Evening Bulletin (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii])
May 29, 1895

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Evening Bulletin VOL. I. NO. 12. HONOLULU, H. 1., WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, IbHo. PRICE 5 CENTS. iir;:r .J uei?i9-Bulletin Published evrry day except Sundny nt CirJ King Street, .Honolulu, u. i. SUllSCHU'TION KATES. Per Month, nnywhero in tho Ha waiian Islands 8 GO Per Year. GOO Per Year, postpaid to America, Canada, or Mexico 8 00 Per Year, postpaid, other Foreign Countries 10 00 1'nynlilo Invnrlolilv In Advnnco. Advertisements unaccompnnled by specific instructions insorted till ordered out Advertisements discontinued before expiration of specified poriod will bo charged as it continued for full term. Liberal allowance on yearly and half yearly contracts. Address all communications to tho edi torial department to "Editor Bulletin." IiuHipcflM letters should bo addressed to ''Mannger Evening Bulletin." Telephone 250. P. O. Box 80. B. L. FINNEY, Manager. Business Cards. LEAVERS COOEE. iMFOllTr.ltH AND DEALERS IN LuMDElt AND ALL KINDS OP BtJILDINO MATERIALS. Port Street, Honolulu. H. QACKPEIiD CO. General Commission Agents. Cor. Fort and Queen Streets, Honolulu. THOS. LINDSAY, MANOPACTUitiNa Jeweleu and Watch maker. Kukui Jewelry n Specialty. Particular attention paid to all kinds of repairs. Campbell Block, Merchant Streot. HONOLULU IRON WORKS, Steam Enoines, Suoar Mills, Boilers, Coolers, Iron, Brass and Lead Castings. Machinery of Every Description Mado to Order. Particular attoution paid to Ships' Blacksmithiug. Job Work ex ecuted at Short Notice. C. B. D WIGHT, Does all kinds of Work in Cement Stone Sidewalks Curbing Ho has on hand a largo nupply of Chiuebo Grnnito Curb and always keeps Hawaiian Curbing Stone. Estimates given and lowest prices assured. Tele phono 1333. Atlas Assurance Co. ox iioroDoic. ASSETS, $10,000,000. H. W. SCHMIDT ARSONS Agents for Hawaiian Islands. Wall Paper! Wo linvo just received direct from New York tho LARGEST INVOICE AND GREATEST VARIETY Ever brought hero at one time. Patterns of 1895 Prices Bcduced! WILDEK CO., Limited. riKRIlE JONES. T. A. SIMrSON. JONES SIMPSON, Accountants Commission Apts. HOUSE, LAND AND General Business Agency. Convoyancing and Legal Documents Drawn Up DRAWINGS and TRACINGS MADE. jgTranslations in Fiencli, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Italian and Hawaiian. Bills Collected aud Accounts Adjusted. Office, 308 Merohant St. Wm. G. Irwin Co. (limited). Win. G. IrwiD, President nnd Manager Clous Spreckote, Vice-President W7 'If filfTnA tinnMlnm nrwl 'IVnnonrflr Theo. O. Porter, Auditor Sugar Factors AND Commission Agents. AGENTS OP TUE OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF SAN FBANOISCO, CAL. Telephone C07. PI O. Box 821. HONOLULU Carriage Manufactory 128 130 FOBT STIIEET. Carriage Builder AND REPAIRER. Blacliunitfcingi&All Its Branches. Orders from the other Islands in Build ing, Trimming, Painting, etc., etc., Promptly attended to. W. W." WBIUHT, Proprietor. (Successor to O. West Jewelry! Our Stock of Spring Goods is acknowledged by every body to bo tho finest on the Honolulu market, and con sists of everything Useful and Ornamental. Our prices are moderate. Jowelry in special designs manufactur ed to order on short notice. JACOBSEN PFE1FFER. P. O. Box 287. Fort Street. HOP HING CO. 402 HOTEL STREET. Wholosalo Dealers in Liquors&ManilaCigars AN1- Goncral Chinese Merchandise SUCH AS Nut Oils, Rice, Matting, Chinese Silks, Teas, Etc. English and Amerioan Groceries By Every Const Steamer. TELEPHONE No. 147. Illustrated Catalogue Plea-l-i-i E'airew, We EXPORT General Famil y ai and Plants. Knn Rnnnlles In anv ouantltv. Bend tor our Yearfy, Monthly and Dally Price LUt, 414-418 Front Street, Ban Francisco, California. G. E. SMITHIES, Accountant, Collector Copyist. Oilico with O. D. Chase, Safo Deposit BuildiiiR, mi Fort Street. Tolo- phono 1S1. EJTTho colloctiou of Government Bills a specialty. 1-tC SPURIOUS COIN. The Honolulu Public is Warned to Look Out for It. The Evknino Bulletin warns the public to look out for counter feit coin, and especially silver half dollars. An early rumor was cir culated this morning, that the Australia brought among her mis cellaneous cargo a consignment of counterfeit Hawaiian dollar and half-dollar pieces and that some of them were already in circulation. A reporter immediately started out to investigate the matter with the following results: No one 1ms seen any of the now counterfeits, if they exist. But about six weeks ago a large num ber of spurious American dollars and half-dollars were in circula tion. These have nearly all been destroyed and little danger may be anticipated from them henceforth. In investigating the matter this morning a Bum.ktin reporter called on a number of leading merchants nn.l nt.Wi W1. tl.n following ro. suits: E. O. Hall Sons say they have had no spurious money passed on Vioyi lnf flw.l,. nllnMn," ninnrinn. '"""I vv...... ally runs across spurious half-dol lars which he promptly rejects. At Spreckels' bank it was learned that some two months ago a num ber of spurious dollars and half dollars mado their appearance on the counter but tho workmanship was so bad that they were easily detected and of course refused. At Castle Cooke's cashier Gil -man reported that two counterfeit half-dollars had been offered to them in tho past week. Oliver Carter, of Bishop Co.'s bank, through whose hands more money pastes every day than with some of us in a lifo time, said that some six weeks ago a mini her ot counterfeit dollars and halves were presented at tho bank but the workmanship on them was so bad as to bo immediately detected by anyono used to handling money. Mr. Carter kindly showed tho re porter a specimen of the coin which caused him the most trouble. It is one of the now issuo of American half-dollars, and the production of the stars on it was what seemed to trouble tho counterfeiter. They were badly executed and by com parison with tho genuine coin could be readily distinguished. At tho Marshal's office it was learned that the polico havo been on to theso counterfeits for some time, and tomo six weeks ago made a raid on a certain Chinese store in which was found a large quantity of tho spurious coins. Theso wore confiscated but the po lice could obtain no evidence as to tho coiner except that general sus picion pointed to a Japanese who is very handy in that class of work. Since that raid tho issuo seems to have ceabed, tho local coiner evi dently having becomo alarmed. Inquiry at tho finance office elicited tho information that no at tempts are made to "shove" any of tho coin on that department. I The receipts there are largely from other departments ot tho govern ment and tho various receivers of coin are on tho alort for any pieces whose ring is lacking or havo the greasy fooling when taken betweon the fingers. At the tax office they occasionally meet with spurious fifty-cent pieces but they are sel dom taken over the counter. The clerks there are familiar with coin j 1 and are more apt to detect those i not genuine than where the cur- rency is more generally used. i TIIK POL.ICK COURT. Fined for Hoiu "Wliliipinj; 1 tcctlvo Allen. Judge Perry's time was pretty well taken up yesterday afternoon in the hearing of the caso against Kaahanui and Moke, who were charged with conducting a cho fa N?arae JudS Rktson appeared for the defendants, but tho Court decided the defendants were guilty and assessed the first one $208.35, and the second $103.35. It took seven pages and a half of the Polico Court records to recapi tulate the testimony in the assault and battery case against W. Meyers which finally resulted in a verdict I ..i ..:w.. b Aft(Jr mailding seven minor cases this morning His Honor took uj) that of Mrs. Ciauld, charged with ussaulting and battering one II. II. Allen. The defendant !j ,.1 ll. I iJii'iiuuu luiiky un iiiuiiiubiv "u law would allow her, and tho court fined her $10, with $3 extra for the costs. It is not every-day in tho week one can have the pleasure of horse-whipping a man for $18. K. Maluo was found guilty of gambling and got a fine of $15 in consequence. Fernandez got mixed up with Frank Gerard over a little matter of 5.55 with a watch thrown in, but after hearing the testimony in the caso the court decided he was not guilty of cmbezzlemont or any thing else and discharged him. The court is in sen-don this after noon. While in Stockton, Cal., somo timo ago, Thos. F. Langan, of Los Banos, that state, was taken very severely with cramps aud and diarrhoea. Ho chanced to meet Mr. C. M. Carter, who was similarly afflicted. Ho says: "I told him of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Kornody.aud wo went to the Holden Drug Store and procurod a bottle of it. It gavo Mr. Carter prompt relief and I can vouch for its having cured me." For sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith Co., agents for tho Hawaiian Isl ands. CI11CJ! STYLE! FINISH! QUALITY Men's Wearing Apparel to be found in all the Suitb made by Johnston Sto rey. Mr. Storey wan for some vear one of the besi known cutters on the Count, consequently the best dres ed men in town weur clothec made by Johnston Storey, 4 13 fort Streot IND2GESTEON And Liver Complaint CURCD BV USINu Ayer's Ssnsaparilla Mr. T. J. CLUNE, Walkcrlll?,S. Au.trailit, rll-t "Six e.ns pen. 1 l-ail i"i nf.i- of IiiiIIkpv tlon niul I.Imt i inil.iiii tl-.it l.iin-il (or week. 1 wiih im.ililo t i!n i Iinrd work," liml mi iipi'i'ilti', 1 1 ii il iii-irt -"il m, mid I sutlcml mudi Irom In-1 I'm Mi skill uai jggjk

