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more than seven days, eniynr f,,.,.,.
~ 1898. and Ok q 26S On % NJ, ,..s. Y. y
the same seven days q issa rar ~ 9 ms,
nineteen days Of January ur. ~ t,,ia,, a.,
ciusive the movement has besn 70 W.
ahead Of the same nineteen anSs X. ~,
nary last year. ana 5i.507 bnhin5 Nv, 49,,
year nciora last This bfiHrs thc $500.
u the movement for IA DAYS a ibs ~
son from September to Janunr, n Il,
cluslye 20 $3.50 bales over ne sane In
days last season. ard ths I.s,,,,t,,.. " ~
pared with the same la DAYS ~ lsa9 II
lfVtlsll-
ne total brought into SIGHT daripr ths
i'stst seNen days has been les. ia asa,ns,
lll, wv last year, and 1854 The vear bafo,s
white the aggfcgatos for tile hset nsneteen
Gays " Jauuaty are iss2iS, aeainst sig ssS
and 5sl,ta9, the total marketed fr5n se.,-
temher 1 10 date Is 5s05s15. against & hi. /
VIZ and esSas56 Tor last year ana inc year
before respectively
IRON this time on last year the amount
OF cotton brought into sight was 5osois
oales, ana yenr before last e15f5is IN
other words after this date last year 81 lfg
10y per cent ct the crop was marketed
ana after this date season before ih4t
~ tl-lVV
The movement since September shop3s
Iceeipte at aii United States ports ~ ~
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New Orleans, J9nuary 49,. Cleared yes
tfrday
aeenVhlp El Paao Gardner for New
Hrlt steamship RayfnaWpcd, NeHtpn.
FOR fgauen via Norfolk VA,
Eri steamship i-quisiauian wallace Tor
5.lgDfpQoi
Itpi bark HinsHl.ni s AaHiuqlieh, for
Hainrno.
Arrived Yesterday
epest 4tfamahin 1elfege EfissHi ~ sz.ss
from LIVERPOOL November "a Via santap-
aef. Cufunnh, Nigo and f1uhan ports 10
A Miller Mrletth a Co
Ger steamship FiAvofla Hthlni9t from
HAMBURG Deefmhef 5 vit savannah 10
Al Il Mlllef. Aie7ettn
sieansship 81 Sol Mason, from hew
DAf3v.
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lIenlroy q 80 clrcnlnr.

hNiAlhtt ~ ANtfH tlfEuinf.
New Orleans, Lee, January cEroy
& Co say:
FUTURES The movement eprearH to he
entscaly too heavy tor current crop es-
tiinatea, and the disappointment Which
naturally has followed the predictions OF
the lieht receipts for the week Just end
ing is directly Responsible for the late
decline. Today's market added 10 points
70 the toss previously recorded and prices
at the closing are IN even nall cent be-
low the top Of the rise reached Just one
week ago Liverpool started our decline
by loss Of q-6i 10 5-6a although gnots
wsre in fair demand with sales OF 1900
bales.
The interior movement which showed
plainly that the receipts at ports were
not to any material extent at the ex-
pense OF enumerated town stocks, con-
tinued the downward course 81 prices
The weekly movement, which was esti-
mated at perhaps not over 10000 bales,
actually foots up $4,000 against 14l,0e0
last and t2700o two years ago Even the
most extreme predictions of the bears have
been exceeded this week bur ii may Sc
safely SAID that the decline OF &c has
practically discounted this The course Of
prices must now be determined BIZ the
movement for the coming week Last
year the total for the week was only 5000
and X IS generally believed that the ea-
cess this year WIN be fully $1,000
New orleans starts out wen with the
expectation Of 500 tomorrow. against Goo
year ugo Such fsiircs are naturally
MOI very encoufagiue to bull Epecula-
ton and while there unpy be some recovery
arfer such q long decline II does look as
II short sales 81 spurts viii Be most prof
table for while ~ least, until there
ahaiI ita, 1..s4{e ffifofesttfAft nj, rs-oIsttls
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LooAL rNIon crmnnNr.

