Evening Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 3

I 1 A GUH, MOON AHD SEA. All Hint; 1 oni noon of to-day, Fob. ill. li in. Sun Srt 01 Sun Itlt" IS 20.

Moon Sets 12 87. HlghTldo (large) 10 00. High Tide (small) 23 00. WlSlI JIMI wr.ATIIt'lt lUrout lioin noon of yotterdn)" At'SciU-el'ul. Tliuunoinelor Itiiln.

1 41i I nti I Silt ah I oil 18 li'ltolSli 29.01 I I 1 TOO ros I r.7 (J 0.00 W'lml, N. 12. fresh; Sky, fair; Sea, smooth. wiuiimmw AHRIYALS. Feb 20 Hchr Luka from Koholalok' Fob 21 llktuc 3Iair Wlnkleman fiom Stmr lilsliop from Kauai Waiauac Stmr Likellko from Kaluilul Stmr KIuhu from AVludward Ports Stmr ICilauea Hon trom Windward oi la Sekr Kamui from Laupahochoe Sehr JIalolo from Laupahochoe Sohr Waimalu from llilo VESSELS LEAVING ON MONDAY.

Scbr Luka for Kobolalolo Bgtno Clan Sicekcls for Stmr Likellko for Kabulul Stmr Hall for Windward Port Stmr CltBUuop for Waianao Kauai Stmr Iwalaul for Hnmakua Scbr lana for Honomu Scbr JInlolo for Laupaboeboo Scbr Kamol for Laupabocboc Scbr Mauuoknwai for Koolau Scbr Waloll for Mallko VESSELS IN PORT. Or Ilk Meteor, Casson Ilk Forest Queen, Ncllson Bktne Amelia, Ncwhnll Bgtuo Claus Spreckcl, Drew Bk Ceylon, Balstow PASSENGERS. From Kabulul aud by-ports per stmr Likellko, Feb 21 Father Lnuter. McCrosscn, Makce, Manic Miss 12 Green, Capt Reynolds, II Place, White, Monsarrat. Alexander, Mrs Jones.

From Windward Ports per steamer Klnau, Feb 21 Thco II Davies aud son, Makce, II Bailey, GillillaH, Elliott, Gov Domluls aud two servants, AV Young, A Fra-ry. Smith, Cainavan, LAC Parish, Kalal and con, Williams, Mr Kaula-hea, Mrs Maiplneplne, Wight wife and two children and two servants. Mis? Potwin. Miss Sabina Hockley aud 51 deck. From Kauai and Waianao per stmr Bishop, Feb 21 Yeats, Pckelo, Tltcomb, Mrs Laluc, Miss Dinah, Mrs Mahcloua, II Kauwahl, Mrs Abigail and daughter, and 34 deck.

From Windward Ports per stmr Kiln-wea IIou, Feb 21 Brown aud 10 deck. SHIPPING NOTES. The stmr Klnau brought 1737 bags of sugar, 03 pkgs sundries aud SO bagR of taro. The stmr CR Bishop brought 2101 bags of sugar. She tails on Monday next at a m.

The scbr Luka brought 1900 bags of sugar. The scbr Kamol brought 3,000 bags of sugar from Laupaboeboo. The stmr Bishop sails on Monday at 8 a m. and the stmrs Hall, Iwalanl and Llkcliko sail on the same, day at 4 m. The new gallant top-mast for tbo Claus Spreckels was put up to-day.

The steam whaler Xorwal ai rived off port this morning. The stmr Kilauea JIou brought 3250 bags of sugar, 40 bead of cattle and 2." dry bides. The scbr Malolo brought 2300 bags of sugar from Laupahochoe. The stmr Likelikc brought 1S27 bags of sugar, 302 bags of paddy, 22 horses and 07 bags of potatoes. The bktne Amelia will go on the Marino Railway on Monday morning to have her bottom caulked and coppered.

She will sail for Port Townsend on or about Wednesday, LOCAL GENERAL NEWS. A shall cash boy wanted, inquire this olfice. 950 3t His Ex. Gov. by the Kinau.

