Evening Bulletin (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii])
July 6, 1895

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jBggtggjgggg v i ulleti enrag "With, -which, is Incorporated the "Independents VOL. 1. NO. 42. HONOLULU, H. I., SATURDAY, JULY 6. 1895. PRICE 5 CENTS. TTxr MM Wv THE ,ve9ii Bulletin Vlth which Is Incorporated the Independent. 'Hawaiian Copyright by A. V. Qeaii, Juno 22, 180.". Published every day except Sunday nt GOO King Street, Honolulu, II. I. sunsciiuTioN' iiati:m. Per Month, nnywhoro in tho Hn- walinn iBlands 8 75 Por Year. 8 00 Per Ycnr, postpaid to Amcricn, Canndn, or lexico 1000 n'Por Year, postpaid, othor Foreign Countries 13 00 Pnynlilo Invnrlnlilv In Ailvnlieo. Advert iHemenlfl unaccompanied by specific instructions inserted till ordered out Advertisements discontinued beforo expiration of upecillcd period will bo charccd us if continued for full term. Liberal allownnco on yearly nnd half yearly contracts. Address all communications to tho edi torial department to "Editor Bulletin." Business letters should bo nddresscd to "Munnffer Evening Bulletin." Tolepliono 2CG. P. O. Box 89. B. L FINNEY, Manager.

0AHU RAILWAY LAND CO. Time TnTle FHOM AND AITEr. JULY o, 1895. a B r t.. 2 2 jj 3: 5a 311

W& WPP A.M. 0:40 7:10, '8:10 a.m. r.M. 0:15 1:45 0:53 2:M 10:10 2:49 10:51 a a r.M. 5:10 5:53 0:H 0:40 Lv Honolu'u Pearl City Ewa Mill Ar 'NVniauae i-9 sow U'Afl A.M. SsaJp A.M. G:tt P.M. 1:32 2.07 2:33 .'1:11 l'.M 3:51 4:22 4:55 Lv 'Waianno Kwa Mill Pearl City Ar Honolulu 7:10 7:50 8:2.'t 0:10 0:48 10:30 On Saturday and Sunaay nlplits. Ewa Mill russcnger Train will arrive In Honolulu at 5:55 tustend of 4:55 p. m. Freight Trolna will carry Second-Claes 1 as BCiiKcr accommodations. G. r. Dbnison, F. C. Smith, Superintendent. (ion. l'aes. Tkt. Agt. 42-td Business Cards. H. HACKFBLD CO. General Commission Agents. Cor. Fort and Queen Streets, Honolulu. 4 LEWERS COOKE. ISirORTEItS AND DEALERS IN LtJMDEII AND ALL KINDS OF BdliDINO Materials. -Fort Stroet, Honolulu. I a THOS. LINDSAY, Manufacturing Jeweler and Watch maker. Kukui Jowolry a Speoialty. Particular nttontiou paid to all kinds of repairs. Nynrapboll Block, Merchant Street. HONOLULU IRON WORKS, Steam Engines, Suoar Milli, Boilers, Coolers, Iron, Brass and Led Castings. Machinery of Every Description Mndo to Order. Particular nttention pnid to Ships' Blaoksmithint;. Job Work ex ecuted at Short Notice. Atlas Assurance Go. v OIF IiONDON. ASSETS. $10,000,000. H. W. SCHMIDT SONS Agents for Hawaiian Islands. Jas. F. Morgan. o-,- nnvVn No. 45 Queen Street. Expert Appraiseuiont of Heal Estnto and'Fuiniture. n3-ln iV i AYER'S Vigor THE LEGISLATURE. WjT J&gg ms?-vTts$: n i-jfr-jjfir !?iaKSP'fl rt& WEi"--!; a-CWiCS-A.V'W3i? fi .ttitt'&j&it&2m i tjiiit- mnU2laT ff-vi&;WI T.Lt1, J RESTORES COLOR AND PE0M0TES Abundant Growth or Tim It cures ltclilne Ru mors, and keepi tlio scalp cool, moist. healthy,- ami ireo irom dandruu. A lady writes I tool compelled to stale, (or the hencnt ot SSS others, that six years ago I lost nearly liall or my lialr, and wliat was left turned gray. Alter using Aycr's Hair Vigor several months, wy hair began to grow again, and with tho natural color restored." Ayer's Hair Vigor nir.rAUED nY DR. J. C. AYER CO., LOWELL, M ASS., U .S. A. C5T-lleware of clienp lmlttlon. The namo -AVer 1 prominent on tlio wrapper, ana M blo n In tlio glm ol each of our koitlct. Hollister Drag Co., L'd, Solo Agents for tho Ropublio of Hawaii. L. 'andrape BAKER t Kinau street near Punchbowl street my21 PIONEER STB A Al CANDY FA CTORY nnd BAKERY. P HORN. Practical Oonfoctionor and Baker, No 71 Hotol Street, my 20. Pacific Trading Co. WHOLESALE AND KETAIL Japanese Goods I SOS Fort Street. Aloha Bath. House. Noxt to Marino Rail way. Bath iny suits on hand. Patrons brought free from tug-boat wharf on telephoning No. 585. Furn ished rooms to let on tho premises. Mrs. J. H. Reist. my 15-1 m NOTICE. All subscriptions for tho Inde pendent will be carried out fuith .fully by the amalgamated paper. Thoso who havo paid for both papers in advance will bo credit ed in full according to tho amount. B.L. Finnoy, business Manager tf. The SINGER Received 54 First Awards for Skwino Ma chines and Embhoideuy Wohk at the World's Fair, Chicago, 111. boing tho largest numbor of award, obtained by any Exjiibitor, and moro than doublo tho numbor given to all othor Sowing Ma chines B. BEItCJEltSON. Agont. my3l tf Bothol st., Honolulu. H- WAY oo.; Wliolesale and Retail GOSOCERS 98 Fort Btreot, Honolulu Telephoner 22 P.O. Box 470 iul tf 4. Tin: sr.MATi: iahses tiic ai'imio- lMtlATION VOU KAIOI.ANI. Tho Ilnttao TnUra Up tho Electric Itnll- ivajr 1111! lti Committee, ot the AVhyla. NixETEiKrii Day, July 0. THE SENATE. Prosidont Wilder called tho Sotiuto to order nt tho usual hour this morning. Senator Hooking wan the only member absent. Minister King ropoitod that the bill appropriating .$12,000 for tho expenses of tlio extn session hud beon s'gnod by tho President. Reports were received from tho Labor Commission on "Wages in Foreign Countries'' and on tho expondituro of tho commissions. The latter wais referred to tho Finunco Committee. Sonator Brown of the Judiciary Committoo reported in favor of tho passago of tho Chinoso restric tion act. The committee remark unfavorably on the lax manner iu which six months' residence per mits havo boon issurd nf late, it appearing that some 130U nro now out, tho holders of which aro all ready and anxious to become con tract laborors. Tho Printing Committeo report ed progross on the engrossment ot joint resolutions and aats. Aot G, providing for salaries and permanont settlements, came up on the order of tho day. The first item on tho bill was tho ap propriation of $-1000 for Kaiulani, winch at onco raised a big discus sion, Senator Brown moved that tho Horn pass. Senator Horner took tho floor and stated that ho would not vote for the bill unlesn Kaiulani tool; tho oath of alleginnco and thereby showed hor loyalty to tho Ropub lie Sen. McCandless moved that the item bo strioken out and in support of his motion said that ho did not boliovo that there was a man in the room who was roally in favor of making tho Ap propriation. That by waking it tho government was meroly fur nishiug tho money to purchsso moro arms and ammunition to promote its down I fall. "Wo aro asked," said tho Senator, "ono minute to voto $15000 extra to pay for tho support of tho mili tary and tlio noxt to voto ?1000 winch for all we known will be used against that military." Tho Senator was opposed to the item as ho bohovod it to bo unrepub lican and would lead to tlio im pression abroad that wo were 'only a whitewashed monarchy anyhow, and that there was somo truth in the loport about town that tho government was shaping its ends to mako itself solid witli tho monarchy in'case of its restora tion under Kaiulani. Tho speak er recited tho notions of tho uolf-constituted guardian of Kaiu lani in Washington and her own actions in going to Washington and what sho did while thero, and claimod that Mr. Davis had nevor ceased his efforts in behalf of tho young lady's restoration to the throne. In couolusion tho Senator wanted to know what we wero supporting an army for, if it was not for tho purposo of put ting down and guarding against just such pooplo as Kaiulani. Sonator Waterhouso asked if Kaiulani had ovor douo anything against tho present government. Sonator McCaudless replied: "Lot hor show hor allegianco, lot hor sign hor name at tho ond of that duoumont and I will voto for tho item.'' Sonator Wright said that hor actions while under Mr. Davis' caro was sufficient. If tho young lady was sullering from poverty it would be another matter. Sho was now of age and a prominent tax payer. As such bIio hrtd not ex pressed by word or dood any nl Ipgiance or sympathy with the Republic He insisted thnt the itom should not pass until she had shown her allegianco in somo positive manner. Ho would voto against tho item as it appeared in the bill. Sonator Brown stat-d that whutevor had happened was not by any fault or act of Kaiulani and laid tho blame of everything on Liliuokalani. He was iu favor of tho item and made an curliest appoal to the Sonata to allow it. Senator Baldwin would not sup port tho itom for two reasons, first becauso of her actions, and sec ond because he know that his con stituents wexo opposed to it. Ho would vote for tho appropriation if the condition of the oath of al legiance was attached but other wise not: Ho would not vote any money which might bo uBed against tho military .As to whether sho had done anything against tho present government directly ho could not say, but indirectly she had. Hor visit to Washington showod that. Ho denied that she had in any way yieldod hor right to the throne. Notwithstanding tho lump sum which she would havo roceived by tho provisions of tho treaty sho had not done so. Ho could not vote for tho itom with the knowledge of tho past. At ono time ho had boon ready to pension tho ox-Queen but now he could not think of it. Senator Waterhouso aBkod what was tho amount provided by the troaty for Kaiulani. President Wildor answered "a lump sum of 8150,000. It was moro than tho Commission felt was right but wo yielded to tho wishes of President Harrison's reprosontativo." Minister Hatch was strongly iu favor of tho passago of tho item, lie argucil that it woufd holp tho cause of annexation, especially in creating favorublo public opinion in tho Unitod States. He was not in favor of attaching the con dition of an oath to it, neither was ho in favor of granting it aB a bargain. Ho boliovod in giving it as a moral right. If tho Sen ators' constituents, woro not in favor of it they must be oducatod up to it. Attorney Gonoral Smith was strongly iu favor of tho itom and roitorated tho argument of tho Ministor of Foreign A flairs and woundup by stating that ho hoped tho time would 6omo when ox quoon Liliuokalani would rocoivo a pension. Senator Baldwin agrood with the arguments of tho Cabinot Ministers but insisted that thoro wa nothing to show that she would receive it in a proper spirit. Tho ayos and noes on tho motion to strike out wero called and the motion was lostt by tha following vote: Ayos Northrup.Baldwin, Hor nor, McCaudless, Wright, 5. Noes Kauhano, Lyman, Not ley, Brown, W-atorhouso, Schmidt, Rico, Wilcox, 8. Tho item ofG00 for tho band passod. Tho itom of $40,000 (or the At-' torney-Goneral'a department pas sed. Tho itom qf $10000 for pay of lunas, oto., and the itom of $1000 for tho Fire department passed. Tho bill 'then passed as a wholo on its second reading. Tho Sonoto then adjourned. THE REPRESENTATIVES. Speaker Naono called tho BTouso t-j order at 10 a.m. Mr. Kamauohu roported from tho committee on rules, its con clusion that tho Spoaker of tho llouso is entitled to vote ou tho third reading and final passago of a bill. Mr. Kamauoha gnvo notice of a bill to authorize Circuit Court Judges to hear appeals botweon terms. Mr. Richards road by titlo a bill to provide for the registra tion of male residents of tho Re public of Hawaii. Tho roport of tho committeo on rules was taken up Mr. Robertson contonded that tho provision in tho constitution and the rulo founded on it, that a bill can only secure its final pas sage by a majority of all tho elfc tivo members, did not destroy tho established parliamentary rulo that tho presiding officer could not voto, oxcopting in tho case of a tie. Mr. Kamauoha supported tho roport nnd Mr. Rycroft opposed it. The roport was adopted on a show of hands. Tho Electric Railway bill was thou taken up in committeo of. tho whole, Mr. Hanuna in tho chair. Suction 12 gives tho route and recites what tho cars may do thereon. I Mr. Robortson moved an amond mont to replace "Hotel and Union'' stroots with "Merchant and Alakoa" stroots. Mr. McBrydo askod if this would not coullict with tho fran chise of the Hawaiian, Tram way's Cd. Mr. Robortson replied that it would give an opportunity ot testing tho claim of tho Hawaii an Trumways Co. to an exclusive franchise Tlio amendment carriod. Mr. Robertson moved an amend ment to tho thirty-seventh section, striking out a numbor of priyi logos given tho company on pri vate lands. Mr. Kamauoha move to insert a condition that privato lands could only bo onterod by tho company wifh tho consent of the owners. Ho gavo illustrations of how tlio provisions in tlio bill could bo mndo tho means of groat op pression and injustice Mr. Naono thought tho bill provided against any such con tingencies. Mr. Kamauoha thought tho provious spoakor was mistaken, v ns this section allowed tho com pany to go whero it pleased. Mr. Rycroft said tho streots whore it could go woro spooified in tho bill. Mr. Robertson said the per mission in this section was only to allow surveyors uccpbs to, pri vata lands. Subsequent sections provided for arbitration over land or matorialTakon. Tho section passed Mr. Rycroft, on the sootion pro viding oxemption from taxation for five years, said tho day hud i,one by for tho granting of sub sidies to wealthy corporations This country had been misgovern ed for tho past fifteen or twenty years, and could not ailbrdtobo too genorous. Scarcoly a ohartor like this was granted nowadays without a provision for somo fi nancial bonefit to the government granting it. Tho electric railway in Toronto, Canada, yielded largo amounts to tho city in roturu for its privileges. Thero was nothing in this bill to show that the gov ernment was going to got any thing. G. It. Harrison, practical piano and organ maker and tunor, can furnish best factory reforonces,. Orders left at Hawaiian News Co. jWill rccoivo prompt attention. All work guarantoed to bo tho same ns dono iu (actory. n y v. kr--i&iLfr ttUAll 4,vl.iuU k A. JAfrK :,L .t f a

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Uy y wrw- r -y 'BlfWp r f JtVlSNlNG IKJLMtTlX, JULY 0, 1306, 1111'' W; 2 1 L r (N? B? w 1 .t it. w a', W: hTf r" 3 i1 r. as."

