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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-06-03
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.


From Maui and Hawaii. per stmr Kinau.
June 2-Hon o Carter. W NJ Stroud. II
< Robertson, q u Walton. wife aud child,
Geo j McCarty. Mrs Mary ciem,on, j
Chalmers, airs c Gertz and child, J E
Renton, wife and 2 children, Miss kealo
Humphreys, II Coney, q Paakiki. Mrs
w Moyle and daughter. Mrs Z z Kemp
ster and eaIid, 4 Mcguire, Miss Q L
Turner, Thos Kinds, h Zerbe, kimo
fPakeI, Geo Camptou, A spencer, Geo
Bond, Miss Alice Weight, Geo Irvine, Mrs
G. Wilcox and 4 children Levi l kaiama
ID TregIoan. VI Monsarrat, Reys & z
kuia, VI 0kAbe, Z h Baptist, ) l. Desna,
@ NawahIne, w kekuewa, ; kaholo-
kr,S Kali and J kaIlno Miss 81 & Wilder.
Miss B Musgrove, d Gunn, wife, child and
servant, and II deck passengers.
DEPARTURES.
For Kauai, per ssmr Waialeale. June p
E NJ Walsh, Mrs Carroll All Tim and
wife. J Marmont, Mr. Spotier and 20 on
deck
FOR Maui and Hawaii, per stmr w G
Hall, June z-r cUiima, All Long, Mr.
Banker, Miss Greenwich, Miss Arthea
Jones, Miss B Maize NowIein, Mrs Sam
N0wteIn, and 43 deck passengers
For san Francisco, per o ) ) Australia
June 2-r. w Fuller, Mrs Zeigier, j Z Ken
ton, wife and 2 children, Mrs q T. hemp
ster and child, Mrs Thompson, Mrs w
Winter and child, w Preston, Geo Win
ter, b Z bagley, III Morrison Aori. I J
Cummins. J \ NalIIngford, J b Tanner,
W RACER, wife and child, w Z Watt, Mrs
Armstrong, Mrs W Pratt, C VI Walton
and wife, Mrs K Fl Owen. Mrs WA Cogs-
well, 2 Peck, Miss NJ z Rose, Mrs Ii Il
WIehman, Luigi Rafferto. John Lancers,
wife and child, Miss II L shaw, DR. Nor
ton, Miss Wilder, Miss Mitchell, q z Hart
and wife. Mrs w Work, Mrs f Low
reg aud children, Henry Z Wempler
Peter Demott, Miss ) Perkins, Miss q
Cornwall, w schmidt. w McCandiess, q
, harris and wife, and 35 In the Storage.
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The Post Office despatched per
steamer Australia, June I'd, 5,206
letters and 1895 papers.
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NOTICE.

HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT |
l. will not be responsible in any way Tor
contracts. purchases or obligations without
my written order. ,,.r
J. /. DOWSETT.
UonnIulu Nav % 1891 277S-lw
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The kerosene still lasts to keep up
the blaze at the ruins of the ware
house.
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y A tramcar ran off the rails yester-
day afternoon on the Waikiki line at
the switch just on the town side of
the Bishop property. The car was
completely upset, but the passengers
were not seriously injured; one lady
complained of sprained ankle. It
Is supposed that the car wheels were
defective.
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The iron tug Alice is offered fol
sale at Hilo, Hawaii.
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Tomorrow will be busy steamer
day; a steamer from each way is ex-
pectad.
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Three watches of four fire police
each kept u lookout at the fire last
night.
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Mr.. j. n. Wright is importing
thirty head of mules by the Castle,
due here June 10th.
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Few people assembled at the
wharf yesterday to see the AustIa ALA
leave, the fire being a greater attrac-
ton.
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The cook of the S. G. Allen, charg-
ed with having opium in unlawful
possession, was up for trial Monday,
and convicted OF the charge The
sentence has not been made vet.
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KOhala Seminary.

nm ACCOUNT OF THE PREVALENCE
" OF La Grippe in the Rohala Seminary
there will be no closing exercises.
1878 1872 g. l.. TURNER.
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The Hawaiian Evangelical Asso
citation is holding their annual
meeting in this city at Kaumakapili
Church.
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4 Judge Kama, of Waianae is suffer
ing from an attack of grip.
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The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Honolulu Dairy Co.
will be held at James I. Dowsett's
Office on Queen street at II An.
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Report comes from Maui of a
" set-to Of tisticuffs the other day
between a member of the Ministry
and judge at Waikiki. :
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From the time the fire broke out
at the kerosene warehouse till late
last night continuous throng kept
going and coming.
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DIED.

