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New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
TU0TGUT TO BE A MISSING CALIFORNIA;.

Mason City. Iowa. Dec H.-An old man. giving his
name as John Adams who died and was buried
at Hampton about ten days ago. VIII doubtless
nrove 10 be the lost DR.. Thomas T.. lyman. the
,,e,ithv Californian who disappeared from san
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
TIE ICE ~ THE HTDSOy MOVING

Pouchkeepsle " Y. Dec. 2i-All the Ice in the
Hudson Is moving and a boat could 90 through
to Albany without any trouble. \ tug passed here
to-day bound northward
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
xxyHEN IN BUFFALO. STOP At THE
w sENE>EF.
NIAGARA FALLS forty minutes away.

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
~ THE NEW-YORK Tribune WILL BE RE.
1'EIvED .,T THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. l.a? Broad.
2l doo- north Of Thi-ty-rst-st.. and ADNEls-
TISEMENTS the following Ilranch Offices: 20
Eiehtl-aye. cor. Twcnty-thrdst; i52 Slxth-ave:
lj1 Fourh-ave Fourecrths'.; iGD rhird-aye..
Forty sev"nthst l,02G Thirlaye.. near sixty.
frst-s 7Os First-aye. 1O6 West Toy-second-st; 1879
Colrmhusave.; 81 Avenue 4; l32i Thirdave: 20 West
Fourteenrst; 25' West Forty 'econd. 19t Thir.-ave
23S Thrd-av": 2.pJl Third-ave. bet. one-hundrei-
and twelfth ne-hundr.d a nd thirteenth sts.
At HARLEM OFFICES, 40 East One-hundrei-
and nnh-s 243 West onc-hunrod and twenty
nfthsi. and 32D West One-hundred up
% y. regular oiic" rates.
In Brooklyn. c3 tourtsf.; 500 u" Kalb-ave.; l2U
Redfori-aye TO y. at regular oHic" rates.
London once Norfolk Street strand.
". @. london. England
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
NllsrcllaTcone.

\ nEAITINI l. 3I"r 10. ladies or ran.
flcm"n pockctbOoks dressing ciscs wal.
i"t~. sali-r~ lin" trunks. al wholesale
prices At tlINKLE> >'iIN ARTZ, ,h
irliabc Onu'acturcr. - itE.lvc.
FRANKLIN deep RI a,h coal deliv.
cred Ia any part OF city for > - pr ton
others charge - 30 for same. Oficr. 32S
Fast 81 ~t-st.
MAGAIiN F.S.-nack numbers supplied
send card. ID. r. KILLEEN. J2S Wet
I9th-Si
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flats 90 Cet, Hnfurnisbe0

5TIf.ANF.. LOIS corner sGth.St.-Fl'.
ennt apartment ~iN looms nnd bath, Vhiy
$500. :. NIXON 80 Broaiway.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
Gnro opran Aop rrIlsemrnis.
H0TEL De LILLE ct O'ALBI0k,

223 Rue 81. IlOn0rc. Paris,
Ictwccn the Tuilerics Gardens, Place Vendomc and
New Opera Advantageous arrangements for fami-
lies. Brautiful Hall, Large Drawing Rooms. Elcc-
tric Light &c. Telcsrams, LillalbioH," Paris
HENRY ABADIE.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25

RAK ER.-Flrst-cla- baker and plstIy
cook best references y year, In one
place: wages t.}0 10 80 month. /. H.,
1op W.>f ogth-,t
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
MANY DEATHS FROM CONSr MPTIOy ~ BELLEvCE

During the twenty hours ended O'Clock
night thirteen DEATHS from pulmonary complaints occurred
a Bellevue IlOsriial.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
STEAMBOATS,.

GIWRWlGG1 l1RJiEo
INSfD DE l.OL H.. KEDULI.D FARES
BOSIUS, e. WOnCESIEI., e..
steamer, l,av. lcr 40 (o1), Nortn ave. (neyt 10
Desbrosses st. Frry at 80 T. NJ daily ept Sunday
connecting win Ncstibulcu cNprs train leaving New.
London. a , IL A. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
Citn Real Cstatc for Sale.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lOsth.st-
Sub itantial artistic detached hou'e; low
PHONIMENr CO.. Is Broadway.
ALI ARLE ave. corner i.story d on
bulldog good lnye tmcnt bargain 70 quick
buyrr might exec. NiADN 60 IIWaN.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25

COAcuMAN BY Young married man;
fr7f-cla-s personal references knows cl;y.
tOACHMAN. 27J ilick--st.. BROOKLYN.
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Domestic 5ltuatlous tUante0
Males.

