Evening Bulletin (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii])
October 25, 1895

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I. fr vol. i. no. iac,. TI-IJD Euei?ii7 Bulletin WUU wlilch Incorporated tlio Iminrr.Ni. ENT. Hawaiian Copyright by A. V. Geaii, Juno 2, 1805. TubllHlieil every tiny except Sunday nl GOU IClng Streot, Honolulu, II. I. 8UllSCltU,TfON ItATlM. Per Month, nnywhero In tho Ha waiian Islands 75 Per Vear. 8 00 Per Year, postpaid to America, Canada, or Mexico 1000 Per Year, postpaid, other Foreign Countries 13 00 INiyulilo Inrnrlnblv In Ailvnneu. Advertisements unaccompanied by specific instructions inserted till ordered out. Advertisements discontinued bofore expiration of specilled period will bo chareed ns 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 be addressed to "Manager Evening Bulletin." Tolephono 2oG. P. O. Box 89. B. L. FINNEY, Manager. INDIGESTEOftl And Liver Oomptefof CURCO UY USINO Ayer's Sarsapariha Mr. T. J. CLUNC, of 'WulUirilil,', AiikIiiiIIk, uiilf'M "Six JcniHUKo, I )i:nl mi iiltink of Inule'.s. tlim iiiul Liter t ntiipl.iliii tlinl lulled .ci Mefki; I M1H Illulllle to ll.) Ill ll(l wow... 11 Hi no lipi-titf. tnuil ili.lrissuil 11)'.', -111.1 I buttered much limn lie-iunrlii'. Aly skill WW !A J V tW s Ki sMImv aiiM l H M'MMl 1 Mltlii it .'tr' rlfl.i; li li ii attrr niMni: in i i' entvil :uul ruul 1 1 it dillil." I' flt'St. If, I fl.' I t mm i UfflM J? jsrwo' a .i WIM V U JK Has cured oit-.crs, wi.-. Ha.lnli nr 1' A)' I Hollister Drug Co., L'd, Solo Agents for tho llepnblio of Hawaii. Imports of Champagne In to the United States, FllOM JAN. 1st to junk 1st, 1895. Casts, G II Mumrn Co.'s extra drv 30,831 Pommory it Greno 11,71)8 Moot& Ohundon 9.G08 Hoidsiock it Co., (dry Monopolo) 7.G01 Louis Roedoror 3.4.'J8 lluinurt 3,136 Perrier Jouot 3.28G Irroy it Co 1,785 Vvo. Clicquot 2,378 BoucheSec 092 DolbeokitCo 728 St. Mnrcouux 334 Krug&Oo 270 OIiub. Uoidsiook 355 Various 5,-11'J Total 81,859 COMPILED FROM CUSTOM HOUSE RECORDS. JJjfi yst u ll I i r. Macfarlane Co., Solo AgontsforG. II. Mumrn it Co. for tho Hawaiian Islands. 124-tf TYRANTS IN AMERICA. O.NE Ol' Till: LATENT Ol' MAX O'UKI.IS lll'I'lISIONS. Tim Willy l'relicliliinn TrlU r llow llroltirr .IoiihIIiiiii I llulllcil nnd Sllllblird 1))' 111 ServunU. (Continued.) Coming from Wimhingtou to Now York. ii short timo ngo, every sent in tho drawing room car whs occupied. Tho tompemturo of that car waB about 80. Tho per spiration was trickling down tho checks of tho passengers, tho womon wero fanning themselves with newspapers, all wero stifled, pufling and blowing, hardly able to breathe; but not ono dared go ami open the ventilators, not ono snid to tlio conductor: 'Now, this is porfectly unendurable, pleaso to open tlio ventilators at once.' I took upon ntyholf to go an'd ad dress him; 'Don't you think,' 1 timidly ventured, 'that this car is much too hut "I do not,' lie said, and he walked away. As 1 meant to arrive in NowYuik alive, I opened, not the ventilator, but the window. That was a reckless, foolhardy resolution. Tho pas songors threw at mo :i glance of gratitude, but thoru was in tlmt glunco an expression of wondor at my wild temerity, b.ickwnrds, ;to seo if tho potentate of tho train unit seen me; j was iairiy roused, 1 was sick, my head was burning, almost split, and 1 was ready for that conductor if he had coino to closo my window and that ut tho risk of passing for some iincou trollublo rebel. Tho railways of this country aro ruled by the nig ger iiuu lor tho nigger. Thou thoro is a man, who, ovory fivo minutes, bangs the door of tho car with all Ins might to let you know ho has arrived. He will wuko you up from a refresh ing nap by n tap on your shoulder to inform you that lie has laid a magiiztuo on your lap. Thou ho will return with chewing gum, thon with papers, thou with bn nanus, apples, and oranges, then with skull caps, then with books, then with ton-cent pieces of jewel ry from his inexhuustiblo stores. An Englifhman, on whom this kind of unceasing boredom from tho time tho train starts till tho timo when it roaches its destination would bo tried, would pitch the boy out of tho window. Then there is tho refreshment room. You auk for refreshments, and you name what you would like to have, and you recoivo tho refreshing answer, invariably ac companied by a frown: 'What's that V You upologuo for tho poor Enclish you havo at your disposal, t-speciully if you havo acquired it in England, and you proparo to enjoy a piece of custard pie or apple pie, or may bo, doughnuts. On leaving tho placo you pay, and the man at tho desk would foul dishonored if ho said 'Thanks' to you; but I will say this foi him that he ho littlo expects thanks for what ho brings to you or does for you that if you Buy, 'Thank you,' ho will cry, 'You'ro welcome,' in tho tone of, 'What's the matter with you V Life is short, timo is money, and all these littlo anient tios ofEuropoan lifonrodisponsed with. You loave tho train and arrivo in tho hotel. From tho tondor morcios of tho railway conductor you ttio handed ovor to tho hotel clork, und, in small towns, to the lady waitress. Not a smile on that clerk's faco. Ho is plucid, solomu and monosyllabic. Your namo entered on the registry your sentoiico is pronounced. You are no longer Mr. So-and-So, you aro Ho. 219. Tho colored gentle man is close by to carry out the HONOLULU, IE. I., FRTDA.Y. OCTOBER '25. 18H5 Bcntonc". He bids you follow him. Yours is not to ask ques tions; yours is to follow and obey. The rulos of tho penitentiary aro printod in your bodroom. Yon shall bo hungry from 8 to 10 n.tn.. from 1 to 3 p.m., nnd from 5 to 8 p.m. Tho slightest infringement n tho rules would bo followed by tho declaration that you are a cr.ink. At tiro entranco of tho dining room, tho head waiter, or tho lady head w.nttess, holds up hor hand nnd bids you follow him or her. Perhaps you rocognizo a friendly faco nt ono of tho tablos. Yours is not to indulge in foolinga of that sort; yours is again to fol low, oboy, and tako the seat that is nsslgnod to you. During tho whole time th t altogether I h&vo spent in America I novor ot oe hiw an Americun man or woman who dared sit on any othor chair than tho ono that he or she was ordered to occupy. Nay, 1 have soon the guosts timidly wait at tho door, whon nobody was there to tako thorn in ohargo, un lit Homo ono o.i mo to oidor them about. In small hotels you can not hopo to havo the courses brought one after tlio other so that each ono may bo served hot to you. Your pla'e is placed in front of you, and tin lady waitrtH disposes symmetrically ten to fifteen little oval dishes nround it. When 1 first made tho acquain tance of this lady, and she had doalt tho dishes, I oxclaimod, looking at her: 'Hollo, what s trump?' But thoro was no trilling with that lady; sho throw nt mo a glunco that made mo fool tho abomination of my conduct. C'oiir'iuni'on next issue JimiCIAUY JllTI'INKS. Ilccrro Mailed rutiile ol .Nuiiiucl I.iniUooii mid O, I,. Curler. Judge Cooper has signed a de cree dismissing the bill for injunc tion of J. C. Olunoy against L' e "Wai, to provont tho operation of tho now Chincso theatre. Mrs. Etta has filed a bond of $1000, with hor husband as sure ty, in hor suit to pluoe AV. C. Lane under guardianship. M. Louisson potitions for the appointment of C. Bolto as ad ministrator of the estate of his lato son Samuel, which is valued at $9300, thero being lifo insur ance of 5000, personal property of $-1000 and real estate of .$300 value. In Hawaiian Lodgo, F. it A. M 8. F. H. Hodwurd, tho attorneys for plaintiff, C. lirown and A. "W. Cartor, file a motion for hearing noxt Tuesday. A bill inequity for instructions, has boon brought by Josoph O. Cortor and Georg.i Carter, trustees of tho estate of tho lato II. A. I'. Uarter, against Mary Scott Cartor, widow of C. L. Cartor, and hor minor childron, Henry A. P. and Gr.ico S. The two minora, by their guardian ad litem, A. S. llartwoll, 'submit their rights anil interests to tho court. They also claim one-sixth of tho re siduary estate of tho said U. A. P. Carter, with all the income there of from January 1, 1895, divided equally between tlioui, in precise ly tho sunt! mauuor ns if the said Charles h, Carter had died iutos tato, loaving childron and no widow, and also that Mrs. Carter is eutitlod to nothing out of said sharo or incomo, wlnthor by way of dower or othorwise, inasmuch as the intoiest of the said Charles L. Cartor therein was confined to the income of said sharo, payable during his lifetime m m llnllellii Illv)clo llulltit. The attention of tho public is rospeclfully called to tho fiiirnosH of tho Bulletin's biojelo echeme. Everybody stands a show to got a wheel. Coupons uro good for two days only, so that tho pos sibility of stullinc is obviated. Tho winner of tho prize may chooRo a ladies' whoul, a racer, or any othor variety. DEATH OF CAPTAIN MIST. v.nkxpkctkii nonsr. or y old and iit:M'F.rri:i kehidkni'. Tlir Funrrnl Mill T11U0 l'lnce I mm SL. Aiidrrwa HallioUrnl Totuorrou- Anrrnoon nt 3 At a qiiurtor to six o'clock C.iptain Henry AVentworth Mist, 11. N., breathed his last at his residence in this city. It was ouly yesterday that it was known through tho columns of tho Bul letin that tho doetMsed wmj tori ously ill nnd today brings tho announcement of Ins death, tho immediate cause of which was from an obstruction in tho bowelH. Ho was attended by Drs. Herbert and McKibbin, who did nil that medical skill could afford to ro lievu his sufferings during his short illiHFS. Cn plain Mist was born at Kulhain in Middlesex. CAPTAIN Iir.Nltr WIINTWOTITII MtT, It. S. England, ono of the Loudon suburbs, mi tho 10th of .Juno, 1833, nnd was consequently in his 03rd your. lie was educatod for tho British nuvy which ho ontored in early youth as midshipman. In the oar ly suvontios ho win a lieu-tenaut-commander and was as signed to the captaincy of tho Sparrowhawk, a small wooden composito corwtle and depatched to the North 1'acifin with head quartors at Esquiiuult. During a stay of tho vessel at Honolulu Captain Mist met and married a sister of Dr. McKibbin. Shortly after his marring tho Sparrow hawk was ordered homo, but yiel ding to his wifo'd wishes the cap tain loft tho vessel at Esquimalt and sunt in Irs resignation. While tho latter was on its way to Eng land his commiHsion ns a full cap tain of tho navy was on its way to him. After loaving tho navy Captain Mist wont largely into cultivating sugar in which ho was not very successful. He afterwards wont into the news paper business and edited several papers. At ono timo ho was sec retary of tho Foroign ollico. Captain Mist has always boon prominent in church circles and has boon identified with St. An drew's Uathedrat lrom its in- ception. At tho timo of his doath I ho was one of the trustees of tho cathedral and a church warden of tho Second Congregation. Ho was also presidoiu of the St. An drew's Church Association. Ho was active in church matters of all kinds and took great interest in all tho concerns ot tho diocose. Tho decoased leaves a widow ind threosons and two daughters; Albert, tho eldest, is with Davies it Co., Harry is in Monsarrat's survey office and Hoburt is still attending school. The oldest daughter is nmrriod to I'VW.Meior and resides at Kokaha, whilo MisB Edith teaches at the Kaulu wola school. Captain Mist was largolj intorestod in tho Ookala plantation. Tho funornl servicos will ho held at St. Andrew's Cithedral tomorrow aftoriioon at 3 o'clock. Ibshop Willis and till tho clergy i f tho cathedral will take part in tl o servic-H. Tho choir meets nt It o cathedral this evening to select music appropriate to tho oceim'on under tho direction of AVr y Taylor, who will ofliciato at t ie organ. m YOUKr Hawaiian1 iN.Nirruri:. I'otter Hull Crowded Willi I'tlenda of tlio Snclrlr. The first anuivorsnry of the Young Hawaiians' Instituto was a buccoss in ovory respoct and tho largo audionco wus delighted with tho ontortainmont provided for thorn. Henry Smith opened tho oxor cises with a Hhort address, after which President Wilcox called on vice-president Coelho. who spoke of the Institute, its past, present and future. Prof. Brgor, who wns presont, was callod on for a fow romarks, and in response urgod tho hoys to koop up thoir music. Ho told how popular Hawaiian airs wore wherever ho had been, and sug gested tho Institute's making a collection of as many of them as possible with a view to their preservation. Tho musical part of tho pro gram consisting of nativo solos and chorusis with instrumental accompaniment wns cxcollont and much enjoyed by tho audience. At the conclusion of the enter tainment refresh raeiits wero served llllu'ii I. mid Accury. Walter Hardy's name is men tioned as a candidate for tho oflice of snbland agont for Hilo. Mr. Hurdy