BEAD T FIIS. j. Impofif! of Ghampagne I Into the United States i Fwm January is! to April isl, 95. CASUS 0. H. MUMM CO.'S EXTRA DRY 21,401 Pointnory A; Grouo 0,935 Moot Chandon 003 Ghnrlas Hoidsicolc '2,7 Louis Iloodcror 2,190 Perrior Jouot 1,320 Irroy .t Co 1,215 Ruiunrt 805 Vvoi Clicquot 835 Boucho See 733 Dolbook A-. Co 453 St. Mnraonux 209 Krug&Oo 195 Ho'daicck fc Co. Dry Mono- pola 150 Various 2.C03 Total 45.929 Compiled From Cnstom House Records. Macfarlane Co,, Lt'd. Solo AgonU for Hawaiian Islands for G. H. Mumin jui i tr .t Co. i "ROBEBT URIEVE. Book and Job Printer Merchant Stroot, Honolulu, H. I. Over Hawaiian Nows Company's Hook Store, my 13. crry drayQE CQ- "V. F. SHARRATT, Managor Stand adjoining H. Hackfeld Co., Fort street. GonerAl Cart ing and Druyago Business done. in 7 tf VM. L. PETERSON. Notary Public, Typewriter AND COLLECTOR. Ofhc k: Ovc i Qoldon Rnlo Btzaar my 13 C. B. D WIGHT, Docs nil kinds ot Work in Cement Stone Sidewalks Curbing Ho has on hand n largo supply of Chiueso Granite Curb anil always keeps Hawaiian Curbing Stone. Estimates piven nnil lowea.1 prices assured. Tele phone 333. I Medkiiios. S. Deck i: JVIedeiros Co, 'TAILORSs Hotel Street, Arlington Block. s The cry of hard times lias rcacho'l ns all, tiul italiung that ninn must be tlothod, o have decidod to Reduce Onf pricey Foi? The

exj: 30 Da$ and we oirer suits anil trousers at prices that will be within the reach of eveybody. We carry n select stock of goods, and !;imrantto u perfect IU and lirnt class work. Tbnsa who Tenlly desire to be dressed neatly nnil natty, and cannot afford to spend much money on their clothes will do well In calling at our store before going elsewhere. S. DECKER, Manager. WRIGHT BROS. FORT STREET, noxt to Lucas' Mill Ships' Blacksmithing, Carriage Building and Repairing Drays, Carts and Wagon Building WINDLASSES For PULLING UP Trees A SPECIALTY ELECTRIC RAILWAY BILL. it is i'hoi'om:i io ni'N 'IllltlH jrn.,.. 'iiiiuiiiiiii 1 1, rough thr 'll) Io Mill ii II ti nil (I .lin'il NIlfcKi tToiUuiurrf from July 6.) Section 12. T ho C unpany nro lioroby utitlioriz ihuul ompoworod to conuUoet, oomplolo, oqu n, maintain and opoiato a singlo track stroot i lilwuy, with all tho noccssary switches, sido trucks, turn oula, pales, vrires, under ground wiros, conduits, and other roquisito appliances in connection therewith, for thopassngo of cars, carriages and other chicles adnptod to tho samo, upon and nlong tho following strVets in tho city of Honolulu, and upon and along the road or ronun udjacont to tho said city; commencing at tho junction of Judd and Liliha slroots. thouco in a soulh-wcslor- ly direction along Liliha stroot to King streot, thouco nlong iving btreot in u soutliorly direction to tho budge crossing tho Nuuiinu stream, thouco diverging acioss tho N-uua mi stream to tho noitli westorly cud of Hotel street, thunco Houth-eastorly nloug Hotel stroet to Ptluchbowl stroot, thence to Young street through tho in tervening block bounded by Berelania nnd King streots, thouco along Young street and through Thomas Square to Keouumoku stroot. Commencing again at the inter section of Alnpai and Young streots, thenco northeasterly along Alapai stroot to "Luualilo street, thence along Lunalilo street to Keoaumoku stroot. Commencing again at tho in tersection of Wildor avenue and Punnhou streets, thenco westerly along Wilder avenuo to Koeau moku streot, thenco soutliorly along Keeaumoku stieot to Kins stroot, thonco westerly along and across King street to Sheridan nticot, thouco along Sheridan stroet to tho Beach road. Commencing again at tho junc tion of Hotol and Union streets, thonco along Union strogt to and across Berctania stroet to Emma streot, thonco along Emma street to Punchbowl streot, thonco northerly along Punohbowl streot to a point near Pauoa stream or road, thouco through tho intervening land to Judd streot or Nuuauu avenue, 'thouco tlong Nuunnu avenuo to tho Pali; or in the alternative, School streot from its junction witl Emma street to Fort stroet, and thenco through intervening lands to Judd streot and .Nuuanu avenue. Commencing again at tho juue- 4 tion of Bethel and Hotel streets, thenco along Bothol streot to Morchant streot, thouco south easterly along Merchant stroot to Richard streot, thenco south westerly along Richar1 stroot to Queen street, thonco south-easterly along Quoen street and inter vening lauds to tho Beach road, thonco along thoBoach road nnd intervening land to the AVaikiki road, tl'enco along tho "Waikiki road to Kapiolani Park. Commencing again nt tho intersection of Hotql and Ilioliard streets, thence south westerly nlong Richard stroet to tho water fiont, and upon and along such other streots and roads ns tho said company, with tho con sent and approval of tho President in Executive Council shall doter mino.and for that purpose to enter into and upon tho said streots and roads, and to do all nooessary ex cavations and alterations uon the said streets and roads, subject how over, to tho approval and supervision of the Minister of tho Interior, or other officer duly ap pointed for that purpose, as to tho location of all tracks, poles and other works of said company; and to tuko, and transport and oarry passengors, freight, oxprees and mails upon said rail way, by tho forco of olectrioity, oithor by ovorhead wires, storage battory, or underground conduits, or by such other motivo power, other than animal orstoam power, dr tho said company may from time to timo doom expedient, and to construct and maintain all necessary works, buildings, ap pliances, and conveniences con nected thorowith. (2'o be contijiued,) HU 1 20 lbs. W of 9, iNestle's'lj your doctot will tell you It Is the eafeat-diet for baby FOll SALE BY THK H0LLISTER DRUG CO., L'D, Agents for the Hawaiian Islands. Decorative Art Work. The exhibition by tlie Mem bers of the Kiloliana Art League has given decorative art an impetus such as has not been felt tor years. Tho China painting fad lias reached us and some handsome specimens were shown in tho art rooms. Tho material for doing tho work came from us and we now have in stock an elegant assortment of Lacroix Tube Colors and Brushes, Burnishers Stipplers used in this class of work. Our ctock is complete with tho finest assortment of colors, brushes, canvas and frames for art work. Elegant' show rooms and goods new. Prices about as cheap as you ever heard of. The Pacific Hardware Co. Cummin's Block. KEMOVAL. Dr. Huddy, the woll-known dentist, has removed from Boreta nia streot to Fort stroet, opposite the Catholic Mission. 38-lw. THE LARGEST WACON IN TOWN! I am now prepared to Move FurciSure in bettor sbapo than any other ezptof e concern in the city, ns I have a WAttQN largo enough to move a whole houaofiill of Furniture at ono load. I have tho latest 1'IANO MOVING APPARATUS aud gnarantoo to movo Piauos without scratching, to nny part of tho city for 82.00. I am n rustler nnd don't enro who knows itj am always to bo found at my Stand, Cor Nuuanu King Streets, Telephone 245. CSTl movo my Furniture SO FAST that it makes my competitors SWEAT to oven look at me. Yours for Business only, WILLIAM LARSEN. r. O. JONES. E. A. JONES. The Hawaiian SAFE DEPOSIT AND Investment Co. HAVE FOR SALE A Fow Shares of Pain Sugar Stock, Hawaiian Sugar Co. Stock. ALSO Hawaiian Government and 1st Mortgage Sugar Planta tion Bonds. C5? For particulars apply to Tho Hawaiian Safe Deposit Investment Company, Food 1 1 vW4 V''' THE PLACE TO m TO i V 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' SlioeTJo., Jz D-twH. S' H. HACKFELD 0. Ilavo Just Received a Now Supply of tho "DANISH Of tho following Br.ti.d.: "Gold Label," Munic and Export." Also, Just to Hand a Largo Consignment of QENUiNE -BAVARIAN HOPS! ramFHONB H. E. MoINTYKE BRO., ncrosnss ahd malum vk Groceries, Provisions and Feed. HW Goodi EeoelTtd by Bvery Pcket from the Eastern Btatw and Barop. ffBESH OALIFOBNIA PRODUCE BY EVEBY STEAMEB. All Ordtn faithfully attended to and Good mUvertd to any Fart of the Olty FKKE. ItLARD OXDIU SOLIOTTBD, SlTIS ACTIO QUAXAirfiPB T OOHHIB IYJBX AND KING BJRBKTBi J. S. WALKER, Qeeu A.c4eHT FR THe Ha.wav11A.m Islds ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LIVERPOOL, ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY OP LONDON, ALLANGE MARINE GEN. ASSU1UNCE CO. OF LONDON SUN INSURANCE COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO. WTLHELMA OF MAGDEBURG GENERAL INSURANCE CO NORTHWESTERN M. LIFE INS. CO.. MILWAUKEE, SUN LIFE INS. CO. OF CANADA LIFE, FIRE and MARIN ti RISKS, TAKEN at REASONABLE RATES. Rooms 12 SPREOKELS BLOCK Honolulu, H. I. p,6.boo. found Tj THE, CHEAPEST PLACE ON THE ISLANDS TO Buy New Second-Hand FURNITURE. CORNER QF i King Nuuanu Sts. !ULJU5g!g!5Sgg5g LflDIE L'iB fciJJJ r-n

P. O, BOX US .IS.AT THE IXL Honolulu a. i. .1 P 408 Fort Street, Honolulu 1 -i.- "V .MHrf.tiJnmilfailir.Axii a. jyv -i. i i i ,1

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9r PP- t"S( $VMIMgl V T 3wfT'fmtKKPrWfVTWtt 1 VT'n'nK 1 I 'r M t .y A IT 18 TO lsE "short Jnra noon -oiurimV' with this hmm of tlio Lorain tnro, uiul it Js piiib.ihln til ii t ho til o iuiiortAiil nwimiros will be ovorlooloxl. Tho liinltor of mincing imm;riti"n fro-n tlio Unitod StiitrH i ono that hLiuhIc! htiTO tho attention of tlm mombor84 without much doltiy.' Tho moro pooplo that are hero permanently the bettor will ho tho business of overy storo konpor on tho islands. A good fnrmi'r m worth somo thlnp to tho store kocjir-r.whoBells hoiiOst goods nl low prions, that's i a11 lis. Wo nro ollcring ribbons widths fit prioeo Hint actually rnnko uh ashamed to toll you what they arc. The oats of oar rivals turn green with onvy w lion thfy hoar of thorn. Wo havo them in overy concoivnblo shade Our stock of andorwear hns nevorbecn equalled much loss oxcollod in oithur quality or price. It is absolutely tho host at what you pay lor astC'iia or iniru ciass nrtiolo. ft whs only bycliunco that wo Hccured tho stock of 'it well known dealer in San Francisco, (overstocked ws his excuse for disposing of it), and as wo got tliem far below the market value wo aio ouabled to givo you tho benefit of our good luck. They're going rapidly, these suits, and you must speak quick if you want thorn. If you artt thinking about get ting a riding or bicycle suit you had better look into our ladies, cloth nud Borges. Tho quality is right and so is tho price. All shados and desiiable widths. THE TElLEl FASH1, All) Fort Street. ItOOMS AN1 HOARD. "DOOMS AND BOARD Ii for a few persons cuu be hail at "Ilanlwni," on 41in Wnilrilri Henph. W. O. UAXI ittX'A', l.tf I'ropriotor. BallfointePtwtKarket. Corner King and Alakea Streots. CAMARIl'S REFRIGERATORS BY EVERY STEAMER From San Francisco with Fresh Fruits, Oysters, Salmon, Poultry, Etc, Etc., Etc. The Hawaiian Electric Company

