Evening Bulletin (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii])
June 1, 1895

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i "'"V '1 TTf'i'y i' iwyyiwjt WHV! V TF'- 's,"T?'r' Evening Bulletin VOL. I. NO. 15. HONOLULU, H. I.. SATURDAY, JUNE 1, IS5I5 PRICE 5 CENTS. w tBRBWRWtmw ?1-S?B it, .v iii immmi nil' in ii i bimi in iiiwii i 'i i'ihi ii wimiii iW.imtm.u.mijK"aimramim' i zwwmKvrwi "fjpj'if.ArfyvT .ks v Mi I -J- Fueninti Bulletin I Published every day except Sunday nt CO!) King Street, Honolulu, II. I. SUHSCIUl'TION KATES. Per Month, anywhere- in the Ha waiian Islands S CO Per Year. C 00 Per Year, postpaid to America, Canada, or Mexico 8 00 Per Year, postpaid, other Foreign Countries 10 00 l'nynlilo Invnrlnblv In Advnnco. Advertisements unaccompanied by specific instructions inserted till ordered out. Advertisements discontinued before expiration of specified period will bo charged as if continued for full term. Liberal allowance on yearly and half yearly contracts. Address all communications to tho edi torial department to "Editor Bulletin." Business letters should bo addressed to "Manager Evening Bulletin." Telephone 230. P. O. Box 9. B. L. FINNEY, Manager. Business Cards. LEWERS COOKE, Impohteus and Dealuhh in Lumber and all kinds op buildino Materials. Fort Street, Honolulu. H. UACKFELD CO. Geneual Commission Agents. Cor. Fort and Queen Streots, Honolulu. Taos. LINDSAY, Manufacturing Jeweler and Watch- -MAKER. Kukui Jewelry a Specialty. Particular j attention paid to all kinds of repairs. Campbell Block, Merchont Street. HONOLULU IRON WORKS, Stium Engines, Sugar Mills, Boilers, Coolers, Iron, Brass and Lead Castings. Machinery of Every Description Made to Order. Particular attention paid to Ships' Blacksmithing. Job Work ex ecuted at Short Notice. Atlas Assurance Co. OP IiOWDOW. AS3ETS, $10,000,000. H. W. SCHMIDT SONS Agents for Hnwaiian Islands. C. B. D WIGHT, Does nil kinds of Work in Cement Stone Sidowalks Curbing He hns on hand a large supply of Chinese Qranito Curb and always keeps Hawaiian Curbing Stone. Estimates given and lowest prices assured. Tele phono 833. Wall Paper! We have just received direct from New York tho LARGEST INVOICE AND GREATEST VARIETY Ever brought here at one time. Patterns of 1895 Prices Reduced! WILDER CO., Limited. riERRE JONES. T. A. SIMrSON. J ONUS As SDIl'SON, Accountants Goramission Apts. HOUSE, LAND ANr General Mm Agoncy. Convoynncing and Legal Documents uraiui up. DRAWINGS and TRACINGS MADE. ESTTrnnslnlioiiH in Fiencli. German, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Italian and Hawaiian. Bills Collected and Accounts v Adjusted. Office, 308 Merchant St. RESTORED TO HEALTH I iiv the van or Ayer's Sarsaparilla Mr. M. A. dimming, of Ynrr.ivlllo, Victoria, Australia, njl "About a year ago. I hart a severe attack of Influenza, which left mo ery weak, with out enertry. nppetltc, or interest In 111c. Ob taining little or no relief from doctors, or from tho many remedies recommended to mc, I Anally tried Ayer's Barsaparllla.Mid from that time, I began to g-tln health and strength. t continued tho treatment until fully recor crcd, and now have very great pleasure In telling my friends of the merits of Ayer's Bar saparllla, and tho happy results of Its use. 1 consider It the best blood-purifler known." Ayer's Sarsaparilla Has cured others, will euro you. Mde by Dr. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell,JIal.,O.S JU Hollister Drug Co., L'd., Sale Agents tor ike Republic ot Hawaii. HOP HINGr CO. I 402 IIOTEL STREET. I Wholesale Dealers hi Liquors Manila Cigars AND General Chineso Morchandiso sucn as Nut Oils, Rico, Matting, Chinese Silks, Teas, Etc. English and American Groceries By Every Coast Steamer. TELEPHONE No. 147. Telephone C07. P. O. Box 321. HONOLULU Carriage Manufactory 128 180 FORT STREET. Carriage Builder AND REPAIKER. Blacksmithing in All Its Branches. Orders from tho other Islands in Build ing, Trimming, Painting, etc., eta, Promptly attended to. W. IV. WRIGHT, Proprietor. (Successor to O. West Wm. G. Irwin Co. (limited). Wm. G. Irwin, President nnd Mnnnger Clans Sprecltels, Vice-President W. M. QuTiird, Secretnry and Treasurer Theo. O. Porter, Auditor Sugar Factors AND Commission Agents. aoents or THE OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF SAN FRANCISCO, OAL. G. E. SMITHIES, Accountant, Collector Copyist, Olllco with C. D. Chase, Snfo Deposit Building, 400 Fort Street. Telo- phono 181. EfT'l'lio collodion of Government Bills a specialty. 1-tf BY THE PEKING. Four Day's Later News From ihe Coast. Till: PACIFIC CAULK. An Assertion Tluil It AVII1 lie Controlled tjy the British. New Yokk, May 21. An Ottawa dispatch says: It may bo taken as a settled fact that the Pacific cable will be, like its promoters, essen tially British. Under its treaty with the United States, Hawaii is refusing to allow any foreign power to acquire any portion of Hawaiian territory. Tho United Stated having given an adverso answer to Great Brit ain's provision to --eeure Neckur or Bird island as a fable station the Fanning island route will be adopt ed. The link from Fanning island to Victoria is 800 miles longer than to Neckar island, but this, it ap pears, will not mitigato against the effectiveness of the cable. All tho tenders for the construction of tho cable have been given assurances to this effect. Fanning island is r. British possession, so that all the landing places of the cable will be in the empire. m m m FOSTKIt IN HIGH PAVOIC. The American Diplomat May Control the Afl'airH of China. Washington, May 23. John W. Foster, who assisted Li Hung Chang in the peaco negotiations between China and Japan, has apparently made a favorable impression upon the diplomats of the East. A let ter written by one of these gentle men to a friend in this city says: "The documents ho prepared at Hiroshima, which have been pub lished in Japan and China, have brought him many expressions of admiration. Practically, all the oflicial correspondence of the envoy in relation to Japan is prepared by Mr. Foster. Ho seems to take in tho situation at a glance, and is al ways ready in any turn of affairB to fall right in line and return shot for shot. I think if Mr. Foster would accept, tho Chineso Govern ment would give him a post at Peking that would virtually, place the control of affairs in his hands." ASKKD TO MHDIATI2. The United States as an Arhi ter. Washington, May 22. Tho United States has been again ask ed to act as intermediary in an in ternational complication. This timo tho trouble is between Franco and Venezuela, resulting in a com plete termination of diplomatic re lations between them.. Tho French Minister at Caracas recently was given his paBtmoit", wheroupon Franco bont two warshipg to take away her Ministor and all tho Le gation archives. At tho samo timo Franco handed to tho Venezuelan Minister at Paris his passports, and ho summarily depaited. PROMOTION'S IN TI IK NAVY Itcar-Adinlral Monde's Itctlre mpiit Advance Seven OiH eerx. Washington, May 21. The re tirement of Rear-Admiral Meade promotes C.mimodorc Lester A. Rcardsloy to be Re.ir-Adtniral; Captain John A. Howell, Commo dore; Commander "NicolTTudlow, Captain; Lieutenant Commander Chapman C. Todd, Commander; Lieutenant Gotfried Lockingcr, Lieutenant Commander; Lieuten ant, junior grade, Leroy M. Gar rett, Lieutenant; Ensign Wilfred 13. Hoggatt, Lieutenant junior grade. Lieutenant J. M. Stoney has been detached from the Marc Isl and Navy Yard and ordered to tho flagship Philadelphia, relieving Lieutenant J. II. Hogcrworf, de tached and granted threo months' leave. A SUIISIDY FAVOUR!). The London "Times" on the Development oi" the PacHie. London, May 24. The Times this morning, in a leader on the Pacific mail subsidy scheme, says that if there is one feature by which the history of tho twentieth cen tury is likely to be distinguished beyond all others, it bids fair to bo the development of the open shores of the Pacific bya movement' of civilization of tho world llke'that already seen on tho shores of the Mediterranean and of tho Atlantic. The article considers that the Government is justified in bestow ing an annual subsidy of 100,000 on the Pacific Mail and cable ser vice. It suggests that the amount now absorbed by Bechualand might be liberated by giving Bechualand to Cape Colony, and, under a pro tectorate, to a chartered company. TIII2 MUKDEKKIt OF L13NZ. Five Kurds Are Relieved to Have Killed tho Ricyellst. CoNSTANTiNOi'i.E,May21. Arme nian advices say that tho names of five Kurds, who aro said to bo the murderers of Frank C. Lenz of Pittsburg, Pa., who was killed while attempting to ride around the world on a bicycle, are known. It is announced that William A, Sachteleben, who has gone in search of tho missing bicylist in tho hopo of recovering his body or obtaining definite information as to tho cause of his disappearance, has arrived at Erzeroum. t In Central America. San Josi: (Costa Itica-), May 23. Nicaragua lias been provoking this country so persistently that war teems inevitable. Tho Govern ment supposed the relations be tween tho two States were friendly until Nicaragua suddenly stopped all communications. It went bo far as to take away tho telegraph ollico at tho frontier, thereby violating a treaty. Tho Government tent several telegrams to the Nicaraguan Government, but the latter refused to answor. When Britain's ultimatum was received by Nicaragua Costa Itica offered to aUt in arranging mutters peace fully. Nicaragua did not oven design to return a polite word of thank". Formosa a ltcpuhlic. Nkw Yokk, May 21 The Her ald's cable from Taipeh, Formosa, says: Formosa has declared its independence. The population will fight the Japanese and will not submit to tho orders of the impe rial Chinese Government. A Herald cable from Shanghai says: Formosa hns declared itself a republic, the flag being a yellow dragon on a blue ground. Tho Governor, Chang Ting Sung, has been made President and has noti fied tho foreign representatives. wi Charge d'All'airs. Washington, May 21. Frank P. Hastings to-day presented his credentials to tho State Department as Charge d'Affairs of the Republic of Hawaii. It is understood hero that a minister will not be appoint ed to succeed Lorrin A. Thurston. This action on the part of Hawaii will doubtless lead to unfriendly comment on tho Dole government.