ne iohpWlnk are Sne RUINS prices yor
< gfopctlcs ete.. IN the market today.
& AXLE GREASE s. Diamond ss5sn..
Goidln, eiQ3uc psr dozen hbxeas castor
oll, N4p4ae. besion coach OH. per san
i piitsi : huWi per cpEe quartz SCI h0
lMGNfrlON--f Powder. per kre Sam.
hleHHuE pgWqcfi $40 per kcH. aRsntsi
4 price; snot drop. per aaclS. s.. 694l b;
] BAGGISG AND TIEs- Bareinr a.
ln, Aa1ae ID. ba6hc' y 10, agc. Drits
ties, sN30 per bundlsi standard Arrnw
ticas Si10Ni1a per handler As fh stesi
i Arrow Was Y % per bundle.
! BHlssS4A H--22c for good yellow. iao
Tor mixed lots
BACON Wholesale grocarH ohares
snort clear a'sa9'4el breakfast. ias,c
eANDN-pinin candy 0MQIc; wrapped
707i6ei fancy mixed, In pals, S5piacl An.
cy e eases 9eis4 SiFc; rock l2iti2Ac
goods. pc. dpzen strawherrias Si,i5ft
1.20; plneapntex standard, 81 3D6fi 30; aae-
onds, Sl,2eHl 30 pears standard, SiaO:
onas 2 III SiU1fd 10; standard ih & ~,
al So 8 ID seconds. St.5ust1 40i blacltbsrs
sies $i.aoal.2j; rlarfowfat neas. sI gtpss
la1. Lima heana. Il .u9sfl,l0; string heana
~ SaNsne. 3 ID, Si20sFl.25; oyaisra, is
D. W. 51Miac per pnzen, 1 ID T. w. 10Htl5c,
~ T. W, Si.uaHi-Iu, salmon. ] ih cnpa
ST. 254ii.so per DOZEN roast beef. siIa9
10: enipped beef y ID, Sly54pi9oi ] 10.
CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS
lo,oinp eiafaflnaa nnr dega, ~, ~. ~
ssenst 5,eaehea, $223g25Oi egg plnms,
fis;a4lz. w
AAlll. ES-t Quoted 81 folinwa: Star.
49, ~ ~. parafnph SET liftHllAe
,.A1tFkE Peabefry, 2Acs eordoyA,
2iAc fancy Rio 22tc choloe Rio. 2iAo'
za3f lhQs 2plari good ltte, las4c. common
kie. i6Ae; parehins Rio, fsc
btsh lIfalts1s1tat HuNno. so Ser ton
I'm IN :, w 2s1 .4
aug s1ea. Sea Fairy. second roller patent
900 Sea Nyiurh, extra roller fancy
!Ns Sea lewet extra raiiHr choice, sat0
afa fearls roller family $2np pufnpef-
tAehFi, shfu' glhttnc. f5.f0i above Tor car
lotsi less than enr lots 91e per barrel high
ssttA4N AND HAf-Ear lots Dealers
ehNfke from store #Iloc more usr ftia
pounds on bran, 2at,ie per bushei on oats
2un corn, Iran. Doc per 100 ihsi oats 81
ggae per nisneii corn 9aaHe per hishell
seq meal, SO per ton timothy my $3.50
seed hulsH. So per Ton.
III 'iia.-lne range y yaueH Is a. fol-
IA los50lQAc
os,.s
r. prime 22a2ee choice 2sSs25c: open keil
IsAIslNs ealt5rpla NJ boxes si.75a
2U9s California - T.. boxed. S200d2 Ok.
fii5sst boxas, teSf5c. Ra 70 brand and quail
iiy
iflgt5-sti eadi be; choice, &c prime
SALT liverpool d faii guppiy; demand
iNlf COARSE, SIC me SLID per sack N
sesttaa ~ tsonisiana seatse me.
#
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Sorn.-pgni No, mixed, sacked itdltts
Wntse Nts. yellow i5h
i itoy-sfeadys prime ii0issk choice ~
snsnr Open Kettle very arm and On,
Setv yorii.
neeleeledi No, fcd. Gs.ae6 store ana cie,
MN, ss'9lt b., an5s99t SIS; g. b. U.s. NO
cofn-Spot quiet and steady; No. :. nN
c,5i,sFasof, yellow AZ; migrated mixed iG5i
's,i, oe' lseieq steamer mixed h& Nilft.
ehsSs iot 9teady for whitcf missed a
iny dan.
Hides Arm
Aeathcr nrm
Meol.-stesdy; domosoc neeoc iaa2s;
pulled soti2G; Texas iOiif5
.Vllssee aNl and nominal
~, tinn seed 90 dun aud easicri no press.
US eemAndi prime ciqiue SesiSi: on crude
.ealei yellow butter grades Sgfi3g. choice
sS'l ,,y',t s.g,s prime yellow saqsRi yellow,
~ RIO inactive but steady; No +
iss, market quiet and steady; sales i5,oo0
Sci refined steady
VI. Louts.
Sc Louis, January lg.-pNour--In ueht
ositatsnu una Unclaimed,
anally ralliod e ssc below yester,ia eys TS s
niepressiqn was due 10 unexpected recelpta
40, I iea, cash closed htM
,a Setn-.sI ssesadys No, mixed. cash and
S9,atsSsteaag; No, . cash asG.
lead UNCHANGED
Sniil meal Unchanged
whisky Lis,
Nsglng and ties unuhanred
whieb yi e NJ, lover for all except Bacon,
Foik--Standanl mess 1850
t.Nfd-Prlmp steam 40
49,. seN Meat Loose shouldcrr $685.
l6c more
f steg9s Paekea shoulders s2,; longs
'fNf r'pA AeVaf' B2is, shorts 7.is
Chicago Market
LhlcnFo. January l8..-AVheat today threw
an9ther ShovclsM out of the hole II s,,y,1,la
NJ alye been trying To- drag tt3olf Ia h
image new lowest psico rsdofd May
sElinF at ti9sc The clusing price was
ri7fHtthe, or SAC nnd0r the latest quotn-
hel 81 ( ne DAY hctorn.
ON Was comparatively steady. leaving
loNlhipna were quiet aud weak pori<
gir9pn'u % Of tis previous value The CON.
olSoh q the buyers does not Improve.
hHnsas CITY
Sansas City, january iR .wheat--t,o,g
81 ~ eei No. ilrmori 5s
S0Fit fiitn az yeEter0ay'a prices. No q
miNnd NlN3ph; No. white NiNIsl
Vatt-Siow. No. missed eS5ia9
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sRsi ~, january lg.--Atwooa
10 say
market showed break Of
ae prices of yesterday Spot
however good. reaching IL. 900
market and New York under
sfnae' sold OF 10 pointa Re
much larger than expected
s7, against 9zl88s bales.
receipts 1T THIS mort 500
fl'is crop presents many
features Reports from iig
~ increase 81 seed crusbea III
q par cent. but that tae
inter- and less productive bath
eahe, than last year atsrii5ui
Il SUMMER dronth esti,na fi,,,
4 4 seed cotton to ne iaie.
HaEe would point ~ Z srae III
The OH mills al Galvest5,
q yesterday 40 Az ,ns,s,4s'i
8ch loss 500 49, ','et 49,
laarn is true ot.z,ls b,is,,%s
n Tho dcareas. 49, ~ s6
4ith a fenog, 49, 49, Y ~
haul. The s4o, 80 ~ ~, 's'lel
4 eeg have crashed "a Xxx ,.s,,,
4 may be esia Tss M ~
sasf year dra,s, ,. ~ ~ =
sead iafkef psfr
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ofgos q The Is

