Evening Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • Page 3

lw Ujj MONDAY, FK11. li, 181, OCEANIC S. S. CO. foil SAN VHAXrtM'O, Mnilpoat Foil, mill Alniiiwli Leaves lloi.olulii, Mar.

11. PACIFIC MAILS. S. CO. KOIt AUCKLAND AND SVIWUY: Oil J' or Sydney On Vol).

SOril ron san niANciiiCo. Australia On Fob. 17lli "telephonic. Dliiinoinl II wnl, Full. 11, 0:80 n.m.

Strong N. IS. wind. Nolliing in sight. ARRIVALS.

Fub. 0 Sclir Jennie Walker from Kaniiing Is Sclir Cnlcrina from Hanaloi Sclir Piunilii from Ilanalei Sclir Lealii from Koliala Sclir Kiuuia fiom Ucciu Sclir Kckuuluolii from Ilanalei Feb. 10 Slmr Iwalaui from Kauai Slmr Mokolii from Koolau Sclir Ilnleakala from Pcpeckeo DEPARTURES. Feb. 9 Slmr Lcliua for Maluikona Fcl) 10 Bklno Kitsap for Port Towuscnrt VESSELS LEAVING THIS DAY.

lik Kalakaua for S. F. Ship Aberyslwilli Casllo for P'nd Or Stmt' Kilauca IIou for Kahului Stmr Jas Makcc for Kauai Sclir Caterina for llaualei Sclir Kliukai for Waialua Sclir Waimalu for Koloa Sclir Wuieliu for Koloa Sclir Emma for Ilcuin PASSENCERSr From Kahului per Kilauca IIou, Feb. 0 II Ilobron ami wife, II Nailey, Gray, A II Smith, A Sprole, Norton, Kilson, II Austin, AY Goodale, Mr Corcar, Mclnernj'. Mr McCaulley, Judge Kuihclani, A Unna, II Phillips, Mrs Phillips, Tillman, and 52 deck.

From Kauai per Iwahini, Feb 10, Grant and wife, AY Glade, Miy Lobcnstein, child and mu, Mr Wacko, Mr Api)lcton, 30 deck. VESSELS IN PORT. H. I.lt.M's Knsboynilc, lliltebranilt S. S.

Mariposa, dipt. Howard Spartan, Crossley Ilk Iolanl, tiarris Ilk Kale, Uolhins Ship Abcrystwith Castle, Harris Iiktne Kitsap, Kalakaua, Miller Ilk Hell Isle, Watt Ilk Ceylon, liarstow VESSSELS EXPECTED. Kip Name Kroin One S. S. City of Sydney, Australia, Pel).

i'O S. S. Australia, San Francisco, Feb. 17 Gcr. lik.

Spica, Uremeiu Due lint. Ilk. liirmaii, Glasgow, April Am. Tern 1). S.

Williams, Humboldt, Jan. 25 Am. Ilk. F. S.

Thompson, Kahului, Due lSiit. 15k. Clan Grant, Liverpool, April Am. Ilk Abbie Carver, Xew York Ap. 25 Am.

Sclir. Anna, San Feb Am. 15k. Caibaiien, San Feb SHIPPING NOTES. The C.iibinlcii left Sail Francl-co, for Honolulu, on Jan.

5 1 1 1 Tholini-k Amy Turner left Xew York for Honolulu, via on 2f)lh Tliu W. II. Dlmoud arrived at San FraneUeo on 27th 17 day out from Honolulu, and the DIscovi ry on the following day. C.ip ain Ih.udleli "didn't git beat" ibis lime. Captain Andrew Cahill loluinud on Saluiday, after a picas nil trip on the whaling bark Arnolda.

The llklne Amelia arrived at 1'ort lllakcley on 29th January. The I). C. Murray and the Ilosario arrived at S.in Francisco on 22nd January. The Sclir Anna sailed from San Fran-ciseo, for Honolulu, on 2Sth January.

The Bk Henry James arrived at Astoria on 29lb January. The Lcliini f-ailed on afternoon for Mabukona, to get some freight for the Maripo-ia. Sclir Einiua brought bbls of mo-lawes. Sclir Caterina brought OHO bags of paddy. Sebr KekaiiluobI brought 500 bags of Biigar, Sebr Leahi brought 1,070 bags of sugar.

