Evening Bulletin (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii])
June 18, 1895

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wypwvyim wiiff w. "Pf ss ",v r 1BBBBBBBBBBBHP?k f ;i Evening Bulletin "With, which, is Incorporated the Independent HONOLULU, H. I., TUESDAY, JUNE 18. 1895. 35 VOL. .1. NO. 27. PRICE 5 CENTS. "JV Fj jf P?", flmRilRKifweJtfit W1 .WfW",VW il THE ueiip Bulletin Vltu which Is Incorporated tliu Isnnt'KN'i) it. Published OTcry day except Sundny' at 609 King Streot, Honolulu, II. I. suuscim'TioN kates. 1'er Month, nnywhero in tho Hn- waiinn Islands 3 &0 Per Year. 0 00 Tor Year, postpaid to America, Canada, or Moxico 8 00 Per Year, poaipald, othor Foreign Countries 10 00 l'nynlilo Inviirliiblv In Advuncu. Advertisements unaceompanied by specific instructions inserted till ordorcd out. Advertisements discontinued boforo 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 lottors should bo addressed to "Manager Evening Bulletin." Tclcphono 250. P. O. Box 80. B. L. FINNEY, Manager. Business Cards. H. HACKPELD Ss CO. Gi'.kkiuij Commission Aoenth. Cor. Fort nnd Queen Streets. Honolulu. LEWERS COOKE. iMrOHTEltS AND DEALERS IN IlTTMlIEK AND ALL KINDS OF BiniDINO MATEMAIjS. Fort Street, Honolulu. THOS. LINDSAY, JlANnrACTditiNa Jeweleu and Watch- MAKEIt. Kuk'ui Jewelry n Specialty. Particular attention paid to all kinds of ropairs. Campbell Block, Merchant Stroot. HONOLULU IRON WORKS, Steam Engines, Suoau Mills, Boilers, Cooleiis, Iiion. Brass and Lead CASTiKas. Machinery of Evory Description Made to Order. Particular attention paid to Ships' Blaoksmithing. Job "Work ex ecuted nt Short Notice. Atlas Assurance Co. OF XiOMSOIV, ASSETS, $10,000,000. H. W. SCHMIDT SONS Agents for Hawaiiau Islands. Jas. F. Morgan. AUCTIONEER AND STOCK BROKER No. 45 Queen Street. Expert Appraisement of Heal Estate and Furniture. n2 lm ROBERT GRIEVTK Book and Job Printer .Merchant Street, Honolulu, H. I. Over Hawaiian Nows Company's Book Store, my 13. CITY DRAYQE Go- W. F, SHARRATT, Manager Stand adjoining H. Haclifeld Co., Fort street. General Cart ing and Drayago Business done. m7tf WM. L. PETERSON. Notary Public, Typewriter AND COLLECTOR. Offic e: Ove rGoldou Rule Bazaar my 13 C. B. DWIGHT, Does nil kinds of Work in 'Cement Stone Sidewalks Curbing Ho baa on hand a largo supply of OhiuoBO Grauito Curb nnd always keops Hawaiian Curbing Stone. Estimates given nnd lowest prices assured. Telo phono 833. BAKER Kinau street nonr Punchbowl street my2l PIONEER STEAM CANDY FACTORY and BAKERY. F HORN. Practical Confectioner and Baker, No 71 Hotel Stroot. my 20. Aloha Bath House, Next to Marine Rtilwuy. Bath ing suits on hund. Patrons brought free from tug-bout wharf on telephoning No. 585. Furn ished rooms to let on tho premises. Mrs. J. H. Reist. my lfi-lm H-MYco.f Wholesale and Retail GBOOERS 98 Fort Street, Honolulu Telephone 22 P.O. Box 470 iul tf The SINGER Received 54 First Awards for Sewing Ma chines and Embroidery "Woiik at tho World's Fair, Chicago, III. being tho largest number of award, obtained by any Exhibitor, nncl ruoro than double the number given to all othor Sewing Ma chines B. Bekgerson. Agont. myiJl tf Bothol st., Honolulu. WING W0 TAI CO No 25 Nnuimu Street Honolulu, II. I. Commission Meohnnt, Importers and Dealers iu General Merchandise, fino Mani la Cigars, Chinese ana Japanese Crockery ware, Mattings. Vases of nil Kinds, Cam. pjorwrood Trunks, Itntt-tn Chairs, A fine assortment of Dross Silks, choicest Brands of Chinese and Japanese Teas of Latest Im portations gjSF" Inspection of Now Goods respect tally solicited Bell Tel. 200. P O. Box 153 NOTICE. DURING MY ABSENCE from the Hawaiian Islands, Mr. T. Ahung will act for mo in all matters by full power of attornoy. AH TONG, Attorney-in-fact for T. Ah Kin. .NOTICE. All subscriptions for tho Inde pendent will be carried out faith fully by tho amalgamated paper. Those who havo paid for both papers in ndvnnce will bo credit ed in full according to tho amount. B.Ij. Finney, business Manager, tf. To tho Public and Tourists. Any party wishing to take a rido around tho Island, or to tho Pali, can be accomomdatod at a small cost by F. Smith, tho Bus man. At Smith's Stables can be found at a moment's notice Buss es, Wagonettes, Buggieb, Saddle Horses, etc., for hire. Speoial attention paid to Tour ists wishing to tako in the sights at a small fare. This is the cheap est place in town. Horses broke, double or singlo; also horses bought, sold or ox ohangod. For further particulars apply to F. SMITH. Bus and Livory Stables. King St, botween Fort and Bothel. Telephono408. June 18, G-mo. THE LEGISLATURE. house in eoninirrcE'ro consider TIIi: I,AMII1M.. FOURTH DAY. Tuesday, June 17. No meeting of the Senate this morning. THE SENATE. President Wildnr called the Semite to order at 1 :30 p in. Chap lain Peck iifl'-red a brief pr.iyor. Itoll at fienl. Senator Bildwiu ab sent, Minutes of, preceding meeting read anil approved. Sen. Rice presented on behalf of tho Printing Commit) o print ed coniis if the Standing Com mittees. Sen. Brown oflbreel a resolution that tho Somite proceed to tho election of five members of the Council of State tomorrow, Juno 19 Carried. Tlio matter of a juuitur was brought up. Minister Hatch stated that the janitor employed by tho Finance Department could not iu that capacity, as ha was employed to clean up tho room beforo tho Sonato mot. Sonator Wright stated that the janitor re fused to act without oxtra pay. Minister Hatch stated that tho janitor wns under his control and that if ho refused to tako euro of tho room ho would soon find an other who would. On motion tho services of an interpreter and translator were disponsed with, except in special eases which may hereafter arise. At this point a recess was taken awaiting a messago from tho Pre sident. Major Potter presented a nioa sngo from tho Prosident relating to the appointmonts tnado by him sinco tho last Legislature This includes nearly overy oflico from Chief Jnstico Jueld down, includ ing the Diplomatic and Consular corps, and under tho Constitution requires confirmation by tho Senate. Sen. Watorhouse "moved that the appointments be mndo tho oreler of tho day for Thursday in executivo session. Adjournod to 10 a.m. timorrow. THE REPRESENTATIVES. Speaker Naone called tho House to order promptly at 10 o'clock this morning. After prayor by tho chaplain and roll call, tho minutes of yes terday were road and approved, after being corrected to include tho announcement of tho Standing Committees made yesterday. Rep. Hanuna moved that tho House proceed to elect a Vice Speaker. Carried. Reps. Kamauoha and Richards were placod in nomination. Tho former was elected by a vote of 9 to 5. Rop. Kamauoha moved that tho Land Bill bo taken up and road by title. Carried. Rep. Kamauoha moved that tho rules be suspended nnd tho bill reforred to a poloct commilteo of five. "Withdrawn. On motion of Minister Smith the bill was re ferred to tho Committoe of the "Whole Tho Committeo on Education and Sanitary were enrolled in one with Reps. E. C Bond, A. Pali and E. E. Richards. The rovisod committeo on Print ing and Enrollment was announc ed as Reps E. E. Richards, E. C. Bond anel S. K. Kaeo. The House thon went into Com mitto of the Whole on tho Land Bill. Rop. Kamauoha cnllod on the Attorney-General for an explan ation of what the government meant by "Ilomostoiid Lease" in Section 2. Tho Attornoy-Genoral explain ed that it meant exactly what it said, but that when tho main s ction rolnting to Homestead Leases was reached its full mean ing would bo moro apparent. Section 2 contained only pre liminary definitions of terms used throughout the Act. At noon a recess was taken till 1:30 pm. Afternoon Session. Tho aftornoou sossion was do voted to tho consideration of tho Land Bill in Committee of tho Whole and the House is still in session as thn Bulletin goes to press. HOUSE NOTES. Rop. Robertson wns the only nbsontee in the fcfouso at roll-call this morning. Rep. Robertson gave notice yes terday afternoon that ho would introduce a bill asking for an electric francluso for Hilo. Rep. "Winston looks well after his trip to the coast. Ho will be hoard from, before tho session is ended. Senator Cecil Brown and Rop. Robertson eoom to occupy similar positions in their respec tive Houses. Thoy are both callod on whonover any logal or other wise kuoity point comes up. Jimmy Keola has surprised his best friends by tho way ho tikes hold of the duties of his now position. Representatives Richards and McBrydo aro the dudos of tho House, judging by the s'zo of their button-holo bouquets. Tho Speaker also sports one, but his is modest in comparison with the othor two. When not engaged in business for tho Houso the Sergoant-at-arms puts in his timo caressing his mustache. Ministors Damon anel Smith aro constant attendants on tho Houso, Tho Sorgoant-at-arms of tho Houso is ovidently now to tho business. Spectators wero conspicuous by their absence this morning. Faaacucer by the Hall. The stoameir W. G. Hall came in at 2:30 p.m. today with the following passengers: Antone Rosa, Hon H P Baldwin, Jos A Buckley, Mr