COACllMAN. GARDENER AMI useful.
man wants situation; >iDgl' Gcrman uii.
der stand. al his -lut.e> thbro glV 70
wiling and oblicing Moderate wIgcA
MDithEH, Box ~, tribune Onicc.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
THE NEw-YoRK NEARLY READY FOR SEA


Everything about the cruiser New-York yester-
day showed that the orders Of Secretary Herbert
n start for Rio Jancro at the earliest hour prac
tjcabIe would be obcyed Neither the officers nor
crew reshed the idea OF spelling the usual quiet
OF Sunday and the expectation of Merry Christ-
mas" with wives and children, or friends, by The
hurr,-iag OF work OF preparations Tor sea- bu'
..ssijng orders had been received, and this meant
no permission for officers or enlisted men TO leave
the ship except upon actual Government business
The vessel will finish cOaling today ana VIII
probably take in the last lot of Siapleton this
morning and pu. 70 sea this afternoon ana ana GER cfI
fainly not later than tomorrow morning. Sne VIII
n is expected. stop AT 81 Thomas or Barpadoes 10
rencnlsb her bunkers with coal as II might not De
convenient TO get coal after arriving In Biazi eA
Zen, hy going 10 MOnteVideO for H.
Tho presence of a competent Meet IS necessary 70
prevent Interference with American interests ulele
There are now in Brazilian waters thn NcWaIh
Charleston Detroit and Yantic. The Behhli.s sloh
IS on her way there from Europe: the san fIah-
cisco left Trinidad Friday with orders 70 pro
cead 10 Rio the New-YOrk Will be on me Wy
there to-morrow. and it is reported that the MAN
tonomoh will start in few days; , .h ,-o,.,
II IS not believed that this display OF tHc "a.
Is made with any intention OF creatlis :, ~ ,,, "a,
support for either the Government or til' ~ ~
tionsts but simply 10 prevent any harm 10 A''''
ican interests.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
Gorscs ano CarriaQes.
ESTABLISHED 1894.
J. NJ. QUlNBY L CO.,
At,l. MAKE EkS.

]. Vt. QI MY { CO,
CAKRIAGI. MAkEES.
NE\vANE, y. J.
GEFAT BARGAINS ~ SECOND HAND
rAKRi AGES, LANDNV> BERLIN
COACHES. BROCGlIAMS. ROCKA.
NAYS. CAHkIoLETS. PHAET0NS.
SIEEEYS AND nUGGIFS. BY GOOD
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
FACTORY AND WAREROOMS OPPO.
SITE Bl.OAD-ST. STATION. y. T.. ".
u. 4. Thirty MINUTES IRON BAR.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25

patrick SAID the other masses Not once did priests
allude to the church trotie nor did they in their
actions display any il-seeling
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
A DISPATCH FROM CAPTAIN PICKING.

WASHINGTON Dec. 2i.-Secretary Herbert last night
received a dispatch from Captain Picking. com
nandng the United States naval forces at Rio
The communica ton. Secretary Herbert said to-
night was in reference to business matters and ne
,ecl,ned TO make il public. He stated. however
that Captain Picking made no reference 10 the
wild story sent out about the fall OF no ana me
rneipnafion of PeXoto. and consequently II was
safe to assume that there was no foundation for
that roorback Captain Picking would be GER
tain TO report 50 important an event II true
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
GENERAL SAR1TT1 NOT FORNID4BLE
lie has ONLY TWO THOUSAND TROOPS AND
THEY ARE NOT ABLE TO JOIN
NELLO'S FORCES