SHAW-At Mana, Honolulu, June LIST,
Patric Kahoiwai, beloved son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. n. Shaw, of grippe, aged 4
years 10 months and 10 days.
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NOTICE.

" Office Hours will be rom 8 to IL A. NJ,
Ito Pm; Sundays: y to IL A. NJ. to
7.gDym 2727-U
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New goods are constantly being
received by MIR. n. Sachs. He has
some fine busters for ladies, chill
dren's hats, ETC., just opened.
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Mem advertisements.
Corporation Meeting.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il Stockholders Of the Honolulu Dairy
Co., ODD }. will be he'd at the office of las
/. Dowsett on Queen street, in Honolulu
THIS DAY, june g. 1901 at II O'Clock A.
NJ j. ALFRED MAGOON,
N5I-It Secretary.
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German
Syrup"
For hrOat andLunps

81 have been ill for
Hemorrhage about five years,
"have had the best
rive Years. medical advice,
land Itook the first
dose in some doubt. This result
ed in a few hours easy sleep. There
was further hemorrhage tillnex
day, when had slight attack
which stopped almost immediate
sly. BY the third day all trace of
" blood had disappeared and / had
recovered much strength. The
fourth day l sat up in bed and ate
my dinner, the first solid food for
two months. Since that time I
have gradually gotten better and
am now able to move about the
house. My death was daily ex-
"pected and my recovery has been
" a great surprise to my friends and
" the doctor. There can be no doubt
"about the effect of German Syrup,
"as had an attack just previous to
" its use. The only relief was after
" the first dose" J.R. LoUGHHRAD,
Adelaide, Australia. q
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Court Diary-Wednesday, June
In re guardianship, Hall, minor.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

Ladies Mohair busters just the
SkE7 thing for this weather, at y. s.
SACHS STORE, No. 10i Fort
STREET.
Children's Muslin Hats, and
A - silk Shined Hats, just new at
SACHS STORE No. l0i FogT
STREET.
New Veihngs, in black, white
IN q and colored, at SACHS STORE
No. 104 FoET STREET.
Z7S1-3t
To those who need pleasant Tonic
for any kind of debility, We can recon-
mend Clements as the best. For sale
by HoLLIsTER Il Co.
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WANTED.

4 PERMANENT SITUATION BY A
"A young Japanese, in store or an Office !;
is a man of clean, reliable and strictly tenn
perate habits; well versed in English /;
wages moderate. Address K. F., at this
Office. or ring up Mutual Telephone No.
574 2777-6t<
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Mrs. Nj. Dickson has card of
thanks elsewhere.
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WANTED

A NURSE GIRL. INQUIRE OF w.
n .. Atwater, Honolulu Iron Works.
277o-3t
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FOR SALE.

LARGE WATCH DOG.
I The dog can be seen at the Ha-
E.&<~S waiian Hotel Stables. 2779-3t
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FOR SALE.
Final Notice.

THE DEBTORS TO THE ESTATE OF
L w. b. Luce are hereby notified thai. if
the amounts due by them are not paid be-
fore the 10Th da, of June next, at the Office
of Frank Brown, 20 Merchant street steps
will be taken in the Police Court for the
collection of the same without further
uotice. J. +. HACKFELD,
JULIUS HOTING.
HERM FOCKE,
Asstgnees OF the Estate Of w. s. Luce.
Nav o. 1891. Z1I7-lOt
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LOST.

A BUNCH OF KEYS, BETWEEN
n Kapiolani Park and Thomas Square.
Return to Advertiser Office and receive a
suitable reward. 2779-tf
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rU-hs ADrERTIsER In the Leading
j WaiIy Paper OF the Islands.
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NOTICE.