8 WEJI S" JVJS f sallow nnil il-i-juMil m.t i t-ic. I trl"d neer.il reiueilifH :iinl i i -uit'-u :i iloctur, without iilitnli Ihk r l I l'mlly, one of jnv ciiiliiiiii-t-i reroiiii c m-1 Ayr's hariana- rlll.i; It lielNil iim ir n- I rt. In fact, lifter tnklni; 'lx Imtt I w i niiiil(-tely i-iireil, nml i-uiil I t-at .ii jtium; ui.i! tWvit HUo a child." ftyer's SarsaparBla Has cured othera. will euro you. Made bjr Dr. J.C Ajrcr.l Co I.vr': 1!f.,U S..V. LADIES' COLUMN; A WELL-GLOVED HAND Is always admired. Slovenli ness in that respect robs the richest costuming of its com pleteness. GLOVES, GLOVES, GLOVES. Woman's love and admira tion for tho beautiful in gloves is proverbial; it is an index of refinement and taste. ELEGANT VARIETIES! ELEGANT VARIETIES! That we show were particular ly chosen for this season, and included the celebrated FRENCH CHAMOIS FRENCH CHAMOIS! Which are admired by all antt within tho reach of all. Thou, comes our DRIVING GLOVES! DRIVING GLOVES! That only need mentioning to create a desire for thorn. There is nothing so fascinating as a pretty hand and nothing that makes a hand look prettier than a pair of our gloves. B. F. EIILERS CO. HOMESTEAD FOR 8AI.E. AOOTTAOE AM) U)T i -v .i ";',1-In,,"ir, nt WwYoV. tljp Arlington ISarlicr hlinti MMi.iSsVJ.vlr rl.lU;! titr.et. I3-1'. 1.V 2jK.Ji3C I J

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EVENING BULLETIN, MAY 2D, 1S95. It WIIUHNE ACQLOWSTEBPAIMT A BUB3TITUTE OIL PAINT AND "WHITEWASH. AN EXCELLENT FIRE RETARDAKT AND DISINFECTANT. Especially Ossigied For INSIDE Work on Factories a.rf Public Build rgs. It is n dry powder which cmi bo pro- parcu ror uso iy simply Htirnng ui COL1) WATER nnd can bo applied by auyono nnd will always produco Kood vork. It is VERY WHITE, extremely ro floctivo nud hardens on a wall like stouo and will tnko any tint. It will last for years, and is unaffected by wises. One- coat covers better than two coats of oil paint or whitewash. It can bo used on tiny surface and for all classes of work, even for flic finest decoratinp. It will not nib, scale or crack, nor will it soften with njjo or discolor. It will not set in tlio mixing vessel, in Tact it improves by slaudinK a fow days. It can bo iue.1 to pood advantago over old whilowash without fcri'piuif. IT DRIES OUT WHITE AFTER BEING WET. It is clioaperlhan whitewash, durability considered. It is supplied in barrels from 300 to 400 lbs., also in boxe.i of 100, 50 mid 25 lounds. outside iiohiiie! This is far OUTSIDE Work. Such as Fence, OutbuilditiKH and La borers' Quarter. It is n thick paste to bo diluted with cold water; stands rain and exposure as well as oil paint, and costs but n fraction as much. It is llro rosistinp as it contains no oil, and has no equal ns a light reflector in dark base inents, damp cellars and similar places. 3t is supplied in colors. ....FOR SALE BY.. 1 FRT o no ELWlfl Ot OIL LIMITED. Agents far u hmm Islands. EHPffiB SAL00H, Cruer Nuannu and Hotel Hts. R. N. ItlCQUA, Hansfiei Choice Wines, Xfqnors, A1&... rORTKRS, ETC., ON DRAUGHT Jtai and Pall on Draagbt, SD(l-mad8 Sour Masb A SPECIALTY. flegan Vapor Pacific Gas

THE BEST IN THE MARKET. They canuot bo surpassed for motive power. I2TSEND FOR OATALOGUErST job. tinker, Solo Agout, Nuuanu Street. 1-tf F. 0' Estimates Qivon on .Slick, Stone Woollen Buildings Jobbing Promptly Attended to. 73 Kin? Street, Rail ward's Old Stand. II U Em mm ,XKkK V V1 VMlViSl Llllto May XSentleu Born a Census Disease Thrcatons to Cut Short a Moblo Caroor But Hood's Snroaparllla Rostoros cood Hoalth. LIHIa May Eontley Is an accomplhhcrt clocti. tlonlst and natural liorn speaker of only 13 year j ot nee. Blio h th only child temperance lect urer before tlio public. Her genius, howover, did not exempt her from an attack of a disease of the blood. Herownwordsbcsttellthestoryi "CI. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass. t I heartily Join with tlio many thousands that ars recommending Hood's Sarsaparilla. I had ??-1 tr2ub.lo', ttom Infancy with Gatherings In tho head. I was compelled to Icaro school upon tho doctor's advleo. He thought It was th onlr thlnxtosavomyllfo, but I wiuj Continued to Crow Woroe. 1 1 na persuaded finally by a friend to try Hood's 8asparllla. Tho uso of ono bottlo aot4 et- Hood'ss,,s Cures I eotlrely upon tho blood and I began to ImproTO. After the use of threa bottles the gathering S?-S?JV?? l om cP.v"l of mr 'ormer trouble. I SI,lf!Sl1.,'on, wm'";?y,remaln ntrue friend VivBhM, 5;iri?ap?rL1 LlLLIB Ma Dent LBY, HhelbyYllle, Indiana. Get HOOD'S. Hood'o Pllbact oaslly, yet promptly and eOlclontly, on tho liver and bowels. JSc. Hobron Drug Co.. L'd... So'b ARonts for thi 'tepal,l of Hawnfl Encyclopedic la a term that has been justly applied by many to the treat. inent given sanjecta in the New Standard Dictionary Adozn new ways of Ceding tho word you wnnt. A tteltmtifl' Alphabet to aid iu the iironun elation. Is recognized authority. Ctf- For particulars address A. W. EVANS, Agent, 1518-lni General Delivery. P. C. JONES. X. A. JONES. THB HAWAIIAN Have for sale a few Shares ol PAIA SUGAR BTOOK. HAWAIIAN SUGAR CO. STOCK. Also, HAWAIIAN GOVERNMENT and 1st Mortgage SUOAR PLANTA TION BOND8. tW For particulars apply to Ib HtwalliD Stfa Depeilt and Inrest- meni Ocnpanj, NO. 108 FORT STHEKT. California and Hawaiko Froit AND. PRODUCE COMPANY. Opp. 0. R. L. D- p, n King S-pei. Orocories. PmvU'nnB nuM Ice Hone Goods. Fish. VeL-ctalilns. ICrnrnn ()rt,.r.i Eto.. recelTHtl hv evirv esiuer from Ban Francisco and Vancouver. Tue Hlilpplng Trade supplied. Geo Cavanagh. Manager TELEI'HONK No. 755 BOOMS AND BOARD. ROOMS AND BOARD flP R fAW lUtPHnnu Man Iw. had at Ilanlwal, on U VlJ klki beach. i W. H. ItAltTl.TCTT 117S-tf Proprietor N. F. BURGESS Is now prepared to repair Garden Hosa, Sprinklers, water Taps, eto. Baw Ffllojj, and all kinds of Tools sharpened, Inchid Ins; Carving Knives and Hclsaors: Lawn Movers a a iinivr, nmo Di'tanR uiaas: in nf Inliblnp. Wnrt mIII n. fact all kinds Hllll pli'Mt i ia: ""'o,v,-wr"".vs,.v- 'turiivu xvii fins uj) 8TC Mutual TU. UO-H SafcDeposit BJkSkKwl TO Ol'KX TMi: OKAVIW. ICijnialiis til' Two Martyrs to hv Sciillirc(l. Ni:V Yoiik, Mny 11. -Within a short time the old grnvcf- in Kngle wootl Grove, Perth Aniboy, will bo diig tip,'nntl among other remains thoe of the two followers of John Drown, who were handed at Iinr- per's Ferry with tlioir leader, will bo disinterred. The reason for this is that tho soil of the grove ia n valuable clay, and Mr. Pardee, pro prietor of the terra cotta and tile works near by, wishes the clay for use in his factory. Mr. Pardee liar- been at some pains to trace th" families of the two John Brown's men. and has communicated with them as to the llinnosnl nf tlm lumiui l.nt on-- ...v, mu CUI- i viving relatives of each say they j aro financially unablo to givo tho remains n fitting interment, so un less somebody conie3 forward to take charge of them they may be distroyed, it is said, or carted away. Tiic ground in which tho bones have lain undisturbed for more than thirty-five years was formerly tho property of Marcus Spring and his wife, llebecca, and a part of their beautiful estate of Englewood. Naval Notes. The cruiser Olympia is back at tlie yard again, looking as well as the day &he started on her short cruise. Apparently the crew is as well contented as on board any man-of-war. The date for again leaving has not been finally determined, but it is an actual fact that the Olympia will bo made the flagship of tho Pacific Coast, with present head quarters at Honolulu. But little is to be done to her while at the yard. She will coal up, and for this pur pose requisitions have been made for largo quantities of fuel. The monitor Monadnock and the crane scow nro both in tho drv dock, tho former to be painted and tho latter to be repaired, tlio work being carried on in an expeditions manner. The new constructor, Mr. Baxter, is taking hold of his new duties in such a manner that his methods of carrying on work seem to meet with the approval of tho men under him, and when they are satisfied, it is usually the case that the powers at Washington are agreed. Tho road between tho largo work shops facing the waterfront is being macadamized and when completed will bo a lasting and needed im provement to the business facilities at the yards. Good roads have been needed since the island be came a naval station, but lack of funds has heretoforo prevented their construction. Paymaster H. C. Machette has been dotached from the naval sta tion at Key West and ordered to tho receiving-ship Independence to relievo Paymaster L. C. Kerr, who has been detailed to tho United States steamship Concord, on tho Asiatic station. Lieutenant W. D. Ilo3c, who has been sick for some weeks past, re ported for duty on the Olympia on her arrival at the yard. m A Patent Saw. Geo. W. Lincoln has on exhibi tion and in active operation a new saw which must be seen to bo ap preciated. It is a very simple ar rangement, consisting merely of a couplo of cog wheels and a fly wheel with a handlo attached to a little wood work and a five-foot saw. A ton-year old boy can work this ingenious invention and "saw more cordwood in a day than ten men could by hand. The saw will cut anything from an inch board to a five-foot log, and is so cheap that it must soon come into general m-o. Sri fl Urn if) hm$ IJZ! g I s mm ur HkBHkw ii a y A .oD-.rarf h. ?s fca If Mh: ti NOTICE. rpiIE UNDERSIGNED WILL NOT BE X re-ponslblu lor atiy 'ehts contracted bj any prton wltlioui hN written order. ANTONIO DB CASTRO. Honolnla, May If, 1H3j. 1310-lw Your doctor will tell you it is the aafest diet for baby FOK BALE BY THK HOLLISTER DRUG CO., L'D, Acents for the Hawaiian Islands. Subscribe the Evening Bulletin. SO cents per month. 20 Jbs. W of o Nestle's Food 1 II. HACEFELD k CO. Have Just Received a Now Suppjy of the DANISH a Of tho following Brands: "Gold Label' "Mimic" and Export." Also, Just to Hand a Largo Consignment of GENUINE BAVARIAN HOPS! BILLIARDS. The Havai au Hotel Billiard Rooms Have been entirely rcllttcil and are under tho management of UAKItY HAYLOJK. Tlio position of tlio Tables lmvo been changed so as to allow ample room for players. ELECTRIC LIGHT CHANDELIERS Hnvc been placed over each table. Cusliions on tho Tables liavo been thor oughly renovated. t3 Enter your name for tlio tourna ment which takes plnco after JUNE 11th. (1-lw You may have LOST many hours of com furl by not hnving worn A- i pood- reliahlo AfROF Wic.luiuui's GLASSES the hint. 1 ou't buy huphuzni'd. WIOHMAN, Optician. (Successor to Chns. Hammer.) HARNESS 2EA&ER Kino and FonT Stbeets, Is prepared to manufacture all kinds and grades of Hand-made Harness at short nptice. i.owkst ov ri:ici;s ron cash. All work guaranteed to bo satisfactory beforo leaving tho shop. 5-3m TOK SALE OK LEASE fl AND H1J A JPlSUEliY Yiolding a safe Income. Address "B.O." l-3m Bulletin Office. AT THE ANCHOR Oyater Oocktaila I Bauer Brunuau 1 Frodorickaburg Boer I Straight and Mixed Drinks Of All Kinds and Best Qoallty. 8oatuwesl Corner King Nnnann Bts. BEER 99 XUKU A Mltte Fisli Ponfl