CIc eland and the Kaiser. Nkw Yohk, May 24. President Cleveland's portrait will illumin ate tho night during the festivities attending tho oponing of tho Baltic ship canal. It will be shown in pyrotechnics from the yard arm of the cruiser New York at Kiel and at the same time a fiery portrait of Emperor William will be displayed. m Henry lrinjr Honored. London, May 24. The list of honors and distinction conferred in celebration of the Queen's birthday includes tho name of Henry Irving, who has accepted knighthood. The distinction has been granted on tho personal recommendation of Lord Rosebery, tho proposal being cordi ally assented to by the Queen. Ux-Sceretary Dead. Washington, D. C, May 24. Hon. Hugh McCulloch, formerly Secretary of tho Treasury, died shortly before 2 o'clock this morn ing. Death was calm and peaceful, the patient being for somo previous time in a comatoso condition. Mr. McCulloch was over eighty years of age. m m Trying to Sell the Panama Canal. Colon, May 24. It 1b reported hero that tho now French company which has been pushing the work along tho routo of the Panama Canal is trying to sell tho canal to an American syndicate. Condition of the Treasury. Washington, May 23. To-day's statement of tho condition of tho Treasury eIiows: Availablo cash balance, $181,211,450; gold reserve, $98,191,165. Anchor Saloon Only Place in Town for BogSs BerS IMw FOK SAMS. FURNITURE CONTAINED IN A i- CottnKo at Palmnn. Cottayo mnj bo rented. Aluo, a Jlny Saddlo Miiro. Inquire nt Rur.Lirns Olllce, COD KIhr Street. 10-tt The Kceniny llulletln In 'In- Lett vudium for advcrlUiny. Xjktltt J tav rtvvif.JiH a Sztkm ,.;.xM li&iAf- K t S ','-ji- n, J."- mV9 .4,jk .v-tfa?it,r i!jKHMv1it.s.iiftiie if i 'mi n i fn'i iiMiiilitnWhll''i II mLi -Ji.L.aiXl-JlJu

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ssppwYjp--r" v- fr'f "y'y js;1 "rjyyiip laarr'- EVENING BULLETIN, JUNE 1, 1895. rA L 1NDUBINE SUNDAY S13IIVIOKS. xseeeeessseex I' .'J t ft COLD WATER PAINT A SUBSTITUTE FOR OIL PAINT AND WHITEWASH. I AN EXCELLENT FIRE RETARDAHT AND DISINFECTANT. Especially Dasigsed For INSIDE Work on Factories a d Public Suikl ngs. It is n dry powder which cnu bo pre pared for uso by simply stirring in COLD WATEIt mid can bo npplied by anyone nnd will nlunja produco good work. It is VERY WHITE, extremely re flective nnd hardens on n wnll Iiko stono and will tnkc any tint. It will last for years, nnd is unaffected by gases. Ouo coat covers better than two coats of oil paint or wliitounsh. It cau bo used on any surface nud for nil cliuwes of work, even for Iho finest decorating. IJt will not rub, hcnlo or crack, nor will it soften with ago or discolor. It will not sot in tho mixing vessol, iti fact it improves by standing a few days. It can bo used to good advantage over old whitewash without scraping. IT DRIES OUT WHITE AFTER BEING WET. It is chcapor than whilownsh, durability considered. It is supplied in barrels from 300 to 400 lbs., also in boxes of 100, 50 and 25 pounds. This is for OUTSIDE Work, Such ns Fouccm, Outbuildings and La borers' Quarters. It is a thick pasto to bo diluted with cold wator; stands rnin and exposure as well as oil paint, and costs but a fraction as much. It is fire resisting as it contains no oil, and has uo equal no n light redactor in dark bnso ments, damp cellars nnd similar places. It is supplied iu colors. ....FOR SALE BY.... M. MI CO., LIMITED. Agents for the Hawaiian Islands. ClliC! STYLE FINISH QUALITY I Men's Wearing Apparel to be found in all the Suit made by Johnston Sto rey. Mr. Storey was for some years one of the best known cutters on tho Coast, consequently tho best dress ed men in town wear dottier made by Johnston Storoy, 4 13 ITort Street AT THE ANCHOR Oyator Cocktails I Bauor Brunnon I Fredericksburg Boer Straight and Mixed Drinks Of All Kinds anil Best Quality. Southwest Corner Kino Nmunu Bit. TI Wlll Ivy Poisoning Eight Years of Suffering Perfect Curo by Hood's Snrsnparllla "CI. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.: Ds&r BIri i Wo hayo tried Hood's Barsapa rlllaand find It to be all you claim tor It. My wlla was poisoned by lry when a young woman, and for dent years was troubled oycry season Hood'ss?Cures with tho breaking out and terrlblo Itching and burning. I thought hers was as bad a caso ai anyone eTer had. She was In this distressing condition every year until she began to take Hood's Barsaparllla, which has effected a per itct cure, without leaving any scars, and the has had No Sign of tho Poison Slnco. Bhe Is well and hearty. I havo taken Ilood'i Barsaparllla after tho grip w lUi good results, and haTO also given It to our four children. Wo are all pictures of perfect health and owe It to Tlood's Barsaparllla." J. C. 1'iiEEiiAN, Van dalla.lllinolj. N. B. It you decide to take Hood's Barsapa rllla do not bo Induced to buy nny other Instead. Hood's Pills sro hand made, nnd perfect lu proportion and appearance. 23o. per box. Hobron Drug Co., Id., Sole Acontu for Hip Repnhllc of Hawaii P. O. JONES. X. A. JONES. THB HAWAIIAN Safe Deposits IflyestmentCo. Have for ante a few Shares of PAIA 8TTGAR STOCK. HAWAIIAN SUGAR CO. STOCK. Also, HAWAIIAN GOVKKNMENT and 1st MortRaire SUGAR PLANTA TION BONDS. rwr Pur particulars apply to Tba HawsiUn Sif DepoMt and Invest man Company, NO. 408 FORT BTItEKT. California and Hawaii Fruit AND PItonUOB COMPANY. t Opp O.R. &L D-pv, n King S ref. Groceries, Pri.vlHlo-is niH Ice Houe Goods, Flali, VfRPlahl-, Frozen Ovstrs, Ktci.. received hy evry n-eonier from San Frandtco and Vancouver. Tne Shipping Trade supplied. Geo Oavanagh, Manager. TELEPHONE No. 765 (Successor to Chaa. Hnraraer.) HARNESS MAKER Kino and Foiit Stheets, Is prepared to manufnoturo nil kinds nud grades of Hnnd-nmdo Hurness nt short notice. i LOWEST OK 1'ItICES l'OIl CAKII. All work guaranteed to bo satisfactory boforo leaving the shop. 5-3m ED. C. ROWE, IIouso, Sign nnd Ornamental PAINTER Paper Hanger and Decorator. MANOFAOTUHEll 01' Botve'H Liquid Slathuj. 020 King Street. 8-Sm N. F. BURGESS Is now prepared to repair Garden How. Sprinklers, Water Taps, eio. Saw FEJag and all kind of Tools sharpened, Inolaa lng Oarrlnj; Knives and Scissors: Lawn Uowers a specialty; also Betting Glass; Ik fact all Mods of jobbing. Work called for and turned Ring ap 852 Mutual TeU-'""- 1179-U Where Slinll Wc Go to Church To-morrow. Ckxtkat. Union Chuiich Cor ner Berctania nnd Richards streets. Tho Rov. Douglas I Rirnie, minis ter. Services Sunday, Juno 2d. At 11 a. m. public worship and sermon, followed by the Lord's Supper and reception of members, At 7:30 p. m. public worship. Ser mon on Foreign Mission by Rev. A. Ostrom. At 9:55 Sunday j Fchool and Biblo classes; 0:30 p. m. I Christian Endeavor prayer meeting. Consecration, led by Miss Rich ards. Wednesday, nt 7:30 p. m., installation of Rev. Douglas P. Birnie as pator of tho church. Tho public is cordially invited to attend these servicer. German service every Sundav, at 11 a. m., in Y. M. C. A. Hall, by Rev. L. E. Schneider. St. Axnitnw V Catiikukal Wit sun Day. First Congregation: G:30, Holy Communion; 11, Mattinsand Choral Celebration; 3:30, Pule Ahi ahi; 7:30, Evensong and Sermon. Second Congregation: 9:15 a. m., Vest's Communion Service in D; Nunc Dimittis, Gauntlett in E Hat; hymns 15G, 3 3. Evening services: Glorias, Mornington in E flat; Magnificat, Woodward in 1); Nunc Dimittis, Gauntlet in E flat; hymns 151, 105 and 264. FntbT Methodist Episcopal Church Rev. H. W. Peck, pastor. Sunday services, June 2d, 10 a. m Sunday school, Mr. C. J. Day, superintendent. At 11 a. m., ser mon, by Bishop Walden, if in the city. At 7:30 p. in., sermon by the Rev. J. M. Chase. Wednesday, 7 p. in., street service at comer of Fort and Hotel streets; 7:30 p. m., 7:30 p. m., prayer meeting. Meet ing held in hall over Tracy's store, corner of Fort and Hotel streets. A cordial welcome to all. Christian Chuiich Harmony Hall, King street, between Fort and Alakea streets. T. D. Garvin, pas tor. