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NEWARK.

Mrs Margaret Kohl. wife OF Henry kohl the
condemned murderer of Joseph Preinei. gave oirth
to girl baby on Saturday This is her third chhd'
one of them having died
Judge David A. Depue has resigned the chair
rnonsbin Of the New-Jersey Historical Society and
Robert F. Ballantine has been chosen to succeed
him. .. >,,.. t-,,,abe.b
John James Wright and his sister MISS he!~ao 9i1
Nonigomerv Campbell Wright I've at No ga
Mount Prospec,ave.. with Robert Cumming, J J0
was born !r December 1880. and his sister IN july
ISIS Their mother. Margaret Campbe,l Hright'
died several years ago and their father dfI N *
who died on April H. 1894 In his will ne ley 70
the two children f25oo each. to be given TO mem
when they should reach the age OF twenty I'VE A
condition was affixed that they should take the
name Of Clark. Mr. Cumming. as their next lrlend,
made the application to the courts 10 Iegahzc the
change of name, and yesterday Judge Chds AFFIXED
his signature 20 the necessary papers Cntli theX
receive the interest OF the money.
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W-YORK CITY.

Miss Charlse Nelson. the young woman who was
arrested In the store OF Enrich Brothers last sat
urdey afternoon. charged 10y Mrs Jennie O'Connor
and Charles Jones two private detectives employed
in the store with stealing four pairs o. gloves. was
before Justice Simms In tho jefferson Market Court
yesterday afternoon. ard after a compcj" oXamlna-
ton discharged Miss N,l on. on leaving court.
said that she wound AZ once begin suit against
Enrich Brothers FOR 81 -ol for :als. arrest
Among the passengers sailing to-day the North
German Lloyd steamer Saalc. for southampton and
Bremen. are Mr.. and Mrs. \. -. Apscy Mr and
Mrs Henry Bsch off. Mr.. ana Mrs Gustav Eggert.
Mr.. and Mrs Victor Rohie. Samuel " Mccall.
Louis Silocrman and Thomas Bache.
The new flag recently received from Washing on
FOR the Federal Building was noatcl yesterday for
the first time over the south dome OF the Postof'ire
The four-foot eagle which IL intended to ornament
the top OF the s.xty.nye.foot hagpole has not yc,
been placed In position.
From the Civil Service lists there we're appointed
yesterday TO clerkshps In tho Appraisers Stores
Daniel O'Shca ". r.. O'Brion. II. +. orchard and
Ira Ettnger. each with salary % $500. John !.
Nckola with a salary % $50 and Isaac Hretz-
fielder and J. W Emmehts with salaries o, sN
IN
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THE JURY BELIETED HER SAD STORY.


