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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-08

The Acknowledgement returned
mn the W. G.. Hall yesterday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-08

Mr.. and :. Is. Rose have returned
frou their trip TO Hawaii.
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Messrs. F. :. Dodge and VA.
Wall. Of the Government Survey,
sre home from their trip 10 Ha-
wall. .
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In North and South hoha-a,
s;xty-one Hawaiians have taken
The oath and registered
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Mrs. II. y. Greenwich arrived
rom Hawaii yesterday.
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The Kahului Railroad Company
viii meet at 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
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Hebron. Newman X Co.,aTe again
discussing cut rates IN tins morn
iur's ADVERTISER
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-08

" W. Hall returned home yes
,srday from Hawaii.
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Antoine Rosa has taken the oa'h
= allegiance 70 the Republic
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There viii be q sale OF Govern
ment land today AT noon IN front
Of the Executive Building.
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Risbop Willis and Mrs. Willis
have gone 10 Kauai.
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Peter Quinn, who has been tax
ing the gold cure, was lodged IN
the Station House last night on q
charge Of drunkenness.
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Members Of the Healani Boat
Club are requested 10 be present al
I meeting to BE- held Thursday ey-
eu5ng al the Hawaiian Hotel.
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Company D viii not drill To-
night, bat Thursday night instead,
when Companies i and D will
have z battalion drill a. the drill
=hsd.
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The Volcano road l. practically
completed al last, as the finishing
touches are COW being put IN. Il
has been about six years building.
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The troops OF the Philadelphia
were landed for drill yesterday
morning, two companies drilling at
Union Square, and TWO others al
The new fish market.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Board Of Health will meet
,his afternoon.
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I. !. Levey viii sell the ate
Dr.. Trou=seau's stock o. nedi-
cinez. groceries and wines o, auc-
ion 2. 10 O'Clock this morning.
There 5s:a Ene stock, which viii
repay inspection.
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The Kahului Railroad Company
viii meet n 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
Colonel W. F. Allen left for the
csrden Isle last night on the MlAa-
hala.
Tbe French man-ot-war which
has been 80 long coming Is daily
expected.
Nm Harris and hlide left for
Kauai on the steamer MlNAha'a
yesterday.
Hebron. Newman X Co.,aTe again
discussing cut rates IN this morn
inr's ADVERTISER.
G. D. Gilman and wife were
among the passengers yesterday
afternoon for Kauai.
The band will play ST the
Queens Hospital this afternoon
from until = o'clock.
In North and South kohala,
s;xtv-one Hawaiians have taken
the oath and registered.
There Will be sale OF Govern
ment land today al noon IN front
Of the Executive Building.
The Hawaiian Hardware Com
uanv has some Interesting remarks
this morning on the jury system
Messrs. F. :. Dodge and W. A.
Wall. OF the Government Survey,
are home from their trip TO Ha-
vail. -e
Queen Dowager Kapiolani sent
James and Albert Judd yesterday
a present OF two handsome Gala
bashes.
The number of registered voters
for Oahu has reached 100 The
registration Of Portuguese thus lar
: small.
The stockholders OF the Homo
uu Sugar Company viii meet at ;
o'clock tlis afternoon, a. the ONCE
Of Brewe- i Company.
Peter Quinn, who has been tax
ing the gold cure, was lodged IN
the Station House last night on
charge OF drunkenness.
Members Of the Healani Boat
Club are requested 10 be present at
Z meeting to be held Thursday ev-
ening At the Hawaiian Hotel.
The Volcano road Is practically
completed al last, as the finishing
touches are COW being put IN. II
has been about six years building.
Company D will not drill To-
night, bat Thursday night instead,
when Companies i and D will
have z battalion drill a. the dill
shed.
The troops Of the Philadelphia
were landed for drill yesterday
morning. two companies drilling al
Union Square, and two others al
the new fish market.
/. !. Levey Will sell tbe ate
Dr. Trou=Eeau's stock Of nedi-
cinez. groceries and wines o. auc-
ion 2; 10 O'clock this morning.
There 5s:a fine stock, which viii
repay Inspection.
Christian Freist, German,
zzked Judge Robertson yesterday
q put Alex. Craig under bonds u
keep the peace. Frest says Craig
has several times threatened his
life. The case went over.
a yachting party Will leave this
morning On al excursion % Pear
Harbgr. President Dole, Minister
TbUrstou and Nrs. Tburston, ".
= Arustoug. Dr.. Shelton and wife,
md ssyera! other gentlemen and
ladie- viii be n the party.
The Japaness Iaborers Il Hilea
md SaalebU, Hawaii, struck for
;wo oays last week. The reas0u
Wa that Fen II their number
had been arrestsd fy- making
>"lps< N TIE plantation. ard had
'|%i ALSD- rs mater Wa~ satIs-
factD-ily adjusted % the time men
stoned.
Captain Hawss assumes tue 20 [
sitIOn II Brush Commissioner ~.
day. Minister Kes.dsft Wodenouss
Withdrawing The new Commis-
sionsr visitsd b0tb the Champion
and the Philadelphia yesterday.
Tscsiyiug salutes ffofn botn Vessels
~ leaving lie a.so uada 4 call
u President Do.s.
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Christian FreiEt, . German,
zsked Judge Robertson yesterday
% put Alex. Craig under bonds %
keep the peace. Frest says Craig
has several times threatened his
life. The case went over.
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removal.
Picturesque Hawaii.