I Has a largo assortment of Chandeliers and Elec trical Goods Constantly on hand. Estimates given for house wir ing and Electrical plants. Marino Wiring a specialty. THE?. HOFFMANN, 32-td Manager. i i Tho famous E. k W. (Earl Wilson) Collars unci Cuffs in lat est shapes at Tracy's. Clothing, hats, shirts, underwear, hosiory, nookwoar, etc., to suit all sizes and conditions of men, at L. D. Timmons, "Waring Blook, cor nor Fort and Berotania sts. f "290'' is tho number most fre quently callod ovor tho telophono wires. It rings up the United CAimuaE Company's stand, whoro Suporior Hacks with safo and oourtoous drivors, aro always to bo found. A corapleto livery outfit, inoluding buggies and wag gOnottes, furnished at tho short est notice. TtthttGRAPHIC NOTES. The Chamber of Doputies and tho nrchivoa of Lisbou'we'ro iliM troyed by firo on tho 18th. Tho condition of Prof" ssor Hux ley, thu great tsciontist, who litis boon 111 for sonio timo past, is extremely critical. Jules Lemaitro, tho poot nnd critic, has buen elcctod to, tho French academy to succcod tho historian Jean Victor Duruy. It is thought that only tho militia will bo able to quell tho uneasiness ovor tho killing of lied Lodge, tho Oheyonno Ind.au, at TCI Unnn. Okl. El Hono, Okl Grasshoppers have appoarod- in such quantities between Eokloy and "Ot'S, Nob., as to covor tho Burlington railroad track und oauso much troublo. JamosNult, who shot Mrs. Jessio Peyton and Leonard Oolman at Atchison, K.ui., last Soptomber, has boon sentenced to tho peni tentiary for fifti'on years. Nicholas Tully, who touched off tho battery and blow up tho Strong mine in the Cripple Creek distiict about a year ago, bus buen convicted of mal.cious uiischu-f. Tho Illinois Steol Company has voluntarily advanced tho wagos of its employes 1 1 tho Bay View, Milwaukeo, about 10 per cent, to become effective at once. Mrs. H. B. Babccck. a blood niece of the multi millionairess Hatlv Green of New York, is dangerously ill and in destitute oircumetanccs at Fort Worth, Tex. A firo at D.inilow, in tho pro vince of Jaroslaw, Eussia, has de stroyed soveral public buildings, a church and a number of houses. Several persons wero burned to death. Goneral Geronimo Trovino has arrived at the City of Mexico for the purpose of arranging lor tho transfer of tho Monterey und Gulf railway to the Belgian Stock holders. Edward Lotnke, uoar "Webster City, la., who is reported to bo a wealthy farmer, has beon arrest ed, charged with gradually star ving both himself nnd his stock to death. It is reported that Captain General, Martinez Campos bus boen shot by a Cuban spy namod Puerta Sanchez. It is a!so.statod t.iat tho Cuban insurgent Gomez has beon captured. A near relative of President Lin coln died Thursday in the alms house at Beading, Pa. Ho was an inmate of the institution since 1886, and leaves throe children, who resido in Philadelphia. Instructs ns havo boen issued from the Marine Department at Ottawa ordering tho release of tho tugs .and scows seizod on the Niagara river whilo dumping drod gings in Canadian water. The Italian Deputies followed a fidroe debate on tho royal right of pardon by a froo fight last week, in which many took part. A duel is being arranged ,betweou Deputies Deandrois nntTCasalege. Mrs. D. F. Pitzel, wife of tho man who is thought to have bueu murdered by 11. H. finlines in the conspiracy to securo $10,000 insurance, bus been reloasod from prison in Philadelphia,4 where she was hold as u witntvs. The Austria Hungary Agricul tural Society has recalled Henry Gluokmann of Chicago for the purposo of having him introduce American methods and machinery among tho farmers of Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria, Sorvia, oto. Christian Pells, son of tho manager of the famous Maxwell hind grant, on the 18th, shot and killed himself in tli6 Victor mine nt Victor, Col. He had forgod 'th names of his brother, Martin Pells, and tho suj erintondent of tho mino. A car on the Lookout Mountain inolino railroad jumped the track coming down tho mountain tbo 19th noar Chattanooga, Tonn. "W. B. Mitoholl, president of tho Third National Bank, the nuthor of "Dollars or "What?" aud M. M. Henderson wero probably fatally hart. KVBNINO IJUtiLMTIN, JULY 0, 1805. I w I I i g 3fi i I I S filial 1 Souls f .ifSTWv rl 51 u v fk A. V?'"rM""JN o ti c J o x W o a u U J yj iff V it X J3 o JJA eft XPTHwit M o. V CI TSk I 2 B V 9 tH m? Hi m&& w:l" ay) THERE ftRE THINGS In decorativo Art Work that aro not only ornamnntnl but useful." Hare you beon to tbo new Kepublic building to seo tho now Btoolc of fancy, docorolive, and novelty goods Ho not miss this oppor tunity as it may not occur again. A. BARNES. 33-tf. THE Hawaiian InVBgenfi COMPANY Real Estate Agents Loans Negotiated Records Searched Bills Collected Notary Public and Accountant Work promptly attended to. Office 13 and 15 Kaahumanu stroot. Tolophono G39. jul4 tf HOP HING CO. 402 HOTEL STREET. COUSIN 1BCHA1S, "Wholesale Dealors in Liquors&ManilaCigars AND General Chineso Merchandiso SOCK AS Nut Oils, Rico, Matting, Obineso Silks, Teas, Etc. English and Amerioan Grooorios By Every Coast Steamer. TELEPHONE No. 147. J. J. Sullivan, President J. ltUCKLEY, Seo'v. Fashion Sties Co.,II Honolulu, H. I, SuiiMVAN Hockley, Mnn'g'rs. FINEST EQUIPPED CARRIAGES in tho City, with Competent nnd Care nil Drivers. ISVTonr.'st8 and othora desirous of view- uig tho most desirable p )ints of inter- est in and about tlio City will do woll to seouro ouo of our Carriages. GENTLE SADDLE HORSES, For Ladies or Gontlemen, always on hand. Stand at tho Pantheon Stables, Corner of Fort and Hotel Streots. TeiiEPnoNE: Haw'n Hotel Stables, 32. Pantheon Stables, 84. Mf Fashion Stables, 118. 1 Wator flOnkcd soleu and tbeir olTsprhig, bnd coliW, lmvo 8Cnt mail' souls to whoro tlio woodbino twtnolli. Soles tlmt Rtmul wet wcatbor without soaking mnltili tho soul glad, and the uinu who providetb bin ft How man with good soles uiulsra glad tbc souls of mnny ft-llow men. EScInerny's SHOE STORE, IH'NOI.UXU. VIGGO JAC0BSEN Engrosser and Illuminator rncifio Hardwaro Co. Telophono 1G. D. J. CASHMAN. SAIL AND TENT MAKER. Awnings a dpcoialty. Over Cali- iornia i(oou uompany s store. 36-tf. F.J. TESTA. SEAItOnEItOFItECOItDS, COLLECT or, Translator in English and Hawaiian, Real Estato Agent, Copyist, Typewriter, Stamp Doalor, Purchasing, Commission nnd Advertising Agent, etc., oto. UOT Office: No. 327, King Street, tho former privato offlco of E. B. Thomas. The Offlco of tho Nativo Paper KA MAKAAI NANA. i in the Office in the rear under tbo same roof. Plants -for -Sale J".tEC. BOYD n kb for SALE n his Eesidenco vn Waikiki road, opp. Sunny South, a choice lot of Plants Palms my24 r-IEBHE JONES. T. A. BIMrSON. JONES SI31PSON, Accountants Commission Apnts. HOUSE, LAND AND General Conveyancing and Legal Documents Drawn Up. DRAWINGS and TRACINGS MADE. C5yTranBlationB in French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Italian nnd Hnwaiian. Rills Collected nnd Accounts Adjusted. Office, 308 Mcrclmut Street. OWNERS OF Catties and Horses! manufacture a Compound of Home Products of tbo Seeds of "Cassie"and Other Ingredients It is not only in itself a valuable mitro genous food, but it has tbo property of viding in tbo digestion of otbnr proteids, generally ror animals wnoso uigesuvo powors are foeblo aB it promotes appetite and regulates digestion. J2T The proof of tho pudding is in tho eating. Try it. 3ST- 333Et3E3I3CL.33ia, King and Punchbowl Streets. 10-tf a H !U A Now Abstract Office Ah a rosult of lfl yoars oxporienca in tho Abstract JJiiHinoss, I am proparod to mako Abstracts of 'Titlo in a most thorouuh. accur ate, nnd comploto manner and on Bhort notioo. F. W Makixney. In Vf. O. Smith's Oinco, :U8 Fort Street. myW. THE "ARLINGTON" A VAMILY xou.ao. IIOTKIi. ITrc-o. Tor Day t 'in) Per Week litX) Epocial 2ox3.t2 Xiatos 1 Tlio UoHt of Attendance, tlio Ucst Hi'"i tiou nnd tho Vinottt Jlo.'ila intLinCi'i. bhicerjs. Honolulu, Hawaiian Js! ls DRAW EXCHANGE ON THE Principal Parts of tho "Worlil, and Transact a Goneral Ban1vir.j;, Business. I (Successor to Chan. Hammer.) HARNESS MAKER KlNOiAND FOUT STIUIET8, Is prepareil to manufacture all kinds and grndea of Hand-made Harness at Bhort notice. i.wkst ok rnicEs von CASH. All work guaranteed to bo satisfactory beforo leaving tbo shop. Mm Beaver Saloon, H. J. NOLTE, Proprietor. The Best Lunch in Town Tea stud Coffee at all nouns. THE FINEST BRANDS OF Cigars and Tobacco ALWAYS ON HAND. TELKrnoNE G07. P. 6. Box 32L HONOLULU Carriage Manufactory 128 130 FORT STREET. Carriage Builder AND nEr-AirtEB. Bhcksmitbing in All Its Branches, Orders from tho other Islands in Build ing, Trimming, Painting, etc., etc., Promptly attended to. W. IN. WRIGHT, Proprietor. (Successor to G. West) NEW DEPARTURE! PIE, CAKE AHD ICE CREAM! H. F. Sikoeii, for six years foreman at Swain's bakery, Sutter street, San Fran cisco, has taken up Ids headquarters wit?i Mits. Kate Sinoeii. Kino Street, will bako superior PIES ojad. CAKES for family use. Minco Pics n Specialty'! Delicious Ice Cream Mado from puro cream and from puro fruits mil bo supplied to families or for balls parties and receptions. KF" Order on Telephone 872 will re ceive prompt attention, tST Delicious Pica will be on salo at H. J. Nolto's Beaver Saloon. 181m MiOPOLIM MT GO. SI. Hyja-GT Stroot. G. J. Wallkb, MANAaEn. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS AND Navv Contractors, '4 i t i '4$ ij

