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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-22
Timely Topics
HHHdlT 10, 1895.

worlds wonders: such advance
ment has been made with it
during the past few years, that
it is difficult for even electri-
clans themselves to tell where
its uses will end. No one
would have believed a few
years ago that anything that
moved so rapidly could be
measured, and yet it is, and
the people who have meters in
their houses realize it. Every
year brings us greater knowl-
edge on the subject; and with
it comes a desire to 60 deeper
into the mystery. A few years
hence there may be appliances
with the aid of which we may
come down town without eX-
erciSing our limbs at all; there's
nothing impossible in electrical
science after what has already
been accomplished.
A plantation manager called
on us the other day in search of
plowS, and when he examined
them he remarked that "the
stock is not only larger than
the other dealers combined,
but that the plows were of a
better quality" 1t was no trou-
bic to sell him just what he
wanted. The demand upon
us for plantation implements
is always at the top notch, and
for that reason we always keep
a good stock on hand.
Among plantation supplies
we can truthfully say that our
Hendry Breaker and Double
FunoW pIowS have filled a
want, and every manager who
has them on his plantation tells
us they are the best plows he
ever had on his place. Our
stock Of the Hendry Flows,
bath Breaker and Double Fur
rows, is large, and we can sup
ply any demand that we may
have. If you will compare
their capabilities with other
plowS you will see where they
are superior.
Every plantation on the ISL
andS uses fertilizer to a greater
or less extent. If you doubt il
drive out kalihi way and see
the immense works of the Pa
citiC Guano Fertilizer CO. The
difficulty the plantation mana
ger has had to contend with If
the use of fertilizer is to secure
an implement that will diStri-
butte it economically, yet thor
oughly. We believe our Avery
Distributor is the most perlec
machine for the purpose eve
, put on the market. This Ia,
been in use on the plantations
; of Louisiana for a long time
and is now being used will
/ great success on Hawaii. By
the use of this machine Their,
; is absolutely no waste of ma,
terial, and nine acres can b
thoroughly covered in one day
by one man. 1t means econo,
my to the plantation that use
it both in labor and material
The Avery Cane Cultivator l.
another machine that is max,
ing its inrOadS on the planta,
tons here after a thorough tria
in Louisiana. We have Sol(
several of them on Hawaii an(
the parties using them seen
perfectly satisfied with thei
purchase. We believe thi;
machine is destined to be eX
tenSively used wherever Suga
cane grows.
We have made arrangement
for the handling of the cele
brated PaStcur Filters SO mucl
used in the United States il
places of business, public in
situations and private reSiden
ceS. These filters are rente,
or sold outright as people pre-
fer. One of them is now il
use at the Queens Hospital
and after a careful trial DR.. {
B. Wood, the well-known sur
: geon of Honolulu, says:
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WANTED

AN EXPERIENCED SrOREREEPER
"A for Country store; tine chance
for good man Offers under IS. X ;"
BULLETIN Office. l2i0-lw
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II. g. Biart has removed from
King street To the store of Chris
Gertz, Fort street, There he will
repair watches aud make souvenir
spoons aud jewelry Of every descrip-
ton. Having been the practical
matchmaker for Wenner n Co. ten
years, he needs no pulling.
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GENERAL Headquarters, REPUBLLcl
OF HAWAII,
ADJUrANT GENERALS OFFICE,)
Honolulu, Island of Oahu, Ii. |,
January Is, 1895,

SPECIAL ORDER No. %.
ORDER FOR A MILITARY COMMISSION.
A Military Commission is hereby
ordered to meet at Honolulu, Island
Of Oahu, on Thursday, the 18th day
OF January, A. d. 1895, at 10 O'Clock
am, and thereafter from day to day
for the trial of such prisoners as
may be brought before it on the
charges and specifications to be pre-
sented by the Judge Advocate.
The Officers composing the Com
mission are:
/. Colonel William Austin Whit
ing, First Regiment, n. q. ii.
z Lieutenant Colonel j II. Fisher,
First Regiment, n. q. II.
3. Captain g. w. Ziegler, Compa-
ny +, n. q. II.
L. Captain j. NJ. Camara, Jr., Com
pany G, n. 6. II.
D. captain j. W. Iratt, auJutant,
n. q. II.
6. Captain VIC, Wilder, Jr,, Com,
pany ID, n. 6. Ii.
7. First Lieutenant j. w. Jones
Company d, n. e. IL.
Captain William A. Kinney, Aid
de-Camp on General Staff, Judge
Advocate.
BY order OF the COMMANDMENT
Chief.
(SignedD JNO. III. SOPER,
l239-tf Adjutant- q eneral.
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UNITED STATES.

