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rUHI.ISHKDKVKrtY AFT12UNOON

ZIXCKFT SUNDAY,

(Hi Sarah I.GrifFirx. fjjj)Only a Scar Remains

8crofula Cufed Blood Purlflod byHood's Sarsaparllla.

"0. 1. Hood & Cfl., Lowell, Mas. !

"It Is with pleasure that I semi a testimonialconcerning whatllooiTa Sarsaparllla has donefor my daughter. It Is a wonderful medietasand I cannot recommend It too' highly. Sarah,who Is fourteen years old, has heen

Afflicted With ScrofulaTtr rtneo she was one year old. For flvo yeari

she has had a running sore on one aide of herface. Wo tried CAcry temedy recommended, butnothing did her uny good until we commencedusing llood'a Barsanarllla. Slymarrlcd daughteradvised me to use llood'a Sarsaparllla because

HoodVCiiresIt had cured her of dyspepsia. She had becatroubled w 1th that complaint since childhood,and sluco her euro she Ims never been without abottle of Hood's gariaparlllu In the house. Wecommenced giving It to H irah about one yearago, and It lus conquered tho running sore,

Only a Scar Remainingas a traeo of the dreadful disease. 1'revlous totaking the medicine her eyesight was affectedbut now she can see perfectly. In connectionwith Hood's f.arsap'irllu wo h.ive used Hood'JVegetable rills, and find them tho best." Mna.Mahia (ilin-i'i.v- , Xenla, Illinois.

Hood's Pills cure nausea, sick headache,ladlgestlon. biliousness. Sold by all druggists.

lloliron Drug CompanyWliolesnlo AtronlR.

BISHOP & CO.,Established in 1858.

BACKERS.Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.

DRAW EXCHANGE ON"

THE BANK OF CAUF0RN1A, SAH FRAN

AND TilEIH AGENTS IN

New York, Chicago, Boston, Paris,MESSRS, N, M, R0THCH1LD & SONS, LONDON

FKANKF0KT-0N-THE-31AI-

The Commercial Backing Co. of Sydney,N. S. V.

The Bank of Now Zealand. Auckland, andits branches in Christchurch, Dunodinand Wellington.

The Bank of Uritlrh Columbia, Victoria, andits brnncuos, Vancouver, Nnnatmo, West-minister, II. C. , and Portland, Oregon,

The Acores anil Madeira Islands.Stockholm, Hweden.The Chartered Hank of India. Australia and

China, . . ,. ,.The Hongkong and Shanghai, China; and

Yokohama, Hiogo and Nagasaki, Japan.And transact a General Banking Business.

footlo JP. rnnlro I frl

LIFE AND FIRE

Insurance Agents.

AOENTS FOR

JVEir ENailAND MUTUAL

Life Insurance Co.OF BOSTON. .

JETNA

FIRE

INSURANCE CO.

OP HARTFORD, CONN

ATLASASSURANCE COMPANY,

FOUNDED 1808,Capital, - - $6,000,000Assets, - - $9,000,000

navinii been appointed Agents of tho aboveCompany we are now ready to ettoct Insur-ance at the lowest rale ot premium,

u. w. ycmuuT & PONS.

SHIP OWNERS, ATTENTION!

A better opportunity is now offeredto secure tho most favorable terms forDeep Sea Risks limn has ever beencurrent. For particulars apply at once,

JOHN II, l'ATY,Resident Agent

Fireman's Fund Ins. Co.

4 CO,, LTD

QUCCU St., HODOMD, H. I,,

AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Agricultural Co., OnomenSugar Co., Hunomu Sugar Co., Wnl-tuk- u

Sugar Co., Walbeo .Sugar Co.,Makee Sugar Co., Unleakalu RucchCo., Kapajtala Ranch.

Planters' Lino San Francisco Packets,Clioa. Ilrower & Co.'s Line of Boston

Packets.Agents Hoston Hoard of Underwriters.Agents Plilladelphla Board of Under-

writers,Lwt of Officers :

P. O. Jonks PresidentQ so. II. Rouertson ManagerE. Y, Hisiiop..,. ..Treas. and Secy.Col. V. P. Ali.kn AuditorC. M. CookeII. Watehiiodbe.; . ....Directors .A. W. OAUTEll,,.. )

2T9-i-y

CPCC K complete unu.ed U. S. COIUMSIAN

H Wis set, valued at $3, Full jurtlcularsfor it uny. B. K..UAM1W, box Ml, Ban Fran- -

i ..CallfornU.

DAXCING IS THEIlt SIN.

CIUUICII MEM II Kits WHO ATIEMIDIIA MII.ITAIIY HOI'.

Are Threatened with Expulsion Elhlrif the Minister of n Cullfcirnlu

Toxmi.

San Bkunaudino, April 16. So-

ciety in this city is very muckwrought up QVer the action of thecongregation of the First--" HaptistChurch in working to expel twoyoung members for having attend-ed a dancing party given at thaArmory a lew weeks ago. Thesituation is still further complicatedby a combination which has beenmade by the ministers of the. city,all of whom, with, otic, exception,have agreed that any member ex-

pelled from other churches cannotbe admitted into their own withoutfirst making humble acknowledgment of their fault. In fact theministers have established a boy-cott of their own.

Not long since a number of themost prominent ladies in the citygave a cottillion at the Armory inhonor of Company 12, Ninth Regi-ment, N. G. C. The party waslargely attended and was one of themost brilliant social events in thehistory of the city, but two mem-bers of the Baptist Church havebeen called upon to explain theirconduct in attending, the rigidityof church discipline seeming to havebeen violated when members of theorganization lent their presence onthat occasion. It. C. King is amember of Company K, and ofcourse was present at the partygiven in honor of the organization.He is a member of the BaptistChurch, as is also Miss PearlBarnes, who had accepted an invi-tation and attended the cotillion.

Hand Concert.

The Government band tinder theleadership of Prof. Berger will givea concert at Humid Square thisafternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Hollowingis the program to be rendered:1 Overture "IVter Scbmoll".. .Weber2 March "The Mystic Shrine". ..Hoista Gavotte "Rhine Sounds". ...Lalannt "Reminiscences of Verdi'. ,. .Godfrey:5 Waltz "Blue Danube".. Str.iusafl March "A Jolly Student".Fahrbuch

"Hawaii l'onoi.