servod for a long time as deputy uhcrtir on Hawaii, and in thut capacity earned the respect and confidence of every husinosb man on tho island, while at the samo time ho was well-liked by tho natives and other classes. On account of ex-Murshal Hitchcock's resuming tho oflico of shorifi, Mr. Hardy lost his position. Beforo going to Hawaii ho sorvod as po lico cuptain in Honolulu and was highly praisod for efficiency and tact. Ho is described by his ac quaintances UK a splendid young follow, of tho highest moral cha racter, nnd perfectly capable of filling tho position fur which he now asks. Suit Tor lllilllfiifr. A number of Ewa plantation omployes, who have been in town soveral days ns witnesses in a civil suit, roturnod homo yester day. Snmotimo siueo C. E. Len nox, tho Ewa policeman, arrested August Gomez for creating a dis turbance, and a trial was had at Ewu. Tho defendant in that ciso thou sued in tho Honolulu Dis trict Court to recover 300 dam ages for assault and battery dur ing tho nrrost. At the trial, which lasted two aftornnons before Judge. Porry, a number of witnessos tes tified to tho proceedings leading up to tho arrest and tho Court rendered judgment for tho defen dant with costs of ifl.90 against tho plaintiff. lltnnci'llMt Vlttlllilli. Itov. C. II. Yatman will hold a preliminary mooting nt tho Y. M. C. A. hall this evening at 7:30. Cuninenoiiig next Monday thoro will bo meetings ovory evening except Saturday. All tho regular V. M. 0. A. nioetings will bo under his leadership during his sUy horo. Tho regular church appointments will continue ns usual. Can tin .llcmurliil Oruiiu. Word has boon receivod from tho John Bergslrom Organ Com pany of San Francisco that tho Castlo Memorial Organ for Oahu Collego is woll under wuy. Tho wind ohosts, interior wood-work und bellows are completod nnd the catio is now uudor construction Tho metal pipes uro already on thoir way to Hawaii. Tho organ will ho a beautiful ono whon finished. PRICE 5 CENTO. OUR BICYCLE CONTEST. iMnuivriN mii: i:vi:t iiAi'im.v i.M:iti:AMN:. A l.ii ix r Nliiulirr or Volrn I tint Ilil .lloritlnu-ll. Wnlk.r und ttin t'lrtvlniul Lead. Now that tho publieJis boginnii g to understand the Bui.Lirm' bi cycle contost, interest in tho Binio is rapidly incnnshig, is will be seen from tho fact that 123 votes have boon cast since noon yesterday. Uudor tl.o rules of tho Oullkti.v contest thoro can bo no hoarding of tickets, ns nil coupons must ho voted before noon of tho socond Jay aflor publica tion. After today the names tf thoso receiving a totnl of less th.ni ten votes will not be published, but ns soon as that iiumbor is reached they will bo placed on tho list. Following is the count up to noon today whon the box was opened by Messrs. White, Stacker and Williams, tho committee who havo clmrgo of the counting of the ballots: Previously Counted 25 Now Votes 123 Total 148 mcroLn. t'lci i'la nil S7 Ilninbler S3 Trillion) T Moimrc'i Sli.irn 5 rn-Mxiil S l.lmlhur't !5 Coliunliln I'lilon 1 Fnletui I "lis 1I1C1CI.IKT. HE WuIkiT 41 11 A (Jills 33 U Dexter S3 James Spencer 11 (ico Anvils 4 A VCmr 1 MiMllOlnm !l I.yilln Went it H lllnhiin J! JWrlKlit 3 .1 Mnrwlvn '2 .1 Mrliiiliu Allen Walker beuttcrinj;. 0 TWO I'ULICi: CO II UTS. Jiiduvn I'errv iiiul Wilful llulli Oulug llimliickn. Yesterday afternoon both judges of tho District Cjurt wore doing business. In his private roo n JudgoPoiry held the oxiinination ofMitohtll. charged with break ing into the house of a J.ip.tuthQ named Sasikashi Hamauo, which resulted in his botng bound over to tho Circuit Couit, with bonds fixed at n000. The two c.tsosof forgory against Clmrlos Browrtor wore also taken up and tho defendant ploading guilty ho was committed for trial on both charges. Ho is accused of forging tho name of Brash to a money order for 08. o(S and names of S. IJ. Koso and W. 0. Wilder. Jr., to a draft of tho Hakulau Plantation Company for !r299 29. In Judge Wilc-.x's couit tho examination of L.iu Ho on a clmrgo of perjury was taken up yestoiday afternoon and finished this morning, tho Court finding thoro was not tholonst probability that a jury would convict on the evidenco. All other enses on the calendar wero postponed to future dates. Forest fires nro dangerously ncur Portland, Orogon. Tho now American linor St. Paul made hor first trip from Now York to Southampton in 7 days 11 hours f2 minutes, which is 7 hours nnd 50 minutes behind tho timo miulo by the St. Louis on her first trip. -t-W" 1 1 n'fl i viMj,tii?&!it

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iiVllKIKQ DUliliHTlK, UOTOIIRK 35, 1805 i mfJmmwMm imw ROVINR FOR CURIOSITIES. vi.nsi:i. I'oi.i.irn.Mi m'M'i.iii.ns t'itn.11 inn m i hi: vmmii.ii. mih- i mi iirr Win iim i'hiIiic I'rniii lli Hiiiillirrn S( n. A most unique vossol is now on hor way to rtati Francisco on rouio for Alaska, smys it Into Sun Kntnoisco Cull. On lior ro turn to South lliivon, Mich., die will bo placed on thu grout In bos us n Uniting mif-oum. l)r W. 0. I'uiiMiniH, wlm vih formerly couit physician to King Ivul ikiuu of llnuiiii. la tno piomotur ol tlio 5cl uio mill li'' c octs to iniiko a big sucooss of it. In order to create t li it museum a collection of euriosit o- ami specimens is necessary, it ml those nro being gitthoied in n 1 pints of tho world. Tho vessel in which tho cruisa is being tnndo was built iu 1885 anil was for a time in tho grain trade on tho hikes. Shu is 141 foot long, 27 foot wido ami carries 300 tons of suit ballast. Thoro is ample accommodation for the paily of twenty who will miiko tho v.. ago around the world in her. Each member of tho party was requuid to lit up liid own stato jouiii, and, to become u member of the expedition, had to sub Miribe fur at least five shares, valued lit $100 eueh, and pledge his services to tho exclusive use of the company for three yours. Time is given, howevti, foi each member ol tho expedition to malio a small private collection for his own list'. Uf tin- patti Dr. Ilansomo is tho chief navigator and oional di rector, llo is acconip.uiitil by Ins wife, who .ill chaperoiio tho party. Evoi thing necessary to colJiction of spi-cimous itud the -study of tlm lands und peoplo of cMUtitrits visitul wis taken along. llio voyage is to embrace all tbo histoiicttl points in Europe and Asia, but the bulk of the time is to bo spent in tho Southern ;5eas. Thoro tbo spocimous of gioutoal inton st uio to be iouiitt. Jupun wili be oxploied, ami then Alaska wi.l bo thoroughly lan ackcd ior its tiousurts. Going to and returning from SitKu tho puty will i-tut. tit Sau Francisco. Prom heir they will go to South .Amor cu and will miiko a '2U0-nnlo tour up tho Ainu .on. Thence thoy ...ill n in 11. .i AViicf Tfidma ftlwl Will yu .J ..i..v... v...v. home. Only throo experienced ...Ia..-. mitniiln tliri tutii tin ii rw 1 lit nt muto me on board, und all tlio hard work of tho cruise out side of tho cc oking will be per lorimd by the tho putty. LIMIT ON Tlltt STOMACH. Such In tlio cnao Hint linvn ttlcit ol llioso SEATTLE BREWING iMi MALTING CO'S PRODUCT, Criterion Sitloon. Ordway Porter LIN SING KEE, PLUMBER AND TIX SMITH. 10IJ Hotel street, Honolulu. 17-tf Yon And want the proper thinir both in cut nnd i stylo nnd dosire to lmvo the latest Pat tern you must call on Medeiros Co4 Hotel strict. mmimmmm itsirif (K5 SSsseswSJ BSSl&SSSg&W .-i9iPBCnw3 ihmHKMeuimmrtnjmMum.... L..cif-T'iSPi -i; y"rr1 i t lypT.'Yr '7 rHn-,gwp'w yif jaf ft I z?v fMwmmmwpWm KsZJ tf htLsa' fQJUK.ni Sirganizr S, rjeckEr, Mgr, Ami IKon'l You I'orjjet Ji FINE TABLE ion and women of CillCK.l. S Petrel has arrived und tho Machius at WATER! lim since the or- izutionof tliuflnn has lti'on to supply the people of Honolulu with first class furniture at a me din m prici-. Tho giowlh of tho bii-inoss is tho best ovuli'iico wo can uflbr as a vorificntion tlint wo have novi-r di vergfd from our motto. In this advottisemont we call 3 our attention in n general way to tho var ious articles of furnituio wo carry by submitting a fow dosigns of pieces that should bo in every homo. China Closkts arn as much iu demand as bod stoads, they aro no long er in tho list of luxuries; the crazo for collecting odd bits of China or brie a brae, and the desire to keep them in a convon iont place for showing toono sfrlonils, h.is mudo the China closet indis pensable. "Wo have them in various styles, single or uoubie, tor wall or corner. Those in an tique oak nro fashionable bocitusothov are sorvice- sSslVrt-1 u ",e dniability of --vVi5,i... .,;0i. ,.i, I,..., 1 1,.. aSellt'ct of making them al ways appear new. 'llPfMJ3! TpIIE utter impossibility of mi nttempt to have n din l ing room well furnished without a sidi-bo.trd lias boon demonstrated in half the liom-s in Honolulu. Thoro is no necessity for nnyono going without ono whon they huvo u stock liko ours to drtw fiom Tbo ono sh -wit is of qunrteivd Oak sttin polish linwh nnd h is French bovol plato glass. In th" hig'ior priced sideboards umnlo spaco is allowed for silvrware. Our stock of plain ouk sideboards has never boon equalled iu Honolulu. ROBINSON BESOTS Tho U. S at Chomulp .iliimglnu. I'riuue Lobanofi' is expected to return to St. Petersburg on ac count of tho Corcan trouble. It is official opinion in St. Peters burg tbut tho Powers already allied and intervening between China and Japan should ttko ovor tlio Coraan aflairs from tho Jap anese. The Paris Soliel snys tho Pow wih. and Kussia in partioulitr, cannot allow Japan to establish u string ut protectorato in Coroi. Tno l''ig.iro says: The Coroans do not want the Japan yoke. Japan is in a nasty o-utiou. Her policy h.is vecoivrd a chick from which it will lmvo d flicuity in recover ing. xho Crown Princo, who wns with the Q iten whon sho whs as-ta-sinatcd, h..s secretly conveyed n doscriplii ii of tho ussassius, li wing the.ii to bo Japniiot-o. A colontl of tho' bodyguards fliiyahi'Siw tho riotors burn the Queen's b dy, but a dispatch from Seoul t Yokohama says the body ha- been found The Herald's St. Potorsburg coireHpondont has it from ex cellent sources that liussui is in oliuod to allow Japan a free hand in Coiea. Prince full of Uorea, now in Washington, says the Queen's death is it blessing to Coreu mom If you fdol out of sorts, call at the Cntonon nnd try our tofrcsh ing Scnttlo Boor on draught. A Naturally Boiled Wator, pronounced by peoplo who know to bo tho best on the Market. This Wntor received tho vory bigliost award at tho c mm Kv JH h vL 1 W II w u Srm frjl WW 1 JJiM TP 1 ifc- wwm 0 1 KXPOSITIOIST. As a Table Bovorago, GEYSER WATER is a fuvorito nndloasily loadi ull othor Mineral Water3 XT, 1 t airxi oureau is scarcely auo- Sf (plate to bold all the chills, uiidorwoar, to., of a gentltuian und wife; two buioaus in n loom make it loii-sidfd jiurticulaily when tiny aiv not tho same pat toru. A CiiiFroNim, uo niuttti what the des gn or color, adds finish to tho room just as a piano tloos to u parlor. It may sound egotistical, but wo boliovo wo lmvo tbo laigest stock of thoso articles to select from outside San i'runcisco. Oak is tho style of tonost selectod for tho samo reason as given re garding China closets, but with our stock there is no limit as to stylo of wood. Oak, Birch or Ash, it is ull tho same, wo cun supply them in twonty odd styles. AVo hnvo them with or without toilots; plain top nnd with eitlior Gorman or Fronoh bevel mirrors, and polished or vnrnishod surface. Tho half dozou drawers in u Chiffonier make it possible to soparato tho clothes nnd keep them always in place. If youhavo evor had one you know tho valuo; if you lmvo not got one while tho prico is below bed-rock. ,Il -.iL'I.KIgrCT WOU u-(ibnbly know what it J und sundries on shelves, Benson Smith Co. Wlioleaila on 1 retail ngonts for the Ha waiian IiUnda. iu tn uniitlnr Knivimr. hnnKR. niinnvs J und sundries on shelves, bun-nun and wheievor is most con venient. This has boon the caso with niuny peoplo because thoy have not been ublo to socuio tables at anything liko roasonablo prices. AVo soil you tables with tops 2'2x22 inohes, elegantly finish ed and dnriiblo, for 'jS.OO. You'vo paid double the tnonoy for some thing of half tho valuo and then stopped buying boc.iuso you con sidered youisolf sold. Wo do not confine oursolvos to this cheap lino but hnvo them in every conceivablo stylo, llouvy quartered o.tk with bandsoinoly carvod logs and brass mountings. Dining tables in endless vaiiety in either oak or walnut. AVo uho carry n large stock of chairs suitiblo for any room iu the hones. Aa with tho tables tiio prico dopends largely upon tho qua lity; wo hnvo no oh1 stock so that ngo of tho goods makes no dif ference in tho prico. AA'o do not keop furniture long ouough for pieces to got old. Tlio only goods of that character soon in our store is what pooplo hnvo bought olsewhero and brought to us to havo mudo ovor. AVo havo an upholstery department in which work of the finest chnraetir isdone. Porhaps you've noticed ologuntly upholstor od Couches in tho show rooms and thought thoy woro mudo abroad I Thoy aro tho work of our mon and we fool a just prido in turning out work that compares favorably with that mudo in tbo Inigost factories iu tho Unitod Stufos. 0Ull hair muttresses are mndo up in the best quality of tick C? ings, bound with tho bost bed laco, havo borders 1 inches deep, stitched twico around. Mattresses made of moss have the samo cure on our part aa thoBo of hair. Tlio difference in price is accounted for by the dif iibrenco botwoon moss and hair. This work has the attention of experienced uphoUtorers, nnd no bettor mattresses can bf bought anywhoro than we miiko. Tho pricos aro governod by the size of tbo beds and number of pounds of hair used. Hotel Street. Lta-w -Uv abfrKi J Ui