Noonana, Mr Kaia moku and wifo, Mrs Bryant, Mrs SH Davis, Mrs Lucy Mile, Mrs Kaapa and child, and 47 on deck, i Antone Soabury, who has boon connected with the Bulletin for Bomo months, is authorized to col lect subscription and advertising accounts for this paper. lit. COURT RECORD. The following cases wore argued and submitted bofore the Supreme Court Winy: Miyagawi vs. Luoio Forreiru. Trespass. Appeal from District Court if Hamakua. Charles Williams for plaintifl'-appollant; Carter t Kinney for dofondant. Petition for probat" of will of Kapika Walter. Appeal from order of Judgo Knluii denying probate. Curter and Kinney for proponent-appellant; Knhnokano for protostants. Lbonurd P r y Hui sin of Hono lulu has bion adjudged a bank rupt on Irs own petition by Judso Whiting. See 7th page for yosterdjy's records. Bigotry Run Wild. Editor Bulletin: Tho P. C. Advertiser must sure- ly have but little use for its columns when it copies such un mitigated trash from tho Mission ary Herald for June, ontitkd u "Bravo Christian Girl." That articlo at ouco opens tho question: Aro Catholics Christians or ,are thoy not? Tho statomont that a Catholic fathor enticed his own daughter on shoro from a Protestant mis sionary vessel, urged hor to ohew tobucoo, nnd throw off the habili ments of civilization and don thoso of heathendom, etc., etc., is one of thoso fishy yarns only digested by fools nnd bigots. The evidonco as to above, strange to say, is all on ono side. MiS3 Hoppiu, it isprosumed, owes hor support to the Herald's pro prietors, and although no doubt a good raombor of a good, bigoted, and notoriously ignorant class, it would have boon much moro satisfactory had tho public in general had tho benefit of tho ovidenco of tho girl's father, not to mention that of the priest. No Christian could have written such silly twadello which oven if true, anel wo donv it proves nothing for or against Catholics. The church is a place for prayer, meditation, reflection, and instruc tion; and not l'ko certain si.-call-od chapels, run for coin on half nnd half principles, part restau rant, part concert hull, mutual admiration store, and useful at n pinch as barracks or a dime musoum. Ono of old said with undoubted authority: "My Father's houso will bo called a houso of prayer, and yo havo mado it a don of thieves." History repeats itself. Thoro is a certain class of Pro tostants in this nnd othor com munities who would rather hear a mangy cur of their own porsua tion horcl and snarl, than' a Cathoho nightingalo sing, and thoy are apparently bont on driv ing their more liberal brothron into tho arms of Paine, In Ingorsoll Co., by light ning express, but bo far wo are not aware that one single Catholic has boardod tho train, holding a through ticKot to Chaos. As a class Roman Catholic prieists aro models of dovotiou, modesty, meoknesH. charity and uolf abnegation. Living witnesses aro with us horo. Independent. Honolulu, June 15, 1895. v;j .'M s$

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llfl" -yfmfi.?lfTW ri jWflg-i. jrv" "VVyvTpKWSIWf', EVENING BULLETIN, JUNE 18, 1895. ,V"" iBitsiness Talks June J-'!, 1M5. Tho timo nuulo by Burt Loo dii tho trial heats last wcolc but tears out tho old saying that '"trotting horses liavo no parti cular lineage," and aro not, so to speak "born to the purple." Burt Leo was picked up lor a raiTiagc horse without refer ence to his sire or dam ho had the right appearance and a 3inart gait that pleased his owner, his possibilties have not lialf been shown and there is no tolling what ho may dovelop into before next season's races. One. of tho 'etof the olden linao trottc )u tch man, was a ccnimon r horso without any thorougaUed origin. Tho trotter of today is but the result of the careful selection in mat ing animals. Harus, tho prodigy who first beat 2:14, was sired bj an unknown fish-huckster' s hore, who oven after ho had gotten the wonderful cold pull ed a wood cart. There may bo other horses in tho islands tyhioh, if properly handled, will Jo ovon hotter work than Burt Lee, their joints may want lub ricating and if that is tho only trouble there is nothing better than injections of oil provided you get tho right kind and there is only one "right kind" inrl that is "Vacuum." We have been hand ling these oils for years and can recom mend thorn as the safest oils manufactured for use on sugar Trill or other fine mechiuery. The famous GOO W is in use on nearly all the plantations here and in most of the electric .light and power works in the United States. In a letter to She manufacturers Thos. A. Edison says: "I find that tho oils You hnvo furnished, Hnvo proved very satisfactory." The Vacuum Oil is made in several brands of which wo carry GOO W, Vacuolino Kngino and Arctic Engine Oil, this latter for electric light, cent irifugal and general high speed work. It is particularly adap ted to the Edison system, be ing used by the Edison Com pany and recommended by them. When it commos to price Nothing equals Vacuum Because it is lusting. Wo handle the celebrated iJonnsylvania Lawn Mower because we consider them the best in use. Other styles have been put upon tho market only to bo relegated to the back yard but you never find a "Pennsylvania" that is not Jit for use. They aro easy to inn and no trouble to keep in order. Wo have them with 10 to 21 inches blade. Don't fllo a mower blade; Just put a little oil on it And sprinklo with emory powder, Then work the mtiohino back And forward and tho blado is sharp, encd. Wo carry the largest stock of Blasting Powder and the celebrated Hercules Powder in this' market. The latter is made especially for us for this climate. No one has ever questioned our assertions re garding packing. Our stock comprises all sorts used in engine rooms and the selection has been carefully made. Wo Jiave a full stock. Wo have lately added to our 'goods used in the out of town districts a lot of Sherman's celefmited Mexican Saddle Trees. They wore made to order for us and will fit both the rider and tho horse. Nothing better in this lino lias over been offered tho public and tho prices are as tonishingly low. THE PACIFIUAOTAHE Co. Cummins' Mock. OBSERVATIONS. OwiN'Q to a crush of matter on going to prosa yostorday, tho re port of tho Philadelphia's dopnr tuio was loft out in ndvortontly, and half a column of fresh local items of necessity. 11 it. Thuiiston's frionds stato I that there is no truth in tho news published here from American sources, to tho oftVct that ho argued annexation with Proidont Clevolund through tho latoSecio tnry Giesham. Now it will be in order for them to show what tho ox-Ministor did while in tho United States to promote annexa tion, tho professedly leading item in tho policy of tho Provisional Government ruul that of tho suc ceeding llopublic. KILOHANA ART LEAGUE. Tlic Spring i:lillillloii to Clone on Tliurntlii)'. What was originally intended to be the closing evening view of tho Kilohana Art League's spring exhibition was held on Saturday evening. Mr. A. Marques and Ins amateur associates regaled tho two or tlireo score of visitors with their dolightful string music. Mr. Hutchinson, Prof. JJorgor and son received tho visitors, while Miss King acted as door-keeper. There is to bo another view on Wcdnosday evening, owing to many having beon kept away by the rain Saturday evening. Tho exhibition will close on Thurs day. Allou Hutchinson's "May," an ideal portrait in low roliuf profile, is admired by all visitors. His relief profile of Captain Eabcock is regarded as one of his best works. D. Howard Hitchcock's most admired works (oil) nro the por trait of Mrs. S. N. Castlo, tho art ist's own portrait.Hini legend of Rainbow Falls and Sunrise on Mumm Ken. Mrs. It. i, Ogilviu contributes a noteworthy effort in a California sunset. A still life painting by Mrs. Piorro Jones is replete with merit. Tho water color section has some oxcellnnt pictures. Misa A. H. Parke has boveral good bits of sconery in and about Honolulu.as well ns a fine view of Mauna Kan, all characterized by successful efforts at producing atmosphere and perspective. Miy.A. B. Tuck er shows a number of creditable productions, the best perhaps being Kualoa. Conspicuous on tho platform in tho music alcove is a lanai sot of furniture decorated in pylography, or poker etching, by Mrs. W. M. Graham. This is a branch of in dustrial art that, in this ora of new industries for Hawaii, it would be an acWnntago for young people to learn. A kindred branch is that of pottery decoration, in which Miss Frederika Kolto ex hibits several boautiful specimens. Everybody having au eyo for art should try to attend tho closing views of tho exhibition on "Wednesday evoning and Thurs day afternoon. (Sucoessor to Oliaa. Hammer.) HARNESS MAKER Kino and Fobt Stiiekts, Ib prepared to manufacture all kinds nnd grnJoH of Hnud-mndo Hnmosa nt ahort notice. i.owust or ri:ioi:s i-oh cash. All work guaranteed to bo Bntiafnotory hoforo leaving tho sliop. B-Jlm 20 lbs. of Your doctor will tell you It ia the Bafcst diet for baby Vpctlia'c tfOB SALE BY THK HOLLISTER DRUG CO., L'D, Agents for tho Hawaiian Islands.

