Evening Bulletin (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii])
July 24, 1895

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J EVfeliing ulletin "With, -which, is Incorporated the Independent," VOL. 1. NO. 57. HONOLULU, H. I., WEDNESDAY, JULY 24. 1895. m PRICE 5 CENTS. i

f f THE yeiii Bulletii? "With which Is Incorporated the Indkpesi)' ent. Hawaiian Copyright by A. V. Geak, Juno 22, 1G05. Published ovory day except Stindny nt 009 King Street, Honolulu, H. I. SUIISCIUITION KATES. Per Month, nnywhoro In the Ha waiian Islands 8 7B Per Year. 8 00 Per Year, postpaid to America, Canada, or Mexico.1. 1000 Per Year, postpaid, other Foreign Countrios 13 00 I'ajrntilo Invurloblv In (Advance. Advertisements unaccompanied by specific instructions inserted till ordered out Advertisements discontinued before expiration of specified period will bo charged as if continued for full term. Liberal allowance on yearly and half yearly contracts. Address all communications to the edi torial department to "Editor Bulletin." Business letters should bo addressed to "Manager Evonlne Bullolin." Telephone 25C. P. O. Box 89. B. L. FINNEY, Manager. 0AHU RAILWAY LAND CO. Time Table FROM AND AFTKK JULY 6, 1895. a a m ft a a a rf f a WI.Q -P wp a -a Ss A.M. A.M. P.M. r.M. C:40 0:15 1:45 5:10 7:40 9:58 2:28 G:53 8:10 10:10 2:19. 0:14 10:54 0:40 o Iiv Honolulu "Pearl City F.wa Mill Ar Walanae 3 u. A.M. 2,33 JSB.Q uphQ A.M. Wt-O P.M. P.M. 1:32 2:07 2:38 3:11 Lv Waintmo Ewa Mill Tearl City Ar Honolulu 0:44 7:10 7:50 8:23 0:10 0:48 10:HO 3:51 4:22 4:55 On Saturday and Sunday nlplita. Ewa Mill Passenger Train will arrlvu In Honolulu at 5:55 Instead of 4:55 p. m. Freight Trains will curry Second-Class Pas senger accommodations. I G. P. Dbnison, F. C. Bmith, Superintendent. Gen. Pass. A Tkt. Agt. 43-td Business Cards. H. HACKFKLD CO. General Commihsion Aoents. Cor. Fort and Queen, Sreots, Honolulu. LEWERS COOKE. IMPORTERS AND DEALER) IN LUMBER AND Alili KINDS OF BuiLDINd MATERIALS. Port Street, Honolulu., THOS. LINDSAY, MANnPAOToniNa Jeweler and Watoh- MAKEII. Eukui Jowelry a Specially. Pnrtloular attention paid to all kinds of ropaira. Campbell Block, Merchant Street. HONOLULU IRON WORKS, Steam Engines, Suoak Mills, Boilers, Coolers, Iron, Brass and Lead Gasixnss. Machinery of Every Description Made to Order. Particular attention paid to Ships' Blaoksraithing. Job Work ex ecuted at Short Notice. Jas. F. Morgan. AUCTIONEER AND STOCK BHOKEfl No. 45 Queen Street. Export Appraisomont of Ileal Estato and Furniture. u'J-lm ALLEN ROBINSON. Doolors in Lambor nnd Coal and Building Matoriuls of nil kinds, Quoon HtrootUonolulu. SKIN DISEASE CUIUSD BY Ayer's Sarsaparilla Mr. Geo. TV. .Burtner, Kecxletown, Vo., Xttitea, o follow t Bliortlr after lenn(t collide, I was troubled wltb a ikln dlieue which showed luclf, Ortt.at the anklet- l'hjilcinni pronounced It eciem, nnd treated me (or that complaint. The ernp. tlon crept slowly up my llmbi, Mid on the body, until It on? eloped the whble frame. It gare ma Infinite trouble wltb com tan t Itching, catting olt ol dry scales, and a watery liquid. which would kji-is exude from undor the scale. I treated It for over three years unsuccenifullr, and was unable to check It, until I began using Ayer's Barsapa. rllla. I usod three bottles of this medicine and was completely cured ray ilcln becoming as smooth and clear as before." Ayer's Sarsaparilla Has Curod Othors, Will Cure You Made by Dr. J. 0. Ayer Co.. Lowoll.Mati.,U.SJU Hollister Drug' Co., L'd, Solo Agents for the Bepublio of Hawaii. BAKER Kiriau streot near Punchbowl street ray 21 rUKNISHED ROOMS. Two front furnished rooms to let at No. 4 Garden Lano. tf Merchants, Exchange S. I, SHAW, Proprietor. Corner King St Nnimnu Streets, Honolulu Choice Liquors and Fine Boor. Toloplioiie -aoi. PIONEER STEAM CAND FACTORY and BAKERY. F HORN. Practical Confoctionor nnd Baker, No 71 Hotol Stroot. my 20. Pacific Trading Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Japanese Goods I 208 Fort Stroot EOBERT GRIEVE. Book and Job' Printer Morcknnt Stroot, Honolulu, H. I. Over Hawaiian Nows Company's Book Store. my 13. city orayAQE Co. W. F. SHARRATT, Managor Stand adjoining H. Hack fold Co., Fort street. General Gurt ing and Drayngo Business dono. m7tf HO YEN KEE&CO.. ii OTuugaiu Otreot, TINSMITHS, PLUMSiNG, Etc.. Etc Orookory and Glassware. Aloha Bath. House. Noxt to Marino Rn 11 way. Bath ing suits on lmud. PatronH brought froo from tug-boat wharf on telephoning No. C8C. Furn ished rooms to lot on tho promises. Mrs. J. H. Reibt. my 15-Jti KV faaaatoJs' Kir, V30fKf 4 aaaK?2' J THE LEGISLATURE. riIK 8KNATK AVIIil, ROT EXTEND -SALOON LICENSES. Representative Illcliardi AVantn to Know Something About tlie Lelina nnd Her Expanaea. Thiuty-Fortii Day, July 24th. THE SENATE. Too Sonato was c'allod to' order at 10 a.m. and prayer and roll call had. Minutes of pn coding meeting were road and approved. Senator Brown from tho Judi ciary Oommittuo ropnrtod on tho bill regard, ng the acquisition of rights of way through tho pro porty of othors, which was re ceived to bo considered with the bill. Senator Baldwin from tho Com miltoe on O immerco reported in fnvor of tho passage of the new Labor Commission bill. Roport received to be considered with tho bill, Senate bills G and 8 with amendments adopted by tho House of Representntivos were sOnt up from tho lower House. Houso bill 19, relating to tho extension of Baloon licenses, with tho recommendation of tho committeo that it be laid on the table, was brought up on tho order of tho day. Senator Brown moved that tho roport of the Judiciary Committoe bo adopted. Ho said that if any relief was crranted to .ono olass of 'basinesV'xnan it would open the doors to othors and endless litiga tion might ensue. That tho tram and stoamship compunios and other'pooplo would at onco put in claims for damages. He thought no distinction should bo mado. Either compensate all or nono. The Attorney-General thought there was a difference between tho saloon and other bnsinoss mon, both in regard to tho time they were closed up and the amount of licenses they had to pay. Ho wished it understood ho had no personal opinion on the mattor. Tho report was adopted unani mously and tho bill met its douth blow. The Act to regulate tho acqui sition of rights of way over the land of others was next takon up on the sooond reading, together with the report of the Judiciary Committoo. Seotion 1 was adopted as amended. For Bection 2 tho committeo recommondod a substitute whioh was passed. Seotion 3 oa amended by' tho committoe passed, as did seotion 4. Tho bill then passed its second reading as a whole and was or dured engrossed. Senate bill 0 making supple mentary appropriations, as amend ed by tho Houbo was noxt taken up. .Tho amendment inserts the item of $2000 for tho pay of tho Laud Agent at the rato of.$3000 per year. The Senate concurred by u unanimous voto. Act 8, supplementary as pro priations, was noxt taken up ns amendod by the House. The item of $10,650, an inoreaso from tho $3000 adopted by tho Senato for repairs to school-houses, was first under consideration. On motion of Senator Mo Oandless all the amendments to tho bill wore reforred to tho Fi nunco Committeo. Sonato bill 15, relating to tho Labor Commission, ctmo noxt on 1 tho ordor oMho day, It passed its second reading and was or dorod onprossod. At 11:25 the Sona to adjournod to Thursday. THE REPRESENTATIVES. Tho Houso mot at the usual hour and tho imual oponing oxer ciscs were had. A message was recoived from tho Sonato rotating to the Joint Resolutions passod yestorday. Rep. Bond from tho Committoe on Publio Health and Education roportod in favor of passing tho Foot Binding bill with an amend ment defining tho offenso. Rep; Richard submitted tho following questions to tho Minis ter of Finance: "When was the stoamor I.ohua ohrrtored by tho govornment "At what prico "What is tho total amount ex ponded by tho govornment in con nection with steamer Lehua until turned ovor to tho Interior De partment?" Rep. ITamauoha presonted a majority roport on Aot 16, regu lating nppoalB from District to Circuit Courts, rocommonding nn entirely new bill. The minority report recommendod that tho old bill bo laid on tho table. On motion tho majority report watf accepted, the rules suspondod and tho bill read tho first time. Ordored translated and printod. Rep Kamauoha movod an amendment to Rulo 22 that joint resolutions bo treatod as bills. and the ayos and nays all6d thereon, exoept that only ono reading bo required. Carried. Tho joint resolution fixing the compensation of the prosent labor commissioners was referred to the Committee on Publio Lands. Senato bill 5, appropriating THJUU, was takon up on itb second reading and passed as read. On motion tho rules were sus pended and tho bill put on its final passngo, and passed by a unanimous vote. Senate Bill 11, to prevent foot binding came up and tho minority report was adopted. The bill passed its second and third read ing undor suspension of tho rulos. Senato Bill 5, supplementary appropriations, passed its sooond and third readings also. At 11:40 tho Houso adjourned. .Some Fine Stock. Twiner N. 0. Goodwin, who has charge of tho Macfurlano horses at tho race traok, was in town this morning behind that fine 4 year old stallion Marin. Hitched alongside ho had tho fifteen months' old bay filly Nut grove, her first appearance on tho publio streets. A few days since Mr. Goodwin drovo in Binglo hnrness tho young filly Twinkle, by Nutwood out of Twinkle, Sr. Tho latter mnro is now at San Jose, Cal., whero sho has boon bred to the fine horse Dawn. Clarence Macfarlane is to bo con gratulated on tho ownership of such promising young stock, and on their careful training. Nat. Goodwin says ho believes in train ing horses by kindnoss and edu cation and not by breaking them into submission. Labor Coniml.tlou Hill. Tho Lnbor Commission bill now before tho Legislature pro vides that the throe commission ers shall serve without