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 9:45 a. in. Morning theme: "Unanswered Prayer; Why?" Evening theme: "Who are tho Lost, and How Does Christ Seek Them." Biblo class at tho parsonage, Monday at 7:30 p.m. Lessons: The first five chapters of Joshua. Prayer meeting in tho hall, Tuesday, at 7:30 p. m. Roman Catholic Cathkdral Services Sunday, June 2d, will bo as follows: G and 7 a. m., Low Mass with Holy Communion; 9 a. m., Mass with English instruction; 10:30 a. m., High Mass with native sermon; 2 p. m., Rosary and native instruction; 4 p. m., native instruc tion and Benediction; 7 p. m., Por tuguese service with Benediction. Week days: Low Mass at 6 and 7 a. m. Latter Day Saints Reorganiz ed Church of Jesus Christ of Lattor Day Saints; Mililani Hall, rear of Opera House. Services will bo hold on Sunday as follows: 10 a.m. Biblo class; 11:15 a.m. and 6:30 p.m., preaching. Salvation Army Sunday, 7 a. m., Kneo Drill; 11 a.m., Holiness Meeting; 3 p.m., Family Gather ing; 7:30 p.m., Net Drawn In. Subscribe the Evening Bulletin. 50 cents per month. Jewelry! Our Stock ot Spring Goods is acknowledged by every body to bo tho finest on tho Honolulu market, and con sists of everything Useful and Ornamental. Our prices are moderate. Jowolry in special designs manufactur ed to order on short notice. JACOBSEN PFEIFFER. P. O. Box 287. Fort Streot. 3 en 3Uritt. CtnKitt2' Stowa atn kt iMTBtnirtXtf attnta t. ta- YBiBrkrT i. P 4) 2 8 S i I X rt Xli g-rtSZB.5 I s a o l cs-s f EMPIRE SALOON, Uorin-r Nuuunu and Hotl 8ts. K. N. KEQUA, Manape Choice Wines, Llqors. Ales. PORTERS, ETC., ON DRAUGHT Half and Half on Draught MoBRAYBR' S Hand-raadrt Sonr Mash A SI'KCIALTY. Illustrated Catalogue DEao l-3r4 Macros;. Wo EXPORT General Fatnllv and Planta tion Supplies In ny quantity. Bend tax our Yearly, Monthly and Daily Price List. 414-418 Front Street, Ban Francisco, California, THIS? PAPPR ls koptou fi! t E. r 1 CllO rami! DAIfE'B AJrwrt.hlr., Agency, CI and 63 Metchant-'i x-hn. San KranclKO.CalUontfwkWoontr lor advertising cast ka iwsJU tar It, mwmi IzzSHivl l ie mm I I! It k LH u o siv PliSlElDmiElJT BUD II. HACEFELD k CO. Have Just Received ojEUL,n:j3JEi.j3L.Txnj DANISH ii Of the following Brands: "Gold Label," "Mimic" and "Export." Also, Just to Hand a Largo Consignment of GENUINE BAVARIAN HOPS! i mw Speaks TO-NIGHT On Corner Of FORT and BERETANIA Streets At 7:30: IN ATTENDANCE! Eleotrio Light Provided by Ha waiian EleotrioLight Company. a Now Supply of tho BEER

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Sl,l,, 'v --Tinin...,,; --n-i, EVENING BULLETIN, JUNE 1, 1895. in in iiit. ELEVENTH ANNUAL MBSTUti OF THE HAWAIIAN JOCKEY CLUB JUNE, 11, 1895. Official Programme RACES TO COMMENCE AT 10 A. M. SHARP. 1st BICYCLE RACE. Prire: Medo', valued at $20. En. tmnre fee $1.50. lmiledash. Free for nil. 2d-BICYOLE RACE. Priie: Medal, valued at $30. En trance fee $1.10. 6 mile dash. Free for all. 3d HONOLULU PURSE, $200. Running Ilace; i mile dasb. Free for nil. -Mi-merchants purse, 5200. Trotting and Facing, to Harness: 2:40 Class; mile beats, 3 in 6. Free for all. Bth ROSITA CHALLENGE CUP, $250 ADDED. Running Race; 1 mile dasb. all. Winner of Can to bea Free for to beat record of Angle A(l:45i) and receive $60 extra. Gth-KAPIOLANI PARK PURSE $250. Trotting and Facing, to Harneis; mlla beat", 3 in 6. Free for all. 7th OCEANIC S. S. CO.'S CUP, $150 ADDED. Ilnnnlng Race: ii mile dash. HawalU an Bml. Wh POSY RACE, PURSE $100. 1 mile Until, for all Ponies 14 bands or under. 9th-KALAKAUA CUP PURSE, $150. Running Race; 1 mile dssh, for Ha wall, an Brod Horses owned by members of the Club Winner to accept $100 in Ilea of Cup. Cup becomes tho property of tho person winning ittwke. Should the pern-.n who has won It once and again thin mooting, he wi 1 receive In Hen of Onp $110, together with 8160 added Win ner of Cap first time will receive $160 and credit for one race. 10th JOCKEY CLUB PURSE, $150. 2:50 Class; mile beats, 2 in 3. all. Free for 11th PRESIDENT WIDE MANN'S OUP, $150 ADDED. Running Bncc, i mile dash Frto for all. All entries nro to be made with the Serrotary before '1 HUK8DAY, Jane 6, 1895. Entrance fees to be 10 per cent, of purse, unless oth rwl e specified. fWr- AH Raoes to bo run or trotted ander tho rules of Uie Hawaiian Jockey dob. IV All Horses are expected to start, unless withdrawn by 0 o"ckck a. x. on lane 10, 1815 Bene'al Admission SO Cents Brand Btand (Kxtra) CO Cent and $1 Carriages (inside o' coarse) eaoh $2.60 Quarter Stretch Badgts 5 S. G. WILDEB, Secretary Hawaiian Jockey Club. 1336-td FOR SALE OR LEASE AND B18A FISHERY Yielding a safe Income, Address "B.C." 4-3m Bulletin Ofllce. Oity Oakeiaqe Co., Corner King and Bthe tu BOTH TELEPQOWiB 113 Pino Carriages Civil Drivers To bo had at all hours J. s. aSdsade, KO-U Manager. AYaliMe M Poi B00M8 AND BOARD. ROOMB AND flOAKD iwvV for a few persont ean be fyjtTO&g&L had at Ilanlwal, on tb Wal-Ki jSj3 klkl beach. JHiSi3 W.S.BAIITLK rr, lt75-tf Proprietor. ninth; Annual Meeting or the Maul Mm AssociaUon JULY 4th, 1805 PROGRAMME 1st RUNNING RACE. Purse: $80. 1 4 mile dash for Maui bred Ponies, 14 hands and under. Catch weights. 2d RUNNING RACE. Purse: $150. 1 mile dash, free for all. 3rd -TROTTING and PACING TO HARNESS. Purse: $100. 3 minute class, 1 mile heats best 2 in 3. 4th RUNNING RACE. Purse: $50. (Maiden race), i mile dash. for all Maui bred. Weight for a-ge. 5th RUNNING RACE.' Purse: $50. (Corinthian race.) 1 mile dash. Members of the Asso ciation to ride. Welter weights. 6th RUNNING RACE. Purse: $100. J mile and repeat for Hawai ian bred horses. 7th RUNNING RACE. Purse: $100. mile dash, free for all. The ubovo is subject to change. A. N. KEPOIKAI, Secretary Maui Racing Association. 4-tf You may have LOST many h'ura of coinfWt hy not huvig worn A poorl reliable

UROF Wicluuun's GLASSES Takt tho hint. Don't haphazard. buy W 101 1 MAN, O-0'ioia.n. LOST. 1MIAFT No. 170 FOR &I0. DRAWN xt, Lf by tho Hawi Sugar Mill of Kohnla on Theo. II. Daviea Co., L'd, to tho order of Thimnei. i'aymeiit hns been stopped. Findor plcnso return to 0-iit THEO, II. DAVIES CO. FO.lt SALI2. A HORSE, BRAKE AND HARNESS il forSlOO. Apply at this Olllco. 2-tf CIRCUIT COURT. The Proi'crtliifrB Hurt TSirroln ol Lute. The cast of the Hawaiian Sugar I Company vs. Inter-Island Steam Navigation Company has been dis continued, having been Fettled out of court. In the ejectment fcasc of Maria Kaanaana vs. Mahoe ct al. the mo tion for a new trial was heard this morning. Ill tho case of Joaquin Cuello vf. G. H. Williams et al., the plain tiff's notice of discontinuance of suit has been filed, full satisfaction of all claims upon which the action was based having been made. In the ejectment suit of Clara Newton et al. vs. Kaale et al. plaintiffs bill of costs to the amount of $74.75 has been filed by Carter it Kinney. On tho writ ol execution issued out of tho District Court of Hono lulu on tho 29th of May la6t in tho case of John Ena vs. A. Kalukau the marshal returns that after duo and diligent search ho is unable to find any personal property belong ing to the defendant and conse quently cannot raipo tho $37.80 called for. Sam Hookano, district judge of Ewa, has sent up to the Circuit Court tho necessary papers in tho appeal of Antono Peter from a judg ment obtained against him for $13.40. In tho case of W. C. Peacock Co. against T. Kitagaza in which a warrant of arrest was issued to pre vent the defendant from leaving tho islands before the termination of tho suit the defendant has filed a bond in the sum of $700, with K. Furuya and S. Kemura as sureties, that he will pay any judgment ob tained against him to that amount. A Remarkable Cure for Kheu iiiatisin. Westminster, Gal., March 21, 1894. Some time ago, on awaken ing one morning, I found that I had rheumatism in my knee eo badly that as I remarked to my wife, it would be impossible for me to attend to business that day. Remembering that I had some of Chamberlain's Pain Balm in my store I sent for a bot tle, and rubbed tho alllicted parts thoroughly with it, according to directions, and within an hour I was completely relieved. One appli cation had dono the business. It is the best liniment on tho market, and I sell it under a positive guar antee. R. T. Habkis. For salo by all dealers. Benson, Smith Co., agents for the Hawaiian Islands. THE LARGEST WAGON IN TOWN! I am now prepared to Movo Furniture in better shape than any other express concorn in tho city, ns I havo a WAGON largo enough to movo a wkolo houso full of Furniture nt one loan. I havo the latest PIANO MOVING APPARATUS nnd Runrnnteo to movo Pinnos without scratching, to nny pnrt of tho city for 82.50. I am n rustlor nnd don't enro who knows it; nm nlwnys to be found at my Stand, Cor, Nuuanu&KingStroots, Telephono 1115. C2TI movo my Furuituro SO FAST that it mnkes my competitors SWEAT to ovon look nt me. Yours for Business only, WILLIAM LARSEN. yj ASK YOUli GJIOCEH Foit Patent Exohllknt Flouii. Highest grndo Flour on the market. Cost tho snmo as all other UrBt-chiBS (rrudcrt. 