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Wall street Notes.

For July the. Louisville 4 Nashville ROAD re-
ports: Gross earningt of u, <2s BOZ, decrease
Of s25s 500, expenses. tsss. ai3, decrease Of
see lis and net $40 $50. increase Of s.. $50.
The Imports exclusive OF silver. at the port
OF New York for tho week were E7OI.+?s Of
which ST. OIL i7 were dry goods and So, 49, as
general merchandise For the corresponding
week OF 1888 the Imports were S,bi2ot5, of
which 81? 2O2. O2s were dry goods and ,o,3i7jl7
general merchandise.
The imports OF specie at the port Of New
York for the week were S.llS. csS. OF which
;l,Il44ll were gold and S3sst silver. For the
corresp Jnding week Of 1898 the imports were
E,tG5 lI9.
chief Engineer Katie OF the New York Cen
trail Railroad sAys that since April I, 1894. 60,
OOO tons o. new rail have been laid between this
city and Buffalo the line Of the road. at
coat OF shout sl.?5O.OO0.
leading mober " the Peoria. Decatur :.
Evansville nrst mortgage bUndhOdcrS' committee
says that foreclosure proceedings viii be instl-
tuted early next week Ia the State Court OF
Peoria. under the Peoria and the Evansville div
isional mortgages. Default occurs to-day on the
Granville division bonds.
The louisville. New Albany q Chicago Com
pany has issued circular to itS Stoy khOldeTs
notifying them that a. the annusl meeting on
Sept. ~ authority will be asked for the crca-
ton Of 81 OuJ. 900 Equipment Mortgage sinking
Fund : per cent twenty year bond. To be
cured Dy mortgage on freight cars now used but
not owned by the COMPANY Ehich costs 81, 0U2 2SA.
OF which more than Ono-thlN has heCn paid All
passenger gsrs aud engines the circular states,
have been already Paid for.
The evening world., 1894-09-01
SHARP RALLY IN CORN.
Wheat and Oats Were Also on the
Rise.

There was considerable excitement in
corn this morning. and prices were adj
vanced sharply at the opening on cover
Ing by shorts. December sod up to
IS 5-Sc. at New York, and at Chicago
September touched IS S-ic., with May
Jic. Wheat was active and a little
higher. after opening at a fractional
decline on weak cables and liberal de-
to 81 lac. for December at New York AMI
81 9-Sc. at Chicago. parity in sympathy
with corn. but soon eased off. Oats were
and May 90 5-sc. West.
The Cotton Exchange Is closed to-day
and will remain closed until Tuesday
morning. The visible supply OF cotton
year, a decrease OF 90. 26 bales.
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Pythian Sisters Elect Omcers.
(By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Sept The Pythian Sisters
yesterday elected the following onhcer:: Supreme
Chief. Mrs Ida n. eWaver. Of Des MoineS Ia :
Supreme Senior, Mrs. Sarah j. Golf OF Rhode
Island Supreme Junior. Miss Jeanette Neubert.
OF Kansas: Supreme Manager. Mrs Alice Cutler
OF Michigan. Supreme N. r. and G., Mrs. W D..
Wood. OF Kansas city. Mo-. Supreme NJ. Of F..
Miss NJ. Friar OF Richmond Ind. At a meeting
OF the Supreme Assembly OF the Pythian sister
hood the following otfcers were elected for the
ensuing term Of two years: Mrs. George Bcmis OF
Worcester. Mass, Supreme Chancellor; Mrs. q.
y Van Wort of Jersey CIV Nj s",rems Vice.
Oh nce'lo-; Mrs. W. A. Diiwo tn. OF Eeb a k,, su.
preme Prelate: Mrs. l.. A. Small, OF New Hamp-
shire, Supreme Mistress.
The evening world., 1894-09-01
HORSE IN A BAKERY.
Milkman's Mettlesome Steed
Caused Pretty Clerks to Flee.