pay, but aro authorized to employ a secre tary and fix his salary; also steno grapher und typo writer when re quired. It provides that no ex ponso shall bo incurred for trav elling beyond tho limity of tho Ropublio, consequently Mr. Arm strong will have to pay his own oxpeuses when ho goes to Japan or olso whero abroad. JUDICIARY JOTTINGS. Itlonoy Left by a i1Iecliitnlc-.mil t Cancel a Deed, Etc. John H. Paty petitions for let ters of administration on the ostato of E. S. Coffin, a native of Nantucket, Mass., who left about 2110 in cash, S2000 being in tho Hawaiian Postal Savings Bank, and whoso heirs aro not known to the petitioner. Tho de ceased was an em ploy oo of Lucas' pinning mills for many years. Thomas Nott vs. Agatlmr T. Nott and David Doyton, guardian of A. A. Doiron, bill to cancol a deed, has boon arguod nnd sub mitted beforo Judge Coopor. Robortson for plaintiff; Car tor and Kinnoy nnd Ballon for guardian. Tho plaintiff and his wife, tho first named defondant, previously brought a potition for cancelling the same doed. Tho ground was thnt the signature of tho wife to the deed, beforo her murriage to Nott, was a forgory. This not being proved the potition waB dismissed. Tho husband now brings the bill against his wife and tho guardian of Doiron to whom sho gave the doed. Default wns sot asido by Judge Cooper in Aswan vs. Pang Lura and others, the case renponed and tho defondant given fivo days in wuicn 10 answer. A unanimous decision of the Supremo Court has been render ed, ovor ruliug exceptions of Hang Oheong, convictod of per jury; at Wailuku. The ground of decision is that where an admis sion of an act in this enso buy ing liquor from an unlicensed dealer is followed by a promise, on tho part of a police officer, to "do tho squaro thing'' by the one who mado tho admission, it was no error not to exclude the ad mission as ovidenco on tho trial for perjury. A. M. Brown for prosecution; Rosa and Hartwell for dofondant. TUB MARSHAL MULCTED. An Informer Ilecovera Jadcmcnl For Feca On An Oplnm Seizure. J. A. McGuiro brought suit in tho District Court to recover $113.05, as Ins sluiro of the pro coeds of an opium seizuro, against Marshal Hitohcook, who admitted that ho had that amount in his hand from tho soizuro of opium found in the possession of T. E. Evans. Tho seizure was made by W. J. Sheldon, an omployo of the Custom House, on information roceivod from McGuiro in April, 1891. After hearing the testi mony or bnoiuon, u. is. Board man, tho plaintiff, C. B. Wilson and othors tho Court yeRtordav rendered judgment for plaintiff for the amount claimed and costs, in all $17 07. J. A. Mogoon appeared for tho plaintiff and L. A. Thurston ior dofendant. Ah' appeal will be takon to tho Circuit Court. Mrs. J. Hoting and daughter returned home by tho Junuu. Mr. Hnting,who is much improved in honlth, remains on Hawaii for a fow weoks longer. Mrs. Catherine O'Leary, owner of tho cow which on a memorable night in Ootobor, 1871, kicked ovor a lamp and Btartod a blaze whioh cost Chicugo $190,000,000, died on Wednesday of acuto pneumonia. 1 Jl :m -si I '4. x,-'

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wiHnRHIHHEBlHIHRMKwl9RaHHMHNNHH9IHHM 4 i' Mfr 2 W fhinilnii mnnion"f fhn Tlnn I p This filibufltoring business is growing monotonous; tho people who are engagod lu manufactur ing rumors should gwitoh off' and do Bomuthing olso or tho govern mont will loso confldonco in thom. Such rouorta do tho country no good and wo fail to soo whero tho rumor makers are benofitcd Ha waii does not soem to mind it much for things nro ns quiet and peaceful horo as in a woll con ducted gruvo-yard. Wo believe wo have quite tho best stock of leather in Honolulu and it compriBos besidos solo lenthor tho colebrutod Spoits light and hoavy harness leather, and leather for soddlos. Tho best of russott and rod oalf skins. Louthcr forcarriugo makers, cnlor ed lining skinB and soft dash leather. All kinds of louthor ia higher today than it was two months ago; in somo instanoos it has advancod ns much as ton por cent, but as we woro woll etooked bofore tho riso wo can soil at tho same old prico and perhaps a little lowor. Vfo have a vory com ploto stock of Shoe and Harnoss findings and tools for all kinds of leather work tho price, of which is ontiroly satisfactory to all of our customers. Wo havo tho goods and tho pricos will suit you. E. O. Hall Son. Fort Klnjr Streets. BEAD THIS. Imports of Champagne Into the United States From January ist to April ist, 1895- OASES G. H. MUMM CO.'S EXTRA DRY 21,461 Pommory Grono 6,935 Moet Chandon 3,963 Charles Heidsieok 2,796 Louis Rooderer 2,196 Perrior Jouot 1,320 Irroy Co 1,215 Euinart 865 Vvo. Clicquot 835 Bouoho Sec 733 Delbook Co 453 St. Maroonux 209 Krug&Co 195 Hoidsiook Co. Dry Mono polo 150 Various 2,603 Total 45,929 Compiled From Custom Oonse Records. Macfarlane Co., Lt'd. Solo Agents for Hawaiian Islands for G. H. Mumm jul4 tf Co. WM. L. PETERSON". Notary Public, Type writer AND COLLECTOR Office: 13 Kanhumanu St. my 13 AT THE ANCHOR Southeast Cor. King Nuunnu Sts. Oyster Cocktails Bauer Brun&tm I Frodorickaburg Boer I Straight and JMixed Drinks Of All Kinds mid Boat Quality. J. C. JONES. E. A. JONES. The Hawaiian SAFE DEPOSIT AND Investment Co. HAVE FOR SALE A Few Shares of Pnlu Sutrar Stock, Iliuvuiian Sugar Co. Stock. ALSO Jlnwallnn Government unrfjlHt Moriguee Sueur Planta tion JBomlH. 351" For particulars apply to Tho Hawaiian Safe Deposit Investment Company, 108 Fort Street, Honolulu m rupai lujiibp ui m mj. EVENING BY AUTHORITY. r?S C AN AOT TO PREVENT THE "WANTON DESTRUCTION OP GAME. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the Republic of Hawaii: Section 1, It shall ho unlawful to tike, kill or destroy any Migratory Wild Duck, Plovor, Snipo TumBtono, Ourlow, Stilt or Mud Bon, hotwoon the first day of May and tho fifteonth day of Soptombor. To tnko, kill or destroy any Nativo Wild Duok, Hawaiian Gooso between the first duy of February and tho fiftoonth day of Soptomber; To take, kill or destroy any Quail or Pheasant botwoon the first day of Maroh and tho fifteonth day of September; To tako, kill or destroy any "Wild Dove or Wild Pigeon botwoon tho first day of February and tho first day of July; To tako, gather or destroy tho eggs of any wild duck, mud hon, pheasant, dovo, pigeon or quail at any time. To buy, sell or offer for salo, transport or havo in possession any of said gamo at any time when it is unlawful to kill tho same. Section 2. 'Any parson con-rioted beforo a DiBtriot Magis trate f&r violating any of tho provisions of this Act shall bo fined not loss than Ton' Dollars ($10.00) nor more than Fifty Dollars ($50.00). Section 3. Chapter LX of tho Session Laws of 1886 entitled "An Act to provont the Wanton Destruction of Game'' and ap proved on tho 15th day of Ootober 1886 is horoby repealed. Section 4. This Act shall tako effect and bo in forco from and after its publication. Approved this 19th day of July,A. D. 1895. SANFORD B. DOLE, President of tho Ropablio of Hawaii. ACT 5- AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE GRANTING OF A FRAN CHISE FOR MANUFACTURING AND SUPPLYING ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER IN THE TOWN OF HILO. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the Republic of Hawaii: Section 1. The Minister of Interior is hereby authorized to grant to tho Hilo Electric Light Company a franchise for the term of fifty years from tho date thereof, granting to tho said Company tho right for said term to manufacture and supply electric light and olootrio powor in the town of Hilo on the Island of Hawaii. Section 2. Tho said Company under tho suporvision of tho Minister of tho Interior shall havo tho right to place polos and hang wires for tho transmission of electricity in the streets and public places; on the wharvoB and elsewhere as it may bo required from, time to time. It may tako its water pipes under tho highways and public roads, and aaross lands, whoro such is necessary to the exoroiso of its franchise; but such uap shall not be made aoross private property unless, upon failure to agroe with the owner of such property, regular proceedings shall bo had for condemnation. Section 3. Such franchise shall not be granted until tho Company shall havo assured the Minister by guaranteps satis factory to him that it is and will bo at all times during tho ex istence of such franchise ablo to supply promptly and efficient ly such eleotrio light and oloctrio power in tho Town of Hilo as may from timo to time bo required, and that it shall within one year from tho date of the grant be prepared to manufacture and furnish such eleotrio light and powor at any point within two thousand foet of the Court House in Hilo, provided, however, that it shall not be required to build and maintain any line for tho transmission of such electric light and powor unloss the number of lights or amount of powor agreed to be taken for not loss than one year shall be sufficient to warrant tho con struction of such lino. Section 4. The uso by tho Company of public streets, places or other public property Bhall be subject to such reason able rules and regulations to bo provided by tho Minister of Intorior, as shall at all times provido for, guarding the rights of tho general public iu the uso of streets and public places. Section 5. Tho Minister is hereby authorized and em powered to enter into a contract with said Company upon Buoh terms ae ho shall doom propor for lighting tho Btrcets, public places and public buildings in tho said Town of Hilo. Section 6. This Act shall tako offebt.from and after its .publication. Approved this 19th day of July, A. D. 1895. SANFORD B. DOLE. Presidont of tho Republic of Hawaii. I i 1 9 BULLETIN, JULY 24, 1895. 'JL' Lm Illustrated Catalogue. FHEE-144 TAGES. Wo EXPOItT Gouoral Family and Wan tation Supplies hi nuy quantity. Bond for onr Yearly, Monthly and Dally Prico Lilt. 414-418 PBONT STItEET, Sa.n Francisco, California, 5Mf. J. P. R0DRIGUES, Merchant Tailor.