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jfr',V f pi flHF fjw" j KVMNINCJ HULIiKTIN, JUfV 0, J805. HHHWpt w jV- j j- mm jj. f l 'Jt 1 t fc '.i fl 31; Euepir Bulletin, "VMI Wk3fc I liirnti'iirntril tho "lluli'l'cnilciil." DANIEL LOGAN, Editor. SATURDAY. JULY 0,1895: PACIFIC CABLE. Tlicro ib nn nrtlclu in the San I'ranoieco bulletin, lietulod ""Work for Mr. Dolo," which uiys it is in order to considur aonoiiHly Mr. Dole's racoriimendiition that tho Hawaiian Government should loud evory effort to socuro tho laying of a cublo between Hono lulu and tho slioro of Ciiliforniu. TJio article goes on to say tlut if JVlr. Dole and his cubinet study tho subject with intolligunco.tlioy will perceive that tho most pro mising way of laying tho cable- in to undertako it as a Hawaiian ontcrpriio. It Bays t lie United States has done its share in but Toying the route, and that Con greai will almost certainly refuse to ppropriato fivo millions to complete the ontorpriso. Perhaps it would ho a wiso oxpondituro, it say, but the East is not yot ripo for it. On the other haud, our Sim Inancisco numesnko says thoro is no prospect that either Groat Britain or Canada will undertake tho entorpriso, as they have not up to this timo thought the route worth surveying. The writer of the article in question is rather poorly posted. Thoro are Britiih official reports oxtaut showing that all the surveys nec essary to giving out a contract are in existenco. One of the Imperial uetionB being most canvassed at ibis moment in Loudon, Canada rtud Anttrnlia. is thut of a cable between Canada and Australia. Honolulu, at latest accounts, is not on tho route at all, but if tho .British oablo bo laid it will bo a most serious damper on the pros poets of a cable betiveen the Paci fic Coast and Hawaii. The through business i what is to attract capital to tho enterprise, and none would touch u local cable by 'itsolf. If Hon Audley Coote, upon whoae schemo this Government is apparently relying, should get tho aid of tho United States Gov ernment, thon an international cable taking in Hawaii would pro bably got in ahead of tho all Lritiah cable for the through business and perhaps cause tint patriotic dream of Imperialists to bo long doforred in realization. If ihe Bulletin reflects tho public opinion of -the United States, Mr. Coote may bivq himsolf Jthe ex pense nf his projected journey to Wusbingtun, mid the Haw yAilMll Bind Govern ii ent abandon its hopou of luving onrly cibie com-munie-it'ou with tho outside world. Tho San Franceco journ.il iv sjniuieidu this Government to iBsno bondc for five nnliiou dollars to lay thu c.iblo on its own ac count. Thi8 is nonsense. Theio is not a cbl' c.npur.tion possible of orgauiz.tion to lay n local cable between Honolulu and San Francisco pn such a basis, and this country is too small to take such a burdwii on itstlf for a project that would bo of nioro bom lit to other countries than it would to Hawaii. Those islands can nflord to wait for a oablo just as long us tho gre..t Powers who have com merce end ships of war and of peace in these wators worth moro than the foe s'mplo of tho whole Deputy Marshal Brown was thp official selected to take tho pardonB to Hawaii. OBSERVATIONS. Doputy Marshal Brown has bojn Honl to Hawaii with tho paidons for tho political prisoners walking on tho Volcano road. Is tho Government going to turn those- men looso at Hilo, and allow thorn to pay thoir own pass ages homo to Oabu Surely tho Government hos got enough valuo out of thoir labor on the road to ullbrd thenija dock passago home. ciiuitcii ni:uvici:k. lVlirrc Honolulu I'eopl lVornlili Tomorrow Star Cf.sthu. Union Ciiokcii, cornor Uortt. niu nml Kiclninlastri-otfl. Tlio Itot.Dotiglng r. uirnie, mmistiT. tji-n-icc-t Bunilny, July 7th. Public worship with sermon 11 a. in. und 7:30 p. ni. Huuilny school and llibla classos, 0:"5. Buiidny schools! Japa nese, iu Lyceum at 10 s. m.; fortnpuese, on Miller street, nt 2:,10 p. in. Tho public i corumuy inviicu 10 niionn tuoso Bervices. bT. Amhikw's OatheiiuaI Tho sorvicai of tho Second UoiiRregation of St. Andrew's Cathedral tomorrow, Sunday, will bo ni follows. 0.--I5 n. in., holy communion with sermon; Kyro and Sauotus, jMouiider in Oj hymns 310 and 323; Gloria in Kxculsis to chant; at 0.30 p m, eronsong with ser mon; Magnificat, Eivoyiul'; Nunc Dimit tis, aru-by iu D; hymns 228, 214 and ID fitlnTSTflv niliTimll TTi.i.mn.1. TTll Kiug streot. botttoou FortandAlakca streets T 1). Garvin unttor l'rcftehino nl 11 n m Morning theme: "Wo look for a new Henrou and a new Earth whcroln dwelleth Kicbtcousnoss." Sunday school nt 0:15 n. m. Sermon at 7:30 p. m. by Dr. Itobort S. MacArthur, pnstor of tho Calvary Ilnn. tist Church of ew York city. Eveniuc theme- "Wells of Salvation," Biblo cIam wens 01 snivntion," Biblo cla irsonage, corner Richards nud King Jloudaynt :lbp. m Proyormoet- Wendnesday t 7:30 p. m. iu the nt tne pnrsonnge, btreets. Monday lut mi u Amlnpailikv T.'ln n parsonnge. Timo and placo changed that an may navo an opportunity to atlonrt Dr. MncArthur's lecturo in tho Y. M. O. A. ou Tuesday evening, July 0th. First Methodist Episcopal Ciitmcn Hov. II W. Peck, pastor. Sunday services, July 7th. 10 n. in., Sunday school, Mr. O. J. Day, superintendent. At 11 n. m., morn ing scrvico held in Y. M. C. Ilev. Muc Arthur of Pnlvarv Untitle! n,,,,.!. w, York, will preach to tho united congrega tions. 7.30 p-Jin., kermou by tho pastor in tho usual vlnce. Subject: "Panl's FiTst Experience as n Missionary." Wednesday, 7:30 p. in., prayei meeting. Meetings held in hall over Tracy's storo, corner of Fort nud Ilotol streets. A cordial welcome to nil. Roman Catholic Catiikiiril Services Sunday, July 7th. will bo as follows: 0 nd 7 a. m. Low Mnss with Holy Com munion;0 n. m Mass with English in struction; 10:30 11. m. High Muss with native sermon; 2 p. m. Rosary and native instruction; 4 p. m native in struction and Benediction; 7 p. m Portu guese services with Benediction. Week- ilajs; Low Mass nt 0 and 7 a. in. Seventh Dav ArnENTisTs-Mceting place on Punchbowl street, opposite (Juceu's Hospital, in tho house formerly occupied by tho fato Dr. Troumean. Preaching on the Sabbath (Saturday) nt 11 n. in., and Sunday night at 7:30 Sabbath school at 10 a. ill. Latter Day Saints Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Luttor Day Saints; Mililani Hull, rear of Opera House, services will bo hold on Sunday as follows: 10 a. m. Bible class; 1 1 1 a. 111. nnd 0:30 p. ni., preaching, Salvation Auiir Sunday, 7 0. ni.. Kne Drill; 11a.m., Holiness Mieting;3p. m., Family Gnthentig;7:30p. m., Net Drawn Iu. I'or fiiiiiiluc'n Inland. Tho Huwuiiun Bohoonor Knu lilmi will sail on Morula', July 8, for Farming's Island to loud guano for tho 1'uoifio Fertilizer Works. She has Leon waiting ton or moro days for provisions to arrive per Monowai, but Mr. J. S. "Walker, agont for Messrs. Greig and fJioknell, received nd vicorf thf go'df would be flapped per Mary Dodge. Mr. Walker li s chartered tho cohoonor Mary D dne to loud copiu from Fan 1111 g's and "Washington islands. Sliosuled July 2 for tho above lshiuds vim Kunului, Maui. 1 Concur! '1 III Afternoon. Tho Hnwaiinn bund will gtvo tho regular Saturday afternoon con oert at Emma sqmire, at -1:30, with tho following program: VAriT 1. 1. March "National Kcnelblcs" Soua Oiertuio "The King's Lieutenant".. Sldl 3. Waltz "La IMIa Italia" Struuss 4 Serenade "Birthday" Eisoldt 0. Qiudrllo "Kn Mosipju"..? Faust 0. Ualoj "Sans Solid" Asuhe "Hawaii Ponoi." City Carriage Co., J. S. And rado, malinger. It you want a lniok with good horso and ouro ful driver ring up l'elophono 113, corner of Fort and Merchnnt streets. Hack at nil hours. F. J. Krucor. vi if iuulii;ii 1 w 1 r. 1- raakar, cornor of Fort and Merch ant streets. Eepairing watches a specialty. The colobratod Wien er JRogulatois. Just tho thing for an appropriate present to your friends. Jimely Jopie June 2fV IflcK. I Into the soft, warm light of the drawing-room the heavy odors from the conservatory floated and filled the place as with a fog of flowers. Beneath the crvstnl chand elier, which shone in the mel low light as a suspended rain- 1 x r. r u ujw 111 an mmuipiiere 01 goici, stood a fair, pale girl, erect. imperious, beautiful. Shrinking away into the shadows was the object of it. II Wili 11 VUUIlg I11UII 111 area waistcoat, with other things to match He had told her of hk lnw for her, of his devotion to her; or ins worship, ot the dear de sire of his heart to make her Ilk num nilfl in tllA mirlcf nf I- i"- nuoi ui 11 she Stopped him Sllddeillv. i Unn,,U ,l, 1 j tnOUgll, She exclaimed. cnougni 1 win not listen to another word." Hear me out," he pleaded. Hear me out." "Never," she laughed, scorn fully, "but 1 will take great pleasure in seeing you out," and the shadows closed around that shrinking youth like the deadly arms or the octopus. Slowly and sadly he mount ed his wheel and rode Nforth into the cold, cold world of this city. In. spita of our Paradise-of-the-Pacific climate it had been a cold day for him and he could not get rid of a crushed-strawberry-and-ice-cream feel ing in the region of his heart which would not away. Passing the Hawaiian Hard ware Company's store the brilliant scintillations from the electric globes on the Monarch bicycle in their window at tracted his attention and like an electric flash the thought entered his mind, "I wonder if she is mad because I never asked her to take a bicycle ride with me. I'll do it if it takes my last dollar." With out a second's hesitation he walked into the store and ordered a Monarch ladies' wheel sent to her house, first tyin'g his card to it. That same evening he re ceived a polite note asking him to call again. He vent and two minutes sufficed to make him the happiest man in Honolulu, the cause of the whole trouble being that the young lady suspected him of taking other girls out bicycle riding and was jealous ac cordingly. There will be an other wedding in Honolulu in a few weeks.. While we are on the subject of .girls and wheels we will state that we are prepared to furnish bicycles enough, for every engaged girl in Hono lulu or even for every girl who wants to be engaged. t Ladies and misses are cor dially invited td call 'at the store and examine the Monarch wheels, for which we are sole agents for the Hawaiian Isl ands. Tire Hawaiian HardwareXo. Ltd. Opposite Spreokelo Block, I iMOHTGAGKE'S NOTICE OF 1NTEN wtnM rpn unnwrnncB ANnnv 1 lull 11 i HlJJUvuu Jinjs vi SALE. INMTOIIDAMK Willi THU I'OWKIl nf fnli coiilntnid In llml wrlalii lii(irl(inif', inmlc liy I. M JOHNSON' nml M. II. DIIU.M- MONI) to T. i: KlloUai:. tinted Mnreli Wnd, ISM, rccnriUit In the lU-irJMcr Olllce, O1I111, In l.llicrtM.pp. Wl.Vill, liullreljlii'icln j(luu 1 Hint (lie Mihl iiiorlcit;ii' liilrncl t foretime Hie imiiio for condition liroKi'ii, In ll, H10 nnti imjtniMil uf 1 hi nun 1 lien In fecund Mlirn 1 due, nml iIiouiiiI'TkImoiI hi'tvht jfht mil Up 1 tlmt In' Mill nil Hi'' kiioiK iliatliU nml I flliPlmli-iirrilirilliiNililinorlKXKC iipunSalur 1l.1v M11XIII1 nl .lull. 1MI1. nt II) c'luck A M.'. sired Known ns the Knirln Home by ni iiuuiir niK'iiuu ill mi' ltriiiu-i: iu iiuiiiiuii J AS V. MOKllAN, Auctioneer. Terms cmh. Kor fiuther particulars apply to .1 A. .MA(t(JU., Attfirnni fnr T V. Il-nt!rtft or to. las K Mornii, Auctioneer, or to tho uiidcrdi'uud In I'Cisuii. T. E. kiiousi:. Mortgagee. Dated, Honolulu, Juno US, 18U5. The goods, chattels and property to bo sold an: 1st. That certain indenture of lease Horn Henry Wnterhouec to T. E Krouso, of pre mises Known as tho Englu Homo and cottage, tho l'cleula Cottage, the Kapena Cottago and 1 ft mmiscsamt tho hecgau Cottage, said lease uearliiL' ilato of Oetnlier T. ISO1' fur IHu lears from NTritftuilK r 1 INtf) L'nil. All the furniture, gooJa, chattels, and cllccts cnuuicmtcd as follow Lann mower, pr. scales, Ico cream frccrcr, Hhcclbirroir, garden tools, II rakes, pitch fork, il hoes, it spades, brooms, grass shears, basin, pitcher, wooden rot, mosquito wlro vu., Hv.vv.. ...w.w .wuui, .u jun. nuiuuvv curtains, 2 bath tubs, 4 rugs, extra matting, raunit cages, uog Kennel, long step ladder, medium do., short do., slims, liosts. Inn rauuum uo., suori uo., signs, posts, largo STSi. WWSaffll? EESft 8 1 sugar spoons, (5 wool mattresses double, 15 feiltlier IllllflUfl. tr v)Ua nuftttta Rflti.t. Kins, Oprs window curtains, 88 mosquito nets, 100 bo sheet, 0 dor. pillow slips, 80 bed spreads, 12 prs blankets, 10 6-12 doz towels, WbooKs, old Directory, new do., register, w lcker chair new, 2 lanterns, 3 granite slop lulls, 3 mosquito window screens, largo centre caipet. mos. not, stand lamp, bracket do. 2 brackets, toilet set, 3 deer shlu,"o douglas chairs, pine tabic, cover, wardrobu curtains, 2 rugs, matting home, 2 hat racks, 4 sets conrtcc and curtains, bracket, Jrp fans, wool rug, wardrobe curtains, bracket lamp, ,1 sheh cs bracket, lamp, 4 II. VV. chairs, pine table, rug, 2 sets curtains nnd poles, hanging lamp, 8 waulrobo curtains, toilet set, smok lug tabic, matting house, cuspldorc, 2 ases, 0 door rugs, wardrobo curtains, pr. curtains, 2 toilet sets, telu-a-teto chair, plush B, V. arm chair, 2 wicker chairs, large carpet, bed lounge, mat, upholstered curtains, la-n-brcqulns, 4 sets curtains and poles, 5 engrav ings. 2 gilt bracket, 1 pr vases, 2 hauliers, 2 1). U. chairs, 2 do., table, pine It. It. set, 7 prs. box hair mattrass, dark wardrobe, mosquito net, toilet set, curtains nnd pules, 3 small mats. 2 door curtains, bracket lump, 11 V M r bedroom set, mattrass, 2 sets pole and curtulns, m lcker chair, ash M T licdroom silt, jum yum springs, wool mattrass, 0 bed rugs, rt ,uosl'to net curtains mid poles, 133 tubs forus, bird cage and birds, garden bench, 34 tubs plants.uloor mat, wicker veranda chairs, hat rack, hanging lamp, 3 prs. curtains and poles, pino centre tablo and cover, cuapldoro, reclining wlokor chnlr, 1). W. chair, stained wardrobe, 2 brnokcts, 4 vases on tablo, 3 engravings, embroidered table, ornament, 18 rug round willow table, bust, 2 brackets, glass vnso, (J H. W. chairs, B. W. book case nud becretnry, chandelier, lound tablo, fish Rlobo. shells, 3 pictures, 2 bamboo polos, fans, curtains, cornice, checker board wasto basket, mirror back hat rack, water cooler, (patent and tablo,) cuspuloro, cup. board closet, desk.clock, 2 hall lamps 2 hat racks, iron safe and stand, i7inoy Jnp. screen, hanging lamp, reclining chair, table and cloth, 1J. shelf, chiouio, our tains and cornico, patent closot, bath tub, 2 door mato. flower pot, bird cago, 7 birds, 0 oak veranda chairs, 3 red do., iron door rnut, 2 cocoa door inatB, upli. patlor bot, 7 pes., oak centio tablo, Mathusok piano and stool, piano cover, lot vases, oto., upli. por tiere, 2 nets laco curtains, poles, 5 lamp, chandollor, piano lamp, plate glass mirror, mantel o'iook, 4 vases, shelf, inmbrcnuin, 3 vases, 2 small paintings, 2 largo do., paint ing and easel, 30 napkin rings, 0 mnjolicn fruit platos, 7 nut crackors, 2 syrup jugs' largo refrigerator, ico filter, kilchou table oubpidore, 3 trays, 2 kitchen tablos, 3 galv! tubs, lot kitchen crockery, pans, pot builder, oto., pastry tablo, H. O. Pari lor Btt, plush arm chair, B. W. tnhlo. pr. B. It. brackets, wiokcr chair. carpot, folding ohnir, largo contro rug, 2 foot stools, hanging dec. Tamp, 8 pictures bonv frames, set lann Rilrtnlnot r..,, bed curtaius, matting in houso, toilet set, chuirs, 2 largo S. IV cruet HtaiulK, 0 medium do: 21) Uocer 8. P. taliln Slinnnu JQ forks 2Ji do. tublo kuivos, 1 0-12' doz. ton spooiiH, 10 glass sugar bon U, 0 pickle jars, S. 1 do. ."U salt cullnrs, 10 cut glass fruit dishes. 21 oiiKlnri'. nlnu.u n.,i...... plates, 12 painted oiko plates, 23 usst. oca w..,. vyw.o ..ma, uiu. uiininpngtio glahses, 12 llnltll. (lllirnt iln. I ImHxr'o din in table cloths, 0 h.rgo do., long ino D. 11. tnlilqvLx.D. It. table B W ,2 leaf tables, cliandelier. 4 brnrk lnm,ia ..i i turo fruit. 2 JananesonnnAla n.,.iP,'. i 32 tumblers. THIS SI' AGE ion t M.s. ffv r il .i frkM' ri

