Evening Bulletin (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii])
July 13, 1895

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i A 'i Evening Bulletin i "With, which, is Incorporated the Independent,1 i i 1 1 i i HONOLULU, H. I., SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1895. PRICE 5 CENTS. 4 VOL. 1. NO. 48. THE ue9ip Bulletii? With which Is Incorporated tlio Independ ent. Hawaiian Copyright by A. V. Oeah, Juno 22, 1805. Published overy day except Sunday nt COO King Strcot, Honolulu, H. I. SUJJSCUIPTIOX ItATKS. Per Month, nnywhero iu tho Ha waiian Islands 8 7G Per Year. 8 00 Per Year, postpaid to America, Canada, or Mexico 1000 Per Year, postpaid, othor Foreign Countries 13 00 l'nynlilo Invnrlnblv In Aclvnnco. Advertisements unaccompnnied by specific instructions inserted till ordoreu out Advertisements discontinued boforo expiration of spccilled period will bo charged as it continued for full term. Liberal allownnco on yearly and half yearly contracts. Address all communications to tho edi torial department to "Editor Bulletin." Business letters should bo addressed to "Manager Evening Bullotin." Telephone 250. P. O. Box 89. B. L. FINNEY, Manager. 0AHU RAILWAY LAND CO. Time Table FROM AND AFTEK JULY 5, 1895. V2ZSSM. a 3 in s Sis ?3 WPhP ?h WfP pq A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. Lv Honolulu 0:40 0:15 1:45 5:10 "Pearl City 7:40 0:5S 2:23 5:53 "EwuMiU 8:10 10:10 2M0 0:14 ArWoiauao 10:54 0:40 e a ui rt" i? 5313 iss? 5s t8 (2p WhQ P(So W&.Q A.M. A.M. T.M. P.M. LvWoianao G:t4 1:32 "EwaMill 7:10 0:10 2:07 3:51 Pearl City 7:50 9:48 2:33 4:22 Ar Honolulu 8:23 10:30 3:11 4:55 On Saturday and Sunday nights. Ewa Mill Passenger Train will arrive In Honolulu nt 5:55 instead of 4:55 p. in. Freight Trains will earry Second-Class 1'aB ecngcr accommodations. O. P. DCM80N, F. C. Smith, Superintendent, (ion. l'ass. Tkt. Agt. 42-td Business Cards. H. HACKFELD CO. General Commission Agents. Cor. Fort and Queon Streots, Honolulu. LEWERS COOKE. importers and dealers in lumber and all kinds of buildino Materials. Fort Street, Honolulu. THUS. LINDSAY, .Manufacturing Jeweler and "Watch maker. Kukui Jewelry a Specialty. Particular attention paid to nil kinds of repairs. Campboll Block, Merchant Street. HONOLULU IRON WORKS, Steam Engines, Suoar Mills, Boilers, Coolers, Iron, Brass and Lead Castings. Mnchinery of Every Description Mndo to Order. Porticulur attention paid to Ships! Blacksmithing. ilob Work ex- ccutcd nt Short Notice. npi m Jas. F. Morgan. AUCTIONEEIl AND STOCK I1UOKEH No. 45 Queen Street. Export Appraisement of Real Estato and Furniture, n'J lin ALLEN k ROBINSON. Doalors in Lumbar iuhI Coal and Hulkling Materials of all kinds, Quoon Bdoot, Honolulu, nSiUS Best Family Medicine CURE Sick Headache, Constipation, 0YSPEPSIA, LIVER TROUBLES. Purely Vegetable Easy to Take. Tlio dcllcato sugar-coating of Aycr's nil dissolves Immediately on reaching tlio stom ach, and permits tlio full strength of each Ingredient to bo speedily assimilated. As a purgative, either lor travellers eras a family medicine, Ayer's PHI uru the best Iu tho world. AYER'S PILLS, Made b 7 Dr. J.O. Ayor fc Co.,Lowcll,Ma.,U.S.A. HIGHEST AWABP3 AT THE World's Great Expositions. VST Bewnre of clienp Imitation. Tliontuna Ayer I'llla U blown In the gltaiof ench of our bottlei. Hollister Drag Co., L'd, Solo Agents for tho ltepublio of Hawaii. BAKER Kinau streot near Punchbowl street my21 FURNISHED ROOMS. Two front furnishod rooms to lot at No. 'i Garden Lauo. tf Merchants Exchange S. I. SHAW, Proprietor. Corner King Nuunnu Streets, Honolulu Choico Liquors mid Fine Ueor. ToloiDl3LCxa.o 401. PIONEER STEAM CANDY FACTORY and BAKERY. F HORN. Practical ConfocMonor and Baker, No 71 Hotol Stroot. my 20. Pacific Trading Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Japanese Goods I SOS Fort Street. ROBERT GRIEVTL. Book and Job Printer Morokant Street, Honolulu, H. I. Over Hawaiian Now? Company's Book Storo. my 13. city DRAYAQE W. F, SHARRATT, Mnnagor Stand adjoining H. Hackfeld ifc Co., Fort street. General Cart ing and Drayugo Business done. m7 tf HO YEN KEE&CO., 11 XT-u.-u.an. vi. Otroot, TINSMITHS, PLUMBING, Etc., Etc Crockery nncl Glasswnro. Aloha Bath House. Noxt to Marine Hi II way. Hath ing suits on liund. Patrons brought frao from tug-bout wharf on telephoning No, fi8fi. Furn ished rooms to jut on thopruiniHcs, Mrs, J, II, Riiiht, my lf)-J'ii THE LEGISLATURE. TUT IIILO KI.EOTHIO MOUT HILL PASSES TIIL' HOUSE. The JmUeliir)' Coiumltteo ItoiiorU an tlicl'ctltlon of Haloon'Kecpcra for JtoilrcM Otlior Xoten. Twenty fifth Day, July 13th. THE REPItKSENTATIVES. Speaker Nnnn culled tho House of Representatives to order nt 10 o'clock thin morning. After pray or by tho Chaplain the mtnutus of yesterday's session wore read nnd approved. Representatives Kaoo from tho Judiciary Committeo presented a report on the petition of saloon keepers for robnto of licenso which rend: "Your Judiciary Commiltoo to whom Was referred the petition of certain vendors of spirituous liquors of Honolulu praying for compensation for losses sustained during the time nf martial law which existed from January 7th to March 18th, 1895, beg leave to report as follows: 'Your committee find thnt on January 7th tho sovoral saloons in this city woro closed by order of the Marshal for an indofinito time and forbidden from selling liouor. "That on January 30th the saloons were permitted to open with certain restrictions as to hours, as to tho kind of liquor to bo Bold, etc., and also by paying a special police guard. "That on March 18th all re strictions were romovod. "Thnt during tho period from January 7th to March 18th the saloons woro ut considerable ex ponso for licence fees, rent, wogos and ico, besides the loss of busi ness. "That during tho said period from January 7th to March 18th the holders of 'dealer's spirit' lioenses were allowed to soil liquor upon permits from the Marshal's office; mnny of said permits your committoe find woro morelv stamped with a rubber stamp and bear no signature. "That during a part of said period said holders of dealer's licenses woro allowed to sell liquor in smaller quantities than their lioonses striotly permit, thus doing businosa for which the saloon-keepers aro oompollod to pay a hcenso although thoy were forbidden tho privilege of doing business. "That when tho saloons wero ononod and restricted to the sale of beer, tho dealers were allowed to sell Btrong liquor. "That while tho saloons wero rostrioted to tho sale of liquor to bo drank only on the premisos, tho dealers wero allowed to do liver large quantities ubout town. "That six holders of dealer's licenses, from January 7th to 30th, the period during which tho saloons woro entirely closed, sold nbout f8300 worth of liquor, exclusive of what wns shipped by thorn to the other islands. "Tour committeo also find that by the torms of tho saloon licenses tho right is reserved to close tho siloous on election days at tho request of tho Marshal, and on other occasions at tho roquost of tho Minister of the Interior. "Your committee aro of the opinion that tho action of tho Ex ecutive in closing the saloons and subsequently allowing them to opon under certain conditions is not roviowublo by tho legislature, Thoy aro ulso of tho opinion that by tho strict rulti of law tho rinloon-koopors hiivo no redress in tho courts. But thoy do bo liovo that tlio petitioners have Biilluiod an initiatloo that deaorves the consideration of tho legislature, "Thoy therefore submit hore with a bill cxtonding tho existing retail spirit licensos for a period of two months each without charge to the licensoos. "Your committoo aro not un mindful that tho liquor business is of an extraordinary and, in a sonse, a dangerous olmrnctor; that those who engage in it take cer tain risks that othor business rnon are not called upon to take; that the closing of saloonB during tho period of oxcitemont was for the bonefit of tho whole community, including the proprietors of tho saloons, and that othor lineB nf business Buttered more or less. But in view of all the circumstances your committeo feel that tho pe titioners have suffered beyond their sharo nnd that the passuge of tho bill rocommended would bo no moro than just." The report was signed by Rop rosontativos RobortBon, Kueo and Kamauohn and was laid on tho table to bo considered with tho bill. Rop. Hanauna introduced a resolution to pay the Commercial Advertiser fivo conts ench for tho copies of tho papor placed on tho membor's desks. The resolution was amended, authorizing tho olork to pay onty for such papers as tho mombors ordered, and passed. rpi. TTil -pinni.;. t "n;n auu Ainu uiuuuiu uiLUb jtii came up on its third reading on tho order of the day. The bill passod by twelve votes intho affirmative, Representatives Ryoroft, Robertson and MoBrydo being absent. Act No. 16, to amend tho law regulating appeals from District Courts to the Oirouit Judges of tho Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth Circuits was read tho first timo by titlo and reforred to tho Judioiary Committoe. Tho bill allows the Judges to hear appeals in oham bors upon duo notico to tho parties interested. Tho Houso then adjourned to Monday at 10 o'clock. POIl THE COAST. LUt of Fanaeueers 'Who are Doolted to Leave Next Week. The following passongrs aro booked for tho Const etoumors leaving noxt wook: Per City of Peking, July 17 C ASpreokols, AugDreior and fam ily, Mrs C L Carter and son, Mr Scott, Arthur Wilder, Captain Thomas. Per S S Australia, July '20 Mrs J H Lovojoy, Miss Maud Lovojoy, Mrs E Andorson, Mrs Moser, MrB Mullins.Miss Mullins, Mrs M Stewart, Prof M M Scott, O H Howe, Chas Lovojoy, Mrs M Lastroto, Miss A Lastroto, Mrs E L Holl, J A Hopper, Jas Alexan der, A T Atkinson, J F Humburg, Mrs Willfong. A O Wall, I Rubin stein, Rov O P Emerson, Rev Oknbo, F M Heath and wifo, J P Cooke, O Marsden, E C Obortuof fer, J A Lothian, F W King, II H Page, Mrs M A Heuth, Mrs M E Fiold, O W Filkins and wife, Mrs H Pago und daughter, Mr and Mrs J P ObortuofTer, Wm Foster, T A Conant and wife, M L Schmidt, J W Colvillo, W B Colvilln. A B Collins, P F Collins und wife. The chargo against Sam Choy for having opium in possession was distniSHod this morning by Judge I'orry. Tho timo of tho District Court this morn ling waH taken up with toon boars relation to tho Kaiu ination of J, Kupihoa, I 'ft,,- Cnstlo Carter incidents in. tho exam flhnrgcd with highway robbery, The complaining witnoss is one Aknng, who Alleges that the do fondant took from his portion by forco tho sum of twonty dollars Tho oiuo is etill going on, IN STUDY AND SPORTS:. PniZE WINKKIIS IN IOI.AM SCHOOL LAST TEIUI. Interentlnt; Clonlnc Exerclaen Fol lowed by a ficrloH of Athletic SportaTlio Nucceaiful Competitor. Following is a list of prizo win ners in lolnni sohool for the termi that closed yesterday: Class I: Yoai-'s marks, Abra ham Knulukou; English subjects, Alex. May; conduct and 2nd! year's marks, Alox. May; nrith- motic, W. Sam Sin; algebra, En Chang; declaration, Abraham Kn ulukou. Second Division: English sub--jeots nnd year's marks, W. Ah Hoen; year's marks 2nd, lCddio -Ah Yin; composition, Joseph Aea Glass II: Yoar's marks and. conduct, Chin Sang; arithmetic and 2nd year's marks, T. Ahi Seong. Class III: Year's Marks 1st, John C. Andorson; 2nd. John K. Bolster; English subjects 1st, John D. Aimoku; 2nd, John O. Andorson; 3rd, Edwin Fernandez;; arithmetic and writing, Ohns. Kia Nahnolelua; conduct 1st, David White; 2nd, Ah Sang. OIobs IV: 1st, Manuel Ander son; 2nd, Richard Nowloin. The dosing exercises took place yesterday afternoon, and included", six choruses, rocitntions by Ed ward Paalua Hatfield, Edwin. Fernandez, Abraham Kaulukou, Hugo Koulling, Thomas Smithies, John Andersen, four littlo boys,. Henry Hart, W. Ah Hoen, John, D. Aimoku, Alex. May, and' Abraham Kaulukou and En Chang, tho last two giving a scono from "The Dogo of Venice."' Josoph Aon and J. S. Smithies., gave tho dialogue, "Pain in a Pleasure Boat," and W. Ah Heon, Henry Hart and David Vhite another, "No Work, No Dinner." Tho distribution of prizes closod? tho exorcises. Athlotio sports on tho green followed the pleasant timo inside. A list of ovonts with first and Becond prize winners follows: Samuel Smithies, ono mile foot race han dicap. En. Chaug., G miu. 9 sec, A. Kaulukou, 100 yards dash, ucratch.. En. Chang., 13 sec. Alex May, 100 yards dash, scratch, Io.vk under 14. Chas. Kia 13 hoc. to. Anderson, GO yards dash, boys natter 10. Richard Nowlvin 10 sec. A. Kaulukou. 