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A NEW, NEAT, RESPECTABLE
IA and comfortable Residence on Nuu-
anu Avenue, nearly opposite the Resi-.
dence of the u. s. Minister, built
expressly for convenience and comfort,
with Hall, transoms to inner doors, con-
tanning: Front Parlor, Bed Rooms,
l Sitting Room, Dining Hoom, Bath
Room, Pantry and Kitchen also Ser
wants Room outside.
1.-TWO NEW COTTAGES OFF BE-
Il retania or Alakea Street, adjoining
the Hawaiian Hotel.
A COTTAGE ON SCHOOL STREET,
n Eva side of Nuuanu Avenue. Rent
Cheap.
A COTTAGE ON KUKUI STREET,
"A second house from Nuuanu Avenue.
ra-~-oa-r
tn HREE NEW COTTAGES AT
Il Waikiki. Furnished. Rent by the
month, or for the season.
R Apply to
-. T. & H. WAREHOUSE,
3022-1w Queen Street.
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NOTICE.

Il CUT Judge, Third Judicial Circuit. will
hold Court as follows:
At the Court House. Waiohinu, Kau, Saturday.
March Goth, 1892. at 10 A. M.
At the Court House, Uookcna, s. Kona, April
list and 2nd, 1892. at 10A NJ.
At the Court House, Kaiua, n. Kona, April
8, {, g. 1892, at 10 A. NJ.
At the Court House, N. Kohala, April IA. Is, lG,
1892, at 10 A. NJ,
at the Court House, Waimea. s. Kohala, April
10, 1892, at 10 A. N.
At the Court House, Honokaa, Hamakua, April
%, %, 1892, at 10 A. NJ.
$. L, AUSTIN, Circuit Judge.
Hio, Feb. 10, 1892 14l5-o
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A SPILLNER,

DERET MA STREET NEXT DOOR
ID to the Hawaiian Hotel Alters ami
mails under guarantee; will vi it Ranches
on the Islands. Refers to Lihu- Plan
tation. 3002-1mt
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In bill for separation by wife against
her bus nd, after consideration of =
evidenC he Court granted the sepnr'
ton an, awarded the custody of ID }
children t. the respondent.
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WILLIAM III. APPLETON,
WALTER H. LEWIS,
Fl. G. MORTIMER,
G. G. BALDWIN,
WILLIAM H. BEERS,
RICHARD MUSER,
WILLIAM A. BOOTH,
EDMOND D. RANDOLF,
w. F. BUCKLEY,
JOHN n
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A Few Hints to Bicycle Purchasers.

Before buying bicycle and hard Hawaiian dollars
and consider
bicycles foreign
there the market
reputation o
Consider how essential that bicycle should be made of the best steel
together long life n running
Consider all these points,
Wheel taking advice friend possibly
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satisfaction
then bicycle that doubts then
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the leading wheel.
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leading
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second-You the pretiest
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Trespass Notice.

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOR
IA hidden to go on the lands of Waiakea-
kua and those adjoining and lying between
the property of Hon. G. P. Iaukea at
Hahoiwai and the land of Waaloa granted
to +. II. Rogers IN Manoa Valley, Oahu,
without the written permission of the
undersigned, otherwise action will be
taken for trespass.
J. HI. BOYD.
Honolulu, March 7, 1892. 3Ol5-1m*
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In the supreme Court of the Ha-
waiian Islands.
In BancO.
Special Term.
DECEMBER 81, 1891.
Mary Switzerland, VS.. James
Switzerland.
JUDD, CT; M'CULLY AND DOLE, il.
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J. r. MARMONT,
Boilers Inspected, Tested and Repaired

WILL GIVE ESTIMATES FOR NEW
Boilers, Tanks, Pipes, Smoke-stacks,
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work. Boilers repaired at liberal rates.
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JOHN A. MCCALL, President.

HENRY TUCK, vice-President
ARCHIBALD II. WEIGH, I'd VicePresident
GEORGE w. PERKINS, Sd Vice President.
RUFUS W. WEEKS, Actuary
A. HUNTINGTON, NJ. D.. Medical Director
CHARLES G. WHITNEY, Secretary.
HORACE c. RICHARDSON, Assistant Actuary
EDMUND C. STANTON Cashier
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rRU 8 TEES:

JOHN CLAIM,
VIM. L. STRONG,
HENRY TUCK,
CHARLES S. FAIRCHILD,
EDWARD N. GIBBS,
A. FL. WEIGH,
w. B. HORNBLOWER,
WIN. C. WHITNEY,
WOODBURY. LANGDON,
STEARNS.
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James
BloEERroN, j., DISSENTING.