A LII ACCOUNTS DUE THE WOOD.
u lawn Dairy and Stock Company Of
more than sixty days standing. II not set
tied on or before the 10Th day of june. 1891, ,
will he placed in the hands Of Collector
All customers who fiil to pay their bills
within sixty days after the bills have been
presented will he liable to have their milk
stopped without further notice.
WOODLANDS DAIRY e. STOCK co.
2775-2w FR.SK PARKER. Manager.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

A horse for sale.
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THE ADVERTISER IL the Paper for
4 All classes; soc. per month.
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TO LET.

~ PREMISES AT KAPALAMA,
c.4 entrance, Austin Lane" Large
80 House, together with Out-houses.
and Stables. Apply to
2777-Iw JOHN F. COLBURN.
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LOST.

THURSDAY NIGHT, IN OR FROM
i the O'Clock Beretania street car from
town, a Silver Bonbonniere Box initiated
1. L. B." Finder please leave at this Of
flee. 27S0-tf
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New advertisements.
FOR SALE.

A SOUND AND GENTLE
IN Family Horse for sale cheap.
NM Apply of E. G. ,SCHUMAN,
27Sl-1w Hotel st. near Fort
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Tug For Sale.

Ao> THE IRON TUG ALICE
,4H4N of Hilo, is offered for sale
(kk cheap. She is IN good order,
and will be delivered in Ho-
nolulu if necessary. Any one wanting
information, inquire at the
VOLCANO STABLES,
27S1-1m Hilo, Hawaii
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-06

Enthusiastic Meeting Last Evening in the
Y. VI. {. a. Parlors.

A meeting which lasted almost four hours
was held in the paror Of the Yeung Mems
Christian Association last evening, and its re-
suit was the formation Of boat club under
the auspices of that organization.
The parlOr had been gaily decorated with
flags and pictures representing all sorts OF
ships. and quite a number of young men were
III attendance.
The board of directors of the Association
was represented 10y Messrs. 5. w. Travers,
John Il. West and b. NJ. Quarles. Among
the others present were Mr.. &. McCluer su-
perintendent Of the Telephone Exchange,
and Mr. Ware b. Gay, the owner of Mayo 8
Island.
Mr.. c. w. Travers was in the chair and Mr..
S. Il. Pulliam recorded.
Mr.. Candlish stated on behalf of the
finance committee tina subscriptions 10 the
amount of 1910 had been secured outside OF
the admission fee of fifty members and he
expressed the hope that all the money neces-
sary would be secured
On motion OF Dlr. G. W. Morris the finance
committee was increased by several volunteer
solicitors.
Mr. Ware b. Gay who was present on invi-
tation. stated that he was deeply interested in
the matter, and declared his willingness to
lend the club helping hand as soon as its
project would have taken a more definite
shape.
Mr.. James Gordon called attention to the
fact that business men occasionally objected
10 give a contribution towards the boat club
by saying that the young men should pay tor
their fun
He wanted it understood that they were
very willing to do 50 as far as they were able
10 do it with their limited means.
While they were willing and able 20 support
a boat club when properly organized, they
would have to look to the chartably disposed
citizens for the furnishing of the means to-
wards the erection of bOat-hOuse
Several suggestions were made by Mr.. Gay
and others IN regard 10 the construction OF
the boat-hOuse.
Ii was finally decided to have committee
Of three appointed that, in addition to the
original ways and means committee should
consider the whole subject and report some
recommendations at the next meeting.
The chair appointed as members of the
new committee Messrs. Gordon, Grainer and
Dawson.
The committee on ways and means pre-
sented draft of constitution and bylaws
which WAS adopted as a whole after consider
able discussion.
On motion Of Mr.. McCluer the Chair
appointed n committee of five 10 nominate
officers for the club. 10 be elected at the next
meeting.
The members of the committee are Messers.
McCluer. Judkins. West, Candlish and Nor
us
1t was decided to hold the next meeting of
the club next Tuesday evening; in the mean
time the board Of directors of the Association
will have an opportunity at their meeting
next Thursday evening to rauty the constltu-
ton and bylaws OF the club.
The boat club has already fifty members
and quite a number of additions are expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-06

She, with the Marine Band, Receives an
Ovation at Washington.