440 yards dash, scratch.. En. Chang. 1 min. 13 sec. Ah Sang, miming high jump. J. Samuel' Smithies, 4 ft. 2 in. Running high jump, boys under 14.. Alon Mav, E. P. llatliold, tie. 3 ft. 0 in. Sam Lin, running long jump. Abraham Kaulukou, 17 ft. 3 in. Ah Seong, nolo vault. En. Chang.-. 7ft. Oiu. James Whito, pole vault, boys under I4. Alex. May, 0 ft. U inches. Hugo Koelliug, sack race, J Samuoh. Smithies. A. Kaulukou, throwing base-ball, En;. Chan. En. Chang., Putting shot. Abraham Kaulukou, 25 ft. Sin. Ah Chon A: Chin Sang; consolation rn W.Ahlleem II. Hart. Afternoon Concert. Tho Hawaiian band under the- leadership of Mr. Heitmunn will give u concort at Emma Square this nftornoou at 4:30. The fol lowing progrum has been arranged: 1. Mnrch-"Bicyclo" Diehh 'J. uvorturo "Uou Ju.in" Mozavfc 3. Oneralio rotpourri "Chips" .Hejei 4. Waltz "Idcala". Bucolosui C. Polka llabillao" MichiclH. 0. Galop "Enraptured" Faust Hawaii Ponol. This y'a Time, Timo for today has comn. lie out on timo, Tho principal cur 1110 Donni. AuuinorouH-pomo" on "The New Womnn'i Bailey'" by 11 lnonl author is presented., Ralph Tumor has his umiul con tribution and much othor Intonat ing mutter is printod,

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iflPf!" s -r EVENING BULLETIN, JULY 13, 1895. Hf 2 Mr' ir if BDiilar Topics of flu Day. This AHbuHloritig business is tho ncoplo growing monotonous -vho nro engaged m inanufoctur ing rumors should switch oh" mid do something olso or tho govern mont will loso coufidonoo in thorn. Such ronorts do tho country no good and wo fail to soo whero tho ratnor mnia-rs nro uenemeu na waii docs not soem to mind it much for things nro aa quiet and peaceful horo as in a woll con ducted grave-yard. Wo boliovo wo have quite tho best stook of leather in Honolulu and it comprises besidos solo leathor tho colebrutod Spoits light and heavy harness leathor, and louthor for snddlos Tho best of russett nnd rod calf skins. Xiouthrr for carriage makers, calor ed lining skins and soft dash leather. All kinds of loathor i3 higher today than it was two months ngo; in soino instances it lias advaucod as much as ton per cent, but as wp woro woll stocked "beforo the riso wo can soil nt tho same old prico and perhaps a little lowor. Wo havo a very com ploto stock of Shoo and Harness -findings and tools for all kinds of leather work tho prico of which is entirely satisfactory to all of our customors. Wo havo tho goods and tho pricos will suit you. O. Hall $c Son. Fort Kliiff Streets. BEAD TJHIS. Import? of Champagne Into the United States From January ist to April isl, iS95. CASKS G. H. MUMM CO.'S EXTRA DRY 21,461 Pommory Grono 0,935 Moet Chandon 3,903 Charlos Heidsieok 2,790 Louis Rooderer 2,190 Perrier Jouot 1,320 Irroy Co 1,215 .Euinart 805 Vvo. Clicquot 835 Boucho Sec 733 Dolbook Co 453 St. Maroenuz 209 Krug&Co 195 Heidsiock fe Co. Dry Mono polo 150 Various 2,003 Total 45,929 Compiled From Custom House Records. Macfarlane Co., Lt'd. Solo Agents for Hawaiian Islands for G. H. Mumm jul4 tf Co. WM. L. PETERSON. .Notary Publicjypewriter AND COLLECTOR. Offic e: Ove i Golden Rule Bizunr my 13 AT THE ANCHOR Southeast Cor. King Nuuanu Sts. Oyator Cocktails Bauer Brunbon I Fredoricksburg Beor I --Straight and Mixed Drinks Of All Kinds imd Best Quality. r. c. jones. E. A. JONES. The Hawaiian SAFE DEPOSIT AND Investment Go. HAVE FOR SALE A Few HlinrcH of Pjiia Sutiur Stock, Iluwutlnii Sujjur Co. .Stock. ALSO JIuwiilliui tiovm-iuuunt and 1st MoHkiiku Sutfitr JMimtii- tion ItoiulN. Kf For nurUculnra apply to Tho Hawaiian Snfo Deposit Invoatmont Company, 408 Fort Hrmt, Ilimululu CURIOUS CONDENSATIONS. Spectaoleu iroro worn only by peoplo of moans in tho sixteenth century, us thoy cost not losa than 15 a pair, and tho larger tho lenses and heavior tho rims the moro thoy wore sought aftor. Tho phraBO "almighty dollar" was first usod, as far as known, by Washington Irving. It has sinoe passed into genoral em ployment to indioato tho worship of wealth, both in this country and in England. There aro at proaont 3,000 lan guages spoken by tho inhabitants of tho globo, whoso religious con victions aro dividod betweou 1,000 different confessions of faith. Tho numbor of males is nearly equal to tho females. To "pile on agony" is popular ly supposed to bo an Americanism. It is, howovor, found in ono of the letters of Charlotte Bronte, and was usod in English popular i literatures before tho beginning of tho present century, "Crocodile tears" aro alluded to by sovoral Latin and Greok authors, it being a superstition among the aneionts that tho cro codilo, nftor killing a man, ate all his body but his hoad, and shed tours over that boforo eating it also. "To take French leave1' is to de part quietly from an evening party without formal farowells, in ordor not to set an cxamplo and so spoil the pleasuro of the entertainment. Iu England it soon acquired an entirely difforont meaning. In water in whioh decaying vegetables have been infused the mioroscopo discovered creatures so minute that 10,000 of them would not exceed iu bulk a grain of mustard, though thoy are sup plied with organs as complicated as thoso of a whale. Every yetra numbor of boys are sent from Siam by tho King to England to learn different things. One learns upholstery, ono learns typewriting, ono learns languages, ono learns seionce, and so on. When they return to Siam each takes with him Bomo different inf rmat:on to impart to others. Tho systom of washing linon with potroloum, which is custom ary in parts of Russia, has recent y boon introduced into a Gor man military hospital. Fifteen grammes of potroloum aro added to twenty-six pints of water con taining soap and lye, and the linen is boiled iu tho mixture. Placed end to end ii continuous line, the streets of London would extend from Mansion house across the ontiro continent of Europe and beyond tho Ural mountains into Asia. Tho number of inha bitants exceeds tho population of Paris, Borliu, Vienna and Rome put together. In addition to sovoral lakosin tho United States in which the bodies of drowned people never reappear, there ara numerous bikes in Nor way, Germany, Switzerland and Northern Russia, in whioh dead bodies sink from view and aro lost forover, owing solely to tho low temperaturo of the wuter. The ordinary Chinese meal con sists of eight dishes two vegeta bles, eggn, a fish, some shellfish, a bird and two dishes of meat, pork and goat in tho South and mutton nnd boef in tho North. Besides this u largo tureen of soup is serv ed with rico, which at Chinese tablos takostho pluco of bread. Tho Eskimo dogs, with tho equally savage mosquitoes, make lifo ashore a burdon during the summer in Labrudnr. A stick to beat off tho dogs and a veil as a protection against tho mosquitoos aro absolutely necessary. It is a curious fact that tho further north you go tho more postiforoua mos quitoes booomo. They aro worse in Labrador than in Now Jersey. A Fronoh optician has recently brought out an onttrely now kind of field or opera glass, whioh may be foldou up 11 tit and carriod in tho pookot. It has no tube or barrel whatevor, the object glass And oyopioco aro hinged at either end, and to the undorsido of a horizontal bar, whioh is capablo of being lengthened or shortenod by a simple ratchot and pinion adjustment, 20 lbs. W of 9, Nestled J Food 1 Tour doctor will tell you it la the safest diet for baby FOR SALE BY THE H0LLISTER DRUG CO., L'D, Agents for the Hawaiian Islands. Decorative Art Work. The exhibition by tho Mom -bora of the Kilohana Art League has given decorative art an impetus such as has not been folt for years. Tho China painting fad has reached us and some handsome specimens were shown in tho art rooms. The material for doing tiie work came from us and wo now have in stock an elegant assortment of Lacroix Tube Colors and Brushes, Burnishers Stipplors used in this class of work. Our ctock is complete with the finest assortment of colors, brushes, canvas and frames for art work. Elegant show rooms and goods now. Prices about as cheap as you ever heard of. The Pacific Hardware Co. Cummin's Block. NOTICE. All subscriptions for tho Inde pendent will he carriod out faith fully by tho amalgamated paper. Thoso who have paid for both papers in advanco will bo credit ed in full according to tho amount. B.L. Finney, business Manngor, THE Hawaiian Invegfopii COMPANY Real Estate Agents Loans Negotiated Records Searched Bills Collected Notary Public and Accountant Work promptly attended to. Office 13 and 15 Kaahurannu atroot. Tolophono G39. jul4 tf Man is generally as valu as a woman, but it i nluioat an impossibility to get him to admit it. Somo are mticnlnr about tho shape of their hats, others aro daft on Bhocsj but the luat mother's sou of thorn will insiat on a GOOD Fit when it comes to clothos.Thoy go on tho old tiilago that "flno fenthern nmko fine bird;" and as far as tho nrtlstlo eye is con cerned thoy are about light nud that is tho roasou that most mou drivo their tailor al most wad by insisting on a perfect FIT There aro noveral kinds of fits, however, Dome arc hereditary, somo aro brouuht on by boat, ovcr-oxertiou, cto., but tho fit that is brouuht about by us is not ufleoted by tho heat or cold, but Is uovortbcloim hurodi tary with uh. JOHNSTON STOREY, 4-1 lil '113 Fort Bt. I Tftfc j.TiTi if i ii il LOW 8HO aro necessary to keep tho feet cool and easy in summer. Tho lady is evidently well ploased with hers which are all that a perfect summer Shoo should be. They can easily bo duplicated in our stock, which consists entirely of "can't be beaten" goods. Low Shoes, low prices, but high quality describes our goods in a few words. Those who have worn our Shoes praise them most strongly, and the testimony of experience is conclusive. Join tho cloud of witnesses to tho superiority of our shoes in value, fit, style, and wear while we're selling lowor than any one else. T-b.e naxruLfect-ULxexs' Sloe Co., FORT STREET. H. HACKELD CO. Have just rocoivod a now Supply of tho Celebrated "Danish Beer" Of tho following Brands "Gold Label," "Munic" and "Export." Also, Just to hand a largo couaignraont of Genuine Bavarian Hops! IBLAPHONB H. E. MoINTYHE BRO., ntroBTKa amd dbalbm n Groceries, Provisions and Feed. NW Sooda BeoelTtd by Brery Ftcket from the Ktntern Btatei and Bnropt. FRESH OALIFOBNIA PRODUCE BY EVERY STSAJUKB. AU Ordtrt faithfully attended to and Goods pillytrd to any Fart of th Oltr I'BKB. lauMo Oioih Souorrro. kArn OOSHBB rORT J. S. WALKER, QejIel qEjly for tHe HwA.m 'sljIds ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LIVERPOOL. ALLIANCE ASSURANCh COMPANY OP LONDON, ALLANOE MARINE GEN. ASSURANCE CO. OP LONDON SUN INSURANCE COMPANY, SAW FRANCISCO. WILHELMA OF MAGDEBURG GENERAL INSURANCE CO NORTHWESTERN M. LIFE INS. CO., MILWAUKEE, SUN LIFE INS. CO. OF CANADA, LIFE, FIRE and MARINE RISKS, TAKEN AT REASONABLE RATES. Rooms 12 SPREOKELS BLOCK Honolulu, H. I, P O. Box 480. THE CHEAPEST PLACE ON THE ISLANDS TO Buy New Second-Hand .IS UOKNEK OK King Nuuanu 8t8. Ell -lit .11. K3Bc!at -p. o. box vm vrurcmoM Qcau: A.WD bOMG BTUMKT0, FOUND Tklemionk 245 Mutual FURNITURE. AT TUB Honolulu' a. i. l.zxJD