ttt4tAr OF tHF t'p7t
H9uatoni Friday january TO-
The spot cotton markets. with the OK
ceptlon Of fllyarnpol which was UNI
changed. were lower iadaS en- heavy porf
receipts
Houston closed easy 3 on whlle Gals
weston closed 1llet nt TIE same deqiine
New Orleans closed easy l-id de-
cline while New York closed quiet l-i6
on also
liverpool reports demand fair fairly
mer and prlces easier.
Stock 10 N8a feIk zitQif; New on
leans. 35i 9sf
iiye3paol futures opened steady 3 points
lover. rules anisi II ufoat tir same rs
iisea aud fiqsed oasy { e 8 points lover
thar - erday
New 9rears f9fures 0pane1 Gay Q
lniniA lower, ruled 4 % points SSH
iower 2 % 70 points lower than yfief
day
SEN York FUTURES opened aaf e
POINTS lnwef ruled FicaaS 81 f4lHit
sfiH ipNip and eloa alilei ana ta9iy y
70 Y poinfH lower than gesfsfaRg
Aoes41s pAlat fAss4a
GIass eteipia ....44.s.e..4l4.4 ~.
pF hitueufs- ..ss.f e. t4s-.sti - iz
HelasA af7
Hqrf1pN erois
fddaz fa'
49,. ,4i...,
tet. stfsAttt
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aaIs eaton cotlon Mavenent.