Dominis returned Fuiisuu Beckley of the Kinau reports very rough weather in both' channels. Two bundles of rags have been left at this ofllco for the Leper Branch Hospital. Coin: and see our new oil paint-jngs and chromos, just received, at King Art Store. 946 St Mussns. Wilder Co.

desire any claims against the Marine Railway, to be presented to them at once. Go and hear the Band play six new selections at Emma Square this-afternoon at -1 :30 o'clock. Them: will be a gospel temperance meeting at the vestry of tho Bethel Church this evening. Tue S. S.

Alameda will probably arrive in port bright and early Moil-day morning from San Francisco. Mu. Wale thanks the lire department and citizens for tljeir efforts in wiving his properly at tho late fire, i-o We remind our readers that Lewis Co. will have a lot of good things arrive by tho S. S.

Alameda on Monday. Tho early bird catcheu the worm. -W. sitxnaiaiuiL. Tnnur.

Is no clinngo In the condition of ISIr. .1. M. Ont, (o-ilny. Tiir.

Zenlnmlla Is hourly expected from Han Kmnd'co. Letter writers to the Colonics should take notice. l'nor. will probably tie-liver a lecture next Friday evening for the benefit of the Honolulu Library Association. Ox our fomtli page wilt be found very interesting account of visit made to the home of George Augustus by llntton.

A ntiuxnr.x -white man was parading the Bethel churchyard this noon, probably waiting for the temperance meeting in the vestry this evening. As a consolation to the boys disappointed in not getting oil tho floor last night, the manager of tho skating rink has secured band music for to-night. Tin: four-oared boat purchased of Capt. Uarstow of the baik Ceylon, yesterday, by members of the Honolulu Boat Club, was formerly used by the harbor police at Hongkong. Is the Supreme Court this morning, clerk Foster was again occupied in ndjusting claims in the case of Silver vs.

Lopez, damages. At noon the sitting was adjourned until Wednesday. Tub Rev. Robt. McKcnzie, of San Francisco, will deliver a lecture at Fort Street Church, March 3rd, for the benefit of tho Oahu College library.

This gentleman is said to be a very humorous lecturer. Mks. Dr. Whitney will organize a young people's Bible class in the Pastor's study at Fort Street Church to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock. Young men and women are specially invited to join this class.

Otiu Kahului correspondent writes that Messrs. Wilder Co. aro painting the town red, that is, all their railroad buildings aud warehouses are receiving a coat of red metallic paint. This accounts for Democratic William Wildcr's absence. The young Princes Ed.

A. Kelii-ahonui and Jonah K. Kalaniahaolc will leave by the Alameda next "Saturday to complete their education at St. Matthews Hall, San Mateo, California. The elder brother Prince David Kawananakoa, has been at that school for some time past.

As soon as the American bark Ceylon is discharged she will be offered for sale. This vessel has proved herself a good sailer, having once made a trip from Honolulu to New Bedford in 103 days. She carries 8C0 tons of dead weight and is well fitted in every respect. The vessel can be examined at Brewer wharf. An adjourned annual meeting of the Reciprocity Sugar Co.

was held yesterday, when tho following wero elected officers for the ensuing year President, Jno. E. Bush Vice-President and Manager, W. II. Cum-mings; Secretary, E.

D. Tcnncy; Treasurer, II. R. Macfarlanc Auditor, F. Macfnrlane Board of Directors, W.

R. Castle, G. W. Macfarlane, C. P.

laukea, J. II. Paty and J. S. Walker.

We had a pleasant call yesterday from Mr. A. T. Smith, of Lowell, Mass. This gentleman is one of the Raymond excursion party.

He has been to tho Volcano, and pronounces it a wonderful sight. Mr. Smith is an asphalt contractor employing a large number of workmen, and his work is seen on every street in the city of Lowell, and also in different parts of the State. Ho 'will return to the States with the rest of the party by tho Alameda, Feb. 28th.