Ovation at Washington.
Miss Marie Decca, who has been storming
the principal cities of the West with the
Washington Marine Band, returned to that
city few days since and on Monday evening
last the band and herself gave q concert TO a
packed theatre.
The Post. speaking OF the event. refers as
follows 10 Miss Decca:
NO small share of this enthusiasm was ac-
corded Miss Marie Decca. when, IN accord
ance with the arrangement of the programme,
she came on the stage to sing the fifth num-
ber the grand aria. "Perle du Brezil,' with
flute obligato by Mr.. Henry Jaeger.
Miss Deccas appearance was characterized
by perfect compOsure and ease of bearing,
which at once placed her in accord with her
audience.
Never before did she appear to better adj
vantage. and the pleasant greeting was ac-
knOwledged by her IN a courteous manner
through which her gratfca ton at the tribute
to her merit was very evident.
Her beautiful rendering of the 'Swanee
River displayed dramatic qualities of a high
order, and some of the ties were delivered
with q sympathetic intensity suggestive Of
tears. Miss Decca's work in this concert was
n pronounced triumph, and she merited the
unstinted measure of approval which 1t re-
ceived.
Miss Decca's gown of white faille. with
front draperes of met embroidered in seed
pearls. was very becoming, the tall fine-look-
ing figure showing TO great advantage in the
well-htting N-neck bodice finished with a fall
of white chiffon.
A rope of pearls, loosely tied about the
waist. depended down the front of the gown,
while il the hair was an aigrette of diamonds.
another cluster of diamonds ornamenting the
corsaee on the left side.
Long white gloves of undressed kid COM
pleted the costume"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-06
Music Festival.

The first regular rehearsal of the festival
chorus was held last evening at the lecture
room of Grace church.
Ninety singers were present and the chorus
work is fully prepared the remaining re-
hearsals at the Academy being mainly to ar
range the stage and become accustomed 10
the orchestral accompaniment.
The number of visitors at the rehearsal last
evening was quite large, including several
musicians. who were enthusiastic in their
praises of the excellent quality and balance of
one: the firm. confident attack. and the gen
eral precision both as regards accuracy of
pitch and rhythm.
The chorus numbers trihe over 100, and
their performance of the ''Stabat Mater" and
Fair Ellen" will be surprise to those who
have not heard the rehearsals.
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Personal and General.

There will be services ut Monumental
church O.morow-AScension Day-at II
o'clock.
Mr.. George S. McAlpin. of Savannah, Ga.
is in the city. He contemplates going into
business here.
The contest for the readers medal will be
held this afternoon in the College chapel, be-
ginning at 4:S0 o'clock
Mr.. Charles w. Dunstan left yesterday even
ing for Norfolk, 10 attend United States Court
in the capacity OF grand Juror.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
william Moon and Victoria Pollard. William
Robinson and Rosa Frayser Call colored).
Miss Mary Virginia Sparks and Mr.. r..
Franklin Yarbrough will be married at 6
o'clock on May 18th in Clay-street Methodist
church.
Messrs. John Q. Lowell, United States
navy; Robert Archer and Lewis Lightfoot
have returned after delightful stay at Old
Point. While there they witnessed the evo-
lutions of the white squadron.
On the 18th of May there will be an excur-
sion 10 Williamsburg under the auspices OF
the ladies of the Monumental church, and as
the round-trip ticket, good until the 18th, Is
only $3.50, just half the usual rates. the ladies
hope to carry down large crowd with them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-06