w. A Luoh Out for the Best! And when found inako a nolo on. Wo lmvo n plneo now whoro wo eon riiow fiitr Fiifiiitnrn .to lulvmitnso. w can put it in a position where you will mo just what it w II niiprnr n Z homo., Tf ,on wiHliKikWouriri? J3EDUOOM, PAItLOR and LIURAHY SUITS nud nil Idnilo of Furiiituro rendy toe goure8,u81K..ct.on aud delivery tooS THE CITY FURNITURE STORE And Un.lortnliliiK i:lnlilUlimcnth Cor. Fort nnd Horotnnin Sta., -3m H. Williams, Mnnnger. FOR SAM OR LEASE A Yal hlo l?iti I AND SUA FISHERY yielding a enfo Income Address i o "UO." 4-lJm Bulletin Oflloo. W. F. O'HALLARON Gapter ai Biilifir, Estimates Given on Brick, Stone Wooden Buildings Jobbing Promptly Attended to. 337 King Street. Central JVfeat: JVIapet Lovoj Building, Nuuanu Bt. A FIIIST CLASS Slarkot in evf Ordors dollvored ho city. promptlr to all parts ot WESTBBOOK& GAHES -TclcphoolM. I'Prietcn,. Jlay 20-tf. patronize Home Iiidusfcry Ask your Grocer for Pure Hawaiian Honey PUT UP BY THE HONOLULU APIARY CO, iu3 tf NOTICE. CELLED ritOCOSAXS WILL BE RK V OEIVEDatthooffloo of tho Hawaiian ueotrio Uompany, Honolulu II. I., until 10 n. m., July 10, 1805, for tho Construe-" tlon of u (?nld kfrtrnrrA Ttnllrltt.r. 1)1.... ...J spnclfioallons can bo seon at tho offlco of tho said Company. Tho Hawaiian Electrio Company rcsoivos tho right to rojoot any or nil bids. THEO. IIOFFJIAN. Manager. 33 ta C. R. COLLINS, MA.NUFACTOUtR OV HARNESS AND SADDLERY, HAS REMOVED TO 337 King St. Telephono C02. tf. RESERVED lly LEVY Tort Street. "N.

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LOCAL AND GENERAL. I3(iiul Concert thin aftornoon. AdvortlHo in tho LKTIN. EVMNINO 13ui.- Arthur Wildor law at Yalo. is to Btudy Very dull in'polico clrclos. arrosts today. No BfiBO bull at Karaohamehaa. 8:30. Stars va. W. W. Hall and daughter loft on tho ftliowora. The Pacific Tonnis club held ita monthly mooting at 1 p.m. Ministor King mado his first nppoaranco in tho Sonato this morning. Division 7 of tho Citizen's Guard will hnvo regular target practice at Maunaluu tomorrow. Mr. ond'Mrs. Slatos, Mr. How ard and others oft" the yacht Eloanor are domicilod at Sans Souoi. Tho tou-oured barge racn and all bets depending on it have been de clared off, tho claim of Dave Orozier for a foul being allowed. Louis Marks, for a numbor of years past ohief ongineer of tho steamer James Makoe, has ro signed from that position and will dovote himsolf to' businosa in this city. Samuel S. Mahuka and Mis Alico Leloo woro married at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday, tho coromonny being performed by Bishop Willis. After a reception at the priory, tho couple lofi for Hawaii on tho Kinau. Tho expenses of the Labor Commission to dato havo been $18153.78. This does not incUido the pay of the five members nor tho printing of tho- roiiorts. The legislature will fix tho com pensation of tho members. THE IU3I101' 1IKAKD 1'KOJI. IIlii CoimuoulK on 'flint Finance Oommltlct'ii Ueport. Editou Bulletin: -Sir, will you allow me spaco in your columns to oiler some comments on tho roportof tho Finance Com mittee, published iu your paper ladt OTening, recommending tho Legislature to refuse tho pay ment of $450 now owing to lolani College Irom the Governmont. Tho Committee acknowledge that tho amount is part of tho sum voted by a previous Legis lature for tho support of scholars at lolani College during tho bionniul period ending March 31, 1894:', they acknowledge that ii. has not been paid; but they re commend tho Legislature to ro fuso payment, not on account of anv failuro of tho Colleco to focd. lodgo and educate the numbor of scholars for whom the money was voted, but because tho Principal noglooted to apply for It at the Treasury at a certain date pursu ant to notice in cortain news papers. 1. I havo first to call nttention to the general misrepresentation of the report, which treats my petition, as if it woro a fiersonnl claim of my own, instead of lining a claim on bohuf of mi educa tional institution the oldest boys' boarding school in Hono lulu to which tho money wan voted without any such conditions as those which tho Finance Com mittoe now ondeavor to nttnoh to it, 2. Even if it wore capable -of proof, which it is not, that thore was negligence on the part of the Principal, it would be a most un just proceeding for an edu cational institution to bo on that Recount debarred for ever from a sum of monoy once votod for its support by tho representatives of tho nation, tho conditions of tho grant having been faithfully fulfilled. But, as I now proceed to show, there was no negligence at all on my part in the promises. The notice I am charged with neglect ing, I find in tho Hawaiian Gazotto of March 9, 1894. It runs as follows: "Dei'Mitment op Finance, Honolulu, March 0, 1894. "All omployoes of tho govern fjM. uitttawwisTm,tvKttj.Mimi.mmBi rtmmi'twxp-MHnrtnerirw K JkJI-.Uir. 'II v .'fuir.iou Pood Value tifatrrmjMSnS .rsSSSiW cmcTrial will pro?e their fro z$M&wf?ik wnflftp: S MJky Cnf nH J i-PllK BT 3Sii ri? Z4N-- K -,1iJ. iHftJrtffLsnr" i tt.u-v I II I i i i. iHHIIIM'WWMiai i r'-iUty m XrTi Ii (31 s la T ST. ngrtt mvT.Linw.'juijM';! jmrnnmrtfimtw tt'"""'wwnwwwnnw ment, and other persons to whom moneys may be due at the ITaxvai' ian Treasury on or beforo tho 31st day of March are roquestod to "prosont vouchers for aettlo mont on or beforo that dato." To substantiate tho ohargo of neg ligence, it must bo shown that those scholarships wora duo to tho Principal of the school at the Ha waiian Treasury. But it has been the undoviating practice for over 20 years, that, whon duo, these scholarships are drawn from the Treasury by the Board of Educa tion whoso Secretary disburses them to the soveral schools. There wasnothing in tho abovo notice to indicate any now departure, and lead mo to supposed that tho soholnrnhips were to bo paid at tho Treasury without the intor vontion of tho Board of Education. Moreover, if it was intended that tho schools were to enter into direct relation with the Treasury, how it is that tho following letter, acknowledging tho debt, did not come to me direct from tho Fin ance Department: "Bureau op Education, Honolulu, March 22, 1894. "Sir, ploaso inform us tho amount duo at lolani College for Scholarships to March 31, 1894, as wo require the information for use of tho Minister of Fin anco. Yours respootfully,' TV. Jas. Smith, per S. TV." It will be cloar to overy one that whon the Minister of Financo caused this inquiry to bo mado ho did not regard lolani college as debarred from receiving tho bal ance of tho appropriation, for ho rofors to it ns an undischarged obligation. 4. But it may bo asked, why, when the notice appears in tho papers, if tho scholarships wore not duo at tho treasury, did yon not apply to tho Board of Educa tion. For two reasons. From tho way things had boen going on for the whole year it seomed veiy doubtful whether scholarships were included in that notice. And, if they woro, I had beon assured that I should receive notice from tho secretary whonover tho Board was in a position to meet them. The public may not be awaro that wheroas under tho monarchy, tho scholarships woro paid regularly by the Board in tho first Week of oaoh quarter, on presentation of each one's claim, this regularity entirely ceased under tho pro visional government. It was not till August or Soptombor, 1893, that tho instalments dun on March I, and July 1, 1893, woro paid. Tho sMO now duo are the instal ments dm for tho q i rtt rs ending September 30 ud December 31, 1893, and M-rch 3t, 1804. Aftor milking several calls n tho socre tiry of the Hoard of Education in January, 1891, he told me that it was porfoctly ubcIhiw for mo to present my claims; no money could bo dr.iwn to moot them, and there wis no saying when they would be paid. Hut whenever tho monoy should be forth coming, I should recoivo notice. When at last the notico of March Gth appeared, it was tho duty of the Soorftnry of tho Board of Education to put in tho claims for all tho scholarships then waiting to be paid. TYhy tho claims of lolani Cnllego woro not put in with tho rest is a mystery which will probably never bo solved. Tho Financo Committee must bo vory hard up for a plea for defrauding lolani Collogo of $450, which the Min istor of Finance aoknowledgod to be due in May, 1894, whon thoy reoommend that that institution bo mulcted of nine mouths appro priation on account of an over sight of tho Secretary of tho Board of Education. BVBNINQ HUIiliKTIN. JULY 0, 1805. .Tk fA ni i tyypimsiem s.