Washington, Dec. 2i-In response TO his inquiries
upon the subject. the Brazilian Minister Of Foreign
Affairs has cabled Minister Mendonca the facts, SO
far as they known at Rio. regarding the col
umn of insurgents under General Saraiva. which
has been varousy reported marching upon Sac
Paulo and upon the capital OF Santa Catharna,
and consisting Of from 1900 to 5000 men,
The message | have received from my Govern
ment" said Mr.. Mendonca - a reporter for the
United Press tonight lis most satisfactory. That
elusive column under General Saraiva. the Minister
OF Foreign Affairs tells me- consists Of less than
1000 men, all cavalry. They have got no further
North than Santa Catharina. and have SO far failed
in their efforts effect junction with the forces
OF the Mello Provisional Government which is es-
tablshed the island OF Santa Catharina Gen.
eral Saraiva made attempt a month or SO ago
TO reach the insurgents the island but the
Government forces defeated him and drove him
back to Rio Grdnde 90 sui He has now returned
reported. The Governor Of Santa catharna has has
saraiva is not likely to make any serious impress
sion against them.
eminent has control Of every island in the bay ex
cept Villagalgnon. Las Cobras and one other
which latter is place Of suburban residences only
and of value or importance whatever in a mill
tary sense 1t Is true that General Terres OF ne
army, was wounded by shot from ambush t WIiIe
making d reconnaissance upon Govornas Island
The next day. however, with sufficient force the
island was taken from the insurgents.
''rhe Government is drawing the lines closer and
poets soon to crush them. This would have been
accomplished this mad 1t not been that the Gov
ernment is under promise not 10 injure foreign
merchantmen in the harbor by the fire from its
guns This, of course. works TO the advantage
of the insurgents. -
The only thing that may be said to seriously
concern the Government now IS the AquldaDan
which MellO has out 10 sea. But II those YANKEE
contrivances. which are their way 10 Brazil the
torpedo boat and other war vessels make good
report of themselves. may not have Merry
Christmas but ought to have a Happy New year
In week or ten days. at the furthest' ! thlnK we
Shall hear something interesting from there.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
Countrn Real Gstate for Sale

AUrNCY FOR MOS rCLAIR.-Resl.
icnce properties of all dc,cri ptons for $40
ana TO let furri.h,d houses.
TUBES X TAYLOR. Bsskman-ct.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
Males.
ACCOUNrNET' AND AUDITOR,
JOSliEA WALKER.
II.s .el.r.p,se fibi Nfntq.sf

\ YOrNG MAN OF Cood bushes
qualification, ang well acqua'nt q with
ne retail and wholesale trade o, Chiragp
Wlul llk" 70 act u. rcpr"snnt1tlV" Tor
GOOD ncckwrar q. furnishing good, hOu,e;
Al rcfc cnc,-,. Address j., l.jl0 Masonic
Temple Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25

EODkk EEPtR.--Iiy "a young man. %.
as o'hcc n-si,tint. undo stlnds bookkeeping
AMI all 0irr work; good pcnman esccl-
-
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25

EDOkKEEPER.- R.-Flrst.class dOuble-en-
'r- bookk"cprr. of good cdfrc-s and cduca-
ton. with j. year, office experience In
lsrsr wholesale housc excellent references.
H.. 1i2 BroadWay
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
Citn Real estate Go Eet.

To LET.-Vcry choice llt'ic house. %
West llth--t.. ~ very low rent 20 20
and immediate tenant. Adde'S, DOUGLAS
TAYLOR. . Waircn-ct.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-07
FLOTSAM AND JETSAM.
CRJtsTH cuAMrtoN Ton rNnott
rRACtiCI.


The cruiser Philadelphia IL receiving
1000 tons of coal.
The schooner Mokuola left for leeward
Oahu ports this afternoon.
The steamer Kaah left for waiann,
at noon to-day with the Wilcoxcs on d
visit Of inspection.
The bark G. ID Bryant commenced
unloading her cargo Of general mer
chandize at the Pacific Mail wharf thi.
afternoon. Supercargo Nandorn is in
charge of the delivery.
II, b. NJ. cruiser Champion left at 9
o'clock this morning for target practice
She is expected to return in few day.
and will anchor in the meantime. it i.
supposed, OFT Lahaina, the usual resort
for the cruisers.
The bark Enoch Talbot left at moon
to-day in ballast for Port Blakeley
Puget sound, to load lumber for Homo
lulu. She went skimming out of tn,
harbor with full sails and the captain
looks for speedy voyage.
The old custom house wharf is fas
assuming the proportions of ship yard
Mechanics are busy working at the Milo
wera's broken stern. while alongside ar,
the bark Pnuger and the steamer Like
like being painted and overhauled.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-07