Fort Slrost, old Moijonlo Building, next to h. J. Loroy's auction room. Fine Goods and a Good Fit Guaranteed. i&F Cloaning and Repairing done in first class stylo. 47. tf JAPANESE DECORATIVE ART WORK That is useful as well ns ornamental is to b found at the Now Hopublio Building on King St. Tho stock is small, but vory select and lias just boen brought over by A. BARNES. 44-td. PIES, CAKES, AND ICE CREAM. HF. SINGER,, for sis years foreman with Swain on Sutter street, makes the most delicious Pies of any baker in Hono lulu. UiucoPies a specialty. Cakes and Ice Cream furnished for balls or families. office at SINGER'S BAKERY, King Streot. j.eicpuono art. 40-tf Mill CHISHOLM, (Successor to Olios. Hammer.) HARNESSMAKER Kino and Four Streets, Is prepared to manufacture all kinds and grades of Hand-mado Harness at snort notice. IOWEST OK THICKS FOK CASH. All work guaranteed to bo satisfactory beforo leaving tho shop. Mm Criterion Saloon Fort near Hotel Streets. O. J. MgOabtiiy, Manager. Popular Bra of Strait Ms ALWAYS ON HAND. Try tho Great Appotizer: The Brownie CocTctailf A Specialty with this Resort. DEPOT Or THE Famous Wielund Lngor Boor! MILL ENGINE FOR SALE. Horizontal Slide Valve En gine made by Honolulu Iron1 Works Co. m 1885. Bore of Cylinder 13": Lenth of Stroke 40": Crnk Slmft ou loft of Cylinder: Hand Eeveraing Goar. Diameter of Fly-vheel 14ft.: Size of Engine Bed 3 foot wide x 20ft. long. For further particulars apply to Theo. H. Bavies Co., Ltd. 49 tf. J. J. SUMJVAN, President Buckisy, Seo'v. THE Hawaiian Inyegfopli COMPANY Real Estate Agents Loans Negotiated Records Searched ki x Bills Collected Notary Public and Accountant Work promptly attended to. Office 18 and 15 Koahumann etroet. Tolophono G39. jul4 tf sk Decorative Art Work. Tho exhibition by tho Mem bers of tho Kilohana Art League has given decorative art an impetus such as has not been felt for years. Tho China painting fud has retched us and some handsome specimens woro shown in tho rt rooms. Tho material for doing tho work came from us and wo now havo in stock an olegant assortment of Lncroix Tube Colors and Brushes, Burnishers Stipplers used in this class of work. Our clock is complcto 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 over heard of. The Pacific Hardware Co! Cummin's Block. VIGGO JACOBSEN Engrosser and Illuminator Facifio Hardwaro Co Telophono 16. G-ONSALVES CO, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS. 225 Queen stroot, Honolulu, H. I. 47-tf J. PHILLIPS, PLUMBER AND TIN ROOFER. Hotel st'root, Honolulu, H. I. 47-tf. ED. C. ROWE, Houso, Sign and Ornamental PAINTER Paper Hanger and Decorator. MANUrAOTUltElt OP Howe's Jjiqutd Slating. 020 Kinu Streot 3-3rn ST. P. BUBGESS IS NOW rREFAIIED TO Repair Garden Hose, Sprinklers, Wa ter Taps, Etc., Etc. Saw Filing and all kinds ot Tools Sharp ened, including Carving Knives and Scis sors. Lawn Mowers a specialty. Also, Sotting Glass in fact all kinds of Job bing. Work called for and roturnod. Ring up Tolophono 852. 1-tf WRIGHT BROS. FORT STREJST, noxt to Lucas' Mill Ships' Blacksmithing, Carriage Building and Repairing Drays, Carts and 1 Wagon Building WINDLASSES For PULLING UP Trees A SPECIALTY A Man is generally as vain as a woman, but it u almost an impossibility to get him to admit it. Somo ate particular ubout tho shapo of thoirhats, others are daft ou shoes; bnt tho last mother's sou of thom will insist GOOD Fit when it comes to clothes .Thoy go on the old adage that "fine feathers make fine birds;" and as far as tho artistic evn ia m. corned they are about light. and that is the reason that most nion drivo their tailor ak most mad by Insisting on a perfect FIT Thero are several kinds of fits, however some are hereditary, some aro brought on by heat, ovisr-exertiou, oto., but the fit that is brought about by us Is not aileotcd by tho heot or cold, but is nevertheless horedi. tory with us. JOHNSTON STOREY. 44-td 413 Fort St. 'V

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t EVENING BULLETIN, JULY 24, 1895. i .1 i K V TT IS TO BE "short horso soon curried" with this Bosaion of tho Logislaturo, and it is probable that Bomo important measures will bo overlooked. Tho mnttor i of induoing immigration from tho Unitod Stutes is ono that should havo tho attention of the mombors without much doluy. Tho moro people thnt aro hero pormanontly the bottor will bo tho bnsinoss of overy storo koopor on tho islands. A good farmor is worth Bomo thing to tho storo kooperwho soils honest goods at low prices, that's 'ub Wo aro offering ribbons nil widths at pricos that actually mako us ashamed to toll you what they aro. Tho coats of onr rivals turn green with envy whon they hoar of thom. Wo havo them in overy conooivablo uhndo. Our Btock of undorwear has nevor been cquallod, much loss oxcollod in oithor quality or prico. It is absolutely tho best at what you pay for a second or third class article It was only bychanco that wo Bocurod the stock of a well known doalor in San Franoiaoo, (overstocked' was his exouso for disposing; of it), and as wo got them fat below the market value wo are enabled to givo you tho benefit of our good luck. Thoy're i going rapidly, thoso snitB, and you must speak quick if you want thom. If you are thinking about get ting a riding or bioyclo suit you had better look into our ladies, cloth and sorgos. Tho quality is right and so is tho prico. All shades and desirable widths. TI TEW OF FASHION, uiv jcuri oucvti To the Public and Tourists. Any party wishing to tako a rido around, the Island, or to tho Pali, can bo accomomduted at a small cost by F. Smith, tho Bus man. At Smith's Stublba can be found at a moment's notico Bobs 68, Wagonottop, Buggies, Saddle Horses, cto for hiro. Spooial attention paid to Tour ists wishing to tako in tho sights at a small fare. This is the cheap est placo in town. Horsos broke, doublo or singlo; also horsos bought, sold or ox changed. For further particulars apply to F. SMITH, Bus and Livery Stables. King St, botweon Fort and Bothel. Telephone 408. Juno 18, 6-mo. The SINGER Received 54 First Awards for Sewing Ma chines and EMnnoiDEHY WoitK at tho World's Fair, Chicago, 111., being the largest number of award, obtained by any Exhibitor, and moro than double tho number given to all other Sewing Ma chines B. BEnaEnsoN, Agent. my31 tf Bothel st., Honolulu. I OJHrHff3i liiisyiSUSi tMrntfimi BY AUTHORITY. rm C AN AOT TO AMEND SECTION 31 OF CHAPTER LVII OF THE SESSION LAWS OF 1892, APPROVED ON THE 25th DAY OF NOVEMBER 1892, RELATING TO THE TERMS OF THE OIROUIT COURTS. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the Republic of llaxvaii: Section 1. That Section 31 of Chapter LVII of tho Ses sion Laws of tho yoar-1892, approved on tho 25th day of Nov ember 1892, relating to tho, terms of tho Circuit Courts, bo amondod so ns to read as follpws: Section 31. Tho terms of the respective Cirouit Courts shall bo held as follows: In tho First Circuit, at Honolulu, on the first Mondays of Fobruaryj May, August and November; In the Second Circuit, at Wailuku, on tho Island of Maui, on tho first Wednosday of June, and at Lahaina on tho first Wednesday of December; In tho Third Cirouit, at Kailua, in tho Distriot of North Kona, on tho first Wednesday of April, and in tho District of North Kohala on tho first Wednesday of October; In tho Fourth Circuit, at tho town of Hilo, in the D strict of Hilo, on the first Wednesday of January, and at Honokaa, in tho Distriot of Hamakua, on the first Wodnesday of July; In the Fifth Circuit, at Lihue, on tho Island of Kauai, on tho first Wednesdays of Murch and September. Section 2. This Act shall take effect from and after tho date of its approval, and all laws and parts of laws inconsistent with this Act are hereby repoalod. Approved this 19th day of July, A. D. 1895. SANFORD B. DOLE, President of tho Republic of Hawaii. HEPUHIilOAH VASITT. Our Kilters, Do Slllr Thine and Belle Their Former Vlew. Editok Bulletin: For many years it has been my impression, that during the reign of ono of tho Kamehamohas. IIL, IV., or V., His Excellency It. C.Wyllie, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Capt. John Paty was duly commission ed and sent down to tho west ward, to tako possession of, an nex and raise the Hawaiian flag on Laysan, Lisianski and Fronoh Frigate Shoals, that all the islets in tho gonoral N. 'W. direction from these inhabited Islands might belong to this Nation. Is there not such u proclamation in tho filo'a of the Polynesian At that timoMr. Wyllio's far look to the future excited ridiculo, though ho novor had Gibson's plan of a Hawaiian Empiro of tho Pacific. On tho other hand porhaps ho would havo favored tho first Paoifio Ocoanio Cable, even if it wore laid with British capital. Hunting up and annexing bar ren rocky islands is as essentially Hawaiian republicanism as is tho prevailing military show, expense and poppycook. A king was grudgingly allowed a corporal's guard to maintain royal state, guard public buildings and pro toot tho Government, and the polico were but a scanty few, yet thero may havo been at limes from 2000 to 3000 sailors in port together. It is all right to mako law nnd order safo and sure, but that is laid upon kings and presi dents alike. Some men who wore doffti in a minority hole a fow years slnoo aro roosting on a high peroh now, and have now viowB. Hawaii. The Mlile lu Jnpan. Tho Jupaneso Biblo seomB des tined to piny an important part in tho futuco development of Jue national literature. Kirisulokyo Shimbun reoontly discussod the nocessity of revising the Japanese translation of the sacred book. As it BtandB, tho work reflects no little credit upon its translators, but it is a recognized faot that the book is not free from errors of pondering and ineloganoies of stylo. Seeing that tho study of tho Bible is rapidly increasing in this 'country, tho Church author ities would do woll to adopt tho timely suggestion of tho Kiriau iolyo Shimuun. Japan Mail. i The Lohua's guns havo boon returned to tho Exocutivo building. 'J.' poegsooosoesfl in 2 32 T'O rt V re t3 e tf-qiSH 2 8 39 S Ifl D v o r lzz MM M U JAN SING KEE, PLUMBER AND TIN SMITH. 403 Hotel stroot, Honolulu. 4Mf C. B. DWIGHT, Does all kinds ot Work in Cement Stono Sidewalks Curbing Ho lias on hand a largo nnpply ot Ohineao Granito Curb and alwava koops Hawaiian Curbing Stone, Estimatefl given nnd lowes.4 pricos assured. Telo ohone 833. IW0L1TM MAT CO, S3. 3Clng Street G. J. Walleii, Manaoeiu WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS AND N aw Contractors. B s b &j JR faV 'o ff, y f m ji j ft CIS el a R w v Sit m 3 a a VI tfi MM sj143 fJ w M -"si 1 li ill W -sl? M. EDMUND P. DOLE, ATTORNEY AT LAW. 318 Fort St. Telephono 91. 27-3ins D. J. OASHMAN. SAIL AND TENT MAKER. Awnings a cfyooialty. Over Cali fornia Fo6(l Company's store. 30-tf. F.J. TESTA. SEAnOflEROPIlECORDS, COLLECT or. Translator in English and Hawaiian, Heal Estate Agent, Copyist, Typewriter, Stamp Scaler, l'urchnalng, Commission and Advortiging Agent, etc., eto. tW Office: No. 327, Kinu Street, tho formor private offlce 6f E. B. Thomas. The Offlce ot the Nativo Paper KAMAKAAI NANA is in tho Offlco in tho rear under the same roof. LOST. Botweon "Waialrm and Loilehua, or betwoon tho latter place and Honolulu, on Monday, July 1st, a large pockot book containing papors of value only to tho owner. The findor will bo suitably re warded on returning it to WILDER S. S. Co., 47-tf Port and Morohant Sts. ILANIWAI BATHS. The popular Soasido Resort for Indies and children. Good nn- commodation. Luncheon sorved. W. S. BARTLETT. 44-td. TO LET. The Eaglo Houbo on Nuuanu ave., partly furnished, also the Kapena Cottugo adjoining tho Eagle Houbo with grounds sur rounding. Apply to T. E. KROUSE, Arlington Hotel, King St. 43-tf. California Fruit Market. Cornor King and Alnkea Streets. CAMABDIO'S BEFRIGERATOBS BY EVERY STEAMER V From San Francisco with Fresh Fruits, Oysiors, Salmon, Poultry, Etc., Eta, Etc. Jose Do Espirito Santo, GUITAR 3& MAKER Taro-Patch and Ukulele Guitars Made of Hawaiian Woods. REABO.VAIILE THICES. 130 Fort Streot Opposito Club Stables.' fil-tf. WING W0 TAI CO No 25 Nminnn Street llonoluln, li. I. CotnmlsBion Mocliant, Importer and Dealers in General Merchandise, fino Mani la Cicaro, Chinese ana Japanese Crockery woro, Mattings. Vases of all Rinds, Caw. puorwood Trunks, Itattan Chairs. A fine assortment of Dress Silks, choicest Brands of Chincso and Japanese Teas ot Latost Im portation. fCtf Inspection of New Goods respect fa fly solicited Bell Tel. 2B0. P. O. Box 168 The Hawaiian Electric Company, Has a largo assortment of v Chandeliers an(d Elec trical Goods Constantly on hand. Estirnatos giyon for hous? wir ing and Elootncal plants. Murino Wiring a fpoolalty, THEO. HOEPMANN. 'j 1 32-td ilnuneer, A New Abstract Offlco Asa rosultof 15 years exporienoe in tho Abstract Business, I ara proparod to innko Abstracts of fitlo in a most thorough, accur ate, nnd coraplolo manner aud ob short notico. P..W Makinnev. In W. O. Smith's Office, 318 Fort Street. myl3. THE "ARLINGTON" A FAMILY HOTEL. T, IZioubo. X'rop. Per Day 8 2.0rt Per Week 12.00 QpoclnJ. iMXontlllir Ho.tol Tho Best of Attendnnco, tho Best Situ tion and tho Finest Menla in this City dlaupfEckeimJo. BfiprS. Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands DRAW EXCHANGE ON THE Principal Parts ot" tho World, aud Transact a General Banking, Business. A F. Medeiros. S. Deckejl. Medeiros Co, TAILORS', Hotel Street, Arlington Block. Thfl CTV ftf fiftrtl tftnoa haa MtAkArf .11 Jnd roaliung thnt man must be clothed. e 1 llftVA InIrlAyl in IedncB M pricey Fon The Ifotf 30 Db$ nd wo offer BiUts and tronters at prices that will bo wltliln tho reach of cvejbody. Wo carry a telect stock of goods, and guarantee a perfect at and first class work. Thoso who really desire to be drcssid neatly and natty, and cannot afford to spend much money on their clothes will do well lu calling at onr store before going elsewhere. S. DECKER, Manager. Beaver Saloon, -I! H. J. NOLTE, Proprietor. The Best Lunch in Town Tea and Coffee at all nouns. THE FINEST BRANDS OF Cigars and Tobacco ALWAYS ON HAND. Building Lots! At WAIKIK1 on car line nnd on PA LAMA KOAD near Fertilizinc Plnnt These lots are Very Cheap and Sold on Easy Terms. Dffiirnliln Arm Trnnia non- i, 3 other Properties for Bale. BKUCE, WARING CO., Doalers in Lots and Lands, 1-tt C03 Fort Street, near King. Telephone C07. p. o. Box 82L HONOLULU Carriage Manufactory 128 k 180 FORT STREET. Carriage Builder AND HEFAIREn. BlaokiinAll Its Branches. Orders from tho olhor Islands in Build, ing, TrlmmiuK, Painting, etc., etc, Promptly attended to. W. W. WKMHT, l'ropriotor. (Sueccssor to G. West.) i