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EVENING BULLETIN, $IAY 29, 1895. 'WipWflpPWPBf V V '1 i ED. C. ROWE, House, Sinn nnd Ornamental PAINTER Paper Hanger and Decorator. MANUFAOTUltEK OF Howe's Liquid I'latlny, C20 King Street. 8-8m ELEVENTH AMMU&L IBETUti OF THE HAWAIIAN JOCKEY CLUB JUjNE, 11, 1895. OfficialProoramme RACES TO COMMENCE AT 10 A. M. SHARP. 1st BICYCLE RACE. Friie: Meda'. valued at $20. En trance fee l.t0. lnjllodaah. Free for all. 2d-BIOYCLE RACE. 1'rlio: Medal, valued at $30. En tranco fee $l.t0. Smile dash. Free for nil. Sd-HONOLULU PURSE, $200. Running Rave; M mile dash. Free for all. dth MERCHANTS' PURSE, $200. Trotting und Pacing, to Harness: 2:40 Class mile heats, 3 In 6. Free for all. Bth ROSITA CHALLENGE CUP, S250 ADDED. Running Race; 1 mllo dash. Free for all. Winner of Cup to heat record of Angle A (i:45J4) and receive $50 extra. 6th KAFIOLAKI PARK PURSE 5250. Trottlnp and Pacing, to Harness; mils heats, 3 in S. Frco tor all. 7th-OOEANIC S. S. CO.'S CUP, $150 ADDED. Running Race; mile dash, an Bred. Hawailr ttb PONY RACE, PURSE $100 1 mllo dash, for all Ponies 14 hands or under. 9th KALAKAUA CUP PURSE, $150. Running Race 1 mllo dsh, for Hawaii an Bred Horses owned by members of the Club Winner to accept $100 In lieu of Cap. Cup becomes the property of the person winning it twice. Sboald the peroni who baa won it once and again tills meeting, he wl'l receive In H-u of Cup $U0, together with 1160 added Win ner of Cap first time will receive $160 and credit for one race. 10th JOCKEY CLUB PURSE, $150. 2:60 Class; mile heats, 2 In 3. all. Free for 11th PRESIDENT WIDE MANN'S CUP, W50 ADDED. Running Race, i mile dash. Free for all. All entries sre to bo made with the Seerotary beforo '1 MUR8UAY, June 0, 18"J5 Entrance fees to be 10 oer cent, of puree, unless otlurwl v spccllltd. m- All Races to b run or trotted under the rules of the Hawaiian Jockey Ulub. AH Horses are expected to start, unless withdrawn by 0 o'clock a. m. on lano 10, 1815 Qencal Admission 60 Cents Brand Stand (Extra) 60 Cents and $1 Carriage (Insidn of courso) eaoh $2.&0 Quarter Stretch Badges $5 S. G. WILDER, Secretary Hawaiian Jockey Club. 1336-td City Carriage Co., Corner King and Bethel Bu BOTH TELEPHOHnS 113 Flno Carriages Civil Drivers To be had at all hours J. S. AOTRADE, lOKMi Manager. The Evening Bulletin is the lest medium for advertising. i FOR SALi:. FURNITURE CONTAINED IN A Cotttiite nt l'nlnmn. Cottnuo may be routed. Also, n l'nv Hmldlo Mnri. Inquire nt Bulletin Oflice, CCJ KiiiK Street. 10-tf ASK YOUR GROCER Ton 1'aient Excellent 1'looii. Highest grr.de Flour on the market. Cost the Fitrae ns all otlier first-class Rrndes. 5-3m Beautiful Horses Th Celebrated Bayswater Stallion "IV-A-NHIOEI."" Alio the Bplfndtd SPAN OF GRAYS By "Ivanhoe" are lor talc. Apply to GEORQK HOUGHTAILINa. 1801-tf Ray Hone Stable. SAVE MONEY It c. Zl. COXjXIXTS. Till ITEM-KNOWN Pmciica) Crri.uj Tjimniw (Has no 'innneotlon with any our rlage shop.) TOPS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION fenders. Dashes, 8'.nn Apron, E'c, at Lowest IVtsilile Prices, and Workmanship of the Best. 1 us Flrs-claxs Alnterlal of my uwn liu porting. Manufacturer o' all kind of Harness. Workshop 210 Klnp Strret near Mki.ule V. O. Box V). NINTH Annual Meeting or THE Maui Mm Asmti JULY 4th, 1S05 PROGRAMME lbt RUNNING RACE. Purse: $00. 1 1 mile dash for Maui bred Ponies, 14 hands and under. Catch weights. 2d RUNNING RACE. Purse: $150. 1 milo dash, free for all. 3rd -TROTTING and PACING TO HARNESS. Purso: $100. 3 minute class, 1 milo heats best 2 in 3. 4th RUNNING RACE. Purse: $50. (Maiden race), i mile dash. for all Maui bred. Weightor age. 5th RUNNING RACE. Purso: $50. (Corinthian race.) 1 milo dash. Members of the Asso ciation to ride. Welter weights. Oth RUNNING RACE. Purse: $100. .J mile and repeat for Hawai ian bred horses. 7th RUNNING RACE. Purse: $100. mile dash, free for all. Tho above is subject to change. A. N. KEP01KAI, Secretary Maui Hacing Association. 4-tf S5H Violets for Durrmit. Theo. Durrant, charged with tho i murder of Minnio Williams and Blanche Lamont, has already be- gun to insike himself at home in cell 2 of tho City and County Jail. lie hiiH not. however, the entire space covered by the cell to him self, as Walter Shear, charged with I grand larceny, is entitled to and J occupies half of it. Durrant and ho take turns during the day in using the small wicket in tho iron door, as that is the only means of communication with the outside world. The prisoner's father visited him one day and brought a bunch of violets from one of tho young ladies of Emmanuel Baptist Church with him, and Durrant for a few mo ments could not converse, as his face was buried in tho fragrant flowers. Later when he began to discuss with his father serious subjects he grew nervous and crushed tho vio lets between his palms, His hair was shorn that day and in consequence ho is a very differ ent looking mAn from what he was in court. He looks careworn and desper ate, so Shear, his cellmate, is likely to have a restless companion. HONOLULU ATHLETICS. At Kupiolanl Park lJith Next. on June Following is tho list of events to be competed for by the Honolulu j Athletic Association at its meeting at Kapiolani Park on Juno 15th. 1. 1 mile bicycle raco (handi cap). 2. 100 yards dash (champion ship). 3. Running high jump. 4. Half mile boy's bicycle raco (handicap). 5. Half mile dash. G. Putting shot (handicap). 7" 100 yards dash (handicap.) 8. 1 milo bicycle noviro (handi cap). 9. Pole vault. 10. 120 yards hurdle race. 1 1 Hop step and jump. 12. Quarter milo dash. I

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13. Half mile bicycle (handicap). 14. 1 milo race. 15. 220 yards dash. 1(5. 3 mile lap bicycle race 17. Hinc tournament. Allison Clmllcnk'od. I)i:s Moints, May 10. Tho Cen tral Bimetallic League of Iowa, of which A. J. Matthis of Dcs Moines is President and J. Watts Secre tary, have forwarded a letter to Senator Allison challenging him to come to Des Moines and de bate with some advocato of tho free coinage of silver at 1G to 1 to be designated by tho leaguo. Tho challenge iB qualified by tho state ment that if Senator Allison bo lioves in such coinage, then a de bate is unnecessary. Gonoral Weaver left laBt night for Colo rado, where he will deliver ton speeches for free silver, going from there to Missouri to make a liko number of speeches. Ho will bring with him General A. J. Warner of Ohio and Jos-eph C. Sibloy to at tend the big silver meeting hero Juno 5th. Hand Concert. Tho Hawaiian band will play at Thomas square this evening at 7:30. Tho following program will bo ren dered TAItT. 1. Overturo Ormiou Pettoo Mnreh Tho Hello of Honolulu. .Brandt Cornet Solo Sea Flower Rolliusofl Chus. Krouter. SoleetioH Emuiii Verdi PAItT 11. Melodies of Northern Europe Kuliuer March Radetzlcy Straiten Wiillz-1001 NiKhtB Strauss Two Hawaiian Airs a Makou. b Oiwi Nnni. Hawaii 1'onoi. L00& Out for the Best And when found make 11 'uilo on. 'Ci Wo linvo a plnco now where wo enn show our Furniture to advantage, wo can nut it in n ignition where jou will kco Just wlint it will appear in jour home. If you will look in at our win dows in the Waiiimi Jii.ocK, Fort mid licretania Street. m will nee what we mean: HEDROOM, l'AKLOll asi LIIJHARY HUI I'S and all kinds of Furniluui read)' for your int-pfctioii mivl Uelmty to jour homes. THE CITY FURNITURE STORE Ami t'liil.rliikll.c IX.'tlilinlu.ii'iit, Cor. Foit and Ijorc.ir.uiii Sts., G-3ra II. II. Williams, Manager. California FraitMrte! Corner Kin and AJakta Bts. CaiBsrioo's IMivato R u By Every HUamer from 8n Frarwfsco with Fresh Fruit, Oystu Balmon. Ponlfr-. Eto.. Kto A clinuco to fjet a PAIli OF SHOES -ron Ten Minutes' Work! Tho question nmouK tho bitsineHH men of Honolulu is: DOES ADVERTISING PAY To bolvo tlio problem as well tm to I ascertain whether advertisements at- I tract the attention of newspaper rondure, I we oiler a pair of our bout S5.00 hIioch (S0.50 anywhere eUo) to tho person who fteiuUus, under the head of "Wanted," tho cloverejt ndtertir-cmeiit or our hIioch. jt must lio original, concise, and to the point. It must not he louder than any i oidinnry want nd. found in tho daily pa pew. i AtUortiscincnt to be written on one i tiitlo of whito pnpor and Hiuucd by the competitor1!) full name and nddrcHH. i Stnto tho name of tho paper in which j'ou naw this notice nuu encloso your ef fort in an envelopo marked: JViicrni'n Shoe Store, Honolulu. Ad. Competition. Tho attention ot out-of-town mib Bcribcre is particularly called to this competition We want your nd., ,ftt Honolulu competitors niny drop their envelopes in the box just insidu the store door. Competition Closes at Noon, June 15, 1895. A Competent judges will decide who is entitled to tho prize. Mclnerny's SHOE STORE, IIONOI.II.U. Merchants' Exchange 8. L HHAW, Proprietor. Oor. King and Nuuonu Street, Honolulu Choice Liquors and Fine Beer BKLL TKLKl'HONK 491. LOST. DRAFT No. 170 FOlt SKI, DRAWN by the ilitwi SiiKar ISIill of Kohala on Tlieo. II. Daviea .t Co., L'd, to the order of Thimnci. l'ayinent has been stoppeu. l liidor plensu return to pleasu n II. DAY -lt THEO. 1ES CO. iCtlO i. ill JCiIt liAKB'd A.iv.n Agenoy, CI und tU'Murulianri' ilinn,. San Frnnclsi. (Jihlornln, wlir umtiH.-i. for mlvertiali.f ....J to. it. rMrTlinmirMfr"n Baldwin Locomotives. The undersigned having been appointed Solo Agents (or tho Hawaiian Islands FOB TBI CH.BSBATID Baldwin Locomotives FROM THE WORKS OF Burham, Williams Co., Philadelphia, Pens., Are now prepared to give Estimates aa4 receive Orders for these Engines, of any size and style. The Baldwin Locomotive Works ARE NOW MANUFACTURING A STYLE OF LOCOMOTIVE PARTICULARLY Adaptod for Plantation Purposes A number of which have recently been received at these Islands, and we win have pleasure In tarnishing plantation agent and managers with particulars of same. The Superiority of these Locomotivw over all other makes is known not only hero but is acknowledged throughout tho United Stales. WM. G. IRWIN CO., Ltd., Bolt Agenti for th Hawaiian IalasaX. Consolidated Soda Water Co., L'l Cer. Altea It Fort Stx, Hwolola. HOIJJSTT2TI CO., toes-tf Criterion Saloon Fort, near Hotel SU. Chab. J. McOabtht, Manager. Popular Braads of Sh-airjht Goods ALWAYS ON HAND. Try the Great Appetlrer Tin Baowaic COCX.TAIL a specialty lth this resort. DEFOT or TUB Famous Wieland Lager Boor. Wholesale -FULL LIHJi OF- Japanese Goods! MIL din! Cotton Dress Goods, ai. to., to., Btc. Silk, Liomi antl Crape SMris OF OOMFLKTB STOCK -Made by Yam a toy a of Yokotaus. When von are In ceod of hit Him jf Japanese Goods, give ns first call and colng all around town. IT03ELflL3ST aoe arort at, n.sT custom, xro a- BEAVER SALOON, The Best Lunch in Tows. om St. Tool a.n.di Oo2Ilaci AT ALL nODB. THE FINEST BRANDS Or Cigars and Tobacc O alwati on bakd EL. J. NOT.ttt; ProjD. 1 1 -1 j HO Y1CK KhSJfl CO., j 41 Huuano Street TinsmitbB, Plumbing, Etc. 1 1 OROOKKRY and GLA63WAUB Retail. i i 1 s i v.- r