5-am n idea A clinnco lo not n PAIR OF SHOES roit Ten Minutes' Work! Tho question nmoiiK tho business men of Honolulu iti: DOES ADVERTISING PAY? To eolvo tho problem ns well as to ascertain whether ndvprtibemcuta nt trnct tho attention of newspaper rentiers, wo offer a pnir of our beHt $5.00 shoes (8(5 50 anywhere elso) to iho person who sends us, under tho head of Wnntcil," tho cleverest advertisement of our shoes. It must bo orijnunl, conciho, mid to the point. It must not be longer tlinn nny ordinary want ml. found in the daily papers. Advertisement to bo written on one sido of white paper nnd signed by tho competitor's full name and nddress. Stnto tho nnmo of tho paper in which you snw this notice and enclose your ef fort in nn cnvelopo marked: Mclncrny's Shoe Store, jronohtlu. Ad. Competition. Tho attention of out-of-town sub scribers is particularly called to this competition Wo wnnt your ad. Honolulu competitors may drop their envelopes in tho box just inside tho store door. Competition Closes at Noon, Juno 15, 1895. Competent jndpes will decido who is entitled to the prize. Mclnerny's SHOE STORE, HONOLULU. Look Out for the Best And when found make a note on. Vo have a placo now whero wo enn show our Furuituro to ndvnntngo, wo enn put it in a position whoro you will seo just whnt it will appear in your homo. If you will look in at our win dowH in tho Waiunq Block, Fort nnd Berotnnia Streets, you will seo what wo menn: BEDUOOM, PARLOR and LIBRARY SUITS and all kinds of Furuituro ready for yotir inspection and delivery lo your homes. THE CITY FURNITURE STORE Antl UmlcrtakliiB Kstnblliliment, Cor. Fort and Beretania Sts., C-3m II. H. Williamb, Manager. Beautiful Horses The Celebrated BayiwaUr Bullion Alio the Bplendld SPAN OF GRAYS By "Iranhoe" are for sale. Apply to OEOItGE HOUGHTAIUNG. ISOl-tf Bay Hone HUblei. "SAVE MONEY" C. 3R.. COXjX.I3jTS, Till Wilt-KNOWN Practical Carrlago TrimniKr (Has no rnnmctlon with anyrr riagn Hbop.) TOPS OF EVERY DESCRIPTIOh Kenders, Daohna, Sturm Apronn, lite., at Lowest Possible Prices, and Workmanship of the Best. I use First-class Material of my own liu portlnR. Manufnelurnr of all kinds of Hnrneks. Workshop 210 Kluc Street uear Maunakea. V. O. Box 4W. illi Mriin Locomotives. The undersigned having been appointed Sols Agents for the Hawaiian Islands ,fOB Tnl CIHD1ATID Baldwin Locomotives FBOM THK WOUK8 OK Burham, Williams Co., Philadelphia, Penn., Are now prepared to give Estimates and receive Orders for these Knginos, of any size and style. The Baldwin LocomotWe Works ARK NOW MANUFACTURING A BTYI.K OF LOCOMOTIVK I'AUTIOULAULY Adapted for Plantation Purposos A number of which have recently been received at these Islands, and we wlu have pleasure In furnishing plantation agents and managers with particulars of same. The Superiority of theso Locomotives over all other makes is known not only here bat Is acknowledged throughout the United States. WM. G. IRWIN CO., Ltd., Sol Agenta for the Hawaiian Islam!., Wholesale Retail FULL UNI Or- Japanese Goods I Sill nod Cotton Dwss Goods, to., Ito., Rto., Btc. Silk, Linen and Crape Shirts -Of OOMFLBTB 8TO0K Uarie by Yamatoya of Yokohama. When yon are In need of anr Hot I JatMnme Gooilu. elve ua flnt call and olng nil around town. ITOIHLAJST JOO 3Tort at- aKt Cvutam IXiuai The Best Lunch in Town Tea. and OoOTae 17 all nocss THE FINEST BRANDS Of Cigars and Tobacco ALWATI OK BAKD. EC. J". JsTOX..TTI3, Prop. Criterion Saloon Fort, near Hotel Sta. Obas. J. McOiirrnT, Manager. Pepnlar Braads of Straight Gooif AL1TATS OH BAND. Try the Great Appetlrer Tnx Bbowhik Cocktail a specialty with this resort. ctPOT or the Famous Wleland Lagor Bees. Consolidated Soda Water Co., L'd Cor, Altai It Fori Sts., Honolulu. HOUiTSTIBTt CO., 1665-W Aonnti. HO TEK K UW CO., 11 Nuuanu Btreef Tiasmiths, PlnmbiDQ, Ete, OBOOKERY and GLAB3WABJS. .4

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c- p.yj y EVENING BULLETIN, JUNE 1, 1895. "TpfPHRPV v I' -1 r r J A- M S Euet)ir;$ Bulletin, luitiictl ery Aftattmon Uxcrpt Sunday, from GOD King Slrri-t. J. T. STACKER, EDITOR. SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1895. In the United States Memorial Day is one of the few national holi days. Veterans of the war arc not respected to work, particularly if they happen to have Government employment. The offices, federal and municipal, aro closed up and the men given a genuine holiday. Under ordinary circumstances the aamo condition would exist in a community that is believed to bo thoroughly imbued with American ideas and who love American insti tutions because they aro American. We say the same conditions should exist, but it is apparent that in Honolulu they do not judging from the fact that a man who had berved with distinction in a Northern Cavalry regiment during tho war, and, who lias supported tho Ha waiian Government and in return has been supported hy it, feeling the fires of patriotism kindling in his breast wanted to spend memo rial day in the ranks with his old comrades. As tho day was a holi day in so far as general business was concerned, he felt that ho could take it hero tho same as if ho was in tho United States bc causo tho people aro so American. But yesterday his dream of free dom and all that sort of thing was knocked into smithereens on finding the head of tho department in which he is employed had carefully deducted one day's pay from his wages. May we ask whero Ameri canism begins and absolutism ends in Hawaii. Tho Independence of Hawaii is not a guarantee that now industries will be advanced; tho Bulletin has never stated that such is the caBe. Nor hns it implied that the changed conditions of the South is not similar to ours with annexa tion as a leading string. The Bul letin merely cited tho caso of tho South beforo and after tho war as a lesson for us to follow. Slave labor made tho south prosperous beforo the war and its abolition killed tho tho slave states for twenty years afterward. Tho war undoubtedly played its part in tho devastation but, had tho South developed be fore, tho industries which were brought to tho front subsequently, would it have- been necessary for the residents South of Mason Dixon's line to have undergone tho hardships and privations which followed. We should not compare Hawaii with tho Southern States because wo have not tho resources for development. Let those wo have be brought out and put on a paying basis beforo anihilating the only ono we have. What slave labor did for tho South coutract labor has done for Hawaii; abolish it beforo other industries havo been tried and wo will bo in tho identi cal position of the peoplo in tho South who had mado fortunes through the carrying on of what they considered tho only busi ness worthy of notice. Wo con lend, that with iron and coal, and a dozen other resources devel oped in the south prior to the re bellion, that section of tho United States would not havo suffered stagnation for years after its close. 'It was that persistont waiting; that incontrollablo desire to let woll enough alone beforo tho war that kept tho country back after slavery was killed. We fail to sec, then, why it would not be better for us to profit by the experience of tho south and add to tho pro ducts of tho islands bo as to have something to fall back upon when tho sugar industry, now our only support, is weakened, probably killed, through a discontinuance of contract labor.. Admitting that the tariff tinkers in the United States are not through with their duties and that tho laws there may be amended so that Hawaii would be a sufferer, would tho result be different, or any more serious than to kill it outright by putting us in a position whereby wo could not pro duco a crop owing to interference with our labor. Wo want no better lesson to fol low than the history of the south and the knowledge wo have of tho people there teaches us. A half a loaf a day with independence, for ten years, until wo could get our selves in a position for a full meal would bo better than to jump into a scheme which everyone here knows will kill tho country. m C. A. S. S. Warrimoo 20 miles south at .'5 p. in. Ft has been remarked by visitors that for variety of goods, quality and &tylo, the shops of Honolulu compare favorably with those in tho largest cities in tho United States. Theso remarks aro not strange to us because wo aro familiar with tho needs of the people, we know that