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m EVENING BULLETIN, JULY 24, 1895. r i fir; UH-LUJ-AlVUBtm AX ,-f m: I it '1 S Evegii) Bulletin With wlilcli U Incorporated tlio 'independent." DANIEL LOGAN, Editor. WEDNESDAY, .JULY 24, 1895. TOO MUCH HONOLULU. In tho course of a business lotter a subscriber on tbo island of Ha waii expresses himself in this Breezy style "I can't under stand why tbero is no ono pnpor in Honolulu that will take up tho cudgels or gloves for tbo nation. You nro all doyotod, hoart, soul, mind and strength; pen, ink, typo and pross, to Ho nolulu. Ono would think that tbero was no country backing and suppor ing that insignificant place. The Labor Commission is a signi ficant instunco of your self-constituted omnisoience, omnipotence and omnipresence A profes sional consul, a Now York politi cian and a potty luwyor who never perhaps employed a laborer, and who themselves never held a hoo or walked botwoen plow stilts, with two boss mecha nics who doal with only skilled laborers. That coffee re port! Are they bo simplo, are they so ignorant of tho intelligent Amerioan pooplo that they bo liove for a momontthat tboso who nave means to support themselves till a orop of coffee can be realiz ed, would ever think of passing by the lands of tho Western Statos nod tho freedom there, for our experiments and government of Honolulu MOST FARCICAL OF ALL. Of all tho reports issued by the Labor Commission, that on "the additional agricultural laborers required" is ,the worst waste of paper und ink. There is abso lutely uot the slightest partiolo of positive information in the whole fifteen printed pages; that is, information regarding tho labor situation as a wbolo. Fifty-six plantations and mills wore asked certain questions. Twenty-two of thorn returned answers, express ing a variety of preferences as to nationality of luborers, and a very few stating the proportion of ex piring contracts they expected to bo renewed. Purtly by acknowl edged guess work the nnmbor of contracts to expire by March 31, 1890, is given as 5128, and in the same uncortain way tho number of new laborers wanted "within the 8ii mo poriod" is placed at 3874. There is not evau specula tion ventured as to the number of laborers who, when thoir contracts' expire, may migrato to other plantations than those on which they bad been ongngod. Had tho Commission known how to go to work, it might have ob tained approximuto statistics of tho not uu Lber dropping out of plantation labor annually. This would have given soino idea as to how far the stated 'domaud, 3874, might bo expeoted to be made up from thoao of tbo 5128, whoso contruots are to oxpire, who might either rocontract or stay as day laborers whero they had boon employed, or olso take employ ment by contract or day's wagos on other plantations. The report of tho lubor committoo of tho Planters' Lubor and Supply Com pany, at its lust sossion, gavo a thorough nnalysis of tho labor question from tho planting, point of view, and tho Labor Commis sion's, pottering with the quostion, utterly nugatory b it has proved in rosulti, was, in view of tho ex iBtonco of that oflioial dooumont of tbo planters, ut best a work of presumptuous supererogation. OBSERVATIONS.. Thoro was to have boon a re markable religious journal startod in Japan this month. It wna to bo devoted to tho investigation and exposition of all tho systems of religious faith in Japan as well as in foreign countries. 'Tho pro jectors of tho journal, says tho Japan Mail, hopo that in this way it may bo possible to oxcorpt whatever is oxcellont and true from tho different creeds of tho world. A report recently carried to tho Pacific coast by tho captain of a steamor, that tho Russians wore massing troops at Vladivostok with tho apparent object Jof war with Japan, proves to have just as little truth in it as tho yarnB about Hawaiian royalist filibust ering, expeditions being organizod nn tlin Puaifia Coast. It was not I tho skippor's invention, however, but a scaro( circulated in tho Japanese press boforo bis vessel sailed. An artiole in tbo Japan Mail disoussoB tbo prospects of tho sugar industry in Formosa. It regards the proposal to establish a refinery in the islands as im practicable, becauso at present tho whole sugar produco is mono polized by the two Hongkong firms Jardine, Matheson Co. and Buttorfiold Swire. Another difficulty is that mattors rotating to tho ownership of land are in a very unsettled stato in the island. It isaid that sugar cane is plant ed on land of doubtful ownorship, and in this connection the follow ing curious statemont is mado: "Even in Korea land goos with the house standing on it when tho latter is sold, ancHt is not un likely, therefore, that land in Formosa is accossory to the crop growing upon it." In a district of Tokyo, Japan, there are only fivo elocturs of tho first clas3 for membors of tho City Assembly. Two, of these were candidates in a recent elec tion for the singlo soat, and oaoh was confident of receiving ono vote in addition to his own. The fifth and doubtful man, who was no less than the Marquis Asano, hap pened to bo absent on election day. Each of the candidates, therefore, directed his ontire ef forts to keeping tho other's sup porter from voting. Both proved successful in these tactics, so that the eleotion was declared null and void, and postponed till another date. Administrator's Sale of Furniture. ily order ol A. V. OEAIt, Esq., Administra tor Estate of A. P. I'etcrBon, deceased, I will sell at l'ubllc Auction, at my salesroom, Queen street, on Thursday, July 25, 1895, At 1(1 o'clock A.M., Lit of" Articles: Hie -Lace AND Silk Curtains, Carved Oak Marble Top Sideboard, Oak Dinner Chairs, CHINA &-PLATED WARE, OAK BED ROOM SET, Yelvet and Tapestry Rugs, Spring Mattrasses, B.W. Marble Ton Bedroom Set, Upholstered Bed Lounge, Feather Pillows Heavy Oak Extension Table, Veranda Chairs, SETS OF "Waverley Novels" "Olian. JDiolreim" And other standard works. JAS. F. MORG-AN, 65-Ct Auctioneer. fimelyJopie5 Most people make their wills before they die, and some of them are great curiosities in their way. Among the many curious legacies made lately is that of a Christiana man who directs that his whole fortune shall be expended in bicycles. A Norwegian newspaper which does not give itself up to the comic element relates that a Dutch lawyer, named Nikolson, bequeathed the whole of his property to trustees, to be em ployed in the purchase of bicy cles for the use of children at tending school, while part of the money is to go towards paying the teacher to train the boys in bicycle riding.. The validity of the will has been disputed by the sons of the testator, who refuse to ac knowledge it, so that it is still a question of doubt whether the children will reap the benefit of the strange bequest. That the testator was sincere enough, and that he recognized in the wheel untold blessfngs which might have escaped the ob servation of minds of less acumen, the concluding portion of the will should go to prove. It says 1 have always found a bi cycle capital protection against the importunity of those people who persist in stopping you in your walk to spin along yarn in the hot sun or in the biting east wind. My machine, unlike a horse, nevershied once; and in my drives I have had no need to intrust life and limb to the tender mercies of- a coachman." Now that lawyer had good hard, solid sense and plenty of it, in fact, a good deal more of it than most lawyers are credit ed with, and yet not more than many boys and girls in Hono lulu have, for are there not many of the latter who are spending, their whole fortunes in purchasing a bicycle and thev are wise in spending their money on something that will give them their money's worth every time. The bicycle of the Khedive of Egypt is a gorgeous ma chine, almost entirely covered with silver plating but if anyone wants a duplicate of it we can furnish it, or if something "English you know" is wanted we can supply similiar ma chines to those used by the Princeof Wales' boys and girls, all of whom are expert riders. But for common every day People Ijke those who reside in aradise, we mean the Hawaii an Paradise, the Monarch is the machine to buy. It gives you better value for the money than any other make, and we can furnish it in any style and price. We have received by the Australia the largest con signment of wheels ever brought to the islands, and also a complete line of extra fittings. If any portion of a Monarch wheel gets broken or out of order we can replace it at a moment's notice at factory prices. Mr. T. V. King, who arrived by the same steamer, will have charge of the mechanical depart ment of our bicvele business. His large experience in that line enables us to guarantee satisfac tion in all work entrusted to him. Tbe Hmto Miart to. LUL 0psttl eotr kx my(mmw, TOJl SALE OR LEASE AYal AND B1SA FJSIHSRY Yielding n safo Incorao, V Address "B.C." 4-3 ui Bulletin Ofllco. NOTICE. All subscriptions for tbo Inde pendent will bo carried out faith fully by tho nmulgnmnted papor. Thoso who httvo paid for both pnpors itf ndvauco will bo credit ed in full according to tho amount. I3.L. Finney, business Mtinngor, Central jYEeafc JWaret Lovo's Building. Nananu St. A FIKST OLAS3 Markot In every ataneot. Orders delivered promptly to nil parts of ho city. WESTBHOOK& GARES Proprietors. KM" Telephone 164. May 29-tf. H. yiy co., Wholesale and Retail GROCERS 98 Fort Street, Honolulu Telephones 22' P.O. Box 470 iul tf C. R. COLLINS, MANUFAC0KER OF HARNESS AND SADDLERY, HAS REMOVED TO 337 King St. Tolephono 602. 27-tf. THE LARGEST WAGON IN TOWN! I am now prepared to Move ForaitOK in better shnpo than any oth6r eima concern in the cjty, ns I have a WA&ft' lnrRO enough to move a whole hooaofo: of Furnituro at ono load. I have tho latest PIANO MOVING APPARATUS and guarantee to movo Pianos without scratching, to any part of tho city for 82.60. I am a rustler and don't caro who knows it; am always to bo found at my Stand, Cor. Nuuanu& King Streets, Telophono 245. tSTl movo my Furniture SO FAST that it makes my competitors SWEAT to oven look at me. Yours for Business only, WILLIAM LASSEN. FasMoBStafeCiU'u. Honolulu, H. I. Sullivan Buoklet, Man'g'rs. FINEST EQUIPPED CARRIAGES in the City, with Competent and Care ful Drivers. EJTTourista and others desirous of view ing the most desirable p lints of inter est in and about tho City will do woll to sccuro ono of our Carriages. GENTLE SADDLE HORSES, For Ladios or Gontlomen, always on hand. Stand at the Pantheon Stables, Corner of Fort and Hotol Streets. Tolephonk: Haw'n Hotol Stables, 82. t-tt Fashion Stables, il8.' nable Fisl Pon THIS SPACE RESERVED FOH E. B. THOMAS, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER' jpBrKstiinntoa given on all kinds of fjtoiio, Brick and Wood work. King stroot. 47-tf 3 CD f CD

BORROWERS. UIIEN you place a mortgage on your v homestead you want to see somo way of paying off that mortgage and clearing your property. Monthly paymontstfn the P. B. fc L. ABsn. not on'y pay your interest but also pay off your mortgage. Office nours: (s:30 to 0:30 a. m. I to a r. M. Chamber of Conunoroellooins, A. V. GEAR, 63-tl Secretary. .r; ,1 ft M. S. LEVYv .FortiStreet' VU4 4. i t- i i S'