Stmr Kllauea Hon brought (10 kegs of sugar and 2 horses, Stmr Iwahini brought bgstugar and 10 hides. StmrMokolll brought 1U5 bgs sugar, ilOO bgs lice and 50 bbls molasses. LOCAL GENERAL NEWS. Tin: total number of voles cast, at the election hi the Ililo district, was 095. Tiikui; was considerable talk at Maui against Colonel Spreckels during the elections, II is Honor the Chief Justice and His Excellency the Attorney-General leave this week for Kauai.

TnuiiH have been very heavy rains nt Ilium, Maui, in some places washing out the soil several feet deep. Tin: Band will play at Emma Square this evening at Fun: wood will be mild lo-dny, on the Old Custom House wharf, by Lyons Levey. Oil, Papa, you ought to see the nice pii'lure frames they niiike nl King 10!) King and eo cheap, loo! 002 lw, A Boy, reads and writes tCnglish well, wants a situation in a mercantile house. Address "Chinese Boy" this olllce. 001) lw.

Our Kauai oor.c.ipondenl sends us the following roiurns Lilnio, S. B. Dole, 118; Kalaione, 71. Koloa, S. B.

Dole, 1S3 Kalaione, 38. Total, Dole, 331 Kalaione, 112. Fouxn. The place to have Picture Frames and Cornices made, to order, at reasonable prices, King 109 King between Fort and Ala-kca. G32 lw.

Stockiioi.dkiis in the Grove IJanch Plantation Company can to-day have the pleasure of receiving a dividend of SIS per share, if they call upon Mr. II. Paty. Tin: Mounted Police landed safely on Maui, none of the horses being injured. The men are reported to be conducting themselves well and settling down to work.

At the Kcciprocity Sugar Co. and Kipahnlu Plantations new smoke stacks have been erected, and the mills will soon commence grinding. Mattkus were quite lively for a time at Wailului, during the election, especially when the Wuiliec and "Waiehu men went to vole. Fortunately nobody was injured. Mnssns.

Wiseman Ashley have dissolved partnership by mutual consent. Mr. Wiseman continues the business and assumes all liabilities of the late firm. Mr. Ashley continues to hold the agency of Wells, Fargo Co.

Ix the Police Court on Saturday one drunk forfeited his bail Kaku-ltialani, assault and battery, was fined $5 A nol. 2ros. was entered against All King, charged with having opium in his possession, Mr. J. M.

Davidson for defendant. Ai.i, owners of property, on Merchant street, which may be damaged by the proposed widening of that street, are requested to file their claims with Judge Bickerton before 3rd March. A map showing the proposed new lines of Merchant street can be seen at the Interior Odice. In a late issue of the Police Gazette, arc portraits of J. W.

Craig and C. F. Chessman, who arc described as follows: Craig "A nobby young American who broke hearts and pocket-books in Hie Sandwich Islands." Chessman "The Hy young companion of Craig who introduced Chicago civilization in Honolulu." A short account of their "doings" in Honolulu is also A lMtivATi: letter from a business house in Sail Francisco, which is deeply interested in Hie Hawaiian trade, says: "Our treaty is all right. The Committee of Foreign Relations has reported against its abrogation. In as far as a change of tariff, nothing will be done." Other advices state that the whole question will he shelved, as other matters of more importance will occupy the attention of Congress.

Mit. J. D. Spreckels leaves for Philadelphia to purchase or have built, for his company, two largo steamers to match the Mariposa and Alameda. It is not settled whether the new steamers will run to China or Central America, but the officers of the O.

S. S. Co. say that they intend to have complete Hues from San Francisco to all tho important Pacific Ocean ports. All of their magnificent vessels are under the American fiag and pay taxes here.

J' Paper. Tin: Jury composed of Messrs. Adams A. Marquis, Noltc, Asliford, E. ff.