dereliciion ~ duty a. Justify his
immediate dismissal ANY act ~
disluyaliy should he immcdiatly
punished That m the same degree
that Cleveland was influenced by pub
lic opinion ~ the United States, this
Government should be- influenced by
public opinion here. and that was I'M
mistakahly expressed ~ the meeting
last Saturday week. Times are changed;
negotiations are no longer pending with
the United States. We are now
an absolutely independent Gov.
eminent standing ON our own re.
sources. Take the instance of the
row in the Fire Department. Could
those men have been depended onp /
congratulate the Fire Commissioners In
having got rid of them. but think they
ought To have known how they stood "A
long while ago. But in justice to the
Commissioners | must say they will not
be blamed for following the example of
their superiors. We are IN the position
now that a mistake would almost he
crime. Let us weigh the matter care
fully and act advisedly.
Attorney-General Smith paid n tribute
to Mr.. Damon's loyalty.
On final vote, taken ON the resolu
ton as amended. eleven members voted
aye. the ayes and noes having been de-
manded by Councilman Wilder. One
vote was cast in the negative by Mr..
Suhr. all the rest of the Advisory Coun-
Gil being in favor of turning the rascals
out. The Executive Council did not
vote
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-07
The California
Feed Company

Are now located CORNER Nuulru mind
Queen streets. Boo thp warehouse rn
Gently occupied D., y. o. Dolburu. W,
have been compelled io make tHis
change on accounted our fat increasing
business We now carry very large
stock. as we import boy the ship bond,
and do our own buying We viii -t.ll
keep our old place at l.olco. lh llu-
waiian bark Nouna Ala will be- here
about December lst. 1898, with another
full cargo Of selected Hay aud Grain for
Us. We thank our friends for their
liberal patronage in the past three years
We hope boy strict attention TO the wants
of our patrons to merit a continuance
of the same. We will keep in stock the
VERY BEST to be had in our line, ana at
PRICES As CHEAP As TuE CHEAPEST
We do not want the earth, only small
portion will do us. Give US a trial and
we will treat you right. II You want
good fresh Hay and Grain ring up l2l
on both telephones.
AH Oriers Delivered PrompHA
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-07
From the Hui Kalaiaina
KAHUNAS AND RESTORATION.
They Say 1t VIII Surely Occur Within
Three Weeks.

They Say 1t VIII Surely Occur within
Three Weeks.
While it is admitted on all sides that
the Royalists have had means of obtain
ing news superior to those of the party
in power it is not generally known that
they have invoked the aid of the kahu-
mas to to further their case, probably as
last resort.
A prom inent business man had re-
cent conversation with an intelligent,
well. educated native, who occupies a
responsible position in one of the lead
ing business firms of Honolulu, in re.
gard to the restoration of the eX-Queen.
The native expressed so much faith
in his belief that it would take place
that the merchant asked him on what
he based it and when the event would
come off. The following is the con-
versation that ensued:
"When will she be restoredy'
"Surely inside of three weeks"
"How do you know 2"
81 have had information from Wash
ington."
us that the only source from which
you have had informationI'
After some hesitation and considera
ton he answered:
II have consulted kahuna, not one
of these new kahunas, but one of the
old sort whose powers are so great that
they can take small banana sproui
and in half an hour raise it to IA full
grown tree with ripe bunch of bananas
on it. This kahuna assured me thai
restoration would surely take place il
that time, and believe it,"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-07