IF YOU ARE THE FORTUNATE
owner of "A set 81 FictunrrQ,.t liAwAtt,
you can preserve IL indefinitely by hay-
ing 1t bound at the GAznrtR HiNnthY.
Any style 81 binding desired at popular
bttyrr.
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The Jsparsss IaDDrers Il Hilea
and NaaleDU, Hawaii, struck for
iwo cays last wssk. The reason
Wa that z FEN u their NUN Der
ha1 been arrsstsd fD- making
"lps@ u TIE plantation. and had
Dssn lined. The MATER was satis-
iacto-l.y adjusted ln the time men
stoned.
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a yachting party viii leave this
morning On al excursion - Pearl
Harb0r. President Dole, Minister
TbUrstou and Mrs. Tburston, ".
:. Armstong. Dr.. Shelton and wife,
and ssveral other gentlemen and
ladie- viii " r. the party.
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We will buy for cash large or small
quantities OF used Hawaiian Postage
Stamps at the following prices per
hundred:
The evening world., 1894-07-07
TO CALL OUT ALL K. OF |.
Sovereign Draws Up til. Order This
Afternoon.
By Associated Prcss

CHICAGO, July Sat the Conference
held to-day at Chlich's Hall between
Presid.nt Debs and General Maste,
Workman Sovereign. oC the X. ~ L.,
1t was settled 20 far as these two men
can act. thar al members Of the order
OF the knights Ct Labor shall no called
out on Monday next.
Mr.. Sovareir' yielded readily 20 the
demands Of Dobs. and Is now engaged
In dra WING up The order for the general
STRIFE.
1t win not ve IN force. however, Until
signed by III" four other members OF the
Execu,!vc Committee. These are now on
their way to Chicago.
II the order goes into effect i.6rr0
men viii quit work.
Grand Master Sovereign said "rnc
knights - LaiJ" are d unit IN h- sid
Of the American Railway Union, and 81
join In the battle 4 taeir fullest pow"".
1t Is probable that Mr.. Debs ana myself
VII. send a Telegram to President clev"-
lani tonight, bat on thi5 point secrecy
Is required of me-
The evening world., 1894-07-07

and expected TO hear from them before
he went into the conference with Mr..
Debs.
with reference TO the situation. MI
Sovereign said:
81 have been out TO the stock yards
and have come to the conclusion that
4 is unfortunate for the American Rail
way Union that there are SO many hood
iuns in Chicago. l. is this element that
is destroying property. Time will prove
that the Union officers are not in favor
II violence"
The first step IN inaugurating the gen
.raI strike advised by the Building and
Trades Council was taken today, when
all the steamtitters employed at all the
stock yards packing houses. except Fowl
rr'-. went out. The stsamfltters consti-
tutr on. Of the strongest branches OF
tn, building trades alliance. Those who
struck went To Uhilch's Hall and had
conference with President Debs. lie as
-ured them they would be given all the
aid possible.
The Journal prints the following
Dictator Debs has decided upon an
other Of his master-strokes to show the
people Of Chicago his power. This
morning he sent word to the labor or
CARNATIONS on the West, North and
South Side street railways and on the
elevated roads, to be in readiness TO
walk out Monday night. by tying up
the city's means OF transit. he expects
10 arouse the sympathy of the public
and force public opinion" .
The evening world., 1894-07-07
STRIKE OVER BOY PLUMBERS.
nuildinE Trades Men stop Work at
Hotel Marie Antoinette.