M. E. 0. SUHMANN,PliYfelCIAN.

rpin

Office and residence, 137 Fort street.......... Tf ! plin.10 No. 181.OFFICE nnflrtS: 8 a. ni. to 11 a. m., 2 p. m.

to 4 p. m.; 7 p. m. to s p. m.Sunuayi 9 a. in. toll a. i". and 7 p. m. o8

p. tn.

II B. BllENHAM.ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Will practice in all the Courts of theHawaiian Islands.

Office: 318 Fort street, Honolulu.

J. M. MONSARRAT.

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY

PUBLIC.

Cartwrfght Block, Merchant 8t, Honolulu.

E. M. NAKUINA,Commissioner of Private Ways and

Water Rights.

Agent to Grant Marriage Licenses.

Mutual Telephone '25.

WILLIAM WAGENER,CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,

Second Floor HonoluluPlaning Mill, Fort St.

All Kinds of Jobbing Promptly At-tended to.

C. J. WHITNEY,Teacher of Elocution and Dra-

matic Art,Arlington Hotel. 547

P. O. Box 2V7. Telephone 210.

LEWIS & CO.IMl'OUTEitS.

Naval Supplies. Wholesale and RetailDealers in Groceries, Provisions, etc.

Ill Fort St.. Honolulu, II. I.

M. PHILLIPS & CO.

Wholesale Importers and Jobbers of

AMERICAN & tun DRY GOODS.

Comer Fort and Qui en Sts., Honolulu.b7tf

II. W. SCHMIDT & SONS

IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION

MERCHANTS.

Fort Street, Honolulu.

M. S. GIUNBADM & CO.Limited.

flONOLULU H. I

Commission Merchants aud Importersof General Merchandise.

San Francisco Ofllce. 315 Front Ht.

K-- VANDOORN & CO.,No, 208 FORT ST., Esplanadb,

Stop on your way to tho wharf andbuy a cigar or get an iced cold drink.

CONSOLIDATED

SODA WATER WORKSCOMPANY, ltd.

Esplanade, corner Alien and Fort streets.

HOLLISTER 4 CO.. Agents

9M Rn.

1m k!

i"3 u

27,

ART

Having resumed business ntid takenof tho past two weeks to

lenovnte our studio we are better pre-pared than ever In 1111 orders fur viewsof undent Hawaii and, ot the stirringevents of tho late troubles. Portraitsof the loading characters a

Our portrait is open forntid our work, as in the

past will be up lo nil of the modernin our lino.

Rent.

HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL

WILLIAMS' GALLERY,

advantage

specialty.deii'irtnient

engagements,ad-

vancements

ForThe premises on Judd Street, beyond

Llllha, lately occupied by JoaquinMiller. House of four Rooms and Kit-chen; Stable ai.d 2 nctes of land moreor less.

For Sale.One All Brass Double Actin? Korco

Pump, U inch suction and dischargewith 2!0'feet 2 inch Hose.

At a bargain one English dog rted.

One revolving baker's oven.Apply to

J. EMMELUTH,52? tf. No. 0 Nuuanu street.

VALUABLE HOUSE LOTS

FOR SALE.

Wo oiler some very rholco lots on thopremises forinnly owned by J. A. Has-sing-

Eq., located between Peutitcolaand Piikoi streets. TIumu lots are ofuniform bizc, 80x170, which is as largoas most peihoii8 like to have the care of..The soil is very rich and there are manywell grown fruit and ornamental treeson all of the lots.' If you want a home in n good, quiet,respectable and healthy neighborhoodtake one or nioro of these lots which weoffer at reasonable prices and upon easyterms as to payment.

For particular! apply lo

THE HAWAIIAN SAFE DEPOSIT AND IHVEST-ME-

COMPANY.

405 Foht Sxmsr.T, Honolulu.

BEvrQUALITY

RUBBER

STAMPS

Made at shortnotice by the

HAWAIIAN

NEWS

COMPANY

LTD.

THE EAGLE HOUSE,Itiiituiiii Avenue,

DRUMMOXI) & JOI1KSON, 1'noi'itiETOKS.

First-Cla- ss Family Hotel.ltOOMS K.N 8UJTH Oil SINOLK.

Detaclieil C'ottnges connccttd with the House

Our Table is supplied with theb(st the market afford

Hates: $3:00 pel clay; SUOOper week; $:C0per tnontli.M. H. DRUMMOND.L. M. JOUNSO.I.

To my Patrons "

1895

and the Public.I have just opened at myoffice, 113 UrTHKL ST.,Honolulu, H. I., an

ART -

- EXH1HIII0N -

of the latest designs andnovelties, in EmuroiduKvWouk, Dkawn Wokk,Ropk Silk, KunsingtonWork and Etchings.

I would respectfully in-

vite you and your frieudsto call and inspect thesegoods

B. BEKGERSENBotliel 4t.

J. T. Lund,IB lietbel ktreet, PRACTICAL OUN andLOUKbMITH, HiHX-iu- l utteutioit given toOrnamental Iron Work, mch as (lau, ltall-liig- s,

audonieo Fixtuiui, Htiiairiuy of altA'iiu. llluelng and RoUjcking (lunicUicycles Rejairwl. lMy

HAWAIIANciiuitcii si:hvici:m.

UESTItAI. UNION CHUItCII.

Corner R.chiirdsetreets,The Rev. Douubis I. Hirtilp. minister,Sen lues Sunday. April liStli. Sundayschool, IhVi a.m. At 11 a in., publloworsliln with sermon. At 7::n) n.mwill be given the first of n scrip? of tourndilrcsfei on holv places In the lire orClirU, "llethie'liem the Ilii Ihpl.ici'."Junior Y.P. S. O 13 at 3,i;0 p.m. in thecliureli pnrlorsj 0 !!0 p.m., prayer meet-ing of the Young Peoples Society ofChristian Endeavor! subject, "Temper.ance." Ilie Japanese niilulny fiClHHil winmeet nt 10 a.m. nt the Lyceum; ChlnereSunday school, 2:110 p m ; thel'ortiigueeSunday school at the rluitch on Millerstreet at ::) p.m. inu .uaKixi nunuaySchojl nt SlI'O n.m. Prayer niectl'igin the chnpel on Wednesday at 7:110

p.m. The publlo is cordlilly invited toattend these services.

ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL.