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'fl 1 f T IS TO BE "short horso soon curried" with this session of tho Logislaturo, find it is piobtibln that Borao important measures will bo ovorlookod. Tho matter of induoing immigration from tho "United States is one that should have tho attontion of tho members without much delay. Tho moro pooplo that nro hero permanently tho bettor will bo tho businoss of ovory storo koopor on tho islands. A good farmor is worth jomo thing to the storo kooperwho soils honost goods at low prices, that's us. Wo aro offering ribbons all widths at prices that actually mako us ashamed to toll you what they are. The coats of our rivals turn green with envy whon thoy hoar of thom. Wo have them in overy concoivablo ohndo. Our stock of undorwear has nevor been equallod, much loss oxcollod in oithor quality or prico. It is absolutoly tho best at what you pay for a second or third class articlo. It was only by chance that wo socurod the stock of a well known doalor in San Francisco, (overstocked was his exouso for disposing of it), and as wo got them far below tho market valuo wo aro enabled to givo you tho benefit of our good luck. They're going rapidly, thoso suits, and you must speak quick if you want thom. If you aro thinking about got ting a riding or bicycle suit you had better look into our ladies, cloth and sorgos. The quality is right and so is tho prico. All shados and desirablo widths. TI TIP H FASHION, 511) Fort Street. EDMUND P. DOLE, ATTORNEY AT LAW. 318 Fort St. Telephone 91. 27-3ms OaUfamia-Fruit Market- Corner King and Alnlcea Streets. CAMAM'S REFRIGERATORS BY EVERY STEAMER From Sau Francisco with Fresh Fruits, Oystors, Salmon, Poultry, Etc, Etc., Etc. The Hawaiian Electric Company, Has a largo assortment of Chandeliers and Elec trical Goods Constantly on hand. I Estimatos givon for housj wir- ing ami jMuumum ijuwiia. Marino Wiring a specialty. THEO. HOFFMANN, 32-td Malinger. To the Public and Tourists. Any party wishing to tako a rido around tho Islund, or to tho Puli, can bo accomomdatod at a small cost by F. Smith, tho Bus man. At Smith's Stablos can bo found at a momont's notico Buss es, Wugonoltos, Buggiob, Saddle Horsos, etc for hiro. Spooial nttontion paid to Tour ists wishing to tako in tho sights at a small faro. This is tho cheap est plaoo in town. Horses broke, doublo or singlo; ilso horsos bought, boWI or ox- ohangod. For luitiior puruuuia ppiyto V, HiMll.ll, Bus nnil IJvory Btublos. King St, botwoun Fort and JJotliol. Telophono -108. Juno 18, ll-mo, i MULTUM IN PARVO. Evory man is exceptional Em erson. Patch griof with proverbs. Shakspoare. It is onsy to soo, hard to foro soo. Franklin. Ho had a faco liko a benedic tion. Oorvantes. You may imitato, but nover counterfeit. Balz:ic. All habits gather by unsoen dogroes. Dryden. O majestio night nature's great ancestor. Yonug. Tho wronged sido is always tho safest. Dr. Sibbos. Who so escapes a duty avoids it again. Theodore Parker. Correction does much, but en couragement does more. -Goethe. Ho who is in evil is also in tho punishment of evil. S cdenborg. What orators want in depth, thoy givo you in longth. Mon teaquiou. If fun is good, truth is still bettor, and lovo best of all. Thuckoray. Boauty, devoid of grace, is a mcro hook without tho bait. Talleyrand. Good is positive All evil is so much death or nonontily. Emorson. Precepts are like seeds; thoy ore little things which do much good Soneca. All tho impediments in fancy's course aro motives of moro fancy. Shakspoare. Romanco has been elegantly do fined as tho offspring of fiction and lovo. Disraoli. If Satan ever laughs it must bo at hypocrites; thoy are tho great est dupes he has. Colton. Tho truly grpat man is as apt to forgive as his power is able to re venge. Sir P. Sidnoy. If we cannot hvo so as 'o bo happy, let as at least live so as to deservo happiness. Fichto. How many people live on tho reputation of the reputation thoy might havo made. Holmes. Just asyou are pleased at find ing faults, for it hardly contains a single good listener. Fontenello. Lovo is moro ploasing than marriago, bocause romances aro moro amusing than history. Cbamfort, Women cherish fashion, b causo it rejuvenates them, or ut least renews them. Mmk.de Pre zoux. Who partakes in anothor's joys is a moro humano character than ho who partakes in his griofs. Lavater. Plants -for-Sale J. EC. BOYD Oflbrs for SALE at his Besidenco on Waikiki road, opp. Sunny South, a choice lot of Plants Palms my24 irninn (u illUUWA AND TO SELL A BICYCLE ARE TWO DIKFEUENT THIN08. Olovoland Bicycles sell ouo prico to everybody, no reduction. IfyoUiWnnt ono on tho instul mont nlin you oan got it by pay ing u little moro. Olovohnd's siinply lend. H, E, WALKER, Agont, 82' I m Meroknt fitroot, 0 I 5 111 i! ft S K!iifi I 3 111 I CsgJl F.J. TESTA. S E AltO (IEIt OF RECORDS, COLLECT or. Translator in English nud Hnwniinn, Ronl Estate- Agent, Copyist, Typewriter, Stump De.iler, Purchasing, Commission ami Advertising Agent, etc., etc. gjtST OmcE: No. 327, King Street, tho former privnto offlce of E. 11. Thomns. Tho Office of tho Nntivo Taper KA MAKAAI N ANA is in tho Ofllco iu tho rear under tho Bnmo roof. The SINGER Received 54 First Awards for Skwino Ma chines and JiMnuoiDEKV work at tho World's Fair, Chicago, 111. boing tho largost number of award, obtained by any Exhibitor, and more than doublo the numbor givon to all other Sewing Ma chines B. Behcjerson. Agont. my8l tf Bothol st., Honolulu. H- IVIAY k GO., Wholesale and Retail GROCERS 98 Fort Street, Honolulu Telephoner 21J P.O. Box 470 iul tf Griterion Saloon l'nrt nctir Hotel StrcctH. 0. J. JIcOAUTnr, Manager. Poplar Bra of Straight Goofe ALWAYS ON HANI). Try tho Great Appetizer: The Bvownlo Cocktail! A Specialty with this llcsort. DEPOT of Tin: Famous Wiolnml Lngor Ueor! J. J. Sullivan, President J. IIucki.ey, Sco'v. FasMon Staliles Co.,L'fl. Honolulu, II. I. Sullivan k Bucklv.y, Mnn'B'rs. FINEST EQUIPPED CARRIAGES iu the City, with Competent ami Caro fill Driven). CSTTonrlstH andolhorHdeairoiiH of viow ing tho most doHirnblu p ints of inter est iu and nlxnit tho City will do well to Hcottro ouo of our Carriages. OKNTLU HAl)i)LK IIOHSKH, For Ladies or CluiitloiiuMi. alwiijH on bund. Stand at tho PanThoon Stablos, (Junior of Fort and Hotel fitreuts. ToMil'HONl!! Uiiw'ii Hotel HtuliK ll'i. PnntliMiii HtiibU'Hj lid l-t Fashion Ktuhlus, JIH, D. J. CASHMAN. SAIL AND TENT MAKER. Awnings a Spooial ty. Over Cali fornia Feed Company's store. 30-tf. TO LET. The Eoglo Houso on Nuuauu avo., partly furnished, also tho Kapona Cottago adjoining tho Eaglo Houso with grounds sur rounding. Apply to T. K. KBOUSE, Arlington Hotel, King'St. 43-tf. PIES, CAKES, AND ICE CREAM. HP. SINGER, for six yenrs foromnn with Swnin on Sutter street, multes the most delicious Fies of any hnkcr in Hono lulu. Miuco Viet n specialty. Cnkcs nud Ice Cronm furnished for balls or families. OFFICF. AT SINGER'S lUKEIlY, King Street jCUP" Telophono 872. -10-tf J (Successor to Gins. Hammer.) HARNESS MAKER Kino and Foiit Streets, Ib prepared to mnnufneturo nil kinds and grades of Hnnd-mndo Harness nt short notice. I.OWKST OP I'UICBS FOR CASH. All work guaranteed to bo satisfactory before leaving tho shop. 5-Sm 1TK0P0L1TM MT CO. 81 IClsiB- Street. G. J. WAIiIiER, JlANAOETt. WHOLESALE AND ItETAIL BUTCHERS AND Naw Contractors. JAPANESE DECORATIVE ART WORK Thfit is useful os well ns ornamental is to bo fonud ut the Now Republic Building on King St. The stock is sninll, but very solect niid hai just been brought ovor by A. BARNES. l-i td. TO RESIDENTS OK WAIKIKI AND KAPIOLANI PARK. Lovo's Uakery will ifoHver bread to cuh tomors at Waikiki and tho Tark, commenc ing July 10th. Order by Tclephono No. 2S2. 45-Cd. OWNERS or Catties and Horses! I manufacture n Compound of Homo Products of tho Seeds of "Cassie"and Other Ingredients It is not only in itnolf a valunhlo uitro KouoiiH fimd, but it has tho property of uidiiiK in tho iligCHlioii of otlmr proteids, Koiierally for animals vtIkmo illKHtivo jtowors are foolilo ns it promotes ojipotito and reuiilutes diuestion. Vfl" Tlin proof of tho pudding Is In tho eatiiiK. Try It. 3ST. OBaFLESI-IuflLTWC, KIiik iiinl l'nimlilKjwl KtrcetH, A Now Abstract Office Asa ro8ltof lnyoarsexporienco in tho Abstract Business, I aire proparod to mnko Abstracts of i'itlo in a most thorough, accur ate, and cotnploto manner and on short notico. F. W Makinnev. In W. O. Smith's Offico, 318 Fort Street. myl3. THE "ARLINGTON" A FAMILY iiotisl. T. ICro-u-so. Exo2a. Tor Day S 2.00 Per Week 12.00 CpocloJ. 2-Iori.tlily Hatool Tho Best of Attendance, tho Rest Situa tion and tho Finest Mollis in this City dfaug $piBchIg Co, BA.HKERJS. Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands DRAW EXCHANGE ON THE Principal Parts of tho Worlds, and Transact a General Banking;, Business. A K. MKunntos. S. Dkcker. HVledeiros aXd Co. TAILORS.,' Hotel Street, Arlington! Block. Tho cry of hard times has renchc.i ns all, and realiziug that man must be clothed, vto havo decidod to Reduce Quf priceg Fop The and we oner milto and trousers nt prices that will bo within the reach of evcy body. Wo. carry a select stock of goods, anil guarantee a perfect lit and llret class work. TLoho who really desire to be dressed neatly and natty, and cannot airord to spend much xnouey on their clothes will do well In calllni; at our store before going elsewhere. S. DECKER, Manager. Beaver Saloon. n. J. NOLTE, Proprietor. The Best Lunch in Town Tea and Coffee at Ai.ii nouns. THE FINEST BRANDS OP Cigars and Tobacca ALWAYS ON HAND. Building Lots! At WAIKIKI on car lino nnd on PA LAMA KOAI) near Fertilizing Plant. These Lots are Very Cheap and Sold on Easy Terms. Desirablo Aero Tracts near tho city nncfc other Properties for Bale. IJItUCK, WAKING Jt CO., Dealors in Lots nnd Lands, 1-tf WW Fort Street, near Kingu TiiLcrnoNK 007. P. O. Box U2L HONOLULU Carriage Manufactory 128 k 130 FORT HTHEET. Carriage Builder AND IIUrAIIIKII. BUcsmitbing in AU Its Branches. Orders from tho other Inland In IlniliL liiif, TriiniiiliiL', I'liintliig, eta, etu., Promptly uttondm to, W. W, WHUIHT, 1'roprmlor, (Hiiiw)r to (1, Wimt.) X:' C i 7tj 4.