Beaver Saloon, II. J. NOLTE, Proprietor. The Best Lunch in Town Tea and' Coffee AT ALL nouns. THE FINEST BRANDS OP Cigars and Tobacco ALWAVB ON HAND. LAND AT AUCTION. THERE WILL BE SOLI) ON SAT J URDAY, June 22,' 189.-J, at my Sales room, at 12 o'clock noon, tho undivided ono-half interest of Wong Wo Fou in thoso premises situated at Woikiki, Oahu, nnd known as Apaun 2 in Royal Patent (5873 to Kalacono, containing nu aron of 1 70-100 acres. Also those- premises des cribed in Itoyal l'ntrut 3117 to Knmoho moho, containing an area of -17-100 aero. Tho Kalaeone premises- being loased to Sung Kwong AVo Co. for SCO n year, ending November 1 1891). The-Kamoho-moho premises being leased to Y. Anin and others nt S20 a year. For further particulars apply to Wong Wn Foy at Wing Wo Tai Co., or to William O. Achi, Real Estato Broker. .TAS. F. MORGAN, Auctioucor. June 12, 1895. 23-td W-A-NTJUD. From the 1st of July n commodious house near trurocur route, or tenter of town. A partly furnished house preferred. Address M.t IXDMTtNUEST Olllce. NOTICI3. WO CHAN, formerly of Kuip: streot, 1 1 Honolulu, having made- ou assign ment to mo for tho benefit of his credi tors, nU persons having claims against said estnto nro requested to present their claims to mo at my oflico, Queen street, Honolulu, within fourteen days from this date after which timo none? will bo al lowed. L. B. KERR. Honolulu, II. I., Juno 10,1895. 22-llt NOTICI2. WING SING CHAN, formerly of Nuu II una street, Honolulu, having made an nMsigurocnt to mo for tho bcuoflt of his creditors, nil persons having claims ngninst said estate aro retjuestod to pro sent their claims to mo nt ray oflico, Qneon street, Honolulu, within fourtoon days from this dato after which timo uouo will bo allowed. L.B.KERR. Honolulu, H. I., Juno 10, 1805. 22-Ut r. O. JONES. E. A. JONES. The Hawaiian SAFE DEPOSIT r AND Investment Co. HAVE JOR SALE A Few Shares of 1'nlii Suyar Stock, llnvnliun Suynr Co. Stock. ALSO Hawaiian Government nnd lut Mortfraf;e Sufrur Pluiitu- tlon JJoimIh. tSf" For.pnrticulnrs npply to Tho Hawaiian Safo Doposit Investment Company, 40H I'nrt Hlrvct, Honolulu J roou a THE PLACE TO 60 TO is where you have the Largest Stock to select from and the Greatest Variety of,. Prices. Bring in Your Feet and we do the rest. The Manufacturers' Shoe Co., H. BACRFELD CO. Have Just Received "DANSH Of tho following Brands: "Gold Label,5

Munic and Export." Also, Just to Hand a Large Consignment of UINE BAVARIAN HOPS! taLBFHONB H. E. McINTYRE BRO., DfrOKTXSa AMD DBAt.SU Groceries, Provisions and Feed. Ntw Good Beoelred by livery Ptcket from the Eastern Butts nd Boron. NJESH OALIFOBNIA PRODUCE BY EVERY STEAMER. All Ordert faithfully attended fart of the Ihomd Obdiu Souorbd. jk.-p ooshbr rour NEW DEPARTURE! PIE, CAKE AHB ICE CREAM! II. F. SiNOEit, for six yenrs foreman at Swnin's bakory, Suttor streot, Snn Fran cisco, has taken up his headquarters with Mits. Kate Sinqeu, Kino Street, will buko superior PIES asid. CAKES for family uso. Minuu Pius a Specialty Delicious Ice Cream Mado from pure cream nnd from pure fruits will bo supplied to families or for balls parties and receptions. 1ST Order on Telephone 872 will re ceive prompt attention. tST Delicious Pies will be.on salo at II. J. Nolto's Beaver Saloon. 18-lm SI ZZixxgr Streot. G. J. WatiIiEB, Manaqek. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS AND Navv Contractors. a Now Supply of the -P. O. BOX US to and Qoodi Delivered to n Oity FRBK. SiTiarAonoM KIMQ BTUHBTB. ODAIAimD ajid THE "ARLINGTON" A .FAMILY HOTEL. T. ICroia-oo, Prop. Por Day 3 2.00 Per Week 12.00 Tho Dost of Attendance, the Best Situa tion and the Finest Alonls in this City. G. E. SMITHIES Accountant, Collector Copyist. Oflico with O. D. Cliaso, Snfo Doposit Building, 400 Fort Streot. Tele phone 181. IQTTho collection o Government Bills a specialty. l-tf Consofflatei Sola Water Co., L'J Corner Allen Fort Sts., Honolulu. HOLLISTER Agouta. CO., ItOOMS AND llOAItl). l)OOJI8 AND BOARD It for a fow por&outi can bo had at "Ihiniwai," on tho Wiitkiki Beach. nJWVi W. S. BARTLETT. fcj-m yvst Jar bam u&yc u u Effifc ltf Proprietor. I. :1 .S

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pW!g1IW!)ir- $W! -i.jvvJSBFW EVENING BULLETIN, JUNE 18, 1895. NINTH Annual SVleeting or THE Maui Racing taialion JULY 4 th, 18D5 PROGRAMME: 1st RUNNING RAC12. Purse: $30. 1 1 mile dash for Maui bred Ponies, 14 hands and under. Catch weights. 2d RUNNING RACE. Purse: $150. 1 mile dash, free for till. 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 age. 5th RUNNING RACE. Purse: $50. (Corinthian race.) 1 milo dash. Members of tho Asso ciation to ride. Welterweights. 6th RUNNING RACE. Purse: $100. i mile and repeat for Hawai ian bred horses. 7th RUNNING RACE. iPurse: $100. J milo dash, freo for all. THE PKILADKM'IIIA The above is subiect to change. A. N. KEPOIKAI, v. Secretary Maui Racing Association. 4-tf Tlic VlneKhlp of the Inclflc Hqnndron orf for tlie C'ouM, Tho United Stutos stoamship Philadelphia sailed for Sun Fran cisco at exuetly twenty minutes nftor noon yesterday. The work of raising tho anchors commenced a littlo before noon; but took lonrjer thnn usual, owing to the port an chor becoming foul of tho ram sevoral times. Executive Officor Ingersoll was on tho bridge and in charge of the vossol. Admiral Beardslee' and Cuptdn Cotton wore on tho lower bridge. Those of tho crow not engaged in necess ary duties woro btationcdon advan tageous positions and woro busily occupied in waving adious to frionds on shore. Tho bind was on tho poop deck and alternated with th government band on tlw t'Jg Elou in playing apppropriato airs. For ton minutes previous to her dopnrtnre the flHgship was engaged in signalling with tho Bonnington. As the scrow of Iho big ship commenced to revolve the crew of tho JBnnnington man ned the yurds and j,avo threo hearty choers, whioh were re turned by the boys of tho flagship. Subscribe for Bulletin. tho Evfning Tho threo doaertora from the Helon Brewor nro still at large in spite of the $30 reward out for each. A largo numbor of tho Phila delphia boys woro enjoying their Irtpt night ashore in Honolulu on Saturday. Tho Hawaiian band played the Coptic off yostorday morning, and wont out on tho tug in tho aftor noon to give tho Philadelphia a good send off. I I i I i &M filial I S i& f i Mm Br U2J3 sseei Plants -for -Sale J. EC. BOYD irs for SALE nt his Residence n Waikiki road, opp. Sunny South, a choice lot of Plants Palms my24 Ltlllo May Jtentlcy Born a Genius Dlsoaao Threatens to Cut Short a Noblo Caroor But Hood's Sarsnparllla Rostoros Good Hoalth. Ltlll May Bentley Is an Recomputed eloen tlcmlit and natural born speaker of only 13 years of age. She is Uie only child tompcranco lect urer before the public. Her cenlus, howerer, did not exempt her from an attack of a disease of the blood. Her own words belt tell the story I C I. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass. t I heartily Join with tho many thousands that ore recommending Hood's Sarsaparllla. I had been troublod from Infancy with gatherings In tho head. 1 was compelled to learo school upon the doctor's advlco. JIo thought It was tin only thing to saYO my llfo, but I Contlnuod to Crow Worso. I was persuaded finally by a f rlond to try Hood's 6&rsaparlUa. Tho uso of ono botUe aoted f- Hood's5" Cures fecUrclr upon the blood and IbegantotmproTe. After the use of three bottles the Catherine ceased and I am cured of my former trouble. I owe my life and will always remain a true friend to Hood's Barsaparillo." Lillib Mat Bin. Lcr, ShelbyrlUe, Indiana. Oct HOOD'S. Hood's Pills act easily, yet promptly and efficiently, on the llrer and bowels. 23a. Holjron Drag Co., L'd, Solo Agents for tho Ropublio of Hawaii. TOR SALE OR liEASE A Yal Dale Fish Poi AND SB A FlSUEliY Yiolding a safe Incopic, 4-8m Address "11.0." BULLETIN OfllcO. THE LARGEST WAGON IN TOWN! I nm now prepared to Alovo Foii.!J'"' in better shnpe thnn nay other e--concern in the city, as I nave a v lnrgo enough to niovo a whole hu .r of Furniture at one lond. I linvo the latest PIANO MOVING Al'FAHATUS nnd gunranteo to inovr l'innos without scratchiuK, to any part of tho city for S2.60. I nm a rustler and don't enro who knows it; nm always tc bo found at my Stand, Cor, Nuuanu& King Streets, TelcphonoSHB. C3TI movo my Furniture SO FAST that it mnkes my competitors SWEAT to even look nt me. Yours for Dnsincss only, WILLIAM LARSEN. OWNERS OF Catties and Horses! I mnnufneture a Compound of Home Products of tho Seeds of "Cassie"and Other Ingredients! It is not only in itself a valuable uitro Kcnous food, but it has tho property of Hiding in tho digestion of othnr proteiibv generally for animals whoso aigaitivt lKwors nro feoblo ns it promotes iippetite and regulates digestion. C5J" Tho proof of tho pudding is in tb eating. Try it. 3NT. IOIT.E3I3C.A.nM' King nnd Funchbowl Streets. 10-tf r M1W4T rf-Trr: srsrs gEfl 9 The Leading Furniture House on the Islands. BEDROOM SUITS: In oak or birch aro selected by people whoso tastes run to the refined and elegant. For room decoration as well as for service there is a certain ele gance and richness about these woods not found in any other, and yet the prices aro not what you would imagine them to be. Birch sots with dressing cases having choval plate mirrors are preferred by ladies, because the long glass allows them a view of tho full figure. Tho old fashioned large square glass is quite as fashionable and as much in demand because tho bureaus to which they are at tached give larger space for clothing. "Wo have them in all styles and in modern designs. Price from $25 to $60. SECRETARY BOOK CASES: Wall pockets and shelves for books are out of date; fashion demands something more modern and more artis tic in design than you've been used to. Books in rich binding require appropriate surroundings. They cannot be obtained except in art furniture such as we show you. As in other articles, oak in antiquo designs is tho favo rite for nook cases; rich carving adds to tho appearance and increases the cost, wo have them both plain and fancy and tho workmanship governs tho price; tho man of limited means can get something to suit his finances with the same facility as tho man who has "money to burn." SHftVING'STAHDS: There's economy in shaving if a man could only learn to handle a razor without danger of losing his skin. But women folks have such a fashion of putting things in out of tho way places, that there is little