The Daily Bulletin (Honolulu [Hawaii])
June 19, 1882

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w Mf U"" n inn m, in "jN M. MTNETSNTT, Importer and Dealer la Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Perfumery, Toltot Articles, Pocket Cutlery, etc., etc. Gents' Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Valises, Traveling Bugs, Watches, Diamond, Jewolery and Sllvor-Ware, etc. NorthenRt Corner ot Fort and Merchant sU., Honolulu, AT THIS WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT Can always be fourid Full Lines of Superior Furnishing Goods, To all interoBted in tbo 11th of Juno Races, Call and secure ono of thoso Elegant Chronograph Watches. Only Two JL.eft. .v m. mcinehhy. BBBWSWBH Jiruco Cartwrlght. W. Union Feed -CARRIES Largest and HAY, GRAIN Of All description, nnd guarantees to keep a full supply constantly on hahd. BSTSend ordors to A. W. BUSH, Fort St., Honolulu. 52 Beaver Saloon, H. J. Nolte, propriotor. First-class Eefreshmente Served from 3 a.m. to 10 p.m. First-olosa grades of Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, and smokers1 sundries. A Billiard Table Sb connected with the establishment. UNION FEED COMPANY, A. W. llUHit, Manager. Soe udvertisc ment on other page. 28 JAMES H. HANLON General Blacksmith AND Farrier. Is now permanently located at the shop on King street, lately occupied by Mr. G. West. 113 A HONOLULU IRON flk Works Co. Steam englnci, sugar Htmlllfl, boilers, coolors, iron, brass and lead castings; machinery of every description made to order. Particular attention paid to ship's blacksmithlng. Job work excculcd on short notice. 1 JOHN NOTT, Tin, Copper and Shoot Iron Worker, number, Ga8 Fitter, &e. Stoves and Banges of all kinds. Plumbers' stock and metals, House Furnishing Goods, JfT Chandeliers, l4unp, &c. Hereafter taking a book seat Will not be dreaded so much by personB going to Crowded Gatherings as hab been tho case in the past. Mr. Geo. F. Wells IlaB imported a large lot of Comfortable Chairs! that ho will furnish to partiea de siring extra seats at Reasonable Prices For fuitliur particulars enquire at Well' Mump ytois, 107 Fort street, Telephone 17'J, 83 8. Luce A. W. Bush. Company THE- Best Stock AND FEED Just Received Per D. C. Murray A new lot of cloth backed Drawing Paper. 36, 42, and 5a Inches wide: Tracing paper in sheets, Triangles and Color Slants Dixon's Drawing Penoils, Blank Books, Fools Cap, Thumb Tacks, and a fine assortment of Notarial Record Books, Supreme Court Scrap Books, Register of Actions. Stock Wallets, or Bill Cases, Ac, &c,,5to.,&c. J. W. Robertson Co. T HE BEST SUSPENDER WORN Is the ARGOSY. SUSPENDER, For solo at A. W. JRiciurpsok's, 39 Just Received ex Kalakaua, Table and Pio Fruits, Nice Breakfast Goods, such as tjanaie rub, baimou and l'itr Pork In 61b. Tins, Sultadlo for families. For sale- by 06 A. S. CutuiionN Co. FOB SALE TWKNTy 600D Californian Mules Expected per Lady Laropson. M Apply to O. Brewer L Co. fwaittnnefi MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1882. Guiteau Going to Piooes. The Jail ofDclals say that the fact that becomes more apparent every day is that Guiteau is failing mental, ly nnd physically. His condition yesterday was startling in tho ex treme, nnd forebodes his total smosk up bofore tho 30th. A certain sign of mental and physical disintegration is failure of a person's appetite in a cose like this. Guitcau's nppotito is f Ailing fast. He has become taci turn and uncommunicative since Lawyer Hold's visit yesterday, and spends his entire tlmo between ris ing and retiring, lying stretched on his cot, pondering porhaps, on tho few intervening days between life and death. That he will surely fail before the hanging day, is the opin ion of those who Bee and know him, and the jail officials will have to carry lum to .the scaffold and prop him up until the fatal drop falls. Abject fear is taking possession of him, nnd the assassin will present a pitiable appearance when the penalty is reached. Some are inclined to think that ho will go stark mad a few days prior to the event, and the present indications surely point in that direction. Ono thing u certain nnd that is that Guiteau will surely sink into a state of abject fear, be come seriously sick or wholly crazy before many days elapse. Washing ton June Gth. Opium Smoking in America. Four thousand is a modernto esti mate of the total number of nativo American victims to the opium habit, and there, it is safe to specu late, consume ono hundred grains of the drug a day. This