The services of the Second Congre-gation of St. Andrew's Cathedral to-

morrow Sunday) will bo as follows:At 0:45 a.m., Morning Prayer withsermons Venite, Aylward in V ; ToDen in, Woooward in 13 ilat! Ileliedictus.Cuipp in E Ilat: hymns HO and 203;anthem, "Christ Ueing Rais"d from theDead," by Klvey. 0:30 p.m.. Evensongwith sermon; Mnguillcut, llarnby in D;Nunc Illmitis, Uibuons in K Ilat; hymns130 and 2i: anthem, "Chtist Our Passover,'' by Cramer.

All seats are tree. ICnv. AlexnnUerMackintosh, pastor.FIRST METHODIST Kl'lSCOPAL CHURCH.

Rew II. W, Peek, pastor. 10 a.m..Sunday school, Mr. C. Day, supeiin-tenden-

10.110 a.m., Quarteily IxivoFeast. At 11 a.m., sermon, by Rev. M.C. Harris, D.D., presiding elder, follow-ed by sacrament of Lord's Supper. Ati:au p.m., sermon oy pastor, nniiject:"A Gospel Sermon and Its Effect."Prayer meelimr, Wednesday, 7:l!i p.m.

Meetings held in the hall, upstairs.corner Fort and Hotel stieels Enlrnneoon Hotel ttreet. Everj body welcomed.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH.Harmony Hall, King Btreet, between

Fort and Alakea streets. Rev. T, I).Garvin, pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m,ami 7:"0 p. in. Morning subject:"The Conqueror's Rewards." Eveningtheme: "fho Law of Adoption InChrist's Kingdom." Sunday S;liool at0:15 a.m. Dibit: class at the pal souage,corner King and Richard Ntreets, Mon-day, 7:30 p.m. Lesson: The first four'cliaplersot bxouus. l'riier meetlm:Tutsday, 7:30 p.m.

LATTER-DA- SAINTS.Reorganized Church of Jesus Chi ist of

Lnlter-IIu- v S.itntR! Milllntil Hull, rom--

of Opera House. Services will be heldon Sunday as follows: 10 A, M., llihleclaps; ii:ii a, m. anil t:3i 1'. M., preach-inp:- .

V. M. C. A. SERVICES.Sunday, 11 a. m., at O.ihu Jail; 1:15

PM., at the Birracks; 11:30 P.M., Iliblestudy at Y. M. C. A.: 0:30 P.M., Gospelpraise service at Y. M. C. A.SALVATION ARMY KFOULAIt SERVICES

FOR THR WEEK.

Corner King and Fort, upstairs. UsualSunday services. Managed by AdjutantEgner. Sunday, 7 a.m., knee drill;11 a. m., holiness meeting;p. m. children's meelf oyi-J- p. m., familygathering; 7:30 p.m'., Net Drawn In.All are invited to attend the meetings.

Dr.UTSCHF.R OOTTISDIENST.Am 0tersonntag. den 2S. April um 11

Uhr Vormlttaus In del-- Y. M. C. A. Hall.Rev. L. E. Schneider, acting pastor.

CASTLE I COOKE

LIMITED,

Importers,HardwareandGeneralMerchandise.

We have just received by the bark"Triton" a large Shipment of

ENGLISH GOODSAmong which will be found

IRON CHAIN, all Si?.cs.

BAR IRON, all Sizes.

BRASS RODS,SHEET BRASS,

GALVANIZEDTUBS,GALVANIZEDBUCKETS,

GALVANIZEDand BLACKFENCE WIRE,

Annealed and Tested,

SLACK & BROWNLOWSWATER FILTERS,BALL BLUEING,

COUNTER and BAG TWINE

IIUBBUCK'S BOILED LIN.SEED OIL.

WHITE LEAD,ZINC AND

DRY COLORS,

Castle I Cooke. Ltd.

IMPORTERS,Hardware and General Mercliandise.

W. F. O'HALLORAN,

CONTRACTOR & Mlll.DKR,Rills of quantity for anykind of Iiuttding andrepalri

JOllBIXa PJtUUnLV AITUXDKB TO

506 KING STREET,F. II. RhiWAIid's Old Stand.

O. HE3STERY,FAINTER AND DECORATOR

Onicu nt cor. of Kingand Alakea streets.,

J am prepared to bid on all kindsof Contracts for Painting

and Repairing.

All Work Guaranteed..

WILDER & CO.(Ilitablishcd In i87j.)

Estate S, G, VILDEH - W. C, WILDER.

Wl PORT IRS AND DEALERS IM

Lumber and Coal

Building MaterialsSUCH AS

DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,

Builders' Hardware,Taints, Oils, Glass

WALL PAPER, ETC.

Cor, Fort and Queen Streets,

HONOMIUI. TT. T.

What isan Umbrella?

made for the jewelry trado?It In perfection in i,

tlie finest of silk.artist io handle, the closextre 11, the lightest in welghlin cverv feature tho "up loUaie UMUUKLI.A

When you get niltin 80 features com-Line- d

nt prices aalow aa

. . . $5 nnd up,You won't think it la high,will jou?

Wo carry just bucIinobby UnilirellaH in greatvariety. You make no mis-take when purchasing fromus

H. F. WIG H IffAN,FOHT STItlJET.

H. Hackfeld & Go.

HAVE just received, perI liiclc"and

per other late arrivals, themost complete stock of . ,

DOMESTICS,TAILOR GOODS,DRESS GOODS, v

CLOTHING,HOSIERY,HATS,BOOTS AND SHOES.SADDLERY, Etc., Etc., Etc.

Hardware.KaiU and Railway

Material,Crockerv and filassware.Rigs and Hanging,

LIQUORS, BEERS,AMERICAN AND

EUROPEAN GROCERIESFEEDS, FLOUR, Etc., Etc.

A new BUjiply of thoceltbratfd

"SAUERBRUKNEN"

. . Also on linnil . .

KONA COFFEE (Ol.l unit New)HAWAIIAN SUOAU nnd ltlCE,

All of which lliey cillrr to thetrado on the onjtlie niojt,liberal terms.

STAR

KRAJEWSKICANE CRUSHER

We beg to draw the planted attention to this machine tor which vr claimIho following ndvuntiiKts:

TIIK CltUSfinit will cut the canotransversely in pieces about !1 incheslong md extract about 00 wr cent, ofthe juice amljdeliver the crushed cano ina uniform layer to the 3 roller mill,thereby causing n perfect feed and increased extraction of juice.