their tastes are' tho same as other people, though they are to a uegr.eo isolated from the rest of tho world. But they aro a reading peoplo and they are apt scholars; they havo tho same amount of ability to copy the ideas of othors or create now ones as tho ladies of New York or Boston. To cater to tho tastes of the different peoplo hero requires tacb, ability and coin; in tho selection of goods, both as to design, quality and price, all of tho business qualifications of man aro brought into play. If wo did not exercise it in our corner of tho mercantile world how could wo offer all shades of genuine woolen goods, not shoddy, but woolen at fifty cents a yard, when every other dealer in Hono lulu sells the identical goods for seventy-five conts and a dollar. Nor do wo confine ourselves to a single shade wo have them in ondless va riety. The same may bo said of our stock of all-wool flannels. Whp ever heard of them going for less than fifty conts a yaru They bring that because they are worth it to any one who wants thorn, but wo lot them go to you at thirty-fivo conts a yard, or three yards for a dollar. You can't realize it but wo can prove it to you as easy as wo can show you tho largest and handsomest collec tion of white goods of overy description over shown in Honolulu. Tho goods aro hero and tho wearing qualities aro guaran teed; we aro ashamed to men tion tho prices out of consider ation of tho feelings of our rivals; they're low enough of that you may bo assured. A drivo in shoes interests every ono our stock includes all sorts and conditions for mon, women and children, and to go with tho shoos wo havo a wonderful collection of hosiery for ladies. TI TEMPLE OF FASH. Fort Street. NOTICI3. DURING MY ABSENCE FROM THE Hawaiian Islands, Mr. Wong Wa Foy will not for mo in nil matters by full power of attorney. LAU OHONG. Datod Honolulu, June 1, 1895. 15-Ct Business Talfes May 29, 1895. If tho business in any ono I line was controlled by ono in i dividual, what would be tho i result? If there was a demand for his wares ho would be richer than Croesus at tho end of a year and you would havo to pay through the nose for j what you bought of him. In tho United States competition has brought the price of neces sities down to a stage whero peoplo may havo them and not bo looked upon as extravagant. If you will look around among our stock you will find that it is mado up largely of articles for which ynu have every day use. AVe havo luxuries as well. but, to-day wo loll you of things needful about tho house. Agato waro for instance! There's been n scarcity iu Coffee Biggins In town, but wo havo n stock of them That will interest everyone. We get our goods in agate ware from La Lance and Oros jean, the makers, and they havo tho reputation of making tho best goods in their particular lines in tho United States. Wo can get "seconds" from them, but tho first quality is tho best because tho enamel will not chip off. Wnter coolors, hnudsouiely painted, out side And enamel lined inside, Small ones for n 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 aud complete as to detail in tho matter of articles that go with them. The one Hint will striko your fancy Has a wntor tank that will Hold sufficient wator for tho day. The prico of these articles is not in proportion to the value of the goods. You get more for your money than you are used to, but then competition has fixed that in the United States wo buy cheap and fol low tho samo rulo Reselling, you understand the Golden Rulo. Itetinucd Glue Pot and Slop Bowls Are n new thine with us: Bright nud pretty, like it silver dollar. And you can got them at a price that will amaze you. You should havo one of these because they aro useful and serviceable. This is a fish-eating com munity because tho hsh aro fresh and of an exquisite flavor. All peoplo do not know how to cook them so as to get the substance. With ono of our Agate Steamers you Can steam or boil your fish And not loso tho flavor. These fish kottles vary in size from tho mullet to tho ulna, and tho price goes ac cording to tho size. Farmors' Boilers aro not used in every household, but there is scarcely a plantation on the islands but what re quires one; thoy are not to bo found in overy store in tho city, but wo havo a few of them to accommodate the peo plo who want them. Among other useful articles lot us call your attention to agato and tin basting spoons, tea and coffee caddies, egg poachers, chopping bowls, dish pans, dairy pans and wooden potato slicors. What is better with your chop In tho morning than a fow Saratogo Chips? You can get them By using ono of theso slicors. Our stock is complete in do tail nothing old or shop-worn. THE PACIFIC HARDWARE Co. Cuiniiilnn' Block. JUST RECEIVED PER S. S. A Hew Line of Furniture Coverings "With. Gimps and Cords to Match. Chenille Portierres CheniiEe Tablecovers PLAIS COTTON CRAPES IN EVENING SHADES, EIGUEED COTTON CHAPES. It F. EHLERS CO. Jtiitn mlnnto. Wo want you The many favorable testi monials recoived from Horse men both in tho United States, and in Europe concerning Boyco Tablets, encourage us, in preparing for tho coming season, to make every effort to bring Boyco Tablots to tho no tice of everyone who is inter ested in horses. A few of theso testimonials will suffice to show the reputation Boyco Tablets have obtained for themselves throughout the country. To Horsemen who have not yet used Boyco Tablets, we would say that these tablets represent tho solid ingredients oj a most valuable Liquid Lini ment prepared by combining the medicinal agents, recog nized by the Veterinary Medi cal Profession to bo the most effective in reducing fever, strengthening stimulating and imparting elasticity to the mus cles and tendons; in purifying healing, aud softening the skin; and in keeping the hair bright and silky. It will readily be seen that this liniment in dry form has the following advantages ovor any other liniments. 1. Its groat economy. 2. It requires much les3 spaco to carry it. 3. It is much lighter in weight. 4. It is free 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 linimont in any quantity and of strength in a tew mo ments time. Tn addition to tho ingredi ents most popularly consider ed by Horsemen as valuable constituents of Veterinary Lin imont, we may say that, a Boyce Tablet contains more Genuine Witch Hazel than is in a quart of tho liquid extract; roRSALEBY HOBRON DRUG CO., WHOLESALE AGENTTS FOR HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. BILLIARDS. The Hawaiian Hotel BilllarflRoouis Hnvo been entirely refitted and are under tho management of HARRY SAYLOR. Tho position of tho Tables bovo been changed so as to allow ample room for players. ELECTRIC LIGHT CHANDELIERS Havo been placed over each table. Cushions on tho Tables havo been thor oughly renovated. E3T Enter your nnmo for tho tourna ment which takes place after JUNE 11th. 0-lw AUSTRALIA, 25c. lo 15c. w yard to know about tho fantcui Eucalyptus, or Extract of tho fever treo of South Ameri ca, and SaUListcr, whoso valuable properties as an Anti septic, Anizymotic and Prophy lactic, aro accepted and ack nowledged by all medical prac titioners, also form a part of Boyce Tablets. Tkrke Haute, Ind April 27, 1890. Boyce Tablet Co.: Gentlemen After a fair and impartial trial of your Tablets, as 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 the desired effoct. Yours truly, W. P. MALONEY. Hakrodsburo, Ky., Nov. 18, 1889. Boyce Tablet Co.: DearSir9: I like your Leg and Body Wash very much. It produces the desired results, besides being a great conveni ence. Yours trul', v CRIT DAVIS. New York City, Gents: I havo given the Bo) co Tab lots a trial and find it tho best thing for fevered legs, inflamed tendons and sprained ankles I have ovor used. Yours truly. WM. GURLEY. Supt. of Frank Work's stable, 157 W. 56th St. Terre Haute, Ind., Feb. 14, 1891. Boyce Tablet Co.: I havo used your Tablets as a Body and Leg Wash for the past two seasons on "Bessi mor" 2:13J, "Erwin" 2:242, "Harrison" 2:20, "Laurabe?' 2:273 and all the horses trained at Edgewood Farm, and find them the host made. Yours truly, RODY PATTERSON. W. F. O'HALLARON Estimates Given on Brick, Stone Wooden Buildings Jobbing Promptly Attended to. 73 Kinpr Street, Redward's Old Stand. Merchants' Exchange 8. L BHAW, Proprietor. Oor. Klngund Ntnumu Street, Hooalula Choice Liquors and Fine Beer. BELL TKLKPHQNK 491. 4Mtvytaivi Aw Afi., MMdttAfrtitSSmi fa ;4W&v JteK.Wj f ,4ftfii4fci'6&i,