The one hundred and fifty building
trades men employed on the new Hotel
Marie Antonette, West Slxty-seventh
street and the Boulevard, who struck
Thursday and yesterday, were hanging
about the building anxious to go to work
this morning.
The six plumbers who caused the
strike We're at woTi;. however and mean
to stick IT. out unless they are ordered
away by the owners of the building.
The. trouble grew out of the split in the
Plumbers Union some time ago over the
question to the number Of boys who
ought, to be employed, The Progressive
working on a job where they perform
The United Plumbers and Gas-Fitters'
Associa ton, which holds contrary views.
stronger organization. they had no rep
resentatives in the Board of Walking
Delegates. Matters reached a, climax
Thursday and the painters walked out.
followed by the plasterers yesterday.
The delegates held a conference last
night. and striker said this morning
that not hand would be raised until
the six plumbers were sent away
II was said yesterday that the agent
Of William Flanagan, the brewer. owner
9he the it, to bnr tbs
morning. he had not shown up. The diff
| hculty may be adjusted by Monday.
There was no strike ordered at the sc.
| Cloud Hotel, 81 oadway and Forty-sec-
ond street this morning. The same
| grievance with the plumbers exists there.
| On the st. Cloud building less than one
| hundred plasterers AMI lsborers of the
| building trades were at work Three
| plumbers, two journeyman and a boy,
| were AT work.
| The Board OF Walking Delegates visited
| the building this afternoon and went
away. The strike will be ordered Mon
| day. II Is thought.
A strike OF the painters on the Bloom
ninth street, is on to-day. Boss Painter
Sauer, of Forty-eighth street and Broad
way. put on an Objectionable man yes
terday, and the men of the Building
| Trades quit. A strike was caused not
| long ago over the same man. Sauer dis
| charged him then.
| The delegates said this morning that
Sauer was not ready to go no with his
| contract, and put on the objcc ,ionabls
| man In order TO stop work.
The evening world., 1894-07-07
DELM0NIC0'S NOT Affected.
Plenty of Eastern Beef. and the
strike Docs Not Trouble Him.

The great railroad strike may bring
war pestilence and famine, and send
the price of beef as high as the constel-
lation Of Hercules. but It won't affect
the eatinghouses run by Charles Del
monico, II the word Of Mr. Delmonico's
manager is good for anything. Neither
are the stewards of the big hotels much
ruffied.
But with Eeefsteak John 1t is a differ
ent matter. He has public refectories in
Sixth avenue. the Bowery and in Brook
Ign. Philanthropy enters into his busi-
ness and high prices and phila nthrophy
are antipathetic. In his own university
language his business has got a punch
In the Jaw and is crawling under ropes
to avoid punishment"
A reporter for THE Evening World"
saw representatives Of these varied in
terests to-day. The manager for Del
monico's was the first to be seen at the
place in upper Broadway.
We don't care II we never get an
other cow from Chicago" said he. I'VE
only only prime a Eastern term b beef. e we serve
,r We pay big price er to get the best
will show you: Alphonse. Hyppolitel
ment."
Mr.. Delmonico's manager snapped his
fingers, and two whiskers rAngla.s
Of II na:ghho" g Ia lie, and brought II
forth grandly toFether..
t., There" exclaimed the manager. With
s f0sq ReaS FtsSieTs stess
That is not asking pay at all. Porter
. seu a,s.n steak (, 'lS9 mere song
nedos iiiiet Of beef. victorien. 81; aud
that. my friend Is as a public charity.
These charges have been our rate Of
tariff for years, and you may accept my
turbed. no matter how hard the Chi
cago railroad men may strike"
Much the same thing was heard from
The stewards Of the Victoria, Imperial
Their butchers have not yet asked them
an advanced price for beef and they
have not marked up their bills of fare.
beef. the receipts OF which remain as
do business with special butchers. who
driven TO extremities.
However, when the reporter got over
to Sixth avenue ana called on Beefsteak
John, he heard an utterly different song
Mr.. b. John had much to say. and he
said 1t without moderation Of tone or
terms.
This Is a goug. and an outrage" said
matter how big his heart may be. can
AFFORD t. set up steak. rolls and coffee
| for Is cents, when he has TO pay from
= to II cents for chuck beef. and Is
warned that II will cost more tomorrow
II tell YOU III take down my sign and
go out Of business IL this thing keeps
| Up"
! Mr.. John was interrupted. by the ad-
vent Of butcher with u bill, and the
| the reporter left.
The Indications for general advances
| IN the price o! beef next week continue.
although to-day's prices are stationary.
The evening world., 1894-07-07
MUCH ANXIETY HERE.
Hut Railroad Men Think the Crisis
Has Been Passed.