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toVlSNLNCl JUJUiBTIN, ncTOHKIl '25, I8!ir,, till I (11.1 l' till: HUM.. M'N l'lr( Itaril lir.i:rltr llir l.nltiutl natil nl Hip ('hurt liimr Tlio origin of tlio roligioiiH sig nification of tlio boll Ih not far to nook, l'riincviil limn discovered that noUo would frighten oil' troublesome or dangerous nnlthnls, Thoru are plenty of stories how boars, for oxutnplo, wero put to flight by unonitlily yolls. 1 huvo ofton Hooucaltlo Htttmpcriod in that way in the Wost. When tho noiso is u nu h mil few nnimnls can resist its terrifying power, especially if they urn tukon unawares. Prime val man, governed by his imagin ation, tluiH ontno to regard certain noises iiH having a supernatural ohuructer, and ho introduced them into worship. As ho advanced in knowledge ho improved his moans of making thorn until ho develop ed tho bell. Ho discovered also that uoino is a source of ontliusi ustii, and for that reason lie oin ployed it in his worship. Many n timo at a revival or camp-meeting I have heard tho preachor ex hort those at tho mourners' bonch to play louder and Bing louder, himsotf giving tho example, nil for tho u a i.o ot enthusiasm. Tho boll in worship, I'agnu as well as Jowiuh aiid Ohristiau, is tracea ble to tho effect which noiso has on tlio mind of mini and uuiinul, if tho animal has any mind. Pillsbury Times. 1 fuj Kvpryoim ndtniri'S fyl t I uy the beatify of UU 1 ri.RVH.xn U. I BICYCLES 1 Cleveland W (juality M mentis Inl Wnleh InJ for the fin lSDO LnJ 1 5;nntiw- nil H Fort H.E. Walker, W Jul Agont. UU Sllur loillllll'n. Tho Now Orleans Tim(s-Domo-crat saya that, had tho bounty law remained in effect Louisiana nlono would befiro 1900 huvo produced all tho sugar needed in the coun try. Tlio sugar crop of last year was the laigest ever produced in tho State, but.it eunont pi ices bus not bion profitable. Tho amount duo planters for last year's crop wouul huvo boon $14, 21(5,511), had tho law remained in Lico. This is a largo sum to pay to eucourago a homo industry, but tho sugar industry is a valuable oue. Tho Unituil States is now paying out more than $100,000, 000 a your for sugar winch could bo product d at homo. It should be remombored that the sugar growois of tho United States huvo to compete not only with the sugar from ohoap-labor countries, but also with sugar from countries which pay bountios on exports of sugar. Germany sends to tho United States sugar, the cost of which is borno in part by tho Gorman Government. It is this bouuty-fod foroign sugar which has beaten tho prico of Bugar so low that Amorican pro ducers cannot compote with for eign producors, with tho low duties tho present tariff imposes. 8. F. liutlelin. In order to impress upon your mind tho fact that the Seattle lirewiwj and Mailing C'o'k boors aro Mild, Light and Lively, we bolow givo tlio avorago per cont of alcohol in various liquors in com parison "Iluinicr" Hear. 3.4 por cont "Olympic" Jker... U.4 Alo 7.4 Cider 8.0 Claret KJ.3 "Whisky 51.0 On draught at the Criterion. G. It. Harrison, practicnl piano and organ ninkor and tunor, cat furnish best factory rcforonccs. Ordres left ut Hawaiian Nows Go. will receive prompt attention. All work guarantocd to bo tho samo as done in factory. Seattlo Beer is a mild and refresh ing drink. It will oroalo flesh and generally impiovotho system. On draught at Critoriou. L. B. Kerr has roceivod by tie Australia a new line of Scotch ginghams, wluto and croara oropons and whito cotton duck for ladies' and children's dresses. (from U. S. Journal if Uttictnt.) frof.W.II.Pcrkp.whoimkraaipfcliHjor Epilepsy, has without doulit treated and cund more enf cs limn u)r living l'lijl( Ian j'lUBUCCfuUfistonlthlns. We lavehrardorciwcjofsOyoM'etandlnucnrcdbjrhlm. llepublUhoavalualilrworlconthiidlxaiawblciilia iitiiIi with a larfo bottle of lna aln-olutocnre, frre to Wo advbo anjroiw wishing a care to addrcii, 1W. W. II. I'EKKl!. K O.. 4 Cedar 8L. New York. TUIO DA UrD U kept on nu t E. a 1 tllO rArrifl DARE'S Advortlelup Aiscnrv, 64 and 05 Merchant Hiebange, San Francisco, California, wliero contract fur ad ertltlnir cati be made for It. ueen Street Store Orxocox-y XDopt. DRY GOODS In Honolulu thera is always something that de inandB the attention of the fuir sex. Moro cspeciall)'' is this true when jjrood bargains are ollered. In caturing to tho wants of the Honolulu Indies, the nioivhiuits must buy judi ciously and select only the most artistic designs. Es pecially is this true of white dress goods. I re ceived by tho Austkama a now lino of these goods that aro very pretty. They must bo seen, however, to be appreciated. I also re ceived a fine line of Lad ies' Shirt "Waists' and Cor sets. Now that the Cho lera is over and life, social ly, hns resumed its normal condition, tho dry goods business must increase materially in the next month. Anticipating this demand I havo laid in this fine stock of goods and they are now ready for your inspection, and can bo purchased at a reason able figure. M. S. LEVY. 135-tf LYCDRGDS LODGING HOUSE AND OLAA RESTAURANT. Hii.o, Hawaii. TOUItlSTS AND OTIIEU3 VISITING Hllo can llnd BtiltaWc bunril nml loilirliiir by eallliur on .JOHN I.YCUWIUS. In connection Wtli tho abtno Iiucaii supply you wllli Foreign nml Domestic Fruits, Clours end Tobncio, Cool Drink, itc. 85-ly. Wm. G. Irwin Co. (limited). Wm. G. Irwiu, President nml Iuinrii;cr OlnuH Sjireckels, Vico-I'rem'dcnt W. M. Giffiird, Secretary mid Trentiuror Theo. O. Porter, Auditor Sugar Factors AND Commission Agents. AGENTS OF TIIB OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF SAN F11ANOI8CO. OAL. The SINGER Received 54 First Awards for Skwjnci Ma chines and EmbhgidEiiy Wohk at tho World's Fair, Chicimo, 111., boiug tho largest numbor of uwnrd, obtained by any Exhibitor, nml moro than double thu numbor givon to all ovbor Sewing Ma obincs B. Beiiokrhon. Agont. my31 tf Dotbol st., Honolulu. EVAPOKATE1) FJUT1TS V13ACHKS, PI3AHS, AP KICOTS, PRUNES, API'LICS, J-Tio. ASSORTED CHUTNEYS, HAMS, QUEEN OLIVES, MORTON SOUPS: ICOTCK POTCU, VE(1ETA13LE, CI TIC KEN BROTH, lULLIKATAWNY, OX CHEEK, ETC., ETC. Tinned lJuUor, Top o Can llulbr, Whitney ltoll lJiUti-r, Pottod Moats, Boned Turkey, Gliickun, Dovilcd Hum, Lunch Tougiio.s. Buiieloss ilrrring. Uoston linked lienns and a coinjilcto lin'M of IBxea-lizfast Cereals St. Store, No. IE3:Qlid.a3r G-oods Marseilles Quilts, Toilet Quilts. FLUTTER DUCK 10 Silks And Surahs, Fancy Colored. Silks and Drapery Silks. Crope Grenadines, Ileal Maltose Luce, Viilonciennos Lico. Lndic and Gents Kimberly Gloves. Liulies Cloths Brown, Drab and Grey, Ladies Black Most-, Sani tary Dyo, 1). l Cursetfl, It. and G. Corsots, Equipoiso Waists and Coipots Jolm T. "Waterhoii se The Ideal Exercise is Found llDon a Wheel. Each year sees new devotees of the sport of cycling, as its oenelits ami conveniences become better known. Cycling has passed from the world of luxuries to the renlin of necessities. It is a re cognized sociuKactor. The world of "Society" has stamped it witn tlio liall-inark ot its approval. The busy man of all'airs, tho physician, the min ister, the lawyer, the clerk, tho mechanic in fact all classes find in the wheel thu ideal mode of locomotion. In everything there must be a best, and our claim is that we havo the best wheels ever brought to this market. The Sun glistens on tho Orange Kim, and you know a "Stearns" is passing you. You look at it and say, it is "a thing of beauty", and must be "a joy forever". Wo want to please each and every customer, and to those who say the "Columbia" or tho "Kambler" is the best wo want to say, you aro right, they nre both in the same class with the "Stearns", and these three highest grade wheels made in tho U. S. have their headquarters at our store. Wo have sold two "Stearns", two "Columbias" and two "Ramblers" during the past week, so honors are easy, and they are all leaders so far. Por cheaper grade wheels we have thoso we can sell for 650.00, (50.00, 90 00, iJi.OO and 100. 00, and you will be surprised to see what strong, light, well inado wheels you can buy at theso figures. Remember our high grade wheels, "Stearns", ."Columbia", "Rambler", and when you want tho hest to bo had get one of these, don t get a lower grade, lower priced .wheel, because some one tells 3'ou it is just as good, but consult your common sense, which will tell you that these makes have earned their reputations. Any one wanting a high grade wheel, sold with a Guaranlce should call upon Shoes Up to Date.X3H?r AT Till". IfcvEa.in.-ULfsict'u.zexs' Slioe Co.'s BIG STORE ON FOKT STREET. P. O. Box 480. FOUND Tsrl 24c THE CHEAPEST PLACE ON THE ISLANDS TO Buy New Second-Hand FURNITURE. .IS AT THE. COKNEK OK King Nuuanu Sts. IXL Honolulu II. L Castle Sr Cooke (LlMITKII) DIPORTERB, lard ware and Commission Merchants, General Merchandise Agricultural Implements and Plantation Supplies. Save Money! Oysters. Spawning Sonson over. Qunrautino nt un end. Fresh Hawaiian Oystors from Poarl Harbor can now bo hud ovory day by ordering thorn from tho Grocory Storo of 124-tf H.E.McINTYRB&BRO. You throiv nwny dolliirs every year in broken larai, chimneys. Better stop it now while you can get n preparation that will prevent u chimney from breaking whon put on wet. Prof. Humboll'ti anti oxplosivo compound will do this and will prevent tho explosion of korotono oil and gasoline Wo aro solo ngonts for this prepara tion as well as for thu New Ideal Sowing Muchino, tho equal io any high priced article and wo soil it for WO and S35 with attachments. 15000 feet of mouldings for picture framos just received by the "Albert;" also oval and circular framos, something now and ele gant. The Pacific Hardware Co. Oummihd' Block. INTERNATIONAL IRON WORKS BRONZE lilt ASS, and IRON CASTINGS. MACHINERY made and repaired. SSParticuliir attention paid to SHIPS, 15LACKS.M1TIIING. F. I LYNN 121-tf Queen St. H. HY CO., Wholesale and Retail Groceries. i)8 Fort Street, Honolulu Telophouer 22 P.O. Box -170 iul tf THE "ARLINGTON" A FAMILY 1IOTKL. 1?. ZECro-ujJO, 3?rop. Per Day 8 2.00 l'or Week 12.00 Tbo BeHt of Attendnucc, the Hest Situn tion and tho Fiiieat MciiIh in this City Hawaiian. Lime Stone Company. LIME AND STONE QUARRIES Offer for nalc tho lest (piahty ofl.imoat tho riiliuu m .rkct rate. I'lus Limo iu tho Komiliif nrticl-, pure i ml niinj)le. No to oija HtilmtiuiccH us ul. Cii-ltinu up '.M7 uil leavo your.onlors HAWAIIAN LIME STONE COMPANY. HONOLULU IRON WORKS, Steam Enoineh, Suoau Mii.m, Uoileiio. COOLEIIH, IllOV, ItllASH AND LiHAU C8t:nos. jrnchiuery of Every l)eHcrii)tion Mmle to Onler. Particnltir attention paid to HhipV JllnckHinithiiiK. Job Work ex ecuted at Short Notice. E. 0. HALL SON. ALLEN k ROBINSON. Doalors in Luinbor and Coal and Building Materials of all kinds. Quoon Rtioot, Honolulu. To tho Public and Tourists. Any party wishing to tako rt: rido aioiind the Ielund, or to tho Pali, can be aceomninduroil nf. n small cost by F. Smith, tlio Hits, mini. At Smith's Stablos can bo found at a momonl's notice Buss es, WagonottOH, Bugn'ieb, Saddle Horsos, etc for biro. Spooial attontion paid to Tour ists wishing to tako in the sights at a small fare. This is the cheap est place in town. Horsos broko, doublo or single; also horsos bought, sold or ox changod. For furthor particulars apply to F. SMITH. Bus and Livory Stables. King St, between Fort and BothsJ. Telopbono 408. June 18, C-ujo. 'ii ill M