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V I f tr" X'ltS r jy 'T J1 -vV EVENING BULLETIN, JULY 24, 1895. LOCAL AND GENERAL. Ladies' day at Pacific Tonnis grounds. Itev. D. P. Birnio left for Maui by the Likoliko. Dr. Mo Wayne roturnod to Ha waii by tho Hall. Tho Board cf Health is in ses sion this uftemoon.. Dr. Arm'itnge wont homo to Wailuku on tho Likoliko. A. S. Hartwoll loft last evening 'for a trip to Koloa, Kuuai. Tho Misses Anita NoUiuann and Lani Atkinson havo returned to tho city. Colloctor Notloy of Hilo hns been suspended, ponding export ing of his books. Managor C. J. Falk of tho Ha waiian ltnilwny Company iB in the oity from Mahukona. E. M. Walsh and wifo woro pas sengors on tho Keauhoa for Ma Jcawoli yostorday of tornoon. Snquah has roturnod to tho oity from Hilo, where ho was very successful with his remedies. A nativo boy, died on Emma streot two days sinco from lockjaw, caused by an injury to his thumb. Tho Missos Wodahouso return ed from Maui by.tho Kinau, ac companied by Mrs. Von Tompsky. Marshal Hitchcock has givon up tho idoa of living in Honolulu and intonds to reside permanently in Hilo. Tho daso" of tho Wilder Steam ship Company against Kawair for refusing duty lias boon dis missed. Mrs'. Alexander Mackintosh loft .yesterday afternoon on a visit to hor dujightbr, Mrs. Glade, at Io kaha, Kuuai. C. F. Herrick of the office of tho Superintendent of Water Works is having a neat dwolling erected ut Makiki. Two Chineso boys woro arrest ed yesterday aftornoon, for using passports belonging to others. They will bo deported. Of tho 223 Chinose who arrived by tho City of Peking, 157 were inon who nro landed on six months' residence permits. Chief Clerk Hussinger of tho Interior office will soil govern ment lands in Puna and Hilo dis tricts, Hawaii, on Thursday next. According to Sonator Wright's statement yesterday morning, it takes tho present inspectors just fifteon minutes to inspect forty-fivo bond of stook. A Portuguese boy working in tho Exeoutivo building grounds was injurod yostorday on the hands by being struck with a pick accidentally. Intorost in the coming regatta is increasing. From present in dications thore will be both senior and junior races, in which all "threo clubs will participate. Vico-Consul Boyd has returned from Maui, whither ho was oalled on aocount of the acoidont to Mrs. Boyd, who wus thrown from a horeo and severely bruised. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd will go to Hawaii next week. G. P. Morroira sued F. G. Somtisoa for $100 bb damagos for assault and battory in tho oivil department of the District Court. After hoaring tho testimony tho Court found for the plaintiff in tho sum of $20 and oosts $540. Under what is known as tho Winston bill, boraes, mulos and cattle can bo iraportod upon tho payment of fifty cents each for Inspection. DonkeyB como in under tho hoad of "all other ani mals and birds" at five cents each. Shaw, the gold wiro urtist, will remain one wook longer in Hono lulu at and will lmvo his headquar ters H. Biart's storo on Fort streot. A full stook of oats oyo wire jowolry, name and motto pinB in solid aud platod wiro will bo kopt by Mr, Blurt. Tho Quoon's Hospital trustcos meot tomorrow morning. Thero wus a runaway on Hotol streot this morning about 8 o'clock. Ono drunk paid tho usual as sessment in tho District Court this morning. Tho Senate Judiciary Commit too is holding a mooting this aftornoon. Quito a numbor of ladios and gentlemen aro bookod to loavo on tho Irmgard for Seattle. Commander Berry and Pay master Eyerott of tho Lohua havo resumed oitil vocations. Sonator Kauhano raado his first speech in tho Sonato today. Ho was heard to say "yos." Ministors Damon, Hatoh and Smith wore present nt this morn ing's sossion of tho Sonato. SamHol Ladd, an employe of tho PanthoonlSUblos, has boon arrested for assaulting his wifo Rose. H. W. Schmidt Sons ndver tiso for an experionood manager for a country store. Written ap plications. Tho District Court was oocupiod the wholo of tho morning in tho trial of two Chines for having-i opium in thoir possession. Kaonamau is undor arrost for assaulting' ono of his countrymon also Ah Wana for larcony of silverware from Abraham Fer nandez. If the now Lubor Commission bill passes, the old commission is abolishod and new members of the board will havo to bo appoint ed by tho Prosidont. Hon. S. G. Hilborn of Oakland, California, favored tho Bulletin with a call this morning. He ro turns to his homo by tho Mariposa after a pleasant visit. Ohas. Hammor is lying dan gerously ill at his residence and is not oxpoctod to recover. Ho is suffering from inflammation of tho bowels in addition to heart troubles. The membors of tho Baseball League took up the protest of Cap tain Thompson of tho Unknown ugainst the deoision of the umpiro in last Saturday's game. Tho Leaguo sustained the umpire. Oity Oarriugo Co., J. S. And rade, manager. If you want a haok with good horso and oaro ful driver, ring up Telophono 113, corner of Fort and Merchsnt streets. Hack at all hours In spite of tho fact that Captain Clunoy, the gonial representative of the Fifth preoinct, has got his picturo in tho paper, ho is not so proud but that lie will indulge in a game of "crib" occasionally with his old watorfront friends in tho pilots' office Miss Lilian Brown, who has boon toaohing in tho government sohools. wus nuirriod yesterday to Alfred Tumor of Seattle, Wash., by Rov. O. H. Guliok. The young couple loft on tho Mika hala for Kauai, whoro they will make their future homo. Commander Pigmnti of the Bon nington mado an official call on President Dolo this morning at 11:30. Ho was accompanioa and presented by Minister Willis. A company uf the regulars was drawn up at the gatoBand saluted tho distinguished visitors. Tho official publication of tho Act to Prevent tho Wanton Des truction of Gamo, tho Act to Au thorizo tho Granting of a Fran chise for Manufacturing and Sup plying Electrio Light and Power in the Town of Hilo and tho Act relating to Terms of tho Cirduit Court aro mado in this issue. Ohiof Clork Hassingor of tho Interior Department Bold at auction today a four months' Ioase of tho collar and vacant lot belonging to tho Honolulu Halo on Morohnnt atroot to H. M. Von Holt fur tho upaot prloo of $07. Tho promises woro nooded for tho storing and cutting of bilok for Mr, Von Holt's now building Auction Sole. Auctionoer Morgtn will sell to morrow morning ut 10 o'clock tho furniture, household goods, china and plated waro, books, otc, be longing to tho late A. P. Peterson, all of whioh aro nov on view at the salesroom. "290'' is tho number most fre quently called over tho tebnhono wires. It rings up tho United Oahriaqe Company's stand, whpro Suporior Hacks with snfo and courteous drivora, aro always to bo found. A complete livery outfit, including buggies and wag gonottos, furnished at tho short est notice. m m m That Tired Vcellnz Is a dangerous condition directly duo to depleted or impure blood. It should not bo allowed to continue, as in its debility tho systom is especially liable to serious attacks of illnosH. Hood's Sarsaparilla is tbo remedy for Buch a condition, and also for that weakness whioh prevails at the chaugo of souson, climnto or life. Hood's Fills are purely vcgetablo, carts-, fully prepared from tho boat ingredients 25o. 63-tf ty-fiSr Yale's ..Skin Pood removes wrinkles and nil trnces of ago. I loeds through tho pores uud builds up tho fatty membranes and wasted tissues, nourishes the shrivelled aud shrunken skin, tones and invigorates the nerves and muscles, enricheu tho impoverished blood vossels. and supplies youth and ulusticity to tho action of the skin. It's perfect. Yale's Skin Food.prico 51. 50 and $3, at all drug stores. MME. M. YALE, Health and Beauty Specialist, I-iG State St., Chicago. Beauty Qoido. mailed free. HOBRON Dnoa CO., Wholesale. AgenU, Wanted. An experienced Manager for a Country storo. Written application will be received H. W. SCHMIDT SONS. 5 7-lt For Sale. A fine brake almost new. Only In use two months. Original cobt $183.00. Will Bell for less than halt cost. A. V. GEAR. 5o-tr. Meeting Notice. The adjourned quarterly meeting of the Union Feed Co., ltd., will be held at the company's olllce on Friday, July 'JO, 18U5, ut 11 a. in. F. R. VIDA. 55-Gt Secretary, Biennial Meeting. THE Bienniul Meotiug of tho members of the Queens Hospital Corporation will bo hold at tho Chamber otConiuierco Friday July 20th at 10 o'clock o. in. Biennial re ports and nunuul electlou of ollicors to bo immediately followed by a mooting of the Board of Trustees, JOHN H. PATY, Secretary ad interim. Honolulu. July 10, 1B1W. S5-td. Copartnership Notice. The undersigned haying purchased tho business known us the California Wine Co. beg to announce to their frionds and tho public that they havo formod a copartner ship to carry on tho business at tho old stand and havo assumed ull accounts owing to aud by said llrm. (sg.) O. D. FREETH HENRY CONG DON. 55-fw InFfAymViii V w fr 11 os.tf. Xast Week? OF CLEARANCE SALE, AT' N. S. SACHS, C20 Fort Street, Honolulu, H. I. Last Week of Bargains Big Reductions IN EVEtlY WASIISMATERIALS, WOOL DRES3 GOODS, KID GLOVES, CORSETS AND UNDERWEAR, TABLE LINEN, TOWELS AND NAPKINS, SHEETING AND BED SPREADS- ALL .A.T 3REITlTOE3r DPItlOES. I KEEP COOL HIRE'S R00TBEER. This groat homo-mado drink is as healthful as it is pleas ant. It is good all tho timo; good for tho children; good for tho grown-up folks; good for everybody harmful to none. It keops tho blood pure and cool, strongthonB tho system and counteracts tho effects of tho heat. It is absolutely freo from a single intoxicating property nud is everywhere recognized as A Temperance Drink For Temperance People. A package of Hiro's Itootboor extract will mako iivo gal lons. Tho directions are so simple that anj'ono can mako tho most delicious, sparkling, offorvoscont beverage without trouble or expense. Ask your storekeeper for it, mado only by Tho Charles E. Hires Co., Philadelphia, U. S. A. Wo havo UBed your Rootbeer for the last threo years and think there is nothing oquul it. Mns.N. Bickkl, SOS Northampton street, Boston, Muss." I havo been using your Rootbeer for throe years, and have recommended it to many of my frionds. 1 hvo also been much plorued with it. It is ro- II. fcU uiuujr u. &uy IIJUUU9. A uau ui:)i UTUU wu. fiv(rvit b. freshing, nourishing, in fact words aro iuadenuato to express its wort! B. Bkaun, State streot, bet woo a Coustnuco, New Orleans, L. A., U. i JOBBERS: Hobhon Dnua Company, Wholesale Druggist. Benson, Smith Company, s Hollibtek Dnoa Company, Lewib Company, Grocers. 41-ftf New Process Stove BUT f No lottery, raffle or gme of chance, but a straight business proposition Every lron who jmrehaui ono of our New Process Stoves between Thuiimdav .Moiisino, JunbS7, and Ono o'clock Wcungsday, AUGUST 7, will bu entitled to onu guess us to how many of tlieso stove will bo sold up to tliattlniu.lt being then Just llvu iiioiillm ilnco thu llrst stovu was purcliaied. Tho person guclngcorrectly,or coining nearest to tho cornel number, will receive at once a present In eniliol the full amount paid fur Ills stove; In emu of two or more persons guesting tho winning number, each shall make a further gucits mi tho tales of the following week, one lienon lima llnallv receiving the nrUo, Ai thu stoves will bu sold at regular price, no onu rUU unj thing, only if j on guos nearest to the right number your stove coats you niithlug. The prlru being liuply an sU.for Now Pro cess Stoves, Heal your guest In an envelope and iiluco your name and uddrett nu tho Inside, and tome private mark on the outside, Tito envelopes will bu carefully kept and no onu liutthegucaier will know whit It Imldu each until the datu ol'iiiienlin,'. A cornet list of stoves toldlll lie htuig up before the opening of envelopes, wlilcli will bo ilono ut our store In the Waring HlocW, Fort and lleretsnla, at 1 p.m. on August 7, In lliu pie.cnce of stove purchasers and the public, O. V. STUKDEVANT, Wr ring D'co'rJ Tol. 031, P, 0. 1) x, m, Oor Tort mid Ver, rifl, i&asf Week! THE DEPARTMENT. And so can you in sido, outsido and all tho way through by drinking i wortu. ants. ,S.A." E E I i 4

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Kf I EVENING BULLETIN, JULY 24, 1895, Ky li i, r V', I1 Kfr i THEO. H DAVIES 5fc CO H.I3nXTEIXD- Importers of TFaVe Brothers' Cement, Corrugated Iron Roofing, Galvanized Water Pipe, Paints and Oils. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, Roche Harbor Lime, C. fc C. Fine Flour, Hay, Grain, and Groceries, Hardware and Cutlery, Etc., Etc., .Etc., Etc., Eto. 4 CE. WILLIAMS SOI, Oldest Furniture and Under taking Establishment m Honolulu. Tel. 179.