Ward and Brash met in front of tho Music Hall on Friday at 2 p. m. punctually, and were chaperoned by Marshal Parke and Mr, Surveyor Bishop through the cntiro length of the street. The Jury considered the whole question within (heir liifiils and agreed upon the proposed width of 12 feel throughout the street from Hie Music Hall to Xuuaiiu Mr. Asbfoidwas appointed Secretary Id the to draw up llio finding, which was signed by the Jury on Saturday.

THE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. The regular monthly meeting of the officers and trustees of the above was held at their rooms on Thursday evening. Mailers connected Willi the new building were discussed. The building committee have decided to resume work as soon as the subscription reaches eight thousand dollars, it being now within a few hundred dollars of that amount. The subject of the fair to be held in May was also under consideration.

The question of milling and lotteries in connection therewith was discussed at some length, unauthorized statements concerning the matter having obtained circulation. The sentiment of those present was opposed to anything of the kind. On inquiry, no foundation could be found for the report in question. The fair in aid of the same institution, four years ago realized about twenty-four hundred dollars without resorting to anything of the kind, and no reason was seen. for adopting any different policy on Hie present occasion.

MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE. OOVKUSMKXT. John 1.. ICauliikou, James Keau, Jno. T.

Baker, E.K. Lilikalani, Jesse Amaru, Asa ICaulla, S. K. ICupihea, J. Xakalcka, J.

IC. ICaiinainauo, IX 11. Xahlitii, G. B. Palohau.

F. Brown, Cecil Brown. J. W. ICalua.

L. Abolo. L. YV. P.

ICanealli, W. O. Smith, J. Kamakclc, J. Gardner, J.

Xawabi, 1). II. Hitchcock, Godfrey Brown, G. Y. 1'ilipo.

John Kiehardon, J. M. ICauwIla. S. B.

Dole, W. 13. Kowell. J. Kauhaae.

LATEST F0REICN NEWS. London, January 31st. The Stock Exchange was astounded at the announcement of the failure of P. W. Tlionfas, Sons brokers.

Business is almost at a standstill. The linn owes inside of the Stock Exchange 35,000, and customers 890, 000. The assets arc believed to be "nil." The Cornish Bank and Insurance Company arc great sufferers. Baron Rothschild has loaned the Khedive nearly a million pounds sterling. Five men were killed by an explosion of dynamite cartridges on the Canadian Pacific Railroad, near Michipicator.

A nihilist plot to put strychnine in the Czar's bread has been discovered. S. A. Mcdary, paymaster of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, is $10,000 short in his accounts. Burglars secured from the safe of tho Blue Island (III.) Postoltlec.

The Merchants' Telegraph asd Cable Company, with a capita! of SRI, 000, 000, has been incorporated in Xew York. The Brighain Young Academy, at l'rovo, U. was destroyed by tire loss, $30,000, uninsured. The Chairman of tho Foreign Affairs Committee Hunks the new Chinese bill will pass the House. The Nicaragua Canal bill will not lie pressed before this Congress.

Senator Hoar, from the Judiciary Committee, reported a new anti-polygainy bill. T. G. Abbott, Cashier of Hie Union Market National Bank of Walcrtown, lias absconded with Eleven prisoners escaped from the Bucna Vista (Col.) jail on Sunday. Jem Goode and Charley Norton fought four rounds, ending in a at New York.

The ship Juno foundered in the river Mersey on Sunday and her crew of 25 men were drowned. The bodies of the Jeannctte victims have arrived at Moscow. Tho tobacco-rebate appropriation bill has passed both houses of Congress. Wood of Indiana introduced in tho House bills to reduce the the duties on sugar and wool. Funeral service over tho Congress, man Maekey were held in the Hull of Representatives to-day.

A conllagration at Laurvig, Nor way, destroyed 02 buildings. Loss, $250,000. The Redmond brothers, member of Parliament, delivered addresses in Chicago. Within a radius of ten miles of Ayr, Scotland, 200,000 trees were blown down in tho recent storm. One hundred thou- eaml wore on the estate of the Marquis Alius.