A Chinaman named Chun Wa was found guilty "this morning, of having opium in possession. He was lined 650 and sentenced to one mouth's imprisonment at hard labor. Mr. Ilartwcll, who appeared for him, noted an appeal to the Supreme Court. Underneath one of the rooms occupied by this man thirty-six tins of opium wore fouud, evidently there for trading purposes.

Osk of our well-known lawyers had a case quite early this morning. It was not a case where a handcart-f ul of law books was required, but a A j.MwwfcSM. a i iti'' fin 'ilHT case of strength. On going lo his I olllco ho put the key In tho door as i usual and unlocked it, but ho could nnl rrtii. In.

TTft orrriinfl wlfli llin ilnm In strong terms, but no, it would not budge an Inch. Finally he got assistance, and it wns broken open. Someone had securely fastened the door to the. casing with seven larga mills. The Hon.

11. A. Wldeniann was in thcl'ollcc Court this morning, not on any charge but merely as an export regarding the noblo art of self defence. Ho illustrated in a very able manner how Wale pounded Wicko the other day. Tho judge had got the matter down to a very fine point and the audience was delighted with his free exhibition.

Tub assault and battery caso arising out of the late fire, was brought to a close this morning. Mr. Wale pleaded guilty. Mr. Ilartwcll who appeared for him asked under the circumstances for a light penalty.

His Honor said Wale had made a mistake in following up the first blow by several more. He should fine him SU) and costs. Wicko appeared in Court with his head in a bandaged state. Pukseii Kiblin of the Lchua slates that when tho steamer left Ookala, the Portuguese laborer who was run over by the cars at that place, and had to have his leg amputated in consequence, was not expected to live twenty-four hours. The accident happened on Friday week as reported by us on Wednesday.

As we go to press we learn from Marshal Sopcr that the intention was to have had the patient removed to Honolulu by the Kinau, but gangrene sotting in, that intention was abandoned, as useless. 1 Tun steamer C. R. Bishop brings news of a murder atllanalci, Kauai. A number of Chinamen were gambling on Chinese New Year's daj and one of them won about $2,000.

Last Wednesday, while a native was riding along near the Princeville Sugar Mill, he came across the body of a Chinaman. It was badly decomposed, the head and arms were severed from the body, and it looked as if it had been partly eaten by some animals. The body was afterwards recognized as that of the Chinaman who won the $2,000. Fuller particulars may be expected to-morrow by the Planter. In the Police Court this morning, a man under the name of Vacinte Madiars was fined for drunkenness.

R. Gerke, for assault and battery on Adolph Kruck, had his case next tried. It occupied the attention of the Court for over two hours, a large number of witnesses being examined. His Honor postponed the hearing of the final arguments until Monday. Ivon Kroner, a German, and Ah Chin, a Chinaman, were both committed to the Tnsano Asylum.

Last night was ladies' night at the skating rink, aud a large number embraced the opportunity for exercise and amusement. Tho com pany of ladies and their attendants was so largo that, while the floor was pretty well filled with skatdrs, there was scarcely a seat unoccupied br spectatois. A detachment of the Royal Hawaiian Band furnished appropriate music, which heightened the pleasure of both skaters and spectators. The management of this pleasure resort deserves a word of commendation. Nothing could bo more orderly and respectable, or more in harmony with the strictest propriety.

Situation Wanted, BY an experienced stableman, with best of references. Apply at Hose Cottage, 125 Fort St. 950 3t Just LandLedl, Ex Sletcor, from Bremen, Stone Filters and ine Coolers, of Handsome Design, and of the Most Improved kind, FOK BALE AT F. A. Schaefer Co's.

ma aw 9IAKK FOIt MALE. AVERY FINE imported MARE, of Elmore stock, kind nud gentle, between -1 and 5 yeuB, a good roadster sold for no fault; also, a top buggy, nca lv now. Apply at this olllco, or to J. P. MENDONOA.