gives a daily consumption of four hundred thou sand grains, or nbout nineteen thou sand pounds during the yenr. About three drains of the smoking opium, equivalent to six drams of the crude drug make the average quota of a day's consumption, and this much costs from fifty to ecventy-flvo cents. Some who go to perpetual excess, however, have been known to con sume as much as a pound and a quarter during a day. Taking the average, however, it will be fouud that the man who hankers after the deleterious and short-lived cnploy- ment or tho drug can gratify that foolish, taste only at an expense of two hundred dollars a year, and the conbincd indulgence of all Ame rican opium-smoker will bo found to Jjo carried on at a cost of over seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars yearly. And yet this waste is con stantly being increased and the ranks ui iuu luuw uiuiupucu, nuiwiuisiunu ing that in some States and cities stringent laws, with heavy fines and imprisonment, have been resorted to to stay tho hurtful progress of the habit. Arrests are constantly made in San Francisco, under a city ordi nance, but, seemingly without avail. and the vigorous Iegel prohibition of Nevada effects but little, if any, abatement of the evil. The import ations of smoking opium into Amer ica have steadily increased during the last ten years, and the returns for 1880 show the enormous quan tity of seventy-seven thousand one hundred and ninety-six pounds, valued at seven hundred and seventy three thousand seven hundred and ninety-six dollars, imported, as against thirty-seven thousand eight hundred and twenty-four pounds, valued at three hundred and fifty three thousand three hundred nnd thirty-four dollars, sent here in 1871, being an increase of between four and five thousand pounds each year, and this increase not being attribut able to the increase of Chinese im migration at that. Drink Palmer G.'b GINGER ALE 75 cents per dozen. 43 LADIES HAIR DRESSING ESTABLISHMENT, At Mrs. A. M. Mellis' Clonk and Mantle Making Department, No. 101 Fort Street, Honolulu Orders executed at short notice, 72 iLLiNiGrHAi &d:o; 1 Importers and Dealers In Hardware, Agricultural Implements. Houbo Furnishing Goods, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &o. Have Just received from Now York, a full assortment of New and Desirable Tools Shelf Hardware 1 Also, from London, Wostenholm's 1XL Knives and Razors, Wndo Butcher's Razors. Garden Shears, Btubbs' Flics, all kinds and size) Hubbock's White Lead aud Zluo, Hubbock's palo boiled oil, dry paints, pummlco stone, line ground black lead, lump alum, enamelled saucepan. Tinned saucepans, fry puns, tea kettles, galvanized buckets, Tubs nnd basins, Babbit metal, hexlou and square nuts, Sheet sine, perforated and plain; a large assortment ot Door Mats', Msh Lines and Twine, Limerick Hooks, sail needles, topsail chains, rooting screws, rat traps, Rice boos, Chamois skins, dandy brushes, halid bellows, anvils, vises, etc. WTPP f "encc wu"e and siaples, galvanized T17TTTI' I We have lately received several invoices of Plows, made speoially for the Island trade, by the Moline Flow Co., and are still ablo to furnish all styles and altos, with extra parts, nt lowest prices. In addition to our regular stock, which Is mora complote than ever before, we hate received many NOVELTIES to which wo invite tho attention of buvcrs. 25 DILLINGHAM CO., Fort Street. LOOK OUT FOR CHAS. J. FISHELS v NEW ADVERTISEMENT. A LARGE New Millinery Goods Just to hand by late arrivals. stSFuU particulars in a few days. CHAS. J. FISHEL, CALIFORNIA ONE PRICE BAZAR, 44 J.T Waterhouse' i Has just received, ex Atalanta, A FINE STOCK OF GOODS Consisting in part of Prints, French Merinos, Hats, Caps, Perfumery, Saddlery, Hardware, Paints, Oils, Crockeryware, etc., etc. fJ3 IKkjwjAvgflBHBPAAKBINylHJpBQSBflH f MSBBBBBBSBSBBHBBBlIK apHS0xVBflHiBBBBBMSBBBBBBBBl I ih .M BSllllHBSllllllBSBbC'fSjQJPnSlHBslBllllHBSlVBllV tv SBBKjBBafkvH sA WMl III IBM HSAvBfll MhA2&HBBBb1 f B JU.WT llTj I J. W. ROBERTSON CO.. Subscription Department Wo are prepared to receive furthor orders for any paper or magazino published in California, tho Eastern States, Canada and Europe. At tho present time wo receive by every mail over ono hundred and fifty different papers and magazines, published in tho English, Frenoh, German and Scandinavian Languages, for our bubBcribors. As our subscription list is large, wo are onablod to furnish tho paBper at a low rate of subscription. r- ir-r' f-i LOT OP Comer of Fort and Hotel Sts.