encouragement for a man to Eractico the barber's act upon imsolf unless he is certain that he can find his shaving materials when he wants them. Shaving Stands are made for shavers, and ono of them in the house obviates all annoy ancesthere's a place for everything and everything in to place. We have fifty different styles for you to select from, and you can get one at your own price. In these days whon ladies require many changes of cloth ing, or where1 tho family house hold is made up of many littlo ones, there is a demand for spaco in which to put things away. Tho bureau drawers aro crowded and few houses in Honolulu aro provided with necessary closets. A Chiffo nier, then, is necessary in every homo whore storeroom is scarce. These aro made now-a-days for tho uso of gontlemon as well as ladies, and the designs for ono are quite as pretty as for another; somo have a drop lid which unfolds to the gaze a regular recopticle for pens, ink, paper and other articles of stationary, Birch and oak aro tho ruling Woods and tho price depends upon tho size from $14 to $27.50. CHINA CLOSETS: There's scarcely a family in Honolulu, or anywhere else on the Islands, who has not a few choice bits of china stowed away in, out of the way places. Give them light let your frionds see thorn. You like tho admiration of your frionds for your tasto in decorating your homes why not, oxtond it to your china and bits of crockery? China Closets in oak aro tho proper thing and a dining room is not complete without ono tho price has been an nast but over eading furni io States has obstaclo in tho production by a hum liiiikor' in t helped us to offer them to you at redicdlously low prices. See those" with tho oval glass. Prices range from $20 to $45. DlllpS: Each an original in design; none are copies. All the best styles from Greek to modern times are represented. Those intended for large rooms aro heavy and solidly carvod. Othors have more lightness and grace; less elegance. As to price. Hand carving takes time and money; tho more carving on a table the more it costs us and you. Rich wood is expensive, the larger tho table the larger the price. In Antique Oak from $7 to $25. i v i

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fr r 5 Euerir; Bulletin With which In Incorporated tlio "In dcnaudcnl." DANIEL LOGAN, Editor. TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1895. OBSERVATIONS. Native homo rulo hns still somo liold ovon under tho ropublic. Mr. Kamauoha wob oloctcd by a good majority ovor Mr. Richards this morning on Vico Sponkor. As Speaker Naoue will be soldom absent the election of Mr. Kamau oha can hardly be construed as being for the purposo of Rotting surcease from his much tilkingon the lloor. What do tho local knights of the willow think of this record, coming from London under dato of May 20: "Thoro has been a wonderful week's crickot. thirteon centuries having beon scored in tho big matohos. Nottingham made soven hundred and twonty six runs, tho rocord for county crickot, defeating Sussex by an innings and throe hundred and sovonty-eight runs." WHEREFORE THE CHANGE After removing yard refuse for two or throe years, tho men of tho gubige carts aro ordered bj tho Board of Health to leavo it alone, and only curry off housohold waste In consequence of those new instructions neoplo have to burn tho loaves that drop from their trees. Tuib causes n smoke nuisinco nil ovor town, besides groat danger of fno. You may keep your oars opon now for tho firo boll. It seems as if tho present government is ono of experiments. It jumps nt Jiew-fauglod notions and drops them after the oxpoiidituro of a heap of mono'. A white ago it imported a street sweopor, which filled the people's oyos with dust for a week or two and was then relegated to tho old iron yard. Why it bogan removing yurd ro fuso, and then all at onco stop ped, is something no follow can understand. Tho now rulo has al ready caused neighborly quarrels all over town, evorybody who has trees annoying first ono neighbor and thon another, according to tho way tho wind blows, At tho iamo tirao newspapers have never had raoro requests on file to call attention to unsanitary cpnditions. in regard to poi shops and other necessary institutions, than at tho present time. Let us bo consoled, however, by correspondence in American ynpors which represents this as "the host government the islands ever had.'1 FORMOSA. Russia's interference with tho acquisition by Japan of tho prizes she honorably and fairly won from China is probably to bo dobitod with tho unfortunato state of affairs in Formosa. Thoro is no doubt that the Chinoso, thus encouraged by Russia, aro at tho "bottom of tho Formosan declara tion of an "independent'' republic, whioh is as much of a fako ro public as some othors that might 1)0 named say in South and Central America. That the in stigation of tho rebellion against Japanese occupation has a Chi nese sourco is provod by tho fol lowing proclii mation thathai been pi-sted up in the island: China has beon so insulted by tho Japanese that all the Chinoso should be angry with thom. Thoroforo, we the literati and all tho populaco ought to join to gether and oppose tho Japanoso if thoy daro to land. If anyone sympathises with tho Japaneso thoy will bo soized and killed at onco. (Signed) All tho populaco of Formosa. Howovor, if Japan id not actual ly interforod with by Eussia, or Franco as tho tool of Russia Gormany as reportod having with drawn from tho aoticn against the poaco troaty thore is littlo doubt that she will mako shoitor work of tho For'nosan rebels than aho did of tho Chinoso in thoir resist ance to hor espousal of the causo of reform in Corea. Speaking of Coroa tho fino hand of outsido intriguo is mani fest thoro as well as in Corea. Tho Japan Qazetto rocoived by last mail Bays: "Tho politician who throughout Ihib tried to thwart Japan in all tho attompted inno vations has succeeded to power and once more tho queen's star is in tho ascondant. That lady is a romarkablo schemer and if thoro is one thing arouses her angor it is Japanose interference. Holl hath no fury liko a woman scorn ed, says Connreve, and it is not in an imperious woman's nature to forgivo tho haughty lecture Count Inouye felt called upon to read tho ambitious quoen. Japan, indeed, hns made a gravo error in seeking to reform Coroa by saga cious counsel. Thore is only ono way whereby that cesspool of cor ruption and cruelty can bo cloans ed and that is at the point of the bayonot. If Japan hesitates to use military forco it is not impos sible Russia may. Tho same paper quotes from a vernacular papor that "Corea is disgusted with Japanrso statesmen on soo ing tho result of their labor as shown by tho roturn of tho Liio tuiig Peninsula, and apparently thinks such a powerful nation as Eussia a raoro roliablo friend than tho small and powerless ompiro of Japan.'' It is further stated that Homo Minister Pak has intrigued with "tho henpeck ing queen" and initiated a policy so inimical to Japan that the pro Japanese Ministers havn reaigned. The advice of Court Inouye is ut terly disregarded, and it is said that "tho Powr upon whom Corea is now relying is raporUd to b making suspicious move ments, and Corea is like a vestal without a rudder drifting help lessly on the rough wavss of th ocean." Japan has a hard row to hoe, but since her adoption of civil ization and parliamentary govern ment she has done so well that it may fully bo hoped that she will como out of tho crucible well refiuod and bo a potent factor in the civilization of all Asia. IN ME MORI AM. (Mrs. John Phillips.) No morel the pulsing life is stilled. The Btnilo of other days is chilled, The crstwhilo ruddy bloom of health lias faded to tho huo cf death. No more hor spirit's gontly blush Can mantle o'er this awful hush, Nor life, nor thrijl can over stir This mortal residue of her. No moret She's loft this home of ours To rest 'neath sympathizing flowers, Whose sweetly sorrowful perfumo Broathss softly o'er her silent tomb. No morel No morel And grim despair Will occupy her vacant chair, Whilo years of bitterness will toll Tho anguish of this last farewell. No moro! 0, ye of little 'faith, Discern yo not the aftermath? A flood of radiance comes' afar Through heaven's shining gates ajar! The smilo that lived and died on earth Beams once again in heavenly birth, The hand unfettered by death's bond Waves baok to us a Ijeclcouiug fondl The chord of iiiubIc thnt wo hoard In lingering cadonce is transferred. The dream that slept within hor eyes Awakes to joy in Paradise! A riut.Ni). Jimly 5opie$ June 1$, 189. It cannot be denied that the roads in Honolulu and suburbs are kept in a very fair and good condition. The road supervis or is devoting all his time and as much money as he can get in keeping the roads in good order and the driving and rid ing public appreciates his ef forts. Nowadays, we do not drive intheold-fashioned brakes that used to shake the in sides out of the driver. We do not either patronize old stiff legged horses the motions of which were mild, only in com parison with riding on a rail out of a western town. Civil ization has advanced and we go right along with it. Ho nolulu can boast of as fine turnouts as any big cities in the United States. The horses used are of superior breed, and every stranger admires the fine stock seen in our streets and on the race track. But it is not given to everybody to possess horse and carriage. It takes monev to get them and to keep them, and for that rea son we are going to meet the demands of those to whom phaetons and thoroughbreds are a grade too high. Buy a Monarch and the roads of Ho nolulu will be equal pleasure to the rider of that famous wheel as they are to the swell horseman and driven. The Monarch bicycle is among the high grade wheels. It is now the favorite in the United States and the Monarch Cycle Manu facturing Company is simply unable to attend to the orders which are crowding in, so that it has to enlarge its factories trreatlv to meet the demand. We have succeeded in securing an invoice of eleven which will arrive here during the next week and we can offer them at a very reasonable figure. The Monarch frame is made of the best quality of spirally drawn Mannesmann Steel Tub ing and it is built for appear ance as well as for speed. The Monarch frame is very rigid, very strong, very light, very graceful and very comfortable. All Monarch bearings are fitted with the Binns Patent Ball