CEU.CTCD J AND -M;- the caw, arte PACKED IN vtayiflDocANO! &1? (JYSTI&M'tAH TH.Vl IT' lit R SPECIALUY FOP Lao nenf 5. In the above senlonco I uso tho word "defrauding" deliber ately, hi tho mattorof scholar ships tho governmont is in the position of parent or guardian un dertaking to pay at u cortain rato for the children to whom theso scholarships nro assigned at the sovoral Bchools. In tho caso of lolani Ojllogp, tho Legislature has for over 20 yoars voted a sum which enables the Board to pay for twclvo hoys ut tho rato of $50 por annum. There has been no fail uro on tho part of tho College to fulfill its part nf tho contract. Twelvo boys hnvo boon duly lodged, fed and taught, but thoy havo Only been paid for 15 out of the 24 months of tho last biennial poriod. Mr. McBrydo and others rocommend that the other nino montliH bo not paid for. Thero is a novelty about' the recom mondation which will. I think, hardly commend it to tho House. For, though not personally ac quainted with nil its members, I believe that it comprises a majority of men of integrity and honesty, who will hardly agree together to repudinto a just claim under tluitfliiiiHy pretext put for ward by t Finance Committoe. Alfhed Willis, Principal of lolani Collogo. July G, 1895. K MMES YALE'S HAIR TONIC Ladies and liNTL.tK. It Affords mo L'rcat pleasure to call tlienltcution of tho pub lic 10 my Yul' llulr Tonic, which is the llrst and only icincdy Known to chemistry which poBltlvoljUuriis gray hair back to its original color without dye. I personally Indorse, its action and ijlo tin. public ni) folcmn guaran tee that it has been tested in every conceivable- way, nnd lias proved Itself tho only Ilalr Specltle. It stops Imtr-fnllln. Immediately and creates a luxurious growth. Contains no Injurious lngrcdlt nt. it Is not sticky orgremy; on tlio routr.it H iiinl.es the hulrsol't, youth ful, Hull'y, neepi It iu curl nnd removes dand iii If. For gontlcniui mid Indies with linlrii little gin... Ktitaiiid giiiy, entirely gray and Willi iiai.u HHAua, II is p. eiauy recnm- I mcniled. i All druggists Price $1; also Yale's Skin' Food, tfl.il; YiileVCompctloii Crrnm, yi I Villi)' Knee l'-nvdor, iUc; Yule's Ilenuty I Boap, 2fic. Mine. Yule, lUalth and Complexion SpecInllnt.Teiniile of Ilcuuty, ltd State t, Chicago, (iiildu to ltenuty mailed free. Honolulu Cricket Club. tue piMiii-uiiuiim iiieein .,l I K tlio Honolulu Crick. t (.Lib will bo hold at the Arlington 'idol, King streot, noxt Tuosd iy evening, the 'Jth inet, at 7:30 p.m. It. L. A UO BACH, 41-lt. Sccrotiiry. pies," cakes: -ANI. f-ICE CREAM. HF. SINGEIt, for six years foreman with Swuin on Suiter street, makes the most delicious l:ittf of any linker in Hono lulu. Miucol'ios nsptcinlty. Cakos nnd Ice Cream furuishod fTr balls or families. OFF ICt AT SINOEH'i 1JAKEHY, King Street gj- Telephono 87'-'. 40-tf mmemm innn? u. -hk ji r4w.vnit l.ij .f-.m h na t r ------sc2; .'H nBVVJr.Jlj5 BN Q iwr 1 m ii i m ii i i i Vi. i i i rtA4ilk i m ii f r& i iiiBaigEsgigiisaisgfi Sf 5 t MM Si H 1 I If Bw 9 Q a O U U RR i II hr I HI T5" "CM ,7 ""Ii "V-F1-" Ami hl nml ItMfl 111. H k If B iW b-ifl (&r sidn. nulnido mid INI 7ilt H! W B fl B fl i 19 SU M -V-, i-'min'i1iM1 n-pim t" nn. QUU19 wny IJHUUgll "in- y-m'L Ull "i drinking m nrJ IMI tur fr ,ti' OEkumcia u MSmWSSSSSmS. HIRE ?0 rrfrjarsjigigfgijgjg nqjggrigjgialSIFJ'p?iT3fiSHnnajatgrTOJTi! ig.'pijiaitg.'girBfianasiiaBaiTaijatrBfi This great homo-iundo drink is as healthful an it is pleas ant. It is good all tho timo; good for tho children; good for tho grown-up folks: good for evorvbodv- harmful to iwni. It kcops tho blood pure and cool, strengthens tho system and counteracts tho eljects of tho hent. It in abaoluloly freo from a singlo intoxicating property and is evory whore recognized as A Temperance Drink t For Temperance People. A packago of Hiro's Bootbeor extract will make fivo gal lons. Tho directions are so simple that anyone can mqjo tho most delicious, sparkling, cdorvoscout boverago without troublo or oxponso. Ask your storokoopor for it, made only by Tho Charlos E. Hires Co., Philadelphia, U. S. A. Wo linvo UBOit your Rootbeorfor tho but thrco yenrs nnd think thero in nothing equals it. Mus.N. Bk-kkl, 303 Northampton streot, Boston, Musk." I liuvo boon using your Jtootboer tor thrco ycarg, and havo recommouiloil it to many of my friend. 1 havo nlso beon much plonvod with it. It U ro- my I rishii I rething nourishing, in tact n-ords nro 8. Brau.n, Statostrrut, JOBBERS: Hobuon Diioa Company, TVholo3alo Druggist. Benson, Smith Company, HoLLISTEIt DrUCI COMPANY, I Lewis fe Company, Grocers i &L ew N Children's Muslin Emroided Hts, In now pretty designs. Infant's Muslin and' Silk Bonnets; A largo assortment, latest patterns. k Infant's Embroidered Cashmere Cloaks, In short and long, cream and tan. Infant's Long and Short Dresses. A LAKOE ABSOHTMENT OP Sun Bonnets Sun Bonnets In lawn and chambry, white, pink, It. bluo, cardinal oud navy. x A NEW MNE OF Ladies' SMrt'iTfwaists Ladies' Shirt Waists. For $1.00 at N. S. 520 Fort Street, New Process Stove No lottery, ralllo or game of chance, but u straight uusineitf proposition Retry iiermn ho purthau ono of our New Process 8tovc between Thuksuay Moiinino, Jumu 'XI, und One o'clock WupM'.gtur, AuiifBT 7, will be entitled to ono guess as to how many of these glove will be sold up to that time, It being then Just live months since tlio first utovo wan purclinsed. Tho person guessing correctly, or coming ncnrcsl to tho correct number, will reeebc nt once present In cash of the full amount pakl fur lilt stove; In rn$o of two ormore persons guessing the winning number, each shall make a further guess on the salct of the following week, ono person thus llnally receiving tho prize. As the stoves will bo sold at regular price, no ono risks anything, only if you guess uearest to the right number your stove eostsyouuothlug. Tho prlre being blniply an ad. for Ncwl'ro- cess Stoves. Seal your gueas iu an envelope mil wince private mark on tlio outside. Tho cnvelones will know what U Insido each until the dato be hung up beforo the opening of envelopes, wlileli will be doue at our store iu tho Waring lllock, r'ort and llcrctanla, at 1 p.m. on August T, in tho presence of stove purchasers mid the public. traassa mscs O. V. STUKDEVANT, Sole -Augrean.t. Waring Bloox, Tol. 991, P. O. Box, 4G2. Cor Fort and Bor. Sts. BiPi?Rsn,RI3aE nuu a BELCR. inadequate to oxprosa itu worth. Muu. Detwoja Constance, Aow Orleans, Jj. a., U. b. a. Goods! SSOHS, Honolulu, II. I&JI S

your tiamo and address on tin) liiblde, and some will be careful! v kentaudnoone buttlie :ucsaer of ojienlni;. A correct list of stoves sold'will k i'1 M t':' W m i 1$ K J.

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THEO. H BABIES 1m porters of iru7o Brothm' Cepient, Corrugated Iron Raofatg, I Qalvanktd Waior Pipo, Paints tfnd Oils. CROCKEBY, GLASSWARE, Jtocho Harbor" Lime, C. C. Fine Flour, Hay, Grain, and Groceries, Ilardwurc and Cutlery, Etc., Etc., Etc, Etc, Elo. 0. w ill iams Son ESTJLBZjISRrEiD 1 SB. The Largest Stock of Bedroom Sets Erer imported to Honolulu. TCight Different Styles to select from. Prices arc a t liacher ITROad: 3S5 00 XTJP. 10 k Tta Lot Of CHIKP0NIBU8 of the Latest Dedgru and Patterns. Special F&a&ro lo. 1 White Seamless Matting Far Roll rt 40 Yordi, $W.W. And a Fine Quality for $9 per Roll. Headquarters for Baby Carriages IS- TELBPHONB 179 ftt Nomo VUItnr. Congressman Ililboru ot this district will leave nhortly for Ho nolulu with his family. It in authoritatively slated that it will not bo ii pleasure jaunt ho far ns ho is concerned. He thinkn tlio Hawaiian question will bo mi im portant issuo buforo tha next Con grcHs, and desiring to nndoratnnd tho facts wont them at first bund, Mrs. E. S. Pulorbaugh lias do partod on n six months' trip to Honolulu on a visit to hor sister, Sirs. Lowell, dnughto'r of Itobert McOhosney of Coutrul uvenuo. S. F. Call. fflPfl) Pioneer Furniture House Tho onso of Messrs. Havomoyer, Soarlei and othorfc, indioted for rofusiug to answer tho questions of the Somite Sugar Committeo, has been continued until nuxt October. James IT. Green, a survivor of tho battle of Waterloo, took part in tl'O eightieth anniversary cele bration of tho -event ut Allmnco, 0., last weok. Croon narrated his experience on that day in a graphic inannor, ho having wit nessed th battle almost from its comrnencomont. Tho sight of Na poleon awaiting with feverish anxiety tho roinforconients that never camo still lingers fresh in his momory. m 9 Mechanics' Homo, corner Hotel and Nuuunu streets, lodging by day, week or month. Terms: 25 and 50 cents per night; $1, and 1 25 por week. G. It. Harrison, practical piano and organ maker and tnnor, can furnish best factoij references. Orders left at Hawaiian News Co. will receive prompt attention. All work guaranteed to be tho samo os douo in factory. Notice Brown fe Kuboy, whole Balo and rotail doalors in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Plated Goods, formorly of Tho Masonic Block, have takon tho store lately occu pied by Soharf's NoWs Stand in tho Arlington Block on Hotel streets. HUto May Ventlcy Porn a Genius Disoaso Threatens to Cut Short a Noblo Caroor But Hood's Snrsapnrllla Restores Good Honlth. LHUe May Donttcyls nn accomplished elocu tionist and natural born spenker ot only 13 years of mo. She Is tho only child teroperanco lect urer before tlie public. Her genius, liowoyer, did not exempt her from nn Attack ot a dlseasa of Uio blood. Her own words best tell the story t "a I. Hood ft Co., Lo w oil, Mnss.t "I heartily Join with the many thousand that are recommending Hood's Sarsaparllla. I had been troubled from Infancy with gatherings In tho hoad. 1 v as compelled to leave school upon tho doctor's nih lco. llo thought It was the only tlilnj to 6B. o my Ufa, but 1 Continued to Crow Woroo. I was persuaded finally by a friend to try Hood's Earsaparllla. Tho uso.of ono bottle acted cf- Heod's5a,.' Cures f ecUvcly upon tho blood and I began to Improre. After tho use of three bottles tho gathering ceased and I nra cured of my former trouble. I owo my llfo and w HI always remain n truo f rlond to Hood's Sarsapirllla." Lillib May Dent lev, 8hcluytlllo, Indiana. Oct HOOD'S. Mood's Pllla act easily, yet promptly and efllcleutly, on tho liver and bowels. 23c. Hobron Drug Co., L'd, Solo Agents for tbo Republic ot Ilawaii. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS 1 AND New Goods I- That is just what I have receiv ed, and tho Bargains, at which thoy will bo oilorcd will nstonish you. For tho noxt Thirty Days,' I will mako a specialty of LADIES FINE OAMilEIO WEAR stich rw Night Dresses, Chemises, Drawers, Corsets Comet Covcre, nmlWuistH. G. E. SMITHIES 609 ANI? 611 KINO- STBF.ET. L On KERR untEcr isiroMLRs ok European American Dry QqQds Jewelry HAS JUST RECEIVED A Complete New Stock or DRESS GOODS Victoria Lawns, Dimities, India Linona, Nainsooks, Sateons. Cotton Pongees, 8COtCll CSillgllUIHM, Uandkercblefs, llobiery, lUbbonn, Laces, Flowers ,nd Feathers, ;MA.IJMBt BOATS hinnelettes, Ceylon fihii tint, Cretonnes. Art Muslim), Curtain-), Mosquito Nets, Plain it Twilled Cotton 4nd tho celebrated "MADAPOLAMB" ,For Ladies and Children's Uudurdothing, Our Stock of Spring Goods is acknowledged by every body to bo tho finest on the Honolulu market, and con sists of everything Useful and Ornamentals Our prices are moderate Jewelry in special designs manufactur ed to order on short notice. If you want your watch repair ed, if you want jowolry mndo up neatly. If you want souvenir spoons, or Anything in tho jowol ry line. H. G. Biart, at 0. Gertz's storo, Fort street, is your man. Ho was for ten years tho prac tical watchmaker for Wonuer Co Accountant, Collector Copyist, Oifico with 0. D. Chnso, Snfo Deposit Building, 406 Fort Street. Tolo- pbono-l&l. CSTTbo collection o Government Hills a specialty. 1-tf PANTHEON SALOON, FORT AND HOTEL ST8. Hcaflpaners Eutemrise Brew Co' Largest Consignment of Boer ihnt over arrived hero, novr on Draught My lino of WASH GOODS just 1'CCOlVod Cannot. Ln nn,,nllnl ...l nro tho latost goods nnd designs: i. Ka"' J-iquos, urgan dios, Madras' Ducks, Dimities. Etc ,Etc. For tho next JNinety Days I will rocoivo NEW GOODS rn ovory Stoamor. j0 jr. mm& 514 FOItT STREET. t The Haw'n Fertilising Co. ARE BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER, TO FURNISH HIGHEST GRADE MANURES To any analyses, at lowest prices. J. DODD, Prop'r 32-tf. A. F. COOKE, Agent. d. m n aa- tvts i JACOBSEN PFEIFFER. P. O. Box 287. Fort Street. AI.SQ The Largest BEST Selected Stcck In the Islauds(of ultlng, Serges, Trousering, etc.. Sole Agent for the Popular pEiftL gEWlMIJ mpp. At Popular Prices. Xj. jB. KERR, Queen Street, Honolulu, no. tf AND PJIOJDUCE COMPANY. O. Oavanaoh, Mnnnger. Mppunlta O. It. I.. DrVt nn King Street GXIOOEIIIB8, Provisions, Ice House Goods, Fish, Vege tables, Frozen Oysters, Etc., Etc Received by every steamer from Snfl Frnucisco nnd Vancouver. I33T Tlio Shipping Tftide Supplied gj Telephone No. 7C5. -J7JjS&.tftoOCVifck.RV s I Wm. G. Irwin Co. (limited). Wm. G. Irwin, President and Manager Olnus Spreckew, Vice-President W. M. Giflurd, Secretary and Treasurer Thoo. 0. Porter, Auditor Sugar Factors AND Commission Agents. AOENTS OF TnE OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF SAN .FRANCISCO, OAL. Perfectly Wretched o PAIKE'S CELERY COMPOUND RES TORED MRS. DARROW TO HEATH AND HAPPINESS. This'iis the Medicine ThatSMakes People Well! f MRS. AUG. DAKROW! Montrose, Pa., Sept. 25, 18W. WEIiLS, RI0HARD8ON Co., Gentlemen: I was very much run down, bndno appetite at all, was very nervous, bad no sleep night or day: to sum it all up, I was perfectly wrctclic(l.n But tbanks to Paino'a Celery Compound I can now eat and sleep and. work just os well ns I could beforo I was taken sick. When I commenced taking tbo Compound I weighed 18G pounds; I now weigh MS pounds and do all the work for my family of five. I have recommended tbo Compound to tbreo families already and tboy aro very much' pleased, with it. I am now taking my fifth bottle, and would recommend it to nil who nro suil'eriiifr with stomach trouble or nervous trouble. Yours respectfully, MRS. AUG. DARKOW Paine's Celery Compound IS FOR SALE BY THE 1IOI i iSTITH: DRUG Wholcsnlo ircntB for the Ilawaiinn Islands. I '"it t. r M 0 I 4 V I" t A Jjjtl Jfjll "Jj