TIIK will leave the "skin"on tho cane, thereby giving the juice aletter chance to bo expelled than if thecano was ripped open subjecting thepulp to the haul prcking on the returnerbar of the 3 roller mill,

THE CItUHilEU will save lnUr inhandling of tho cane, as an Irregular(Ustiibullou of cane on the earner willnot materially elTect the regular anileven fetd to the It roller mill.

TIIK CUUSUKU will not require ad-

ditional steam or boiler power, at it hasTlSWTlMOXIAIH t

28. i nf itntluIron tliu eaiiaeitvt'f Ifollhitc Iiouhu

rillts; lmv umu.l tlm Crustier silien thtItetfitudia: ot tli neusoti ami liu lunt notioitblu or liltch uitli or theengine.

Thu Crusher N extrac tin? 40 nrcent. to Wper me juico eesiue cuiiiiirf ino cjuio

to

is

onit

is

It is

in

it

.ito

flvo to Inmt a us w ot ft wtlhout ofleca to or jours,

roller mill.ork

March flwlniriJKAll

cem.nt

are ilointr tfi tn 2"i ja-- centm-- iliiv a ml could much more il

our bollinif liouo c.i pj city wouldare navlnK the labor of men on the canocarrier vwry day.

KerihliiK about the Crusher workssmooth aridensv, the amount of Muunico,Mimed Is trltlmj;, as jou may for wo

running two ennlnen for tlneo millsliaesieaia to spare the H dllrtir linage

from (i cCx2 IiKit tmller. Of ionise with thisfeed of crushed cano from

we are ensbled to elosft down our mill in chextinction

toformerly

ii nj5

lourieen noun.I jours respectfully,

UKACON,Manager Pepeekeo

Paia I'i.antatiox, March lct5.Honduhi lion t Iknti.kmkm

flndth" KraJeMskl udvantatceous'lnItems:

Strmly and Jecd of the three roVtrthus a d at lean on

at same diving ur topercent, hctterexiractlon or juice,

been demonstrated in auctual practice,that the inc reaped extraction ofIiiik improved the trach fuel ho aH

make up tor the additional u?eofsteam to drive it.

CUUSIIEU etrcnKlythe roller are made of solid fteel

the shafts. Tho pinion nro all ofHteel and the spuru heel provided u ithsegment rim. Its epeed alxnit thesame the mill rollers, thereby Kivl"Kcomfort and safety hi running socotistructed, that should iron partstfuchas bdts. car con pi links ami pine,

knives, etc., ko through, will notinjurn anr of the parts.

riio following testimonials fromolHiitatlons thocruhher pretentIs at work;

1S'1.. nnmunl ttvrJt-.Mossrn Hoiinliilu Works Co. llmllfii our

uud

theand

huvu to ilrlvu llitCrut)ier kIow If npin.wiry could l. to JU cent, more workwith it.

Savlny, Wo shvo three men at theNllIK

lhctuih 1 vcm tint nml can nlnnspieces six Uichcn and ulvlni ith plentj' cum tlie utoIKTieit, even aiut sternly uie three eitaea. wotxi coal. nil wulymore

Wo

permit. Wenix

Judk't.are

foreven iho crusher

gallon

Works Co.

raW,

frumfi

TUBrinH

are

hut

W. CULVI1J Manager.

Kekaua Piantatiov, March 23, ISM.Mesfrs. Iron Works Co., ln--

Hitist We have been woikltu the KrajewisklOr sher since Iho I'ek'liinlm; nt Oclnl.. r lH'l,

delavai.tl wiih the num sat sfactoryresults from the our dully work

from Wl clarlflers to iv In r fliers (HiuUillons) with hAine uumlter of aswo itwea U'loie. Mneeweare UsIhk the ( rushermore thaneer before, and from experiments the hus Increased nml

of drjliitf ihu trash, there wax onl W W jer the trash leaves the 'i roller mill d ier thancent, ot momitire left in It. and make excellent fuel. Ity addhKuur run uriiHiiiiK nruuiar)iy is irom me rusuer weappreuenuea ioi our stestn-lowest, toy- -' httche'-t- 0 chirillum In

remain,II.

hugar Co.

3",We

Crushertheunderno ed

eveneauhlutr uleat strain the

mill and tho time

juicetin

fully

built,

as

inean it

where at

PH'KKKKll IncieaxrAMe

vhiitLer

do

per

iMlnr

supply

J.

Hoindulu

withouthas

IncreaM'dthe laborers

ing capacity might bv lnsutllcteiit, but we findthat the Urmher and the Ihree roller mill together consume left power than did the II roll-er mill before uloue. The extraction of IheCrusi er nmounts to B0 ier cent, of thejulceand the a roller mill receives a steudy andreg'ilar feed thereby decreasing the risk olhreakluu ihu rolhr shuttH.

We can recommend the Krejewskl CaneCrusher hi t Valuable ndtlltlon ton milt nlilehw 111 pay Inr Itselt in a thort time. We remain.your iruiy.

I or Kekslta Sugar Co..K. W. OLIDE,

Wo are at present making a Crusher In our shops and shall he pleased to showand explain its conduction to any p.irty interested.

HONOLULU JRON WORKS CO.Sole Agents for Hawaiian Islands.

EOUITABLE .

LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETYOF THE UNITED STATES,

Issues Insurance on the following plans:

Ordinary LifeLimited Payment LifeEndowments ..."TontineTontine Savings FundSemi TontineFree TontineTontine Installments, with or without com-

muted valuesFree Tontine Installment Benefit PoliciesIndemnity Bonds, coupon bearing at

maturity if desiredEndowment Bonds, 5 per cent, guarantees

for lifeEndowment Bonds, 5 per cent, guarantees

ten years and ever increasing Insuranceclause

Deferred Annuity with profits '

AnnuitiesReturn Premium PoliciesJoint Life InsurancePartnership InsuranceChildren's EndowmentsSingle Premium Policies with profitsTerm Insurance, Etc., Etc.

Illustrations based on actual results of the Society'sexperience on the above plans, UP TO DATE,will be cheerfully furnished, and all figures emana-ting from this office will be corroborated by thehome office if required

Matured Policies for 1894 have all been settled with tlcspaat this office, and Policies maturing this year arc being settledeach "mail from San Francisco

For full particulars call at the Office of the Manager:

Bruce Cartwright,General Afanagtr for the Hatvaiian Islands.