Holder and Dust Protector, which makes it possible to re move the cones of all lateral bearings without disturbing the balls. The narrow tread on a bicy cle is the latest fad. The Monarch claims that there is a limit to all things and the Mon arch tread will oe 3-4 inches, which is the narrowest claim consistent with the safety of the rider. A Kingfisher bicycle lamp will perhaps be suitable for Waikiki, while a Demon lamp seems to indicate meeting with the mounted police. The Monarch racers for ladies and gentlemen will commend themselves to everybody who enjoys a spin. We will at some future day devote more space to fully describe the su perb bicycle. As soon as our invoice arrives we will invite you to inspect the wheel, if they are not all ordered before hand. The Hawaiian Hardware Co, Ltd. Oppoatt BpreckeU Block, 007 POST eB'X'RXCWXV. The New Free from Daiifcr of Explosion I Free from Unplcmnnt Odors! In using one of these stoves you have no long waits for t ho food to cook. Three Minutes after water is drawn from tho tap it is boiling, when one of those stoves are used. m The expense is trifling, as forty-five drops of gasoline a minute will give all the heat necessary. l" Call at tho Salesroom and see them in operation. C. V. STURDEVANT, Sole -A.grers.t Wnrlng Block, Borotanla Street. J. S. "WALKER, QEffEEW- AENT Fot THE HAWIN IsLfiDS ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LIVERPOOL, ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY OP LONDON, ALLANOE MARINE GEN. ASSURANCE CO. OF LONDON SUN INSURANCE COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO. WILHBLMA OF MAGDEBURG GENERAL INSURANCE CO NORTHWESTERN M. LIFE INS. CO., MILWAUKEE, SUN LIFE INS. CO. OF CANADA, LIFE, FIRE and MARINE RISKS, TAKEN at REASONABLE RATES. Roo ms 12 SPREOKELS P 0. Box 480. THE CHEAPEST PLACE ON THE ISLANDS TO Buy New Second-Hand .IS .CORNER OP King Nuuanu Sts. Look Out for the Best! And when founds make a not on. We bnvo a place now whero wo can show our Furniture to advantage, wo can put it in a position whore you will boo just what it will appear in your homo. If you will look in nt our win dows in tho WAitiNa Block, Fort and Borotania Streets, you will boo what we mean: BEDROOM, PARLOR and LIBRARY SUITS and all kinds of Furniture ready for your inspection and delivery lo your homes. THE CITY FURNITURE STORE And Undertaking Establishment, Cor. Fort and Boretania Sts., C-3m H. II. Williams, Manager. ALLEN ROBINSON. Doulors in Lumber and Coal and Building Materials of all kinds. Queon Street, Honolulu. Process! If you want a stovo that will cook woll and economically get a New Process Gasoline BLOCK Honolulu, H. I FOUND Telephone 245 Mutual FrjBNITURR AT THE I "XT' y Honolulu a. i. For Lease or Rent. Those desirablo Promises at present occupiod by MRS. P. Rooney, situate at "Wilder Ate nue. A fine residenco consisting of Parlor, Throe Bedrooms, Dining Room, Bath Room, Stor Room, Kitchen nnd Pantry, Servants' house, Stable and Car riage house. Large spaoious grounds planted with fruit anil crnamontal trees. Fruit trees now bearing fruit. Li mo and Lemon Trees, Alligator Pour Treos, etc. Also, a fino largo Pasturage. For particulars, apply to MR. P. J. TURNER, my27 tf at Lewis Co. ITor Sale One Doublo Seat Family Carriage, HarnesB and HorBe, very gontle, Enquire of Mrs. P. M. ROONEY, Wildor avenue near Piikoi stroet, or Mr. TURNER, my23 2w at Lewis Co. Pacific Trading Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Japanese GoodsI( 20S Fort Street. t J i-Jr HHMMdMl f-' i

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xr 'r-Tiv'rv?v j .".'Wlr 'fir-V T'S" w fVf' ''WEW EVENING BULLETIN, JUNE 18, 1895- 6- LOCALAND GENERAL. Tho W. 0. T. U. thia afternoon. is in Bosaion Choral Sooioty tico this ovoning. moets for prao- Stars bo in Baseball on Saturday. vs. Knmehamolms, The Loproay Board will sossion this ovoning, Punabou College commonco ment exoroiaea on Thursday. This ib tho eightieth anniver sary of tho battlo of Waterloo. Tho Amoricnn League will nominnto officers next Friday evening. Hawaiian Republican Club moots tonight at tho usual timo and placo. I mai3)neVf ih will ptWe their nent-. AJW;CJ THE POLCOURT. pjggj Jgj tf J, J Ex-covornor Everott roturnB to Maui this ovoning by, tho Liko like. Elder Noall and Jenson of the Mormon porBUaBion leavt for Mani tonight. The Govorutnont band gnv" a concort at the Exccutivo building this morning. The band concert at Emma Square lust night drow out a large and appreciative audiouce. V,f1mnnfl P. Dole, attorney at law, has a card in this paper. He is a couBin of tho President. Ministor King has recovered from tho effects of the grip suffi ciently to attend to business. Snnatoi- Baldwin did not got back from Maui in time to be presont at yesterday's session. Mr. Mclnorny 8 prize "ad" contest ws won by W. I'. John Bon. There wore florae 200 con testants. Luvey's auction roomt were crowded this morning with pooplo who got bargains in dry gooaa, etc.. at auction. MrB. Hofer, J. B. Hannike and tho Misses Lily and Lucy Wool bey wore bookrd to leavo on tho Mikahala this aftornoon. The gcnoral committoe on the Fourth ot July celebration will meet Saturday evening at the Ohambor of Commerce Professor Aloxandor read an interesting paper on Immigration at tho moetine of tho Social 'Bcienco Club nt tho reaidonce of J. B. Athorton Inst night. Thoro is a amall fortune in storo for the ontorprijinR individuals who will start a few wagons going for the removal of garbage that tho government carts refuse to touch. F. J. Krugor, practical watch maker, corner of Fort and Merch ant streets. Eopairing watchs a specialty. The celebrated Wien er Rogulutors. Juit tho thing for an appropriate present to your friend b. E. 0. Hall Son advertise their agency of the Monarch bicyole in their column. Tiro Conviction for Selling Liquor AVlthout n lilcoimo. Tho busin033 before Judgo Porry's Court this morning wbb transacted with ncatnoss and dispatch. Ono poor drunk put up $3 and was allowed to go. Another ono who had deposited $6 for his appearance had important busi ness oisewuore nna jus minor ordered the doll'tnt confiscated. Kahili and Mrs. Moku both ploadod guilty to Belling spiritu ous liquors without consulting tho licenso department. Sentonco was susnonded in, tmoh case until moved on by tho proseoutiori. Threo or four other cases were put off to future dates. The court then took up tho re plevin suit of J. M. Levea vs. Manuol Caroca, which waB com menced yesterday aftornoon. The caao resulted in a judgment for the defendant for tho property olaimod and $4.50 costs. Tho Court is now engaged in hoaring tho suit of David Butchor vb Kapiolani to recover $30 for work porformod. Defendant files a counter claim, tender and me chanic's lien. G. K. Davis for plaintiff and F. M. Hatch and L. A. Decker for defendant. THE GLORIOUS FOURTH; Inside pages are crowded with editorial and news matter deforrod yeaterday for want of apace. Look out for something new on iho Monarch bicyole by tho Ha waiian Hardware Co. in a suo coeding issue. John Phillips the plumber has removed from Kingstroet to the store formorly ocoupiod by Bailey, tho woven wiro man. C. R. Collins, harnosB makor, has removed to 337 King Street, -whero ho will bo pleased to moot all his old customers as well as now ones. The onlv arroBts mado to-day were thoso of a native girl for vio lating the registration law apd a Japanese for braking his labor contraot. "290'' is the number most fre quently callod over tho telephone wires. It rings up the United Cakriaqe Company's 'stand, whore Superior Hacks with safe and courtoous drivora, are always to bo found. A complete livery outfit, including buggiea and wag gonettes, furnished at tho short est notico. Nauici of Tliono Who CoiuprU 111 Various Committee. The following aro tho sub divisions of tho gonornl committeo to arrange for th Fourth of July celebration: General chairman, George W Smith; general sooretary, Joseph D Gilman; treasurer, Edwin A Jones; Salutes aud Band, J H J H Fisher, J A Konnody ;Financo, Col. W F Allen, E A Jones, J A McCandless, T F Lansing; Litor ary, Ed Towso, G V Castle, F B McStooker, Consul-General Ellis Mills, W W Hall; Sports, J W Jones, TB Murray, F B McStock or, C D CbuRo; Grounds and Pionic, J N Wright, W G Ashley, W P. Sims, C B BipWy, L O Abies; Decoration, Geo Strate moyer, J S Martin, W O Wilder, Jr., W P Boyd; Ball, J A Gilman, ME Grossman, Geo W Smith, L O Abies, W P Boyd. EDMUND ATTORNEY P. DOLE, AT LAW. "The Monarch will win" is an expression heard in bicycle races oftener than anything else. It has not yet been heard here because Monarch Bicycles have not yet been introduced, but when they are they will not take second place in speed, weight or quality of material. The Monarch is just what its name implies, the Kingt of bicycles and we are authorized agents for the Hawaiian Islands. This wheel is made by a comoanv whose standing in the manufacturing world is at the head; they are putting money in their wheels and selling them at a low price because they are not anxious to make themselves rich in a year. For that reason they have put the price within the reach of everyone. I he coming models m tne Monarch are No.'s 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12. These include racing and ladies' wheels. They are fitted with either "Demon" or "Kingfisher" lamps, and with this on the front end you can see so far ahead of you that nipnt ridinc is more of a plea sure than you have been used to. With a Monarch Bicycle you don't have to keep a lamp on the back to keep drivers from running over you; the mechanism is sucn that a nign rate of speed is attained with out much muscular power. our prices of the genuine Monarch wheel will be twenty five per cent less than you have ever heard of a first class bicycle being sold for. We can do it because we are the manufacturers' agents and have no middle man s profits to pay. Call at our store and examine our Agency papers and secure a handsomely illustrated cata logue. A second hand Columbia safety can be had of us very cheap, the owner wishing to dispose of it and buy a Monarcn. If you are sceptical call on us and learn that the place to buy the best bicycle is at E. O. Hall Son. Fort Klncr Streets. A Few of Our Specials Victoria Lawns 10 yards in a piece for 75c. Pure Linen Lawn 12 yards in a pioco for 1.50. Our Iffemr Blade Stockings for 25c. a pair; beat any ouality in town and absolutely fast color. Ladies9 Ribbed Undervcsts 7 for $1.00. Ladies'1 Chemises Linen, Lace Trimmed; 3 for $1.00. Our White Goods G yards for 1.00 is the best value evor offered. N. S. SACHS, 20 Fort Street, Honolulu, II. I. From the Baby Up to tho grand parents, tho whole family can derivo comfort, health and happiness from tho great temperance beverage, Hires' Root Beer. It is pre eminently a homo requisite mado at homo and drank at homo. Its delicious flavor, ics sparkling effervescence, and its remarkable health-giving qua lities, mako it invaluable as a refreshment for tho children and the grown-up folks. It is not only a strictly temperance bev orage, but a drink that satisfies every thirst; toning tho sto mach, building up tho system and creating an appetite for good, healthful food. There is only ono genuine HIRES' ROOTBEER A pure, hoalthful and honestly-made extract of Nature's best Hoots, Barks, Herbs and Berries Hires lloolucer. 