A runaway horse created consider
able excitement on Bedford avenue. Will
iamsburg. this morning. Thomas Riley.
q milk dealer. of lb6 North Sixth street,
went into a house near the corner of
Bedford avenue and Hewes street. His
horse became frightened at a passing
bicycle, dashed up the avenue as far
as Penn street. and then turning sharp
window OF Frederick Hearers bakery,
6i1 Bedford avenue.
The glass cracked and few In all d.
halfway through, stuck fast. The only
persons in the store were the two pretty
female clerks and three customers. They
made a hasty exit from the place by
way Of q rear door.
The horse completely destroyed the
show-window exhibit of cake. &c, but
was only slightly cut and after being
taken out, the milkman went on to
cover his milk route.>
The evening world., 1894-09-01
Boxer Woods Held for Larceny.

John Woods, a "Dutehtown pugilitt,' was
held in the even Street Court. Williamsburg to-
day on a charge Of grand larceny. As told In
1.-THE Evening World last Monday Moods AMI an,
other fighter named Jack McWiliiams, BORROWED
a horse and buggy belonging 10 John Fischer, OF
20 Meeker avenue. and finally abandoned II w
very dilapIdated condition. McWilliams. the other
puEilisl. 10 said " be In Troy.
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ACCUSES THE JUSTICE.
Berliner Indignant because His Al
legged AssaiIant Wasn't Held.

Philip Berliner. an auctioneer, of 81
Washington avenue, called at the
Brooklyn City Hall In n high state OF
excitement this morning to lodge com
plant against Police Justice Haggerty,
Of the Myrtle Avenue Court.
Berliner said he had been assaulted
by Edward Theal. OF $40 Atlantic ave
nue.. and that Justice Haggerty had re-
fused to entertain the complaint against
Theal, alleging lack of evidence.
Berliner showed where his teeth had
been knocked out, and he claimed Theal
did IT.
The evening world., 1894-09-01
TWO BOYS RUN OVER.
One Dead in Jersey CITY, Where
Both Accidents Occurred.

John Tracy. eleven years old. OF l65
Bay street. Jersey City. struck by
Pennsylvania railroad train at the
Green street crossing last night, died In
the city Hospital this morning. Tracy's
right leg had been severed at the hip
by the locomotives wheels.
Early this morning, fifteen-year-old
Warren street. Jersey CITY was struck
at the same place. and had his left leg
cut OF. He was removed to the ct.
Francis Hospital In n critical condition
The evening world., 1894-09-01
"YoUR MONEY OR YOUR LIFE"
Butcher RosenburE Cut n Delin-
quent Patron with n Cleaver.

Justice Murphy. in the Even Street
Court. Williamsburg. to-day held Adolph
Rosenburg a butcher, Of 20 Seigel street.
on a charge OF assault In the second
degree.
q Seigel street. last night, to collect "a
bill. Cohen refused to pay. and Rosen-
burg pulled a cleaver from under his
apron and cut Cohen on the head.
Gus one.
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WIVES CAUSED THIS ROW.
Hugo Lauten Punches Gustav
Krautz and Is Put Under Bonds.

Hugo j. Lauten standard-bearer OF
the Hugo ]. Lauten Association. and u
prominent German Democrat, of the Six
teenth Ward. Williamsburg, Was placed
Under $500 bonds to keep the peace. In
the Even Street Court to-day.
Lauten lives at 81 Lorimer street, and
his wife and the wife of Gustav krautz,
OF 80 Lorimer street, engaged III ire
ouent quarrels on Thursday the hus-
bands were brought into the trouble,
and Lauten punched his next door
neiRhbor
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BURGLARS SCARED AWAY.
weman's Screams Drought the Po-
lice After They Fled.

lice After They Fled.
Mrs. ]. Perry. OF 17a GARFIELD place.
Brooklyn, was awakened early this
morning by the noise Of burglars trying
to pry open 4 window in the back par
lor. She got up. and: seeing the men
srouchilnS on av the roof r o, the Kitchen
The burglars jumped to. the ground.
climbed a fence and escaped through the
next house, which was unoccupied. Po-
aponded to the woman's cries for hep,
were unable to find the burglars, al
though they searched all the yards in
the vicinity. Mrs. Perry did not get
a good view Of the faces Of her visitors,
and Is unable to describe them.
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HE STABBED HIS WIFE.
Result of Marital InfeIioities in the
Egley Family.