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jL UVKNINO BULLETIN, OOl'OHKll 25, 1805. A 51 EvGr)r$ Bulletin M'lili u till I) l Inrnrporiili'il Hip "tnitrpriiitrlil." DANIEL. LOGAN. Editor. FJ.l DAY. OCT. 2fi, ISDfi. THE SUGAR BOUNTY. J quoting ii le.i for tlio HUgiir bom ',v frm tlio Now Orlouns TiuivDoinncriit, tlio Sun l'run cisi i Itnllf tin roinmks Hint tlio United States pus UOO.OOO.OOO ti yoat now fn augur tiint could bo prodtitod nl liouit. But if foioigu sugn uns excluded und u bounty paid, it might bo lopltod, the Aiuuiiciin jicuplu would lmvo to p as nuicb to tlio home pio ducois and fiom twenty to fifty million dollais more in bounties Tlio cost would bo even much greater if tl.o prodticois affected n combination to r.uao tlio prico. As ngirils tlio bounty-fed sugar of Goiuiiiny, of whoso compotition tho aitic'o nientionod complains, the United States c.ui stop thut bv a tirill piovision oxcluding all sugar on which tho country of production pays u bounty. An other thing to cousidor in tho wholo question is tho loss in foioign trado tho country would sus-Ijui fiom the shutting out of fon ign sugar. In tho enso of the trade with these islands a stop pigo would moan a sevore blow to tlio shipping interests of tho Pacific Coast. OBSERVATIONS. Tin key has boon compelled by threat of the hoavy hand of Eu mpo to giant lefoims in Armenia. Hon lung tho "unspeakable Tuik" will "stuy put" is now tho pro blem. Alaska is hsft without a lnnd law and has yet no representation in Congress. This may or not bo a cnterion of how Ilow.iii would he tieuted if admitted to tho Ui'ion only as a Tenitory. ip m has a h .id row to hoo in Coioi. With all the faults that may be committed by some indis cieot or rash ofliciuls, how over, pnbably thero is no nation in a hotter position to give Coroa n house-donning than Japan. Her statesmon ought to know the con ditions and the peoplo bottor than thuso of any other country, nnd the material to work with is much liko what Jap in has boon building with at homo. It appears that tho report of Biitish troops marching across Brazil to ocoupj' tho disputed teiritory in Venizuela originated in statements niado by Indians to tho ollicers of an Amnzon stoamer. 1'iobahly tho Indians saw some mining party with guns, which wis the origin latoly of another story about Fienoh troops in the sumo neighborhood. The report may bo placed in tho Musoum of Pukes alongside tho Huwuiian filibuster ruraorn. M. II. do Young, proprietor of the Snn Francisco Clnoniolo, on his return homo across tho conti nent nftor un extended visit to En i ope, talked of presidential politics. Ho had but small ou comagoiuont for tho people of Sau Francisco to ixpoct tho llopubli cau National Convention held there. Allison ho considered tho strongest candidato for nomina te n, but thought a great many ballots would bo requiiod foi a choice, as thero were a grout many candidates, nouo of whom aro so Btiong as to enlist very groat on-thusiurin. Unl ono foreign mull roelod In three wooks, mid then Uiiw foreifjn mnilB in ono wook. "Oh, how slilftlisi" Ago und opcrionco In the legal liiofnusiou should cpilainly he considured us among tho chief qualifications in making selections for the bench of any of the highoi coin Is. Theio should bo no royal road to that goal of ninst lawyers' ambition. Piofopor Biirnnid, foiimuly bond of the Lick Obsonutory in California and now hoad of the nslionouiical dopartmont of tho UuivuiBily of Chicago, has in an inteniow exploded a lot of fiction and fancy Hoarding the possibili ties of iistionomical discovery He said that no tolescopo, no mut ter how pei feet it may bo, will ever show tho moon clearly at an appaiontly closer range than 100 to 150 miles, nsseon by tho naked eye. No "signal lights" on Alms were over scon with the Lick tele scope, but, in nil probability, wero seen only by an oxperionced and keen-sighted newspaper man. In tho death of Captain Mist the community 1ms lost u good and tiuo man. His iutorext in tho wclfaro of tho islands was always keoii to the last, nnd ho ever lnuiut lined what ho deomod to be tho light willi vigor. Cuptain Mist was an accomplished and foiciblo writor, and only within tho past fow woeks the BULLETIN has been fuorod with communications from his pon, Throughout his many years of residonco hero he has boon idoutifiod with tho matorial and social interests of tho coun try. Ho will bo greatly missed and gonoially l.uneutod. Itlillillll- .Iiittlflj;. Homon vs. Kamakaia is sot for hearing on Monday. Iu. Wong Wa Foy and others s. Kaili Kukoi and others, bill for partition, Cecil Brown mado appearanco for one of the defend ants, and Judgo Cooper granted him fho days moie to answor. Judgo Conier lins appointed Joseph Puni as administrator of the ostnto of W. H. Harper, lato of Knlo.i, Kami, intend of C. W. Ashford, lesiguod. Kahookano for petitioner Tho same Judgo hns approved tho accounts and ordoied tho dis cliaigo of Samuel K Aki, admin istrator of tho will of Naholiiwiu. Tho order directs tho disposition of personal pioperty not mention ed in the will. Treasury tia Tulieu. Sovoral oflbrs wero rocoivod for Tioasury notes at the Finance oilice. W. O. Smith and G. N. Wilcox had oflbrs accepted up to tho amount of WOO. Tho interest wnB six and seven por cent., tho latter being for notes at throe months. Soven por cont. is tho maximum rato of intoiost, and soven months tho longest term allowed by the Act. To moro ofiois aie in consider ation, and the wholo amount of SoO.OOO could he disposed of; but Minister Damon deems it un necessary to issuo moro than will s-itisfy prosont rcquiiomonts. Smco thooholeia scaio liasondod, ttxis uro coming in frooly all ovor tho country. Ilo lVn Srnrrnll) lll-jlit. Many things which at first sight seom peifoctly 'simjle aro found ou moro cuioful rollection to bo full of mystory, and, on the other hand, things which to begin with look quite inexplicable some times turn out to bo as simple as ABO. When a cortain young barrister fiist took chambors in tho Temple ho astonished his friends by tolling thorn that ninety-nine times out of a hun dred whon ho heard footstops on the stairs ho could toll whether or not the portion was coming to his office. On being questioned as to how ho did it, he said that ho always mado up h:s mind that thev wore not coming to his office, and ninety-nine times out of a bundled ho wus right. U IIIUIIIIIII M K'lOIII.MNN, siriinuu HH ,flt ill n H I'lnriil Itmtit). I PITOI1 I)t LLi:i I.N Tim Star said a tine woid the other day in its column of comment It eer- lainly is (he constitutional pi i i- j lege of evoiy man and woman on these Islands to woai a lei. Ilut, I for some iiuexplitinable roiM'.i., a I narrow and despicable spiut li ,h set tho seal of social ostrm- -m upon the whito man wlueou ses that privilege. During tho days of the CJnldun Age, tho d'iys of heroes and the Olympian games, whon Gncco I so shone that hor lollectod light 1 is still a huacoii to us; in those old days tho highest, uiot clior- l ishod rewind fur supoiiority in the arts or sciences, tho lealius of poesy and of piosn, oi of excel lonce in wailiku or iithlutie feats, was u liuirol wreath. Clowned kings and proudest princes en- cd the h umiodiocipiontof this gtoatest of honoi?. In these Islands for ages past, the iliwniiin his woui, as an emblem of allection, a wroith of llowfcis. It is the symbolical ex pression of that woid of infinite moainng Aloha. It is the Ha waiian's way of expressing a fam ily tio, as the white man weuistho wedding ring Whonco has arisen, I wonder, this spit it of intolerance? S'Uiie weo-brtiined stickier for the su porlutiw in otiquuile must mods imagine that ho or alio has dis cnveiid that the act had a veiled purpoit not in uccoidaiico with Puritanical ideas. I do not bolievo thero ever was any founilatiou for such a notion, but constant burping on that strain has led to u gutioral con demnation of tho most heiutiful sentiment ever b mbohzod by tho Polynesian race. So today tho haolo who bus tho temoiity to adorn his person with a garland is at onco kapu. It is comparatively sifo to call a man a villain, a liar or a fiaud, in this country, mid it won't seriously ulfoct his social standing; but if you wish to uttirly destroy him, in that diroction, just whisper about that lie sports a loi.and "rUiS8ioty"ill know him nolongor. borne t mo ..g a year or thor. -about, iu intelligent and veiy decent young fellow arrived at uossipvulo, on the big islaud, from Sau Francisco. Ho bore a number of lotten of introduction from people of first rato st Hiding and expectod to meet with a hearty lecoption. As soon as ho landed ho noticed that the majority of the Huwui ians wore wroiths of llowors or featheis and, the custom strikinj: his fancy, he iimm diatuly invobt ed in one. Calling at the house of a promi nent resident, he piosonted his oiedoutials and was rocoived, with considerable, coolness. As soon as an oppoitunity aioso, the family questioned him about his decoration, and thon, for sovoral hoois, lecturod him on tho unpaidonablo sin of tying a string of blotsoms around his hat. Tho young man stayod Mi6ro about throe months, but there was always an olement of sadness in any conversation of which ho wus the topic, and a hope oxpressed, moie or loss dolefully, that ho might ovoiUnally bo forgivon. How silly and fiutcky it all seems. Flowors ore naturo's loveliest production. Poets go mad over tho beauty of tho daisy and the violet, tho sunflouor and tho rose. Hawuiian lyrics bourn with lhaisodies over the poifumo of tho mailo In every clime and nation volumos aio penned to the churms of the flowois, nnd have been thiough all time. 1 bolieo that this is tho only land in which het lilies and regulations havo beon laid down to indicate tho propor mothod of adorning ono seif with them. You mnj jfutlitr tlio (lowers of tbo forest; ion imi) binrnlmuiiiit oil jour Imaat, 1 on may gaiiilxli tlio mso In the liarlor Anil jour njililt lin,afLtj- cun nut. Ilut If jou Mould lofo rtiuitatlon, Hco It BliatUriU ultli slcKtnliij; tliiid. Just stack uptonie blossoms on top of our luail, And jour name Is dlstlnctlulj .Mud Malihini. Mrs. Dane, whoso husband died on tho last trip of tho Miuiposa, returned to the Colonies by tho Alameda. It may not be geneially known that Albert Sala, who toaohes school at Napoopoo, Hawaii, where ho hos murriod and settled down, is a brothor of tho cele brated Goorge Augustus Sala. Jlmely Jopie5 LAAIjSAMjLAAPSIIADI:S AND SOME OTHER THINGS. This ib the time of the year when the evenings gradually increase in length, especially on Saturdays and Sundays. Why the evenings should be longer on those two days than on any other is something no fellow has ever found out, but it is so. Such being the case the question of lighting up the household during the long evenings that are coming is one that cannot be ignored by the head of any household. The question of economy must also be considered. Coal oil is advancing in price, and we read by the late dispatches that the Pennsylvania oil fields won't last much more than twenty years to come; also that the great Standard Oil Com pany is already looking around for new oil fields to supply the threatened deficit, kerosene oil will always be obtainable at the figuie Ar. Rockefeller puts on it, but as a matter of Future economy the Honolulu householder should purchase his lamps with a view to pro curing the greatest possible amount of light with the small est consumption of oil. This can only be done by buying good lamps and good burners and good chimneys. The Ha waiian Hardwaie Company has them all. By the last Australia we re ceived and are now unpacking the finest assoitment of lamps ever brought to this city, com prising as it does an extensive vaiiety of bedroom, kitchen, boudoir, hall, dining and draw ing room and reading lamps. 1 hese we have in glass and metal. Our assortment of hanging lamps and chandeliers of all kinds is simply immense and must be seen to be appre ciated. In piano lamps we have something especially new. To cover all these lamps we have some beautiful shades of the latest designs in paper and jlass. When we say they are jeautiful we mean it in the 'ullest sense of the word, as you will acknowledge when you see them. We have also a display of prettv little Onyx tables, which are all the rage among fashion able people. Our supply of Alaska refrig erators has been replenished and we are now prepared to furnish them in sizes to suit any household. Tbe Hawaiian Hardware Go. Ltd. Ojiylla aprveSrola Tnny Now Advortlsomon's. CHOWDER FISH CHOWDER T Till Royal Hawaiian Hotel BILLIARD PARLOR. Kir Siitniilny owning, 'r its ltlnlll. Chun Oliowtlev, JPish C?luvlei. i:..tt Notice. No nrauNNEus will in: adiiiti:i) to tlio Y. M. 0. A. ocn! clam nflir I'riilay L'vcning next, winch will 1j tlio limt of tho courho, owing to tho failure of tho lights on lust rriilny oeuiiig Sicuro jour ticket of 1 rof. Cook btforo thnt time. 131 It I AM NOW ircnirnl to niit jour onliM forduliij;, nil Klmlx of cotton k0"''1", Monlms silks, cnH, laii, ttc, at clic.il'il iritis N nitAAIOTII, lfa-U b W Cor of Klnit mid Mniinakcn St POI! POI! Van Doom Co., Fort Street Next Liens' Planing Mill, uill'liiuo"" t rehh o cry tluv MACHINE MADE POI miom Tin KALIHI POI FACTORY, Which will ho sold to f million in largo or Hiuiill quantities. No Ciintuv MM l'l'llMllll U. w. l wircox, I.lltf- Proprietor Kiilihl Poi Factor. OCEANIC Steamship Co. KOlt SAN FRANCISCO, THE Al STKAMSII1P 'AUSTJALIA' WILL LEAVE HONOLULU FOlt tiii: AIIOVL POUT ON Saturday, October 26th, AT 1 O'CLOCK i m. Tho uuilurxigneil nro now iireiinrccl isiiie Through TicUts from this City to to Citv to all jiointH iu llio Umtud Stllt-H EfFor further imrticulnra rcganllug Freight or Fiiosnge, apply to Wm. G. IRWIN Co., L'i, 132-!d Oenernl Agonts. Cook's Music School. Pkok. K. Cook, for fifteen onr l'rlncip. al of Cook's Musical Institute, Portland, Oregon, is prepared to gio PIANO. Void". AND IIAItMONVl.ESiON. For terms apply at the Studio. WAUINti'S IIUILDINH. 