JUDD, c. J.; M'cULLY AND DOLE, il.
Evening journal., 1892-11-09
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Majority for Harrison and Reid I'm
tho state WIN BE in the Neigh
borhood of "a. 900

PENNSYLVANIA The Philadelphia
Press says;
Pennsylvania has gone for Harrison and
Reid. The returns indicate that his ma
!ority viii not be less than 10000. aud more
complete reports may carry il to a figure
tomewhat larger The Republican state
ticket, including John Dean. for justice OF
the supreme court, and William Lilly aud
Alexander Mcdowell, for congressmen at
large. has received about the same ma
jority. although there are sections whore
Judge Dean has run considerably ahead OF
his ticket
An important part Of the Benuif.au
victory in che siale Is tho cl,ct.nu uI tn-a.
ty-one Republican conere...ncn uuf 0f n
total or thirty. In the pr, emit Aou els
Democrats have eleven members lum
Pennsylvania. The legislature is a.~a
strongly Republican, the majority on joint
ballot promising from the returns 80 far
received to range from eighty-fvc TO ninety.
The vote in most quarters has been pretty
full one, and the experience with the now
ballot system appears to have been without
serious difficulty.
IL is impossible at this hour 20 make any
calculation as so the extent az the vote cast
for any of the outside party organizations
although there wele three electoral tickets
in the field besides the Republican and
Democratic nominations pronibidon.
Peoples and Socialistic Labor.
Evening journal., 1892-11-09

Twenty NJ. Curtis. Rep.
Twenty-third-John NJ Viewer, Rep
Twenty y-fourth-Charles A. Chickering,
Rep.
Twenty S. Sherman. Rep.
Twenty y-sixth-George w. Ray, Rep.
Twenty J. Belden, Rep
Twenty-eighth--Sereno f. Payne, Rep.
Twenty-ninth-Charles w. Gillett, Rep.
1'hirteth-James w. wadsworth, Rep.
Thirty-frst-J. Van Voorhis, Rep.
Thirty y-second-Daniel n. Lockwood,
rtsm.
Thirty Charles Daniels, Rep.
Thirty-fourth--W B. Hooker, Rep.
Horatio s. Sanford is elected mayor Of
long Island City. He defeated Patrick
Gleason, the present incumbent, by about
100 plurality.
New York state is Democratic by not
less than $4,000, and has elected Demo
cratic assembly.
New Jersey has probably gone for Cleve-
land by from 5000 TO 5000 but Kean, Rep,
claims his election rs governor.
The following table shows the pluralities
bV counties.
Evening journal., 1892-11-09
CONNECTICUT.
The Democrats Claim tine state by About
1,OOO Pluraiity-Thcre win BE No
Election Of state Officers.


CONNECTICUT.-Th state has gone
,sr Cleveland. In half the state Cleveland
runs 155 ahead of 1855 This does not in
clude the cities. The vote in these towns
stands: Harrison, q 757 Cleveland. 20,0L
In 1883 the vote was Harrison, 81 ,6j5; Cleye.
land, l9lG5.
One hundred and one towns give Cleve.
land 3,OT Harrison, 3l,7l3. This shows
a Democratic gain over 1sss Of 1,472 The
Democrats claim the state for Cleveland by
about 1000 majority There will be no
election Of state officers by the people The
legislature viii probably be Republican.
New Haven gives Democratic majority
of 2,6ss The vote polled is so per cent. Of
the total voting list OF q 900 throughout
the state Mr.. Morris, the Democratic
candidate for governor, is running ahead
of Cleveland, while Merwin appears TO be
running behind his ticket
The city of Waterbury gives about 1,OOo
Democratic majority. Bridgeport is Dem.
ocratic by about 900 majority. The town
of Haddam shows gain Of one Democratic
representative
The following congressman appear to be
elected: First district, Lewis Sperry, Dem.
Second district, j. P Piggott, Dem; Third
district, Charles A. Russell, Rep; Fourth
district, Robert r. De Forest. Dem.
Complete returns from the state, gath.
cred by the Southern New England 'rele.
phone company, give Cleveland $3.50 plu-
rality and Morris, Democratic candidate
FOR governor, ,469 majority.
Evening journal., 1892-11-09
NEW YORK.
The Indications Are That Cleveland Has
Carried the State by About
10000 Plurality.