V Proclamation! Gentlemen You Can Obtain at Li. B. KERR S (Queen street) A singlo yard or article at absolutely whole Bale prices. Genuine Scotch Tiveeds, Elegant Fancy Suitings, iBlacl: and Blue Worsteds, Serges and Cassimercs, Linen Ducks and Striped Drills, .'Collars, Neckties, Half Hose, ifjjndcrshjrlii, Handkerchiefs, Straw Hats. ;Li ij) lr. l)uecii sJtreet. M E D) O j.i&irir Gll'KiNQ St. 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 PRODUCE COMPANY. G. Oavanaoji, Manager. Opposite p. 11. 3c L. Depot on King Street ghoohhies, Provisions, Ico Houbo Goods, Fish, Vege tables, Frozen Oysters, Eta, Eto. Received by ovory steamer from Sail Francisco and Vancouver. XST Tho Shipping Trade Supplied JE& Telephone No. 7J55. Wm. G. Irwin Co. (limited). Wm. G. Invin, President and Manager Glaus Sprockols, Vice-President W. M. Giflard, Secretary aud Troasnror Theo. 0. Porter, Auditor Sugar Factors AND Commission Agents. AOE.TTH Olf TIIK OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF BAN FRANOISPO, OAL. SONS OF ST. OEOItGE. plendia Time at Their Social ud Dance. All who were fortunate enough to be present at tho aooial given by tho Sons of St. Georgo at their hall Monday night are loud in thoir praiooB of thoso who had tho man ogomont of the affair which gavo thom such u plonBant evening. Tho musio was furnishod by tho Kawaihau olub and tho usual light refroshmonts woro eorvod. Among the latter may bo men tioned a liuge Molton Mowbruy pork pio, bo dear to the hearts of Engliuhmen and those from York shire especially The committee of arrangements woro Messrs. W. F Roynolds, G S Harris and J Tinker, while Fred. Weed did good service as floor manager. Those prosont were: llev. A Mackintosh and wifoWWYVright, wife and family; G H Harris, wife and family, Mrs. G It Schrnedor and Miss Margarot Napo of Wai luku, Maui; Miss L Rowland, Mrs Barker, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs Walk er and daughtor; Alex. Bolster, "W Bolster, Ed. Giflurd, W. Wilder, II. Wright, W. A. Yeats and many otnors. f A fine two-room cottngo with bath for rent cheap at 29 Berota nia st. 600 Dozen Socks, just received at Tracy's. $1.50 to $2.40 nor dozen. Best unlaundried shirts equal to any $2 mado up shirt in town on ly $1 at Mclnerny's. Tho famous E. W. (Earl Wilson) Collars und Oufla in lat est shapes at Tracy's. Full assortment of sizes in Jaeger's Sanitary Woolen Undor Wear for Men and Womon at very low prices at Tracy's. G. R. Harrison, practical piano and organ mokor and tuner, can furnish best factory references. Orders left at Hawaiian Nnnn fin. will recoive prompt attention. All work guaranteed to be tho same as done in factory. Notico Brown Kuboy, whole sale and retuil dealers in Watches, OlockB. Jowolry and Plated Goods, formerly of The Masouio Block, have takon the store latoly occu pied by Soharf 's News Stand in tho Arlington Block on Hotol St. -KHJjC. JT5S MRS. AUG. DAKltOW. Montbose, Pa., Sept 25, 1891. "WKLLB, RlOnAUDSON Co., Gentlemen: I was very muoh ran down, had no appetite nt all, was very'norvous, had no sleep night or day; to sum it all up, I was perfectly wretched. But thonkB to Pnino's Celery Compound I can now eat and sleep and work just ns well as I could before I was takon sick. 'When I commenced taking tho Compound I weighed 186 pounds; J tioio weigh 158 pounds and do all the work for my family of five. I have recommended tho Compound to. three families already and they aro very much pleased with it. I am now taking my fifth bottlo, and would recommend it to all who are sullcrliiy with stomach trouble or nervous trouble. Yours respectfully, MRS. AUG. DARROW. Pace's Celery Compound HOLLISTEK DRUG Whole jile (rent for tho Hawaiian Islands. Mr. BiddM TaptiW North1 Volney, MY." System Broken Down Distress Pains In the Paok New Life and Strength Qlven by Hood's Sarsaparllla. "fti Hood Co., Lowell, Mais, t Dear Bin t I do not think there U my othir medicine on tho market so good as Hood's Bit saparllla. I hate taken only three bottle and am now In better health than tor threo' years. My 8ytom Was Broken. Down o that my friend remarked npon my falling away. I eould not keep anything on my itomaeh and I Buffered terrible distress, eaneclallr In the left side. I had a sovnrn niin In my back nil tho time so that I oould not work. HoQdls'Cures, ueioroinaataicen one Dome 01 Hood'i Baria. Barilla tho palri In ihytJaelc' was gone, the fcrst me (Or twp yean. .1 an eatianythlnrandtf keep It on my stomach without dlslross after- warm, ino irouuio wimmy dmk it OTtr ana I Car) Work Allpay aa years ago. When poop'le remark upon the change ltf my looks I fit them Ifood's'Baraapa' rllla pi It.' qnwASD TJlsuk, N. Volney, K. Y. Hood's Pills act easily, yet promptly and tSalently, on the llrer and bowels, tie. Hobron Drug Co., L?d, Solo Agents for tho Republic. of Hawaii. O. E. SMITHIES Accountant, Collector Copyist, Office with 0. D. Olioeo, Sofo Doposit Building, 406 Fort Street Tele phone 184. tSyTho collection o Government Hills a specialty. 1-tf PANTHEON SALOON, FORT AND HOTEL ST8. Headauarters Enternrise Brewinor Co Largest Consignment of Beer that over arrived boro, now on Draught J. DODD. Frop'r Perfectly PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND RES' TORED MRS. DARROW TO HEATH AND HAPPINESS. This is the Medicine That Makes Peonle Well! IS FOR SALE BY THE Saturday, July 20th,. TO- Saturday, July 27th.. I will have on sale at GREAT, v REDUCTION! TOWELS, JSTJPKINS, SECJDETINGS, TAJB3LE JLJGSrJEJSTS AND BED SPREADS. t w-j;i I Lave a largo line in thoso goods anct will affcr them at n SACRIFICE during tho week above mentioned. J, J. EGAN. 1 514 FORT STItKET. The flaw'n Fertilizing Co. ARE BETTERPREPARED THANEVER TO FURNISH HIGHEST GRADE MANURES To any analyses, at lowest prico3. A. P. COOKE, Agont. 32-tf. Wretched V if w .it...