VERDICT OF 5000 AGAINST ERNEST VICTOR
MARsCiALl.-MISS ELIAS WANTED $1,000.
The suit of Maria Elias for breach OF promise and
all its subsequent Ills and outcome was settled yes
terday in Part ii OF the C;y Court before cher
Justice Ehfllch IN Il verdict for the woman with an
indemnity OF 5000. She had sued for $4,000.
The defendant Ernest Victor Marshall. who
lived with mis- sister. the Countess Anna Maria. at
No 81 Lexington-ave. The Countess was recently
di, orced from her husband William Cornell. the
atters plea. and has returned to the protection of
her Eastern European brother
The CorneH-Countess story Is an OIL one. Mdrias
Is In the life Of these interesting de-
fully OF her downfall and then the Countess
and several other women who wanted to
bear witness against the woman came the stand,
but In their crosseXamination gave conf citing evil
dence. Counsel both sides did their utmost for
their respective clients, but the jury, with James
Havemeyer OF No 40 Broadway. as foreman gave
the woman some small compensation.
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PORT oF NEW-YuHK. MONDAY. MARCH Is 1906
ARRIVED.
steamer Kansas C!iy dD Jones. Bristol February -
Swansea Mlrsh !. VITA mise 10 James AFkr.l * 60. Ar
riVc. Il the lar at i:35
steamer LunAl1 On. Malct. Hull February Is via
i,sr0n Mar,h IL, with mdsc Sanderson & son. Ar
rived IT ia, liar at T.
Steamer SeRuanca ii, fm1nn. Tampcn March Matan-
Zas and lfaN ~ with mdse and - passengers to
James T. Ward CO. Arrived at the Iiar at II % IN
TuIrIdon OIgD NoTrie. Vera Cruz March l..
Coatzacoicos u Progr~so u. with mdse TO ID Munston
Arrived the Bar AT 3i5 m.
steam .r Orinoco Olr) Fraser Martinique February Is
Barbados March T. Port Spain Trinidad a. Kingston IT,
ballast and with II cabin passengers 10 y + Outer
bridge a 60. Arrived al the bar nj $3.50 m.
steamer Excelsior. Byrne New-Oreans. with mdse to
j r Van Sickle.
snip Muncaster Castle (of Liverpool Thomas. late
Scarboro Manila September .. va Nautilus December
with hemp. to c,rneIus Buys CO. vessel 10 John X
livermofc
sandy HOOK. March 1880 y m.-wind west: light
breeze, clear.
CLEARED.
Weimar tGer). steencken. Biltmore-Oelrichs
e. Co
Steamer Nacoochee. Smith. Savsnnah-R l. Walker.
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steamer saac Gen Kesscr. Bremen. via Southampton
steamer jessuorc o}r. Rains. Tampco. baltimore
steamer Richmond. Brakeman. Newport News and Rich
steamer viola CBn Murray. Norfolk va-simpson.
steamer Cromn 'Bn. Lord. Simpson. Spence &
Steamer Runlc Glr) Haddock Iiverpool-H Kersey.
Steamer Wayertree uiD. Thomas Calcutta -Balfour.
Williamson Go.
steamer ontario dD, for London; Concmaugh. Ant
wcfp. stat" = NerRska UIr. Glasgow Viola tirl Nor
folk: Richmond. Newport News and Richmond. Gallego
C'panJ. Newport News Va Weimar "'"r). Baltimore.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer deutschland Ge), scherhors sailed from
London for New-York March l..
Steamer Mohcan u,D. cook. from New York March !?
arrived at Iri,to March Is
Steamer Llindnn city u}D. Hunter. sailed from Swan
for New York March 10
steamer State II California OB). Braes. sailed from
Glasgow for Ne"-loIk March l6
Gre~nock for Ncw-York March 10.
Steamer Ma Mar. on Ren. from New-york March D.
steamer Delaware diD, Thomas from New-york March
s, ARRIVED s M.l.n yerp@ 1 March h u.s. from,
- =: for New York; passed Dover March Is.
o., s'esmer AIsaa d', swain from NewYork March
Steamer uclgen Oir Brown. sailed Liverpool
New e... York Or :, Ihiladeiphs March II
March Z. arrived At Hamburg March IL
Steamer Dana Ger. Indwg for NewYork. Via IIavre
Steamer rraunschweIg Ger. wempe. from New York
March 2. arrived at Bremen March 10
haven for NewYork and baltimore March 10.
Steamer Fuerst bismarck Ger Albers. from CONSTANT
Steamer Friesand o3eig) Nickels arrived at Pera
steamer Vera Ger. Pohle. from Nsw-York March 0
for Naples and Genoa passed sagres March II.
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NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY

Sor,ue, n Dickinson. City Treasurer Of Jersey
CITY sailed for Europe on February ~ Ills ue
parture not announced until severai ua'S -
oro o,d tbero was much talk about the affair
Mr. Dickinson reappeared in Jersey City yesterday
and at once answered all the inquiries made during
tis absence by a statement to the effect mat ne
went TO London to assist his friend Edward Neooer'
whose father, Guy Weber hal invented VaIS4-
hlo disin fectant which ne advertised by means OF
snellng contest which had been PRONOUNCED per
s5c,iv 1egittuate He had secured Mr.. Nehbers re-
iooSc' ON hail and had then come home. As 10 his
ahsenCe from his post. Mr.. Dickinson said he had
,oereiv arranged 10 take his annual vacation in
winter instead Of in summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19
A sUCcESsFUL STATEN ISLAND IySr1rrrloy