Valley. 930 1m BARGAINS. ft The Entiro Stock of Mrs. W. II.

Wilkinson's Millinery Store to be closed out by the 2lth instant. Tho store is now opon with tho choicest goods displayed. BST No reasonable offer refused. By ordar of Aisiguaei. BARGAINS.

D4G Chas. Hustace Has just received per Mariposa, DUPEE HAMS AND BACON, Cala Cheese, Kits Salmon Bellies, Case Codfish, Kegs Family Beef, Saloon Pilot Breau, Crackers, Table Raisins, Dried Peaches, Dried Apilcot, Prunes, Qermca, California Comb Honey, Table bruits, Jams aud Jellies, Family Flour, Wheat, Corn, Potatoes, Onions, Candles, Old Virginia Sweet Sour Pickles, And many other articles too numerous to mention, which will be sold at prices to suit the times. 1ST Satisfaction guaranteed. CIIAS. HUSTACE, Telephone 110.

(043 2v) King St. George Goulet CHAMPAGNE Unsmpasscd in Quality and Reputation. F. A. Sole Agents for thoso Islands.

(53 Constantly on baud in quarts and pints. 943 2w New Iniportation. LEWIS 07 and 09 Hotel have now for sale, at cost. The Choicest Brands of these Favorite Cigars ever sont away from Mexico. 940 lw Just Received i E.

Zcalnndia, NEW CBO FOR SALE BY Henry May Co. 940 lw Just Received, A Small Lot of Extr.i Quality French Glaret! In Half Barrota. For Hale, in Bond or duty paid, by M. S. GRINBAUM 41 lm Queen Street, Building: Lots for Sale.

SEVERAL building lots for tale or rent at Kapalama, nenr the Niuhe-lertal bridge, on the Ewu side of the lan'u to Austin's estate. Eany terms. Apply to W. C. ACHI.

Law office of W. IX. Cnstle. 837 tf "Key" Brand Gin For Sale ill quantities to bult. Freq.th Peacock, 2r( NUUANUtSTREET, Ulu, i i H.

I. 980 lm II mm NewZealanrlPo 2w Biw toil Hi Altai! LOVE'S NEW BAKERY MBS. LOVE' desires to intimate to her numerous old customers and the public generally, that her bakery, Destroyed by JTIre, Has been restored in handsome substantial and convenient form. She is therefore prepared to supply the largest custom with Plain and Fancy Bread of the best quality, and manufactured by tho most approved methods. Everything in tho line of a first-class bakery 'will be carried on with greater facility than before the lire.

The Lunch Coffee Room Is, also restored in more elegant style than ever, and at rates that cannot be underbid by any restaurant. Brick Building, 73 Nuuanu Strcol. Honolulu, Dec. 12, 1884. 892 WEMER CO.

02 Jfr'OKT HTItEET, Have on hand New Foreign and Home Mado Jewelry. Watches, Braoelets, Neoklots, Pins, Lookots, Clooks, And Ornaments of all kinds. Silver and Gold Plate. Elegant Solid Silver Tea Sets Suitable for Presentation. EiiKravliitf ami Xnttvn Jew Iry A Specinlty.

Bcpalrlug in all Its branches. 27" Solo Agontsfor King's Eyo Preservers. 817 0m c. j. McCarthy, OF THE ASTOR HOUSE 70 Hotel Street.

Ha just received, per Alameda, the fol. lowing choice brands of American Cigars Beauty's Bower, Henry Clay, Sampler, Stud. Crane, Western Belle La Belle California Las Ninfus, Full Moon, Snow Drop, Travelers' Comfort, Excuso Me. E2T These Cigars aro manufactured from the choicest of American nud Havana Fillers. Conic mitl try tlien I POI POI WIIcox'm Machine Made.

Families aud others in want of Good, Fresh, Clean, Machine Made Poi, Can obtain the same In quantities to isuit by leaving orders and containers with F. U. OAT, At Pacific NaUgatlon Building, 801 Queen street. tf MR. W.