10000 Plurality.
NEW YORK The indications are that
Cleveland has carried the state by about
10000 plurality, that the assembly will
consist of Il Democrats and 81 Republi-
cans.
The weather was perfect in all parts of
the state. In some Of the northern coun
ties the roads were very muddy, and that
may have affected the voting
Whatever the cause the total vote in the
country districts fell much below the vote
of 1883, but two Republicans stayed at
home 20 one Democrat, so that the Cleve-
land majority increased in nearly every
par1 of the state
There are many surprises, but the great
est Of all is in Chemung county, Senator
David B. Hills home, where n Democratic
majority of $40 in 1883 is now a Republican
majority OF 800 or a total Democratic loss
of SO. Dr. r. p. Bush, the speaker Of the
present assembly who represented the
county seven years, is defeated.
Most Of this loss is in the city of Elmira.
which gives 2S5 majority for Harrison
against BOZ for Cleveland in lSSS.
Albany county did as bad. The majority
for Cleveland there is only 500, while in
1883 it was 1910. Albany sent three Demo
next il will have but one, a clear loss of
two seats. For months past there the
Democrats have been quarreling, and in
spite of all efforts to restore peace the fight
was carried to tile polls
Tammany Han made clean sweep.
Gilroy was elected mayor over Einstein by
vote of li350s to 97O47 Cleveland had a
majority of 74.I93 in the city New York
city with Richmond and WpstcnQstt.r roun-
ties sends solid Democratic dele.ation of
ten representatives to congress
Kings county gave Cleveland plurality
of 29, l0O, and cast 1880 votes for Weaver,
and l59S for Bidwell Three Democratic
congressman We're elected
The following appear to be the congress
men elected from the entire etate:
first-James w. Covert, Dem
Second-John W. Clancy, Dem.
Third-Josepn c. Hendrix, Dem.
FOurth-W Eliam j. CoomOs, Dem.
Fiith-John II. Graham, Dem.
SiXth-Thomas H. Mdgner, Dem.
Seyenth-Fanklin Bartlett Dem.
Eighth-Edward j. Dunphy, Dem.
Ninth-lmothy j. Campbell, Dem.
Tenth-Daniel r. soSles, Dem.
Eleventh-Amos j. Cummings, Dem.
Vwelfth-W Bourke Cochran, Dem.
Thrteunth-John DEWITT Warner. Dem.
Fourteemth-Joh r. FellD.s, Dom.
Fiiteenth-AsOel p fitcn, Dem.
SiXteenth--Wiihlm Ryan, Dem.
Seventeentn-He Henry ID. Bacon, Dem.
Eighteenth. J.. liefevere, Rep
Nineteenth-C ID. IIaines, Dom.
Twentieth-Charles Tracy, Dem.
Twenty rst-S. J. Scncim. rhorn, Dem
Evening journal., 1892-11-09

Fat is q vulgar word Too much adj.
o sis or obesity sounds better But fat is
paincr You cannot reduce it by violent
sxcrcise. There are tN O kinds Of fats.
The unhealthy adipose tissue, resulting
rom sedeulurv habits or from forcing
he appotue through stimulants or from
impure blood. or it may BE- hereditary
his is the kind that lays The possessot
4b'e to heart else re, upoplcNy, yer
80, .tc.
ihen there is the genuine, healthy, life
wing tissue, the result from regular and
lOderate habits. or if irregular habits,
ne taking regularly and according 20 di-
ctions the famous Carlsbad Sprudtl
Dc. The Salt viii reduce unhealthy
2e and buill ia its place that iirm and
flesh which is the certain sign Of
hctth 10 is virtually iaknl the
treatment in your home Every
tne has IT, The Genuine has
nature Of Eisner q Mendelson
sole Agents, New York" ON the
ln.tpe.
Evening journal., 1892-11-09