The Staten Island Academy has now enjoyed
eleven yeara OF prosperity. ana is in a nourishing
condition. Ii is an incorporated institution under
a charter granted in 1884 by the regents Of tn
University of the State Of New York. with CAPT
tai Of 100000. The main school IL in Richmond
Road. Stapleton. and there Is a branch school in
Stuyvesant Place. ST. George. New-Brighton A
new academy building for the Winter Memorial
Library and the Curtis Lyceum is TO be erected
on land owned BY the corporation of ST. George.
The academy is managed by the following we'll
known trustees Hugh Balm, Dawson Brown
Matter G. Kerr. Adolph l.. King. Joseph Tate.
george NJ Whltehouse, Clarence Whitman DE
Frees Critten. James NJ Davis. George ii. Daley
Aiesander ID Shaw. Alexander w. Sexton. Arthur
J.; Shand. william Winter, David r. Fackler
E, asrn d. Freeman. Cornelius A. Hart. DR. JEFF
FORD and Otis L. Williams. The officers are: Will
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he had MEYER HEARD OF con.

striking display OF ignorance witnessed in
the Court OF General Sessions at Jersey City yes
terday Francesca Marzettl. an Italian boy fourteen
years old, was offered az a witness in petit Jar
ceny case and objection was made that he did not
understand the nature Of an oath. The examination
that followed developed the fact that the boy had
never attended any church. Sunday or secular
school. and had never heard the name OF God Judge
Hudspeth directed the witness TO stand aside. He
also said that IL was waste OF time for mission
aries to go to Africa while they could ma cases
of this kind home. 4 younger brother OF Mar
zetti also rejected as a witness. the Court not
examining him
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dFFAIRy ~ BROOhLiN.
rp ,rr1c ARRAEGEMENTS MADE.

II is reported that the differences over u""' "
raneements between Austin Corbin ana heh!"'''"
80. -, .ho Atlantic Avenue Railroad system.
b,va hoen settled Ii T. said that the fare queS''
will be left open to competition; that the "'S' l,"'
Company will abandon the handsome mon 80
ton. which cost nearly $4,000 to oui.d III lo'" ~"
Long Island Railroad VII! withdraw It's sun 10 ''''
pel adherence to the old fare contract rN'n-'N
and Brooklyn will be connected WIZ" '"' -.
-, ,bo saosido vi, Thirty-seventh-st as soon as
the CITY officials shall grant the hghWay
Mr. Corbin further comedies 10 the AtIdhtN ~
comnorv The DISPUTED percentages IL arrears o, tnr
cross eirnines Of the rapid-transit biahc" p9 ms
between Fla tbush-avc and Jamaica
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTEL

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
FIFTH ANENtE-Congrcssman Charles ~
Eou;elle. Of Maine, and Mayor Charles l.. Long Of
Springfield. Mass. HOI.LAND-Mr Pioda, the new
Swiss Minister at Washington. MURRAY hill
Judge Hoyt II. Wheeler OF Vermont. and Robert
Treat Paine. of Boston NORMANDIE-EX-I-i Lieu
tenant-Goycrnor ". H. Halle Of Massachusetts,
PARK AVENUE Colonel Henry VI. Lazelle |. >
A. ST. DHNlS-William McAdoo. Assistant Score
tary OF the Navy. SANOY-Mr. and Mrs. Kendall
WINDSOR-Ashley Fond and II. y. Ledyard. OF
Detroit and eX-CongresFman Rodney wallace OF
Massachusetts,
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HOME NEWS.

rnj'cd Iorni Necs. rhicb reprrs''s M N,
nfuSDGprrS g. Nc yort CtD mat arc T'rir'n1 me- s'.
grduhic Irpd PRESS he's h,GdquGrfrrs - No
y rr Yort Cp Al Information ami document
pVhc b' s'nf 70 ose ira iqG-rrs ami h'y "f
t,cn 'rIrcd the Iitri ITeSs r-icspdpers IN fif
c'iv &c CHieo PJ,s l0r dtsienindtioH MIoughowhs
rot
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LONG ISIANT.

GREENPORT.-Th Greenport Basin and Con-
struction Company now controls FOUR pieces OF the
waterfront Of Greenport and proposes 70 buI rail
WAYS docks ard a basin. The shipyard Is now iuli,
and a large force of men is employed steadily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19
MARINE JNTELLIGENCE


MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise Suneei OH Moon rises 2ji Moons 30
HIGH WATER TODAY.
Nj SANDY Hook 900 Gov. Island 2:32 Gcll Gate .,
l. sandy Hook 21i GOV. Island 30 Hen Gate 3s
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Lacps and EmbrOiderieS.
actual value sc.