The officials of the New York Cen
trail and West Shore roads sought slum-
Der in vain last night. 1t was the
pivotal time. as far as their lines were
concerned. They took the ground that
II the men at Buffalo did not go out
during the night they would remain
loyal.
Chauncey NJ. Depew, President OF the
New York Central. was advised by
wire of the situation hourly, and at
sunrise to-day he held that the crisis
The eastbound trains on the New York
Central all came in this morning. even
No. 4, which had been abandoned. was
put back and ran on schedule time.
Just before noon despatch arrived at
Mr.. Depew's Office from the Lake Shore
road in Chicago which read:
The crisis has passed. distinctions
ming with but little interference"
Supt. Van Etten said that the Michi-
gan Contra; had started nothing out OF
yards at Kensington last night.
II am aware" he said. that there
are some A: X. U. men in Buffalo, trying
to get the Central men to go out. l APP
prehend no trouble from that quarter.
however. as ! do not think our men
will take the initiative. I do not think
that Sovereign's threat to call out the
knshss e, an s0 essn ac ss5fsa
are any Knights Of Labor In our en-
plov. II there are they are not organ
lied"
General Manager Laying. OF the West
Shore. was In cheerful spirits over in
formation from Buffalo. He had just
received a despa tch which read:
Mr.. Debs not making any progress
with our men. They will all stick to
their posts, even If those Of other roads
do go OUT
This was signed by the supernten-
dent at Buffalo. Mr.. Laying also re-
ceived advices from the Big Four line
at Cincinnati. to the effect that their
chicago superintendent wired them that
the iremen on the Chicago Division had
concluded to stick to their engines.
On the Pennsylvania road the limited
train, due here last evening. had not
arrived at noon. though they expected
II every moment. The other through
trains from the West brought Pullman
cars. but they had been attached at
Pittsburg. The trains We're all behind
time.
The Erie ignored It's Western connec-
lions, hut ran on schedule time at this
enc No through Pullmans had arrived
and none was exepcted.
The other trunk lines had not de-
layed trains ut this end, waiting for
connections. and no through Pullmans
came In.
The impression prevails among East
tern railway men that the backbone OF
the strike Is now broken. President De-
pew feels 80 sure OF this that he has
left the city for a days outing.
The evening world., 1894-07-07

Railway Union. who have been here for
week or more. have had exceedingly
poor success in their efforts to gain sup
porters. There is no desire for a strike
In this city, and there will be none unless
the men feel themselves compelled to go
out in order to keep faith with their fell
low-unionists who have struck in the
West.
As the leaders in the American Rail-
way Union would rather have willing
than unwilling supporters. they are try
ing very hard to create enthusiasm in
the strikers favor.
President samuel oompers. Of the
American Federation Of Labor, was re-
M peDs 50 in go regard 20 10 tSe BUT
essssa So New IKE Ted
GRAFTON; aith ,,S :ymp'nN thizin. in zen
ly unlikely to take any active steps In
their support.
MIR: Gompers said this morning that
made no request for help, and that the
Federation had not held, and had made
no arrangements for holding, any meet
ing f. tss nof very
in steam railroad circles" continued Mr.
Gompers, "nor is there any general or
ganIzation in the East that il very
There are Brotherhoods of Locomo-
tive Engineer. Ffremen and Switchmen,
and there are unions of the employees
on each Of the big railroad systems, but
there is no strong organisation like the
American Railway Union, which In
cludes all systems and all classes OF
railway men The Knights of Labor do
not amount to much. My experience
has been that they are usually strong
est in some other places than the one In
which the inquirer may be-"
Mr.. Gompsrs said he knew nothing OF
the proposed visit OF Mr.. Debs to New
York
Through the efforts OF the emissaries
of the American Railway Union a meet
ing OF delegates from the various local
unions of the city is to be held tonight
at IS, East Fourth street. to see II 1t
may be possible to arrange for q mass g
be held in this city early next week.
| The leaders Of the movement are trying
to arrange that President Debs and two
| Populist congressman, whose names are
not given, shall address the meeting.
The evening world., 1894-07-07
CLEAR TRACKS OR COLD LEAD
Federal Authoriti-s Decide ON EH-
trcne Nca,urcs NJ Chicago,