UNITED STATES.
A cablegram reports the London
Chronicle as saying: 1t is regrettable
to find that the sugar trust has
friends in President Cleveland's
Cabinet, but it cannot be wondered
at when Attorney General Olney re-
fuses to SIT in motion the Morgan
antitrust law. The almighty dollar
appears to be still much more
formidable potentate than the Presi-
dent.
EUROPE.
On Jan. IL, the Russian new years,
the Gar conferred honors on various
distinguished persons.
Owing to an adverse vote in the
French Assembly, the Dupuy min
istry has resigned. The essence Of
the vote was radical, aud the crisis
is considered a serious one.
Bosco, a socialist who was sent to
prison by court-martial trying the
leaders OF the revolution last winter,
has been elected to the Chamber Of
Deputies in Rome.
A bomb explosion in Paris street
caused a sensation but killed no.
body.
1t is said loan will be issued to
provide funds for the British navy,
instead OF opening the surplus Of
1895.
OTHER LANDS.
A new kind OF malarial fever has
broken out in Samoa, highly infec-
tious and killing the natives by
scores.
Floods on the Fraser River, b. c.,
are causing great distress and set
tiers are making urgent appeals for
assistance.
An Egyptian native paper says
the Pope, having been asked by the
Sultan to arbitrate the Armenian
question, sent a delegate to Con
stantinople who insisted on reforms
in government and proposed that
the powers intervene. There is an
agitation in the United States for
American Intervention to put an end
to the oppression Of the Armenian
Christians.
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LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

SAN Francisco, Jan IL,
by $. S. China.
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PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE BUILDING, I
Honolulu, Ii. l., January I, 1897

The right Of WRIT OF HABEAS
CORPUS is hereby suspended and
MARTIAL LAW is instituted and
established throughout the Island
OF Oahu, to continue until further
notice, during which time, however,
the Courts will continue in session
and conduct ordinary business as
usual, except as aforesaid
BY the President:
SANFORD b. DOLE,
President OF the Republic of Ha-
wall.
J. A. KING,
Minister OF the Interior.
l23l-tf
GENERAL HEADQUARTERs, REPUBLIc)
OF HAWAII,
ADJUrANT GENERALS OFFICEO
Honolulu, Island OF Oahu, Ii. |.
January Is, 1895,
npnrn NJ y,
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Anyone desiring to examine
one of the filters at their resi-
denCe may communicate with
us, and Mr.. H. l.. Thiron will
call upon them and fully eX-
plain the working of it,
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The King street bridge squad
through their captain, Jerry Simon
son, has presented f w. Damon
with an engrossed letter Of thanks
for that gentleman's remembering
OF the boys with doughnuts and
coffee during the late campaign.
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The meeting Of the Kapiolani
Park Association has been post
poned.
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SPECIAL ORDER No. %.
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NET-JERSEY.
NEWARK.

$3.50 1o,is the expert who has been examin-
tho tho books of the Water Department Tor d
,,ariod covering about two years coInp'e'0 "'
Investigation and made repor; 10 Inc water Noi"
,ni.,ee of the Board Of Works al meeting S.a'e'
day Nr Lewis said that the books OF the water
1,.r,,,e,+ had been. kept in a slovenly manner by
,ha clark The latter had informed him. wheh MS
attention was called TO the fact, mat ne hdu 'a'
no control over the appointments anu ''d' ''eo'
ne,ent men had been selected 10 90 the "oih' M
expert presents a detailed statement sho"'is V'"'
hills had been paid that were not warranted. lhere
NOS lack of vouchers for money appropriated for
exnenses of members and officials of the board
Money had been appropriated in advance TO the
clerk one amount, the expert said was glow anu
II had been charged that the money was lhteh;.
cal purposes and the employees were assessed
per cent of their salaries. IL had peen ulueI 80
The under investigation CONSISTED OIL I'VE
Democrats appointed by Mayor -. hayhe tr;ctroa,
living at No 81 Winans-ave., was killed YESTERDAY
bv falling under the wheels Of his truck while
driving in HarrIson-ave. in Harrison. Strasse was
driving load of dressed hogs from ihe siausn'ei-
house on the meadows to the packing -house o., III
south Orange-ave.. and it is supposed that he fel
asleep and fell from his truck under ne ~hees.
eighteen. sued the Mile End Spool Cotton Company
for $1,000 damages The gfl was fmpio,ysTan IN 'f ne
remove some cotton from box containinr, ma
chinery in motion, and the ends OF TWO OF her
' The funeral Of s. T. j. Byam. who committed sui
eide by shooting. his office. No 1873 liberty-st
New-York will take place tomorrow at =. m.
M his home The deceased man Mason
Knight Templar and member OF the Mystic Shrine
battaiions of Newark and Jersey City that the
United States ship Portsmouth Will be given to
them for drill purposes. Colonel stevens, Of Ho-
boken will provide dock for the ship.
No bank account was found among the effects OF
Camille Cirosshardt. the Alsatan, who asphyx-
iated by gas in his apartment on Saturday night
He will be buried this afternoon from the house
his sweetheart in Passaic by the Friendly Society
OF Engravers to which he belonged
County Collector Keepers has paid to the State
Treasurer check for S4S 295 81. being the amount
of the school tax of Essex County for 1894.
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MOITNT VERNON.