The President has made the following nouiinaH-mss Charles F. Boberls, I'egistcr of the I. and Olllce at Humboldt, California; ltiehrml Melrose, Postmaster at Anaheim California. The Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs lias reported against the resolution for abrogating the Hawaiian Kcciprocity Treaty. The Committee slates that the accusations of unfair dealing under the treaty are groundless, and that the treaty is not only beneficial now to this country, but will ho of still greater importance in Hie future.

liONt ABUXC11 OF KEYS botwecn tho Post Olllce and L. Scrcsovieh. A llbuial leward on returning same to h. ScrcMivlch, Hotel street. 033 tit Notice.

rpilK third assessment of 2.50 per JL share of the Cnpltal Sleek of the -Mutual Telephone is due THIS DAY, and payable at my olllce. A. JAKGHIt. Treasurer Mutual Telephone Co. Honolulu, Feb.

1, 1S8I. Notice in Bankruptcy. WK the Undersigned Assignees in the estalo of Horatio G. Crabbe and llobert Von Oellmphen of Honolulu, hereby notify all persons Indebted to either of said estates, to make immediate payment to the Undersigned. S.

J. LBVKY, SAM.XOTT. Honolulu, Feb. 8, 1SS-1. lw For Sale, SIX SPAllS, suitable for bridging or rolling purposes, or shin's spars.

apply at 01G lm KYAN'S BOAT HOUSE. Wanted A NURSE G1KL, to take charge of a baby. References remitted. Ap ply to KENXEDY Co tit Hotel Street. Oceanic Steamship Comp'y.

THE tjj; and Elegant Steamships MARIPOSA ALAMEDA, Will leave Honolulu and San Francisco on the 1st and 15 th of Each Month. may have their names booked in advance by applying at the olllce of the agents. Passengers by this line arc hereby no-titled that they will be allowed 2fi0 lbs of baggage free by the Overland Railway, when traveling East. Excursion Tickets for Round Trip, $125, good to return by any of the Company's learners within ninety clays. MmiciiAMJisi: intended for shipment by tliis lino will be received free of charge in the Company's Xew Warehouse and receipts issued Insuu.ynck on merchandise, whilst in the warehouse, will be at owner's risk.

Wm. G. Iiiwin Agents, O. S. S.

Co. FOR HONGKONG. American Bark Spartan, .1. 1'. Crossley, minster.

Will leave for ihe above l'ort on or about Feb. 12th, 18tfl. For Freight and Passage having line accomodations, apply to Casti.i: Cook, AgcnU. SXTS'JKIKJhAtf! Steam Navigation Company's BiiiXK The Planter, C'ummnmlci, Will run riv'iibuly fi.r Knim and Kim Honolulu at -i r.st. on Friday, Tuesday, Friday, Tuesday, 11 Jan.

Feb. 1 FlI). 12 Friday, Feb. 22 Tiu'Mlay, Mar. -1 Friday, Mar.

Tuesday, Mar. 25 AuitivKs at Honolulu at 5 Friday, Tuesday, Friday, Tuesday, Jan. 18 Jan. Feb. 8 Feb.

10 Friday, Feb. Tuesday, Alar. ll Friday, Mnr.21 Tho Iwalani, Commander, Leaves Honolulu every Tuesday at 3 p.m., for Nawiliwili, Koloa, Klecle, anil W'aiinoa, Kauai. Hoturuinn, leaves Nawiliwili overy Saturday evening. Tho James Malteo, Commander.

Lcavos Honolulu every Thursday at il p.m. for Kapaa and Klliui.ua. He-Uirning, leaves Kauai every Tuesday at 1 p-m and touching at Wiiane, both way. The C. It.

Bishop, DAVIS, Commander. Lcavos Honolulu every Tuesday at -1 p.m. for KuUiilliaele, Honokna and Paauhau. Hettirninj; arrives at Honolulu every Sunday morning. h2rStoamor Kinau, King, Commander, 1'tivcH Honolulu cacti Tuesday at 1 p.m., touching at I.altalna, Mau-laca Hay, Makena, Maliiikona, ICa-wailiau, Laupalioolioo unit ltilo.