CHICAGO. Julv THE FeG,IaI au-
move against The strikers, which may
ressiit H. the rut"l S,rtes troops firing
upon the mob.
United states Marshal Arnold and
Gen Miles had Il consultation this morn
ing at TIE military headquarters, and It
was decided TO send troops to All the
roads which are tied up and clear the
yards and tracks. The plan decided
upon Is to send one company OF troops
TO each oc the dcpots along with forty
deputy msrshals. a train viii then be
started On each Of the roads and the
military and marshals VIII clear the
yards and tracks Of the crowds
The soldiers will have orders to fire
upon any one who disobeys the order
to ,eave the railroad property.
Marshal Arnold, after the conference
with Gen Miles, returned to hs office
In the Government building and issued
orders sor the massing OF the deputies
at the depots.
The armed trains VIII start on the
Rock Island. Lake shore, Illinois Cen
trail and on other roads whose trains
have been held up and stopped by mobs,
1--WE have decided to clear the yards,
said Marshal Arnold, "nnd IL viii lee
done at any cost. The soldiers Will
have orders TO fire II the crowd do not
dispense. The NAH trains must be start
ed, and II they are not allowed to run
there will be serious trouble this after
noon. The Government troops will STAND
no nonsense, for their orders, ar, eN-
plicit."
The Marshll said the trains would
start as soon rs the roads could make
the necessary ARRANGEMENTS and the
troops and MaTshals can be got 10 the
starting points.
The evening world., 1894-07-07
CLEVELAND MEN STAY OUT.
Lake shore Ynrdmaster Threatened
with n DuckinE.

CLEVELAND. July 7.-Although 1t
was announced last night that the strik-
ing New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
(Erie) switchmen, some 600 In number
would return to work this morning. not
q man put In an appearance. and the
freight business OF the road Is tied UP
more ompletely than yesterday. The
passenger trains are running about on
time.
The Lake Shore succeeded in getting
through an eastbound train. destined for
New York, to-day.
Yardmaster Murphy and an assistant,
OF the Lake Shoe, attempted to move
some cars loaded with stock in the West
ern yards this morning. A crowd OF
strikers threatened to throw Murphy in
the lake unless he ceased work. and he
promptly withdrew.
Traffic on tie Big Four IL practically
at a standstill. The same state OF af-
fairs exists on the Cleveland and Pitts
burg. the Cleveland, Akron and Column
bus and the Cleveland. Canton and
Southern. The Nickel Plate Is making
very little Roadway in handling traffic.
The evening world., 1894-07-07
ONLY SWITCHMEN WANTED.
Dodge Will Hire None but Expert.
enced Men Now.

The employment bureau of Charles
Dodge. at the United States Hotel, 81
Fulton street. did rushing business
this morning.
Dodge has replaced his placards call
ing Tor railroad men with others offer
men.
i don't want any one but switchmen
now. said he, and only men who
thoroughly understand their business, at
them. and will engage great many
more as soon as can get them"
When asked II he was sending men to
Buffalo in anticipation OF a switchmen' S
strike at that point, Dodge smiled sig
ntficantly, but resolutely refused to an
swer the question.
1t is understood that the men are en-
gagged to work at any point TO which
Dodge may send them, and that they
seldom know where they are going up
10 the time of their departure.
The evening world., 1894-07-07

Clerk Harold B. Thorne in charge of h,s
once. When questioned as TO whetber
Steps mad been taken in anticipation of
Trouble at Buffalo, Mr.. Thorne would
make no statement in the absence OF the
General. referring The Evening World"
rporer 70 Col Stephen H. DIN, chief
OF stan: Col. DIN is also out of town.
0f the aides-de-camp. only Lieut..
1iver Hartman, jr., could be found.
He also declined to say whether or not
the subject had been discussed from .
military point of view, or whether the
Ninth Regiment, which went to camp al
Peekskih to-day under Col. Seward. had
any special instructions or waitins
orders which might call for a sudder,
departure for the western part Of the
State.
Col. Herman Dowd. OF the Twelfth
Regiment. denied that any orders had
as yet been given for the assemblare OF
regiments In this city. He had every
assurance that none would be Issued
to-day. he said. but declined to saw
upon what grounds he based this latter
conclusion.