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M99mrp9imfif (riprr ajT' 7Tr w,,?rvT?f?& EVENING BULLETIN, JULY 24, 1895. WW TIIF.Y WANT ANNEXATION, Tlia Ilnwallnn Itopnlillcon Club Pae IteHolutlons Thereon. HOLLISTER DRUG CCf. SH08 l) V are necessary to keep tho feet cool and easy in summer. The lady is evidently well pleased with hers which are all that a perfect summer Shoo should bo. They can easily bo duplicated in our stock, which consists entirely of "can't bo beaten" goods. Low Shoes, low prices, but high quality describes our goods in a few words. Thoso who have worn our Shoes praise them most strongly, and the testimony of experience is conclusive. Join the cloud of witnesses to tho superiority of our shoes in value, fit, style, and wear whilo we're selling lower than any one else. Tlxe DM-auaa.ia.fa.ot'ULcexs1' Slxoe Co., TOUT STREET. H. HACKELD CO. Have just received a now Supply of tho Celebrated "Danish. Beer". Of tho following Brands "Gold Label," "Mimic" and "Export." Also, Jnst to band a large consignment of Genuine Bavarian Hops! Tho following resolution, pres ented by Josopli E. Cooko, was considered and unanimously adopted at a meeting of tho Ha waiian Republican Olub last night In viow of tho faot that tho de clared policy of tho Exocutivo of Hawaii is political union with tho United States of Amerioa, and in viow of tho fuot that tho fifty fourth Congross of tho United States is about to assomblo: I3o it resolved by tho Hawaiian Republican Club, assembled, that tho Legislature of tho Republic of Hawaii is hereby oarnostly requested to pass a joint resolation authorizing and instructing tho Exocutivo of tho Republic of Ha waii to ro-opon negotiations with tho Unitod States of America to tho end that a treaty of annex ation with thoso islands to tho United States of America may bo prosonted during tho coming ses sion of Congress, and Bo it further rosolved that a copy of this rosolution bo pro Bonted to our representative, D. L. Naono, for presentation in tho House of Representatives of tho Ropublio of Hawuii; that he bo instructed to prosont tho same; and Be it still furthor resolved that a copy of this resolution bo for warded to tho Sennto of tho Ro publio of Hawuii for thoii consideration. 693 FOIIT STREET. Wholesale and Retail DRUGGISTS AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALERS. Established 1SC9. Incorporated 18SM. IJULaPHOHB p. o. box m H. B. MolNTYRE BRO., ruroBTna and Diurw n Groceries, Provisions and Feed. NW Beoda EoelYd by Brery Picket from the Btem State and Burop. FBISH CALIFORNIA FBODUOE BY EVERY STEAMKB. All Ordtn faithfully attended to and Goods DeUrersd to My Part of the City FEJKB. Ikjlms Oiskm Souomo. SinnrAonoii Qcisurmv 1U.' OOSNBB TORI AJD KIKQ BTRMTB, J. S. WALKER, QpjiEL qzft FOFt jHe Hwiih Islands ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LIVERPOOL, ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON, ALLANOEjMARINE GEN. ASSURANCE CO. OF LONDON SUN INSURANCE COMPANY," SAN 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. Ro oms 12 8PRE0KELS BLOCK Honolulu, H. I. P. 0. Box 480. FOUND Telephone 245 Mutual THE CHEAPEST PLACE ON THE ISLANDS TO Buy ttew Second-Hand FURNITURE. .IS AT THE CORNER OF King Nuuanu Sts. IXL Honolulu' II. L -A-grerLts for J. C. Aycr Co. Perry Davis Pain Killer Horsfords Acid Phosphate. Fellows Syrup of Hypophospliites. Warapoles Tasteless Cod Liver Oil Stearns Wine of Cod Liver Oil. Stearns Cascara Aromatic. Himalya Asthma Remedy. Pink Pills for Palo People. Mother Seicols Syrup Cummins Cough Cure. Polk Miller Dog Remedies. Eastman Kodak Co. E. H. T. Anthony Co., etc., etc. Don't Make a Mistake! wooe&o The oldest, best and cheapest furnituro store in tho city was established by tho veteran furni ture dealer and undertaker, Mr. C. E. Williams, in 1859, and is now conducted by him and his oldest son Ed. A. Williams at 611 King St. Wo wish to notify our patrons and tho public Igenerally that wo have no connection whatever with any other furnituro and undertaking estab lishment in Honolulu. City Furnituro Store. H. H. Williams, manager of tho City Furnituro Store, Waring block, Fort and Berotnnia strents, gives an impressivo resume of his oxperionca as n furniture cloaler and undertakor. While explain ing in other words that ho doos not want tho earth, he shows con clusively that ho doserves and oams his shoro of whatever cus tom is going in the different brandies of his business. Road his new advertisement in this paper. Tho now 'Soiontifio Suspend ors'towoar them is to liko them. Got a pair from Molnerny. Having usod Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in my family and found it to be a first-class articlo, I tako ploasuro in rocommonding it to my frif nds. J. T. Foster, Westport. Cal. For solo by all doulors. BenBon, Smith Co., Agonts Hawaiian Island. If you want your watoh repair ed, if you want jewelry made up neatly. If you want souvonir spoons, or anything in tho jowol ry lino. H. G. Binrt, at 0. Gertz's storo, Fort street, is your man, Ho was for ten years tho prac tical watchmaker for Wonner Co Cash is everything in business now-ii-dnys. JJy purchasing with it und soiling for it I am enabled to pluco olothing, hats, shirts, undorweur, hosiery, neckwear, trunks, etc, oto.., on this market at Eastorn prices, L. D. Tira mons, Waring Elook. A. V. G-EAR. O. E. Williams Tel, 179. OWOOfrO0 t Ed. A. Williams. 611 Kino St. FRESH PROVISIONS, FAMILY BEEF BY THE POUND, FAMILY POKK BY THE POUND, NEW POTATOES AND NEW ONIONS, HORSE RADISH IN BOTTLES j BLOCK BUTTER, INDIAN CHUTNEY. Chas, Hustaee, Lincoln Blook, King stroot. Tolephono 119. THERE IS NO MISTAKE. ACCOUNTANT AND GENERAL BUSINESS AG15NT. 63-tf COO King St. THE N. II Insect Chaser. To sate plants, flowers, treos, oto., from tho destruction of insects, you will do well to communicate with tho undersigned as lie manufactures a Pnro Vegetable Conipouud (roe of any poisonous substances; therefore, it doos not kill tho insects, but keeps tho samo off the plants, and will not injure tho plants or fruits, "ltosss," "Grapes," etc, will not Buffer any longer but grow hoalthy and pretty by tho use of tho Compound and to convince me pnuiic ui u nuccu, nuuu perforin a trial ordor or application without charge. int. :o:rl:e3:hc.m:, Liliua street, near School. lU-tt When people walk-into tho CITY FURNITURE STORE at tho corner of Fort and Beretania streets and ask for Mr. H. H. Williams, thoy make no mistake Thoy know whore they can get tho best value for their monoy and a good variety to select from. C. E. WILLIAMS having sold his entikk interest in tho Furniture and Undertaking Business to Mrs. Ed. A. Williams on the 17th day of June, A. D. 1895, and having loft the country, his second son, HENRY H. WILLIAMS, now be comes tho oldest experienced FURNITURE DEALER AND UNDERTAKER in Honolulu. MR. H. H. WILLIAMS entered the employ of his father about twenty-five years ago, since which time he has made a continuous study of tho Furniture and Undertaking Business. He graduated from Dr. S. Rodgers Perfect Embalming School in ,1890, since which time ho has made a success of that branch of tho business. He does not advertise the oldest nor largest stock of Fur niture in town, nor does he covet all tho trade in town. He only asks for his share, and from appearances ho is getting it, consequently ho is satisfied. 5p"Jie receives now goods every month ana tills ordor promptly. jOffice Telephone 84G. Residence and Night Call 849 56-tf. H. H. WILLIAMS, Manager. Waring Block, Corner Fort and Beretania Streets. 5 5 i v

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n V litter's Steamsbip Go. i TIME TABLE. 0. L. WIGHT, Pres. B. B. HOSE, B. 0pt..J. A. KING, Port Bupt. Stmr. KINAU, CLA8XE. Ooasaaflu, Will Imti Honolala t 2 r. tonohlnjt t lAluibM, MutltM Day nd Makena the mm day; Mahukona, Kswalhae and Lao MlioibM the following day, arrlrlne Hllo the uma evening. UCA.VKS H0N0MJM7. ABRITE8 HONOLULU. Tuesday July 16 Friday JulyW Tuesday Ann. 6 Friday. Ang. 10 Taesclay An(. Ti Friday Sept. 0 Tuesday Bupt. 17 Friday Sept. 27 Tuesday Oct. 8 Friday Oer. 10 Tuesday Oct. 20 Fridav Nov. 8 Tuesday July 23 Friday Aug. 2 Tuesday.... Aur. 13 Friday Aug. 23 Tuesday.... Gepl. 3 Friday Fept. 13 Tuesday .Sept. 21 Friday Oc. Tuesday Oct. 15 Friday. Oct. 25 Tuesday ....Nov. 6 Friday Nov. 15 I Tuesday.... Nov. 2 Friday Deo. fl Tuesday ....D?c. 17 Friday Dec. 27 Tuesday Nov. 19 Friday Nov 29 Tuesday Dec, 10 Friday Deo fl) JUtondnK, will leave illlo at 1 o'clock r. x., teaching at Laupahocb.ee, Mahn. Icons and Kawalhae same day; Makena, Haalaea Bay and Lahalna the following day; arriving at Honolnln the olteroooni el Tueidayi and Fridays. tm- No Fralght will be received after 12 noon on day of railing. Stmr. GLAUDINE, OWEESOU, GofiEMUSStt, i Will Uava Honolulu Tuesdays at 5 r. k.. toaohlne at Kahulul. Hana, Hamoa and KlpahuTa, Maul. Returning anlvei at Bonolulu Sunday znorntafo. WU1 oall at Una, Koupo, on second trip of each month, g& No Freight will be reoolved after 4 r. x. on day of sailing. This Company will reserves the right to make changes in the timoof dcpartuie and arrival of its steamers without notice and U will not be responsible for any onaie quences arising therefrom. Consignees rnnst be at the Landings to receive their Freight; this Company will set hold Itself responsible for freight after it has been laudod. Live Stock only at owner's risk. This Company will not be responsible for Mosey or Valuables of passengers unless placed in the care of Fnreera. Passengers are requested to purchase tfekets before embarking. Those falling to do so will bo subject to an additional charte of twenty-five per cent. Oceanic SteamsMD Go. Time Tablo LOCAL LINE S. S. AUSTRALIA. Arrive Honolulu from S. F. Lenvo Honolulu for S. F. Aug. 9. Aug. 14 Sopt. 2 Sept.7 Sept 80 Oct.2 Oct. 21 Oct. 27 Nov. 15 Nov. 20 THROUGH LINE From San Frnuoisco for Sydney. Arrive Honolulu. From Sydney for San Francisco. Leave Honolulu. Alnmeda. ...Aug. 1 1 Mariposa.. .July 25 Mariposa. .Aug. 29 j Monowai. .Aug. 22 Monowai. .Sept. 20 Alnmedn...Sept. 19 Alameda. ...Oct. 21 1 Mariposa. .Oct. 17 TUND TO JAPAN: VIA HONOLULU. On or about AUGUST 8tji., the Al Steamship ASLOUN Will leavo Honolulu for Yokohama. For passage and freight rntoa apply to Theo. H.Davies, Co. Ltd. CO-tf Agenta. RESTAURANT. The well-known Ilostnnrnnt on Hotel St. No. liQ, (opposlto tho Pantheon Stables), serves meals in evory style, at all hours of the day. Everything served is first class. YEE CHONG CO. June 6, 1893. 47-tf ASK TOUIl GROCBll Fon Patent Excellent Flour. Highest grado Flour on tho market. Cost the Borne as all otfior flrst-clasa grades. 