Kcturiiliig, will touch at all the alovc portH, arriving at Honolulu each Butiiiday afternoon. TX TIIK 1'AbT BAII.IKd Schoonor Ehukai -SiGBftS will ru" icgtilarly TO WAIALUA KVKHV MONDAY, Hctuining on Thursday, weather permitting. For freight or passage apply to ilui Captain on board, or to 181 A. F. Cooku, Agent.

The A 1 inMillB iljiiwiiiil vMKntWMilawlXMnt.J?TtrTansiminrzHwm3jMmMiwuxBmBmmmm mvtBMimmrumjm a My Elegant Assortment of Hew Goods lecte 1 1 c'l in i a -iVISO VJUiO. Are li Ouei min MANY NOVELTIES Never 1 ofore it.troluccd bote, among which will be found Entirely Now Patterns in Mies' Hisses', aid Cliilflra's Boots null His. 2T JUST SKK MY 0. Elegant Paris Made French Kiel Gaiters, Do not fail to pee the Now Stylos and Colors In Ladies' and Misses' Silk, Lisle, and JJulbrigguii Hose. NKW STYLUS OF LAMES' l'UKSKS, in IV.icol-Iv, Blue, 01 1 Gold, and Maroon Flush, Ac.

LADIES' TOILET CASES, Gent's Elegant Dressing Cases, SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS It is not necessary for me to enumerate the muiy new gc Is i introduced by me here, but the Ladies are iiiyitecl to call aiid judge for themselves, Honolulu, Nov. 22, 1883. Kennedy Go's Bulletin of New Hoods To arrive by Steamer IMariposa" Fresh Haltimoic Oysters in Tins, (something fine) Fresh Ualtiinoie Oystcis in shells, (Urge and luscious,) Fresh Columbia Hivcr Silmon, A Dainty Fresh Celery, (just the thing,) THE ABOVE ALL OX IOE Fresh California Apples in Uo.c, Fresh California Fears, Another lot of those Finn Humboldt Potatoas. Cull early and leave your orders at Kennedy Co-, Grocery, 1'iovision and Produce Store, 07 0'J Hotel street. A Co.

ivlll puck their 1'icmIi on Ice, ho as to keep uml Hhip to liny piti't of the islands. Telephone 240. MAGNEALE URBAN SAFES With Patent Inside Boltwork and Hinge Cap. ti. i3 1 HHUn 111(111 1KB aji .7 jlli.

m- iiSyiJPllMlli A Large Assortment of those justly Celebrated Safes Just Arrived. Over 500 in daily use on the Hawaiian Islands. Safes Sold for Cash, or on the Installment Plan. For Prices, Circulars, apply to C. O.

ItERGISK, General Agent, oiOlfb HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. SPRINGFIELD gas machines. Thi AVcll-lii own is now used at Iho Itoyal Palace, Hawaiian Hotel, Hall, and a nunib.r of private residences, giving entire Mitisfnolion everywhere. It is the ino-t economical Machine in u-o, easily managed and automatic in its operation. I can furnish fiom a 20 Light to a 1001 Light tinallcr sizes constantly on hand.

GAS FIXTURES OF MITCHELL, VANCE CO. For Circulars, Catalogues Prices, apply to O. O. BERG-ER, Sole Agent, Ml if HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. IN (JUANTITIKSTObl'lT, iv Cord.

Apply at tlic Oflicu of the" PACIFIC NAVIGATION Co. C'ornei' Nuuaiiu nii.l Quern strcetH 028 tin I Vo ii: i comprise M. SVlcflRgERNY. 215 (JJ!) P. 0.

Box 2D7. C3 XOTXUJB YOUIt 1I011SU IS HICK or LAMB, 1. or any way out of order, call on A T. llAICKIt, at Capt. J.

C. Oluney'n Hta-bleu- coiner of Queen it Punchbowl Bin. tarUrciiUIni; horses to saddle or car ilagua specialty. 420 ly HONOLULU InON WOItKH, Scads Slcnm engines, sugar mills, boil i.Mll any ractioi ci, coolers; iron, liraBB and lead cast-Ingis; machinery of every description made to order. Particular attention paid to sdiipV bhiok Binltlnng.

Job work cxo. cutcd at short notice. 1.