Louisa Egley. thirty-seven. OF War
wick street. Brooklyn, and her husband.
Anton. who have been living apart be-
cause they could not agree, met last
night at Glenmore avenue and Elton
street and renewed their quarrel.
The woman says that her husband
stabbed her in. the cheek and leg and
then ran away. She was attended by a
doctor attached to st. Mays Hospital
AID taken home.
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The bears made a raid on Chicago Gas
and the stock declined 70 6-s, but this
ended their campaign for the day. The
n various crowds and the whole list
rallied smartly. The special cards We're
Louisville & Nashville and Northern
to 81 II and the latter % is. Western
Union was also strong and sold up to
901 -.
Sugar recovered the early decline and
was active. The market closed at about
top prices.
The sales Of listed stocks were $500
shares. In the unlisted department
5000 shares OF Sugar and 800 Lead were
traded in.
The evening world., 1894-09-01
BLEW OUT THE GAS.
Italian Sailor Found Unconscious
at COncy Island.

Feterino Cagiano. an italian sailor thir-
ty-eight years old. hired room at the
Boston Hotel. Henderson's Walk. Coney
Island. last night and retired SHORTLY
afterwards. At l o'clock this morning
several OF the other inmates OF the
house were awakened by an odor OF gas.
end on making an investigation they
traced the leak to the sailors room.
was found unconscious. Tie was removed
to the Kings County Hospital. The doc
tors said he would probably die. 1t Is
supposed that he blew out the gas while
dl unk.
The evening world., 1894-09-01
PRETTY MEAN THIEVES.
They steal Cataznno'S Money, Then
Let His Wine Drip Away.

Joseph Cstazano. a wine dealer, OF 80
Union street. Brooklyn, reported to the
police this morning that his store had
been robbed during the night The
thieves got into the store by breaking a
pane OF glass and spripging the catch
OF a rear window. After securing s. in
money they turned on spigot and al
lowed the contents OF cask or wine 10
run cut upon the moor.
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BLAZE AT ASBURY PARK.
II broke Dat After Midnight and
Caused n Loss of sIO,OOU.

ASBURY PARK, y. J., Sept. IA
fire broke out at midnight in the furni-
ture warerooms OF either & Co. Prompt
work by the flremen saved the wafN-
house. and the goods In the place were
burt partially destroyed.
The damage by fire and water IL
about $1,000. on which there Is some In
surance. The cause OF the fire is un-
known.
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kuickerbocksr Steamship Company

Special arrangements have been made
by Mr.. Frank Barnaby, Acting Man
ageI OF this Company, for Labor Day.
Steamers Gen. Slocum and Grand Re.
public will make three trips to Rock
Leave foot OF West Twenty-second
street, West Tenth street. Battery land
ing and JEWELS wharf, Brooklyn. A
special programme has been arranged
by Conrad Franks military band FOR
the pleasure seekers. -
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Excursions.
Excursions.
LONG ISLAND RAIR0AbI
Great Excursion Routes 10 The Sea. \
Manhattan Beach,

FnAiNss 9 5sSE riff HIT % bt Sssaa.r H ST.
5jSSi 3 y ;,., ssc: 40 Az 4$$ a:
100 II, o. Parlor Car. {, DO J. %. Zoo. ! o.
- 10, 90, b 90. & 20, q 90. g. 20. S.63, 40,
500, $40. 300. $40. 10oOP. N. sFsst II.
'.WmITEHALLsT.. ROUND TRIP 80 CENTS
hourly from I. 40 to 8. 10 r. N, Additional trains
on rae" days. G. ]. J. G.. II, 40 A. NJ, IL 80
o.1OP. NJ. -
The Manhattan Hotel, with its fine, yoous. /,
broad n'ay',s and great restaurant, dining 10 OOt
sOTsX,s CONCERT BAND and ~
HAtENBECk'ST TRAINED AMIN AIS
PAINS LALLA ROOkH
AND GRAND FIREWORKS
Every evening except Sunday and MondAy
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WHAT TO WEAR NOW.
The styles for Men and Women Are
Ready for Your Purse.