The ATTORNEY. General How DO YOU
explain saying to Marshal Hitchcock
that the acts IT the founders IT the Pro.
visiunal Government were the acts ~
robbers and pirutesi
Wundonbcrg I did not say IT,. am
ut loss ~ understand why Mr. Hitch
cock should say such n thing.
The ATTORNEY. General-Might You not
have said IL and forgotten ity
Wundenberg am perfectly willing
TO admit that am not favorable to an
neNation, and do not think II would be
n blessing to this country, but ! have no
recollection Of saying such n thing rs
that. We had a long discussion about
the situation, aud understood that Mr..
Itchcock's views were fully in accord
with mine. have talked over the
situation with number Of nay friends.
The Attorney General Did you ever
discuss it with James II. Blount;
Mr.. Ashfofd-l object TO such ques-
tons. Ii the Acknowledgement is not
careful, will have Wundenberg tell all
he knows about this question.
The Court-Did you take an oath Of
secrecy about any of these thingsf
Wundenberg--No.
The y-General--lf the defense
has anything to conceal, | will stop
cross examining Mr.. Wundenherg. 1t is
not at all pleasant for me, in the tela.
| tions | bear to him, to have to use forci-
ole measures to get him to answer, II
| have to struggle with him in this way
| shall give him up.
To.DAY's SESSION.
At this mornings session the exam.
ination of the witnesses for the respon
dent was continued.
IL. Won Holt testified as to the alterca
ton that took place between Cathcart
and Wundenberg
The defense then rested.
Chief Justice Judd testified to having
cautioned Wundenberg against using
incorporate language against the Gov
eminent.
Judge Cooper testified that he had moi
asked Wundenberg to sign any paper
asking for the assistance of the Am
erican troops with regard to the estab
lishment of the Provisional Govern
ment, thus fatty contradicting Wunden
bergs statement to that effect. He
stated that he had. howev yer. in June oil
July, 1892, about the time of the arrests
for conspiracy asked Wundenberg witt
others to sign a petition to the Ameri
can Minister to declare n protectoratt
over the then Government, as bushes,
was being greatly affected by tn,
rumors that were in circulation.
At the conclusion of Judge Cooper
testimony the mater was argued by
the Attorney. General for the prosecu
ton, and Paul Neumann for the defens,
and submitted.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-07
A FLEA FOR BLOuNT.
what About the Part His Little Cad
Took.

EDITOR STAR: There is much being
said and written condemnatory of ex-
Minister Blount and his peculiar way of
accepting only certain testimony, or
rather only portions of certain testi-
mony. 1t has occurred to me that his
stenographer and copy list may have had
much to do with that report; SO much,
indeed that it would have been easy for
him 10 suppress any portions of the ties
umomy that did not suit him or the roy
alist clique with whom he has always
associated since his coming. offer this
as "A suggestion that Others besides
Blount have had the handling Of that
report, and that the one-sided character
of its contents may not be due to his
efforts alone. Personally, | have nc
doubt that its contents were known u
ro,alist leaders before it left here, which
will account in part for the recent ex
stacies of JOY that they have been in
dulging. Let us not condemn Bloun
until we hear more about Mills.
ANNEXATIONIST.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-07
Restoring Things as They Were

DR.. Corwin of Chicago, man well
known to some of us here, tells the fol-
lowing story referring to the disposition
of matters at the close of the Worlds
Fair: A man in London, being about to
move out of premises that he had oc-
cupied, advertised for two loads of rub
bish and one load of rats. The terms
Of the lease, he said, required that he
should leave the place in the same con
dition that he found it. An application
of the same story might he made to the
restoring of the status quo in Honolulu
and probably the author of the story
would not object to such use of his ma
terial.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-07

FIX Kaala-60O sacks rice, Chinese;
1850 sacks sugar, Grinbaum & CO.
Elk C ID Bryant--300 pkgs mdse. 1900
bags flour ana feed, 200 bbls lime, Hack
field & Co; 1926 pkgs wine, Peacock &
Coz 81 pkgs wine, Lovejoy & Co; 16l
pkgs gal wire, Pacific Hardware Co
III pkgs mdse, May e Co; 43 pkgs
mdse, Hoeffschlaeger Il Co: AZ pkgs
mdse, Davies & Co; 80 pkgs mdse, J I
Warehouse: 8 pkgs mdse, Hall & Son
and the rest of cargo to various.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-07
Tons & Tons & IUaS OIL
NEW GOODS