318 Fort St. Telephone 91. 27-3UJB A Package of Extract makes Five Gallons of this Delicious Drink. C. R. COLLINS, MANUFACTUUKIt OK HARNESS AND SADDLERY, HAS EEMOVED TO 337 King St. Telepnono C62. 27-tf. riEnnE jones. t. a. sinrsoN. JONES SI3IPSON, Accountants Commission Aptx. HOUSE, LAND AND Made only by tho CHARLES E. HIRES CO., Philadelphia, U. S. A. Testiaso-oriisuLs "Your Root Doer ifl excellent as a bovorago and nets like a tonic. I would havo no other. Wo use it on our tnblo nil Bummer instead ot tea or water. Rev. M. L. Andabhsx, Pittsburgh, Pa., TJ. S. A." "I do not know how wo should got along without your Root Boor. We havo used it for a number ot years and think it the moat delicious drink, nnd so simple to mako. My fathor sells a groat many packages, especially during tho warm weather. Mns. S. W. Clahk, 211 Shawmut Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich., U. S. A." General ta: Conveyancing and Legal Docuuionts Drawn Up. DRAWINGS and TRACINGS MADE. tSfTrnnfllations in French, Gorman, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Italian and Hawaiian. Rills Collected and Accounta Adjusted. Ofllcc, !i08 Merchant Street. Central JVteat JVIaret Lovo'a Building, Nuuanu St. A FIB8T CLASS Morkot in every fcespect. Orders delivered promptly to all parts ot he city. WESTBROOK& GARES Proprietors. Telephone 154. May 20-tf. A New Abstract Office As a result of 15 yoars oxporienco in tho Abstract Business, I am proparod to mnko Abstracts of Titlo in a most thorough, accur ate, and complete manner and on short notico. F. W. Makinney. In W. O. Smith's Offico, 318 Fort Street. myl3, TOBBEES: Hobron Drug Company Wholesale) Druggist Benson, Smith Company. HoLMSTEit Drug Company, L'd Lewis Company Grocers OOE-AJSTIO Steamship Go FOR SAN FRANCISCO. THE Al STEAMSHIP tfc AUSTRALIA WILL LEAVE HONOLULU FOB TUB ADOVJt POUT OK Monday, June 24, AT 4 O'CLOCK P. M. The undersigned are now prepared to Issue Through Tickets from this City to all points In the United States. ew For further particulars regarding Freight or Passage, apply to Wit. G. IRWIN CO., L'd, 10-7 1 General Agents. C. R. COLLINS, MANUFACTBKER OP Harness Saddlery HAS REMOVED TO 337 King Street. lCtf ASK YOUlt GROCER Fon Patent Excellent Flodb. Highest grado Flour on tho market. Cost tho eamo as all other first-class' 1 grades. 5-3 .-MK!W wjfc. -tfV "K -r- 3is v j4i

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y t r T"'wri" f ip "t wgfm' v sw onfjfr 'MJaT'iMB r pr EVENING BULLETIN, JUNE 18, 1895 yry "t 1;- Js'w'iiiiiPPipiP'11 THEO, BE DAVIESS CO x-.iaiTDsnD. Importers of White Brothers' Cement, Corrugated Iron Roofing, Galvanized Water Pipe, Paints and Oils. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, Roche Harbor Lime, C. C. Fine Flour, Hay, Grain, and Groceries, Hardware and Cutlery, Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Elo. C.E."Williams&Son HJSTA.BIjISKBIID 1 SB. fbe Largest Stock of Bedroom Sets Eer imported to Honolulu. Eight Different Styles to select from. Prices are a clincher IFiROM 3SSOO TXF. Alio Tine Lot ot 0HIFFOMIBR8 M the Latest Dedn and Pattern. Special Feature No. 1 White Seamless Hatting Far Roll el 40 Tarda, 1149. And a Fine Quality for $9 per Roll. Headquarters for Baby Carriages I tsr TELEPHONE 179 -a iPioneer Furniture Hons 6P.9 .AJSP 6J.1 KING- STREET L B. KERR DIRECT IMPOKTUIS OF European American HAS JUST RECEIVED A Complete JEW j3 TOCK ..OF.. BBESS GOODS Victoria Lawns, Dimities, India Linens, Nainsooks, Sateens. Cotton Pongees, Scotch GinghniiiN, Uandkercbicfs, Hosiery, Ribbons, Laces, Flowors and FeiSherg, HVIJLOIt HATS Flannelettes, Ceylon Shirting, Cretonnes. Art Muslins, Curtains, Mosquito Nets, Plain Twilled Cotton 4.nd tho celobrated "MADAPOLAMS" For Ladies and Children's Underclothing, ALSO The Largest cf Best Selected Stock In the Island) of Suiting, Serges, Trousering, etc.. Sole Agent for the Popular At Popular Prices. Queen Street, Honolulu, no. U Dry Qbs Jewelry Our Stock of 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. Jewelry in special designs manufactur ed to order on short notice. jacobsenTpfeiffer. P. O. Box 287. Fort Street. it AND JPBODUCE COMPANY. G. Cavanachi, Manager. Opposite O. II. r Depot on Kins Streot 3r act. o o aa 3Gt i an s f Provisions, Ico IIouso Goods, Fish, Vege tables, Frozen Oysters, Etc., Etc. Received by every steamer from Sail Francisco and Vancouver. EST Tho Shipping Trade Supplied J53 Telephone No. 7tiS. Wm. G. Irwin Co. (liIUITED). Wm. G. Irwin, President and Manager Olaufl Spreckols, Vico-President W. M. Giffard. Secretary and Treasurer Thoo. 0. Porter, Auditor Sugar Factors AND Commission Agents. AGENTS OF THE OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF SAN FBANOTSCO, CAL. Sons of tho Revolution. A meeting of tho Sons of tho American Involution took placo nt tho offico of tho Hawaiian Xn- vostmont Company at noon yoa terday. Thoro wore about twonty gontlcmon present, who elected tho following ofilcors to servo for the ensuing your: P. C. Jones, Preidont; Ghiof Justice A. F. Judd,Vico-prosidout;John Effing- or, soorotary; Prof. W. D. Alex ander, Registrar; W. J. Forbos, Treasuror, nnd Rot. D. P. Birnio, J. W. Jones and H. W. Sovoranco to act with tho officers as a Board of Managors. Tnspeotor General Atkinson is homo again. Our morning contemporary's spocial artist made some good drawings of several members of the Senate while tho reading of tho Rules of tho Sauato was going on. to CiTo US: Tourists. Ill LAituunuinnm m, rnitnnnnnir. K June 6th, 1895. It is the object of all good citi zens to draw as many tourists to tho country as possible. The peo ple who trayel for pleasuro nro. as a rule, well suppliod with money, and whorovor they go they loavo money bohind. AH classes benefit tho moro money is sot in circulation. But to got tourists bore, it is necessary to hold out inducomonts to them. Thoy must know that they can get first class acoomrnodntion, .nd that thoy will find a first class table A good table can bo sot in ovory hotol, boarding houso and private houso if those in chargo know what and whore to buy. I can recommend choico block butter which I rocoivo by ovory Austra lia. It is of an oxcellont and uniform quality from one cream ery. Fresh island butter I get by every W.G.Hall, lean also recom mend superior family hams, and I always keep a full assortment of everything in tho grocery line. My prices are as low as tho low est, and island orders are prompt ly attended to. CHARLES HUSTAOE, Lincoln Block, King streot. Tel. 119. ju5 r MRS. AUG. DARROW. Montrose, Pa., Sept. 25, 18W. Wells, Richardson Co., Gentlemen: I was very much run down, had no appetite at all, was very nervous, had no sleop night or day; to sum it all up, I was perfectly wrctehcd.a But thanks to Pnino's Celery Compound I can now eat and sleep and work just ps woll as I could beforo I was token sick. When I commenced taking tho Compound I weighed 130 pounds; J now weigh 153 pounds and do all the work for my family of fixe. I have recommended tho Compound to three families already and thoy are very muohjplensed with it. I nm now taking my fifth bottle, and would recommend It to all who aro suffering with stomach trouble or nervous trouble. Yours respectfully, MRS. AUG. DARROW. Fame's Celery Compound HOJLLISTEK DRUG "Wholesalo Agents for tho Hawaiian Islands. Millinery! COMMENCING TO-DAY, AND LASTING Friday, Saturday and Monday, I WILL SELL I V M I I MMMI MM lM Worth S5 to 89 for $2 EACH. XjacLies' i Worth 81 to S2.G0 for 35c. EACH. Flowers, Feathers, Birds, Algerlctcs, Etc. in rnoroimoN. E2T Como nnd examino the stock JE2 C-This Sale will last only from the 12th to the 17tli In clusive. J. I, MAN S tfl4 FORT STREET. HOP HING- CO. 402 HOTEL STREET. Wholesnlo Denlors in Liquors Manila Cigars AND General Chinese Merchandise soon as Nut Oils, Rice, Matting, Chinese Silks, Teas, Etc. English and American Groceries By Every Coast Steamer. TELEPHONE No. 147. Ladies IrimmcQ Tntrimmed Hats Perfectly PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND RES TORED MRS. DARROW TO HEATH ANDIHAPPINESS. Thisliis the Medicine That&Makes PeoDleHWell IS FOR SALE BY THE n A chnnco to get a PAIR OF SHOES ron Ten Minutes' Work! The question among tho business meu of Honolulu is DOES ADVERTISING PAY? To solve tho problem as well as to ascortain whethor advertisements at tract tbo attention of nowspnper renders, wo offer n pnir of our best $5.00 shoes ($0.50 nnywhoro olso) to tho person who send us, under tho bend of "Wanted," tho clovorcst advertisement of our shoes. It must bo original, concise, and to tho point. It must not bo longer than aDy ordinary want nd. found iu tho daily papers. Advortiscmcnt to bo written on ono sido of whito pnpor nnd signed by tho competitor's full nnmo nnd nddress. Stnto the nnmo of tho pnpor in which you saw this notico and oncloso your ef fort in nn envelope mnrked: Mclncmy's Shoe Store, Honolulu. Ad. Competition. Tho nttention of out-of-town sub scribers is particularly called to this competition Wo want your ad. Honolulu competitors may drop their envelopes in tho box jnst insido tho store door. Competition Closes at Noon, June 15, 1895. Comnotcnt indenn will ilnnMn nln entitled to the prize. Mclnerny's SHOE STORE, HONOLULU. W. F. 0'HALLARON Estimates Given on Brick, Stone Wooden Buildings Jobbing Promptly Attended to. 73 King Street, Redward's Old Stand. in IDEA Wretched i r 'fcitoitfl bJkt4jbi&&-iM&uJ.'.4k4LJ-A.9