New costumes for women. new Golf
fures. new styles in shoes. umbrellas
and gloves will be described In the
Sunday World" II you have not chosen
yoir Fall or Winter suit. here Is your
chance.
The evening world., 1894-09-01

The men, too, are to have new cuta-
ways. new overcoats. If you would be
In style or know what Is fashionable,
read the story in THE World"
The evening world., 1894-09-01

You read The Evening WOrld'
DO you read the sunday WOrIds
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-14
JUDICIARY JoTTINos
Charged Liquor a. Cash Various
Probate Cases.

Probate Cases.
Judge Cooper has found for do.
PENDANT in Louiz Andrads VS., Que
rino Fernandez, a jury-waived as
sumpsit appeal Of plaintiff from the
District Court. A. q. Correa for
plaintiff; j. L. Kaulukou for defend
ant. The Court discovered that
rharges OF cash" should have been
charges OF liquor sold to defendant
without license.
Judge Whiting has confirmed the
sale OF land for the Opfergelt
minors, by w +. Allen, guardian.
II il q piece Of land adjoining the
homestead lately recovered at law
from the estate by Lau Chong. Jas.
+. Morgan, auctioneer, certified to
the sale Of the piece through him to
Lau Chong, the highest bidder, for
$3.50.
Judge Whiting has approved the
accounts in the John McColgan ss,
tate presented by Jas. F. Morgan
trustee, also accepted the resignation
OF Mr.. Morgan as such trustee, and
appointed David Dayton in his stead
The property comprises the Criterion
Saloon, the blacksmith shop adjoin
ing, and the stand formerly occupied
by the Gsrmania Market on For
street, also a homestead on Jude
street. The accounts show receipt,
| $4b5l.l4, expenditures $3SO266, bal
ance $74S AZ.
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WAISAKU, Hilo, Aug. 9, 1894.

. WANAKu, Hlo, Aug. g. 1884,
Mn. f. r. HENDRy, Honolulu.
Dear Srn your regarding working
Avery Stubbe Dggers and Fertilizer Distributors would
the Dgge months
acres OF stools with them oo.ening the soil in and
shoots forth usually And that there
zer without mixing
thoroughly with the soil allowing
plant
The Fertilizer Distributors have had work for
ed about four hundred with them
doing all the makers claim for distributing IN
each side Of the and in desired
good labor saving machine and doing tie work Of several
These machines light draft and made
liable get out of order fully recommend these plantation,
| remain, truly
Manager Ho Sugar Co.
We received BY the Alameda carload of Avery Sons I'M
peentS which include Fertilizer Distributors Stubbe Dggers
and Improved Sugar Land CulvatorS The latter has solid
discs and shovel attachments They admirably adapted for
in the soil here and will be found Necessary every plan
tation.
The Fertilizer Distributor is arranged to work land where
the burrows irregular with the facility where they
run even.
Any information regarding these machines will be furnished
THE HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO.,
m.m 3O7 Fort Street, Honolulu.
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To Plantation Managers.

The following letters received from Mr. Jno A. Scott Mana
ager Ho Sugar Co., refer to the AVERY FERTILIZER DSTRIB
TORS and STUBBlE DGGERs, for which the Hawaiian Hard
ware Co. sole agents Mr. Scott first these implements
at the Columbia Exhibition in Chicago, and SO favoraby
impressed with their appearance that he Immediately ordered
samples shipped to the fo Sugar Co. Mr. H. Deacon, Mana
ger for PepeekeO Sugar Co., secured each of these np
ents from Mr. Scott and expressed his satisfaction with them
in the letter published herewith e.
PEPEEKEo, Aug. 9, 1894
J. A. Scorr,
D Sn reply yours relation "Avery" Dgg
and Fertilizer Distributors.
would that have using the Dgg almost constantly
receedhem and highly with them signifies
end them specially adapted to the work Of oosenng the soil about
stools and they used either before
after the Fertilizer Distributors thereby putting the r.tocn fields the
best condition for rapid They light
aud would recommend them to plantation
The Fertilizer Distributor labor saving machine and find
that shall need 20 Gil
/ remain yours respectfully,
(Signed) H. DEACON,
Manager for Pepeekeo Sugar
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LADIES' COLUMN.