5-3m Meolmmca' llorao, corner Hotel and Nuuunu streets, lodging by day, woek or month. TorniB: 20 and 50 cents per night; $1, and $1 25 por weok. CAST UP BY THE SEA. THE VOLCANO LINEll KINAU IIHINliS ONOMKA SUC1AU. Ilrlg Iiiirllne ArrlvcN nt IllloUvnlniil from llnnnlcl Other Waterfront- leta nnd Shipping Item. Admiral Macautcy of the Hawaiian navy Is again a pilot. The bark It 1 Rltbct Is taking on Bugar at Klnau wharf. The schooner Olga Is still at Mahukona awaiting cargo. There,' Is some talk of using the old bark Sumatra as a lish tank. The barkentlnc Irmgard will probably leave on Saturday for the Sound. Charley Kracgcr, donkey driver on the Kl nau, is suirerlng from a smashed thumb. The steamer Iwalanl arrived In from liana lcl this morning with a loud of paddy. She wlltjrcturn to that port tomorrow afternoon. The brig Lurllnc, JIatpon master, arrived at Hllo last Friday the lfUh Inst., twenty-one days from San Francisco. She brought a load of general merchandise for that port. The cruiser Leliua did not fly a three hun dred feet homeward-bound pennant, but slit got there today Just tho same. She has dis charged hor coal Into the dredger's bunkers and taken a position In Itotten row. The? tflnau came In with a full head of steam on from Hawaii yesterday afternoon. Shu was condng so fast that she banged Into the wharf?and knocked a few of the patscn gcrgoirtbelr.feet. The Klnau brought 7041 bags of sugar from Onomca plantation, and a big list of passengers Including sis Volcano tourists. ARRIVALS. Am brig Lurllnc, Matson, frera SanFran eUco, at illlo, July 19. 8tmr Iwalanl, Freeman, from Kauai. Am schr O M Kullo&:g,f rem Port Townsend' PASSENGERS ARRIVED. rom Maul and Hawaii, per stmr Klnau Volcano Miss Atklnton, L P Lytion, A C Holdcn, W R Henderson, Mrs S E Stlllman, Miss Tucker Way Ports Mrs W W Good ale. Miss C Goodalc, A Cockburn, L Turne J Hutchings, J O'Connor, D Pohlman, Mary Pilkol, C Brewster, MrShlmlzu.MrChlmura, Miss Allrlght, Miss Lyons, C J Lyons.PCald wcll, Scquah, T Bridle, C A Brown, A M Brown, II S Ewlng, Yotomoto.Mrs J Hotlng, Miss T Hoting, Miss Barnard,Mlss Mulllngcr, Mr Frazer and wife, Palmer Wood, John Tracy, E Kopkc, Misses Wodchouse (2), Miss Mist, C Lutz, Miss A Neumann, II Edson, G K Richardson, Master D Malkal, F Carter, L Von Tcmpsky, wife, 2 children and servant, y P Boyd, G P Wilder, C J Falk, N E Gcdgc, Mrs Sylva and child, Miss Dohcrty, W H Smith, and 55 deck. PASSENGKIIS DEPARTED. For Kauai, per stmr Mlkahala A Turner and bride, Mls Llshman, Miss Oardall, Miss Drysdale, C Conradt. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Am bk Albert, lor San Francisco, July 20. Stmr Claudlnc, Cameron, for Hawaii (Klnau route) Friday, July 20, at 2 p m. Am bktn Irmgard, Schmidt, for Pugct Sound, Saturday, July 27, at nop n. Stmr Iwalanl, Smythc, lorHanamaulu, Ka llhlwal, Kllauca and Haualel, Thursday, July 25 at 5 p in. IMPORTS. Ex Iwalanl 1700 bogs paddy, Hymau Bros, 1C0 bags paddy, J A Hopper. Ex Klnau 7014 bags sugar, 203 bags pota toes, 100 bags corn, 203 sheep, 13 hogs, 28 bales wool, 01 hides, 205 pkgs sundries. Ex Lurllau at Hllo 284 ctls barley, 20S61 sx beans, 70 tons barley, SO ctls corn, 07 cs can ned goods, 4G2 bbls Hour, 85 tons fertilizers, 83 pkg groceries, 270 bales hay, 150 bbl lime, 10 M ft lumber, 05 sx middlings, 110 pkgs salmon, 55 bales salt. VESSELS IN POUT. NAVAL VESSELS. U 8 8 Bennington, Thomas, Mare Island. To Whom it May Concern. O. E. Williama and Bon, Gil King St. nenr Fort, have no branch house and no connection whatover with any other unrlertaking establishment or Furniture Store in the City. Embalming under the personal supervision of Mr. Ed. A. Williams, a Graduate from tho Clark School of Embalming of Mr. Williams employs known to science, no mutilation of the bftdy and no par tial Embalming, and remember that we have but one store and that is Located of the firm are C. E. business in 1859, and his oldest son Ed. A. "Williams. O. E. WILLIAMS SON. Tel. 179. Gil Kino St. MEnCllANTMr.N. (Coasters not Included In this list.) Ilk 8umatra, Kerry. Hllo llrlg W O Irwin, Williams, 8 Bark Albert, Urifiltlis, 8 F Sehr Olga, Epscn, 8 F, (Mahukona) Am teni 0 W Watson, Frldburg, Seattle. Haw bk 11 P IUtbct, Morrison, 8 F Am bktn Kllkltat. Cutler, Pt Towncnd. Am brig Lurllnc, Matson, 8 Fat Hllo) FORRIQN VESBKLS EXPECTED. Vessels Where from Due Am bk Edward May. .Boston. .Due Oer bk Martha llockhahn. Liverpool Due Am schr Robert Lvwers w Due AmbkSOAUcn Du Am schrMary Dodge. (Kahulul). .Duo Am schr Volant Pt Gamble(IIIlo)July 25 Am schr Anna 8 F (Kahulul.. July 25 Br bark Velocity Hongkong.... July 28 AmbktncArchcr 8 F Augl Am bktn 8 N Castl Ang 1 Brstmr Asloun Portland Aug 8 Am bk Amy Turner.. .New York. ,8cpt 15 BrbkSt Jullen Newcastle. ...8cpt J!5 Haw bk Mauna Ala. .Newcastle 8ept 30 BrbkOnyx Newcastle. ...SeptfJO Brbk City ofAdclalde.Ncwcastle Sept 30 Oer bk J C Pfluger Bremen Oct 1 Br bk Aldcrgrovo Llverpobl Oct 1 Oershlp Marie Hackf eld. Liverpool Oct 3 Am BltrKlcg Cyrus. ...Newcastle Oct 15 Ger su II Hackfcld NY Oct 15 Boy's star waiBt "Tho Mother's Friontl," now and ologant designs only $1 cnoh nt Mclnerny's, FITS GU (From U. S. Journal y Medicine.) Prof.W.H.Peeke.whomskesaspeclaltyof Epilepsy, has without doubt treated and cured more cases thsn inyllvIngPlijslcIintUUsucccsslsasionuuing. no havohcardofcascsofSOycars'standlngcuredbyblm. Uo publlslicsavaluablework on this disease which bo lends with a Urge bottle of his atuolutocurc, free to lnysnffcrcrwhomay send thcirP.O.andExprcss ad dress. Wo advlso anyone wishing a enre to address, Prof. W. H. l'EEKE, F. D., 4 Cedar SU, New York. VVM. L. PETERSON. Notary Public, Type writer AND COLLECTOR. Office: 13 Kaahuinanu St. my 13 AT THE AJNCHOR Southeast Cor. King Nnuanu SU. Oyster Cocktails) Bauer Brarmon 1 Fredericksburg Boorl Straight and Mixed Brinks Of All Kinds and Best Quality. P. O. JONES. E. A. JONES. The Hawaiian SAFE DEPOSIT AND Investment Go. HAVE FOR SALE A Few Shares of Paia Sngar Stock, Hawaiian Sugar Co. Stock. ALSO Hawaiian Government nnd 1st Mortgnpo Sugar Planta tion Bonds. EST For particulars apply to Tho Hawaiian Safe Deposit Investment Company, 408 Fort Street, Honolulu Hawaiian toegtaienls COMPANY Real Estate Agents Loans Negotiated Records Searched Bills Collected Notary Public and Accountant Work promptly attended to. Office 13 and 15 Kaahumann street. Tolophono 639. jul4 tf 1894 tho latest and best method at 611 King St., the members Williams, who established the RED Canadian-Australian Stcnmcrs of tho above Lino running in connection with the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY Between Vancouver, B. O., and Sydney, N. S. W., nnd calling nt Victoria, B. 0. Honolulu nnd Suva (Fiji), .A.IBE IDTTE uft-rri KC03STOXjXTXiTjr On or about tho dates below Btated, viz.: From Sydney nnd Suvn, for Victoria nnd Vancouver, It. C.l Stmr "Wnrrimoo" August 1 Stmr "Miowern" 31 Stmr "Wnrrimoo" Octobo 2 Through Tickets Issued from Honolulu to Canada, United States and Europe. FltEIOUT AND FASSEKQKR AOEKTSi D. MgNicotjIj, Montreal, Canada. ItonEnT KKitn, Winnipeg, Canada. M. M. Stern, San Francisco, Ual. O. MoL. BitowN, Vanconvor, B. O. Australian Mail Service. For San Francisco: Tho New and Fine Al Stool Steamship "Mariposa" Of the Oceanio Steamsbip Company will bo duo at Honolulu from Sydney nnd Auckland on Or about July 25th, And will lonvo for tho nbovo port with Mails nnd Passengers on or nfxmt tbnt date. For Sydney and Auckland: The New and Fino Al Steel Steamsbip "Alameda" Of tbe Oceanio SteamshlD Comtianv will bo duo at Honolulu from San Francisco on or about August 1st, And will have prompt despatch with Mails and Passengers for tbe nbovo ports. Tho undersigned nro now prepared to issue Throusli Tickets to All Points in tlio United States. C5?"For further particulars regarding Freight or Passage apply to WM. G. IRWIN CO., L'd, l-tf General Agenta. Regan Vapor Pacific Gas reUaite' THE BEST IN THE MARKET. They cannot bo surpassed for motive power. CS-SEND FOR CATALOGUED JOS. TINKER, Sole Agont, Nnuanu Street l-tf SEQUAH'S WORLD Oceanic Steamship Co. m To Bbquaii, Sir: I feel H my duty to inform you of the benefit I had derived fromltuo i i?oUr "erocdlc. Seqnah' Cure and Oil. I liave been troubled with Rheumatism ever since 1802 aud ilnce 1887. I bave apent all I could cam In trylug to cure m vtclf but tailed. I came to you hi April unable to walk without tho aid or sticks The pains in my lecsfbclnK fearful; I was treated by you In presence of several witnesses and received creat relief; I con tinued the use of your remedies using ouly four bottles of Oil and two of the Cure, and now not only am I cured of the Rheumatism, but my limbs have become stronger, It Is now ncar WJ??. Mn.thl1 6. "1. re,cclvlnK your treatment, and I feel allrigbr. I was unable to work for IX year (18 months) before coming to you, and I have now been at work for overfivo weeks past. I cannot llnd words to sulllclcntly thauk you for tho good your visit hero has done me. Iamjoursgratcfulyl, ldeIOKE, Blacksmith. HOBROIST DRUG COMPANY, Exolnsive and Sole -Agents. Steamship Line ilii Prom Victoria nnd Vnncouvrr, II. C to. Suva nnd Sydney: Stmr "Miowern" July IV Stmr Wnrrimoo" August 2-t Stmr "Miowern" Sept. 24 C35 For Freight and Paseago and all General Information, apply to THEO. H. DAVIES CO., L'd Agents for tho Hawaiian Islands. in bO. AND THE- Occiaental Oriental Steamsliip Co, For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG: Steamers of the nbovo Compnnies will call at Honolulu on their way to tho abovo ports on or about tho following' dates: Stmr Coptic.. July 10, 1895 Stmr City ot Peking. Aug. 10, 1895 Stmr Coptic Sopt. 19, 1895 Stmr China Oot.29, 1895 Stmr Coptic Nov. 28, 1895 Stmr City of Poking Dec. 28, 1895 For SAN FBAN0ISC0: Steamers of tho abovo Companies will call nt Honolulu on their wny from. Hongkong nnd Yokohama to tho above port on or about tho following dates: Stmr Coptio Juno 17, 1895 Stmr City of Peking. .July 17, 1895 Stmr Belgio Aug. 9, 1895 Stmr City of Rio de Janeiro Sopt.C, 1895 Stmr Chinn. October 6, 1895 Stmr Coptio Nov. 0, 1895 Stmr City of Poking. .Deo. 0, 1895 Stmr Coptio Jnn. 15, 1890 Stmr Olunn Fob. 24, 1890 Rates of Passage are as follows: TO TOKO- TO HONG IIAMA. KONO. Cabin 8150.00 S175.0& Cabin, round trip, 4 months 225.00 262.50 Cabin, round trip, 12 months 262.50 810.25 European Steerage 85.00 100.00 ISTPassongore paying full faro will bo allowed 10 percent off return faro if re turning within twelve months, C3F"For Freight nnd Passage apply to H. HACKFELD CO., l-tf Agents. Consolidated. Soia Water Co., L'i Corner Allen Fort Sts., Honolulu. HOLLISTER CO., Agents. "ft r) i RENOWNED REMEDIES. A In Iff II N MM mm mui mm o A u f I J T" r I r V.