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i7r r w F JT 9 t EVENING BULLETIN, JUNE 1, 1895. orww WH'r'BPf 8H 5 I L LOOAIi GENERAL NEWS. Baseball at 8:30. Boat race 1:30. by Healani crowa at Rev. F. W. Damon is homo again. Band concert at Emma pquare this aftcnoon. C, F. Ilornor and wifo of Laha ina arc in the city. The City of Peking leaves for China and Japan at 5 p. m. Tho Australia will leave for the coast on Monday at 4 p. m. Judge Cooper has been engaged tho morning cases. in hearing during divorce About 225 Japaneso and GO ncse will leave by tho their native lands. PckiiiK Chi- for THE CUPID CASE. The Bulletin is indebted to tho purser of tho City of Peking for tho usual courtesies. In tho case of Serrao vs. Serrao for $10,000 damages, the jury brought in a verdict for the defend ant. L. J. Levey will hold a special evening auction sale of dry goods, etc., to-night, commencing at 7 o'clock. Tho firm of Bishop Co., bank ers, has been dissolved, Samuel M. Damon succeeding to tho entiro business. W. II. Build, head book-keeper for Thco. II. D.ivies Co., leaves by the Warrimoo for a well-earned vacation. Complaint is made about a vicious dog which has its habita tion in tho vicinity of Hotel and Union streets. If you want a hack with good horse and careful driver ring up Tclephono 113, City Carriage Co. John S. Andkade. Co. G will hold its first drill on Monday evening next at the drill shed. Every member is ex pected to bo present. Tho only cabin passenger for Honolulu by the City of Peking was Lieutenant Albert S. McLe mar, who comeB to join tho Phila delphia. In the case of Lau Lam Chan vs. Kwong Fat Wai, Judge Whiting has filed a decision awarding to plaintiff $144.10 for work and labor performed for defondant. It is reported that E. C. Crick has arranged with tho Government to leave the country for tho coun try's good, and that he will leave for China by the steamer this after noon. Among tho passongcrs on the City of Peking were Mrs. Charles Donby, wifo of tho American Minis ter to'China, and Charles Denby, Jr., and wifo, who are booked for Yokohama John Bradbury and wife are through passengers on the City of Peking for Hongkong. Mr. Brad bury is tho Los Angeles millionaire who with his bride is making a tour of the world in 90 days. G. R. Harrison, practical piano and organ maker and tuner, can furnish best factory references. Orders left at Hawaiian Npws Co. will receivo prompt attention. All work gurranteed to be the samo as dono in factory. In tho divorce case of V. C. Achi vs. Isabella Achi Judgo Whiting has filed his decision. A divorce is granted on tho cross-complaint of tho wifo on tho grounds of adul tery on tho part of the husband, and alimony is 'continued at tho rate of $10 per week. If you want to buy a really good clock or watch at Coast prices in spect tho stock of Brown Kubey, at No. 4, Musonio Temple; thero you will find tho largest varioty in Honolulu at tno lowest, prices; clocks and watches bold on weekly and monthly payments. Brown Kuboy mako a specialty of rubber stamps. Tho ships Tillio A. Starbuck and Manuel Llaguna aro racing from San Francisco to this port. Tho Starbuck has two days' start of tho Llaguno, but Captain Small of tho latter vessel will endeavor to ar rivo hero first, If ho succeeds his ship will load beforo tho Starbuck. Another raco will then be in order for New York. Proceedings Before the Su preme Court This Morning. Tho argument in the habeas cor pus case was continued this morn ing in the Supreme Court. Minis ter Thurston devoted two hours yesterday and one hour this morn ing to his cxhaustivo argument on military and martial law. .Ho closed at five minutes past eleven. Paul Neumann, although suffer ing from a severe cold and hoarse ness which might have entitled him to tho consideration of tho Court had ho asked it, at once com menced his closing address, He somewhat astonished the counsel on tho other side by stating that after listening carefully to their learned disquisitions on military commissions and so forth he con ceded everything they had ad vanced, except that the deductions drawn by them from the authori ties cited had no adaptability to the caso in point. At the timo tho reporter left Mr. Neumann was arguing on tho point as to whether any necessity existed for the trials of misprision of treason before any military commission and did the state of affairs existing at the time require such a course of procedure. At noon tho Court adjourned until Monday at 10 o'clock when Mr. Neumann will continue his argument. TO MEET THE COLONEL. The Citizens' Guard Reunion at the Drill Shed To-night. Great time3 aro expected at tho Citizens' Guard reunion to-night at tho drill shed, when the members will informally be presented to Colonel McLean. Tho proceedings will bo entirely impromptu and will consist of speechmaking, sing ing, and storeopticon exhibition. Light refreshments will be served and thero will be a general "feast of reason and flow of the soul." Popnlar Topics of to Day, May 29, 1895. If it had not boon for tho ex cellent quality of coffee pro duced in Kona, it is not likely that foreigners would have been induced to invest their capital in lands in that district nor would the building of a telephone lino, such as the now company proposes to construct, have had an existence oven on paper. It's tho fact that the locality produced in a small way and in the most primitive manner an article which caught tho faucy of "canooz ers" in tho matter of coffeo thoy wanted more and they wero willing to pay a good price, but thero wore no means of getting it. Investigation demonstrated that the land would produce an unlimited quantity, but the peoplo in the vicinity had not given tho pro per attention to tho cultiva tion, you all know tho result, foreign capital camo in and is coming every day, and before another decade the production of coffeo will bo a leading in dustry of tho islands and the machiucry used in pulping, cleaning and putting it through tho various processes necessary to make it marketable will come through us. And why? Because we aro interested in tho coffee business; wo know what is wanted and wo secure the very latest improvements in coffee machinery. What is good enough for one man may not bo good enough for anoth er, but ourstock or implements for tho coffee business is good enough for all. Tho industry is still in its infancy and tho growers do not know them selves just what tney require, w Dress Makers Attention! Have you Been the latest material for Skirt Linings? It is THE CHAMOIS FIBRE Uaed by all Dress Makers In the United States. KEair Olotli! Hair Olotli! A Tery scarce article. We have a United supply. The Corduroy Skirt Bindings! No dress complete without It; we bare it In all colors Featlier Bonel Featlier Bone! A light, pllnble, elastic Bone, just the thing (or Wash Materials. CRI1STOLIHA! SKIRT WIBE! 8ILBSIAS, FEROALINEH AND OAM13UIC3 In all Colors. A Full Line of DKKS3 MAKERS' TINDINQS always on band. NT. S-A.CP3:, SSO Fort St. KCorxoliol-u. Beyond Comparison Aro the good qualities possessed by Hood's Sarsaparilla. Above all it purifies the blood, thus strengthen ing the nerves; it regulator the di gestivo organs, invigorates the kid neys and liver, tones and builds up the entire system, citrus Scrofula, Dypopsia. Catarrh and Rheumatism. Got Hood's and tho only Hood's. Hood's Fills cure all liver ills, biliousness, jaundice, indigestion, sick headache. 