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EVENING BULLETIN, JUNE 18, 1895. -,Y HP" 1 We Have the Best If you will oxamino our stock of Furniture and Hon ise You will Style 9 tmlity They Stand Unequalled in Honolulu ESs?" Our Goods received by vessels just from tho Coast are artistic in tho minutest detail. 1ST" AN INSPECTION INVITED J&l Ordway So Porter, Hotel Street, Robinson Block. Stop That Cough I ough HOLLISTER DRUG CO. 523 Fort St.rt. Medical Hall, 316 Fort Street. IT PROVED to me that good goods ;md low prices ai'e still appreciated in Ho nolulu. I therefore intend to give my customers and the public in general another opportunity. I beg to call attention to the special bargains in our line of Wool Goods, Cashmere, Sale will commence TSK. S. ort, Tolophono No. 240. LEWIS CO., WHOLESALE RETAIL m GROCERS m 111 Fort Street, Honolulu- Evening Bulletin M B rurnisning that for and Prices C ougtas p olds. Flannelettes Flannels. MONDAY, April 22d. LEVY, Street. P. 0. Box 297 50e. per Montli COURT RECORD Wiilcrliouiia vn. IMiiioikI lUntUm nt Clniniliorx. Tho Juno to nn of tho Snpromo Court openod yesterday morning. J. T. Waterhouse and otliors vs. W W Dimond and othors occupied tho timo well into tho aftornoon. Hartwoll for jilaintitru-nppolhmt; Hatch. Cartor and Kinney for de fendants. CIRCUIT OHAMHEKS. It is btipulatod by tlio partios that August Strohm vs V F Wil son, A Cookburn nnd A MoDow oll, assumpsit for .$21, bo heard in vnoition. This is a suit arising from tho attempt of McDowoll to float the steamship Miowera. F. A. Schaofer has filed a waivor of commissions ns adminibtrator under tho will of tho lato 0. P. von Mengerson. Antonio J. Lopez has Clod a bill of exceptions against tho vor diot of u jury for $1,900 in favor of F. W. McChesnoy, assignee in bankruptcy of C. L. Brito. J. It. Holt, Jr., plaintifl', by his attornoys, Carter and Kinney ,has filed exceptions and objections to tho exceptions of George Lycur gus and others, defendants, in n suit decided in favor of plaintifl' at tho luto term, Satisfaction of judgment for $191 '31 has boon filed in tho Dis trict Court oaso of J. F. Colbum vs "W. 0. Achi and Lau Chong. Judgo "Whiting has admitted tho will of Mole Kealaiki to pro bate and appointed Kuhahawai administrator under $50J bond. Kahookano for petitioner. Tho accounts of J. Pno, guard ian of Koalohaokalani, havo boon approved by Judgo W biting. m m THE DISTRICT COURT. ICiiu Found otUulty ol Kmlicz.la iiiont n iul I)lcliiirt:cil. Judfio Perry yesterday rondorod bis decision in tho case of W. H. Kupu, who was tried for embezzle mont lust wook. Tho Court de cided that tho prosooution had not made out its caso and ordered tho dischargo of tho defendant. Pnia (v) pleaded guilty to violating tho law relating to prostitutes and was fined $3 and sontonced to thirty days' hard labor. John Montgomery, John Sulli van und Paul Volnal ploaded guilty lo feloniously taking, steal ing and carrying awny tho yacht fionnio Dundeo, and woro com mitted for triul at the next term of tho Circuit Court. Tho trial of A. J. Forroira for soiling liquor wituout a liconso resulted in his boing found guilty and sentenced to pay n fine of 100 and $3.30 costs. The Court was engagod in civil business in the aftornoon, Sonator Cecil lirown is tho only logal luminary in tho upper house. The Senate chamber has boon roarrangod so as to allow seats for about twenty spectators. A copy of the Standard Dic tionary lutely introduced hero has boon added to the law library, Tho littlo missionary sohoonor Hiram Bingham Bailed for tho Gilbert Islands at 4 o'olook yes torduy. Religious oxorcisen woro held previous to her departure John Noill, ox-fire marshal, with his wifo and daughtor, aro wolcomed by a host of friends, on their visit to town after a long residonce on Maui. Among thoso who loft on tho Coptic wore F. A. Sohaofor and Miss lrmgard Sobaefer, who will spond two months on the coast. Thoy oxrioct to roturn on tho stoamer leaving Saa Franoisco on August 29th. JUST RECEIVED PER S. S. AUSTRALIA, A to Line of Furniture Coverings Witb Gimps and Cords to Match. Chenille Portierres Chenille Tablecovers PLAIN COTTON CRAPES IN EVENING SHADES, FIGURED COTTON CRAPES. White Coli Ms Girt from 25c, In 1. w pL B. F. EHLERS fe GO. New Fin New Fur JUST u&.'Ee.'J&X'TT'JEHD A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Top Roll and Other Office Desks Which wo avo soiling at prices unheard of in Honolulu. HOPP No 74 Kliifr Strool, It has been remarked by visitors tuat lor vanoty of goods, quality and ttyle, tho shops of Honolulu compare favorably with thoso in tho largest cities in tho United States. Theso remarks aro not strange to us becauso wo aro familiar with tho needs of tho people, wo know that their tastes aro tho same as othor people, though they aro to a degree isolated from tho rest of tho world. But thoy aro a reading peoplo and thoy aro apt scholars; thoy havo tho samo amount of ability to copy tlio ideas or otnors or create now ones as tho ladies of Now York or Boston. To cator to tho tastes of tho diil'oront people hero requires tact, ability and coin; in tho selection of oods, both as to design, quality and price, all of tlio business qualifications of man aro brought into play. If wo did not exorcise 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, whon every othor dealer in Hono lulu soils tho identical goods for sovontv-nvo conts ana a dollar. Nor do wo confine ourselves to a single shade wo havo them in endless va riety. Tho samo may bo said of our stock of all-wool flannels. Who ever heard of thom going for less than fifty conts a yard. Thoy bring that because thoy are worth it to any one who wants thom, but wo lot thom go to you at thirty-five cents a yard, or threo 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 every description ever shown in Honolulu. A drive in shoes interests every one our stock includes all sorts and conditions for mon, women and children, und to go with tho shoos wo have a wonderful collection of hosiery for ladies. 11 llLEl FASHION, 510 Fort Street. nit ire! nltnre GO o Honolulu, IT. I. Empire Saloon Corner Xuiimiu .V lintel Street. E. N. Requa, Manager. I JJ11JUU1.U) XX1UU PORTERS, Etc., ON DRAUGHT. Half-and-Half on Draught sfcsATx: Handmade Sour Mash A SPECIALTY. Criterion Saloon l'ort iir lintel Street". 0. J. McOaiitiiy, Manager. Popular Branfls of Strai&M Goods ALWAYS 0.V HAND. Try tlio Great Appotizor: The Jiroxvnlo CocJitall! A Specialty with this Resort. nr.roT of the Famous "Wiohvnd lugor Iloor! AT THE ANCHOR Southeast Cor. King k Nuuann Sts. Oyator Cocktails I Sauor Brunnon t ITredoricksbnrg Boor I Straight and Mixed Drinks Of All KindH and Best Quality. Merchants' Exchange S. I. SHAW, Proprietor. Corner King Mutiiyiu Streets, Honolulu Choice Liquors anil Fine Boor. Tolopliori.o -4LOX. HO YEN KEE&CO., 5.1 Twvaeua.M Ctxoot, TINSMITHS, PLUMBING, Etc.. Etc. Crockery nnd Glassware ED. C. ROWE, Houhe, Sign nud Ornamental PAINTER Papor Hanger and Decorator. MANUFACTUREl! OP Helve's Liquid Slating. 020 King Street. 8-3 m J m iV "J& tar v mi a.

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F 8 vr f INDUMNE A COLD WATER PAINT Especially Designed For INSIDE Work on Faclories and Public Buildings. It is n dry powder which enn bo pre pared for ubo by simply stirring .in COLD WATER and cnu bo applied by anyono and will always produco good work. It is VERY WHITE, extremely re iloctivo mid hardens on a wnllJiko stono nud will take nny tint. It will Inst for years, mid is ivnnncclcd by gases. Ono cont covers better than two ooats of oil paint or wluowanh. It can bo tucd on uny surface and for nil classes of work, oven for tho Quest decorntiug. It will not rub, scalo or crack, nor will it Bofteu with ago or dif color. It will not sot in tho mixing vessel, in fact it improves by lauding nfowdnjs. It can bo used to good advantage over old whitewash without pcrnping. IT DRIES OUT WHITE AFTER .BEING WET. It ii cheaper than whitewash, durability considered. It is supplied in barrels from 1)00 to 400 lbs., nlso in boxes or 100, CO mid 25 pounds. This is for OUTSIDE Work, Such as Fences, OutbuiWiuus and La borer? Quarters. It is r, tliick paste to bo diluted with cold water; stands rain and exjtosuro as well ns oil paint, and costs bat n fraction ns much. It is fire resisting as it contains no oil, and has no equal as n light rellector in dark bnso meats, damp cellars nnA similar places. It is supplied in colors. ....FOR SALE BY.... C-. Mil GO. LIMITED. Agents for the Hawaiian Islands. ti-ttc Hawaiian Invegtaienii COMPANY Real Estate Agents Loans Negotiated Records Searched Bills Collected Notary Public and Accountant Work promptly attended to. Office 13 and 15 Kaahuirmnu street. Telephone G39. juLl tf WRIGHT BROS. FORT STREET, noxt to Lucns' Mill Ships' Blacksmithing, Carriage Building and Repairing Drays, Carts and Wagon Building WINDLASSES For PULLING UP Trees A SPECIALTY J. J. Sullivan, President T. IIucklev. Sco'v. Fasliion Staples Co.3L'fl. Honolulu, II. I. Sullivan Buckley, Man'g'rs. FINEST EQUIPPED CARRIAGES in tbo City, with Compotent and Cnro ful Drivers. CSTTouriBta and others desirous of viow ing tho most dcsiralilo prints of inter est in and nbout tho City will do well to sccuro ono of our Carriages. GENTLE SADDLE HOUSES, For Ladies or Gentlemen, always on hand. Stand at the Pantheon Stables, Corner of Fort and Hotel Streets. Tolephone: Hnw'n Hotel Stables, 32. Pantheon Stnbles, 81. i-tt Fushion Stables, 148. NT S URINE n I Wilifi.r' steamsMp Co- TIME TABLE O. h. WIGHT, Prei. B. B. IIOSK, Bm. 0pt. J. A. KINQ.'Port Bnpt. Stmr.KINAU, OLAHKE, Comoundtr, Will Ut Honolulu ta t. m.. touching at Lhaln, MaalMa Bat and Mnkena the fame day; Kahokona, Kawaihae and Lau pahoehoe tho following day, antrlng at 'Hllo tke tame evening. LKAVK8 IIOMOI.UTU. ABRtVES HONOLULU. Tnosday. ,tuno25 Tue-day. .July 2 Friday July 5 Fridriy July12 ITuesdiiy.. .Julrlfi Tuesday. .July 23 .Friday Jnlv'2'1 Friday.. Aug. 2 Tuesday... .Aue. fl Toeedny Auc 13 Friday Aur. 10 FHciv Aug. 2.4 Taesday. ...Aug. j Tuewlay ...Pept. 3 Friday Bepr 0 FtiiUy. ...fept.13 Tuesday ...Ri-pt. 17 Tnwly....Bepr, 21 Friday 8pt.!27 FHitav (Ic. 4 Tuesday Oct. K TuxxJay Oct. 15 Friday ..Oc.10 Friday Octi". Tuowlay Oct. 29 To-etiay No. 5 Vrldav Nov. K Friday Nov. 10 Tnelny. Nov. '0 Tunlay Nov. 21 Fridav Nov. J! Kriday Peo. 0 Tnidny. IVo, 10 Tun'ilav Dc. 17 Frlilwr. tw "O Krlilav Pop '.'7 Batanung, will i ilUo at 1 o'clock r. toncnlng at Luapahoohoe, Mahu kona and Kawalhae same day; Makena, Maalaea Bay ami Labaina the following day; arriving at Honolulu the afternoons of Tuesdays