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if rwt up1 y ps v rv m'j j KVHNItfO nUIJiMTIN, JUJjX 0, lflQg. s f V ,r HOLLISTER nsa I'oitr Wholesale and Retail DRUGGISTS AKD .KHOTOGBAPHJO OTA-LISKS. Established 1800. .grers-t for J 0 Aycr Co. Perry Davis Pain Killer Horsforcls Acid Phosphate. Fellows Syrup of Hypophosnhitcs. Wampoles Tasteless Cod Liver Oil Stearns Wmo ot Cod Liver Oil. Stearns Cascara Arouiatic Hnnalya Asthma Remedy. Pink Pills for Pale People.--Mother Sciols Syrup Cutnmms Cough Cure. 1 oik Miller Dog Remedies. Eastman Kodak Co. L. 11. T. Anthony Co., etc., etci New Goods i New Goods! Now Goods! BY EACH STEAMER FROM THE COAST All Delicacies in Our' Line. A completes lino of staplo and fancy Island ordors LEWIS Telephone Ho. 240. e w Have th If you will examine our "stock of Furniture and House Furnishing You will agree that for Style3 Quality and- Prices They Stand Unequalled in Honolulu iSET Our Goods received by vessels just from the Coast' are artistic in the minutest detail. EPAN INSPECTION INVITED J 3?jESIuiESI:JE3:03g'E3 Q4LS. Ordway Porter, Hotel Street, Robinson Block. V FRESH PROVISIONS, FAMILY BEEP BY THE POUND, FAMILY POKK BY THE POUNLV NEW POTATOES AND NEW ONIONS, V HOESE HAPISH IN BOTTLES, BLOCK BUTTER, INDIAN .CHUTNEY. v Chas, Hustace, Lincoln Block, King street. Telephone 119. ALLEN ROBINSON. Dealers in Lumbor and Coal and Building Materials of all kinds. Queon Streot, Honolulu. Evening Bulletin DRUG CO. viunirr. Incorporated l&tll. groceries, as low as the lowest. solicited. &r CO., J P.O. Box 207 Best! FTJRNISHED ROOMS. Two front furnishod rooms to lot at No. 4 Garden Lano. tf 50c. per Month tmirritAtttrv 1iAvh, 'Ilicy Atilv In llnttnll Well n Florida. WAMIiinoton, Juno 26. tt in probably tin- Government author ilies concerned in llio execution of the neutrality laws will linvu to turn thoir nttontion to tlio report ed IllihusturhiK expedition ap;aint Hawaii an woll an thoso against Florida. Tlio Hawaiian ofliciuls huvo boon cognizant for Home thno of the plans nt San Frun cisco to fit out an expedition intonded to ovorthrow tlio Dolo government and their agonts on the coast have boon acting in securing information. News from Hawaii lias shown that tho authorities took a gravo viow of tho matter. A small gov crnmont craft used for customs purpoaos wob fitted up with Gat ling guns and sent on a cruiso around tho island to watch for tho oxpedition. Land forcos, under Colonel McLuan, who re cently wont from Washington to assume command, were put in readiuosH for tho expected dos cont. Tho new Hawaiian law providos for tho exclusion of porsons suspected of having do signs against tho government. Tho Hawaiian legation horo is closed for tho sumtnor and tho new Minister has not yot arrived. Ohargo d'Affairoa Hastings is in Maine, but keops in communica tion with "Washington on pending business. It iu not known whether the Hawaiian officials have called tho attention of tho Stato Department to tho filibustering plans. It is said, however, this would not be nooossary in order to havo Unitod States authorities act if tho ox pedition has assumed the dofinite shape stated in today's dispatches from tho Pacific Coast. It is said the suppression, of filibustering, undor tho neutrality laws, applies to Hawaii exactly us it doos to Spain, and tho oxtont of this ap plication was shown in tho Pres ident's recent proclamation and ordeni to Socrotary Oluoy and -Attorney-General Harmon. GOO Dozen Socks, just receivod at Tracy's $1.50 to $2.40 per dozen. Full assortment of sizes in Jaeger's Sanitary Woolen Undor "Wear for Mon and Women at very low prices at Tracy's. Having used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in my family and found it to be a first-class articlo, 1 tako pleasuro in roqommonding it to my friends. J. T. Foster, AVestport. Ciil. For solo by .all dealers. Benson, Smith Co., Agonts Hawuiinn Islands. Notice of Revocation. Tho undersignod hereby give notico that C. L. Hopkins no long er acts for thorn undor power of attorney, tho samo having been reyokod. VIOTORIA S. ELLIS, WILLIAM S. ELLIS. Honolulu, June 14, 1895. 38-3t To the Public and Tourists. Any party wishing to take a rido uround the Island, or to tho Pali, can he accomomduted n a small cost by F. Smith, tho Bus man. At Smith's Stables can bo found nt a raomont's notico Bubs es, Wagonottee, Bugfjitifa, Saddle Horsos, eto for hiro... Spooial uttontion paid to Tour ists wishing to take in tho sights at u small faro. This is the cheap est placo in town. Horses broke, double or singlo; also' horsos bought, sold or ex changed. For further particulars apply to F. SMITH, Bus and Li vary Stablos. King St, botweon Fort and Bothol. Tolophono.dOSi Juno 18. G-mo. Regan Vapor Pacific Gas

THE BEST IN THE MAEKET. They cannot bo surpassed for motive power. 3?-SEND FOR CATALOGUED jos. tTnker, Solo Aceut, Nuuauu Street. 1-tt Ensues Laieles JUST RECEIVED Vim H. H. AUSTltALT A if Line of Furniture tails With Gimps and Curdb to Match. Chenille Portierres Chenille Tabiecovers PLAIN COTTON CRAPES IN SYEjriJ'O SHADES. riGUBED COTTON CBAPES. WHto Cotloi M fltimi fm 25c. to isc. w wi o B. F. EHLERS CO. New Furniture! New Fini&ure! A LARGE ASSODTMFNT OF Top Roll and Other Office Desks "Which wo aro soiling at prices unheard of in Honolulu. HOPP No 74 Klnpr Street, EDMUND P. DOLE, ATTORNEY AT LAW. 318 Fort St. Telephone 91. 27-3ms N". F. BURGESS" is now rnErAnnn to Repair Garden Hose, Sprinklers, Wa ter Taps, Etc., Etc. Saw Filing and nil kinds of Tools Slinrp encd, including Carving Knives nnd Scis sors. Lnwu Mowers a specialty. Also, Setting Glass in fnct nil kinds ot Job bing. Work culled, for nnd returned. Kiug up Telophouo 852. 1-tf TO LET. Houses JFurnished and Unfurnished. LAND for SALE. DAVID DAYTON. 13-tt 42 Merchant Street- WING WO TAI CO t No 25 Nuunuu Street Honolulu, II. I. Commission Mediant, Imparton nnd Dealers iu General Morchaudisc, fine Mani la Cigars, Cli'meso ana Japanese Crockery waro, Mattings. Vases of all Kinds, Cam puorwood Trunks, llnttau Chitlrs. A fine assortment of Dress Silks, choicest Brands pf Chincso and Jupauoso Teas of Latest Irn xrtntioni. (JtP Inspoetlou of Now Goods respect fully solicited Ity 6011 Bell Tel. 20. v 0. nox ic8 ror AND TO SELL A BICYCLE aAe two different things. Olovolund Bicycles soil ono prico to everybody, no reduction. If yon want ono on tho instal ment plan you can Ret it by pay ing a iittlo more. Cleveland's simply lead. H. E. WALKER, Agont. Merolmnt Stroot. 32-lm CO., Honolulu, II. I. Empire Saloon Curuvr Niumnii .t Hotel Strcot. E. N. Rmjita, Manager. JUII4UUIU) .UIUM) rOUTEJlS, Etc., ON-DRATJGIIT. Half-and-Half on Draught zzzna.Amz?VG Handmade Sour Mash A fiPWIALTY. Criterion Saloon l'orl near irUl Strvut. 0. J. McOautiiy, Mnnaer. Popular Brands of Straight Goop .IjWAt) OS JIANI). 1 Try tlio Great Appotizcr: The Jivoumic Coclftail! A Specinlty .wilh this Resort. toEVOT or THE Famous Wiolnnd lagor Boer! AT THE ANCHOR. Southeast Cor. Kiuj Nminnu Sts. Oyster Oocktallu Bauor Brunnon I Frodoricksburg Boerl Straight and Mixed Drinks Of All Kuuls nud Best Quality. Merchants Exchange S. I. SUAW, Proprietor. Cnrnor KIur 3t Nuunnu Street!, Honolulu y Ohoico Liquors anil Fine Ilcor. Tolopliono -aOX. HO YEN KEE&CO., Ci. iT-u.-U0LM.ii Ctroot, TINSMITHS, PLUMBING Etc., Etc Crockery and Glassware. ED. C. ROWE, House, Stan anil Omamontnl PAINTER. Paper Hanger and Decorator. UANyrAOTDItEK OF Itoiac's Liquid Slating, C20 Kins Street. 3-3 m M .a 1 "1 is I

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n KVI5N1N0 IlUMiKTIN, JULY fl, 1805. I i ,1 1; I IJ m- R Wlldor's Stuarnfiliip Co. TIME TABLE 0. U WIGHT, lre. B. 1). KOUH, Be. Capt. J. A. KING, Port Bnpt. Stmr. KINAU, CLARICE, CooaMBdtr, Will 1T Houolnla at 2 r. u., touching t Lahahr, Maalaea Bay and Makena the tame day; Mahnkons, KAwalha and Laa Mhoehoe the following day, rrhring at HUo the tame evcnlnc. LKAVK8 HONOI.CI V. ARKIVK8 U O.N 0 LULU. Tnosdny. Juno A5 Tuesday. July 2 July 0 Friday July 12 "riuay Tuesday July 18 luraiiay. juiy :ss Friday. ...Aug. 2 Tuesday ...Auk. 13 j"TiuBy juiyz" Tuesday. ...wia, 0 Krldsy. Ang. Ill Tuesday Aug. '27 Friday Sept. 0 I Tuesday ...Sept. 17 Friday Sept. 27 Tuesday Oct. 8 Friday Oct, 10 TueBday Oct. 2J Friday Nov. 8 Tuesday Nor. 10 Friday Nov. !S) Tuesday Def, 10 Friday Den 2(1 Fridny Aug. 21 luesuny Rent. .1 Friday.... Tuesday.. .Rept. 13 .8epU24 ..Oct. 4 ..Oct. 15 .Of.t. 2.5 .Nov. 6 .Nov. 15 Nov. 28 ..Deo. 0 Frlda lav sd itifsday Friday Tnesday Friday.... Tuhdoy.. Friday. TuB'daj Dec. 17 Friday Dec. 27 XeturnLa?, will leave HUo at 1 o'clock r. m., toucnlng at Lanpahoehoe, Mahn kona and ICawsibao same day; Makeuu, Maalaea Bay and Lnhnlnu the following day; arriving at Houolnla the afternoons Of Tuesdays nud Fridays. CSP No Freight will be recalled after 12 noon on day of sailing. Stmr. CLATJDIN3D, CAMEH0H. Comiaanior, Will leave Honolulu TnoBilay sot S r. u.. touching at Kahalal. Hans, Hamoa and Klpaholn, Maui. Returning arrives nt Bonnluln Onnday mornings. Will call at Nnu, Kaupo, on second trip of each month. No Frclcht will be received after s r. k, on aay oi sauing. t