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EMPWaPBEflBrHTtmfa fiw ?isft J!PS1",WfjHlgi!WH6HliV il1' yii'MHLPlHWiW,,P,li Hr T&KKftWam' qp rtffummm f?-iv-'-Tte' w yn-'f- ir-, r i vy i -p,T f (Bit -V -"j'yi jt y j.'inP'AK'ri EVENING BULLETIN, JULY 13, 1895. rai ".-vmna", i 'n -n ir-vi, v' rngMBt BjF 4 BF m i nil i im ii mm 1 1 r n BY AUTHORITY. A-OT 1. AN ACT 'io ArrnoPiUArE MoNrY ton the Pokpose op Di niAYiNo inn ExPENtm of the Special Session of tiik Lkoulatukb op 'ins eah 1895, phom the Public Tkeasuhy. Bo it cm etc I by th" Legislature of the Republic of Hawaii: Section 1. Tboro shall bo and theroheroby is appropriated tho sum of TwoW-s Thoin.md Dollars ($12,000.00) from the Public Trotsnry for tho purposi of dofraying the expenses of iho Speoial So-sion of the L-Ria'aturo of the year 1895. Sectiov 2 Th's Act shall take effect from and after tho date of its pjblicatiou. t i Apprn-od this 2ud day of July, A. D. 1895. SANFOllD B. DOLE, President of tho llepublio of Hawaii. 5b Eueijiij Bulletin, "WlIU which l Incoriiorntcd tlio "Independent." DANIEL LOGAN, Editor. SATURDAY, JULY 13. 1895. OBSERVATIONS. It moy bo of interost to people on these islands to kuow that tho yi'old of California buhaoh is up to tho average And now, instead of a rovolu Ition and a rebellion, tho Rovern imont organ simply terms it "thut January niYtir." It is strange how ofcton GovorYi ment officials lmvoijo tako trips for the benofit of tnoir health. "Wore thoy working for themselves 'their lay-offs would occur about onco in svveu years. What is the use of long pre ambles to statutes Thoy occu py spaco with arguments that ought fo bo presented verbally to the Legislature by tho promoters of particular measures. Tho Legis lature would do well to abato this nuisance. For tho bonefit of those who may lightly regard tho question -of tourist travel to those islands, it may be montioued that Switz erland has $1,600,000 invested in hotels. The receipts from thrso "in ono year were $1,680,000, on which tho net profits were $530, 000, or more than 33 per cent, on tho investments. Roprosentativo Winston's bill A.to amend the Diseased Animals .Act simply reduces tho fees for inspection fifty percent, with twonty five percont additional when the inspection shall bo un usually oneious or severo. It is -.to be presumed that tho committee on commerce will thoroughly in vestigate the justice of tho mea sure The exoraption is liable to rnaso trouble, however, as no authority is namod for dociding "when nn inspection is "unusually -onerous orsovfre." Cycles are more generally usod ria Johannesberg, South Africa, than probably in any other town of similar size in tho world, ac cording to a paper published there. There uro four thousand -machines in use by all classes, from the head or the mining in dustry down to clerks and shop assistants. Ladies and oduoatcd Kaffirs are taking to whuuln, und tho Westminster Guzottu re-m-M'kH, "When Kaffirs that ure not educated follow Htiit, what a splendid inurkct for wliools in Houth Afrioa there will bo!" y nil apDournicoa Honolulu will yet givi' JoliaiiiioshTi; it shako for the prumlmliii In bioyo'o riding avuordlng to pnjulntlon, Both chambers of the Legisla ture put on the brakes on Friday and it was about timo against precipitate legislation. It is to be fonred that nlrontly tho material for somo "picnics" in tho courts has been legislated. Thoro could hardly bo a more equitable settlement of the saloon keopors' claims for lossos under martiul law than that ofiored in the bill submitted by tho judiciary committoo of tho House. It is tho same as Minister Damon suggest ed in the Councils heforo the meoting of tho Legislature. The question finally resolved itself into ono of a fair deal as betweon saloon liconsees and job bing licensees, tho latter having tiuddgh official permits done a largo portion of the business for bidden to tho former. Now that the Washington Mis sion is settled, the morning and evening organs are ohowing on the oloctric railway charter. Thoro is a complete change of base on the part of tho Star sinco a few months ago, when it wanted to demolish tho mulo concorn, root and branch, and havo an electric railway immediately if not soon er, to illustrato tho glorious pro gress of tho country under repub lican institutions. Now it wants to "fatten" tho English mulo, that so lately was its bete noir. Verily tho boomers of progress are bee nniug boomerang liable to damage republican progress. By knocking out a superflu ous "or," tho School bill is fairly intelligible. Tho correction was made in tho bill as printed in this paper. Whethor the author or tho printer made the error, it was serious enough to bofllo the com bined ministerial and senatorial intelligence. A memb?r of the Board of Eduction, who did not draft tho bill, assures the Bul letin that thrro was not tho re motest idea of interference with established denominational or pri vato schools. Tho solo intent of the measuro is to oinpol all chil dren of school ago to attond some school, in which tho toacbing of English is a loading feature. Al though the authority of approval of schools and teachers given to tho Board would probably never bo usod to interfere with sohools of reoognizod standing, etill it is too swooping in tho torms of tho bill to bo placed in tho statutes. Boforo returning tho bill to its Hourco tho Senate mot tho first publ'o ul jeotion, which was nnido in this puper by Bishop Willis, by making throo instead of four houi-H the minimum for tuition in English. Wanted to Rent, A small co tin go of about 4 rooms und usual offices not more tl mi ten infimtos walk from I?ut onico, AtldrHS "Oottagn." 4H-SU HUMKTIN Ol'FlOK, Jimely Jopie5 July 8, 189?. Now that the excitement of hearing the annual screeches of the great American and small Hawaiian eagles has died out and people nave got tired of talking about the dressing down that the great Joe Cook received at the hands of Minis ter Willis and have settled down to their usual avocations again, it is time for us to do a little business ourselves. Not that we have not done any business during the last week by any means, for the contrary is the case. We have sold every Monarch bicycle we had on hand and have taken orders for as many more to arrive. We think that is a pretty good showing for an off week. Chicago is a pretty nice vil lage and San Francisco a fair second-class metropolis, but they are not in it with Honolulu either in climate, scenery, bicy cles or pretty girls to ride them with or without bloomers. In proportion to the white popula tion there are more bicycles in use in Honolulu today than in either of the above mentioned places, and yet the wheel craze is said to have cost California two million dollars so far this year. At least Chicago claims to have sold California bicycle dealers wheels to that amount. In this connection we might ask why the city of Chicago is like the Hawaiian Hardware Company? It is because when we make a claim we always subtantiate it. We claimed that the Monarch was the best bicycle in existence and we have proved it to the' satisfac tion of all who have purchased of us. We have claimed to be the sole agents for the handling of these wheels in the Hawaii an islands. We had the docu ments to substantiate our asser tion on exhibition at the time we made the claim and have received others by the last mail which puts the matter beyond the shadow of a doubt. We expect a full line of Monarch bicycles by the Aus tralia next week and in the meantime we shall be pleased to show the sample specimens we have left and take orders to arrive. We are always glad to have intending purchasers call on us, especially when they are of the tender sex. Th Hmllin Hardware Go. Ltd. Looh Out for the Best! And when found niako a note on. Wo have a plnco now whero wo cau show our Furnituro to advantage, wo can put it iu a position wliero you will bco Just what it will appear in your homo. If you will look iu at our win dows iu tho Wamno Block, Fort and Borotnuia Streets, you will eco what wo mean: BEDBOOM, PARLOB and LIMtAllY SUITS and all kinds of Furnituro ready for your inspection and delivery to your homes. THE CITY FURNITURE STORE And Undertaking Katnhllshmcnt, Cor. Fort and Bcrottmin Sts., G-3m II. II. Williams, Mnnngor. FOR SALE OR LEASE AM AND 81ZA FJSUEBY Yielding a safe Income. Address "B.C." 4-3m Bulletin Office W. F. 0'HALLARON Estimates Given on Brick, Stone Wooden Buildings Jobbing Tromptly Atteuded to. 337 King Street. Central JVEeat Jtfarljet Lovo'b Building, Nuunuu St. A FIBST CLASS Market iu evory cspcct. Orders delivered promptly to all parts of ho city. WESTBBOOK& GAItES Proprietors, C0T Telephone 151. May 20-tf. 3?atromze Home Industry I Ask your Grocer ior Pure Hawaiian Honey PUT UP BY THE HONOLULU APIARY CO, ju3tf NOTICE. SEALED PBOroSALS WILL BE BE 0 OEIVEDat tho office of tue Hawaiian Eleotrio Company, Honolulu H. I until 10 a. m., July 10, 1895, for tho Construc tion of a Cold blorngo Building. Plans and specifications can ho seon at tho office of the said Company. The Ifnwailan i'.lcctrio Company resorvos tho right to reject any or all hids. TUEO. HOFFMAN. Manager. 3Q-td C. R. COLLINS, MANUt'ACTDKKB OV HARNESS AND SADDLERY, HAS REMOVED TO .337 King St, Tolophouo GG2. 27-tf. iial Fis Pen E. B. THOMAS, CONTKAOTOIl AND BUILDER. IfiF" stimulus given on all kinds of Stuuu, J3rick and Wood work. King, stroot. -17-tf Oj2 N, CD K ri 0 FITS CUREB (From V. 8. Journal yiltdMnt.) J Prof.W.n.Peeke,whomkeaipeclltyofEpUepsj baa without doubt treated and cured more cases tfiai anyllvlnjPhjrlcUn;hIaucceBlMtonUnlng. W have heard of caea of SOyeari'atandlnucured by blra. He pnbllehciavaluablework on thu disease which oe sends with a larje bottla of his absolute cure, tree anysuSererwbomayscnd their P.O.andKxpreas4 dress. Wo adrlse anyone wishing a cure to addrtsl. Prof. V. IL PEKliK, V. Cedar BU New Yorfc a I '(THIS SPAOB BESKBVED I1 I roit I M. S. LEVY' jj I'ort Htrcet