Equitable 'Life Assurance Society of theUnited States.

9 t t'UMTg A MONTH

IX AUTANOK,

NO 643.

MTIOML CAM

Plaited under lhc laic vf the lltixcnllan Itcpullic.

--J

Onu of these Shruildcrs liasrcu-iitl- been installed at tliemill of tlie Faahati PlantationCompany, Hamakua, Hawaii,and Mr. Andrew Moore, themanager, writes concer ning it

Paauiiau Plantation Co.,IIamaki-a-, Jan. to, lo.W. O. Inwl.V Co.. I.TH.. llnn, ii, .

OtNTI.EJiK.v-T- Ijo mill Las been runningtwo urfLt will, ihu Vmintint

Cuna hlirwhlcr Intelv lintccllecl, Klvlni? theniixt sutlsfaitorj" niultK.

Our mill coiibMh of three n-- of Imo rol-lers, 32 In. illn. by V In. lone, the sun1Jerllsc UrillE fi ft. 7 III. lon. ilril-e- l.r n

automatic engine U In. din. c Under by M

Tlie llnttoun enne lielnir niilll i a Imnlas It h iMAilile for cuno to !. bnilnpiibjected tci 11 severe drought during the

whole period of Itsgruwth, nnd growing onInnd with n trndo nlnd exosure. Our

with tho Kin wider, nnrtleulnriv uin.above rone, nrmcw It to lie just hut ourmills niiiilre.1, tho lirecMl rane lielng lietterIirereil to have Its Juice extracted than for-merly aft! jinssing through the flirt mill.The first mill Is now allowed to ejien IMO In.instead of J In. an formerly, n that the trai.hnow leaves the flrtt mill, Utter ground, thanIt formerly did the Mcuiid, nnd this withoutthe old timed groaning, ehoklng, nnd ktraln-In- g

of tho machinery.llehlud thellmt and deeon.l mills we amily

hot water, the quantity for the t 12 clayn,as jier statement nttaclml, bus neraged 115per rent, on the total juice from tho cnuo.

Tho trnkh from the last mill is cut up muchfiner than lieforo the Shredder was applied,nii.ch of it resembling saw- - dust, It containsas per statement .'SI r ivnt. of moisture andmakes grod fuel, the juice from the hist millstands ft degiees llrix., so thut the moistureIn the trushisof 5iercent. sugar solution.

i ue uoners make sUnin much easier thaniim e. vi v luui io ue lukeii io Keep lueiufrom blowing otf, liefore great enrewas neceKviry to keep thestenm from goingtoo low when the 1'nn was on.

Hy tbo uveof the Shicsldeme havewith six men. formerly neressnrv tn

distribute the cane on the carrier, feed thenun, nun inrow imick me long piect-s- .

auo ouiviuer .tiaLumery is a gcxm suistautial joti. ami should cause littln nr notrouble, as It is subjected to but light Urnliu.

You will see that by applying the Khrcxl-de- r,

our work in all department has Inenvery materially Improved obtaining alietter extraction nt less exiense than former-ly. The great Improvement In our steam,causes much satisfaction to those engaged Incue Mm.

Yours Hcspeetfully,A. MOORE.

Plans, specifications and pricesol these Shredders may be hadon application to

w. q. mm & Co. uiSole Agenti for thti

Hau-nliq- "eimliHc.

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In nil kinds of work of trantUttnir fromrortticucM to lCnclUh or Euslisb to rortu.guese, 1 olfer my ktvIc at reasonablerates.

K, A. S1LVEIHA.At I'll III HO Lltltatanu olllce. Mutual Tl.phone building. MJ4

nnn hihu postui sumps wqutraUUUUUU Ufore Ju I, ISU.V

Will tr cash or clce kckI exchange in olbertamps. HeiiUler cur.siifiuneiiis ,u upprucal

Willi lewrst prices. Iteinlttame will follow,or sunups rrturmsl at unco If prices are toobull. 'Ihu Ureut mame, IS cent slid .'iU centand l.W VmiurfkatgrJ esinH;iallv desiredAgents wanted, Catalogue uu receipt ofitarap. K. K. II AMiUS, coin and staini ileal-er- 4

llox 'JiBl, San Cat. KstAtdlalird

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Al'ltlL 27, 1895.

UkadstkkUts, a publication that

reaches the business men of theworld, lately remarked the stabality

of the Hawaiian Republic and in

timated that American interestswtuld be best served by the

"closer political union" of theIslands and the United States.

A dispatch from London says

that the latest communication be-

tween the Foreign Office and Japanin recard to peace negotiations withChina are reported to have led to a

distinct declaration on the part oflmt she is not desirous of

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any interference by luiropeaupowers.

It is frequently intimated from

the United States that MinisterTTntrh will iro to Washington for

this country. This is speculation on

the heels of conjecture on the futurof Minister Thurston. If a changeis to be made, Mr. Hatch would

have almost the unanimous endorse

ment of the people of the islandsfor the place.

Ai'TUK all, public work inauguwith lanrelv the purpose of

furnishing employment is at very

best but a makeshift. This may bea pessimistic remark, but it is only

too true. There is but one methodof insuring permanent prosperity tosuch a country as this. That way

is to have a laud system to raise upa class of small holders. They will

maintain themselves and be thebulwark of the land's peace andplenty.

A mild sort of conspiracy is on

foot in Hawaii and abroad for an

assault on the treasury of thiscountry. One combination of persons imprisoned incidental to theuprising is already in workingorder. They intend to exhaust theresources of all available courts in

.efforts to collect damages. Thegovernment here has fortified itselfpretty well in anticipation of warclaims and is ready for all coiners.

The Star has been asked if theBureau of Immigration has thepower to refuse applications for theimportation of Japanese laborersa id endorse requests for Chineseor Portuguese field hands. Thelaw of the country vests the Hoard

with that authority. A questiontweeu local statutes and treatystipulations, if such arises here,cannot be answered off-han-d innewspaper.

The returned Portland businessman who asserted that Hawaii afforded an inviting field fr capitalbut was no place for a man withoutmeans, was dealing in cold facts

It is correct that the Islands have asuplus of ordinary labor. What is

wanted just now is men with say$ 2,000 and upwards to undertakethe culture of coffee, fruits, fibreplants or cane growth. The lastmay be entered on theplan with less money. There isnow one private company that canplace on land men with perhapsless then the sum named. Thereare thousands of men of the $2,000class or size abroad, if they couldonly be reached. The purpose ofthe government is to facilitate thesettlement of all the districts and abill making most liberal provisionsis ready for presentation to thelawmakers.