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Ff.Mi fw l crw-fr war- r EVENING BULLETIN, MAY 29, 1895. EjymyyiyHyn'y'V .ugw t (51; Euepi Bulletin, 1Mlcil oi ry Af.mimm IXcrpt Htiniln), friini OUll Klne Strci't. J. T. STACKER, EDITOR. WEDNESDAY. MAY 29, 1S0". Thero's a incrclmnt in Honolulu who declines to give his support to the newspapers because they arc not progressive enough in their de mands for attractions that will bring tourists to our shores. The gontlenian argues that the nows papeia should advocate the build ing of now hotels, now build ings, new parks, etc., citing the case of a San Francisco daily working upon the people to such an extent that the city government has been forced to take action and as far as practicable carry out the wishes of the citizens as expressed in the columns of the press. Such measures might do very well for cities large enough to sup port a metropolitan street, but here iir Honolulu, even tho sugges tions meet with little sup port at the hands of either the citizens or the government. Suppose our streets were in bad condition as was tho case in San Fxancisco would the merchants take a shovel or a broom as they did there and do the work? Not much, they would simply sit down and breathe cuss words at the gov ernment for not attending to its business. This is not a locality for enthusiasm, tho climate would be "agin" it even if tho newspapers were to bo filled with suggestions. As to hotels wo have four, one filled all the time and the others crowded whenever a steamer ar rives, and still another that has never had its doors opened to the public. Another thing our mer chant friend should consider is the state of finances of tho government as well as those who build hotels, theatres or other public places. There has been a gradual tigh.t ning. of the purso strings during lho past three years and it is only thobe enterprises which have good substantial profits in sight that receive any sort of encourage ment. The Bulmttin believes that a-garden at the intersection of King and Merchant streets, if properly fitted up and conducted with a new to tho pleasure of tho people who would visit it would bo a pay ing investment, but who is there hero to start it. Tho editors of newspapers havo neither money or tho time necessary, but if our friend the Merchant with progressive ideas will start tho ball rolling this paper will inflate tho boom. The shipment of sugar around the Horn from this port is quito a source of annoyance to tho San Trancisco people. A recent issue of tho S. F. Bulletin says: "Tho outlook for sugar cargoes this year from the sunny isles of the pro visionals is not very bright. The brig Irwin which arrived yesterday irorn Honolulu had just enough sugar on board to ballast her." Just how long the shipment of sugar cargoes around Capo Horn will continue is a question. Wo understand that under the contract tho planters must s-hip a propor tion of tho crop to Eastern refine ries by water if called upon. In speaking of the matter to pro minent agent here, the opinion is given that this clauso in tho con tract is boing enforced for tho pur poso of bringing tho trans-con-tinontal railways to time in tho matter of rates. If there is any thing that will take the stiffening out of a corporation it is tho loss of business and as sugar shipped from tho Coast to the Atlantic sea board is a source of considerable revonuo to the roads, it is believed that natisfaclory arrangements will bo made for u return of tho old inothods. To tio up a lot of vessels that havo for years been engaged in trade between San Francisco and Honolulu means a heavy loss to the owners through non-payment of dividends, and, to mer chants in both ports through loss of trade which generally comes from the vcseK So far as the planters are concerned wo under stand the manner of shipping makes little difference except, per haps with those on that part of Hawaii who havo been accustomed to shipping direct from Hilo to San Francisco. The loss to them is a gain to tho steamship company that brings tho cargoes to Honolulu. In cities in the United States when a mossback hears a sugges tion about street improvements he looks wise and murmurs something about jobbery. In Honolulu at the mention of the Beach Boulevard, tho disgruntled ones get together and talk about the extravagance of the government. The public seems to bo exercised over an item in a morning oapor regarding Mr. Thurston's theme at the American League meeting this evening. His opinions of placing Kaiulani on tho throne would be interesting. CIIAKLI2S IIOYT. An Old Honolulu Citi.en Com mits Suicide. A recent number of the San Francisco Chronicle haB tho follow ing: "Charles Hoyt, a blacksmith, hanged himself in a room at St. Luke's Hospital on Saturday, May 11th. Hoyt was suffering from paresis, and had been an in mate' of the hospital since Tues day, lie had resided with his wife at 1202 Mission street. Ho camo from Honolulu, where ho had conducted a large establish ment up to three years ago. He had been suffering from melancho lia for soirio time past, and his wife had him sent to St. Luke's Hos pital for treatment. During the absence of tho nurso Hoyt placed a rope, which was at tached to a skylight, about his neck, and strangled himself. Ho was a native of Rochester, N. Y., 63 years of age. His body was removed to the Morgue." Charles Hoyt formerly kept a horse-shoeing shop on King street, where tho California Fruit Market is now located. His wife ran the lodging house now kept by Mrs. McDowell. Ho left Honolulu seven or eight years ago.

Any ono who has over had an at tack of inflammatory rheumatism will rojoico with Mr. J. a. Stumm, 220 Boyle Heights, Los Angoles, over his fortunate escape from a siege of that distressing ailmdnt. Mr. Stumm is foreman of Merriaui's confectiouory establishment. Some months ago, on leaving tho boated work room to run across the street on an errand, he was caught out in tho rain. Tho result was that when roady to go homo that night he was unablo to walk, owing to inflamma tory rheumatism. He was takou homo, and on nrrival was placed in front of a good fire and thoroughly rubbod with Chamberlain's Tain Balm. During tho evening aud night ho was repeatedly bathoa with this ljnimont, and by morning was ro lievod of all rheumatic pains. Ho now takes especial pleasure in prais ing Chamberlain's Pain Balm, aud always keops a bottle of it in tho house. For sale by all dealors, Bon son Smith Co., agents for tho Ha waiian Islands. TOIt SAL13. TCU11NITUKE CONTAINED IN A 1 Cottngo at Palama. Cottage nui' bo rentod. Also, n Bay Snddlo Mnro. IlKlllIm nt Unr.r.TCTrN Allien KltO Ifiiwr Street. 10-tf Business Talks Mil 2!, 1M5. If the business in iiny one lino was controlled by one in dividual, what would be the result? If there was a donmnd for his waie.s ho would be richer than C'ra-sus at tho end of a year and you would have to pay throuph the nose for what you bought of him. In the United States competition I lias brought the price ol neces I sities down to a stage where I people may havo therm and not j lio looked upon as extravagant. j If you will look around among l our stock you will find that it is made up largely ot articles for which you have every day use. "VVe have luxuries as well, but, to-day wo toll you of things needful about tho house. Agate ware for instance! There's bcou a scarcity in Cofleo Biggins In town, but wo hnve a stock of tlicm That will interest everyone. We get our goods in agato ware from La Lance and Gros joan, the makers, and they have the reputation of making the best goods in their particular lines in the United States. Wo can get "seconds" from thorn, but tho.first quality is tho best because tho enamel will not chip ofl'. Water coolers, handsomely painted out side Aud ennmel lined inside, Small one3 for a family or largo Ones for n foundry. Japanned ware includes cake tins, trays, crumb pans, cuspi dors and lots of other things. Tho prettiest and probably the most useful article in the lot is a toilet stand, very neat as to decorations and complete as to detail in the matter of articles that go with them. Tho one that will striko your fnncy Has n water tauk Hint will Hold sufficient water for tho day. The urice of those nrtiidns is not in proportion to the value of tho goods. You get more for your money than you are used to, but then competition has fixed that in tho United States we buy cheap and fol low tho samo rulo injsolling, you understand tho Golden Rule. Itotiuued Gluo Pot and Slop Bowls Are a new thing with us: Bright aud pretty, like h silver dollar. And you can get thorn at a price that will amaze you. Vou should have one of these because they aro useful and serviceable. This is si fish-eating com munity because the fish are fresh and of sin exquisite flavor. All people do not know how to cook them so sis to got tho substance. With one of our Agato Stoamers you Can steam or lxil your fish And not loso tho flavor. These fish kettles vary in size from tho mullet to the ulna, and tho price goes ac cording to the size. Farmers' Boilers are not used in every household, but there is scarcely a plantation on tho islands but what re quires ono; they are not to bo found in every store in tho city, but wo have a few of them to accommodate thopeo plo who want thorn. Among other ireful articles let us call your attention to agate smd tin busting spoons, tea and coffee caddies, egg poachers, chopping bowls, dish pans, dairy pans and wooden potato slicors. What 13 bottor with your chop In tho morning than a few Karatogo Chips? You enn get them By using ouo of those slicers. Our stock is complete in do tail nothing old or shop-worn. THE PACIFIC HARD! ABE Co. Cummins' Block. rp PROVED to me that good goods mik! low prices aro still appreciated in Ho nolulu. 