C. PARKE HAS AN OFFICE over Bishop Bank, and will be happy to attend to any business entrusted to his care. 802 Om NOTICE. TR. DRODIE has removed to No.

81 XJ Jicrctaniu btrcct, tlto premises formerly occupied by the lato Henry Slay. JHi5 NOTICE. THE STORE OF CHUNG WO KEE at n.inalel, Island of Kauai, is transferred to the Hanalei Store Co. CHUNG WO KEE. Hanalol, Kauai, Jan.

27, 1885. 011 2w NOTICE. npUli Co-Partnership doing business under the firm naino of Hanalei Store Company, situated iu the District of Haualel, Island of Kauai. J. KAKINA.

D. MAKALIU, 01 3w K. KAALOA. aiiiiliilWiii mkn'iii lu mm I Honolulu, 11, 1S5 C. O.

BEIIOER, Kk Agent Macnenlo Urban Safes. Dkah Sin, It with great pleasure that 1 add my testimony to tht FIrc-Prool qualltlw of your Safes. I had small tingle dcor MncntaU Utban Safv in last night's Urrlblu flte, and, on opening tho tamo this morning, found Its contents consisting of book, pnpors, nnd money to tho amount of $1040-1N PERFECT CONDITION. I am so well satisfied with tho result that I wnnt another No. 3 Safe at once.

Yours truly, GEO. M. RAUPP, 020 Gcrmnnla Market. D. FKKUTU.

w. C. r-EACOCE ATTENTION Freeth Peacock, 23 Xnnnnii Street. HONOLULU, U. I.

WINE SPIRIT Merchanits, OFFER FOR SALE At tho XiOircNt Market Bntea Geo Goulet Champagne, pints quarts. Chas Farro Carlton Frere Fine Old California Brandy, in bulk, Puro Virginia "White Ryo Whiskey, Budwciscr Lager Beer, pints and quarts A large and well solocled stock of ALES, BEERS, WINES, SPIRITS, 4.C, Always on hand and for sale at prices that defy competition. Country orders solicited. All goods guaranteed. Tolcphone 40.

P. O. Box 360. 793 Cm. SPECIAL NOTICE.

HPHE Undersigned Proprietor of the FUR STEAK CAM FACTORY AND BAKERY desires to inform his patrons and tbo pub lie generally that notwithstanding tho recent DISASTROUS FIRE, has erected A NEW FACTORY and BAKERY, On a much more Extensive Scale which Is now In Poll Opekation, and which will Co in complete working order by an Early Arrival of new Machinery and Tools; and is now again prepared manufacture CHOICEST PURE CANDIES and will always have on hand his dull, clous Fresh Made VANILLA CHOCOLATE CREAMS, COOOANUT CANDIES, RICH NUQ AT IN BAB3, SUGAR BOASTED ALMONDS, CREAM CANDIES of great variety orr MARSH-MALLOWB. Gum Drops, and Gum Fruit Son Bons Of all descriptions. All those Homo Made Fresh and Pure Confections, soil At fiO ccnlrt PER POUND. RICH WEDDING CAKE Of tho Finest Flavor, in all sizes always on hand and ornamented in the- most artistic style. IkTIJCVOEJ 3PIDES always fresh, as also Home Made Mince Meat for sale at CO cents per pound.

"Will receive per'Consuelo the balance of my how machinery of the nowest designs for manufacturing all descriptions of plain Candies; thanking the public for previous liberal patronage and soliciting a continuance of same. Very respectfully, F. HORN, Practical Confectioner and Pastry Cook. thk old btand. 71 Hotel Street O.

Box No. 70 j. No. 74 072 ly LAINE CO. Havo a Largo Stock of tho VERY BEST HAY.

Which is offered at Lowest Markot Price -AND Delivered Froe to any part of the City AGENTS FOS THE Pacific Mutual Life Insuranoo Co. OF CALIFORNIA. Agents fur the Hoover Tlephon. CommlsslonerofDoodsfor California Tclephono No. 147.

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