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EVENING BULLETIN, JULY 13, 1895. LOCVL AND GENERAL. Cricket practico this aftornoon. Baseball al 3:30, Kams vs. Unknowns. Concort at Emtna Square this nftornoon. A small cottago of about four rooms is attyortisttd for. Twenty tourists returned from tho Volcano yosterday. Philip Pock tins returned from his trip to tho Ohm coffee regions. Miss Bella Weight of llilo is visiting frionds in tlio city. Hack inspootor Macy is back again from a trip to Maui. Deputy Marshal Brown return ed from Hamakua by tho Kinau. Tho Kinau brought back four teen of the released political pri soners. Tho famous" E. it W. (Earl "Wilson) Collars and Oufis in lat est shapes nt Tracy's. Tho challenge of Company P, for a friendly shoot has boen uo ceptod by Company Captain Thompson of the Un knowns will not play ball today. He is nursing a sovoro cold. Society people attended Mrs. Hatch's card party last oveuing to the number of about fifty. Inquiry is made us to who is the authorized deputy of tho At torney General or whothor he bus any. The Oahu Railroad Company offers cheap excursion ratos to Waianae and return today nud tomorrow. The first law of tho first legis lature of the first Republic of Ha waii appours in our "By Authori ty" columns. Whftn N. S. Suchs advertises a clearance sale, it means a deep out in prices on the entire stock. Tho sale begins noxt Monday. About fifty couples attended tho farewell danoe givon to J. F. Humburg at Independence hall last night by tho Lei Ilium Club. Mr. Nolto will have oystors to servo in any stylo to the patrons of tho Beavor lunch saloon after tho arrival of the Australia on Monday. Mechanics' Home, corner Hotel and Nuuanu streets, lodging by day, week or month. Terms: 25 and 50 cents por night; $1, and $1 25 por week. Loavo your ordors with Lewis Co. for fresh frozen fish, vege tables, California fruit and other delicacies to arrive on Monday by tho Australia. Paul Noumann advances the suggestion that captured opium, instead of being almost given away by tho government, be went over to the alllictod ones at tho Leper Settlement to make tho'r livos happy. Lieutenants McVeigh and Zoi germeyor of the Bennington will leave for the States in August, but Honolulu girls noed not weep, as thoy will bn loplaced by otlici officers prob.ibly just as sociable and good looking. An extra of tho Progresaio Educutor Iihb been issued to give publicity to a call for a meeting of toacbers and othors interested in tho organization of a summer, 8ohool. Tho meeting is appoint ed for 10 a. m. Monday, Sopt. 2, at Fort stroot sohool, Honolulu. Having usod Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in my family ond found it tobea first-class nrtiolo, I tako ploasuro in rocommonding it to my frif nds. J. T. Foutor, Westport. Cal. For sulo by all doalors. Boiibou, Smith Co., Agonts Hawaiian Islands. "290" is tho number moflt fre quently oallod ovor tho telnnliono wiros. It rings up the United Oaiuiiaok Company's stand, whoro Superior Hacks with nufo and oourtoouB driver, are always to bo found, A coratileto livery outfit, including buggies and wag. gonottoH, furuiihotl at tho short OHt UOtlCQ, WaJr LifennaBaimauSwM,, ft)'0'" r-vA"1 B 0Lm4v$ -Carefully XJr t E PW f?SS3?rrTrn AND THLCANoARE r EjJ 'fgS Xfcfr-fat yy packed in Mtmnmca I S,'iMx SPECIALLY FOR UWNJ 1 mjJB'vnztrii, will pro7e their merir -AmttjJm LS the 110WMN0 pui:achi:ic. Roasting of tho "Mnclnjr, Evnugcl lit" at Lou AiirgIo. Many poiple of Honolulu will romembor t'io visit of ono How land, who oallod himself a "sing ing ovangolist,'' und "spiritual preacher.'- Ho was lately con victed of perjury at Los Angeles, Cal., for false testimony against 0. S. Howard, a wealthy resident of Pasadena, whom he had unsuc cessfully prosecuted for disturbing ono of his moctings. At tho trial of Howland on his cross-examination it dovelopod thut tho reverend gontleman had left a wifo and reputation at Briggs Corner, Mass. that ho had boen ordainod a Baptist preacher in Rhndo Island in the presence of tho Sheriff and Chief of Police, although he indignantly denied be ing under arrost at the time.How land was drivon out of Providence, R. I., by tho newspapers. Doputy District Attorney Comas gavo him a scorching at his trial at Los Angolos. m aot iti:vii:w.HLE. Error by u District IUaellrue in Examination lor Committal, The following wus in typo for yestorday's court report, but crowded out for want of space: Chief Justico Judd is author of a decision in Republic of Hawaii vb. W. Fernandez. Defendant appealed from his committal by the DiBtrict Magistrate on a churg of perjury, on tho ground of alleged errors of law made by the District Magistrate. Tho (Jouit holds that such errors, committed during an examination of a per son chargod with a criminal offense oognizablo boforo a jury, aro not reviewable by the Supreme Court on appoal on poiuts of law, and that the discretion of a ma gistrate in committing an accused for trial is not reviewable on appoal. A. M. Brown for tho prosecution; Robertson for tho defendant. Full assortment of sizes in Jaeger's Sanitary Voolen Under Wear for Mon and Women at very low prices nt Tracy's. iJHtWT' Yale's La Freckla in Mine. Yalo'a iufalliblo cure of FrooklcH, Tan and Sunburn. It in tho only reraody ovor compounded that will romovu freokles comnlotoly mid suroly, Tho fairer nud more delicate the Hkin, the more likely it in to freckle and the worse it will look after it is freckled, Thousands of women, otherwiso beautiful, are disfigured by tbcno uuslghtly, brown blotohoH. Nothing will hiilo them They aro a Honrce of winery, but they can bo cured, La Freckltt in the death-warrant to freckleu. The tirnnnrallou of La I'reokla In ono of Mmo, ulo'n greatest achievement!, 'ihoro are nia uy Imitations, some of them yety elunguraim and hurtful to tho bklui none of thuui really eOVutivu, For wifely aud oortslnty, Insist ahruyitnii netting the gsnuiuo and nrlglnnl Ln I'reokla, l'rloe $1 at dru NtorfH, or by wall, MMK.il. YAH, "llenltl, ai.,1 'lle.uty HiMcUllitt, UU KUtebtL'hicauo, lloiuily uld. wulledfrw, Just Received OYSTERS On. 2co. PER S. S. "AUSTRALIA." AT THE- Beaver Saloon. H. J. Nolte, Proprietor. 48-td LEWIS& CO Ilave received their regular consignment of Ice House Goods 3BTIloco your ordoni curly: LEWIS CO. LOST. Hetweon Waialua and Loilehua, or between tho Litter placo and Honolulu, on Monday, July 1st, n large pocket book containing papers of value -only to tho owner. The finder will bo suitably re warded on returning it to WILDER S. S. Co., 47-tf Fort and Morohant Sts. HAWAIIAN Baseball Association. ON SATURDAY, JULY 13th. AT 3:30 V. M. KAMEHAMEHA vs. UNKNOWN. AT BASEBALL PARK. .Admission. 25 Ots. Pioneer Buildingand Loan Association. Chambeh of CoMMEitcn Rooms. Off ic Hours: jO .0 U:30 a.m. (i to 5 p m. Monoy loaned on Monthly .pay ments. Eleventh seiiesof stock now open, For iofurmation, etc, cull on A. V. GEAR, 47-ly Socretary. J. K. KAULIA, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Corner Quoen and Nuuanu streets. 47-tf ED. C. ROWE, House, Sign and Ornamental PAINTER Paper Hanger and Decorator. MANUFAOTUllKIt OF Howe's Liquid Ninthly. 020 KiiiK Street. 9-8 m ILAHIWA1 BATHS. The popular Soanklo Resort for Iadion and children. Good ac commodation, Lunchioii served, W. S, BARTLETT. 41td, Grand Annual MAMMOTH CLEARANCE SALE, AT N. S. SACHS, 620 Tort Sheet, rjonolnlu, H. I. POSITIVELY KOR Two Weeks Only. On account of oxtonsivo building alterations. 'THE ENTIRE STOCK Will bo ofl'erod at a groat sacrifice All goods will bo marked in plain figures and sold for cash only. Bona-fide Sale, Positive Bargains. 1 e KEEP COOL And so can you in side, outsido and all tho way through by drinking HIRE'S ROOTBEER. ljgiiaii3fiajiaifaiPJgl?l?IP SThis groat homo-raado drink is us healthful ns it is plons ant. It is good all tho time; good for tho children; good for the grown-up folks; good for everybody harmful to nono. It keeps tho blood pure and cool, strongthonB tho syatom and counteracts tho effects of tho heat. It is nbsolutoly froo from a singlo intoxicating property and is every whoro recognized ns A Temperance Drink For Temperance People. A package of Hire's Rootbeor oxtrnct will make fivo gal lons. Iho directions nro so simple that anyone can innko tho moBt dolicious, sparkling, effervescent bovorngo without trouble or expense. Ask your storekeeper for it, mndo only by Tho Charles E. Hires Co., Philndolphin, U. S. A. Wo havo lined yonr Itoothcor for tho lout throe yenre and think there 1b nothing equals it. Mrs. N. Bickel, 393 Northampton streot, Boston, Mass." I havo boon using your Itootboer for three yenrs, nnd havo recommended it to mauy of my friends. 1 h-e also been much pleased with it. It is re freshing, nourishing, in fact words aio inadequate to express its worth. Mas. 8. IIkaun, Stato streot, butweou Cnm.tance, Now Orleans, L. A., U. b. A." JOBBEK8: HonnoN Dnua Company, Wholesale Druggist. Renson, Smith it Company, Hollihtur Dnua Company, Lewis Company, Grocers. 41-td ST" MM 1 ir. Si i New Process Stove txru a Hi one No lottery, rstlle or game of chance, but a straight business proposition Entry im jtuicliattoiw of our New Process Htous betwieu 'Iiiuksdav Moit.Mjto, 0ut'J7 o'clock WeuM.Kiiir. Auoust 7. will be untitled to ono trues as tn imw mmv r, 11. A will be sold up to that tlinc.lt being then jutt live months since the first Move was nur The nersou L'umlnircorrcctly.or coinliu; neartut to I lie cornet immlwr. uin ..I.. a prenent In cathnf the full amount paid for his stot c, In cane of two or more pertnni ir the winning number, each iliull maKe u further guess on the hales of the following we ucta orN nertuii thus llmllv rcceliliiL' thu nrlie As tint stoves will be sold at regular price, 11 io rUks anj llilng, only if you gi to the rlghtnumber your stove costsyou nothing. Tho prlu being simply nn 1 ad. f Seal) 0.1 guess In an envelope aud jdaco jour name and address on thu Inside ai prlvato r,arlt on thu outside. Tho envelopes will be carefully kept and no one hut Hie 1 will know Whit Is Inside each until the date nl om nine A correct list of atnus bo hung up before the opening of envelopes, widen will In done at our storu In the lllocW, Fort aud lieretanla, at 1 p.m. on August 7, 111 Hie pretenco of store purchasers public. C. V. STURDEVANT Sole -A-g-en Waring BUo'j, To, 001, 1', O, U u, '102, Cor Tort and nor