1 therefore intend 1o ive my customers and the public in general another opportunity. I beg to call attention to the special bargains in our line of 'Vool Goods, Cashmere, Flannelettes Flannels. nile will commence MONDAY, April 22d. 3V3I. 3- TTort 104! Jmt n m'.nuto. "Wo -want Tho many favorable testi monials received from Horse men both in the United States, and in Europo concerning Boyco Tablets, encourage us, in preparing for tho coming season, to make every effort to bring Boyco Tablets to the no tice of everyone who is inter ested in horses. A few of theso testimonials will suffice to show tho reputation Boyco Tablets havo obtained for themselves throughout tho country. To Horsemen who havo not yet used Boyco Tablets, wo would say that these tablets represent the solid ingredients of a most valuable Liquid Lini ment prepared by combining the medicinal agents, recog nized by the Veterinary Medi cal Profession to bo the most effectivo in reducing fever, strengthening stimulating and imparting elasticity to the mus cles aud tendons; in purifying healing, aud softening the skin; and in keeping the hair bright and silky. It will readily bo seen that this liniment in dry form has tho following advantages over siny other liniments. 1. Its great economy. 2. It requires much less space to carry it. 3. It is much lighter in weight. 4. It is freo from danger of leaking, breaking, freezing or wasting. 5. Its ready solubility in either warm or cold water en ables the Horseman to prepare his liniment in any quantity and of strength in a few mo ments time. In addition to the ingredi ents most popularly consider ed by Horsemen as valuable constituents of Veterinary Lin iment, we may say that, a Boycc Tablet contains more Genuine Witch Hazel than is in a quart of the liquid extract; roR sale by HOBRON DRUG CO., WHOLESALE AGENTT3 FOR HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. BILLIARDS. The Hawaiian Hotel BilliarA Booms Havo been entirely refitted and are under tho management of IIAKKY SAYLOIt. Tho position of tlio Tables have been changed bo as to allow ample room for players. ELECTRIC LIGHT CHANDELIERS novo been placed over each table. Cushions on tho Tables have been thor oughly renovated. C3T Enter your nomo for tho tourna ment which takes placo aftor JUNE 11th. C-lw LE3 v i, Street,. yon to Itnow about tho fnmoni Eucalyptus, or Extract of the fovor tree of South Ameri ca, and Sal-Lister, whose valuable properties as an Anti septic, Anizymotic and Prophy lactic, aro accepted and ack nowledged by all medical prac titioners, also form a psirt of Boyco Tablets. Terrk Haute, Ind., April 27, 1890. Boycc Tablet Co.: Gentlemen After n fair and impartial trial of your Tablets, sis a body and leg wash, would say I think them tho best in tho market. They are very convenient to carry, and when dissolved, produce tho desired effect. Yours trulv, W. P. MALONEY. IIarrodsburo. Ky., Nov. 18, 18S9. Boycc Tablet Co.: Dear Sirs: I like your Leg and Body Wash very much. It produces tho desired results, besides being a gresit conveni ence. Yours truly, CRIT DAVIS. New York City. Gents: I hsivo given the Boce Tab lets a trial and find it tho best thing for fevered logs, inflamed tendons and sprained ankles I have ever used. Yours truly, WM. CURLEY. Supt. of Frank Work's stable, 157 W. 56th St. Terre Haute, Ind., Fob. 14,' 1891. Boycc Tablet Co.: I have used your Tablets as a Body and Leg Wash for the past two seasons on "Bessi mer" 2:13, "Erwin" 2:24f, "Harrison" 2:26, "Laurabor 2:27f and all the horses trained at Edgewood Farm, and find thom the best made. Yours truly, RODY PATTERSON. W. F. OHALLARON ill Estimates Given on Brick, Stone Wooden Buildings Jobbing Promptly Attended to. 73 Kinc Street, Redward's Old Stand. Merchants' Exchange B. L 8ELVW, Proprietor. Cor. King and Nuuano Street, Honolulu Ohoioo Liquors and Fine Beer. BELL TELEPHONE 491,

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JWfVrvwpvf'vr' w? HI' "irs EVENING BULLETIN, MAY 29, 1S95 5 K' a i LOCAL OKNKRAL NKWS. Decoration day to-morrow. Band concert at Thomas Squaro to-night. Com).iny B will give a hop on June 4th. This is ladies' day at the Pacific Tennis court. The Circuit Court will not be in i session to-morrow. The City of I'ekin is due from the Coast on Saturday with fivo day's later news. The Pacific Mail wharf is crowd ed with bananas awaiting shipment to the Coast by the Monowai. Notwithstanding the fact that to morrow will bo a half holiday the Hum.ku.n in deference to the wishes of the many advertisers and sub scribers will be issued as usual. Bishop Walden preaches at Y. M. C. A. hall to-night. The Monowai will bo due from tho Colonics to-morrow. Col. McLean had u dntachment out on a march early this morning. "Princo Cupid's" case comes up before the Supreme Court on Fri day morning at 10 o'clock. To-morrow, being Decoration day, will bo observed as a half holiday by merchants, banks and store keepers. "Only a pansy blossom" seems to bo tho favorite flower about this time, judging from the amount of them worn by tho dudes about town. Don't forget that the Evening Bulletin's office is next door to Williams' Son's furniture store on King street. The office of the Evening; Bul letin is being fitted up, and in a few days it will be in better shape to do business. The new Hoc press of tho San Francisco Call will have a capacity of 48,000 per hour, printed on both sides, cut at the top, pasted and folded. Hiram Bingham, only child of tho Rev. Hiram Bingham, who has been attending Yale college will spend the summer with his parents in Honolulu. To-morrow will be a half holiday with merchants whoso patriotism extends to a recognition of tho ser vices of the men who fought in the war of the rebellion. Mechanics' Home, corner Hotel and Nuuanu streets, lodging by day, week 03 month. Terms: 25 and 50 cents per night; $1 and $1.25 per week. The Winchester rifle returned to tho Marshal by Mounted Patrol Smith yesterday was found by a Portuguese residing at Moiliili and handed over to tho ollicer. The Hobron Drug Company has on exhibition the champion bquash of tho season. It weighs exactly 1 10 pounds, and was raised on W. O. Smith's place up Nuuanu valley. Personal: No time to talk busi ness to-day while Enterprise beer is in town you'll find mo at the Pantheon, corner Fort and Hotel sailing schooners. Join mo if you are after pleasure. John. United Carriage Co.'s stand, be sides having superior hacks always ready at the call of "290," furnishes fino livery outfits at the shortest notice good horses and nico car riages, from buggy to wagonette. G. It. Harrison, practical piano and organ maker and tuner, can furnish best factory references. Orders left at Hawaiian News Co. will receive prompt attontion. All work gurranteed to be tho samo as done in factory. If you want your watch repaired If you want jewelry made up neat ly. If you want souvonir spoons, or anything in tho jewolry lino. H, G. Biart, at C. Gortz's store, Fort street, is your man. Ho was for ten years tho practical watchmaker for Wenner Co. A morning contemporary says: "But little attention has been paid to the notice of Road Supervisor Cummings calling on property holders to weed, fill and sand their sidewalks." If tho notico had been published in a live paper liko tho Evening Bulletin people might have seen and heeded it. If you want to buy a really good clock or watch at Coast prices in spect tho stock of Blown ife Kubey, at No. 4, Masonic Temple; thero you will find tho largest variety in Honolulu at the lowest prices; clocks and watches sold on weekly and monthly payments. Brown Kubey make a specialty of rubber stamps. The tire on the wheel of a lum ber wagon slipped off on Queen street this morning but fortunately the felloe was strong enough to hold tho wheel together until the wagon reached tho yard. Ordway Porter, the artistic furnituro dealers have just received a largo consignment of the very finest furniture, consisting of every thing needful to furnish a houso from cellar to garret. Inspection is respectfully solicited. TIIK MIOWEKA. Docked at ii p. in. No Lato News. The S. S. Miowera was docked at 3 p. m. Sho had 45 sacks of mail on board, six of which, tho local mail from Vancouver to Honolulu, were landed by tho first boat. Kwii Plantation. A week from to-day Ewa planta tion will have completed grinding an 8000 ton crop. Work com menced in January. Last year the crop was the samo number of tons but was not completed until Octo-. her. Tho difference in the time is owing to the improved three 3-roller mill over tho diffusion process which had formerly been in use. Planting will probably begin at once. The mill will bo closed down after Wednesday until the last of December. CIRCUIT COUIIT. Poplar Tomes of 1HB Day.!