125-ym llcrttanln strttt T E G L 0 A N 500 PAIR PANTALOONS FROM S5 00 UP. f2jJhiJBhlv dtJH n 1 t la Vl Hr rafi O i 'f 11 fli ft ITmWb 1 1 if i v lila Buslnoss Cards. JI. MACKnU.I) As CO. OllVKItU, COMMIHSIOV Afll'NTa Cor. Port ami (jurm Hindu, Honolulu, LCWUR3 COOKE. iMroiiritiw ani. l)iMi.riw iv Lumi.im. ANII Af.t, IJISim OK JJUIMHMI .MATntur.s. IJort Hlrwt,. .nm,i,lln TflOS. LINDSAY, .MANnrAcrrum.so .7,lKI, AM, w JiAicmi. c"" ICultiti .Icwrln n HiuTintiv n Ojimi.MlJJlook. iijimit HI root. EDIVIUND p. Do, F ATTOIUJEY AT LAW 318 Fort St. T 7,, 27u,e,OJ,Loi, 91- AUCTION ASD ST0CK B; .No. -15 Queen Strict. nwport 1iV,,)rn"noat of R,.l LstutonndEuinituro naim A. V. GEAR. ACCOUNTANT AND GENERAL i3USL ESS AGENT. C09 King 8t. Merchant Exchanqe S. I. SHAW, Proprietor. Corner K.B A X,,, Cliolco Liiiunrs uml Fine jeoP Tolopuono 401. UIGGO JACOBSEN Engrosser and Illuminator f?0,,.Ml,ilnu Avo- noxt tlio "Wlnto House". Telophono 010. H. G. BIART. JJTNJfi WATCH UEPAIIMNG. Islnnd Jowohy uiotlo to oidor, bouvoiii; Spoons, Gold wiro Jewelry, oto. i "n lh!.r"(1 "l(Io,s solicitod. 1'oit Stleot. (J2-t BANKERS. Honolulu. Unwainu, JHlnnds DRAW EXCHANGE ON TIIK nJEj Principal Parts of the World, and Transact a General Banking, Business. TO in i jJHigg. WAiANAE. "tzazzZOSiZ SATURDAYS SUNDAYS. Trains Mill Jen0 on Saturdays at 0.15 a.in. and Mr, p.,,,., aiming m Honolulu nt .1:11 pin. anil C L'O p.iu. Traiu will l0,i0 on Sundajs at 0.15 a.m.. arriving m Honolulu at 0 2U p. m. ROUND TRIP TICKETS: 1st Class jjj! 75 2nd Olnss, j 05 F. C. Smith, 132-.1m Gou'l Pass, ami Ticket Agent. Oysters. Spawning Sonson over. Quarantine at un ond. Fresh Hawaiian Oybtors from Poarl Harbor can now bo had ovory duy by ordering tliom from tho Grocory Storo of 124-tf H. E. McINTYRB BRO. Gm

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"J ""Wffi EVENING HULLEThV, OOTOJIHK 2.'. 1805. LOCAL AND GENERAL Holiest of .ill in L. uvoniiif,' 1W 1 Ulwil t S Gov t lloporl. New Advo ti5:monts. Siim Kowtoiu luft on tlio Hull. Mr. nl Mrs. I). 'lVniio) lmo a Hon, born yuslenluy. S. (I. HtTtolniiui ami family arrived by tlio lw.ilani tmliy. Colnnol yum NorriH loft for homo by tho Hull this morning. JamcH V. Mntgnunnil j)r. AVhit noy and wifo wero paHcnuors by tho Hall. b Tho band will ilay throo now piocos at tho hotol concert this ovening. J. "V. Colvillo, of tho Tain l'lantution, was to bo married to day m Liverpool. Tin1 Borgyant-miijor of tho First Battalion will bo Sorgount Foster of Company B. Jotnpiny II. will hive drill to night and inoidontally bo liiouaur od for thoir now uniform. Tho Hawaiian Haidwnro Com pany if opening up an immuuso stock of lumps and chnndoliors. Jlouolulu passengors by tho Wilder and Archer wi'io qnaran tinod nearly a weok at San Fran cisco. Tho Bullutin oll'ors tho samo as Sl'io to tho winner of the bicycle contest. A first-rato wheol is woilh that buui. When tlio days nn stormy and tho pooplo stay at homo, your ud vortisomont in tho Bullctin is right there, with thotn. Advortisomeuts como homo to mon's business and bosoms. The BuMjUTIX is tlio best advertiuing inouuiin in iiuwiui. Mnny people wore disappointed in not receiving expected mail yostorday, fo miioh so that it is suspuctcd one of tho sicks has gone astray. Tlio San Francisco Bullotin copies from tho Eveni.vo Bulletin tho r?port of tho groit Spreckots ville lawsuit, which appeared ex clusively in this papor. A. lhirnos has rocovorcd the pocket-book which ho advertisod in this p.ipor as being lost. A Portuguese who roads tho BULLE TIN found mid returiud it. H. F. "Wichman is one of thoso who will leave for tho Coist by tho Australia. Ho goos to per sonally select a stock of Christ xn s novoltios in tho jowolry lino. Mitoholl, whoso trial for rob bery took up nearly tlio wholo of yestorday in Judgo Perry's Court, was accused of broakjug into a Japanese store on Muuunkea stroot. It is supposed he adopted tho child to bring it up to tlio shoo business. Tho shoes aro up to dato all right, but it will take somo timo for the kid to rise to tho occasion. Owing to tho now orders re ceived by tho D. S. S Bonnington the rehearsals of tho play of "Meredith's Old Coat' huvo been discontinued and tlio idea of giv ing tho porformanco is practically ended. Tho actress May Nannary ro contly anpourod as a circus ridor in tho play of "Tho Arabian Nights," and woro a striking blootnor costume.. Sho has boon so successful in Oakland that sho has boen engaged for tho balance of tho year. K. A. Williams' monkey, which hnd its logs bioken tho other day is rapidly rocovorimr under tho alUiotiouato caro of Dr. ltowat. Tho doctor has ordered a pair of criitohos for tho poor simian. They will bo horo on tho next Australia. Iu tlio caso of Yoo Hop Wai vs. Ton Huey to recover tho posses sion of a certain pioco of land, heretofore: heard by J udgo Porry and takon under advisomont, that jurist yostoid.iy sustained tho ploa to tho jurisdiction made by tho defendant, and tho caso if tried will havo to go to tho higher court. Anothor survivor of the "noblo six hundred" who mado the famous chargo at Balaklava is hoard from. Ho livos in In diuna and has only just beou ro joioed with word from the old country that ho will bo handsome ly rewarded. This old man, whoao niuno is Miohnol Cunning ham, is said to bo tho only sur vivor of tho light brigado in tho United Status. RoYa! Baking Powder 2SB ABSOIiVtEM JEE iui.m:iin iiickm: eoMi.m. Tho subjoined ballot, renowed in vory iesuo, will bo received at the Bulletin business office, GO'J King sheet, until 12 o'clock noon on Wednesday, Nnvombor 27,1895. Each No. of billot will only bo accoptahlo up to tho timo noted on it. and billots will bo counted and tho results announced immediately thereaftor. Moro than ono voto for ono bicyclist or one bicycio on a singlo ballot will lender it void. THE 1'lttZE. Tho "Most Popular Bicyclist" accouling to tho ballots cast will bo awaidod tho prizo of tho "Best Bicycio" sold in Honolulu accord ing to tho samo voto. Tho follow ing named geutlomon havo kindly consented to act as tollors and judgtB of tho contest C. M. White, J. T. Stackkii, 13. A. Williams. EMS !3MafaaMSJ5ia3JSI3ISEIBIEiai3I3E I3I3S is Bulletin Bicycle Biol (JIIOll Tor Two Dnjs Only. MOST POPULAR BICYCLIST. BEST BICYCLE. H?" Kill In blank with jour ilinlcc oCbicjellst ami blejclc, anil dipoMt tills ballot at Hie lilMXTIN business olllcc by 12 o'clock noun, Momlav, October .'S, ISil j. jiEisMcMsisjaEHSaaisiajajsisiaffiii II. Diniond on thelGth. G. Wildor cloarod tho Voto forycur favorito bicycio. Tho Bt LLETiN's big bicycio bal lot box is "buisting" with voloa. Julian D. Hayno will bo bick bv tho steamor China duo next Monday. Entries for tho road raco tomor row weok c'osq next Wednesday afternoon. Evangelist Yatmnn will bo tho guest ot Mr. and Mrs. Coibott during his stay hore. Patrons of tho Aloha bath houso are conveyed fico from tho tug boat whaif on telephoning No. 585. Tho Honolulu Athlotio Associ ation meets tonight to mako linn I arrangements for the bicycle road race. The barkontino V sailed for this port and tho S samo day. A preliminary mooting of Mr. Yatman the ovaugolist's series will bo hold at Y. M. 0. A. hall this oveuing. Tho Thomas squaro concert drew out many rosidonts of the vicinity to listen to tho ewoet music of tho band. Attornoy Oonoral Smith, Hon. G. N. Wilcox. Thomas Fnrror and family woro passengors from this port by the Alameda. John T. Watorhouso assumed tho duties of president of tlio Board of Health today and was to ho found at headquurtors this morning. Superintendent Caasidy will send out n force of men to tho other side of the island noxt woek to reconstruct about thirty miles of telephono lino. If editor Towso keeps on getting promoted ho will soon he as big a man as Colonel McLoan. Ho has now beon mado adjutant of tho second battalion. It scorns yory hard to got up any enthusiasm over lacrohso. Suppose its advocates givo it a rest for six months and try it again at tho end of that, period. Mold of llnunll, ere uc part ilu mi' back, no' not mj lieart, Hut th it lilnlng dummim ring, Ilruiclet, eardrop, eer)thlng 'I lint I bniiglitiiud ge to Jim, Whin our summer low wi nun. ilo Ham baik, and I will Mil, Hud uuotliu uliom thej'll lit, Wbllc In llrimn iV Knliuj'mloiu Vuu inn buj a low iluzen more. Si'ott nli Thintlo Cli.b this ovo mng. The sailing time of tho Kiiinu has boen chungod to 10 a. in. A. B. Loebonstein, tho Ililo survoyor, left for homo by the Hall. Tho roof of tho fishmarkot is re ceiving a muoh-noedod coat of paint. Tho Bulletin subscription list is growing like a banana plant on a hot day. Jim Dodd is varnishing and painting up his Panthoon saloon premihsos ngnin. A. B. Loehonstein has beon ap pointed govornmont survoyor lor tho Island of Hawaii. j a2iw.',, Rapid progress is being mado in the oxcavations for the now building on Bothol streot. Mrs. J. V. Brown and family leavo on the Australia tomorrow for an extondod visit to rolativos in tho States. Tho diroctors of thd Hoalani Boat Club met at the hotel yester day afternoon and transacted routine business. Miss Willis, a nioco of tho Bishop, left on tho Hall this morning to resunio her position in Rev. S. II. Davis' school at Ko alukckua. Honry Smith, commissioner of tho Supremo Court of British Columbia, opened his court for taking deposit, ons iu the Crau-stoun-Mullor suits yostorday, in tho second courtroom of the Judiciary building. Thoro woro sovoral benches occupied by spectators. Among thoso who will assist at tho Borotauiii Lawn Tonnis Eu tortainmont at tho Y. M. C. A. Hall on Saturday. November 2nd. aie Miss Kate McGiew, Miss Ku lamanu Ward, MissMollio Atkin son, Mrs. AV. A. Kinney and Messrs. Wichmaun, Marx, Kopko and Hedoman. Yale's La Freckla i Mine Yrtlc'H infallible euro of Trophies, Tan nail Sunburn It is tlio only reinuly vkt coinpouiiilfil tbiit will ietiioo frtcklcu tMiniiletely and Kiirely, llio fairer nint inoro ilelicnto tlio skin, tlio moro likely it Is to Irecklo nnd tlio worse it will look ufttr it is fieckled. Tboiisaiiils of woim n, otlienv iso benutif nl, nrc iluliKUred by these niislnhtly, brown lilnlrhm Nnlllilll! Will bblo tliMn Tlior are a source of niihery. but they enn be cured Ln l'rcckln is tlie dinth-wtrriint to fieckleH. Ihoiireparntionof Ln l'rcckla Is ono of llino. ule's k,'uii,1!S' iicliicvenients. Tliero uio many imitations, Home of tliom very daiiReroUH nnd liurtfnl to tho skin; none of tlicin really effectue. Tor snfetv nud certninty, insist nhvnyK on Rettiug the geuuino anil original Ln I'reckln. l'ncc SI nt drugstores, or by mall. MJIK. SI. VALE. Health nnd llo.mty Specialist, 110 8Uto St., Chicago. Ilonuty Guide, united free. STAMPED G000S IM NEW ART LINENS N. 520, Fort Street, S. SAOHS, Honolulu. THE VERY 1ATKST NOVELTIES: DOYLIES, SCARFS, CENTER PIECES, Table Covor. Ituiiners, Trny ClotliH in in w choice desigUH, Stumped and Painted Cushion Top-t in Duck nnd Att Donlm. DOWN PILLOWS IN ALL SIZES, Kmbroldcry wash Silks aim i.i i to wash. its: SilOs: rirxgre 0 Oottori. riag-e For fancy work. IIOHHON' DltUO CO., Wholesale Auonts. Theso aro beautiful roods, and must be seen to bo api.rcciated. hne first choice. Coiro and 135-11 For Sale or Trade. Hawaiian Made Phaeton NEARLY NEW. Apply to J. M. McUHESNEY, 1:11. it Now Advertisements Aloha Bath House. NnXT TO MAKINi: KAILWAY. I'AT rous brought frco from tho tugdioat wharf ou telephoning No. flS5. Furnished rooms to let ou tho premium. i:io-tf juts J. 11. heist. $10 Reward. Lost. ON FRIDAY, OCTOHUU Htm, IN THIS city, n pnekneo of certilientes. printed upon parchment paper, incaturilig ulxjut one foot ixjuaro. Tlio a bo o reward will bo paid to auy person returning Huld packags to tho euro of tho HCLM.TIN office, King Stnet, within three ilujs, and no iiuehtious will bo asked, V. .lALUlioL.N 133-2t To Let. ASJIALL COTTAOK OF TWO 1IOOJIS, Huth, etc., centrally situntoil, suitable for two gentlemen. Apply to Dlt, .1011N b. JIiC.HEW, I2(!-Iw Hotel Street. Wanted at tho Louvro Saloon, 111 Niitiaiiii Street. 5000 moi daily to drink tho .'000 ..FAMOUS E3ATTL3 BS3R, ICE COLD ON DRAUGHT. edward" harry, lWoftlco llox 175 Honolulu. 132-Cm When it Comes To Disinfectants vc still 'have plenty, our stock has not been exhausted, and now arrivals arc on hand. BENSON. SMITH GO. rX"0 Let. THE HOUSi: LATELY OCCUl'IKI) I1Y Jude lllckerlou, on Abikia strict, bet w nn llotil and lleret.inl.1 elrict. ou the Hotel grounds, nr.irl oppimltu l'.nliie Club build lug. Apply to JOHN S. JUilKKW, 1.11-tf Hotel atrett. Horse for Sale. M TOH NON-1 AYJIHNT OF board, wo will hell ou TUESDAY, October 29th, 18'J", nt l'ubho Auction, at tho Auction rooms ol James 1 Morgan, Honolulu. onoHiiyJIaio. CLUH STA1ILU COJIFANY. Honolulu, Septiuibtr'J7, 1S.9.- 11. 'Mm Turkeys SPECIALLY FATTENED Thanksgiving and Christmas. A largo flock, enough for over body, l'lacu orders early to lusuiu lurgeil birds. j 12 Reasons Why it's Best to Buy a Crescent 4 jx. Crescents are leaders 2. Crescents are guaranteed 3. Crescents arc strong nnd durable Crescents are perfect in every detail Crescents are light and easy running Crescent riders are proud of their wheels Crescent buyers get their money's worth Crescents are built by skilled work men Crescents are made by a responsible concern Crescents are high-grade and up-to-date Crescents are handsome in design and finish Crescert prices are right and suit the public Illustrated CiitnlnSuo I'ltlii: on .l;jijfi':t(imi. WESTERN WHEEL WORKS, fcJfcl 4-5-6. 8. 10 F UP' X2 K W CHICAGO. NEW YORK. HENRY DAVIS CO. ll'J-.'lui fl.Hackfeld Co, Solo Agents. frf j 4