25c. If you want your watch repaired If you want jewelry made up neat ly. If you want souvenir spoons, or anything in tho jewelry line. H. G. Biart, at C. Gertz's store, Fort street, is your man. He was for ten years tho practical watchmaker for Wenner Co. Mechanics' Home, corner Hotel and Nuuanu streets, lodging by day, week os month. Terms: 25 and 50 cents per night; $1 and $1.25 per week. By Low Is J. Levey. Special BABC-MI 11 ale AT AUCTION- I am instructed by M. 8. LEVY to sell at his Fort-street Store, on THIS SATURDAY EVENING, Jrae 1, At 7 O'clock, A Lai go Assortment of Dry GroodLs ces, Mi Laces, Embroidery, Hosiery, Undorwear, Oliild's Dresses, J Etc., Eta., Etc. t3T This ia an excellent opportunity to Beeuro Bargains, as room must bo mado for Now Good to arrive lewis"j.5levey, H-2t Auctioneer. but if thoy will communicate with us, we can give thorn tho necessary information. The Helen Brewer brought us what charcoal Irons will be needed during tho next few months and tho price is just wnat ttio condition or aiiairs here warrants. Thero was a time, not many years ago, where a single charcoal iron j cost $5.00. In those days it was a luxury to own ono, now it is a necessity and the low I price wo charge for thorn en-' ables every one to havo one. i We've never dono much in j tho way of Refrigerators be cause tho town seemed to bo well supplied, but the pros pects for a reduction in tho price of ice warrant our carry ing a fewto accommodate peo plo who want a really superior article something thoy may depend upon to keep their meats aud vegetables in during the day and over night with out spoiling. It took an East ern man to devise somothing a little better than any other invontor could produceand wo soli them. For people who live out of town and wish to maintain their own telephone lines wo wish to recommend our Long Distance Telephone and Chica go Magnoto bolls. With theso instruments a conversation may bo carried on between narties at almost an unlimited distance from each other. Wo havo all tho necessary articles used in the construction of pri vate and public lines of tele phones and can supply them at tho lowest rates. Among tho articles received by tho Ilolon Browor aro Brass Pipe Fittings Galvanized Pipo and fittings and Genuine Now Bedford Cordage. If you aro interested in galvanized pipo get a quotation from us. E. O. Hall Son, Fort King Streets. HIRES SHi n '1"- VW fl ft 9 u ft I n la if Z 9 m "Tiiat'e What I Lilce." Everybody Kkoe HERBS' Boot Bker because it give everybody httKh as well as pleasure. It's the purest beverage that human skill can compound from tho purest ingredients of nature. There is not ono drop of anything in this delicious temperance drinfc but what promotes good health and happiness. It's dehcioua flavor is acquired by the skillful blending of tho most wholesome herbs, roots, barks and berries, and not by essential oil- and flavoring extracts, of which tho many counterfeit Root Beer" are composed. A package of the Genuine Hires' Root Beer makes five gallons of good, pure, health-giving Root Beer. IS Ask your storekeeper for it. Made only by the CnAitLKS B. Hires Co., Philadel phia, U. S. A. XestiaLonlalB "I have used over fifty bottlo3 of your Root Beer and always have it on hand. Mns. J. II. Walker, N. E. Cor. R. R. Ave. Schiller St., Alameda, Gal., U. S. A." "We havo used your Root Beer for several years and do not believe it could bo excelled. D. Harmer, 2210 Hancock St., Phila., Pa., U. S. A." JOBBffiRS: Hobron Drug Company Wholesale Druggist Benson, Smito Company Hollister Drug Company, Ltd. Lewis Company Grocer. JustReceived OYSTEKS Q3ST ICE. PER S. S. "AUSTRALIA." OOE-AJSTIO Steamship Co FOR SAN FRANCISCO. STEAMSHIP A.1 At the Beaver Saloon, H. J. Noite, Proprietor, lo-at THE AUSTRALIA" WILL LEAVE HONOLULU roa TIIK ABOVE POHT 05 Monday, June 3, AT 4 O'CLOCK P. M. Issue Through Tickets from this City to all The undersigned are now prepared to uolnta In the United States. For further particulars regarding Freight or Passage, apply to 10-7t Wm. O. IRWIN CO., L'u, General Ageuta. 4 4 i 'I 4 1 vi tr j ,t x J& ..tit timij.. j --"Vf n-f i ffrii4tfr-gi

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P'PPPPZ 1 4. fc. EVENING BULLETIN, JUNE 1, 1895. Theo. H. Davies Co. XjIIMCITEJD. nrroRTBRS op White Brothers'' Cement, Corrugated Iron Boofiing, Galvanized Water Pipe, Paints and Oils, CE0CKEEY1GLASSWAEE Boche Harbor Lime, C. C. Pine Flour, Bay, Grain and Groceries, Hardware and Cutlery, Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc. 411 NUUANU STJUCKT. liprter aoil Dealer w Imm Dry aM Feicy Gils Ladles' Ware of every description. AJo, fresh line of Olitneee Goods Pongee &c "Wliite Sillc Pajamas No. 1 White and Colored Mattings I I Beet BUck and Green Ghineao Tua. Crepe Shavrlfl, Wi-XODTtOKCA-NT TAILORING-. gtf Pit Guaranteed. Prices Moderate Wk &tr avttu.al Telephone C54S ULIPHOHS 118 F 0. JKX v CHAS. HUSTACE, IMPORTER AND DEALER l GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLGBB and PEED. FrMb California Roll Batter and IslnnJ batt .W ALWAYS ON HAND jfj In Goods Received bj Biery Steamer from S&n Procc&ea. Islands Omdicim Sor.ioirrn p9 i ISLAPHONB M THE SUPREME COURT. Two Important Decisions Hand ed Down Yesterday. Two decisions of the Supremo Court were filed yesterday in the clerk's office. The first one was in the enso of E. K. Nahnolelua and others vs. Kaaahu and others, a bill for parti tion of real estate. In this caso the court rules that parol evidence is admissible to identify and locate the land described in a deed, but not to extend the operation of the deed to land not embraced in its descriptive words. Merc failuro on tho part of the owner of land to object to its possession and im provement by others, docs not estop him from claiming tho land, his title being of record and he having done nothing to induce a belief that he had no title. The act of an agent does not estop his principal unless done within the scope of his authority. The decree of tho Circuit Court is affirmed. Tho second cac decided is that of Talula L. IIay.eldcn vs. Wa hineaca, also involving the posses sed of real estate. The point de cided is that where a device of a "half lot" of a piece of land to each of two persons and it is uncertain which half lot was intended for ono and which for the other, they aro tenants in common of the whole piece. After reviewing the caso at length tho Court reverses tho ver dict and judgment given in the lower court and orders judgment for the plaintiff. m Poor Digestion Leads to nervouaneps, fret fulness, peevishness, chronic Dyspepsia ana great misery. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the remedy. Tt tones tho stomach, creates an appetite, and gives a relish to food. It makes pure blood and gives healthy action to all the organs of tho body. Take Hood's for Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures. Hood's Fills become the favorite cathartic with every one who tries them. 25c. Mechanics' Home, corner Hotel and Nuuanu streets, lodging by day, week os month. Terms: 25 and 60 cents per night; $1 and 1.23 per week. THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR I, jr. Btt 514 FORT STREET. WM. G. IRW.fi a CO. CL.imit.i3 u OFFER FOK 1 LE FERTILIZERS ALEX. GROSS fc SONS' CftldtJTat&d High Grado Caw Mannm. We are alio prepared to take orders for uiiara. IT. Ohlandt Ja Oo.'a Vertlllzera, Insuring prompt delivery. BOILED LUCOL! W-Thl8 U a superior Paint Oil, con. turning loaa pigment than Linseed Oil, and flying a lasting brllllanoy to colon. Used with drier It elves a splendid floor urface. Lime, Oement, Refined Sugars, Salmon, r'altbank Canning Co.'a Corned Beol Ode PARAFFINE PAINT CO.'S I It tiid'i Pitent Stum PIpi Conrltj. JsrboM' Diamond, Enamel ft Ever lasting Paint Especially designed for Vacuum Fans. TO LE1T. Seiefll Cottages at Moderate Rentals. FOB SALE OR EAST TERMS. House Lots, 1W ml lea from Tost Office, on and near King 8tret, a few steps beyond the Kan.ehimeha, School grounds. CaV- Tads offers a good chance to secort Homeatoads at moderate prices. With an. nxMan assured iu the near fatare, a JJcuio Lot bo near the business center iorns ono of the most desirable invest 'menta fer a small sum of money. Corporations or auyoi.e desiring to Invest In Largo Tracts of Suburban Land can bs accommodated at reasonable fieuaas with Tracis of from 5, 10 to 60 .A en. M Land on the othrr Iilands, in Tnicss suitable for a Dairy, Hog Ranch or Coffca and Sisal Plantation for sale or Icjub. Enquire of lffi2-3m E. M. NAKUINA. MP AU Orders faithfully attend to. Batltfactlon cuaranwd Iilaad 04rs salWtWd and packed with care. Lnooui Bloox, Kmo Stbiit, Brr. Foot and Alaki -1 ttarr OTH TJILaPHONJtB 840 P. O. OJC 397 LEWIS CO., Ill ffORT STkHSHST. Importers, Wholesale d Retail fiwrs Provision Dealers Naval Supplier; Ereah Goods by Every Criilorn) snv.met. ICE HOUSE GOODS A SVK01ALTY H'UTKOI Nltir.i Perfectly Wretched PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND RES' TORED MRS. DARROW TO HEATH AND HAPPINESS. p. a box 10 H. E. MoINTYRE BEO., tWOBTKBS AND DEAUU UK Groceries, Provisions and Feed. New Good BeoeWed by Every Packet from the Eastern BUtes and Borope. fllESH CALIFORNIA PRODUCE BY EVERY STEAMER, AU Ordsrs faithfully attended to and Goods Dellverid to any Part of the City FREE. J IfLAXD OSDMS SOLIOITBD. SATISTAOTIOfl GUABAJmrjD, OOKNBB jrOBI AND KLNQ BTBBBT0, This is the Medicine That Makes People Well! MRS. AUG. DARROW. Montrose, Pa., Sept. 25, 18W. Wells, RiciunDSON Co., Gentlemen: I was very much run down, had no appetite at all, was very nervous, lmd no sleep night or day; to Bum it nil up, I wns perfectly wretched. But thanks to Pnino's Celery Compound I can now cat and sleep and work just as well as I could before I was taken sick. "When I commenced taking tho Compound I weighed 136 pounds; J now weigh 1SS pounds and do all the uorkfor my family of fixe. I have recommended tho Compound to three families already and they are very much pleased with it. I am now taking my fifth bottle, and would recommend it to all who uro suffering with stomach trouble or nervous trouble. Yours respectfully, MRS. AUG. DARROW. Painc's Celery Compound IS FOR SAMS BY TIIK BMNULISTMR DRU(& C Wholesale Agents for tho Hawaiian Inlands. 9 ji Ut