We shall have on sale, this week,
special line OF Real Laces, con.
sisting Of Point Gaze FlOUnceS, at
$1,000, $i2.OO and $14.OO per
ward. Duchesse Lace FlOunces,
from $500 to $500 per yard.
Real Applique FlOunces, from
$3.50 to $1,000 per yard. Duch-
cssc and Applique Scarfs, Barbs,
COifures and Uandkerchiefs.
Novelties i'm Black and Ecru
Trimming Laces with and without
Net Tops.
IN THE BASEMENT.
26O dozen Ladies' Hemstitched
Uandkerchiefs, at IL 1-2 cents, ID
cents and is cents each; special
value. IS dozen Ladies' EmbrOid-
cred Handl<erchiefs, at II cents
each; worth 2j cents to 30 cents.
Ladies' Hand Embroidered, at Do
cents and Is cents each; former
price IS cents to $1.25.
$50 dozen Gentlemen's Hem
stitch Il Handkerchiefs, at %
cents each; worth from 30 cents
to 80 cents. A choice stock of
Embroidered Edgings; Insertions
and FlOunces with all overs to
match.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO IA 7.


frrrel ron. l'ne
Uollcin .........e. Lucia. March s.. famp1r, Hlt
Chicago ...SWaus~l Feb ~ Bristol '.ty
Ethiopia .0ineguN. March 1............ AurIt
iI"f'". M 70 El.i'N Niii
Cr,Ic...........IL orp0ol Mar, S...... whit. Sta.
Ans .nKston Maich IL AflIs
Phila phia ...LI GUayh. March r.. Red u
Fulda. bremen March D.........N g Iuy
W"'tf nt1in. X itrrdhm Mffcn h.- 10th Amer
No.inaEna ......Geroa. March Iirnb amer
Wceternlaud. ....Ai'vttp March Red sur
eccr........... Idcn. March National
hl,nc ......... knrs'on. March Atlas
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OUTGOING SYEIUERS.

TODAY
Vcsscl 20 Line. Mails cl1ec. Vessel sails
Saalc. Bremen y . Lloyd. 90 1.Dt III
Kurc Liverpool. White star ...... II IN
AlgonGuin JacisoINlll". ClfGr........ 500 u m
O!anto. Bermuda teueoe~. lfo p ~ 800 IN
WEDNESDAY. MARCH %
Il'annic LiverpOo. White S:ar......l II 900 zoo m
Rhyniand Rcd star II 90 m
CIV ~ Para Colon Pa 'inc Mal..... 1u:Up FOO m
CiIiid conda Havana. Splnish..... loo IA 900 m
Allitnr'. iallu COZ .if''Hil. H-aD IN l2.ti
Alamo Galveston Mallory. ......... ... 300 p m
Ciiy Washington. Havana 1900 m 800 > IN
THURSDAY. MARCH 81
Eegulus. Cape Gfacias. etc. Cent AMI" 90 m 200
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lam Winter president: Reinhard S'edcnburg. vice
president; Augustus w. sexton secretary, and
David i. Facklcr. treasurer
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Best Known Building in America.

Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II ,i.rl. Stormer rom ~ "
March IA for New York. passed Gibraltar Marcn i...r
Steamer Uazeirne (iBD. Thompson. from Mede'' io'"
port for York. passed Gibraltar March - ,,,.r,
Steamer tIiD, owen from New forh f'p'""''
n Via Oporo. arrived Naples March Il - -,
Steamer Kolpino ,ir). Smith. from New YORK Mi'I'
Tor Novorossick and Tananrog Roads. passed S"s'eS
Steamer Augusta Victoria (G-r). Kaempn from New
York and Mediterranean ports arrived at Genoa March Is
steamer t5r). Alcot. from New-fork FEBRUARY
20 arrived rernlmbuco March III.
Hubert ,lBr). Hughes. Forbes. sailed from bar-
BADGES for New-Yoik March iG -
Steamer Moorish Prince OBJ Dunn from Newly Feb
81 Pcrn tnbuco Tor Rio Janeiro and Santos ar
rived Bahia March ii.
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Hilton, Hughes & Co.,
BROADWAY. 4TH AVE, 9TH AND 10TH SITS.
Hilton, Hughes & Co.,
BROADWAY. 4TH AVE. 9TH AND 10TH SITS.
NEW BONNETS AND HATS
NEW COSTUMES AND WRAPS
7o-day and tomorrow first Ulew Of them