le to the precinct and the indications from
these meagre returns are that Harrison has
carried the state by n plurality between
5000 and $4,000 S, NJ. Taylor, Republican
candidate for secretary of state, defeats w
A. Taylor, Democratic candidate, by the
same plurality.
Democratic congressman are elected in
six districts, and the indications are that
the Republicans have elected the fifteen
other members OF the Ohio delegation.
Democratic congressman are elelected as
follows: Third district, Houk; Fourth. lay
ton; Fifth, Donovan; Twelfth. Onthwiste:
Thirteenth, Haire; Seventeenth, Richards
Republican congressman are probably
elected as follows First district, Storer:
Second, Caldwell; Sixth, Hulick; Seventh
Wilson; Eighth, Strong; Ninth, Ashley:
Tenth, Euochs; Eleventh. Grosvenor; Four
ssenth, Il. e. Johnson; Fifteenth, Van Vor-
his; Sixteenth, Norman; Eighteenth, Nor
gan; Nineteenth, Northway; Twentieth
White; Twenty-frst Hoise
The town of Harrison, Whitelaw Reid's
own district, went against him by five. In
1883 it went six in favor Of Harrison.
As the returns came into the national
Democratic headyuarters they were dupli-
Gated by special wire to Mr.. Cleveland at
Returns indicate considerable Republi-
can gains. For example fifty-four pre-
cincts of indianapolis show a gain of All
over the vote of 1890 If this were contin-
ued throughout the state, there would be a
small Republican majority But the Dem
ocrats claim gains in the counties, which,
If cooeot, more than offset the Republican
gains in the capital. Ex-Gov. Gray tele-
graphed the National Democratic commit
tee that Cleveland would have 10000 to
1900 majority.
The Trlbune's Claims.
The Tribune this morning SAYS: The re-
suit of the election is in doubt at midnight
The returns from most of the states are
meagre and insufficient to warrant an alb
solute conclusion though the probabilities
at this hour are that Harrison and Reid
have not obtained majority Of the cleo
toral votes
Connecticut is believed to be Democratic
by plurality of from ] 900 TO 600 on the
presidential ticket with the goveinorship
and legislature in doubt.
Indiana is claimed by both parties by
small majority.
In Illinois the great Democratic majority
in Chicago is claimed to carry in the Cleve-
land electors.
Wisconsin is confidently claimed by the
Republicans by safe plurality, and
Spooner is elected governor
Returns from the far west and north
west are hate and fragmentary, indicating,
however the choice of some Peoples party
electors in several states.
Massachusetts has chosen Harrison
electors and probably a Republican state
ticket, thus displacinR Governor Rus
sell All the rest of New England is Re
publican, with the possible exception of
New Hampshire
Whether or not the solid south has been
broken is still uncertain. The Republicans
claim Delaware by narrow margin and
West Virginia with greater confidence.
IL is possible that the election Of a presi
dent may devolve on the house Of represen
tatives.
Congress is Democratic by large ma
jority.
Evening journal., 1892-11-09
NORTHWEST STATES.
khe Returns Arc Slow in Coming in. and
Late Returns May Change the
Indicated Ersults

IDAlIO.-Id voted for governor. three
presidential electors and one congressman
An unusually heavy vote was pcliel Iuc
polls were open from 8 a. m. until lsp. m.
Ii is impossible TO obtain figures from any
of the eighteen counties. as the count Is
proceeding at a srails pace. Sweet. the
Republican nominee for congress. is un-
doubleday elected nrt t fuceied l.al
Mcconnell, ,he H uiii nom'aec Tor
governor la. tAe he,, cluce lt seems
likely that ,.e N.uel-t lc,eanH electoral
ticket has beea eioo,rd hy yanarrow margin.
CALlfORAlA.-Ihe returns So Tar re-
ceived indicate that Cleveland Is running
ahead in the city. aud Democrats cldm
that he viii carry IL 10y several thousand
The state committee now claims the stnte
win be C. ,se. IN the First congressional
district ("ary, Dem, is probably reelected.
In the sixth district Republicans claim
the election Of Lindley. while the Demo-
Gratis say Cannon, the fusion candidate,
will be elected. Other districts are in
doubt, but three viii probably be Repub-
ican.
Evening journal., 1892-11-09
CLEVELAND
lie. Is Undoubtedly Elected as
the Next President.
A SURPRISE IN ILLINOIS.
The State Has Apparently Gone Over
to the Democracy.

New York state Democratic by About
4o,Ooo-Indiana is Also Claimed by the
Democratic Party--west Virginia and
4u.s~ a.v Seem as Yet TO he in Doubt.
Wisconsin Also in the Democratic Col
umn-The Republicans Make Inroads
on the Democrats Majority in Con-
gress.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.--Grover Cleveland
has once more been elected president of the
United States. According TO the returns
he win receive in the electoral college $50
rotes against ils for President Harrison.
The detailed electoral vote follows;
From the best information obtainable
the following table gives the result in the
various states. Later returns may, of
course, change the result, and this table
also shows the indicated standing of the
Fifty-third congress.
Evening journal., 1892-11-09
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Evening journal., 1892-11-09