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EVENING BULLETIN, JULY 13, 1895. THE, 33 DILUTES C XXJXTJBJD. Importers of While Brothers' Cement, Corrugated Iron Roofing, Galvanized Water Pipe, Paints and Oils. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, Roche Harbor Lime, C. A C. Fine Flour, Hay, Grain, and Groceries, Hardware and Cutlery, Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Eto. C. E. Williams Son HJSTLBLI353HIID IS. The Largest Stock of Bedroom Sets Ever imported to Honolulu. Eight Different Styles to select from. Prices are a clincher EROM $S5 OO UP. Abo a Fine Lot of CHIFFONIERS of the Latest Designs and Patterns. Special Featee$o. 1 Wbita Seamless Matting Pel Roll of 40 Yards, IUL03. And a Fine Quality for $9 per Boll. Headquarters for Baby Carriages I tsr TBLEPHONB 179 "i Pioneer Furniture House i eo9 akd 611 gnra- street. L B, KERR DIRFXT IMPORTERS OF European American .Dsy Qoods HAS JUST HEGEIVED Complete Jew j3 TOCK .OF. HKESS GOODS Victorin Lawns, Dimities, India Linens, Nainsooks, Sateons. Cotton Pongees, Scotch Ginghams, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Ititibono, Laces, Flowers nud Feathers, (4A.IJLOIl MATS Cjannolottes, Coylon Shirting, Putnnnaa Art Mmilltiu f 'iirfnJna ?HK f,.l,. XTfo THmti X T.-JIIm,! Prt 1 tho' celebrated "MADAI'OLAMS" For Ladies and Children's Underclothing. ALSO Largest Best Selected Stock In the Mantis of j, Serges, Trouaerlng, etc.. Bole Ajjent for the Popular m$ eWiw m$fiU$ At l'opulur Prices. i. 33. XOjjjaJEv, loon Btrcet, Honolulu, no. If Jewelry Our Stock of Spring Goods is acknowledged by every body to be the finest on the Honolulu market, and con sists of everything Useful and Ornamental. Our prices are moderate. Jewelry in special designs manufactur ed to order on short notice. jacobsenTpfeiffer. P. O. Box 287. Fort Street. AND MlOnUCE COMPANY, G. Oavanaoii, Manager. Opposltu 0. 11. I.. Depot on King Street GROOXIHZISS, Provisions, Ico Houpo Qoods, Fish, Vege tables, Frozen Ojsters, Etc., Etc. Received by every steamer from Safl Francisco nncl Vnucouver. J3T The Shipping Trndo Supplied 3 Telephone No. 7ff. Wm. G. Irwin Co. (limited). Wm. G. Irwin, President nnd Man rigor Glaus Sjireckols, Vico-Prcsident AV. M. Giilurd, Secretory and Treasurer Theo. 0. Portor, Auditor Sugar Factors AND Commission Agents. MENTIS QV TUB OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF HAN FMN0IBG0, 0AL. TELEGRAPHIC NOTES'. Admiral da Gnma, tho Brazilian loador, committod suicido because ho foured capture and consequent torturo. Five porsons wero killod by lightning during n thundorstorm which provailod throughout Ala bama. P. Wat Hardin was nominatod for Governor of Kontuoky by thn Democratic convention at Louis ville Tho Postoffico authorilios have decided thut hornod toads oro not mailable, nnd in fiituro all such packagos will bo rojocted. It has been duniod that tho Americau Board of Foreign Mis sions will sand a 'deputation to Jup.in to examino into llio condi tion and treatment of its mom bors thero. O. O. Cottle, a leading lawyer of Buffalo, was kidnapfd and hold for 82,500 ransom. Ho was found tiod, by tho polico, in a collar and nearly dead. Two more allegod members of tho Cliburg ging, whoso opera tions hove involved tho loss of hundreds of thousands of dollars and put in peril many lives, have bcon arrested in New York. Tlio Oyatcr. Tho oyster is not qnnrrclsomo, lie hates fuss nud turmoil, And yot wo often hear of him As mixed up in a broil. His temper is most equable, His norvrn are quiet too, Yet spite of this 'tis oft his fato To get into a stow. The Coimtunt Advertiser. The constant drop of water Wonrs away tho hardest stone; Tho constant gnaw of Towsor Masticates the toughest hone. Tho constant cooing lover Carries off tho blushing maid, And tho constant advertiser Is tho one who gets the trndo. Exchange. Mother Why, Aonncbon, what aro you doing with that big dic t onary Aonnchen (5 years old) I am only looking for my dolly's lost slipper. Papa said you can find anything in thntbook.-Lesohallos. Tho idea that Arizona is only good for mining camps must be dispelled bofore tho statement from E. F. Kollnor of Phoenix, who says ho has 1000 acres in a body all sown to alfalfa, and this pays him clean cash 20,000 a year. TJfm- WTJTy- MKS. AUG. DAKROW. Montrose, Pa., Sept. 25, 1801. "WeIiLB, RlCrlAItDHON Co., Gentlemen: I was very much run down, hnduo appetite at nil, wns very norvous, bod no bleep night or day; to sum it nil up, 1 was nerioctly wrotchert.jaBut tliauks to Paine's Celery Compound I can now eat and sleep and work just as well as I could beforo I wns taken sick. When I commenced taking tho Compound I weighed 13G pounds; J ioi ueigh 168 pounds and do all the uorkfor my family ofne. I linvo recommonded tho Compouud to tbreo fnmiliefl already aud tboy nro very muchjplenscd with it. I nm now taking my fifth bottle, nud would recommend It to all who aro HiiiTeriiitr with stomach tronblu or nervous trouble. Yours respectfully, MRS. AUG. DAHROW. Paine's Celery Compound IS FOR SALE MY TIIK XAUlo May Bentley Born a Genius Dlsoaso Threatens to Cut Short a Noblo Caroor But Hood's Qnrsapnrllla Rostoros Good Hoalth. LIIUs Mar rentier Is an accomplished elocu tionist and natural horn speaker ot only 12 years of ate. She Is the only child temperance lect urer before the public. Her genius, however, did not exempt her from an attack of a disease of tho blood. Her own words best tell the storyt O. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass. i I heartily Join with tho many thousands that are recommending Mood's Sarsaparllla, I had been troubled from Infancy with gatherings in the head. 1 was compelled to leavo school upon the doctor's advice, lie thought it was the only thing to savo my lifo, but I Contlnuod to Grow Worse. I was persuaded finally by n friend to try Hood's Sarsaparllla. Tho use of ono bottle acted sf- Hood'ss? Cures f ecUvcly upon the blood and I bogan to Improve. After the use of three bottles the gathering teased and I am cured of my former trouble. I ow; my life and w 111 always remain a true friend to Hood's Sarsaparllla." Lillir May IJent lev, ShelbyvIHe, Indiana. Get HOOD'S. Hood's Pills act easily, yet promptly and efficiently, on the liver and bowels. 23c. Hobron Drug Co., L'd, Solo Agents for the Republio of Hawaii. G. E. SMITHIES1 Accountant, Gollector Copyist. Offlco with O. D. Chnso, Safe Doposit Building, 40G Fort Street. Tele- phono 18-1. C3f Tlio collection o Government Hills n specialty. 1-tf PANTHEON SALOON, FORT AND HOTEL STS. Hcadpartcrs EutcrDrise Brcwintr Co Largest Consignment of Beer that ever arrived bore, now on Draught J. DODD. Prop'r Perfectly FAME'S CELERY COMPOUND RES TORED KIRS. DARROW TO HEATH AND HAPPINESS. This is the Medicine That Makes PeoDle Well! DRUG- CO. TVliolcsnlo ((cut for tho Hawaiian NEW GOODS I NEW GOODS! AND New Goods! That is just whot I have receiv ed, and tho Bargains, at which tboy will bo oilorod will astonish you. For tho noxt Thirty Days, I will mako a specialty of LADIES FINE CAMBRIO WEAK such as Night DresscB, Chemises, Diowors,. Corsots Corset Covers, and Waists. My lino of WASH GOODS just rocoivod cannot bo equalled and are tho latest goods and designs: Plisses, Pongees, Piques, Orgon dios, Madras' Ducks, Dimities, Etc .Etc. For tho noxt Ninety Davs I will receive NEW GOODS on ovory Stoamer. J. J. EGr-AlT. C14 FORT STREET. TIib Own Fcrtiliziug Co. ARE BETTER PREPARED TIIAN EVER, TO FURNISH HIGHEST GRADE MANURES To any analyses, at lowest prices. A. P. COOKE, Agont. 32-tf. Wretched 9 Inlands

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y ifli ff''wfr y ffi&f LW'lilWililPlliPP 'i.V'ra'. EVENING BULLETIN, JULY 13, 1895. J 6 t f h D HOLLISTER 533 l'oirr Wholesale and Retail DETJGGISTS AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALERS- :Estoblisbcd 1809. -A-g'erLts for J. C. Aycr Co. Perry Davis Pain Killer Horsfords Acid Phosphate. Fellows Syrup of Hypophosphites. Wampoles Tasteless Cod Liver Oil Stearns Wine of Cod Liver Oil. Stearns Cascara Aromatic. Himalya Asthma Remedy. Pink Pills for Palo People. Mother Soigels Syrup Cummins Cough Cure. Polk Miller Dog Remedies. Eastman Kodak Co. E. H. T. Anthony Co., etc., etc. "We have If you will oxamine our stock of URNITURE URNISHINGS You will agroo that for Stsrle, Q-cLeillt'y em.d. DPxices. They Stand In Honolulu dTOur Goods received by vessola just from tho Coast aro artistic in tho minutest detail. AN INSPECTION INVITED. Telephone 3l-. ORDWAY HOTEL ST., New Goods! New Goods! New Goods! BY EACH STEAMER FIIOM THE COAST All Delicacies, in Our Line. A complete line of staple and fnucy Island orders LEWIS Tolophono No. 240. FRESH PROVISIONS, FAMILY BEEP BY. THE POUND, FAMILY PORK BY THE POUND, NEW POTATOES AND NEW ONIONS, HORSE RADISH IN BOTTLES, BLOCK BUTTER, INDIAN CHUTNEY. Lincoln Blook, Klnu Hlreut, DRUG CO- sTiu:irr. Incorporated 1S9J. the besT AND HOUSE Unequalled PORTER, ROBINSON" BLOCK. groceries, as low as the lowost. solicited. CO., P. 0. Box 297 Ohas, Husiaco,

Tolophoiio U0( ciiuitni sr.iivici:s. AVlioro Honolulu 1'poplo May Wor nlilp Tomorrow. Central Union ruuitcii, corner lieretft nltt nnd ltlchtmls streets. Tho Itev. Douglng V. Uirnio, minister. Services Sunday, July 14th. Public warship with sermon 11 n. m. nnd 7:30 p. m. Sunclny school nnd llible classes, 0:55. Sunday schools: Tho theme of tho evening will bo n stuily ot home life in two Old Testament fnmllios. Prayer nnd conferoi.co meeting Weilnos day, 7-30 p. m. Sunday Schools: Jnpa nose, In Lyceum nt 10 n. in.; X'ortupucso. on Miller streot, nt 12:30 p. m. A cordial wclcomo at nil theso services. St. Axdrew'h Oatheijiui. Tho services of tho Second Congregation of St. Andrew's Cnthodrnl tomorrow, Sunday, will bo ns follows. 0:15 n. m., holy communion with uormon Vonito Woodward in D, To Doum Jackson lu P, Denodictus, Parnby in D, Hymn 304 and 200. 0:30 p. m. Kvoning prayer with sormon, Mngniticat, Taylor in E tint, Nunc Dimittis, Pecthovon In P tint, Hymns 254, 200 nnd 19. Christian Church Hnrmony Hnll, King Btreot; botwoon Fort nnd Alakcn streota T. D. Gnrvm pastor. Preaching nt 11 n. m. nnd 7:30 p. in. Morning theme: "Tho ValuoofOur Birthright" Evening thcino: "It is Well With The Lord's day school, 0.4 a.m. Biblo clnss nt tho pnrsonngo, cor ner llichards nnd King streets, Monday nt 7:1!) p. m. Prayer meeting ou Wcnduesdny nt 7:30 p. m. Lessons: Tho first two chap tors of Matthew nnd tho first thrco chapters of Luke.. A cordial invitation to nil. Prnyor meeting at tho hnll Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. First Methodist ErisoorAL Church Itov. H. W. Peck, pastor. Sunday bervicos, July 14th. 10 n. in., Sunday school, Mr. C. J. Day, superintendent. 11 a.m., sormon, "Justification." 7:30 p.m.. sermon, "Paul on His First Missionary Tour." Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., prayer meeting. Meetings held in hall over Tracy's store, corner of Fort nnd llotol streets. A cordial welcome to all. Roman Catholic Cathedral Services Sunday, July.Utb, will bo as follows: 0 nnd 7 n. m., Low Mass with Holy Com munion; 0 n. m. Mass with English in struction; 10:30 n. m. High Muss with nntivo sermon; 2 p. m. liosnry and nativo instruction; 4 p. m native in struction nnd Benediction; 7 p.m., Portu guese services with Benediction. Week days; Low Mass at G nnd 7 a. m. .Seventh Day ADVENTISTS-Moetlne plnco on Punchbowl street, opposite) Queen's Hospital, in the house formerly occupied by the lato Dr. Trousseau. Preaching ou tho Snbbath (Snturdny) nt 1 1 n. m., nnd Sunday night nt 7:30. Sabbath school nt 10 a. m. Latter Day Saints Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Lutter Duy Saints; Mililnni Hnll, roar of Opera House, f ervices will bo held on Sunday ns follows: 10 n. m. Bilile class; 11:15 a.m. nnd 0:30 p. m., preaching, Salvation Army Sundav, 7 n. m., Kneo Drill; 11 u. in., Holiness Meeting; 3 p. m., Family Gathering; 7:30 p. ni., Net Drawnlu. Y. M. C. A. Sunday evening praise ser vico, 0:30 p. m. in Y. M. O. A. hall. Topio, "Tho Word of God Bather Than Con science the Iufalliblo Guide." Acts 23:1, 20:9, Is 8:20. German services ovcry Sunday, at 10 a.m., in Y. M. O. A. Hall, by Bev. L. E. Schnei dcr. 01othing,hats, shirts, underwear, hosiery, nookwour, etc., to suit all sizes and conditions of men, at L. D. Timmons, Waring Block, cor ner Fort and Berotania sts. City Carriugo Co., J. S. And rado, manager. If you want a hack with good horso and dire ful drivor ring up iVIophono 113, corner of IWt and Merchant streets I'nok t 1 1 hours. G. It. IlnrrisiMt. practical piano nnd organ inn !:r and tuner, can furnish best factory iWoronoes. Orders left it Hnwnium Nous Co. will lvcoivo prompt attention. All work gnnrantoed to he tho same iiH dono in factory. N'ntico Brown Kuboy. whole sale and retail denlors in Wntohes, Clocks, Jowelry and Platod Goods, formorly of Tho Masonic Block, havj tukon the storo lately occu pied by Scharf's News Stand in tho Arliugton Block on Hotel stroots. N. I BURGESS IS NOW rKErAlCUD TO Repair Garden Hose, Sprinklers, Wa ter Taps, Etc., Etc. Snw Filing nnd nil kinds of TooIh Sharp ened, including Carving Kulven nnd Sois Hore. Lnwn Mowers a Hjiooinlty. Also, Betting OIurh in fact all kinds ot Job bing. Work culled fur nnd returned. Itiug up Tolophono 8.72. 1-tt togwo"tai &co No 2A Nuuanu Stroet Honolulu, li, I. Commission Meolmnt, Importer)) mid Deulers in Qtnerid Merolnuidlne, fine Maul lu Uigur, Chinese ana Jaimiino Orooktry. ware, MattlngH, Vahdh o nil ulniU, Uatu. pnorwood Trunks, lUtttn Chain, A line uutirtmunt of Dnmii Sllkn, eholuwt HrnmU of Ohlneay and Jnmnwo Tuna of Latent Iin tort(ttlun, jUW Insneutloii of NowUouiU rupee! fully willoltuil iiy win HlTil,',W, I'.O. lloi M JUST RECEIVED TEH S. S. A if Lie of Firaitire Mogs With Gimps and Cords to Match. Chenille Portierres I PLAIN COTTON CRAPES IN EVENING SHADES, FIGURED COTTON CRAPES. B. F. EHLERS CO. New Furniture! New Furniture A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP Top Roll and Other Dice Desks Which wo aro soiling at prices unheard of in Honolulu. HOPP No 74 Kiiijr Stroet, Rational Cane tedder PATENTED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. Mr. John A. Soott, Manager of tho Hilo Sugur Company, prcs tba follow Ids wondorfnl record of the working of tho NATIONAL OANE SHRED DER, which was erected by thoir works at the commencement of tbo crop ftut hArveetad: i Daring tho paat ifeok the Hilo Sugar Company's mill execcdod any el its formerrooorda by closing tho 125 hours grinding with au output of 90d tons. This is fully 10 percent moro than the boat work of former yoaxs. The throe roller mill being 26 in. by 54 in. and the two roller mill 30 in. by'60in. 1 ho first mill doing this amount of work in un oflioiont maa&er and with great ease, ooupared with work on wholo cano, owing to thoroaife pVeparatioa of the cano by the National Cane Shredder, recently erected by the Company. "And by ita nso tho extraction has been iucroaBod from 3 percent to 6 per cent on all kinds of cane, and in some catoe 60 percent has been reached; the average being 75 to 78 percent, according to quality. I continuo to find tho meguts from t hredded cane hotter fuel than from whole cane. "Tho shredder has been working day and night for Devon months and has given me ontire satisfaction, having shredded during that tinto about seventy thousand tons of cano, and a largo part of it being hard ratoons. "Tbo shredder and engino ruquire very littlo caro or attention." 0VFlana and specifications of theso Shredders may be seen at the office of WM. Gr. IRWTNT CO., L'd Bolt AatnU ftt Ou JIauiH JOmtU. UIGGO JAC0B8EN Engrosser and Illuminator rncifio Hnrchvuro Co. Telophono 1G. THE LARGEST WAGON IN TOWN! I nm now projmrcd to Move FuruLtd'.o in Iwttcr sluipo than any other espur concern in tho city, as I novo n WAt'i lnr;o uiuiukIi to movo n wholo hoon"' of Furnituro nt onn load. I Imvo tho Intent 1'IANO AIOV1NO Al'l'AHATUH nnd Kuuronteo to innvu l'limoH without Horiitrliiiin, to tiny part of tho city for 82.W), I nm n niHtlcr mid don't euro who known it; inn iilunya to ho found nt my Stand, Cor. Nuuanu King Stroots, Tol(tplionut!15, tSTl iiiiivu ii'i'yl'iirnltitro HO FAST thut it miikcH my ivimiwtllnrH BWICAT to ovun look at inu. Voiirn for Jlimlnrtm only, WILLIAM LARBEN, AUSTRALIA, Chenille Tablecovers to ISt w w GO., Honolulu, II. I. WRIGHT BROS. FORT STEEET, uoxt to Lucas' Mill Ships' Blacksmithintj, Carriage Building and Repairing Drays, Carts and Wagon Building WINDLASSES For PULLING UP Trees A SPECIALTY C. 11. WIGHT, Dot nil liimlit of Work in Cement Slono Sidewalks Curbing Ho Iiiih mi Inind n Jiirtfii mipply of CIiIiiiwii (IninllH (!nrb mill iiIwiivh ki'e lluwiillmi Uurbliii: Htniitt, Kitlinntai kIvhii mid lonixt' prluM iiHnirod, Teln. I llllllllll 1KIII.

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JiMt yvjf f wv fl 1 f 7wfqv7,'VJvfpr',,' f,T r EVENING BULLETIN, JULY 13, 1895. t(pi' W3Fi,V?7J "WfftW ft "J"?lv WyspwJ' W l'?l!yPP-PIf5'" vjaw-w'' B r- rv 1 Vilder's Stearas&ip Go. TIME TABLE. Stmr. KINAU, OLAKKB, Conaualw, WJU Ut Honoluln t 2 r. Jonahlne t Lakalna, Maloea Bay nd Msken the mm dy: Mahukona, KwaihM and la Mkoahoe tbo following day, arriving at Hlio tke tame ovenlnc LKAVK8 IlOROIVf.H. AHRIVKB HONOLULU. Taesday Friday.. Tuesday yridsy.. Taesday. Friday... Tuesday. Friday Tuesday. Friday... Tuesday Friday Tuesday Friday Tuesday. Friday Tuday Fridny. uno 25 .July 5 July 10 Jnly2 .Aue. 0 ...Aug. 10 Aug. J7 ...Sent. 0 Sept 17 ...Hept. 27 Oct. Tuesday..... July 2 Friday. .July 12 Tuesday. ...July 23 Fridny Aug. 2 Tuesday Aug. 13 FrhUy. .Ang. 21 Tuesday Sept. 3 Friday Bept. 13 Tuesday Bept. 21 Friday Oc. Tuesday Oct. 15 Oct. 10 Oct. 29 ....Nov. 8 Nov. 19 Nov. 29 .Deo, 10 Den m Friday. Oot.25 Tuesday ....Nov. 6 Fridny Nov. 15 Tuesday.... Nov. 2il Friday Doc. 0 Tuesday ....Dec. 17 Fridny Dec. 27 K turning, will icnve UUo at 1 o'clock r. x., touching at Laupahoehoe. Mahu kona and Kawalhae sauiaday; Makens, Maalaea Bay and Lahaina the following day; arriving at IT-nolnlu the atternoons of Tuesdays and Fridays. IV Mo Freight will ba ractlrad after IS noon on day of sailing. Stmr.OLAUDmE, CWIEEOH, Comaanier, Will Itara Ilonolnla Tuesday! at S r. u.. teaching at Kahulul. Hana, Homon and Kipahala, Hani. Ketnrnlng arrives at Honolulu Sunday mornings. Will call at Hun, Kaupo, on second trip of each month. gm No Freight will be received after 4 1, u. on aay of saUlng. This Company will reserves the right to make changes in the time of departure and arrival of its ttcainers without notice and it will not be responsible for any conse quences arising therefrom. Consignees must bo at the Landings to receive tholr Freight; this Company will not hold itself responsible for freight after it bas been landed. Live Btock only at owner's risk. This Company will not be responsible for Moaay or valuables of passengers unless placed In the core of Pursers. Passengers are requosted to purchase tickets before embaiking. Those falling to sV so will be subject to an additional charge of twenty-five per cent. INMJMINE ACQLDWTERPfllKT Especially Designed For INSIDE Wotk on frcories anj Public Buildings. It is a drj powder which enn bo pre pared for use by simply stirring iu COLD WATER and can bo applied by anyone and will always produco good work. It is VERY WHITE, extremely re flective and hardens on a wall liko atone and will tuko any tint. It will lout for yours, and is unaffected by gases. One coat covers bottcr than two coats of oil paint or whitewash. It can bo used on nny surfaco and for nil classos ot work, oven lor the linest decorating. It will not rub, sealo or crack, nor will it soften with ngo or dif color. It will not set in the mixing vessel, in fact it improves by stauding a few days. It can bo used to good advantage oer old whitewash without scraping. IT DRIES OUT WHITE AFTER BEING WET. It isohcapor than whitewash, durability considered. It is supplied in borrels from 300 to 100 lb?., also iu boxes ot 100, 50 mid 25 pounds. oimiHW This is for OUTSIDE Work, Such as Fencer), Outbuildings and La borers' Quartern. It is ft thick pasto to bo diluted with cold water; stands rain and exposure as well as oil point, oud costs but a fraction as much. It is lire resisting as it contains no oil, and has no equal as n light rcllootor in dark baso meats, damp cellars am1 similar places. It is supplied m colors. ....FOR SALE BY M G. Mil l CO., LIMITED. Agents for the Hawaiian Islands. ASK YQUll GJtOVlUt Foii l'AriiNT liXCKM.KNT I'l.OUII. lUglnmt grndo Flour on tlio imirkot. Cost tin) 8omo m nil otlior ilrBt-olasa Uraihn, 5-flm FROM THE WEAN'S WAVES. THE KTI.'A.IIKR IWALANI l'HOJU Till: OAItDKN ISLEK. rtie Steamrr Itlokolll Arrive l'rom I.ccward-Otlicr Nolo Along; the Full Waterfront Toduy. Thcroof of tlic Mall wharf is being painted No vessels In Maliukonaor Illlo at present. Only six merchantmen are left In this port. McHrcw's, on the lochs, will be tbo rendez vous for the yachts today. llic steamer James Makco will be due to morrow from Kauai. The stcsiniT Kcaubou Is expected In tonight from Walalun w Ith a loud of paddy. Tho steamer Iwalanl nrrl cd from wlndw ard Kauai early this inoiiilug without any cargo. Tha steamer Iwalanl went on the mnrlno railway this morning to be cleaned and over hauled. The stcamcrJ'Mlknliala will bring a small cargo of sugar from the Llhue plantation to morrow morning. Tho steamer Klnsu brought 4C8 bags of sugar jcfltcrclny afteruoon and n big list of passengers from Hawaii. The steam )acth Eleanor arrived at Illlo last Wcdncsda). She leaves for San Fran cisco from that port today. The steamer Walalcale goes to Lahaina, Kukullmclc and Honokna on Monday morn ing. She Mas Just received anew coat of paint. Tho yacht llonnlo Dundee with Oscar White at tho helm and the jaeht Hawaii In charge or L A Thurston went down to Pearl Harbor today. Customs Inspectors overhauled baggage otTthc steamer Klnau on her arrival in search I of the opium supposed to have bcet landed by the schooner Norma. The steamer Mokolll arrived In from Molo kal with 19.1 head sheep and 7 head of cattle on board this morning. She leaves Monday for the usual Molokal Lanal route. 