- Makers Attention! Toe Ten Thousand Dollar Dam age Suit Still On. In Judge Whiting's court tho suit of Serrao vs. Serrao for -$10,000 damages is still going on. QJIn Judge Cooper's court the for cign jury calendar was called this morning. In tho appeal case of the Repub lic of Hawaii vs. Ah Pack for tho unlawful possession of opium, tho appeal was withdrawn and the de fendant will pay the fine imposed on him by the lower court. A number of criminal cases have boon set for hearing this afternoon. In tho matter of tho estate of George Mclntyre, a bankrupt, W. Photenhauer has filed his bond as assignee in tho sum of $3000 with J. F. Hackfold as suroty. In tho estate of P. P. Kanoa, de ceased, Cecil Brown, administrator, has filed an inventory describing nino pieces of real estate, and per sonal proporty of the value of about $5000. In tho caso of J. I. Dowsett vs. Maukeala and others, a bond for costs on appeal to tho amount of $100 has beon filed by defendants. To Those Who Ow Good Horses! It is to your advantage to get tho very best Feed. Wo havo what you want, selected during our last trip to tho Coast. If you want to bo in it, call on tho California Feed Go. EST TELEPHONE 121 JE3 May M, JsOn. If it had not been for the ex cellent quality of coffee pro duced in Kona, it is not likely that foreigners would have beon induced to invest their capital in lands in that district nor would tho building of a telephone line, such as the now company proposes to construct, havo had an existence oven on paper. It's tho fact that the locality produced in a small way aud in tho most primitive manner an article which caught the fancy of "canooz ors" in the matter of coffee they wanted more and they were willing to pay a good price, but thero were no means of getting it. Investigation demonstrated that the land would produce an unlimited quantity, but the people in tho vicinity had not given tho pro per attontion to tho cultiva tion, you all know tho result, foreign capital came in and is coming every day, and before another decade tho production of coffee will bo a leading in dustry of tho islands and the machinery used in pulping, cleaning and putting it through tho various processes necessary to make it marketable will come through us. And why? Because wo are interested in the coffee business; we know what is wanted aud wo secure tho very latest improvements in coffee machinery. "What is good enough for one man may not be good enough for anoth er, butourstock or implements for tho coll'eo business is good enough for all. Tho industry is still in its infancy and tho growers do not know them selves just what they require, but if they will communicate with us, wo cau give thorn tho necessary information. Tho Helen Brewer brought us what charcoal Irons will be needed during tho next fow months and the price is just what tho condition of affairs hero wanants. There was a time, not many years ago, where a single charcoal iron cost 5.00. In those days it was a luxury to own ono, now it is a necessity and the low price we charge for them on ables every ono to havo ono. We'vo never done much in the way of Refrigerators bo cause the town seemed to bo well supplied, but the pros pects for a reduction in the price of ice warrant our carry ing a few to accommodate peo ple who want a really superior article something they may depend upon to keep their meats and vegetables in during tho day and over night with out spoiling. It took an East ern man to devise something a little better than any other inventor could produce and wo soil them. For people who live out of town and wish to maintain their own telephone linos wo wish to recommend our Long Distance Telephone and Chica go Magneto bells. With theso instruments a conversation may bo carried on between parties at almost an unlimited distance from each other. Wo havo all the necessary articles used in tho construction of pri vate and public lines of tele phones and can supply them at tho lowest rates. Among tho articles received by tho Helen Brewer are Brass Pipe Fittings Galvanized Pipo and fittings and Genuine Xow Bedford Cordage. If you aro interested in galvanized pipo got a quotation from us. Have you seen the latest material for Skirt Linings? Itis THE CHAMOIS FIBRE Used by all Dress Makers In the United States. HCalr Olotli! Hair Olotli! A vory scarce article. We have a limited supply. The Corduroy Skirt Bindings! No dress complete without it; we haie It In all colors Featlier Bone! F'ea.titier Bone! A light, pliable, elastic Bono, Jnst tbe thing for Wash Material!. GRINOLINA! SKIRT WIRE! BILBSIAS, PEROALINES AMD CAMBRICS in all Colors. A Fall Lino of DRE89 MAKERS' FINDINGS always on hand. DN". S. SACHS, gao Fort St. HodoI-uI-u. HIRES' ROOT BEER? 44 Tliat's "Wlisit X Like." Everybody likes HIRES' Root Bkeb because it gives everybody Malth as well as pleasure. It's the purest beverage that human skill can compound from the purest ingredients of mifu'fe. There is not ono drop of anything in this delicious temperance drink but what promotes good health aud happiness. It's del cioui flavor is acquired by the skillful blending of the most wholesome herbs, roots, barks and berries, and not by essential oibj and flavoring extracts, of which thu many counterfeit Root Beer" ore composed. A package of the Genuine Hires' Root Beer makes fivo gallons of good, pure, health-giving Root Beer. Ask your storekeeper for it. Made only by the Uhablkb JE. Hires Co., Philadel phia, U. S. A. TTestixxioxsLlstle "I have qted over fifty bottles of your Boot Beor and always have it on hand. Mrs. J. II. Walker, N. E. Cor. B. B. Ave. Schitlor St., Alameda, Gal, U. S. A." "We havo UBed your Boot Beor for sevoral years and do not believo it could bo excelled. D. Harmer, 2110 Hancock St., Phila., Pa., U. S. A." JOBBKRS: Hobbon Drug Company "Wholeeale Druggist Benson, Smito Company Hollibteb Daua Company, Ltd. Lewis Comtany Grocer JustReceived i CD LSI td E. O. Hall Son, Fort Kiufr Streets. OYSTERS 03ST ICE. PER S. S. "AUSTRALIA." At the Beaver Saloon, H. J. Nolte, Proprietor. 10-3t ooEjftJsrio Steamship Co FOR SAN FRANCISCO. THK Al STEAMSHIP AUSTRALIA" WILL LEAVE HONOLULU FOB THE ABOVE FORT OH Monday, June 3, AT 1 O'CLOCK P. M. The undersigned are now prepared to Isiue Through Tickets from this City to aU point in tho United States. JCflT Kor further particulars regarding Freight or Passage, apply to WM. O. IKWIN 4 CO.. L'D, 1330 Ut Onnural Agents. lU-7t I

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PPr m EVENING BULLETIN, MAY 29, 1805. ,t I Theo. H. Day ies Co I5JU M JUm XjIIMIITIED. IMPORTERS OF White Brothers1 Cement, Corrugated Iron Eoofiing, Galvanized Water Pipe, Paints and Oils, CB0CKEEY1GLASSWABE Eoche Earbor Lime, C. C. Fine Flour, Eay, Grain and Groceries, Eardware and Cutlery, Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc. GOO EC I ill NUUAKU STRJCKT. imHer 3i9 Deft it Hnjiu B?y M Ptsey Ms Ladles' Wan of evnry description. Aluo, Icesh lint of Chinese Goods. Pongee &c "Wliite S511X Pajama Mo. 1 White and C&I&fed flattings I Beet Black and Green Chinese Tea. Crepe Shawls, Wt MS5ROHANT TAILORING. Fit Guaranteed. Prices Moderate -a gir- a-u.t,u.a.l Telephone E3-4S ea IlLIf HOHJB 11& F O. BOX w CHAS. HUSTACE, fMPORTET? AND DEALFR L 8R0CEKIES, PROVISIONS, FLOOR aisd FREE Frwli CalHornis Roil Baiter and Island 8uf2? PT" ALWAYS ON HAND jgd Iti Seeds gtcftUrt bj Ever; Steamer from 3m Frsnebso. -.8P? Of 'fitUoUj attend to. BaUIotIOD coaraaUad, Island CM.rt Uettad and packed with care. Loom Blqoi, Kimq Street, Brr. Fobt m Alaxxa '4tiubtb. BBSS ,.l HLJ OXS XBLMHONBB MO p, o. HOX 2S7 LEWIS CO., 11 ffORT STRKKT. ill Kflfoil Cpiw'r.fti JOIWV 3L UUiai UUWii Provision Dealers Naval Supplies fresh QooAfi by Every C Moral stumor. TOE HOUSE GOODS -A- SPECIALTY. ISLAMM Ojh.crJ SOLICITS jrjft rlr y""ivoriiw (AnAB-Tr.i. The Star. i Hurry Ovcrvnd, who mny play I with the Stnrs this season, lins played during the past two years with the leading amateur club of Cincinnati. With the old Stars, five or six years ago, ho was con sidered good as center fielder or short stop. As his playing has im proved very much during his ab sence in the States, there is no doubt ho would be a welcomo addi tion to the nine. Overcnd will not play on Saturday, owing to his not being in practice, a week later and he would be ready for the fray if the arrangements are concluded. m j The Dcnrt Commissioner. It has been decided to Eend the body of the late French Commis sioner to his native land and it will go on the Australia. Arrangements have been mado to hold the funeral services at the Catholic cathedral on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. A military escort will be furnished by the Government and the diplo matic corps will attend. m Shipping Notes. The schooner Aloha, 7G4 tons, has been re-chartered in the Ha waiian line by Williams, Dimond Co. The American bark Annie John son, 917 tons, has been chartered by J. D. Spreckels Bros. Co. to convey passengers and merchandise to Hilo. The schooner Jennie Wand, 103 tons, is about duo at Mahukona in the J. D. Spreckels' line. Senator Vcst'H Doom. Jefpehson City, Mo., May 18. Chairman Hall, of a Democratic organization here composed of Stato Senators and Representatives, says that the silver convention will be called with or without the con sent of the Democratic Stato Cen tral Committee. Many look upon tliis move as the initial step toward launching the boom for Senator 1 Vest for President. i i i I The Bulletin's subscription lint is steadily increasing. It icill pay you 1 to advertise in its alumna. THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR JJ MA 514 FORT STREET. WI. G. ira. a GO. CLilralta I) -OFFKlt FOH 1 LE FERTILIZERS ALEX. CROSS BONB' Celebrated iitgii Grado Cane X&nuu. We are also prepared to take orders for Uasara. XT. OHla.xidt Ja Oo.'i Vartlllxera, Insuring prompt delivery. BOILED LUCOL! jftp-Thli li a superior Faint Oil, eon luuilue lets pigment than Linseed Oil, and airing a lasting brilliancy to colore, tlsed with drier It giYei a splandld floor arfuee. Ltncie, Oement, Kelincd Sugars, Balmon, I'atrfesHk Canning Co.'s Coned Beet PAItAFFINE PAINT CO.'B Oirapancds, Roofing