u bpreekels from Hab Fran-
eiAH0
Am bE n y Thompson, for Rabmm
from NahaiiGO, die jim LIT.
Am selr Vine, Burns, from san Franz
CISCO
Am sgp Golden Shower from sydney,
NBW
Am w llesper from Newcastle, N y w
Am bk HgnDiGa from Sydney, n Il w
Bh u u WhilhGre, Ward, from New
ehstle, due Jan II, 1891
B6 tifeslire, JH0 Haid, from liverpool
sailed cpl w, doc feb ibz2s, 1891
IN y y Alien from san FfaHeisG1
BkiGe tHeIia from P0H GIakGy
" bk EaHiWg0 from New YORK, suited
Hepl ~, tlae feb 2Gs2B
Der bk II IlaGkteld from liverpool
N1rbA Viyax from New YORK, suited
Oel IL, due MIR l5sBt, 1891
snip NeiiGu from PORT jlakely
Nm bkibe KliEiiht from PORT Townsend
Am bHt geo II DGGglas from Bah Franz
pikfU
y n MGhGWai from sah fmGeiseG
Am bhtne discovery from BaH FfHBoisoG
Nm bh Forest Queen from BaH francisco
Nm i6fH q ifOfd from Bnn FfahgisfO
for MahHkGHa
Bk CHlH0 from iiyefpoGi
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-10
POLICE COURT.
,IlnEanAY. nh. Il

1uEsDAY, Feb, ~,
Nine fines N ~ md one NJ ~
were imposed f0g drunkenness
LGm Cll6y appeared md asked fJf
discharge Under see, w ClgiI C0dn,
aud II Appearing W Jasliees Foster
aud WileGH that be wa sentenced nv
The Supreme Court % Ja0 ~, $3.50,
~ pny 1900 GDp md has been IN.
prjsgDed fGf 0Ge year, a1d Ina 10
property, be- waa rolnaaad from fr
tbef imprisonment,
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DEPARTURES.

TVN r.
4 y Australia, loud cite, for sun truna
olRou Vt n N
Atm klnuU for Maui and Hawaii at
7 N
Htmr OMUdIuo for Maui NJ 3 pm
Atmr MlkNhoN for kNUNl 1T bpm
Atnr WnIuluNlo for llNnNkUl NJ loan
Suhr l,lholhu tor kulonn ~ N
Am hklne AkNglt Robinson, for san
Sun Francisco via (uhulul
NImr MOk0lll tor MoI0knl NJ . pm
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SUPREME COURT.
TCEsDAY, FEB. 10,
EkEOIlE Ll-DIL. q. /.

IN re estate " Daytd Maaat1,
Petition 0f VIZ, q, Smith, ndmps.
trat0r, f0r approval Of accounts and
discharge. The Court orders tbe
account approved mi administrator
digeharged The aoo1ubt gn0ws res
eeipts u S2lD,1l, proceeds 0f auction
sale Gf effects VI the deceased, md
expenditures " s22I02, A position
Il pending 10 sol rcaI estntG.
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HEEOIiE MIGlLLY. 1,

Kabca1a (k) w. NaIimu (w)
Ejeetme6L Motion by defendant
for Hew trial The Court Gles u de.
eisl0D denying the motion ~ dismiss
tbe application for new 1riaI, md
orders tIlat tbe PARTIES viii be beard
Oh tbG meritsJf tbe principal motion,
The plaiDtin bad c0Dte6dGd fbat tbe
defendant WIS required 10 give D
bond tbat she should not dIspoge If
a0y reaI estate N question before
being qualified 10 move for new
tda, W. &. Aed Tor plaintiff 4,
Rosa for dafenda1L
IN tie similar ense VI Rankin W,
j. NJ M0Dsarmt, 4 lihe decision Is
given, w. &, Achi, KnbGghn0o and
Johnson for plaintiff A. It0sa Tor
defendant,
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1lg rain holds out.
The Bush contempt case viii como
Up NJ ~ O'Clock tomorrow.
TIM AHsimIIn'B mail hence eoaRlsI.
cd Of 3677 Iottors md w pappm
1Hf Gnde MuicnI Club will not moot
tonight on neGvunt ol the unIayorNblp
weather,
A NOTICE 10 tho Fire Department
regarding the royal funeral appears
elsewhere,
I'nE oahu RaiIway " Land Go, have
ni0dg u special arrangement III trains
10 alil tho Kings funeral % Sunday.
Mr. FHEDEIo AUauHE BONEr haf
been appointed IJHwaiinn Consul VI
PNpcete, Tahiti, vice Nj j, r. COgncl,
f9iRHed,
Mn PEnuB ions NNEH BOnWtrAE
bas boon appointed iIawuiim Consul
NJ Dordreeht, IloIinnd, vice j, r. van
der Mado doeeasmn
THE meeting n tho HnilorE Home
8oeoty, 10 decide On the pln0s, VIII
be nold at tho room II tho Cbambar
u Commerce, NJ lOO'elock l0slnGff0w,
BhHDNAwEn berger hNH e0mpOsnd
1ew march IT, be- called "The KaIa,
kam Funeral Marcb,' which VIII BE-
played Nv the tlheml ~ noXt sGnday,
rs the procession lenyos lIe rnlaco.
1'nEGG was lafgo crowd NJ thc Dc.
parGle u tho A1ttmlia, bat with Cbn
dampness and Wiill0HC tle band 1ila
wpHe wa unusually duh Ike Weir
tllo p0giiist bad lhc liOn'H tIate 81
lop-~in fhct, allnoH q knOekdOwu
Ioad u IlOraI ltOpbieA
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YEAslLS ltAylNa I0.MORnQW.

Almr IluWnll for II0nOmu aud llaknluu
Almr l4lkollkp for l'nalllHu aud lNUpHa
h0oh0o NJ IN
Am hklno May WInkcmon, NlAscn,
for sun Francisco
Ahlu i q Porter, for Sun Francisco
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gAnCOla From ISLAND pORTs.

AIml M0kolIl 80 bugs sUgar, 100 sheep,
horse, u plgt0nd lou freight,
HGlp Moi Wnhlno $40 bugs sugar nnd
Hi0 hnga pnddy,
kIml kllulln IlOUa 5000 bng4 EUgnl',
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ARRIVALS

Aml M0k0lll from M0lOkl
Ntmr kllNlluN llOu from llNnnkln
Nohr NOlWNhlne from kNUOl
llW hk Andrew Welph, Morrison, from
Newcastle, n \ W