and Friday s. gmr No Freight will be received after 12 noon on day of sailing. Stmr. CLAUDINE, CAMERON. Gomaunder, Will leava Honolulu Tuesdays at 0 r. if.. touching at Kahulnl. Hana, Hamoa ana Klpahulu, Maul. Keturnlng arrives at Honolulu Sunday mornings Will call at Mua, Knapo, on second trip of each month. No Frelcht will be received after 1 r. ic. on day of sailing. This Company will reserves the right to make changes in the time of departme and arrival of its steamers without notice and it will not be responsible for any emtio quences arising thnrefrom. onslgnecs must be at the Landings to receive their Freight; this Company will not hold Itself responsible for freight after it lias been landed. Live Stock only at owner's risk. This Company will not be responsible for Money or Valuables of passengers unless placed In the care of Pursers. Pbseenpers arc requested to purchase tickets before embarking. Those failing to do so will bo subject to an additional charge of twenty-five per cent. IM. 6. IRWIN GO. (Llxxiltol) -OFFER FOB SALE- FERTILIZERS ALEX. CROSS SONS' Celebrated 111 Graflo Cans Hanurs.v We are alio prepared to take orders for XCesara. IT. Olilonidt to Oo.'h 'Vartlllzora, Insuring prompt delivery. BOILED LUCOL! Ttll. la m nKMa tl.lH4 nil earning less pigment than Linseed Oil, nuo giving a lflBtlng brilliancy to color-. Used with drier It gives a splendid Cmi surface. X-ixaae, Oement, Refined Sugars, Salmon, Palrbank Canning Coi Corned Beet PARAFFINS PAINT CO.'B Componnds, Rooting Papers, liid'i Patent Staam Plpi Coutlej. JarboM' Diamond, Enamel ft Ever laitlng Paint Especially designed for Vacuum Pans. iin Comer King and Alakca Streets. CAMAM'S REFRIGERATORS BY EVEKY STEAMER From San Francisco with Fresh Fruits, Oysters, Salmon, Poultry, Etc., Etc, Etc. Subscribe the Evening Bulletin. SO centa ptr month. CalmiaFrntMe 23aT2X& DSTE-V-S AltltlVALS. Ilnrk Albert, Griffiths, from Port Gamble, blmr W G Hall, Simcruon, flora Hawaii and Maui. DErAHTUUKfl. Stmr Kanla, Brown, for circuit of Onhu ntl) am. Stmr Kilauea Uou, Anilrowa, for Hawaii At 11 Ul. VKSSEL8 LEAVING TODAY. Htwr Llkeliko, Weisbnrtb, for Mnui at 5puu IMPOIIT8. Per bark Albert 720,000 feet of lumber, consigned to II HackfeldA Co. CAIlOOhS PerLikellko 4939 bngg migar, 443 bgs spuds, 145 bgs corn, 53 hogs, 07 bdls hides, 1 1 bbln tnllow, 70pkg3Mindn'e. Shipping Notes. The U. 8. 8 Bennington is taking on 275 tons of conl. The steamer Clnmliue will completo re pairn on tho marino milwny by the end of the week. The yacht Sprny lias tnkon tbo place of tbo PhilHclclphla in nnvnl row. It Is paint ed a vhirt crieit after the tasto of its ilibor. limn muster, mid gives a fresh tinge to tho mouotonouH view. Tlio hchounnr Aloha docked at Ilrowcr whnrf this morning, having completed un londiug her .ivo iroigbt at the railway whnrf. The Occidental mid Orlcntul Strnmslilt) "Coptic" II. 8t. Ceo. Lindsay K. N. K. Com ranndcr, nrrhed Sundii) fiom Hong-Kong la AmoJ, Nagasaki, Kobe and Yokolmnui, and reports tliat flio left Hong-Kong, May 28tli; left Amoy. .May JJOtli; left Nagasaki JuneUt; left Kobe, Juno 4tli; left Vokolmmn, June Ttli arrived at Honolulu June 10th at 12 in. Fine ucntlicr tlirougbout. The fol owing tiro booked to leave on tho Llkeliko this afternoon: MIsh (Jruco Cooke, C F Alexander, T W hvcrott and servnut, Misrt lEIchnnlHon, Masters IticWdson (2), Mr. Hum, Llder Jamen, Elder Noall, Mrs NoalJ, Mrs Cuptatu Jucobsen and 2 chil dren. Island Ktcnmers leaving today ore loaded with Chiueso merchandiho received bv tlio Coptic. Tho Tillio Stnrbuok will bo likely to get away this weok at the rate sho is boiug loaded, Por W. G. Hall 2,747 bags sugar, 149 bags nwo, 10 bdls hides, 2 bdls goat skins, 25 heud cattle, 1C8 pkg sundries, 1 horse, 5 bngs coflco. The bark Albert comrnoncod unloading her decklond of lnmber at Wilder'a wharf this aftrrnoou. Tho Helen Brewer sailed this aft ir noon at .'1 o'clock for New York. She took 2800 toud of second grade, sugar. The rvuaway sailors wero replaced by Japaneue, no others being obtainable. LOCAL AND GENERAL. COO Dozen Socks, just received at Tracy's $1.50 to 2.40 per dozen. Ludies-Dr. Jnfgor's Uiiderwour at vorv Inw prices to closo out nt Tracy's. Tlie famous E. ,t "W. (Earl t Wilson) Collars mid Oufls in lat est feliapes at Tracy's. Full assortment of sizes in Jaeger's Sanitary Voolon Under Wear for Men and Womon at very low prices t Tracy's. Meclianics' Home, corner Hotel and Nuunnu streets, lodging by day, week or month. Terms: 25 and CO conts por night; $1, nud SI 25 por week. City Carriarge Co., J. S And rado. mnnnger. It you waul a hack with good horso and dire ful driver ring up iVlephono 113, corner of Fort and Morchpnt streets. Haok nt all hours. Notico Brown it Kuboy, whole sale and retail de:tlors in "Watches, Clocks, Jowelry andiPlatod Goods, formerly of Tho Masonic Block, have taken the store lately ooou pied by Sohnrf's Nows Stand in tho Arlington Block on Hotel streets. G. R. Harrison, practical piano and organ maker and tuner, can furnish best factory references. Orders left at Hawaiian Nows Co. will receive prompt attention. All work guaranteed to bo tho same os dono in factory. Haying used Chamberlain's CougbBemedy in my family and found it tobea first-class artiolo, I take ploasuro in reoommonding it to my friends. J. T. Foster, Wostport. Cal. For solo by all dealors. Bonson, Smith Co., Agonts Hawaiian Islands. If you want your watch repair ed, if you want jowolry made up neatly. If you want souvenir spoons, or anything in tho jowol ry line. H. G. Biart, at O. Gertz'a storo, Fort street, is your man. He was for ten years tho prac tical watchmakor for Wonner Co Canadian-Australian Steamship Line Steamers of tho above Lino running in connection wjth the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY" Between Vancouver, B. O., and Sydney, N. S. W., and calling nt Victoria, B. 0.'r Honolulu and Suva (Fiji), AEE ODTTJE .A-l1 KCOnSTOIjXJIjTT On or about tho dates bolow stated, viz.: l'rom Sydney nnd Suva, for Victoria mid Vnuoouvcr, II. C.t Stmr "Miowcra" July 2 Stmr "Wnrrimoo" Angust 1 Stmr "Miowcra" September 1 Through Tickets issued l'rom Honolulu to Ciinada, United States and Kurope. VKEIOIIT AND PASanNOEIt AGENTS! D. MoNicoijL, Montreal, Cannda. Kobeut Keiik, Winnipeg, Canada. M. M. Steiin, San Franoisco, Cal. G. MoL. BitowN, Vancouver, B. O. Australian Mail Service. For San Francisco: Tho Now and Fino Al Steel Steamship "ALAMEDA" Of tho Oceanic Steamship Company will bo duo at Honolulu from Sydney nnd Auckland on or nbout Juno 27tli, And will lenvo for tho above port with Mails and Pabsongors on or nlxmt that date. For Sydney and Auckland: Tho Now nnd Fine Al Sicel Steamship "MONOWAI" Of tho Oceanic Steamship Company will bo duo at Honolulu from Snu Francisco on or nbout July 4tli, And will hnvo prompt despatch with Mails nnd Passengers for tho abovo ports. Tho undersigned nro now prepared to issuo Through Tickets to All Points in tho United States. EST'For furthor particulars regarding Freight or Passage apply to WM. G. IRWIN CO., L'd, l-tf Geuoral Agents. ri PlTTTIO "2?E4'fcl0 LOCAL LINE S. S. AUSTRALIA. Arrivo Honolulu Lenvo Honolulu from S. F. for S. F. Junj 21 June 21 July 15 July 20 Aug. 0 Aug. 11 Sept. 2 Sept.7 Sopt. 30 Oct.2 Oct. 21 ,....Oct.27 Nov. 15 Nov. 20 THROUGH LINE From San Francisco for Sydney. From Sydnoy for Sau Francisco. Arriie Honolulu. Leave Honolulu, Oceanic Steamship Co Oceanic Steamship Monowai...July 4 Alameda. .Juno 27 Alameda. ...Ang. 1 Mariposa.. .July 25 Mariposa.. Aug. 29 Monowni Aug. 22 Moiiowai..Sopt. 20 Alameda... Sopt. 10 Alameda ..Oct. 21 Mariposa. Oct. 17 FITS CURED (From U. 3. Journal tf Medicine.) Prof.W.lI.rceko.who makes a tptcl&lty of Epllcpty, has without doubt treated and cured mora cases than nny living Physician ;hlaaucccsalBastoi)Ulilig. Wo bavohcardofcascaofSOyears'standlngcurcdbylilm. He publlshcsavaluablework on thia disease which bo sends with a large bottle of bla absolute cure, free to any sufferer who may tend their P.O. and Express nd dress. Wo advise anyone wishing a cure to address, Prof. W. U. PEEKH, g. P., 4 Cedar SU, Mew York. 1ST. I BURGKESS 18 NOW FltErARED TO Repair Garden Hose, Sprinklers, Wa ter Taps, Etc., Etc. Saw Filing nnd nil kinds of Tools Sharp ened, including Carving Knives nnd Scis sors. Lawn Mowora n specialty. Also, Sotting Glass in fact nil kinds of Job bing. Work colled for and returned. Iting up Telephone 852. l-tf jgM l'rom Vlctorln nml Ynnrniiwr, It. C for Kiln nml Hjilnryi Stmr "Wnrrimoo" Juno 24' Stmr "Miowern" July 21 Stmr "Wnrrimoo" August 21' C3T For Freight and Passago and all General Information, apply to THE0. H. DAVIES CO., L'd Agents for tho Hnwniian Islands. Pacific Mail (hm Co. AND Tlin Offfilflental Oriental StcamsLip Oo For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG: Steamers of tho nbovo Companies will call at Honolulu on their way to the nbovo ports on or nbout tho following dates: Stmr Coptic July 10, 1893 btmr City of Peking. Aug. 10, 1895 Smr Copho Sept. 19, 1895 Stmr Oluun Oct. 29, 1895 Stmr Coptic Nov. 28, 1895 Stmr City of Peking Dec. 28, 1893 For SAN FRANCISCO: Steamers of tho nlwo Compnnics will call at Honolulu on their way from Hongkong nnd Yokohama to tho above port on or about tho following dales: Stmr Coptic Juno 17,1895 Stmr City of Peking. Julv 17, 1895 Stmr Uelgio Aug. 9, 1895 Stmr City of Bio de Janeiro Sept.G, 1895 Stmr China October 0, 1895 Stmr Coptic Nov. 0, 1895 Stmr City of Poking. Dec. 0, 1895 Stmr Coptic .Tnn. 15, 189fi Stmr China Feb. 21, 189(5 Rates of Passage are as follows: TO YOKO- TO 1IOKO HAMA. KO.NO. Cabin 8150.00 8175.00 Cabin, round trip, 4 mouths 225.00 2G2.50 Cabin, round trip, 12 months 202.50 310.25 European Steerago 85.00 100.00 CSTPabscugcrs paying full faro will bo allowed 10 percent off return faro if re turning within twelvo months. CSTFor Freight nnd Pnssngo apply to H. HACKFELD CO., ltf Agents. Building Lots! At WAIKIK1 on car lino and on PA LAMA KOAD near Fertilizing Plaut. These Lots are Very Cheap and Sold on Easy Terms. Desirablo Acre Tracts near tlio city and other Properties for snlo. BRUCE, WARING CO., Dealers in Lots nnd Lauds, l-tf 503 Fort Streot, near King. Regan Vapor Pacific Gas Engines Laite THE BEST IN THE MAHKET. They cannot bo surpassed for motive power. ES-SEND FOR CATALOGUER jos. tTnker, Solo Agont, Nnuanu Street. Ut TO LET. Houses Furnished and Unfurnished. LAND for SALE. DAVID DAYTON. 13-tf 42 Merchant Street, ri V '.V iJfr .ttlib-tt i.A