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.A.:rtistio isuudu I UHIIdUiilg BY jfLx hi s bio ll 8 l FOR jpikjr bistic IS OTTIR, -AJUMI. Tours Artistically, Ordwav Porter Hotel Street, "Kobinson Block." PBILjHIFHCOlsrE 45. New Furniture New Furniture JTJST .AJRIRXVEID Per Bark "S. Q. Allen" and Barkentine "Planter." t Every variety, style and -beat and most varied in Honolulu. Hopp Co., No. 7'4 King Street. Stop That Cough! Cummins' ugh, Cure ures HOLUSTER DRUG CO 623 Fort Street. Medical Hall, 316 Ftrt Stmt. price in the Furniture line. The Call and inspect 6ur stock. Coughs olds. Seven Pounds in One "Week Not every man who is thin would thank you for fattening him. He doesn't want to bo fat and for every good reasons. Unnecessary fat is a load to carry about; it interferes with a man's power to work, short ens his wind, and dulls his wits. Yet, on the other hand, a certain amount of flesh is needed for health and comfort. For example: A man five feet high should weigh I about 1201bs.; and man five feet i six inches, 1451bs.; a man six feet, I 178 lbs. It is a regular accnding I scale. The insuranco companies allow a variation of 7 percent above i or below it, and beyond those limits j charge an extra premium. One i shouldn't bo much over or under his proper weight if ho wants to bo sound and hearty and we all do want that. Now wo will tell you how Mr. Thomas Crosby, being under weight, gained seven pounds in a week, lie had lost 1-J stone, which is too much off for a man who was never fleshier than ho naturally ought to be. It was this way. He was right enough up to May, 1891. At that time ho began to feel ill and out of sorts. He had a nasty tasto in his mouth like rotten eggs, he says and a thick, slimy stuff came on his gums and teeth. His appetite failed, and what ho did eat was, as you might say under compulsion; and right afterwards ho would have great pain in his stomach and chest. Plainly, something was amiss with him in that region. Ho was ottcn tuzzy, and com clnlls ran over him as though ho weie threat ened with fever. Of course wo should expect a man who is handled in this way to lose strength. Mr. Crosby lost strength. In fact, he he got so weak and nervous that he shook all over, and his hands trem bled as if a current of electricity were running through him. To use his own word: "I rapidly lost flesh, was 1-J stono lighter, and could hardly walk about. Once my parents thought I was dying, and sent in haste for the doctor. I saw two doctors in Epworth and one at Haxey, but they were- not ablo to help me. Our vicar, Rev. Mr. Overton, recommended me to the Lincoln Infirmary, where I at tended for eight weeks as an out door patient, without benefit. "Soon afterwards Mr. Sharp, a chemist, at Epworth, spoke to me of the virtues of a medicine known as Mother Siegel's Curativo Syrup. Being interested in what he said, I left off trying other things and be gan taking this Syrup. In a few days I felt better, and presently I gained seven pounds in a week. At that rato I soon got back to my work, and have had tho best of health ever since. I tell these facts to everybody, and am perfectly willing they should bo published. Yours truly (Signed), Tom Ciiosiiy, Ferry Road, Epworth, via Don caster, December 23rd, 1892." After reading Mr. Crosby's story wo scarcely need to ask why ho lost flesh. Tho minute ho stopped eat ing and digesting his usual allow ance of food ho began to fall away. Trees, they say, grow aB much from tho air by means of their leaves, as they do from tho soil. But men don't. They've got to bo built up through their stomachs. Indiges tion and dypepsia (Mr. Crosby's complaint) stops this process and poisons those who have it, besides. That accounts for all tho painful and dangerous symptoms our friend speakB of. Tho doctors do what they can, but, unluckily, they don't possess the medicine that goes to tho bottom of this discaso and cures it. The remedy is Mother Seigol's Curativo Syrup, and nothing else, so far as we know, it restores digestion, and digestion covers tho bones with fat enough for health and good looks. Rand Concert. The Hawaiian band will render tho following program at Emma Squaro at 4:30 this afternoon: March U. S. S. Philadelphia .Border Ovorturo Light Cavalry Suppo Mazourka A Thought Barsotti Selection A Goiety Girl Jones "Vnltz-Tho Syrens WaWteufel Tolka A Good Kiss Cooto Hawaii Ponoi. United Carriage Co.'s stand, be sides having superior hacks always ready at tho call of "290," furnishes fine livery outfits at the shortest notico good horses and nice car riages, from buggy to wagonette. J 'IMilS! SPECIALLY FOP UBUtZjf 9 G. E.Williams Son ESTABLISHED 1 SB. Tiie Largest Stock of Bedroom Sets Ever imported to Honolulu. Eight Different Styles to select from. Prices are a clincher FROM SB OO TJF. Also a Flu Lot of CHIFFOMEU8 of the Latost Designs and Patterns. Special Feature No. 1 Whits Seamless Matting I'er Roll of 40 And a Pine Quality for $9 per Roll. Headquarters for Baby Carriages I IS" THILHIFKO 1ST B3 179 ioneer Furniture House 609 ANn Qix National Cane Shredder PATENIEI UtfDER THE LAWS OF THE HAWAIIAN JBLANDB. Mr. Juliii A. Scott, Manager o! tho Hilo Sugar Company, gives tho follow- ml' wonderful record of tho working of tho NATIONAL OANE 8I1RED I'l It, which was oteoled by their works at tho commencement of tho crop I it liurveiittd During the pant week tin Hilo Sugar Company's mill exceeded any of iu former record by cloHing the 125 hours grinding with an output of 3C0J Unix. Tim in fully 10 percent more than the best work of former years. "The three roller mill being 26 in. by 54 in. aud tho two roller mill SO in. by fH) ,n. 1 ho first mill doing this amount of work in an efficient manner and with '(trout ohbo, compared with work on whole cane, owing to thorough pn puiat on of the cano by the National Oano Shredder, recently erected by the Cim puny. And by its r.o tho extraction has been increased from 3 percont to 5 per ceut en all kinds of cane, and in sorao cases 80 percent has been reached; tho average being 75 to 78 percent, according to quality. I continuo to find tho megass from shredded cano better fuel than from wholo cano. "Tho shredder has been working day and night for seven months and has given mo entire satisfaction, having shredded during that time about seventy thousand tons of cano, and a largo part of it boing hard ratoons. "The shredder and engine require very littlo care or attention." Jf lans and specifications of these WM. Encyclopedic Is a term that has been justly applied by many to the treat ment given subjects In the New Standard Dictionary dozen new ways of Ceding the word you want. A Scientific Alphabet to aid In the prouon cUtKKi. Is rooocirfzed authority. For particulars address A. W. EVANS, Jfjnt, UlS-lm General Delivery, HOHEBTEAD FOR SALE. A COTTAGE AVD LOT for Rale. Inquire at tbe Arlington Barber Shop Hotel Street. 133Mw Yards, J1S.O0. Krra QT?F,KT Shredders may bo seen at tho office of IRWIN CO., LU, BaU AbU for tk BtunUUm Itint. J. J. Sullivan, President J. nucKUtV, Sco'y. FasMonStaulesGo.,L'u. Honolulu, II. I. Sullivan Buckley, Man'g'rs. FINEST EQUIPPED CARRIAGES in tho City, with Competent nud Cnro ful Drivers. CSTTourists nud others desirous of view ing tho most desirable points of inter est in and about tho City will do well to scouro one of our Carriages. GENTLE SADDLE HOUSES, For Lndies or Gentlemen, always on hand. Stand at the Pantheon Stables, Corner of Fort and Hotel Streets. Tclepuone: nnw'n Hotel Stable, 32. Pantheon Stablos, !H. Fashion Stables, 148. k-ti t r '4 y ''.H.J '.v. 4Mt.i1k.u AAn" y v- i

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