8aIlors havo been enticed from vessels at Fort Townscnd and other sound ports by rival shipping runners on the promise of get ting work on tho Seattle canal at the rate ot $1.50 to $2 a day. The Washington naval authorities are seri ously consldeilni; the advisability of putting the monitor Monterey out of commission. This vessel will lcae Callao In a few days for Panama en route to Maro Island. The olllcluls bcllee the vessel bas seen sufficient sen Ice and has shown just how efficient she Is, and they sec no present need of retaining her In commission. It Is probable the Monterey a crew will hi. utilized In the ships soon to be put In commission. AimiVALS. Stmr Iwalanl, Freeman, from Kauai. Stmr Mokolll, McGregor, from Molokal. DKrAiiTunns. Stmr Hawaii, Fitzgerald, for Hawaii. Steam jacht Elcauor, Scott, from Illlo for San Francisco. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Bk Andrew Wcleh.Drcw, for San Francisco. W II Dliuond, Nllson, for San Francisco. Stmr Klnau, Clarke, for Hawaii, Tuesday, July IU, at 3 p m. Stmr Walalcale, Gregory, for Lahaina, Ku kulhaclc, Honokaa, July 15,at 10 a in. Stmr Mlkahala, Freeman, for Kauul, Tues day, July 10, at 5 p. m. Stmr Mokolll, for Molokal and Lanal, Mon day, July 15, at 5 p m. PASSENGERS ARRIVED. From Hawaii and Muul, per stmr Klnau, July 12 Volcano F F Collins, A 1) Collins, Miss 8tcuart, F II Conant and wife, F W Heath and wife, A Dlmmlck, Mrs M E I'Uldi Miss L Chase, Miss S Chase, C W Filklns and wife, lion S U Illlborn and wife, Miss Grace Hllboru, Mrs F Smith, E W Holdsworth, H F Sclicttie, B Chubb Way Ports Miss lMIc Carter, A Coekburn, Mrs P Dodge, Samuel Macy, P Peck, II Deacon, J B Daniel, E Weight, R More, M Hino, Mrs W A Hardy, Miss B Weight, Miss A I Kelly, Miss J O Broderlck, Miss It F Coan, II F Coan, 8 Mal terre.A O McCartney, A M Browu,C A Doyle, LI Chung, C Stockle.J W Bergstrora,G Irvine, J N Bell, W H Alderdlce, P Anderson, S II Dowsett, Mib'A Ahreus, 4 children and ser vant and 80 deck. PABSKNOKUS DEPARTED. IMPORTS. Per Klnau 1GSI bogs sugar, 104 bags po tatoes, i'fi hugs corn, :iT hides, 47 hogs, 170 pkgs sundries. Per Mokolll 11)3 head sheep, 7 head cattle, Metropolitan Meat Co. VESSELS IN PORT. NAVAI. VKSSBI.S. U B 8 lleiiuliigton, Thomas, Mare Islumt. mi:iiciiantjii:n. (Coustcra not InclmUd In this list.) Ilk Kumiitra, Berry, Illlo llrlgWO Irwin, Williams, H F Ilk Andrew Welih, Drew. A V Hurk AIImtI, (Irlllllhs. 8 F ikhrOlgu, P.pseu, H V, (Maliiikiiiml Am hit Mutilda, Hvvnson, 1't Tiivttuvml lluw bk U I' lllltiut, MoiiUuii, HF roilEKI.N VEHHELH EXl'Kt.'TEl), Vt'nU Wlieru Iron) Duo Am brig l.uillnu HF Hue Am hliiii Iringsrd. ,l)uu Am schr O W Watson ..Seattle Duo Am uk Edward Mav Boston Duo Her lik Martha llocKhahn Liverpool Duo Am bMno Irmgard. 8 F July 8 Am sihr Robert Lowers IS Am bk SO Allen Am sehrMary Dodge (KahululVluly Ifi Br hark Velocity Hongkong.. ..JlilySS Am tiktnc Archer S F Aug 1 Am bktnSNCnstle Aug 1 Ambk Amy Turner. ...New York. ..Sept 15 tier bk JC Pllugcr Bremen Oct Br tik Aldercrovo Liverpool Oct 1 Ucrshlp Marie Hackfeld.Llvcrpool Oct 2 Ocrsli Hllackftld NY Oct 15 Don't ro homo without a copy of The Timo stowed away in your pocket. Tho contract for supplying mail bags to tho Post Oflico has not yot been awarded GOO Dozou Socks, just received at Tracy's. $1.C0 to $2.-10 por dozen. Tho hearing of Ohora vs. Ack crmuii has been continuod two weoks for more ovidonco. O. II. Willis of Hannloi is suf fering from an injury to his back and bus boon laid up for some weeks. Thomas Macphorson obtained judgment in tho District Court vcsteiday afternoon against Mau Chong for $22.28 for work dono as a painter. It is reported tho snako has been caught. If tho report is correct, the roptilo will bo soourod fu t.!l. iH 4ln n,tr T PWTM iui OA.UIUUIUH iu iuo uuuuniin lntainica nflinn winflnw. Tvinnf street, this afternoon. If yon want your watch repair ed, if you want jewelry mado up iiuuuy. xi yuu wuuii iiuiduiiii spoons, or anything in tho jowol i y line. H. G. Binrt, at 0 Gertz's store, Fort street, is your man. tTn r l.. t,n n-nn. tical wutchmaker for Wonner Co T. C. McGuiro wants his friends to know that ho does not repre sent William Larson in tho busi neps of moving garbage, not hav ing beon connected with him for some timo. Forsons wishing gar bage removed can bo accommo dated at any timo by Mr. Mc Guiio. RESTAURANT. Tho well-known Restaurant on Ilotcl St. No. 6G, (opposite the Pantheon Stables), horveu mcal in evory Rtylo, nt all hours of tho day. Everything served is first class. YEE CHONa CO. June 0. 1895. 47-tf TitnoTatolo LOCAL LINE S. S. AUSTRALIA. Arrivo Honolulu Leavo Honolulu from S. F. for S. F. July 15 July 20 Aug. 9 Aug. 14 Sept. 2 Sept. 7 Sept. 80 Oct.2 Oct. 21 Oot.27 Nov. 15 Nov.20 THROUGH LINE From Snn Frnneisco From Sydney for for Sydney. Snu Francisco. Arriie Honolulu. Leave Honolulu. Monowni. .July 4 I Alnmedn .Time 27 Alnmedn. ...Aug. 1 1 Mnriposn. July 25 Mnriposn. .Aug. 29 j Monowni. Aug. 22 Mouowni. .Sept. 20 I Alnmedn.. .Sept. 19 Alamoda ...Oct. 21 1 Mnriposn.. Oct. 17 J P. RODRIGUES, Merchant Tailor. Tort Street, old Masonic lluilding, next to L. J. Levey's miction room. Fine Good and a Goods Fit Guaranteed. Clenniug and Repairing diine in flint class style. 47-tf Notice of Administration. TIIRUNDERSKWUn DULY Al'I'OIKT od AilmiiilHtrttor of the entiito of A. 1. 1'ntcrMiH, lata of Honolulu, Inland of Oidiu, InloHtuto, hurehy gives notice to nil perons Imving claims against said vstato to inteut the uiiiie to the iiiiderslgiiod nt Honolulu, nfuiw.ulil, within six months from the date lieieuf, or thuy will be foruvorlmrrcd. And nil H.'rw)iiH Imlehittd to th rild decvusd me iciiutwtudto make liiiiiU'diiilepuyiiiiiiittd the umlundutiud. A.V.(ir,Alt, AiliiiinUtrntor Instate ft A. I', lYlenmi, Dated ut Honolulu, Oaliu, June iil), IfaU.V 37-fit Oceanic Steamsmp Go Canadian-Australian M PSSSEt Stcnmcrs of tho nbovo Lino running in connection with the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY Between Vancouver, B. O., and Sydney, N. S. W nnd calling nt Victoria, B. O., Honolulu nnd Suva (Fiji), .A-IKE 3DTTE -A.1" HOHSTOIjTTnLjTT On or nbout tho dates bolow stated, viz.: From Sydney nnd Huvn, for Victoria nnil Vancouver. It. C.t Stmr "Wnrrimoo" August 1 Stmr "Mioworn" 31 Stmr "Wnrrimoo" Octobo 2 Through Tickets issued from Honolulu to Canada, United States anil Europe. FI1EIOHT AND rABSENOBn AOENT8: D. MoNicoLL, Montreal, Canada. HonnitT Kr.itn, Winnipeg, Canada. M. M. Steiin, Snn Francisco, Oal. G. Mcti. Biiown, Vancouver, B. O. Por San Francisco: The New and Fino Al Steel Steamship "Mariposa" Of tho Oceanic Steamship Company will bo duo nt Honolulu from Sydney and Auckland on or nbout July 25th, And will leavo for tho nbovo port -with Mails and Passengers on or about that date. For Sydney and Auckland: The New nnd Fino Al Steel Steamship "Alameda" Of the Ocennio Steamship Company will bo duo nt Honolulu from Snu Francisco on or nbout August 1st, And will hava prompt despatch with Mails and Passengers for tho nbovo ports. Tho undersigned nro now prepared to issue Through Tickets to All Points in tho United States. C5FFor further particulars regarding Freight or Passage npply to WM. G.IRWIN &C0., L'd, l-t! Gcnernl Agents. Regan Vapor Pacific Gas Engines Launclies THE BEST IN THE MARKET. They cannot bo surpassed for motive power. C-SEND FOR CATALOGUER JOS. TINKER, Solo Agont, Nuunnu Street. 1-tf SEQUAH'S WORLD Oceanic Steaii Go. Australian Mail Service, To 6EQ.UAU, Sir: I ftel It my duty to Inform you of .the benefit I had derUcO from tho use of your Remedies, Seijuuli's Cure and Oil. I hove been troubled with IUiciimntlim ever tincc 1802 and ulucc 18b7. I liuvu pcnt all I could earn In trying to cure myself but tailed. I came to on In April nimble, to walk without tho aid of sticks The pulus in my legs being fearful; I wns treated by you In jirencneo of houthI witnescnuud reeelved ijreut relict. I con tinued the line nf your remedies utlng only four bottles of Oil and two of thu Cure, and now not only am I cured of the Itliemnntlsm, but my limbs have beeonio stronger, It is now near ly three months since receiving your treatment, and I feel allrlpbt. I was nimble to work for 4 j cur (19 months) before coming to you, and I have now been nt work for overlive weeks past. I cannot II ml wonts to sullleleiitly thank you for tho good your visit hero hat dono me. I am) our grateful) I, J;. I3KIOKK, llluckralth. HOBRONDRUG COMPANY, Exolusive and Solo .Aeonts. CI Steamship Line From Victoria nnd Vancouver, II. C, to Sun and Sydney: Stmr "Miowcra" July 21 Stmr "Wnrrimoo" August 24 Stmr "Miowcra" Sept. 2-4 C5T For Freight nnd Passago and ull General Information, apply to THE0. H. DAVIES CO., L'd Agents for tho Hawaiian Islands. AND THE Occiaental Oriental Steamship Co. For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG:- Steamers of tho abovo Companies will call at Honolulu on their way to tho nbovo ports on or about tho following dates: Stmr Coptic July 10, 1895 Stmr City of Poking. Aug. 10, 1895 Stmr Coptic Sept. 19, 1895 Stmr China Oct. 29, 1895 Stmr Coptic Nov. 28, 1895 Stmr City of Peking Dec. 28, 1895 For SAN FRANCISCO: Steamers of tho nbovo Companies will call nt Honolulu on their way front Hongkong and Yokohama to tho abovo port on or about tho following dates: Stmr Coptic Juno 17,1895 Stmr City of Peking. .July 17, 1895 Stmr Belgio Aug. 9, 1895 Stmr City of Rio do Janeiro Sopt.C, 1895 StmrChino. October G, 1895 Stmr Coptic Nov. C, 1895 Stmr City of Peking. Deo. C, 1895 Stmr Coptic Jan. 15, 189G Stmr China Feb. 21, 1890 Rates of Passage are as follows: TO YOKO- TO IIONQ IIAMA. KONC1. Cabin S1D0.00 8175.00 Cabin, round trip, 4 mouths 225.00 2G2.50 Cabin, round trip, 12 montus HK2.5U B10.25 Europoan Steerage 85.00 100.00 ESrPnssengers paying full faro will bo allowed 10 percent off return faro if re turning within twelvo months. CSjPFor Freight and Passago apply to H. HACKFELD CO,, l-tf Agents. ConsoliiatBu Sola Water Co., L'd Corner Allen Fort Sts., Honolulu: HOLL1STER CO., Agents. RENOWNED REMEDIES. Pn Mail i; Go. v 4. t: t'7 L