Galveston, 1exas, January y.
Receipts toduys by Cult Colorado and
Santa re. D63i International and treat
Northern 919t AliasolHi kHllaas aud
Texas, s5 harge Abhie 30; barge J. X
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY POST Is
appreciated hu It's manu- readers,
and II has al#Gus Faulng0natad
bu PLACING before them oil me
news, served ii ii d b1naisaI faad~
able manner TulI MARKET Re-
notwithstanding futlu ell mat
tiers Of interest 70 the people IN
general, and treating taiFlp aHa
and oil,
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The Weeklp Post 0lYus
Bou Two papers a week FOR Si,Oo
--the price Of one--0lTin0 uoll
the news from one 10 three aaus
ahead OF competitors.
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WtN NWTT 77EF7TF7
New York, January ia. Nancy on cail
eseysl per cent prime mercantile paper
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cleared for Galveston.
liverpool
stcamsnna Remleh, sailed 5anaaty II
Brit sletasiilp MeofKase smith saiied
sleamrhh Ayondeie Miller sailed rs.
MEMBER 10.
Bark Alice G. pleketpan sailed Nv
vetrbnr 4.
stssnseip Toronto, Hartiett ssils5 10
EtuHrths-
s.saippshp AldesoroAsh sailed Dee q
sieainsHip springfield nramteot aailsa
December ~.
Schooner jessie Lena. smiled 49,
Portland via Newport News
Seneener Horace 6 Moi5n, Hartman
sailed December 2
Schooner Jessie Jena, podei sailed DC.
cemher -.
Schooner Charles II Valentine, Thomp-
SON sailed December -
Schooner Sadie G GUNNER sailed jann.
airy u
baltimore
Schooner celine, Murray sailed Jan. ).
schooner Mabel Hooper Hooper, uailed
sisAosnsr Florence }. Allen raatmap,
Sesoq 2I T6ee, u G. smith. seloyar,
S'eAoener WlMmine. rasbidEe, sailed
Deoefniief ~,
Norfolk
Schooner Iosephlne EnIeots NASH sail
ed December ~.
Steamship Britannia, aalisa iaaupry q
aloamsfip Fillmore. sailed aanuory u.
NOTES
Schooner Horace G. Morse Hartman
MASTER, arrived this fnoruing flon1 New
port News Nth n0nl fof n q Flood
Steafaer AforRnn. Stslplea MASTER, ara
rived thin nornipR from irat9s sanfiagp
with iassengers nna UNCERTAINTIES 50
Tug Loulao eamo down from Houston
this .aefnins ~ith pssss barge % eptlon and
trip with a TOW OF emptifa
Tug Cnrheiiern LEFT this evening fer Henr
Hatpla With barHe ReneeaH ii9'isiafd and
schooner hunico =. rocker IN TOW.
Jupiter Jan % lasset. Hchnnner lies
ena. from NeH york en- route g Gidyes
fr Thoe 6 Saith feom filaaslphia FOR
Galveston pussed here todaf with fore
hoem broltepl
Finsburyf from Galveston
HnNrc. itu. w Arrive. Hinaper Highs I
Lander Ailburn maaiet from Galveston
For Great Britain
H,aamfhu Memnon iai
sseamshsr spf,nRwell, 1925
aieafnrhip 0fi Hfieht 600
Steamship Maris 1891
Total, G.2i3'
steaiashp nrliannis ss
s.samehip Mutnni, 300.
Total. f43a4
siuamshp l{llniorc, asgt
atealnship Yelleiq, $751;
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hfeyee qnei and seHk good COWS, good eal5gs
ana good yearline setiFa Bnd hffnl poor sonls low
or ana slow sales hogs weak fat sheep lrnef
gALvNs1oB
Reported for Tho posi hy a. T.. Norman favs
Stock Commission Merchant
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Cofn-puM. No. mixed. sacked ttSi&ttl,
white NnnA. yellow i5H
,ats lulii no. Western S0N. Texas b.
AZ eaay' prime ii0lSs' ehoiee iep
nsar- Open Kettle very Arm and on.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-06-14
BIG HAUL OF FAN TAN PLAYERS

Thirty Eight Chinese Gamblers are Coop
led in IA Body.
AT 5 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
five tawny, strapping, happy go-lucky
cowboys. carelessly wandered into All
Swong's fan tan den on Nuuanu street
to have a little gaming. rhirty-eight
mongolians were in the room, all schem-
ing and playing for the rewards of luck.
Money was changing han6s, the game
was flying high, and all was, jollity
with the rabble of little brown men.
In the meantime, how ever. these o.
tensible cowboys had made a curious
dodge, to the Cinnamon, and had taken
up positions at either door. And before
those merry Cinnamon could remember
their own mono.syllal c cognomcns.
they were scooped in by ieutenant ka-
nae of the police force viii four aides.
The gamblers broke il all directions,
but were met at every Turn by a big
detective in cowboys regalia. They
were tied by their sacred cues in groups
of four and marched down Nuuanu
street to the police station.
Late last night, friends appeared and
went bail for the entire gang of thirty
eight. The sum of $3.50 was deposited
for the crowd, and, upon pr omise to ap.
pear in the District Court this morning,
all were released.
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ERRATIC SUGGESTIONS.