It is true that the powers thatbe at Washington have formally

'stated that born Americans nownaturalized citizens of this country,have no claim whatever upon theUnited States. They lost theirrights when they renounced origin-

al allegiance. This has been theview held by all men of law hereand elsewhere whenever the questiou arose. People who could thinkotherwise simply deluded themselves. There were many duringlt.st year and the year before whoexpressed sympathy or pity forliowler and men like him in pecul

lar views 011 citizenship. JSo onethought, however, they could be somad .as to convince themselves thatthe Government of the United Stateswould in any event accept a complication for itself to further theirpersonal schemes. The news fromWashington will be a shock toBowler, He had reached the beliefthat theState department there waspimply bound to take up his case,

April 13, 1S95.

The action of the Council inrecommending the conditionalnarcon of V. V. Asliloicl isscarcely more than could have: . , , ,

been expected wouiu louow insconviction. 1 lis case of all otherswas necttliar. Under the circumstances considering all the factsrelating to the gentleman personally, his public career hereand Ins trial by the military commission, the (jovcrnnient is do-

ing a just thing in giving himhis lreedom. in the neat 01battle and when every one wasexercised over the events of Jan.uar)- - it was not to be expectedthat any other result man wasexperienced oy tne prisonerswould louow, mil now tnai mat-ters haves ttlcd down in the old

oove it is probable the councilwill reconsider quite a numberof the cases and pursue the samecourse that taken in the case of

V. Ashford. Among themasses on both sides of the political fence such action would beendorsed.

If there is any doubt in theminds of the people who usewire lencc regarding the qualityof the wire we sell; if there isany one who believes that American galvanized wire is superiorin quality to the liuropean arilclc, the little story we tell hereshould convince tnem 01 tneirmistake. Our European wirehas been tested at the iron worksand shows a tensile strength of2760 pounds that is to say thewire was stretched by machineryand when the indicator showed2760 the wire parted. Again itwas tested by being lolledaround an iron bar and poundedto ascertain whether the galva-nizing would come off andwhether the anncal-n- was allright. Every test was satisfactory as the samples in our storewill prove, tsut there were peopie then who wanted nothing thatwas made where tnc governments were of monarchial formAmerico-maniac- if the termmay be allowed, and who insistedupon their came scraicnmg ineirbacks noon American wire, w e

ordered a hundred coils and putit through the same tests exactlythat had been given the miropean article. '1 he wire broke at760 pounds, the galvanizingcracked when it was hammeredand the annealing was imperfectThe result is we have a hundredcoils ot beautilul looking wireon our hands lhat we would notsell at any price, because it wouldlniure our wire trade lor everTalk about cattle rubbing theibacks against it, why, if a calfshould lall against it, it wouldbreak in pieces.

For good, strong economicafencing the Jones Locked shouldbe adopted and it should bemade ot the wire we sell. Thestays cost six cents each and thewashers necessary to fasten thewire to them about twocents. The stays may be usedfrom six to thirty feet apart

to the character of theground and the purpose forwhich the paddock is to beused. People who have triedthe fence like it and recommendit to their friends. We have alarge stock of wire, stays andwashers, and we will be pleasedto supply the material or any in-

formation concerning it to peo-ple who use lences.

We have lately received thecutest and best tea strainers im-

aginable, and we sell them for aquarter each. They are madewith a spring fastening that fitsaround the spout and preventsthe strainer from " wobbling."You should try one if you wanta good thing.

Dietz Oil Stoves that are goodbakers, broilers and generalcookers can be had from us forabout the same price that vou

leef.

pay lor a trooti wood stove. 1 lieDietz is absolutely Irc from unpleasant odors and without theslightest danger of explosion.Kerosene oil is cheaper than anyother luel and the result is thata meal cooked on one of themaverages for fuel about threecents. In a warm climate thereis nothing more convenient orbetter taan a Uietz ijlovc,

If you shave yourscll you knowthe difficulty of getting a goodrazor and afterwards keepingit in order. Our stock of razorsis of the best English make andthe Emerson razor strop standswithout a rival. We nave plentyof them and can supply dealers,barbers or individuals

Our stock is complete witheverything uselul on the ranch... - .or in ine nouscnuiu

THE HAWAIIAN HARD.

WARE COMPANY.

307 Fort street.

BY AUTHORITY.

Snlo of Covornmont Lot on thoMnukn Sldo of Crcnn Street,Abovo tho stono Quarry, SouthSlopoof Punchbowl Hill Hono-

lulu Oahu.ON TUUKSDAY, Mny 2.1, tS 15 nl 13

o'clock noon, hi tlio front ctiti.tnco ofthe Executive Hull-ling- , will In- - sold ntPublic. Auction n tloMininei.l Lot onthe tiinuka sldo of (Ircon street, abovellic Stone Qimtry, Bouth slope of Punch- -

Hill, Honolulu, Oahu, containing anarea of 25,800 square fi-- i t, a little more( r

Upset price, $250.00.

J. A. KINO,Minister of the Interior.

Interior Office,Miirch 2, 1805.

The above sale Is postponed until fm-th- or

notice.

J.M In 111

Interior Ofllce,April 27, 1695.

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A.'r Interior,

SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed Tenders will be reeeUo.1 atOfllco of tho Minister of the Interiortill Monday, April 2Uth, at 12 o'clocknoon, for dressed stone to be deliveiedat tho Pumping Station, corner Heretania and Alapai streets.

the

the

Plans and specifications can be seenat the ofllce of the Superintendent ofPublic Works.

KING

Tho Minister does not bind liiinwlf toaccept the lowest or any bid.

Interior Ofllce,

nn

J. A.Minister ol the Interior,

April Sfl, 1895.

01221

MK. CHESTER A. DOYLE has thisday been appointed Notary Public forthe First Judicial Circuit of tho Hawaii

Islands.

Interior Ofllce,

KING,

J. A KING,Minitter of the Interior,

April 25. 1S95.011-- 3t

ELECTIONPROCLAMATION

DePAKTMEXT OP iNTr.MOB, I

Honolulu. Marcb-20- , 1893. j

In accordance with Article 80 of theConstitution, notice is hereb; given thata Special Election for a Hepresentativito till tho vacancy caused by tho deatlof Charles L. Carter will be held in tlFourth Representative District, Islandof Oahu, between the hours of B o'clocka. in, and S o'clock p. in. on Monday, the0th day of May, 1895.