Sunday being the Feast OF the Epiphany bethie
ben Commandery of knights Templar' uhuer COM
mand O, its generalissimo Edgar 1. stewart "'
,ordea divine service at ST. Pauls Episcopal
church. The Rev. Or. w ;. corey rector VI 'e
church. and prelate OF the commandery' ue'EV'.u
n snecial historical sermon on the order ana us
close connection with the Christian rFhsion' "ei.
was also a special musical service by MISS am
Creamery Levy soprano: Miss Saldee a. ~
- i,o. Maurice j. Sullivan. TENOR Arthur
wiliams basso and David Nlihams' o's"'''9.
Ct paul's Church consecrated on oc'ooei "
,so5 although fully forty years had e-apssu si'N0
tho erection of the building. The altar taple MOI
which Bishop Moore sat ana on WHICH ''' ~,
tence of conservation was laid. now sta'"S a.
nnad ~ the north aisle. The rector Of the church
at the time OF the conservation Was NV
Isaac wilkins who before me HeVot noroi-h Of
tha Member OF Assembly from inc p SiS ,rae
West Chester The present DRIVE oy sS Of
The War OF 1872 cut out this new roau rnsaacration
bell which ran hour out ' of service as Knights
Templar marched into the cnu IIi al Lodge of
Frec Masons we're installed on Monday nigh nag ny
f. " l.. Ehlers secretary OF e'e u Disbrow as
msrshal There we're representatives OF o %ew
present from NewYork City Manaro ntrcrs are
%orshWiRinii a,n standen junior warden: Edward
aeh' Ds,is" secretary Gideon D. Pond; treasurer
Burr Davis ,ooro ~ rducation on
AT the n mfe President brakeman reported hat
the Bill to egaze the vote Of the PeCPIss uIdnss
is ~ iptroduced in the Legislature by senator
Robertson. and as soon as i Would D %cvid he
law ad In tho mean while several members OF
The board have advanced several thousand s 10
70 nav the contractors for the work zone am "
nroceet the city against loss depending upon 'In
Pinoc;.Is+ nrs speedily acting upon the DIN ~, III
esssian The committee having in charge the
Carrying out the law reaye to ,hat ihey
rn,abt NOT be able fully 10 enforce the provisions
Of the law in view of insufficient seh9oI for The
Several
sare Of trtant officer were taken under con-
sideraon but no appointment VIII De inaue W.. ha
-" 90 Ddidates have been examined as 10 tIIsH
observation-disclosures \ resolution was adopted authof ia
80 The Committee on Military Drill 10 take ulu.
iis sr the formation of companies OF cadets
in The schools and it is proposed 10 naAv a"o
pertinent in The High School taxing UP 'ne o'"''
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
HESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.