Papers, litl'i Pitent Steam Plpa CothIej. J&rboM' Diamond, Enamel ft Etot tastlng Paint Especially designed for Vacuum Fans. TO ILiEJT. Stttral Cottages at Moderate Rentals. FOR SALE ON EAST TERMS. House hats, 1J4 diIIm from Foat Odlce, on and near King Street, fw steps beyond the Kjiaiehni:ha Scbool grounds. Wh- Tails oners a good chance to seenrt Homesteads at ruo.1erata prices. Whh an nan assured in the near fature, a ilfnso Lot to near tho bastnoss center forms ono of the mo't derlrnble Invest ments for a small sum of money. Corporation)) or anyoi.e desiring to tavc&t In Lnrgo Tracts of Suburban Land can be nccomiiiod.ited at reasonable fienws with Tracs of from 0, 10 to 50 A cms. f And on tbo othur Inlands, in TrnUs suitable for a Dairy, Hor KaDch or Coffee and Sisal Plantation for sale or lee. Enquire of ia,2-3m E. 31. NAKUINA. Importers, WlinlavuL xauaiPHOiix p. a box iff H. E. MoINTYRE BRO., IKrOBTXU AMD DBALXU VH Groceries, Provisions and Feed. Hew Good BecelTed by Kyery Packet from the Eastern Btatei and Jlarop. FBESH OALIFOBNIA PHODUQE BY EVEBY STEAIOBB, All Orders falthfallv attended to and Goods Delimed to any Part of the City FBEB. Ulamd Obohs Souoitm. SAnmonox Qnuvrm, fc OORNBB IORI AHD KIHQ BTBBDTBi Perfectly Wretched PAIHE'S CELERY COMPOUHD RES- TORED MRS. DARROW TO HEATH AND HAPPINESS. This is the Medicine That Makes People Well! MRS. AUG. DARROW. Monthose, Pa., Sopt. 25, 1891. Wells, Richaiidbon Co., Gentlemen: I was very much run down, bnd uo appetite at nil, wns very nervous, hnd no Bleop night or day; to Bum it nil up, I ivns perfectly wrctcliert. But thnnka to Paine's Celory Compound I can now cat and Bleop and work just ns well ns I could beforo I wns taken Bick. When I commenced taking tho Compound I woighed 130 pounds; i" now neigh 1SS pounds ami do all the work for my family offne. I havo recommended tho Compound to thrco families already and they nro very much pleneed with it. I nm now taking my fifth bottlo, and would recommend it to all who are sufi'orlnfr with stomach trouble or nervoiiH trouble. Yours respectfully, JI11S. AUG. DARROW. Painc's Celery Compound IS FOR SALE KY TIIJ3 HOIililSTER DRU& CO., Wliolcsalv Agents for tho Hawaiian Islands. I i,iA i nn ir,-ii Wy-' ,ii ,rti (iiii ii him 3' Wfril'C'-'jii wfct

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rrfQP, T m "fVfl ;iw vm Iff aUTf EVENING BULLETIN, .MAY 29, 1895. j-. -Artistic H tfM liuiidB lUlmdlidlg 33"5fT MupiiMiic Court liilnary. A force of carpenter? nro at work in the room uaed ns the Supreme Court law library. All the book I enscg have, been moved out nnd the floor is being relaid. Other im provements will bo made which I will result in rcaler convenience to thoso who have ue for the li I brary, which heretofore ha been I too crowded for comfort. -A.rfciBtio I V ,lm FOR Jter tistic People Tours Artistically, 0 r u w n y Porter Hotel Street, "Kobinson Block." 'PEJIL.'EJFHIOIsrE 645. New Furniture New Furniture JXJST ARRIVED Per bark S. C. Allen and barkentino Planter. Every variety, style and price in the Furniture line. The best and most varied in Honolulu. Gall and inspect our stock. Hdpp Co., XTo. 74 King Street. Stop TMat Cough! Cummins' ugh. Cure ures c oughs olds. p HOLLISTER DRUG CO., 523 Fort Street. Medical Hall, 316 Fort Street. TIh Deputy IHtirsIiiil. A representative of this paper in terviewed J. M. Vivas thN morning regarding his possible appointment to tho deputy mnrshalship. Mr. Vivas said that he had not paid much attention to the matter but, as certain friends of his had brought his name forward as a candidate and insisted on his being one, he was in the field for the oflicc and thought his chances were as good as anyone's else, if not better. Common Benso Should bo used in attempting to cure that very disareoablo disease, catarrh. As catarrh originates in impurities in tho blood, local appli cations can do no permanent good. Tho common sonso method of treat ment is to purify tho blood, and for this purpose thero is no preparation superior to Hood's Sarsaparilla. Hood's Pill cure constipation by restoring peristaltic action of the alimentary caual. Sequah S yeaks! 'Mil I &$swz TO-NIGHT On Corner Of FORT BERETANIA Streets At 7:30: ummn w IX ATTENDANCE! Elootrio Light Provided by Ha waiian Eleotrio Light Company. i iiiM.'7r.vurtvujLj.ujuiu.ujui.v)UiJitJtLWiaiJijjr.'.jujijuLVi,-i !t,A i A D rL f O A A t H55M0W Hi dp u t1 "f5f raw:S:iL,U1,, U iKCrtSjr Wri SCLE?"aT y PACKED IM iv Hi I i ill rnriAi i rnrt SStoK FA Al r"-,V I vAR"rULLV ELCCTtS I "-v fcy,' Ji cpcciallv rop TTL" g-n r5Krwr'TtV1-.-r.--i. Lfo-OU-Jl iSSlj-U'J TMTt VtC CO 'J 0YSTRST-.g Tit rGT"' f-CW C o'nc Trial will pWe thei r nerjL. G. E.Williams Son HSSTjAJBHilSraElD 1 SB. Tlie Largest Stock of Bedroom Sets Ever imported to Honolulu. Eight Different Styles to select frora. Prices are a clincher rROM S85 00 XJF. Also b Fine Lot of CHIFFONIERS of tho Latest DealgiH nd Patterns. Special Feature No. 1 WWtr Seamless Matting Per iloU of 40 Yard, 1&0. And a Fine Quality for $9 per Roll. Headquarters for Baby Carriages I car TBLEPHO JST.HJ 179 "H er Furniture House 609 ANO 611 KTrri 9'TT?f;RT. Pione National Cane Shredder PATENTED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE HAWAIIAN .'6LANDB. m Mr. John A. ticott, Manager of tho llilo Sugar Company, gives tlio follow lr. wondurful record of the working of the NATIONAL CANE 8HRED i H, which wum erected by tlicir worts at the commencement of the crop jn i lmrvonU'd Uuiing tho iut w'fk thi litlo Sugiir C( intuny'e mill exceeded any of. it- fuiinur recurdi by eliding tin- 125 hours grinding with an output of 300J urns. This in fully JO iorceiit lunro than tba beat work of former yeaTS. "Tim three roller mill being 20 in. by 54 in. nnd the two roller mill.30 fjil by 60 n. the first mill doing this amount of work in an efficjont mfujir,n and with great ease, compared with work on whole cano, owing to thdroflCJEk' pr pmaton of the cane by tho National Cane Shredder, recently ereoUd By tin' Company. And by Us u.e tho extraction has been increased from 3 percent to 5 perc' ceut tn all kinds of cane, and in eomo cases 60 percent has been reachw) the average being 75 to 78 porcent, aecording to quality. I continue to find tho megass from shredded cane better fuel than from wholo cane. j t "Tho shredder has been working day and night for seven rqo'nthgapdljaj givon me outire satisfaction, having shredded during that time about seventy thousand tons of cano, and a largo part of it being hard.ratooas. "The shreddor and engine require very littlo core or attention."' Plans and ipeoifications of theso Shredders may be seen at the office of WM. G. IRWIN 4b CJO., LU, f BtU jU1 far (JU BmUm tffiMU J. J. SlTLLIVAM, Prctldcut J. nuoKLsr, Seo'y. FaionStaMeSuO.,Ll Honolulu, H. I. Sullivan Buckley, Mnn'g'rs. FINEST EQUIPPED CARRIAGES in the City, with Competent and Care ful Privors. B2E2tomFOR SALE. A HORSE, BRAKE AND HARNESS A. for 8100. Apply at this Office. 2-tt E3?"Tourwtfl nud othora desirous of Mow ing the most desirablo points of inter est in nud nlwut tho City will do well to seouro ouo of our Carriages. GENTLE SADDLE HORSES, For Ladies or Gentlemen, always on baud. Stand at tho Pantheon Stables, Corner of Fort aud Hotel Streets. TeLEI'HONE: m Lrrtttti9nHCMM atnrwrtti'o 4mv orHI yvawv&V Mn(I4 to. t-tf Haw'n Hotel Stables, 32. Pantheon htnbles, !H. Fashion Stnbles, 118. (teach Hous Tu Let A FUUN18HK1) HOUSE xx is to let or lease at walklkl beach, a few min utes' walk from the tram. car. It has Cook Houho, Uath Houte and Good Sea lUthlnp. JJouteliolil UteusO itii'l Dialieu are all complcle. Kioius may bolt-twIlhbatliliiKvnvileEes, if thewhoH (irumleea are not tukun. Iluvn othtr llounoi In town and suburbs to M, furnlnhpit and u- furnisheJ. AIho IluMdlnt' Ijotti for-al'. nquireof PAV1D DAVTON, li7T-tf I- m n-li-nt street.

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F flpmf Mw i""iiMW'-"nw i -,.v wi, iwwMrf- tuiwmpiwM SI F" sWP5 fwupwr, EVENING BULLETIN, MAY 29, 1895. it iF'OIR. EASTE3R New Goods! Suitings, Surges, Timi-iiiiigrf, Lin ii Dni'Vr, Nip u 1 i iM, FlimucK DBB6S C3 OODS iL&ce Stripes, rgunHes, Pong-c-", inyliain-, Sateens, India Lin'iis. Viet-pn Lhwiis, UaMHkfivluefH, 'Im-'utv, l.'iblxmR, l.acet?. Flowvrs, lV.uihers, Etc. SAILOR HATS MoSMiito Net, Art Munlin, Cvetnnuo-. Muhiiolins, epo cmlly adapted for Lad'eB and -hildrenV Ui derwear. SOl.K AUKNT Kdf 1HR Benowned "PEARL" Sewing fiUchrael At the marvelously low priee of $30.00. (.iimrantved equal if not superior to any machine ever imported. L B. KERR, Queen Street, Honolulu. From New Zealand Change of Climate Brought on Rheumatism Perfect Cure Effected by Hood's Sarsaparilla Better Health Than Ever. Many homes aro sad because of the failing health of some dear one, mother breaking down under heavy household cares, father weakened by advancing years and hard, incessant La" Crosse, Wis. toil, brother or sister growing thinner every day, or suffering from Bomo in sidious disease of the blood. Such homes may bo mado bright and happy again by the restoration of health and vigor -which will follow the uso of Hood's Sarsaparilla. It makes pure blood and thus cures disagreeable eruptions, gives ncrvo strength, good appetite, and perfect digestion. In the Hood's Sarsaparilla most natural and healthy way Hood's SarBaparllla really makes tho weak 6trong. Every sufferer should care fully read tho following letter: "220 King Street, !'La Crosse, Wis., April 24, 18J4. "C. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.: "Dear Sirs: I came hero from New Zea land and Australia twelve months ago, and owing to tho change of climate, eight months ago, I was taken very sick with a sevcro attack of rheumatism in all my joints? from head to foot. My right arm was drawn so bad that I could not dress Hood's Pills oro tho best aJtcr-dlnnerplUs, assist digestion, prevent constipation. 23c. 411 NUUANU lipsriiii acd P i i arspesa Hrj nil Fiiiw (iirt i.aitn.,1 w .i. .