U0E. ..m pouring into our
-'... au| Warehouses tho ras'
'rH W.... Es barks Paul lscn'
H.. ..I G. Phugcr' from
Europe uu. Inc different steam
cr- aul sailing vessels from San
Francisco. Our stocks Of heavy
goods. such d.. Black and Gal.
wml.U Chain Galvanized Sheet
Iron Sheet Zinc, Pig Lead,
Sheet Lead Lead Pipe, Lump
Chalk. Shot, Bar Iron Etc, has
never been 500 large and com
nIata a- it is to-day Fence
Wire Our stock on $50 black
and As .n.g.t1 galvanized IS
very large, and we claim it is as
auc O. lot a. WIRE as ever cam,
to the Clua,ry However, we
don't asks N.u To- take our wor'l
to ItU you don't wish to, just
come u and We will let YOU CHI
q piece off o. amy coil and put II
i'm our big wise upstairs and yea
can twist it, bend it, tie knots -
b. and test 10 to your heart
content. and alter YOU have done
this and asked the price OF II
YOU win be pretty sure to bay
some.
Galvanized Buckets and Tubs.
Sauce Pans. Tea Kettles, Ia
Blugiug. Crown Soft Soap, Fine
Clay and Day a Martins Sh e
Backing we have plenty 81
now, and our stock of Galvanized
Flexible Steel and Iron VI lie
Rope is complete from q to i
inches Iubbuck Boiled and
Raw Ljusecd and Castor OH,
White Lead and Zinc, Red Lead
and Oxide, Cola Oil and Stock.
holm Tar. all came by the olsen
berg in fine order and arc
offered at low prices. Now is
7 the time to have your Coffin
trimmed the hundred sets OF
|"Coihn Furniture Just received
|arc going off like "hot cakes"
The new Pumping Plai
works well and you can get all
1.-The water YOU want, SO you
want one of our new Lawn
SprinkIerS. 1t is the best
Sprinkler ever sold here, no
parts TO wear out, as it does not
Irevolvc, and is good for either
light or heavy pressure oil
water.
Electrical Goods. Our
stock is more complete than
ever aud we have FIVE men hard
at work wiring houses for Elcc
trio Lights. We can furnish
won the fixtures, shades ano
lamps iii any style, and if yss
wire your housS-Nyu can fc.1
sure it is done ,tcording to The
latest Underwriters rules.
/ Game is said to be plenty
We have the right kind o
/ Schultz, Wood, or Black Pow
der Cartridges to get big bag
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-07
TESTIMONIAL CALABASH
TO BE SENT TO JAMES II. BLOUNT
by THE AUSTRALIA
As Reward for Services Rendered
Blount's Present from the Hui
kalaiaina.

By the steamer Australia on Saturday
an elegant present will be forwarded to
James H. Blount in the shape of large
polished calabash. The well known
Hotel-street cabinet maker, Mr.. Miller,
has been working some time on this
calabash and it is work of art. On its
polished surface, in raised letters, is an
inscription in native, of which the fol-
lowing is free translation:
"To James II. Blount
From the Hui Kalaiaina
In Recognition of Services Rendered. y
The Hui Kalaiaina is the native
branch of the Mechanics Union formed
in 1890 to support the National Reform
party. The reason, so it is asserted, that
the calabash has not been delivered be
fore was because the money for the
work on it was not forthcoming. Mr.
Miller evidently took warning from the
'.cane" incident.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-07

G.. n. Wilcox left for Waianae this
morning by the Kaala,
Dr. Alvarez of Waialua and his little
son are registered at the Arlington.
J. A. Magoon has gone to Lahaina to
attend the term of court being held
there by Judge Kepoiki.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-07
VESSELS IN PORT.

NAVAL VESSELS
y S $ Adams, Nelson, San Francisco
U S S Philadelphia, Barker, Callao.
II b M Champion, Eustace Rookie Esq.
japanese Cruiser Naniwa, Togo, Yokahoma.
MERCHANTMEN.
c A S S Miowera, Stott, Sydney.
O S s Australia. Houdette, San Francisco.
Am bk G ID Bryant, jacobsen, San Fran.
Am bkt Irmgard, Schmidt, San Francisco.
Am bkt Wrestler, Bergman, Newctle, NSW
Br XIX Duke of Argyll, Golightly. n 5 w.
Am blk Alden Besse, Friis, San Francisco.
German bk Phuger, Bremen.
Haw bk Il Z Rithet, Morrison, San Fran
Am bgt " G Irwin, Nelson, San Fran
Am bk Matilda, Stevenson, Nanaimo, b. c.
Am blk S G Allen, Thompson, San Fran.
Am hk Albert. Griffith. San Francisco.
Am bllt Amelia, Ward, Port Blakely
Am sch Transit, Jorgensen, san Francisco
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-07

To close out consignment of boys
shirt waists and boys and mems suits
for the benefit of the estate of NJ. Gold
berg, Manager Livingston will sell them
very low on and after Saturday next.