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KVBKINO MUUiKTlN, OCTOHKJl 125, 1805. t r HANI 'O.M!l.lir. Tin- tlnwnlliii Hum! Mill iln nt Hip llcilrl Tiflilicht. Undor tlio loiidcrnliip of Pro foPKor Borger tlio Hawaiian bund will givo 11 conceit nt tlio Hnwnt iun liotol tli in ovoning, commen cing nt 7:30, with tlio following program: ruiT i Murcli -"Under tlio Double Kale" (new) Wmrnpr Oscrture "ili-morlcs of tlio Hull" l'licrncr llnltxl "Don t lie C'roM"(ncw) Zeller Mnreli "KI115 Collon"(nu) .Honmi Waltr "1 he ryroli'im" Zeller PUIT It. Jljdlej "On Ilrondwny" (iu-) llcyer Waltr "l'rillc of tue l'ucltlc" .Merger I'olka "Nutunu Vallpj" Horner itarrli "Our lllnumcr lilrls" A It t'uiili Hawaii l'onoi HiiuiiIIhii llurriuiire Compiiuy. Tiiih enterprising firm culls u t tuntion in its column tod.iy to tlio immense stock of lumps ro ceivi'd by tlio lust Austr.iliu itnd ivliir.li urn iiiiw nit vlmr I lln hb. Biirtmont comprises colored bull i l i la lumps of olugiint (ICStgn, protty liinno lumps, and olog.int liiingiug j niul tabic) lumps ill tl V.iriOty of .....1 l,,lBn.., ,l,.ui,.u n,.v JU HUH IIIUiMl'UlU V'(jS XIIJ.'V tnblcs, lump shades and Alaska refrigerators uro itlso culled at tontiuii t. A 1. 1, IV Tilt PACKPC tnliiuMo Illul lor I'm It ItiiUom In lluunll. Sitcrninonto Bco: A. "W. Upson, a gentleman who for yeiirs lins been ongngod in tlio fruit busi ness in thi" city, bits rctur iod from nn oxtonded visit to tlio Hast. In convois.ition with u Uoc lepoiti'i. ho siml: "I v sited tho fruit miction houses in Chict go, New York und Bnstn, nnd found tluro was n great do.il of poor fruit thrown upon those maikets, and some very fancy fruit. "In conversation with Mr. Diy. of Sgi.bel Diy of New York, be infoimed mo that J Laird of Loomis bad shipped Eist tho best penohos during the season that camo from California. He became so interested in Laird's fruit, nnd in tho manner in which it was -packed, that bo wrote the growoi n pciHotml lutter. H said to mo that he felt like taking his hat ofl to n GJalilomian who know how to rniso good fruit, nnd then had sense onoucb to pack it for the Eastern markot. Mr. Day said: 1 ino iruu growers in viiiiiiii mn will ever learn that there is nioro in packing fruit than raising it, then, nnd not till then, will thore Lo profit in tboir crop.' m .ett I Wis j to Sterilize Cnlloii. A physician describes a now process for sterilizing cotton, which is used at overy step in sur gory, in nil kiiulB of dressings, small or largo, in tho piirt'cnlar form culled nbsorbont cotton, which has boon deprived of its fatty matter. It take? tho place ofsponpes, owing to tlio facility with which it absorbs liquid-. Cotton used for such purposes must be antisoptic, that in to s.iy, impregnated with gennicde sub ttancis. or, better still, nseptic, tloriiived of pathogenic germs, which qnalitv can he obtained lv tho use of he.it. This degree of nseepticity ban, however, not boon satisfactory to two well-known nmists, M. I-eimpycs! an.l M. Uolino. who. for tho purpnso of obtaining complete ster.l at.on of a sunll amount of dressing, lec oinineiidol the following proof ss: A l'ttlo nbsorbont cotton is wr.p ptd round tho end of a piobo, dinned into alcohol sitnrutti! with bono acid, and then pamod through ii flume. Tho col.ol in bm nil g Binges tho cotton and Pteiili'S 't. wl0,r,,lR l),, borK" ncid on account of its well-known riror! r l"ovt',u lir' kll'T ft rom burning. Pivo heconds ar0 enflicient; when the ilamo fmir. colorless becomes green it should So nut out. Tho cotton ro.ii.iinn Shito and is perfectly dry; it ib So scarcely warm, and retains ft? absorbent piopeitiee. This rwg swell w rth know 11,2, us .r. h, h m nt usof. 1 I .tor o specialists and to surgeons in foneral. Ladies on tho ottior isiamis can npplyii'R JJ -rfjouia ombraco S opportuS. and got a single p,d at wbolosalo prices. Jlra. Judge rcU Dyspepsia Mrs. Judgo Pock Tolls How Sho Was Cured BufTereri from UysptpsU should read tlio fot toning latter from Mn. II. M. reck, wile o( judgo TecU, a Justice t Tracy, Cal., aud a writer connected with the Associated fruit "Dya deep jeiise of gratitude for the great benefit I hire received from the use of Hood's B irsapulllo, I have hoeu led to write Uie follow ing statement (or the benefit of sufferers who may b slmllirlv afflicted. For IS yearn I Ime been a great suurrer from dyspepsia and Honrt Trouble Almost everything I nte wonld distress me. I tried different treatments and medicines, but failed to realize relief. Two years ago a friend The first bottle 1 noticed helped me, so I con- tinued umng it. it iid mo so much good thit niT frlsnd spoke of the Improvement 1 hare received such great benefit from It that Gladly Rocommond It. I now havo nn excellent appetite and notlilngl caterer distresses me. ft also keeps up my iiruvaiieu upon me wi try jiuou'a Darsapanua. WW We jm flooas5Pi;ure flesh and strength. I cannot praise Hood's Harsaparllli too much." Mm. II. M. 1'ick, Tracy, CallfomU. (let UOODH. Hood'o Pills are ban made, and perfect lu proportion aud appearance, lac. a box. Hobron Drug Co., L'd, Solo Agents for tlio Itepiiblic of Iluwnii. PANTHEON SALOON, FOIIT AND I10TKL STS. Hcaflduartcrs EuterDrise Brewimr Co run Largest Consignment of Keer that over arrived hero, now on Drought J. DODI). l'rop'i Central JVIeat JVIarljet Lovo's lluilding, Nnnnun St. A 1'IHST CLASS Market in overy (wed. Orders delivered iirouiptlv to nil parti of he city. WESTDU00K& OAItCS I'ropriptori. fST Toltphoue 101, lSJO-tf. 1ST. F. BURGESS Repairs Garten Hose, Sprinklers. Water Taps. Etc, Etc. Saw Filing nnd nil kinds of Tools Sharp ened, including Curving Knives nnd Scis sors. Lmwii Mowers repaired mid for rent. Also, Settiug Glass in fnct nil kinds of Jobhing. Work called for and returned. Shop mill residence en Miller stud. King up Telephone 852. 1-tf as

MRS. AUG. DARROW. Wkua, Kichaiidiox k Co (lenllemen I wns very much run ni, I WAS l'l.Ul 1 CI'I.Y WUl.lCIII I), well as I could beforo 1 was taken siek. WMW c -C ,i undt find du ull the tiorkfur mhiiiuiIi nf Jhe vcrv much nle.ipcd with it Iain now takini; mv very much jile.iecd with it Iain now takinj; mv fifth hottlo, and would KIXOMMKXI) IT 10 ALL WHO AULSUiTLlflNG WITH 810MACH 1 ItOUIII.i: Oil NKHVOUS TltOUDLE. flip's IIUII1DINO lIUItNI'.I) ItKCUNTIA In MHniiJ', llliout 1 11x11 ram-i, luCiitmoncUrk I OHdOT to nnow ec.tulu imiHcIch im.Hiill an limtrtlcteil. "He wsilljcliiirgcil. "A ftw ilajn Inter, tlio owner cllc.l wltliout iiiHiiruuru on liis life, leaving n widow nnd thrco oiui(! children In Merty, tuoaiitio ho hail NlXiIa'CiT.l) to inmire. Ah iirocrast inution is moro cnlpnldo than foruelfiilurMi pcrlinjn tlio owner Is liaiii(! his )iunlsli- went NOW. "MOKAL I Consultation nnd ofneo trcnt uieut.freo. Sjicclnl attention glvcu to pro crastlnntors." IN1DIIK 0VU lllk IN The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. Bruce Cartwright, General Manager for tho Hawaiian Inlands (jli-lf HONOLULU Carriage Manufactory 128 130 FONT STHEET. Carriage Builder AND llKPAIIIKlt. Blaclrsmithing in All Its Branches. Onlora from tlio other Islands in Build- injr, Trimming, Painting, etc., etc., Promptly attended to. V. AV. WltKillT. Proprietor. (Saccesbor to G. West) C. 33. DWIGHT, Docs nil kinds of Work in Cement Stone Sidewalks Curbing Tin llfm nil llfmjl n Inrrrn cmt-ir1i. nf Chinese Granite Curb nud nlwnys keeps Hawaiian Curbing Stone. Estimates ghen nnd lowes4, prices assured. '1'elo nhouo S33. Building Lots! At WAIKIK1 on enr lino and on PA- LAMA KOAD near Fertilizing Plant. These Lots are Very! Cheap and Sold on Easy Terms. Desirable Aero Tracts near tho city nnd other Properties for sale. BKUCK, "WAKIXG CO., Dealers in Ixits nnd Lands, 1-tf 503 Fort Street, near King Telephone GOT. P. O. Box 321. Perfectly A PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND RESTORED MRS. DARROW TO HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. This is the Medicine That Makes People Well! ilowu, had no nniictilo nt all, was ven nervous, had no sleep niulitor dai to Mini it nil lint thanks to l'nino's Celnry Coliiiiound I When I comineneeil takiiii; the CoiniKiund I have recommended the Comiioiind to three families alreadv and thuv uiu CiLlEY CopifOd(lD IS FOR SALE BY THE H0LLI8TER DRUG Wholesale Agents for the Hawaiian Sans Souci Seaside Resort. Tho plcnBiintost, quietest, shadiest mid most perfectly un pointed soasido rosort on tho Islands. It is only four tnilos from tho heart of tho city and within easy reach of tho tramcars, which run every twonty minutes or oftonor. Elegantly furnished dotnohrd cottages or rooms aro obtainable on onsy terms. The tnblo is suporior to that of any of tho city hotels and all tho modern conveniences nro provided. Picnics und bathing parties can obtain extra accommodations by telt phoning in advance The bathing facilities of Sans Souoi aro suporior to those of any plncoon tho beach. 89-tf Jewelry Our Stock of Summer Goods is acknowledged by every body to bo tho finest on the Honolulu market, and con sists of everything Useful and Ornamental. Our prices aro moderate. Jewelry in special designs manufactur ed to order on short notice. JACOBSEN PFEIFFER. P. O. Box 287 Fort Street. EXPRESS Kino ami Xixamj Stiilito. Telephone X2Lr. T" Comment in unnectssny. WM. LARSEIST. IX, tf LaRSEN'S Wretched! Mo.stuosk, Va Sept. 2.", 1891 can nowe.it und -.letii) and work inat m I weiiilicd Kill imnds; now uehih 153 tours resiieeinuiv, MltS. AUG. DARROW. Go., Islands. THEO. H DAVIESS CO ILtXlLXTUD. 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., Elo. C. E. WILLIAMS SOI, Oldest Furniture and Under taking Establishment m Honolulu. Tf.l. 170. Beaver Saloon, II. J. NOLTE, Proprietor. The Best Lunch in Town Tea and Coffee AT ALL HOCUS. TIIE FINEST BRANDS OF Cigars and Tobacco ALWAYS ON IIAND. The Hawaiian Electric Company Has ft largo assortment of Chandeliers and Elec trical Goods Constantly on nnnd. Estimates given for house wir ing nnd Electrical plants. Marino Wiring a spooialty. THEO. HOFFMANN", 32-td Manager. P. 0. JONES. IE. A. JONES The Hawaiian SAFE DEPOSIT AND Investment Co. HAVE FOH SALE A Few Slinrea of Iain Sutrar Slock, Hawaiian Suur Co. Stock. lliuvaiian OoverniiH'iit and lHt 3Ior(;nKo Siwir IMantii- tion JSoikIh. tar For pnrtictiliirs npply to Tho Hnwniinn Snfo DopoBit Invcstmont Company, 40H Vort Ntrnot. Jlouolaln Gil Kino St. PLANTERS' SPECIAL! A Good Fertilizer To Suit the Times At $30 jor ton of 2000 lbs. Aiuilyieil an follows: 10 per cent. Phosphoric Acid, j bolublo nud iiMiilulile. 0 er cent, l'otahh (nclunl). 11 I'Cr cent Ainmonln. 10 per cent. Lhnc (Carbonate). ALSO FLORIDA PHOSPHATE, JIOXU MEAL, SULPHATE AND MURIATE OF POTASH, NITRATE OF SODA AND SULPHATE OF AMMONIA. DOUBLE SUPER PHOSPHATE, 10 per rent, to 4S per cent Milulilo m wilci, in ipiim Mies to buit. ANY SPECIAL 1'OltMULA MADE TO OHDElt ItY A F. COOKE, HAWAIIAN FKItTILIZIK' CO. HT-tf MILL ENGINE FOR SALE. Iloiizontal ''lido Vnlvo En giuo mndo by Ilonolulu Iron Works Co. in 1885. I3oro of Cylinder 13": Lenth of Stroko 40": Crank Shnft on loft of Cylinder: Hand lJovorsing Gonr. Dinmotor of Fly-whcol Lift.: Size of Engino Bed 3 feyt wide x 20ft. long. For further particulars iipi'ly to Theo. H. Davies Co., Ltd. 49 -tf. Jose Do Espirito Santo, GUITAR ig MAKER Taro-Patcli and Ukulele Guitars II a do of Hawaiian Woods. lUAUO.SAlILK rlllCEH. ISO Tort Sticit Opposite Club Snl)lcp. OLtf. cP.