The Voting Precincts, Polling Placesand Inspectors of Election are asfollows:

FOURTH DISTRICT.All that portion of tho Island of

Oahu lying oast and south ofNuuanu streot.and a line drawnIn extension thereof from theNuuanu pali to Mokapu point.

1st Precinct.

All that portion of said district com-

prised in Honolulu or Kona and lyingeast of Punuhou street, and a line drawnin extension thereof, mauka and inakal.Polling place: Goernnient Nursery,junction of King and Wuiklki btreets.Inspictors: W. L. Howard,

A. C. Pestano,

2d Precinct.

of

John Kea.

All that portion of said district comprised in Honolulu or Kona and lyingbetween the westeily boundary of theFirst Precinct and a line drawn ns follows, viz: From the foot of South streitalong South, King and Alapai streets,and from the head of Alapai street to thetlagpole on the old battery on Punch-bowl; thence to and along the ridge onHie easterly side of Pauoa Valley to thesummit of the mountain. Polling place:Beretama Street School House.

Inspectors: J. A. Magcon,V. C. Wilder, Jr

M. I. Sylva.3d Precinct.

All that portion of said district comprised in Honolulu or Kona and lyingbetween the westerly boundary of theSecond Precinct and Nuuanu street, andmauka of School street and a Hue drawnfrom the junction of School and Punch-bowl streets to tho llagpolo on tho oldbattery on Punchbowl. Polling place:Building at entrance to lower reservoirgrounds, Nuuanu avenue.

Inspectors: W. II. Iloogs,J, D. Holt,F. P. Mclntyre.

4th Precinct:All that portion of said District com-

prised in Honolulu or Kona and bound-ed by the Sd and 3d Precincts, Ben- -

tania and Nuuanu streets. Pollingplace: Hoyal School.

Inspectors: J. M, Vivas.James Nott, Jr.,S. Decker.

5th Precinct:All that portion of said District com-

prised in Honolulu or Kona and bounded by the 2d Precinct, Deretauia street,Richards street and the Harbor. Pollingplace: kapuaiwu Uuildiug.

Inspectors: Alex, Lyle,J. U. Kawalnul,C. B. Bradford.

0th Precinct:

All that portion of said district comprised in Honolulu orKona and bounded by Richards street, Beretania street,Nuuanu street and the Harbor. Pollingplace: Bell Tower.

Inspectors: Henry Smith,J, 8. Ramos,J. L. Carter.

THE HAWAIIAN STAK. SATU.RUA Al'-RI- 27 IB95

7lh Precinct:Alt that portion of said Disti let, com

prised In the ju.llci.it nml taxation Hi?- -.

triet of Koolaupoko, and lyliii oast nmlsouth of a lino drawn frc in the NuiiauuPall to Moknpti Point, Polling place:School House, WaluiHimto,

Inspectors! II. Cobb Adams,Aaron Ku.

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J. A. KING,

of the

IELI) A FT lilt 7G VEAKS.

AN.Nivi:itsAityFOUNDING

Minister Interior.

VAUTV Ol' THE

oii ixli.owhiiip.

. llnrmuny and Ilplekhoil E on II nil Wecorrttlunn-Dancln- c

mid Mtipprr,

One of the most pleasant affairsf the season took place at liana

ony Hail iriuay evening, meoccasion was the celehration of the76th anniversary of the I. O. O. 1

About 150 were present. Excelsior ana Harmony lougcs wereout in almost full force. Rebeknhlodge was well represented. Afew children attended with theirparents.

The decorations were very pretty.Garlands of evergreens hungacross the main hall in every direction. Elowers were arranged hereand there.

The opening ceremony wasformal. There was prayer by theChaplain, and the Secretary readthe proclamation. The anniversaryhymn was then sung by the entireaudience. This was followed by areading by the N. G., instrumentalmusic and finally the benediction

Native musicians discoursedlively music in the early evening,and for the dauce that followed,Several choice airs were sung,Dancing began at 9 and continuedto about midnight. There werefifteen numbers on the program

All kinds of light refreshmentsabounded. The Elite Ice CreamParlors furnished lemonade, icecream, sherbte, etc. Shanes una- -

wigsen was the efficient dispenser.The ante-roo- was reserved forgentlemen as a smoking parlor.The unanimous verdict of all wa--

the affair eclipsed anj thing of itsnature seen in Honolulu in along while. It is probable that the j

next celebration will be given 111 alarge hall, to which the public willbe invited.

G. II. Minimi's & Co.,s Extra DryChampagne is the purest and best and isthe leading brand in the world's markets.The hnportalions into the Unittd Statesfor the year 1834 was over 100.0U0 cases.Mucfarlane & Co. are bole agents forthese islands.

Ladies and Gi:nti.i:men:

As announced to yon on

THURSDAY EVEN-

ING at the conditionof my Lecture on India,

I will deliver

A LECTURE

TO-TsTIGr- HT

at the

OLD ARMORY,Cor. of Beretntiia and

Punchbowl Streets, upon

i n ifIts People, Climate,

Religion, Govern-

ment. Etc. . . .

On this occasion, I shall

wear the , BURMESECOSTUME

Lecture Commences at 7:30Seats PuoVided.

Admission lrce.

'Sequah'

Lectures.

WANTED !

House and Lot, SI 200 to Si 500

House and Lot, Si 500 to $ioooBuilding Lots, $800 to S1200

Outside Property.I louse 6 or 7 Rooms up Valley

Furnished and Unfurnished

Cottages.

ENQUIRE OF

C D. CHASE,Safe Deposit Building,

Tel 181.

BristleHoldingQualities,

408 FOUT STltEET

together with correct shapeand proper degree of stiffness, go to make the idealTooth Urtish. In the .

TOOTHBRUSH

you have all the goodpoints combined. It isthe best brush ever itnported and we sell themfor

TwentyFiveGents.

We guarantee the" Ai.oha " Hrttsli,but see that thename is stampedon the handle. . . .

110BK0N MUGDRUGGISTS.

ForFine PrlntlnrjTry tho Star's""lntrln Wnr,n,

CO

SAILORS HOMERESTAURANT

UiMi prtN

HURSDAY, APRIL lith,At tiir Sailoiis Home.