Mr.. VIM. N. Armstrong has
published an article in the Ad0er-
hger on political affairs in Hawaii
with special reference to the Re-
public, which is not likely to re-
ccive much or any endorsement
outside of the author himself, 1t
is somewhat astounding that the
article ever appeared in print; but
as it has, it becomes necessary to
point out that its statements are
very wide Of the facts and its illib-
eral political sentiment and evil
dent alarmist policy will receive
no support from the AnneXationists
of Hawaii, who are to a man advo-
Gates and supporters Of the present
Government and the future Repub-
lie.
1t is hardly necessary to state
that Mr.. Armstrong; first, but
not most absurd assertion,
as to the relative num-
beers of Anglo Saxons and
Teutons and other aliens in
blood, is largely erroneous and
entirely misleading. This is fol-
lowed by the unwarranted an
nouncement that in framing the
new government we are driven by
"a necessity which is not chosen, but
chooses. " AS political dictum this
is absolutely without foundation.
The existence of the present Con
stitutional Convention, the tenor
and spirit Of the draft of constitution
submitted by the Government and
the liberal Interpretation and
amendment of that document to
date, combine to point the utter
foolishness of such dicta issued
from the closet rather than from
the field Of practice.
With all due Difference to Mr..
Armstrong, who has many friends
here, and is much respected in the
community, it will be quite gener-
ally conceded that in this
instance it is case of
save MS from our friends. !"
It is all we'll enough to mean well,
but it is rather dangerous passtime
10 perform intellectual and political
tetts which the practical every day
public, to be provided for, cannot
even follow, much less understand.
The misstatements of fact in the
article mentioned is not its worst
feature The pernicious influences
which always accompany political
theories Of an alarmist character
viii follow Mr.. Armstrong; argu-
ment and viii be used by the enem-
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BARGAINS Z 7
J. J. EGAN'S
ES11 Fort street. BreNVer's

Ladies fast black Hose, 25c pair.
Ladies fast black Hose, 3 pair for 81 90,
great value.
Ladies fine white Isle and cotton Hose.
Great bargain in Childrens fast black
Hose, 2Oc per pair and up.
Fine line of ladies cotton ribbed Under
Vests, l5c and up,
Fine line of Isle and silk Under Vests.
Fine line of Childrens Undershirts in
all sizes.
Ladies and childrens Handkerchief, soc
dozen up.
Kid Gloves. Silk Glove Mlts.
Silk Parasols, all shades
Great bargains in Laces.
Dress Trimmings in Brands and Gumps
IN all shades for silk and wash dresses.
php nhpqnpCt plQnn in tho nitu IN
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les of annexation for a great deal |
more than they are worth. Mr.
Armstrong has succeeded in saying
all the things which would have been
better left unsaid, even were they
true and his argument logical. He
should atleast be able to see thatpre-
sent political conditions in Hawaii
point directly to a breaking away
from "a living from hand to-
mouth policy, Of which he makes
so much-much more than it is.
worth, in formulating the new
republic.
The mythical forces concealed i'll
Mr.. Armstrong; aliens are so
carefully concealed that he has
been alone able to discover and
drag them to the light; and the
alarmist view he tai rs Of a few
wealthy men coutrolli * absolutely
the ballot box is ne Their compG-
mentary to his power Of observa-
ton nor to the political iudepend-
ence and integrity o. the Anglo
/ Saxons and Teutous whom he
/ proposes shall hereafter control
Hawaiian affairs.
The balance of the article, down tC
the foolish and impractical PROPOSE
ton to establish a strongly Centraliz
ed, or autocratic government, witt
very large powers i'll the hands o
few flavors too strongly of tn,
late Dennis Kearney TRADE and tn,
f sand lot campaign to need furthe
t comment.
As to the remaining column o
advice and example which follow
, this impossible proposition for al
autocratic Government, it is no
likely the Convention will lean to-
heavily upon it in reaching fna
conclusions to meet practically an
fully the surrounding condition
accompanying radical changes ofth
present political character. In fac
it would be dangerous to do SC
:. and while Mr.. Armstrong has sal
i much that is unique and valuabl
IS in more than one sense, the articl
l. as a whole is to be considered on
y of those erratic political curiositie
- which are certain to spring int
$ existance just at the wron
Al time.
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PROCLAM ALTON.