A. w. CARRIER. Major william r. wickham.
Judge b. A. Hancock Major Z. r.. ID. Myers.
Colonel Thomas Whitehead Commissioner
of agriculture: Howard Swinsford. II. 9.
Chember!in. Walter Grant, Milton Cayce, X.
Il. Chaffin. Captain +. Guy, Colonel Ran
dolph Harrison. II. Walters T. NJ. Causey,
Evan II. Cnesternan and TIMES reporter.
In tho Courts.
Circuit C,u,t.-Suits instituted: National
Bank of Virginia against II. w. and l.. u.
BOuldiu, s65l.3J.
Allen Holmes and others against r. G.
Tinsley. unlawful detainer for 3iA feet on
north side of Jackson street between
Clarke and ~. James.
Same against Joseph Heeke, unlawful de-
tainer for "a feet on west side of st. John
street between Charity and Federal.
Chdncoy Court. Judge Leake was too un-
we'll TO preside yesterday. Judge Witt opened
the court aud adjourned il until today No
business was transacted.
Hastings Coipf.-Cases brought in by indct
ments of the grand jury were set for trial yes
terday. No cases were tried.
Judge Witt. of the Hastings Court. to-day
granted charter to the Mayo Bridge and
Land Company
The objects are TO purchase Mayos bridge
aud all It's appurtenances, with the islands in
the James river. heretofore sold with the
bridge To purchase lease and erect other
bridges over the James river or elsewhere: 10
purchase. sell, mortgage and improve real
estate; TO build and operate mills, factories,
and to conduct all steam, electrical or other
plants and appliances for power for the said
company or tor hire or sale: 10 utilize the
water-pOwer on the company's property or
TO rent or lease the same.
The chief business is 10 he the conducting
of Mayo's bridge as a toll bridge and the pur-
chase and sale of real estate.
The capital stock is 10 be not less than
100000 nor more than 1000. The officers
are Ware b. Gay. president. Boston: 4. H.
Gay, secretary and treasurer. Richmond
Directors. the above and b. Lorraine. W. W.
Palmer and James H. Barton.
Judge Witt also granted a charter TO the
Richmond Hydro-Carbon Heater Company.
The object is to manufacture and sell heaters
and heating apparatus, especially by use of
hydro carbon gas
The chief business will be the manufacture
and sale of the Abbott Hydro-C Carbon heater.
The capital stock is TO be not less thar $4,000
nor more than 100000
The directors are III. w. Flournoy (presi-
dent. Charles T.. Wingo. L. w Burwell.
William Ryan, Clay Drewry, William Loyen-
stein, James G. Lamb, NJ. A. Winter, Of Rich
mond and w. VI. Abbott. of Boston.
Police Co,vt.-Bettie Branch (colored) was
arraigned yesterday on the charge of being
disorderly on the street. She was fined $3.50
and cost.
f. W. Bradley. George Anthony, Rosa
Thompson (colored), and Ella w. Brown (col
ored had to pay fine of 80 each aud cost foi
being drunk.
William Christian (colored) was fined s22
and cost for being drunk aud carrying
pistol
Eddie Coles (colored) was fined IS and cost
for being disorderly on the street
VI. f. Anderson had to pay SO fine for fast
driving over the Free bridge.
Ed Hobeck was fined $3.50 and cost for
throwing a stone at the child of James Pagan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-06
FLAvORISG Mills BURNED.
James ID. Patton & Co.'s Establishment De-
atroyed.

About o'clock yesterday morning fire
broke out in the tobacco favoring mills of
James ID. Patton & Co., on Tobacco alley, be-
tween Governor and Fourteenth street
IL was one of the best equipped and stocked
establishments south Of New York. and its
machinery. fixtures. and stock are total loss.
The origin Of the fire. like that of Sunday
evening. is unknown.
There was no fire left on the premises the
previous night. and the owners think that it
was the work of an incendary.
The building. which is owned by Mr.. John
Tyler. is badly burned. but fully insured.
Mr.. Carter b. Neal the manager of the
favoring mills. did not know of the fire until
he came down town at 1880 O'Clock yesterday
morning to open the office. He will arrange
TO resume business as soon as possible.
There was good deal of excitement in the
several stables in the neghborhoOd. but all
the horses were removed to places of safety.
However. the firemen succeeded in contin-
ing the fire to the building where it originated.
The insurance on the contents of the mills,
which covers the loss. is as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-06

The Blues bazaar was again very well
and the several booths did very good bust
ness. and considerable amount of money
was realized.
The musical part Of the entertainment was
furnished by iuartette consisting of Captain
Cunningham and Watkins, and Messrs.
Lehman and Galpin, while Mr.. Leftwich
sang several solos.
Company f. of the First regiment, WAS in at
tendance. in command of Captain George
Wayne Anderson.
This evening the entertainment will begin
at Sl5. when Judge Farrar will deliver short
lecture. Company b. of the First regiment,
will be present. and the Gersangverein Viz
ginia will entertain the crowd with number
of their vocal selections.