The two National banks OF Yonkers elected Ill
rectors Yesterday. The First National chose
Robert +. Getty John r. Warng. Harold blo""'
William II. Doty. Rudolph Eickmeycr. william
p Ketcham William i. Cochran. william W.
scrurharn william 3. Edgar. Wells o'mstco,
William Delevan Baldwin. Frank 1. Hoicer anu
Wallis Smith. The Citizens National e!cc'co
Charles T. Waring. Henry r. Hicks CnaIies -
Dusenberry. f. ]. Elting. Peter j. EitinS AhdrNW
Deyo. Joseph \. Lockwood. John H. Nce'er anu
II. J. Andrus. ~,,.., .4
The Workers Young Mems Republican C.ao '''e'
in their new quarters Monday evening Frcsi-
dent Cox presided and announced that the expenses
incurred in fitting up the rooms mad pecn s,so'
The committee appointed 20 amend the ne
ton brought IN its report and inc cn%d com
mttee on entertainment consisting Of q. Ho"ys'
Henry w. Pagan. Charles H. hsh nstr,,ctions TO-
prepare club entertainment at once. Inc treas
urer reported balance OF 81 nil, hold court
In Yonkers for the first time to-day al ms - ~
the building of the New-York ana fuinai, a. r.
road Company, in South Broadway H'S ivy5ngston
Morse and the executors of Sophie Hoeit. y,,,n,
ci1h Mss 1efeated BY the Yonkers Bowling Club
at the Association So1 @eys' BAH al the "'''
Ss Pro Tenn club spent delightful evening on
Monday at the home of Miss kigoy al 20 n % even
Wh sns on the adys prize
some cushion William stahlnecker took p,r she
prize for the men; silver pencil estng Of the club
viii be held at the home OF Mrs Mead Ill ho"eiie'
and will be musicale c,,,.oo mot on
Monday evening and elected Dr. C.. a. Niles presi-
dent: william Beairsto, vice-president; Joi'h III ~,
Post secretary; Dav he Central Committee are
George Give. first district; James "A. 1870, NJ
Gnu U.s. viii also represent the Ward Commit
tee in the Executive Committee
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BAYONNE.

following officers a its annual meeting: PRESIDENT
Frank w Edwards OF the Second ward vice.
presidents First Ward. Horace Roberson necoi,u
Ward Morgan Thomas; Third Ward Ares +
Brooke: Fourth Ward, Marcus d. "ehs rn'i
Ward Herman Klein recording secretary al"
4 De bonneville OF the Second Ward; correspond
two socro,arv George Reed of the Third Ward'
financial secretary. j. Bragdon OF the Secohu
Ward. treasurer owen Lyons of the Third "ard'
The much-rncoted annual election for onlcers o,
Bayonne's Volunteer Fire Department was he'u
on Monday evening. The members OF the zen On
nanies comprising the department voted at P 1t
In their respective engine and truck mousse, ~
total vote cast was ~ against @s9 last yea, an
~ r., IseS As was anticipated Councilman James
q Howell the regular nominee Tor chel e.lS .iIan
was defeated by Christopher }. christ, eA-preS'ue"'
OF ENTERPRISE Hose Company, NO. l.
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Announcements

Luxury For TOURISTS.
n, ivon'. Perfect Tooth Powder. In metal ooreA WITH
patent measuring tube. Neat and portable d e'A
"Ch,ckasaw" r & w "Chickasaw."
4 collar.
DR. LYONS PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
.e,, IN. teeth clean and white and purhes the breath
An elegant toilet luxury. Sold everywhere. . cents
Henry A. Daniels. VI. D..
90 WEST saTH-ST.
psranremen,s Of the Neryou. system Impotence ana
e,.r,ity and like specalties Hours. TO I. TO
MANY ladies' are martyrs 10 suffering lheir
Res, help is Parker's Ginger Tonic.
Uindercorns the best cure fr corns !" Gus.
Mrs Winslov's Soothing Syrup for Children
reduces inflammation. "sfr
nain and diarrhoca- - cents q Nffe
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RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSION MEETS

The Rapid Transit Commission met YESTERDAY
afternoon their Office at NO 90 broa'"a'' -
was said that every member except Mayor H"o"s
was nresent The meeting as usual, was secret
The board received a communication from b. r.
Carpenter asking that there should he pupIe
hearing on the pans now under consideration MI
starn moved that there should be two such near
ings. and that the president should designate 'he
dates This was passed, and President orr hAeu
Wednesday and Friday of next week at : p m' aS
the times for the hearings. ooo -. ear
The bill of William b. Parsons Tor "'oo LOT ST.
vices as chief engineer since the reorgai Cd sIo.
OF the present board last June to January vas
approved, on motion of Mr.. Ste'nway on MOTION
OF Mr.. Cafin. the board made reduisi t %, w
7s2 e. This amount needed to pay bills incurred
and for the expenses Of the commission during the
next three months.
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board of Education, P. m
Park and Aqueduct Commissioners mee''"s''
The Rev f. c. Howell before noon prayer-inee'-
ing NO ll9 Fulton-st
BOARD of Trade and Transportation. $50 p m.
Charity Hospital Alumni dinner Clarks. evehins'
American Sugar Refining Company annual meet
ing Jersey City ,,.,.
No Q St Marks Place, p. m
Captain Henry c. Taylor's lecture on poa'u '"e
New Hampshire $50 p. m
Formation Of class in civics. Cooper Union Up H.
President Guntons lecture. No. "a Union square,
p. m .
Osborn reference case before Referee Stein
Annual dinner Of Bowdoln Alumni Hotel Marun'
$50 p
Annual convention OF commission merchants
Reno Post No. A. ball. Lexington Avenue opera
House
Brooklyn Young Republican Battery ball, Pros
pect Hall p. m
Medico-Legal Society dinner, evening
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TIER RECORDER INSISTS TPOS ORDER ~ COURT