Whereas Necker Island lying within
the Hawaiian archipelago, in latitude
90 : 80 1S" n and longitude l64 : A. CO.,
w. has been claimed as Hawaiian terri
tory since 1857. when an expedition was
dt spatched to it by the Hawaiian Govern
ment; and whereas on the 27th of May
A D., 1894, possession was taken of said
Island with the usual formalities by
His Excellency James \. King, Minis
ter of the Interior of the Provisional
Government of the Hawaiian Islands,
he being thereunto duly authorized by
commission from his EXcellency
Sanford B. Dole, President of the Pro-
visional Government of said Hawaiian
Islands.
Therefore this is to give notice that
said Necker Island is henceforth to be
considered and respected as part of
Hawaiian territory and the property of
the Hawaiian Government.
Done at Honolulu this 18th day of
June A. d. 1894.
SANFORD b. DOLE,
President of the Provisional
Government of the Hawaiian Islands.
FRANCIS NJ. HATCH,
Minister of Foreign Affairs
312-3t
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-06-14

Summer Dress Goods.
Challie, white and colored Dimity, Cot
ton Pongee.
Figured Swiss, all shades
A fine line Of Summer Dress Goods 6
yards for Sl.00.
The latest in Curtain materials at the
lowest prices.
A complete stock of Millinery.
A fine line of Japanese Silk goods.
Kamonas, Pajamas, Silk Shirts and Ties
Gents and Ladies silk Handkerchiefs.
Twenty-Five dozen Boys Knee Pants,
Sl.OO pair worth $500.
A large line of Boys suits at the lowest
prices out, chance TO get a suit for
your boy. Cheap
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NEWSPAPER MEN IN COURT.


Appearance of Editor Castle and Re
porter HOogs to Answer for Contempt.
Yesterday afternoon Henry Castle,
editor, and Frank Hogs, reporter, of
the Advertiser, We're summoned to
appear before Judge Whiting at 10
o'clock this morning, and there show
cause why they may not be held in con-
tempt of Court. The citation was
issued by Judge Whiting at the instance
of C. w. Ashford, attorney for w. H..
Aldrich, and is the result of an article
entitled "Only for Fun" printed in
Wednesdays Advertiser.
The citation holds that the publica-
ton was and is intended as and consti-
tutes contempt of court and at 10
o'clock this morning Messrs. Castle and
Hoogs appeared in court in replication
to the aforementioned summons to
show cause.
Frank Hogs was discharged and the
case of Henry Castle was taken under
advisement by the Court.
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Concert Tonight.

The Hawaiian Band, under the leader
ship OF Professor Berger, will give a
concert this Thursday evening at
7 80 o'clock at Emma Square:
PART |.
/. March-"The Life Guards" - Hilge
2. Overture-"Eliza and Claudio"
3. Clarionet Solo-"La Sonnam-
bula" --..------, Cavallini
Mr.. w. Keogh
4. Selection Martha" .Flotow
PART II.
.. Medley Italian Melodies, -.
mem ptLpltl
6. Gavotte-'Imperial, --------- Faust
Z. Waltz-"Dolores, ....,.. Waldteufel
g. Galop-'Light as a Feather
Hawaii Ponoi"
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;. NJ DAMON,

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Department of Finance.
u,noIulu lime 10Th. 1894 37l-3t
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BY AUTHORITY.
IRRIGATION NOTICE

Holders of water privileges or those
pa ing water rates, are hereby notified
that the hours for irrigation purposes
ar, from to $ o'clock a. m. and 4 to g
o'clock p, m.
A. BROWN,
Supt. Honolulu Water Works.
Approved. J. A. KING
Minister of the Interior.
Office Honolulu Water Works.
Honolulu, May %, 1894.
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SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received for
Hawaiian Treasury Notes, under the Act
of June LIST. 1894, to the amount of
$4,000 in denominations of $1,000, or
mutiples thereof, and for full particu-
lars bidders are referred to the above
mentioned Act.
Proposals will close at 70 noon June
Goth, 1894.