Thev come from the best things made ORION wheTeUe
M best houohts can found It's you had the Paris stores at
yOW elbOw u
Ample space second floor Broadway has been gU" oV 10 men,
Soc them sd them You'll the ideas don't Want the
things.
To mare your coming dOuy pleasant hare changed that section
into of green Birds singing there and o"@S are "00"g
but the beauty of the goods the wnsomes OF aH
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MENTION.

advertisements admitted into these col.
umns are recommended 10 the leaders %.
TIiE TUlM NE ~ thoroughly reilablc. anu
hp.inrs, can ~ done by mail with the al
Xcrti,crs with perfect snfety.
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SILKS
Not day but brings shower OF new
styles-he neatest, brightest that the makers
of either hemisphere turn out.
That we can so often put unheard-of prices
on the newest things is due to maStcrful
grasp on the market.
Here are new styles, odd styles, but IN
broken lots--for waists for skirts, some
for entire costumes,
Taffctas Chinas
Indias PongeeS
Were 7, and S5c To end them at once
we mark them 49c. the yard.
Fourth Avenue mud Tenth street.
TURKISH TOWELS
Simple enough when YOU see 1.-THE way
those soft threads arc lroped and hcd-made
into the luxurious Turkish Towels that used
to be so ex,ravag'nt and are now so indS-
pensablc. On the second floor you can see
the looms making them-the Old Turk way
with A Turk and the new electric way, the
Star and Crescent Mil way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19
MEDNEGIlAY. MARCH ~
THURSDAY. MARCH 81.

Majestic. Liverpool. March White Star
Saratoga. Havana. March lG...N. Y & cum
Trinidad. Ieruuda. March Quebec
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH 90
GHIPPLNG .NEUH.


iracias. etc. Cent Am. 200 m FOOD m
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-18
LOCAL ANIL GENERAL vEws

A barkentine was twenty miles
northeast at 3 o'clock.
Divine service in German at Y. NJ.
G. A IL a. III. Sunday.
An experienced storekoeper is
wanted for country store.
Kapiolani Park Associations an
nual meeting is called for Wednes-
day.
There will be a cash sale AZ l.. j.
Levey's auction room at 10 to-mor-
row.
The Government band played on
the Executive building grounds this
morning.
Four Japanese were arrested last
night for being on the streets after
$50 without pass.
A number OF ladies were interest
ed spectators during the treason
trial in the Executive building to-
day.
Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
and Nuuanu streets, lodging by day,
week or month. Terms: 25 and 80
cents per night; 81 and Sl.25 per
week
The steamer Mikahala arrived
from the Garden Isle this morning.
She left again at 3 o'clock this after.
noon for Hanamaulu, carrying pas
sengers only.
Wilder's Steamship Company, Id,
announces regular ten days ser
vice each way between Honolulu
and Lahaiua and Hamakua ports by
the steamer Kihalani.
j. W. Chapman, the well-knowu
caterer, is now open for engage
ments for banquets, weddings, balls,
dinner parties, garden parties, etc.
Address him care Of BULLETIN Office
About $50 Japanese immigrants
still remain at the Quarantine
Station. The men we're all willing
to ship until yesterday, when they
were prevailed upon by one Of the
local merchants not to ship.
q. K. Harrison, practical pIsuo
and organ maker and tuner, can fur
nish best factory references. Orders
left at Hawaiian News Go. will re-.
ceive prompt attention. All work
guaranteed to he the same a. done
~ factory.
II. G. Biart has removed from
King street to the store of Chris
Gertz, Fort street. There he will
repair watches and make souvenir
spoons and jewelry Of every descrip-
ton. Having been the practical
matchmaker for Wenner Il Co. ten
years, he needs no pulling.
Henry Dickinson Of Lahaina,
Maui, administrator Of the estate Of
Thos. j. Hayselden, is now paying to
creditors through the agency of j,
I. Waterhouse an additional divi-
dend Of 49, percent. This, with the
previously paid 80 percent dividend,
makes total so far of 63 percent
and reflects creditably upon the
energy and ability Of the admins
traitor.
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FOR 8 ALE.