Recorder Goff Yesterday gave a severe lecture to
the attendants in Part | of the General sessions
Court ordering them see to II thit the proceeu-
ngs OF the court not disturbed by people com
ing in and out, standing up IN the room or banging
the doors as they wen; out During the progress or
one of the first cases the calendar the Recorder
stopped proceedings by rappng on tho desk IN
front of him. Turning toward the attendants ne
said:
From this time | shall insist that better orler
be preserved in this courtroom snail hoic you
gentlemen 10 a strict accountability III ms respect.
Sou mus perform your duties and be careful that
the proceedings are not disturbed as they have been
In doing 80 YOU must also be courteous ana pohte
10 ali rich and poor high and low. \ competent
man mus, be put in charge Of the door; An at
tendant should be inside and another outside. Poo
ple who have business in this court must ma seats
and the attendants must enforce this rule II there
are no seats for such persons coming in. then the
room must be cleared Of those having no business
here The temple OF justice should be as sacred
as the temple 81 religion as far as human instiiu-
tions are concerned There IS no place In New YORK
where less respect Is shown 20 public proceedings
OF so important a character as in these courts, ana
must be stopped.
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PATERSON

The Catholic Club has definitely decided not 10 ac-
cept the offer made by the Rev. Sebastian g. Smith
rector of ST. .Joseph's Church DIR. Smith. who
two wears ago dispossessed the Catholic Club from
the parish building. where its headquarters Were
because the priest dsapproved OF tho uses 20 which
the members put the rooms. and who thus started
on i-feeling between the club and himself which
lasted for two years. recently made overtures to
the club. through the medium o. Father Brown.
nv inyitnc the club 20 return 10 It's old quarters
or use one OF the parochia! house,. a, a meeting
no. 10 accent DR.. Smiths offer Yesterday that de-
cision made final. -
Father Smith Is about 10 so 10 Mexico Tor a TWO
wears trip. He viii start Tomorrow.
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MONTCLAIR.

The Town Council on Monday night fnaiiy ac-
cepted the plans of Mr.. North for a new police
station the sum to be expended not to exceed
$500 The station is badly needed, as the ola one
Is now in no way fit for the purpose
The entertainment at the club on Monday even
ing was witnessed by nearly 300 people. the majority
Of whom stayed to the dance at the close Oh inc
programme A..
The Mountainsdc Hospital has announced that
Il is In debt for current expenses soJS, ana ASKS
for financial aid 10 allow II to continue.
News has reached Montciar OF the deatn IN
Alexandria Egypt, Of Gladys. the little daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs Paul Wilcox. who several weeks
ago left Montclar for prolonged trip through
Egypt and the Holy Land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09

nurcbase of Mullers Hotel in HoDoken. put sloi
i, aftcr AIrr Braun learned that Haerseleln couip
rot carry out his contract as he already s HSd
wife ana two children. whom ne had Iei. III UneT
cri,na She caused his arrest for frauu; ',ia
seein alleged that he had been divorced ont e
,.av" hack 10 Nrs Braun 120o in cash. and con-
veysd 10 her all his rights in the hotel proPerHS'
rho Grand Jury indicted Haerselein lot iItuu'
and also for the larceny Of n watch which Haer-
sclen alleged Mrs. Braun had siven n MN ne Cens
oral Sessions Court at Jersey CITY yesterday
The iury convicted Haerseein OF fraud but ac-
outtcd him Of larceny.
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Jersey CITY.

In December, 1898. Mrs Louisa Braun. a widow.
living in Hoboken made the acquaintance OF I.
Alnhonse Haerselein and entered into marriage
contract with him. in pursuance of which she gave
him $500. He invested part OF the money in the
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Henry A. Daniels. NJ. d..


p.ranreren,s Of the Nervous system Impotence Al
gterIty and Ike specialties Hours. TO /. to s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09

Major Frank r. Pentz: chairman Executive Oo'''
mittee Captain William II. Turner
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"Chickasaw." r. & w.
4 new collar.