Caldwell, the birthplace of Grover Cleve-
land, gave Harrison ls4, Cleveland l54
Fifteen arrests were made i'm Trenton for
bribery at the polls. Among the prisoners
required TO give bail to answer such charges
are Major Michael Hurley, the Democratic
boss of Mercer county; John Webb,
letter carrier, and William II. Sldrm.
son Of the Republican candidate for state
senator in this county.
Mercer county gives Harrison 1900 plu-
rality; kean, Rep, for governor, / 800, and
Gardner Rep, for congress, LOO. Hutch
inson, Rep, is elected to the assembly in
the First Mercer district Sl1irm Rep, for
state senate, carries the county by 800
The New York Tribune correspondent
says that Werts, Democratic candidate for
governor, is probably elected by 3,5O0 and
that Clevelands plurality will be 5,OOO
The following are the congressman elect
ed in New Jersey; First district. Louden-
slayer, Rep; Second district, Gardner,
Rep; Third district, Geissenhimer Dem. +;
Fourth district Cornish, DEM; Fifth dis
trict, Cadmus. Dem; Sixth district Eng
lish, Dem; Seventh district, Fielder, Dem. /:
Eighth district, Dunn, Dem
Evening journal., 1892-11-09
A DREADFUL SCoURGE.
The Case Of Mr.. Palmer-Pneumonia
Carried Him on Suddenly Everyone
should Know the Symptoms and be ON
Cnurn

The Case Of MIR. Halmer-PneumO Onia Ia
Carried Him on suddenIy-Everyo
should Know the Symptoms and be on
Guard.
Mr.. Wilton u. Palmer, of New York city
lett circle o fri nds one afternoon recently
and rec ived their congratulations upon his
bright and Vigorous appearance. That even
ing ne felt Il tickling in hi, throat, q slight
pain ross he chest "a chilly sensation. and
nosirils were inilamed. his throat sore, his
chest panied him, his bones ached and he felt
sore n YER The day 70 owing he was in
b. d, with ply icians shaking their heads, ami
the third day he was dead from pneumon a,
Inch he iM ed 10 take care O in time.
There are ten thousand men and women in
America today in the same condition as Mr.
Palmer when leaving hi- friends but they
do not know il. Tn slightest appearances OF
the symptoms above named should strike
terror 70 anN man or woman. sudden chill
means the beginning ofpneumonia; aches and
toms. IL Is necessary TO bring about reaction
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Evening journal., 1892-11-09

Pennsylvania elected thirty-two presi
DENTAL electors thirty congressman and a
Legislature TO select a United States senator
10 succeed Mr.. Quay. ihe state will give
Harrison more than 5000 majority, Phil
adelphia giving 1000 The legislature viii
be largely Republican.
Evening journal., 1892-11-09

A cold Of u usual -ev' rity developed into a
difficulty de, i'd dly cati rrh 4 in ali its char
acterislics. threatening a return of my oId
chronic malady, catarrh one bottle of Ey's
Cream Balm completely eradicated every
~ niptnm of that painf and prevailing dis
order N. Warner Rochester y. Y.
Wien began using Ely's Cream Balm M,
cHtarrh wa so had had headache the wl % e
lime and di, charged "A large am nt OF filthy
atter hat has almost entirely disappeared
ana have not had headache since j. II.
Sommers, Stephuey, Conn.
Evening journal., 1892-11-09
NEW JERSEY.

The State Casts Its Electoral Vote for
Cleveland by Plurality Exceeding
S,OOO-Werts Elected Governor.
NEW JERSEY. Dispatches from every
county in the state indicate that Cleveland
has plurality exceeding 5000 and that
Werts, Dem, for governor will have plu-
rality Of from 5000 TO 5000. The plurali-
ties by counties are as follows.
The following table shows the pluralities
nv pountipa.
Evening journal., 1892-11-09

Dogs are sensible They never run chances
Of losing steak on the election. Oil ity
Blizzard.
Evening journal., 1892-11-09

ttI G. mura Cd tlerc mralgu il tlal IL 81.
hips.
Evening journal., 1892-11-09

au ed. To .u! ui luHn money uni ifein~u
ce q ndoN ucui poiicies. Au-nn
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The Advertising of Hoods Sarsapari'la
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Evening journal., 1892-11-09

An exc ange remarks that Repuhli ans are
NOT smi ing hese days, but we do not see n ,,
hey cat drown grief @ Sc. Binghamion
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10 Aun want r-i-cu-s dAin- ana -,tmi
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Evening journal., 1892-11-09

Mrs artngioi advises Ike. who Is nlw f
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ana ohio ticket Offices at greatly reduced
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For detail. information apply 60 II. A.
Miller, City Passenger Agent ilmington,
d. ,or TO Charles q. Scul, General Passen-
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