This Company will reserves the right to make changes in tho time of departure and arrival of Us steamers without notice and It will not be responsible for any conse quences arising thsrefrom. Consignees mubt ho at tho Landings to receive (l-ei' F'o'fM; this Comjwy ill not hold itself responsible for freight after it has lieen landod. LIvo Stock only at owner's risk, This Company will not bo responsible for .money or vaiuaDicsoi nnsscnirera unless placed in the care of Pursers, Passengers nrt rentiosted to tinrohnA tickets before embarking. Those lulling to do so will be subject to an additional charge of twenty-Uvo pox cent. A COLD TOR PASBT Esneciallv Designed For INSIDE Work on Faolories and, Public Buildings. It is n dry jibwdor which enn bo pre pared for nso liy pimply stirring in COLD "WATER r.nd can bo npplied by nnyono nnd will nlnnys produce good work. It, is VERY WHITE, oxtremoly re flectivo nnd hardens on n wall like Btono nnd will Inko nny tint. It will last for years, and is unaffected by gases. Ono coat covcru botter thuu two coats of oil paint or whitewash. It can bo used on nny surfaco nnd for nil classes of work, ecu for tho finest decorating. It will not nib, ocalo or crack, nor will it soften with ago or dircolor. It will not sot in tho mixing vessel, in faot it improves by (standing n few days. It .can bo used to good udvaulago over old whitewash, without scraping. IT DRIES OUT WHITE AFTER BEING WET. It is ehonper than whitewash, durability considered. It is supplied in barrels from 800 to 400 lbs., also in boxes of 100, 50 nnd 25 pounds. This is for OUTSIDE Work, Such ns Fences, Outbuildings nnd La borers' Qunrtors. It is rt thick pnsto to bo diluted with cold wntorj stands rain and exposure as well ns oil paint, nnd costs but n fraction ns much. It is Un resisting as it contains no oil, nnd has no oqunl ns n light roilecto? in dark baso ments, damp cellars :in similar place It is supplied in colors. FOR SALE BY.... 11 IRWIN k GO. LIMITED. Agents for the Hawaiian Islands. ASK YOUJi OHOCJSfi Fon Patent Excellent Floou. (tjv Highest grndo Flour on tho market. Cost tho same as nil olhor first-class grades. G-3m 1NDVBINE 0UT2IBE WDUHHS! VI vvaterfront pickings. lilt; Mi:Amsiiii .niouuitA ah. kivkn i'iio.m tiii: coi.o.iies. Tlir Yurtil DIoKnor 'on1lnt: -TIip Nlonmrr itvnlnnl In from Kniinl Other Itciui. The rnrgo of Hie Monowal o nil clcnntd oil the Oecsnlc wlmrf today. The Mciirn ysclit Klcanor will leave for HUo ticxtJMondny. The cliouiier, Kellogg U due from Grays llnrbur with lutnbcr forLcncru Cooke. 'Ihu icliooncrs Luka and Kaulkcaouli and the ntcamer neow were nil busy today coaling tlicaeht Eleanor. ThefMcamer Mokolll brought in her usual cargo of lire stock from Mololtal and Lanal this morning. The steamer Aztec has taken tho place of the lost steamer Colima oti the Sn'n Francisco -Panama route. The steamer I nlani arrived from llauntcl with a load of paddy early this morntug. Tlio tcaler ltoelc Olecn of Victoria has been wrecked oil the coast of Japan. The vessel was valued at $10,000. Tho captain and crew were saved. Tlio revenue cutter Lehua steamed In this morning Iroin a cruise and roalcd up. She will probably ac again for Aole-Hlkl some time tonight. Admlrnl Macauley Is very reti cent and the chances are that there Is to be a big capture of filibuster In the near future The Canadian-Australian steamship Mlo wcra, Stott, coiiunnmlcr, docked at Pacific Mall wharf jesterday afternoon, Mien days from Sydney, en route to Vancouver, I) C. The commander reported an unusually pleas ant voyage. The Miowern left for the north west nt eight o'clock last night, after taking on a cargo of 2S07 bunches bananas and 07 crates pineapples nnd 10 passengers. H M S 8 Mlowcra, James Stott, comman der, arrheil jesterday at 3:30 pm. She sail ed from Sydney on the20th of June at 1:35 p. m, and with line weather reached Suva on the 2Glh, leuUng next morning for Honolulu. Alofa Island was sighted on the 27th and the It 51 S Warrlmoo was passed on the 2'Jth 342 South, 172.15 V. at 4:30 p m. Crossing the equator on the SOth In 170.59 W. Throngh out, the oyage has been of n most cnjojablc iiiiurc, both as regards weather and social pleasures, eineial most successful concerts having been held. AllItlVALS. Stmr Mlowcra, Stott, from the Colonies. Itev. Cutter Lehua, Macauley, from Aole Hlkt. Stmr Iwalanl, Freeman, from Kauai. Stmr Mokolll, McGregor, from Molokal. DKPAMTl'ltES, Stmr Mlowcra, Stott, for Vancouver. PASSENGEltS AltMVED. From Sydney, per CASS Mlow era, July 5 Miss Pcnryn, J Nice, Misses HIcc (2). From Knunl, per stmr Iwalanl Miss A Ewart, Miss C Gurncy, Miss Hadley. PASSENOEUS DEPAETED. For Vancouver, per Mlowcra, July 5 Mis ltosc Tompkins, W Chalmers, wife and 3 children, J Falconer, W W Hall, Mfts Char lotte Hall, Mrs J Hell and child, W Hunt, Miss F Carter, J J Hair, Armstrong, E Had ley, A Wallace. Per Iwalanl 2074 bags paddy. VESSELS IN POUT. NAVAL VtOHLS. U S S Bennington, Thomas, Mare Island. MEllCIUNTMK.W (Coasters not Included In this list.) Schr Norma, Sweusou, Claxton, II C Hk Sumatra, Heiy, Hllo llktne W II Dlmond, S P Hrlg WG Irwin, Williams, S F Hk Andrew Welch, S F Hark Albert, (irllllths, S F tiehr Olga, Epsen, 8 F Schr Wm F Wlts'.emann, Olsen, S F Am stm Micht Eleanor, Scott, Yokohama Am bl Matilda, Svciit-on, Pt Townscnd Ilnw bk It P Illthct, Mimison, 8 F 'fokeigx vessels expected. Vessels Where from Duo Dark Edward May lloston Duo Uk Marthu IlocMinlm. I.l erpool Duu Hark Velocity llonzkoni' Julv'JS Hark Amy Tuuier New York,... Sent 15 Ship Marie Haekfeld.... Liverpool. n o iihtne irmgara a July 8 "How Lvo Came," a waltz song to tho populur Iiauniinn air "Ahi "Wela," is now creating intorost amongst niusic-lovors in tho East. Tho well known "ltuth Ward" lis tho composor of tho words, tho music being tho composition of a popular Eas tern composor. ED. C. HOWE, House, Sign nnd Ornamental PAINTER Paper Hanger and Decorator, MANDrACTOltElt OP Howe's Liquid Slatiuy. C20 King Street. 3-3 xa poplar Topics tf.iDw. Tliis flllhtmtori'ii; btiHinoss 1b growing monotonous; tlio people who nro engaged m lnnnufnetur ing rumors should nwitch oil' unci do something also or the govnrn tuont will 1ohi confidoneo in thorn. Such ronorts do tho country no good nnd wo fail to boo whero tho rumor makers nro benefited Hn waii does not Hoein to mind it much for things uro ns quiet nnd ponoeful hero ns in n well con ducted grnvo-yard. Wo boliovo wfl liaTe quito ino best stook of leather in Honolulu nnd it comprises bosidos solo l'athor tho colebrntod Spoits light nnd honvy harness leather, and leather forsaddlos. Tho best of russett nnd rod calf skins. Loathrr for carriage makers, calor ed lining skins and soft dash leuther. All kinds of lonthor ia higher todny than it was- two months ago: in eomo inst.incos it has ndvnncod ns much ns ton por cont, but ns wo uoro woll stocked boforo tho rise wo can soil nt tho samo old prico nnd perhnps n Httlo lowor. Wo have n vory com nloto stock of Shoo nnd Harnoss findings and tools for all kinds of leuther work tho prico of which is ontiroly satisfactory to nil of our cuBtomors. We have tho goods and the pricos will suit you. E. O. Hall Son. Fort Klntr Streets. NOTICE All accounts due Sanders Ex press to May 31, 1895, will bo re ceived by tho undersigned. Pur tios having accounts again San dors Express to that dato will prosont them to mo for settlement. 42 3ts D. McCORRISTON. HAWAIIAN Baseball Association. ON SATURDAY, AT 3:30 V JULY M. Gtii. KAMEHAMEHA, vs. STAR AT BASEBALL PARK. Admission 25 Cts. 41-td Notico of Administration. THE UNDEI1SIQNED DULY AITOINT cd Administrntor of tho estate of A. 1 Toterion, late of Honolulu, Ibland of Oahu, Intestate, hereby gives notico to all persons having claimu ogainbt Baid estato to presont the bauio to the undersigned at Honolulu, aforesaid, within six months from tho" date hereof, or thoy will bo forever barred. And all pci-hous indebted to tho siid deceased are rcquei,tedto mako immediate poymentto the undorsigncd. A. V. GEAIt, Administrator Estato of A. P. Poterson. Dated nt Uouolulu, Onhu, June 29, 189."). 37-5t Oceanic SfeamsMp Co. Time T7a"fclo LOCAIi LINE S. ii. AUSTRALIA. Arrivo Honolulu from S. F. Lenvo Honolulu for S. F. July 15 July 20 Aug. 9 Aug. H Sept. 2 Sept. 7 Sept. 30 Oct.2 Oct. 21 Oct. 27 Nov. 15 Nov. 20 THROUGH LINE From Son Francisco for Sydney. Arrhe Honolulu. From Sydnoy for San Francisco. Leave Honolulu. Mouowai. .July t Alameda. Aug. 1 Mariposa. .Aug. 29 Mouowai. .Sept. 2G 1 Alameda. ..Oct. 21 Alameda Mnripoba. Monowai Alameda. Mariposa. ..Tnuo27 July 25 ..Aug. 22 .Sopt. 10 Oct: 17 (Vrom U. S. Journal Hf lleilcinc.) Prof. W.II.rceko.who makM a spcclnlty of Epilepsy, has without doubt treated nnd cured moro caeca than nny llvlnriiyBlclan; his tucccaslsnstonltlilnf;. Wo hare licardofcaguioflOycara'etamltn!; cured by film. He publlslicsavaluablow ork on tlmdincaso vrhlcuho read with a large bottle of his absolute cure, f rco to auyiullorcr who may eend their P.O.nmtKiprcssnd drcaa. Wo nilvleo nnyono wlihlns a cure to aildrifti, l"rof. W. IL FEEItli, V. 1)., 4 Cedar fat., New York. Canadian-Australian Steamship Line &$Ml. Slenmers of tlio nlwvo Lino running iu connection with tho CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY Between Vnucouvcr, H. O., nnd Sydney, N. S. W., nnd calling nt Victoria, 1. 0.,. Honolulu nnd Suva (1'iji), AEB 3DXTB uJ3? HOnSTOILiTTILi-Ur On or nlxjnt tho dntcs lielow staled, viz.: From Sydney and Sinn, for Victoria and Vancouver, II. C.i Stmr "WnrrJmoo" August 1 Stmr "Miowern" -ll Stmr "Worrimoo" Octobers Through Tickets Issued from Honolulu to Cuniuln, United States and Ktiropc. FIIEIOIIT AKD 1UHSKNOEU AOENTS! D. MoNicoll, Montrenl, Cnnnda. HoncitT Keiih, Winnipeg, Canada. M. M. Stkkn, San Francisco, Ual. O. Moli. linowN, Vnncouvcr, L. O. Oceanic Stearnsi Co. Par San Francisco: Tho New and Fiuo Al Steel Steamship "ALAMEDA" Of tho Oceanic Steamship Company will bo du nt Honolulu from Sydnoy and Auckland on or about Juno 27tli, And will leave for tho nbovo port with Mails and Passengers on or about that date. For Sydney and Auckland: Tho Now and Fino Al Steel Steamship "MONOWAI" Of tho Oceanic Steamship Company will bo duo at Honolulu from San Francisco on or about July 4th, And will havo prompt despntoh with Mails and Passengers for tho nbovo ports. Tho undersigned nro now prepared to issuo Through Tickets to AH Points In the United States. 5T"For further particulars regarding Freight or Passage apply to WM. G. IRWIN &C0., L'd, l-t' General Agents. Building Lots! At WAIKIK1 on car lino and on PA- LAMA ItOAD near Fertilizing Plnut. These lots are Very Cheap nnd Sold on Easy Terms. Desirnhlo Aero Tracts near tho city and othor Properties for sale. BRUCE, AVAKING CO., Dealers in Lots nnd Lands, 1-tf 003 Fort Strcot, near King. QUAH'S y To Sjsquaii, SI: Australian Mail Service. i SjsqUAii, Sir: I feel It my duty to Inform you of tlio benefit I had derived from tlio ",amT;TdCqUTal:'8Curon,la,(?1Vv M'?" bccn troWcd with ItheamBtUm eve? J nnd slneo 1S87. I Imvo spent nil I could cnlii In trying to euro myself but lnlled use oi your Binuo joy nna bhico job, j nnvo sne: I cinp to you la April uuablo to wall: without ieunm; x wus ircaieu uy unueu uic use oi your remedies using only four bottles of Oil und two of the Cure nnd nnw not only am I cured of the Kheumatfsm, out my limbs have become Mro nger, ItU now near ly three mouths suco rccch log your treatment, and I feel allrlght. I was unable to work "for Hi your (IS months) before coralii)' to you, niul I liavo now betn nt work for ovc 'five weel" mi. lamjoursgiatefuljl, L BEIOKK, UIacksmlth. HOBR03ST DRUG COMPANY t Exclusive and Sole Agents. 4 From Victoria nnd Vancouver, II. C to Suvn and Hyilnpyi Stmr "Miowern" July 2-1 Stmr "Wnrrimoo" Aiirniat. 9 i Stmr "Miowern". .Sept. 24 IS" for Freight nnd Pnsgngd nnd nil Geuornl Informntion, npply to THE0. H. DAVIES &.C0., L'd AgontB for tho Hnwniinu Islands. AND THE Occiflental Oriental Steamship Co. For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG: Steamers of tho nbovo Compnnies will call at Uouolulu on thoir way to tho abo ports on or about tho following dates; Stmr Coptic. July i0, 1895 Stmr City of Poking. .Aug. 10, 1895 gmr Coptic Sept. 19, 1895 Stmr China Oct. 29, 1895 Stmr Coptic Nov. 28, 1895 btmr City of Peking Dec. 28, 1895 For SAN FRANCISCO: Steamers of tho nbovo Compnnies will call at Honolulu ou their way from Hongkong nnd Yokohama to tho obovo port ou or nbout tho following dates: Stmr Coptio Juno 17, 1895 Stmr City of Peking. .July 17, 1895 Stmr Bolgio. .Aug. 9, 1895 Stmr City of Itio do Janeiro Sopt.C, 1895 Stmr China October (5, 1695 g mr CoPtl0,- l- Nov. 0, 1895 Stmr City of Peking. .Dec. C, 1895 Stmr Coptic-. Jnn. 15, 1890 Stmr China Feb. 21, 1890 Rates of Passage are as follows: TO TOKO- TO HONO HAMA. KONO. Cnbin. S1G0.00 8175.00 Cabin, round trip, 4 v months 225.00 2G2.50 Cnbiu, round trip, 12 months 202.50 310.25 European Steerage... 85.00 100.00 "Pnsscngcrs.paying full faro will bo nllowcd 10 porcent.oir return fnro if re turning within twelvo months. 2TFor Freight nnd Passage npply to H. HACKFELD CO i i-tf Agcuts. Consoliflatei Soia Water Co., L'ii Corner Allen Fort Sis., Honolulu. HOLLISTER Agents. CO.,

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