-v,r h iioii, Aleo (n-th itiic jT (Jhtiic Hofl Fcmsre &s "W h.i.e JFSillc Pajamap Mo. 1 VVhJte and Cotared Settings Best lilswjk .n.1 Orwn (JhinH0 Tua. Crepe 8hawln, Ktr tif fit i;iikrnteml. Prioeb Mo.lerat -na (i .'MiTj.t'vaa.l Telephone e5 4a -firt Nw Goods! myself or undress, and sonic days I could not walk across the room. Ono time I thought I should have to uso crutches. I was attended by two doctors and they did mo no good whatever. Heading about Hood's Sarsaparilla, I mado up my mind to give It a fair trial, an J 1 Bless tho Happy Day I did, for tho good It has done me. I can't speak too highly of it, and I am suro all who suffer with rheumatism, if they will have the faith In Hood's Sarsaparilla and give it a fair trial, It will do tho same for them as It has dono for me. I am now taking the eighth bottle and I can safely say I feel as well today as any day In my life. My ago Is !J2 years, and I have lived in New Zealand since 15 years of age. "I am glad to learn from a copy of your 'New Ilannor' that Hood's Sarsaparilla I: now on salo In New Zealand, anil that tho headquarters Is at Christchurch. I am w'cl'. acquainted In that city and know many or Tho Loading Drug Stores there, some of which I will mention. There are "G. BONMNGTON, "G. S. C'OOKK, "W. P. TOWNHHNI), "Gould Co., Cook Koss, J. BAXTr.it, U.VnNKTT, "W.J. COOIT.B, "Stevexson, and others. I shall write to my friends In Christ church and recommend Hood's Sarsaparilla to them. Wo also lived In Tort Lyttleton tho shipping port of Christchurch in Wellington, Timarn, Omaru, and Duncdln. Wo intend to go to New Zcnhnd again poon, and I shall bo glad to uphold Uo above testimonial and advertise Hood's Sarsaparilla for tho benefit of otter susrerers. I am still taking Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hoo.l's Pills and fuel better and stronger every day. Thoso medicines cer tainly eclipso all others, and must soon have a large salo In New Zealand. "Truly yours, Mils. Axniinw OltAY." Hood's Pills euro all Liver Ills, nuiuus- ness, Jaundice, Indigestion, Sick Headache. S'lKKKT. Shipping Notes. The schooner Mot Wnhino i on j tho mnrino railway. The bnrkentine Amelin, 378 toiiH, lms been chartered to load lumber from Port Gamble to Honolulu. The American schooner Oleiulsile, 2S1 tons, will load supnr ut Kahu lui for San Francico, for the Ha waiian Commercial Company. The ship Hawaiian Isles, 2027 tons, will take lumber from Tugct Sound to Port I'irie. The barkentinc Archer goes over to the railroad wharf this afternoon to load -100 tons of sugar from Ewa plantation. This will complete her cargo of 1400 tons and she will probably sail on Saturday The S. C. Allen will take the Ki nau'p sugar estimated at G000 bags. Arrivals. Wednesday, May 29. O A S S Miowcro, Stott, from Vancou ver and Victoria Stmr J A Cummins, Ncilson, from n Cir cuit of Onhu Vessels T-onving To-ilny. i Stmr Kcauhou, Thompson, for Maka- wou, ui -i p m S. S. Miowcra. The S. S. Miowera left Victoria, May 21, sho experienced strong head winds the first half of the voyage. Hut had fine weather the latter half. About GOO tons of general cargo is booked for this port. Tho passengers for Honolulu were, Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Carter and Miss Carroll. Wilder's Steamship Go. TIME TABLE 0. L. WIGHT, Pres. 8. B. KOSE, Beo. Capt. J. A. KING, Port Supt. Stmr. KINATJ, CLABKE. Commander. Will leave Honolulu at 2t. w,, teaching at Labaina, Maalaea Bay and Mnkena the game day; Mahukona, Kawaihae and Lau pahoehoe the following day, arriving at Hllo the same evening, LEAVES IIONOLUI U. AM1IVES HONOLULU. Tnesrinv. Miiv 21 Fridnv Mhj'21 Tnesdny. ...Jnne 4 Friday Juno 14 Tn er day June2o Wriday July 5 Tnesrfuv July 16 ITiday Jnly2fl i Tuesday Auc. 6 1 Friday. Aug. 10 Tuesday. ...Aug. 27 Friday ,Sepr. 0 I Tuescfay 8pt. 17 Friday 6ept.27 Tuesday Oct. 8 Friday Oct. 10 Tuesday Oct. 2a Friday. Nov. 8 Hridy May 31 Tuesday Jnne 11 Friday June 21 Tuesday July 2 Friday July 12 Tuesday July 23 Friday Aug. 2 Tuesday .Aug. 13 Friday Aug. 2 Tuesday.... Pept. 3 Friday Popt. 13 Toesdy....8ept. 24 Friday Oc Tufsday Oct. IS Friday Oft. 25 Tuesday ....No. 5 Friday Nov. 15 Tuesday. Nov. 19 Tnejaay Nov. 2 Friday Deo. 0 Tueday ....Dec. 17 Frldav Deo. 27 rnuay noy.ib Tuesday ....Dec, 10 Frldav. D" 90 BatornUj;, will ivave Hilo at 1 o'clock r. m., teocblng at Lnupahoehoe, Mahu ktoia and Eawaihae same day; Makeno, MaAlaea Bay and Lahalna the following day: arriring at Honolulu the afternoons of Tuesdays and Fridays. JAP No Freight will be received after IS noon on day of tailing. Stmr. CZiAUDINE, OAXEBOM, CoauuBter, Will leave Honolulu Tuesdays at 5 r. it., tcruchJnp at Kahulul, Hana, Hamoa and Kipaholu, Maul. Eeturnlng arrives at Hoaolnln Sunday mornings. Will call at Nun, Kaapo, on second trip ot each month, Cer No Freight will be received after i r. m. on day of sailing. Tkl. rAM.A 111 .acOOTTOD Yi A lllf In i make ohanceB in the time of departure and arrival of its steamers without notice and it will not be responsible for any conse quences arising therefrom. I Consignees mubt be at the landings to receive their Freight; this Company will not hold itself responsible for freight after it has been landed. I Lire Bioek otilv nt owner's risk. This Company will not be responsible for Money or Valuables of passengers unless placed in the care of Pursers. Passengers are requested to purchase tickets More embarking. Those falling to do so will be subject to an additional charge of twenty-five per cent. ROOMS AND BOABD. ROOMB AND HOARD for a few person enn b i nau at uaniwai, on U Wol-i kiki beach. W. S. UAKTI.KTT, U75-tf Proprietor. JiyttRffL',T Canadian-Australian Steamship Line Steamer of tin- above Line, running In connection with the CANADLAW PACIFIC RAILWAY ItrioMiu VanconTr. B. O., unit Mv.lnxy, N. H W., and calling at Victoria, B. 0. Uiimtliilti ind Huvi. Fiji, AJR.B3 DTXH2 A.T KCOISTOIjXJIjXJ On or nbrnt Oih dntea below stated, viz.: From aydnny auil ttav, lor Victoria nd Vancouver. B. O.i 8ttnr" WARM MOO" June 1 Btmr"MIOWKKA" July 1 8liur"WAKKIM00" Augiut 1 TbrnoDb, Ticket liuand trow Uoualnla raaioHT rAiN" abunui 1). McNUHM.L., Vuntrpal. Canada. BOBRKT RKKR Winnipeg, dancrta. M M. HTKItN, Hin I'mnntMMi CI. S Mi'l minV v V-umiivT B. 0. Oceanic Steamship Co. mtkt Aiistraliau Mail Service. For San Francisco: The New nnil Fine Al Steel Steamship "ARAWA" Or the Oceanic Steamship Company will bo dno at Honolulu from Sydney and Auckland on or nbout May 30th, And will leave for tho above port with Mails and PtiBsoiitferH on or about that date. For Sydney and Auckland: The New and Fine Al Steel Steamship "MARIPOSA" Of the Oceanic Steamship Company will bo duo at Honolulu from San Francisco on or about Juno 6th, And will have prompt despatch with Mails and Passengers for the above ports. The nndereigncd are now prepared to issue Through Tickets to All Points in the United States. C5fFor further particulars regarding Freight or passage apply to WM. G. IRWIN CO., Ltd., l-tf General Agents. li Co. TixKx Tafolo LOCAL LINE S. S. AUSTRALIA. Arrive Honolulu from S. F. Leave Honolulu for S. F. May27 Juno3 .Tun j 21 June 21 July 15.... i July 20 Aug.9 Aug. 14 Sept. 2 Sept.7 Sept. 30 Oct.2 Oct. 21 Oct. 27 Nov. 15 Nov. 20 THROUGH LINE From Son Francisco for Sydnoy. From Sydnoy for San Francisco. Oceanic Steals -lrrtre Honolulu. Leave Honolulu. Mariposa Juno 6 Arawn May 80 Arawa July 4 Alamedu. .Juno 27 Alameda. ...Aug. 1 Mariposa.. July 25 Mariposa Aug. 29 Arawa Aug. 22 Arawn.... Sept. 20 Alameda.. .Sept. 19 Alameda ..Oct. 2-1 Mariposa.. Oct. 17 &tomJl wd4t&u General Business Agent F. O. Box 4 11. FITS CURED (From U, 8. Journal Hf ihtlicine.) Prof.W.n.rccke.whomakcaa specialty of Epilepsy, him without doubt treated and cured more cases than onyllvlng Physician ;hlaBucceJslaiitonlshlng. Wo bavchearilofcaM:of20ycars'euinlli!t;cnrcilbyhlra. llopubl)ihcsavaluablcwoikoiitliiiidlteae which ho eends with a largo bottle of his absolute cure, free to any sufferer w ho may send their I'.O.and i:xprcs ntl drefs. WoailvlsoanyonowUhlngacurctoaddrtss, Prof. W. II. I'EEKE, I'. 4 Cedar St, New York. From Victoria and Vancouver, B. 0 for Suva and Sydney: Stmr "MIOWEBA May 34 Stmr "WAIUIIMOO" ...June 24 8tmr"M10WBRA" ...July 24 to Canada, Onltei Metes tad Esropt. Knr Ifrntnlit at. i. Hrmrm I ..r.HM a .1 as. 1 u.,.,r.n. iinuim.uuu, nuy wi Theo. H. Davies Co., L'd, Aotnti for the Hawaiian JiUndi. Mi Miil H Co -AHD THE OcGiflenal Oriental Ste insliip Co. For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG: Steamers of tlio above Companies will call at Honolulu on their way to tho above ports on or nbout tho followinc dates: Stmr City of Poking .Juno 1, 1895 Stmr Coptio July 10, 1895 Stmr City of Pokinc. Auk. 10, 1895 Stmr Coptto Sept. 19, 1895 Stmr China Oct. 29, 1895 Stmr Coptio Nov. 28, 1895 Stmr City of Peking Dec. 28, 1895 For SAN FRANC.SC0: Steamers of the above Compouies will call at Honolulu on their way from Hongkong and Yokohnmo to tho above port on or about tho following dates: Stmr Coptic June 17, 1895 Stmr City of Peking Julv 17, 1895 Stmr Helgio Aug. 9, 1895 Stmr City of Hio do Janeiro Sept.C, 1895 Stmr China October G, 1895 Stmr Coptio Nov. C, 1895 Stmr City of Peking. Dec. G, 1895 Stmr Coptic Jan. 15, 189G Stmr China Feb. 24, 189(5 Rates d, Passage are as follows: TO VOKO- TO HONO IIAMA. KONO. Cabin S1C0.00 $175.00 Cabin, round trip, 4 months 225.00 202.50 Cabin, round trip, 12 months 202.50 310.25 European Steerage. 85.00 100.00 GrJ-Pussengcrs paying full faro will bo allowed 10 percent oft" return faro if re turning within twelve moutlis. C5T"For Freight and Passage apply to H. HACKFELD CO., l-tf Agents. Building Lots! At WAIKIK1 on car lino and on PA LAMA ROAD near Fertilizing Plant. These Lots are Very Cheap and Sold on Easy Terms. Desirable Acre Tracts near the city and other Properties for solo. BltUCE, WAKING CO., Dealers in Lots and Lands, l-tf 503 Fort Street, near King- METROPOLITAN MEAT CO,, 99Tn wnwsi. Wholesale and Retail Biitcijerc AND HAW COHTBACT 0RS CK J. Wallik, s Ifanngnr California" FlilMMet Corner Kins and Alakea 8ta, Cafflario's By Every BUmmor from Bn Frno!co with Fresh Fruit, Oysters, Balmon, Poultry Etc., Etc. Refrigerator