4 ONE UNDIVIDED TWENTIETH
~ share in The Ahupuaa OF HOnOkua
situate in South Kona II wall, containing
an area of G57s Acres, and being Apsna 0
of X. =. 6S57, l.. g. A. 77lS. There are 3tS
o 10 Acres tn every share. This land ad
joins Kalahiki on the South and !. valu.
able property. A good deal OF it is suit
able for Coffee, AID the balarce for pastur-
age. 1t lies TAR Hookena landing. Price
$50. Title perfect warranty deed, ac-
knOwledgei and stamped, given to pur
chaser. For further particulars apply 10
j. NJ. MDNSARRAT
Honolulu, January 4, 1880. l22S-tf
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Chr 9ailg g llletin.
PIsdgcd 70 ussthe, Sect no, i'urs
But Established for the Benefit Of Az
FRIDAY, JAN Is, 1875.
STRANGERS BLUNDf RS.

STRANGERS BLUNDfRs.
II the conductors OF the Star
knew anything about political af-
fairs prior to 1898 they would not
permit such spiteful misrepresen-
tation as the following paragraph
contains to appear:
An editor whose political career
ended with defeat as a running
mate with Wilcox, can scarcely be
expected at this time to put out
paper in sympathy with the Gov
eminent.
The foreign branch Of the Ma
tional Reform party had its origin
in movement against Asiatic az
gression led by Mr.. Kinney, and the
editor sneered at in the foregoing
quotation gave that gentleman some
little aid in conjunction with others
holding public meetings After the
crushing defeat Of Wilcox's insur-
rection in 1889, he and other native
leaders showed a disposition to be
more moderate in their claims for
native rights and royal prerogative.
They were joined by the foreign
branch on liberal and progressive
platform. When Wilcox and some
OF his leading followers became
obstreperous again the BULLETIN OPP
posed them and thereby incurred
much personal abuse for itself and
its edition In 1892 the Liberal party
Of which Wilcox and G. W. Ashford
were the leaders broke away from
the National Reform party, and Mr.
Thurston and other leaders Of the
Reform party decided not to put up
ticket against the National Re
formers rather than risk the election
of the Liberal ticket. In the Legis-
lature Wilcox was found voting with
Thurston to prevent any National
Reform Cabinet from retaining office.
After the revolution OF 1898 Wilcox is
found on the platform OF the Annex
alton Club with former editor OF
the Star, and his words are Paraded
in the Star with every sign OF graft
fication. In view Of all these facts,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-18
General Order No. l3.

General Order No. ID.
All persons in the District of Ho-
uolulu except those engaged in the
Military or Police Forces of the
Government, who have in their pos
session any arms or ammunition, are
hereby ordered to produce the same
At the Marshals Office before twelve
o'clock noon tomorrow, January &,
1895.
Any such persons in whose posses
sion any Arms or Ammunition are
found after that hour will be liable
to summary arrest and imprison-
ment, and the Arms and Ammuni-
ton to confscation.
BY order Of the Commander-in-
Chief,
JNO. II. SOPER,
l23l-tf Adjutant-General.
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NOTICE |!
ss4e

'I'HE STEAMER "KIHALANI," LANE,
Commandyr will leave Honolulu as
follows: Tuesday, Jan. 22d, Friday Feb.
list, Tuesday, Feb. 18th at2 P NJ. for La
haina, Mahukona, Laupahoehoe, Hon"
hina, Hakalau, Hon"mu, pohakumana
aud II 10 Returning leaves Hilo at b ,, n.
Monday, Jan, 2Sth, Thursday, Feb. 7th
hoe same day. Leaves Mahukona att A. NJ.
Tuesday, Jan. Goth, Friday, Feb 9Th, Tues
day, Feb 18th, calling at Lahaina same
day, arriving at Honolulu same night.
WlLDER'S STEAMSHIP CO., I'D,
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IRRIGATION NOTICE.

Holders OF water privileges, or those
paying water rates, are hereby notified
that the hours for irrigation purposes are
from 7 10 . o'clock A. NJ, aud 8 to u
O'Clock p. n. A. BROWN,
Superintendent Honolulu Water Works,
Approved:
}. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior,
Honolulu, May %, 1894. liS5-f
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the less the Star says about Wilcox
and his former friends the better.
He was taken up by the Star after
being given up by the BULLETIN, aud
II docs not seem as il his later
friends have improved him much.
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