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EVENING BULLETIN, OCTOBER 25. 180ii. 11 j at a sri:,nii:u i:itiur mim.n. Ilrmnrkiililn Vni of ('nlirriilH' (lintiiptini Oitrxmiiii. Ilonry Peterson, California's champion oarsman, who is now training for tlio international re gatta nt AiiBtin, Tox has aston isliod oveiybody in Unit Stain by nHnritwr to l'OU UL"lillnt tliu fastest ri steamer on tlio lake at Austin. I'cturHon hns oiproiod his willing ness to row the steamer tiny timo for ton miles. The ollbr mnilo bv tlio Fcullor grow out of tlio brush he iiiitl with n steamor tho other dny. Accord ing to one of tho Dallas papers Pttjrson easily b-nt tho steamer in a row of ten miles. It was tho Don Itur, and I'etoison kept ovon with it for a milo or ho, rowing thirty strokes to tho minute, lie thou increased liis stroke and when eight miles were covered ho was out of sight ot tlione on tho sto uiier, having loundud abend nhoud. "Rowing diiectly in midstream, tho sun outlining every motion of tho boat," says the conesponrtont,, "he presented n picturothat would dolight tho heart of anyone. His porformiinco yesterday has never been equaled on tho lnl;o." Potoisou is now rowing fifteen miles a day. lie intends to keep this up or increase it until ho is all roady with his race with Giu-duur. Willie Will 1)- III llvliU London. Exo., Sopt, 25. The examination of Oscar Wilde in bankruptcy proceedings was to have tukoii place today, and the convict playwright and author was brought from his prison to tho Bankruptcy Court in a cab. He was not eillod to the stand, however, his counsel having asked for an adjournment of the pro ceedings, which the court granted. In moving for adjournment coun sol stated that "Wildu's debts amounted to 3531. Toward tho liquidation of this sum his friends had subscribed C15U0. The ro-inuindt-r would b' raiulo up, so that 20 shillings in the pound be paid. Origin of the "JIiii-kcIIIuIiic." .Marseilles is as much uotod for tho woudoiful liymu to liberty, known as tho "Marseilhiiso Hymn," as it is for anything. T,iio story of tho origin of the song is one of gioat interest. On April 21, 1792, Dietrich, Mayor of Stras buig, remarked at a banquet that it was very n,id jthnt tho national war songs of Franco could not bo Bung by the proaont defenders be cause they all treated of loyalty to tho King and not to tho nation. Among tho guests was a young captuiu of enginoors, ltougot be Lislo, who hud couipo&od a suc cessful hymn, "A La Liberie,'' and Diotrich appealed to him to compoio u suitable song. Tho young man was struck by tho suggestion and, during the night, was inspired with both words and air, and on tho following day sang to Dietrich's guests tho famous song which was to bo tho war song of tho Fionch Republic. Mine. Diotrich ariangod tho uir for the orchostru; it at unco bo camo popular; tho air was a taking ono, it spread ovor tho south of Franco aud attraotod the patriots of Marseilles, and was sung and immortalized by tho 513 Marseil les patriots who marched across the o uuitiy to Paris in 1792 to nssist in tlio ovoi throw of tho French monuiehy. Cleveland l'laimlealer. Tho Gorman Government has oidered tho Amorie.ui life insur ance companies doing business in that country to close up thoir business by November 1. T. o same microbo that caused the prohibition against Amorican beof has doubtless boon discover ed in American lifo insurance companies. S F. Hulletin. Mechanics' Homo, corntr Hotel and Nuuanu streets, lodging by day, woek or month. Tonus: 25 and 50 conts por night $1, and SI. 25 por week. Did Viiiitier lliluK Tliatynii ituinot be will unltti jou 1cm o piire.'rioli blood If you arc weak, llrtil, Ian l-iiIiI ami all run duvMi.lt U became jour blood 1 Impou-rUlieil ami lack Wlulll). Tluto trouble may uu iivwioine h) Hood HarnnurllUi buuuu Hood' Surnaparillu iuukt.it pure, rich bluoil. It 1, In truth, Hiu grenl blood purltlrr. Uooii'h 1'il.l.ft euru lhcr 111, rick licudacbe, constipation, blUuuniiBi, Jauudlei', tick hvnd ache, liidlKiMlun. lll-tl fiirtil A morbid nppotllo for strong drink (alenhnl) by drinking our niihl, rofioshinySuiittlo Rror. On draught ut Criterion. City Uarriago Co... I. S. And rado, malinger. If you want a hack with good hoiso and o.uo ful driver ring up i'elophono 113, corner of Fort and Merclimit stieet.-". Hack at all houis. Bicyclers are likely to got cut, scraped, sprainod, bruised, or some way hurt. No matter which, an application of Bedding's llussia Salvo will tako away tho smart and pain, and euro the troublo in n hurry. Thousands of whoolmon never go on tho road without it. "Why should you 25 conts buys it of any drug gist. Jlmidy box for your "pockot." Llollister Drug Co., Agts. Tin: Bi:st TiiFATMiiST ion Cuo i.kiiv AVhon promptly and pro perly tio.itoil a roeovery is nlinost cortaii). This was fully demon strated during the provalonco of Oholora in Now York in 18(!fj. Go to hod as soon as the first symptoms appo.ir, remain as quiot as poBiblo, and take Chainbor Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy in double doso until the pain ce.isos, and then after oaoh operation of tho bowels moro thnn natural. Sond for a physician, but tako this romody in this way until he arrives. The romody should be kept at hand roidy for instant uso. It should bo tukon within five minutes after tho fast symptoms appear. Cham berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoji Hoinedy is the most sucotss ful medieine that has yet been produced, not only for tho milder forms of bowel complaint, but for tlio most viiulput forms of Asiatic Cholera. For sale bv BENSON, SMITH CO. 111-lm ViSjS v I( t- Z. ttV7 I( w r 3 PA-I A s V, y oi? 3Mr y (fa w r;i" ka w f f Iff I IS If il w I ml K tssssA y2. ?5"s m (ftssis Bans W mm cfcl Ifs, iS m 3 Pi s1! I ft F O a ffl in i if) E. B. THOMAS, CONT1UOTOR AHI) BUILPKR JffKslinintcs gn-ou on all kinds of Stone, litiak and "Wii' il work. King slroot. -IT-1 f H. HACKELD CO. Havo jii9l rocoivod a new Supply of tho Celebrated "Danish Beer" Of the following Ilrauds "Gold Label," "Mimic" and "Export." Also, Just to hand a large consignment of Genuine Bavarian Hops! FRESH PROVISIONS. FAMILY BEEF BY THE POUND, FAMILY POHK BY THE POUND, NEW POTATOES AND NEW ONIONS, HORSE KADISH IN BOTTLES BLOCK BUTTER, INDIAN CHUTNEY. GONSALVES CO, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS. 225 Quoin strool, llo'iolulu, II. I. 47-tl KUSTACE CO. DKALKHS IN WOOD AND COAL. Also AVhito and Black Sand nt tlio very lowest market rates. Tolphono No. -11-1. "7 tf Disinfectine Is the best thing PURIFY YOUR to Clias. Hustace Lincoln Block, King stroi-t. Tolophono 119 J. S. WALKER, Qeel A,QEtT Fof THE HwA.nA.N Islands ROYAL 1NSURANCK COMPANY, LIVERPOOL, ALLIANCE ASSURAXCK COMPANY OF LONDON', ALLANCK MARINE GEN. ASSURANCE CO. OF LONDON SUN INSURANCE COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO. WILIIELMA OK MAGDKIIUltG GENERAL INSI'RANCE CO, NORTHWESTERN M. LIFE INS. CO.. MILWAUKEE, SUN LIFE INS. CO. OF CANADA, LIFE, FIRE and MARINE RISKS, TAKEN at REASONABLE RATES. Rooms 12 SPRECKELS BLOCIv Honolulu, H. I. TO ALL WHO IJSJi: J.IIVTi Tlio uni1ersi;noil. Ij. C.'Alilfs nml II. I'. Walton, iirokuail Iroia Clmrlun .1. S'ngcr tho Inventor of l'ccrli'ss 1'rcsrrt Iiir I'aiiil, tlio exclusive right to uiiumfnctnro, uso ami hull tho l'mu i-.ss I'kmmivimi 1'mnt in tho Hnwaiiun IbIiiucIs. Pntont for Poorlo.s Preaurviim Paint. On tho 20th day of September, 1S!I.", thu Iti-puliliu of Hawaii (-rnnlod to Ti. C. Ahles nnd II. 1'. Witllou, a imti-nt No. HO, grintini; thuiu tho ocliisio ri(-ht to muko, uso nml voad I'MiUhHS I'liMMiMMi Taint throihuut tho Ilawaiiiin Islands. Tnido Murk for Peorloss Proorvinu Paint. Tlio Itopuhho of Hawaii lias iilso Kruntod to L. 0. Ahles nnd II. P. Walton tho oxclii sivo uso of thu words Pi hiikss Phmmimh Punt hs n trado mirk tluoiighout tho lto iiuhlio of Hawaii for tho term of "0 eurs. Imitntion, Certain parties ia Snu Francisco havo reeontly been Houdinj! to Honolulu under tho namo of Pmiii.khs Piimi hi imi Pmst rtspurioiis article not only inferior to tho goimiuu paint, but ono which is positively injurious to nuy metal to which it may ho applied. neivvfiro or rriiucl. Wo liereby Mrii all jw-nions against beiii(; defrauded into unini; any but tho (jemilno ri.EULK.ss Pni.sK'o imi I'mst, which can bo ohtaiiied only of Ahles and Walton. Wnniinu Avimnst 1nrrinuUItie,l Wo alsoheroby Mum all iktsoiis iinaiust ljujinj,', selling or usiii(- any articlo under tho namo of Peerless Pre-onlnif Paint, except that sold by us, as suciriiujnip, selling or using will lw a direct infringement of our patent aud trnifv marlc, nnd a iolation of our rights, subjecting tho persons buying, selling or using such paint to u'clauu for damages by us in accordance with tho Hawauait Law. L. C. ABLES. II. P. WALTON. Honolulu, Oct. 1, 180.".. TKI.KI'IIO.NK Wl 1-. O. IIOX 145 H. E. McINTYRE BRO., iMi'oitTKits and I)i:ali:us IN Groceries, Provisions and Feed. New Hoods ltccched bj l'.cry Pachct from tho Ijistem States and Europe. FRESH CALIFORNIA PRODUCE BY EVERY STEAMER. All Orders faithfully attonded to and floods Dellterecl to any Part of the City PltliK, Islam. Uuuum Bulii-itmi, Satisi ctio Quaiiamlmi HV-T COIISEU 'JUT AND KINO bTltLXIS. PR"E3MIS2SS. I'or Sale )iil ,j n,r HOLLISTER DRUG CO- rivi:: lort Street. PORTIERES 'msssssnh ncretoforoinllonoluui.,oi.leliave paid exorbitant juices for Portiere, of an INl'lltlOU (IMI IIT. but we 1B to tiiefTti 1U "iU t'",il,,,y '""'ecoHsary in ly buying an extra large Assortment we w.ro givon the Iwiiclit of a big reduction and Intend to gie tho Honolulu public tho Advautago of our judieiotiH firesight in buyim; a largo Assortment at tlio proper time b NOT THE SIZE, QUALITY, AND PRICE OF THE BELOW MENTIONED I'ORTJEUES SIZE 10 FEET 6 INCHES LONG, 4 FEET 2 INCHES WIDE lleautiful dosignsheny fringont top nnd liottoui. ami tho prh ur nnges from $5.(KI to $13 :,0 tho pair. Table Covers Ofthosiimu material ns tho PORTIERES with beautiful Contor Floral DesifnH. iV fuio boardor aionnil each pioco ho.ivily fring wl; all sizos fiom u small stand to a largo extension table, price Si. 0 to fS.ol). ORDWAY PORTER, HOTEL ST., ROBINSON BLO i New Goods! New Goods! Now Goods! BY EACH STEAMER FROM THE COAST All Delicacies in Our Line. A complete- linoofetiplo ant anoy groceries, as low as tho lowest. Island orders solicited. LEWIS CO., Tolophono No. 210. P. O. Box 297 HOPP CO., X No 7-1 KIiir Street, Bedroom Sots Side Boards .Diumg Tables Upholstered Goods IaUro.ssos XiounjyQa Chairs in Varioty. Honolulu, II, i.