Commencing Saturday We
will KEEP OPEN EVENINGS till
the Holiday trade is over
We have put electric lights
into the store, and arc ready
for the rush. From day to
day our business increases.
We are kept moving from
morning till night; nor only
ourselves bur the goods are ;
what is The reason of it? It's
simply this: We have been
whispering words of economy (;
we have talked about judi.
cious b ying, until at last yo"
realize t"at you can really OBJ
tain first, class goods of us ut
prices you would pay for
sh"ddy goods elsewhere. We
call them Quick Sales and
small Profit Prices, which
mean in plain English that
there i no such thing us just
the same goods for less mon
ey. You realize it; every
body realizes It; hence our III
cr ased bu>im ~. JudiciouS
buyers, shrewd buyers, t. ose
that appreciate the best goods
for the least money, are the
ones You sec swapping II" the
new goods as fast - they 20
OH the counters They are
the class of buyers W. ao
looking after.
This week you will find q
. enuine Bargain counter load
ed down with CALICOS. GING
HAMS, ORGANIZES, COTTON
CIIALLIEs, SIIAwLS, ETC.
ETC. !; come and look ut them
and II you d"n't think they
are the best goods for tn,
money, don't buy them.
ks Have you counted NJ
the Sales Checks you have IL
civcd from MS yet?
~ Rt MEMBER, we keel
open nights from saturday
Dec 18th, till the Holiday
are over.
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THE LATE CAPTAIN bet.
His Funeral Yesterday-The Jury's
Verdict.

The funeral OF Captain John Biet,
late master OF the German bark Paul
Isenberg, took place at 1 o'clock
yesterday afternoon from Williams
undertaking parlors on King street,
Members Of the firm OF II. Hackfeld
Il Co. attended the funeral, a. we'll
m the officers aud crew Of the Paul
issnberg, also nearly all the ship
masters In port.
The coroner's jury rendered q YER.
diet that Captain BETS death was
caused by an overdose of laudanuln,
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Passenger
ARRIVALS.

From the Colonies per . = A-awa, Dec
H-B h Hsmersley, Mrs Munro and child,
Messrs NJ Coie, 1hos Ryan and VIM
Bingham.
From Waianae per stmr Keauh "a, Dec
18Th Macfariane, n ID Johnson, wife and
family, Miss Hilda Berger and others.
From Nescastle, per bk Hesper Dec ls-
A McC,usker
From San Francisco, per biz y q Allen,
Dec ii--Mrs NJ y Sanders, Elsie Sanders,
Mrs W l.ishman, Alice 1.isbman, Sarah
Williams, Mrs NJ Garrison, II l. Ugleves,
Mrs Ugleves, Mrs J NJ Angus, Jsne Angus,
Ethel Angus, Manoel Dillon.
DEPARTURES.
For San Francisco per y 3 Arawa, Dec
H-Mrs 3 T Alexander, J + Nolan and
wife, Miss X Nolan, Mrs r r Hastings, n
I aud w + Ferry, A Young ard wife,
Misses b X and NJ Il ! Dung. X A Young,
Capt + y Templar, Rudolph Spreckels, A
n Small, Mrs A q Byxbee, Ueo W Macfar-
lane, l Bristow and wife, 7 Lawler, =
Phcrillot, l. kian, wife and child, w y
Farrell, Geo Black, Thos Kennedy, II q
Moodke, Ms \ N NicoIls and child, and
Miss German.
For Maui and Hawaii per stmr W q Val
Dec H. Pc Jones, y l. Carter, J ID Acker-
man, IL Roberts N Aksu, Akina, Y
Urcenwell. y Greenwell, Mrs u v Dunn, N
Hoffman. & M ser, Master Mcwayne,
Mrs Mulch aud = children, Adolph Gertz
and 80 deck.
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b. r. EIILEKS AZ CO.
AARSHAL'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF ENEGU-
ID ton issued out Of the District Court
ON the 10th day Of December, A. u. 1884,
against !. Bradley, defendant, in favor Of
Mrs Thos Lack, plnint'H, for the sum OF
$27 90, have levied upon and shall expose
for sale ut the Police station, IN the Dis.
trict Of Honolulu, Island Of oahu, at y
O'Clock Of SATURDAY, the 18th day OF
January, A. ID. 1895. To the highest bidder,
all the right, title and Interest Oi the said
l.. Bradley, defendant, in ard 10 the fol-
lowing property, unless said Judgment,
interest, costs and my expense bo pre-
viously paid.
Last Of property for sale:
Hand-sewing Machine, Wash Basin
and Pitcher
I Wardrobe, 7 School Desks, oil Stove.
Black Boards, Music Rack and lot of
Music Books.
Il. q. HITCHCOCK,
Marshal Republic Of Hawaii.
Honolulu, dec. Is, 1854. I2'2-it
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The Inquisition, the work Of
Wyrkliff. the Morning Star Of the
Reformation, and the triumph Of
Martin Luther, will be the subject
at the tent tonight.
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An electric lamp has been erected
on . loft. arm extending from . pole
raised for the purpose on the King
street side Of Palace Square.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-14