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t 'T'V 1 .fr'T KVKN1NCI JiULLETLN. OCTOblilt 25, 1SH5. Tj1 r r" fir W' Ra. fl.-. i m ALONG THE WATERFRONT. AititiVAi, ov tiii: sii:.nn:its nv.tUM ki.ai nut and KAAI.A, llrpnrturr of llio W. 13. Hall mill Kl- Ihiich lion Other linn !lean- etl Almmalinrr Todn). l.Iner AiutrnlU out tomorrow nftcrnnon. The ftteatner Mlco brought IKHI Iwipi nf Knpan rice In till mornlni; oml 13 piKcngcr The AMergrote witli cencriil inert hinillff for l)ntlc tc Co, l l!! tlajt nut (rum I.Iut lool. The Menmcr W (J Hall left for Ktina and Kim with a full lmtl ami every nnilnMe pan ciij;cr loom llllctl this innriiliie;. The ttamcr Kaala brought 18115 bigs nf WftlMiiaMipir nlilch It bill)? nnlondeil Into the bark It 1' ltlthet. The bark Andrew Welih failed for S.tn Prnnrlacn till innriiltm with TSfl ton of aunr and one pnnncnger. Another piem;cr vat hooked but wni eompclkd to stop tner. The proWtlonal comtliii: lifeline of tlicbark V 1) Hrjant ha been returned to the runtnni olllcc and cancclleil 'Hie Mtaincr lualanl arrived thin mnrnlni; from Ilnnnltl with ltf-0 nicks of p.nlth anil lTi aeii;eri. She will jjo bark mrly next week, l'lenty of rain li reported on wind ward Oahti. The rtc.iincr Keauhou eame In empty from Uanainniilu this morning and lift for I.ah Ina this afternoon, The steamer I.ll.ellke with one passemrer ami a big frleght left jetterdaj nfternoou for l'apalkou and wa port. The sehooner Laura l'ike Is at Hannmaulu, having llnlshtd dlitliarglng her eargo of general mcrthnntUsc from the Coast for Ma kautll and other Knual plantation. She will leave In it day or two In ballast for Eure ka for a load of lumber. The b.trk Allien Iksile has sailed from San Fiinielrtii for l'orl Wakelej to load lumber for Honolulu Captain l'otter av he ex ptcts to make the smartest run of the season, as his vessel I in tine order and ready to sail n raee for a cup. Captain 1'ottt r 1 paj lug the full rate of wages The Ilrltlih bark Cuplea, from Oregon, had n startling expirlenee whllo on the wav to tJuiiiiMoMii, wliem she has just arrived. Two great fpars, hihed upon (leeks, got loose In a storm and pluttil hatoe on her tleeks The tlttlngs, the bulwarks and the tleekhouts wire ihunaged, and the men hnd to stek refuge In the rigging until the spars taught and held Skipper Krlekon of the wave-defying sthonmr Kit Inn limn Kuieka unfolds it tale of startling wilitliifss. Coining down the roas he was bouultd one dark night bj n Isitnnt fioni the watery realms of the sca ttrptut. It hnd n body, to he s.t), itbuiit four luthts long, six legs, two arms, nine lingers on tilth hand, and hud unit one eye. The night was dark and a few pallid slurs ptve out a ghostly light just the sort of time for marine spunks and old spirits to be abroad. Hold Skipper Kilcktnn of the wave defying schooner Khhm caught the creature and preserved It In alcohol for the savanti of Motkholm to ponder over. AltltlVALS. Sttnr Wnltr.inalo, Calway, from Koolau Stmr Ktauliou, Thompson, from Kainil. Sti;:r Jsjiiei Makec from Kauai. mr Iwabul, Freeman, from Kuuai, lIH'AUTI ltl'h. Stmr W (J Hall, Simerson, lor Muni and Hawaii, Friday, Oct B5 ut 10 am. Stmr Kllauet llou, Wilr, tor Ookalaand vtay ports. Bk Andrew Welch, Diew, for San Frauds CO. Stmr Ktauhou for I.ahalna. r-Asui:xni:its Aitiiivui). l'erstmr Iwnlanl, Iroui Kuual Consul C Von Dotkcni, S C llertltmiinn Misses lit itle innnn, Mrs Stlllinsn, A Sinjtbe, Musteis Her tlemanu (4), Ml II Kawlaiul, N llulbiirt, Mhs Mitnmurii, V Mitamurn. l'cr stmr Makec, fiom Kauai- Mr and Mrs Win Enssle, John T Hiown nuil ID ihck. l'erstmr Kllauea Hon, fiom Kauai Mrs II Isenherg and deck. I'ASSKNOHtS UraAItTLD 1'erbk Andrew Wtleb, forfean Irjnclfco MU Helen llarttls. l'tr stmr Uktlike, for Hawaii Mrs J reen. l'er It M s Alimeda, for the Colonies -W O Smith, (i N N ileox, Mrs J Dean. Mi and Mrs Mills, Iheo l'arrcr. wile and child. I'er stmr V (i Hall, for llawnll and Muni C M Waltnn, Mrs It 1' Hose, Misses Jlo.e 8 Nowleln, Miss llurgtss, M .1 Mentt, A II l.oebeliittln, J Flood, Miss Kahellllo and I) ehlidren, Miss Willis, Helen Ilillu, .1 1' Mor gun, Geo Clark, I)r Wliltney and wife, AhYo, I Kauhane, t lVtlio Akonu, Adiln, Master Akaua, Anno, T Akiona, Ah S.un and wife, Ceo Kaulkau mid wile, Ham l.uek and daugh ter, (ieo Kodlek, Col .1 Xorrls mid 10.") dctk i'iiojr.cTi:i) Dnr.MiTuiirs. OSS Auslrallu, Houdlette, for San Fran clsto, Sntuida), Oct 'JO, ut I pin. Am bk Antlien Welch, Drew, for fanu Flautist o, 'Ihursduj, Oil St at noon. KXl'OUTH K bk Andrew Wiltli WU bags sugar Selmefer it Co, tBi'J bags sugar Castle Cooke, lSIll llrew er .V Co. Total ISMKI bags sugar, n,7S,8l7 pounds, viilue:!!,.'!!!. IMI'OIt'lH. stmr Kailu WO lmg Wnlaluaaugar lo Castle Cooke. V.x stmr Iwuhiul tOJ'Jsks paddy, 18S ski rlcu, Via pku hhles. V.x stmr Makes I1UU hassof Kpa n.e, iikg tunurles OAHU RAILWAYS LAND CO. rriiin Tablf l'ltOM AND AFTIM CUT. 2It, I8M. a a o o f s ft A n -T- 'n 7. 'i "J ,r ZZ t a wp sshq ?s,t2 fia A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. I.v. Honolulu... (1:10 11:10 :r o 10 lVnrl Citv.. 7:10 11058 2:2S SiM Kwu Mill." .8:11) 111:111 'J:ltl ll:U Ar. Wnlmiao.... 10:." 3:'J4 (J:4!l a o S ft ti u2 5 o o i." -f. 5 t S SQ WUQ P-O ?S to A.M. A.M. P.M. l'.M Lt. Wnianne.... 0:41 1:.TJ 3:41 F.w Mill. ...7:10 U:I0 2.07 4S21.' "IVnrlCity .--.ft) I:IS 2:.'IS 4:,-3 Ar. Honolulu .8:2:1 10:110 3:11 fu'.'O On Suiuliys tinin will lenvo Wninnne at .'1:17 p. in. instcfid of 1:32 p. m. nrriting in Honolulu at p. in, Freight Trains will carry Passenger itc rommodatfonH. (1. P. Dknixon, 1'. C. Smith, Supcrintciitltut (Jen. l'uss. A- Tkt. Agt. 130-1 in Wilte Steamship Co's TIME TABLE. C. L. WKHIT, l'res. S. 11. ItOSK, See. dipt. J. A. KING, 1'ortSupt. Stmr. KINAU, CLARKE, Commander, Will lcuve Honolulu nt 2 p. M., touching nt Laliamn, Mnulnen liny niul Mikeim the hiiiiio ilay; Mnliukonn, Knwniliuo ami Lau pahoelioe tlio following day, nrriviug nt llilo tlio same evening. LEAVES 1I0NO1.UIU. AltRtVEH HONOLULU, Tuesday Oct. 2a Friday Nov. 8 Tuesday Nov. 19 Friday Nov.'.!!) Tuesday Dec, 10 Friday Dec. 20 Tuesday Oct. 1G Friday Oct. 25 TiiPBtfay ....Nov. 5 Frldny Nov. 10 TuesaHy....Nov. 2o Friday Dee. 0 Tuevlay )-c. 17 Friday.... .Dec. 27 ltcturuing, will leave llilo at 1 o'clock P. M., touching at Ijiiupahoelioe, Malm Itonii ami Kawaihne hiiu.o tiny; -Makenn, M'inlnca ll,iy and I.nliainu tlio following day; arriving nt Honolulu the afternoons of luomlay ami 1'riduyn. No Ficight will bo lcceivetl after 12 noon on tiny of hailing. Stmr. CLAUDISE, CAMERON, Commander, Will leavo Honolulu Tuosday at 5 p. m touching at Kulmlui, llnnn, Ilnnioa nnil Kipalmlu, Maui, ltcturuing arrives at Honolulu Sunday mornings. Will cull at Nitu, Kuupo, on second trip of each month. No Freight will he received nfter p. m on ttny of sailing. TIiIh Company will leserves tlio riglit to in iko changes in tlio time of departure nnil arrival of its steamers without notico nnil it will not bo responsible for itny conse quences niitiug then from. Consignees must lo at tlio Lnndiugs to rccalvo their Freight; this Company will not hold itself rt-sponsiblo for freight nftor it has been landed. Live Stock only at owner's risk. This Compnnj will not bo resjionsililo for Mutiny or Valuables of passengers unless placid in the caro of Pursers. Passengers aro reijnebtoil to pnrcliaso tickets before oiulurkiug. Tho,o failing to do mi will be subject to an additional charge of twcuty-liro per cent. LOCAL LINE S. S. AUSTRALIA. Arrive Honolulu Lenvo Honolulu from S. F. for S. F. Oct. 21 Oct.27 Nov. 1C Nov. 20 THROUGH LINE From Hnn Frnucisco Fiom Syilnoy for for Sydney. Sun Fnmcisco. .lrriie Honolulu. Lone Honolulu. Alameda ..Oct. 21 I Mariposa. Oct. 17 ASK YOU It GJtOCJSJl' Foil I'ATKNT RXOKLLENT FlOUII. IliglifHt gni'lo Flour on Hie markot. CoHt tlio hiiiiio nn nil oilier llmt-clruia t'nulitj. 6-ara Oceanic Steamsliip Co. Canadian-Australian Steamship Line Utt'iiintTs of tlio iiIhivo Lino running in connection with tlio CANADIAN PACIFIC KAIL WAY Hetwecii Vancouver, U. 0., nnil Hytlney, N. 8. W., ami calling at Victoria, 11. 0., Ilouolulu and Suva (Fiji), -KE IDTJE jST KCOnSTOLTJ-nLiTT On or about tlio dates below atated, viz.: I'roin Sydney unit Stun, for Vlrtnrln nnil Vnnrtiiitvr. It. C'.i S.S. WAK1U.MCO" NovemWr 2 S.S. "MIOWKHA" Decembei Through Tickets Issued tVtini IIiiiiolulii to Ciiiiiulu, Unltfil Status nnil Hiiroiu'. P11K10IIT ASI) PAKSENOKll AOKSTS! U. MoNicor.i,, Montreal, Cnuiidn. ltonEUT Kkiiii, Winnipeg, Cmindn. M. M. Stkiix. San Frnnciseo, Old. Q. MoL. Bnow.v, Vancouver, 11. 0. Oceanic Steamsliip M'dk Mail Steamship k Australian Mail Service. For San Francisco: The Now and Fine Al Steel Stenmship "Mariposa" Of the Oeeauio Steamship Compnny will bo duo nt Honolulu from Sydney nnd Auckland on or nbout October 27th, And will lenvo for tho nbovo port with Mails mid l'imseiigers on or uliout that date. For Sydney and Auckland: Tho Xew and Fino Al Steel Stenmship "Alameda" Of tho Oeeauio Steamship Company will be due at Honolulu from Sun Francisco on or about October 24, And will havo prompt despatch with Mails nnd Paw-engors for tho nlxivo ports. The undersigned nro now prepared to issue. Tlnoiit,'li Tickets (o All I'oiuts in tlio United Slates. Cp'For further particulars regarding Freight or Passage apply to WM. G. IRWIN CO., L'd, l-tf General Agents. EbTABUSHED IN 1858. BISHOP COMPANY, -I iianki:kh, t Honolulu, Hawaiian Irlnnds. Transact a general Banking and lx clinno lliisiness. Loans niiido on approved security. Bills diooounted, Coimutiriiil creditsgrnnted. Uepotits rcceivod on cur rent nceount subject to check. Letters nf credit insued on tho piiueipiil cities of tho world. Agents of Tho Liverpool, Loudon uud Globe Insurance Company. (.V4iu Short Talks. TO HAVi: BOUUOWKD say sa.ooo, I from tho 1'. B. .V' L, Association, at their lust meeting, would have cost jou S.'I7.i50 per month, for say, 10 years, a total of $4,000- ,'1,000 wlienyoitr mortgage would Ik) cancelled, ?4,r0OSl.r)00iuteiVht in 10 years, or SIM interest in 1 year, $1.105 pctceut on $:t,000. onu. Hours: ft fc 1 Chamber ol Commerce Booms, A. V. GEAU, 79-tf Secretary. WRIGHT BROS FOltT STliEHT, noxl to Lucns' Mill Ships' Blacksmithintj. Carriage Building and Repairing Drays, Carts and Wagon Building WINDLASSES For PULLING UP Trees A SPECIALTY ROBERT GRIEVE. Book and Job Printer Moro'-Mint Slroot, Honolulu. II. I Over Iliiwniiun Nowh Company's Book Storo. my 13. SM-- From Vlctorln nnil VnnroiiTrr, II. C,, to Htlvn nn.l Hy.lnev: 8.S. "WAUI.MOO" November 2t S.8. "MIOWLHA" December 24 I3y For Freight nnil Fassngo nnd nil General Information, apply to THEO. H. DAVIES CO., L'd Agcuta for tlio Hawaiian Islands. -AND THE Occiflental Oriental Steamsliip Co. For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG Steamers of tho nbovo Companies will cnll nt Honolulu on their way to the alxivo ports ou or nbout tho following dates: Stmr China Oct. 29, 1805 Stmr Coptic Nov. 28, 181)5 Stmr City of Peking Dec. 28, 1693 For SAN FRANCISCO: Steamers of tho nbovo Companies will call nt Honolulu on their way from Hongkong mid Yokohama to tho nbove port on or nbout tho following dales: Stmr Coptic Nov. 0, 1S9." Stmr City of Peking Dec. (5, 1S95 Slmr Coptic ..Inn. 15, 1K90 Stmr Chum Feb. 2i, 181H1 Rstes of Passage are as follows: TO TOKO- TO IIONU 11 MA. KONO. Cabin 8150.00 8175.00 Cabin, round trip, 1 months 225.00 202.50 Cabin, ltmnd trip, 12 monllis 2G2.50 310.25 Kurope.il! Steerage. 85.00 100.00 GSyl'in-fceiigers pnying full faro will bo allowed 10 Percent off letnm faro if ro- iiirning witiiin iweno montlis. C3'"For Freight nnd Fnssngo apply to H. HACKFELD CO., i-tf Agents. GoBsoriatei Sola Water Co., LI Corner Allen Fort Sts., Honolulu. HOLLISTER CO., Agents. J J Sl'I.LIVAN, I'rekldcnt J. IIUCKt.KY, bee'v. Faioii State (10,11 Honolulu, II. I. Sdlmvan .t Bucklkv, Jlan'g'rs. FINEST EQUIPPED CARRIAGES in tho City, with Competent nnd Care ful Drivers. Stand at the Pantheon Stables, Comer of Fort nnd Hotel Streets. TeiiKruoKK: Hnw'n Hotel Stables, 32. Fnntheon Stables, 8i tf Fashion Stables, 148. 11. 81 ZECiriEr Street. G. J. WALLIUt MANAOEIt. WIIOLKSALE AND HETAIL BUTCHERS AND Waw Contractors. LET YOUR INTEREST DE SUFFICIENTLY AROUSED TO SEND O CTB 8TAMPS ANY KIND Oft A COPY OF OUR ILLUSTRAT ED CATALOGUE (IW l'iiie) OF 3ENERAL FAMILY SUPPLIES. AND DUY YOUR QOOU8 AT SAN FRAN CISCO PRICES. SmitliH CivhIi Store. 414 A 41 H 1'riMitM., SAN PRANCISCO. CAL. D. J. CASHMAN. BAIL AND TENT MAKElt. Awning u cjiicoinlty. Over Ciili forma Food Coinimny'n Htoru. 30-K. CLEARANCE SALE Boys' SilMjrt VTaists- EXTRA LINE OF BOY'S PANTS 'Tl-ru.rsclay Friday Saturday October 4L-tb, 25th and 26th. Don't Forget the dates. A CLOSE FINISH WKCK SMOKING Io IS"ot This is (iu especial brnnd imported only by us. It is positively the best Cignr in tho city for tlio monoy. NEW gQOD r- AT THE:-, City Furniture Store, (Comer of Fort anil llcrtluiila btrtetn i Just recoivf.l Ivx. JJk. Albert nn l'JG tf 01' BOYS CLOTHING AND At this Sale ovory imoco of Boy's and Children Clothing, will be sold at greatly reduced priees, and remember you can not buy these goods before Thursday Oct "4th nnd you positively can not get them after Saturday, Oct. 2G. COME EARLY I Yours for business onlv. TEMPLE OF FASHION, atOTi'ouT stiii:i:t Is always exciting, but more so than usual when the Horses arc rigged out in fine Harness. The kind of harness we mean is Manufactured at the corner of Fort and King streets, either single or in double sets. Fine Mexican Saddles. Repairing of every description. Lowest of prices for cash. Alex. Chisliolm. Successor to C. Hammer. Forjj et tlio "Mexican Gfgar3 Imported and for sale by Hollister Co., COlttJEB FOIJT AND MEIlCllAIST STS jfepi iirsoitnii'iit 1 1 E"mi H.H. WILLIAMS, (Mmugor). Uiitlortukor unci IJinbiilinor. a f fct.1.