Kawsishao Church Fair, this even
ing, also tomorrow afternoon and
evening. Live doll show tomorrow
afternoon.
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L. j. Levey will sell holiday goods
at auction at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
All will be sold without reserve.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-14

The three runaway stowaways
captured on the other side OF this
island are being walked all the way
into town,
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Toys aud dolls will DO given away
tomorrow aud Monday gratis 20
purchasers at the store Of N. s.
Sachs.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-14

Henry Macfsrlane Of Ahuimanu
ranch came to town by the steamer
Keauhou yesterday evening.
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$500 REWARD.

I 0sT, 4 JAPANESE ruGC-.l,
- POODLE, black AMI white, 0J,W
bow-l-gg-a on fore legs, an, =
swer IA the name al "prince, lk4zs
Street, opposite Cunhss residence, will 10
ceiye the above reward, l!l3.Jt
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Departures.

FRIDAY, Dec. IA.
So Arawa, Stuart, for san Francisco, at
lam
Stmr W u Hall for Maui and Hawaii at 10
I'm
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Oargoes from Island Ports.

S'mr Iwalani-35iO bags sugar, ia bags
paddy and ~ bags rice.
Stmr kesuhou-4OO bags rice, 4543 bags
paddy, AZ turkeys and 70 pkgs sundriss.
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PC. Jones and Charles L. Carter
left by the steamer W. G. Hal this
MOI ming for kona, Hawai-.
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NOTICE.

NEITHER THE CAprAiN NOR THE
~ Agents of the british bark "Glanivor'
wi'i he responsible ioI any debts contracted
by the crew, lgl.-3l'
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j . B B e II. 8 /:

llonn"N DHuG coMrANY,.,,.. Wholesale Druggists
Benson, SMITm n CoMrANy.......
iloiLIsrER DHuG COMPANY, l.TD...
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CHE 4aily Bnllstia.
FRIDAY, DEC. IA, 1894.
M A RI h N Bw s
Arrivals.

Arrivals.
THURSDAY, Dec. IL.
Am bk 8 q Allen, Thompson, 10 days from
San Francisco
IS Arawa, stuart, from the Colonies
FRIDAY. Dec. IL.
Am blk Sonoma. Anderson, from New
castle, N SW
Am schr Robt Searles, Piltz, 60 days from
New castle, n SW
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Joe Leal, . news carrier, was ar
rested this noon for the larceny Of q
bicycle valued ut $50.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-14

Mrs. 6. G. Munro Of Kauai was q
passenger by the s. s. Arawa from
the Colonies.
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w. F. Aliens big hou.e at Bere-
tania and Victoria streets is ap.
prUaching completion.
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George Howe fell in au epileptic
fit on Fort street, near Hotel street,
this forenoon. He was placed ON
the step OF the Criterion Saloon and
DR.. j. s. McGrsw was summoned.
Howe was taken to his room aud re-
covered. HI Is all right again.
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Portuguese boys have been de-
tected stealing the BULLETIN from
the houses Of subscribers. When q
few OF them are inside the police
station, the practice will be checked.