Meats will be served as follows:

DrenkfastLunchSupper -

from 5 to 10 o'clock,from 11:30 to S o'clock,from S to 7:30 o'clock,

POPUIiAK PIUCES

Ring up Hack 7Hawaiian Exritcss Co.'sTrxicriioNit No. .170. . .

Special Attention for ShoppingCalling ami Driving Parties...

IlKSlI.ENT TM.KIMI.INH Ul.jL. H. DEE.

EXHIBITIONAT

French Fancy Goods,Gloves, Laces,Silk Waists.Ladies' Fine French Linen,Underwear, etc.Sold at very how Prices.

I.MPoitiiai Dirccti.y n- -

l&L AT POTTT.ATN

vck warranted notto Itrcak or crack . . .

Any Kind of UnderwearMsde to Order.

1 KLFfHOSE 478.

HawiianElectricCompany.

The cleanest, brightest f afest and renllv.in tho lontf run, tho chenpet and best lightfor uso in tho faintly residence, Is the Incandescent electrii! licht. Hafe: nothing couldita safer, A lew days ago a prominent Ron- -t lemon of Honolulu canto rushing down totlio oiuco or me Kiecmc uompnny ana saiu:"Ulve mo figures for wiring my house, mid Iwant It done nt nee; no more lamps for mo.Ijitftt night n lamp tint ed over and it cameso near setting lire to tho house nnd burninginv children ami I take nt more risks."

This Is the sentiment of nuito a numlwr Inthe past fow weeks, who have ordered theirhouses fitted with the perfect Unlit.

Just think it over and make im your mindthat vow want tho best and safest light; sendfor tho Hawaiian Electric Company nnd telltnem uuat you warn.

Vo have a complete stock of everything inthis line and havo just received a lot of ihevery latest designs in chandeliers.

When the Dutch take atumble it's time youdid, and buy a pair of

McINERNY'S SHOES

SPORTSMEN, ATTENTION!

We are giving to our customers free of charge, a book entitled"DOGS, Their Ailments, and How to Treat Them."

It doesn't cost you a cent, ouly the trouble of asking for it,and gives many valuable

on the care of Dogs.Call ou or address the

HOLLISTER DRUG GO., Ltd.BS8 FOHX STRBQTi

B. F. EHLERS & CO.,DRY GOODSIMPORTERS.

Please Call and Inspect our New Goodsjust arrived from the East.

We Haven't Got the Earth,But We Have the Goods.

We will treat you better than -

any one else will "

Manufacturers' Shoe Co.'s- - BIG SHOE STORE.

WE ALWAYS HIT THE MARK.

520

480

A few minutes will tell,will convince you thatmark for your interest. .

An investigationhave hit tho

Ladies' Chemises vASESe 3 for $1Ladies' Skirts, one Ruffle, 50 cs.Ladies' Ribbed Yosts, 7 for $1.

OUR XVHMM GOODST" The mobt Oouiplete Assortment in Town.

Our White Goods, 6 Yards$i is hard to beat.

It will pay you to see our Stock before making your selections.

FORTSTREET.

P. O. Box,

The

we

N. S. SACHS,

Store on to buy and

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CiiHliPrlcc

Good and Clean, at Prices to suit the hardtimes fV and Sold Cheap for Cash. . .

Paid for !2dCorner

for

HONOLULU

Mutual Tel. 240

To be the lowest

Priced the Islands NEW

First Class Second Hand Furniture

lUgl-cu- t tM Furniture ut llic I. X.Nuuanu and King Streets.

DR. HALPRUNER'S

Rheumatic Cure

and

Liniment Combined

Well known to many Residentsof Honolulu.

Small size, 50c. - Large size, $1.

'I'T'T'T'f'T'f'T'f Tf 'T'T'T'T

For Sale Toy

Benson Smith & Co.FORT AND HOTEL STREETS.

FOR SALE

BRUCE "WAKING & CO.,

503 PORT STREET,

Near King Street.

Aero Proporty."j ACUES FINE OAltDEN LAND't joining the Fertilizing Works, 111

Kftlllii. 1'riee, $;o00.u0

m ACliES AT 1'UNAIIOU, NEAII Olnns Sproekels' resilience, suit-able for lion n lots, i on-- planted to ricePrice, $7,000.00. ,

ry AND AUALI' A(3RK8 AT KALII III, nice level liitnl all in cultlvu-Hon- ,

Trice, 2500.00.

1NTKM3ST IN aFiniONE-THIR-

D

Coflee Plantation, 200 turn-1'iin-

district. Hawaii., at tulles frouHllo on now (lovtrnmcnt mini, 20 ncretcleared ready for pluilinR. Tills ifoffered nt a very reasonable price.

"UTE H AVE SEVlJIlAirFTNiTcbTFEE'V properties In North Kona, South

Kona, Tmia, mid otlier districts on Ha-

waii.

Houso Lots.

Kr) X I ir FEE 1' ON QUEEN STREETOt oppolle Judiciary lliilldlng,rents for $20.00. Pi ice, 2300.00.

im X 123 FeT.T ON QUEENST11EET,0 near llie uliovo, two colUfrts'Price, fHOOO. 00.

1 OA X 3T0FliET WITH NEW COT-tnSe- ,

on Mn!;i'nl neaiWilder A cime. Price, $ar.00.00.

SMALL LOT ON NUU ANU HTJtEET.O near Ueretenia, mutable fnr.stores,Kood cottage in rear. Price, $:;.)(H).U0.

TrOUBK LOTS At KALIlll FRONT-in- n

on ICninehaniehn IV U'indnnd King Str. et. fiOO.OOs and frontingon accommodation roads if 150.00

LOTS AT WA1K1KI, ONHOUSE line, near the John Ena roadfor $300.00.

Terms on the above Lots one thirdcash, balance on time; 5 per cent., dig

count tor cash.

LOT ON FOUT STREETLARGE new house and other build-ings. Price, $4.500.00.

t.PFElfOELT PREMISES ONTHE Pauoa Street, containing about 1

acre of finely laid out grounds, houses,cottages, barns, etc. Price $3,000.00

INE ROOMING HOUSE ON FORTStreet, close in, 10 rooms well

furnished. Sold on account of ownergoing to tho coast,

No charge for uiaRing Deeds, Mort-

gage", etc., in transfering property,A'. D. I'lopcrtles placpd in our hands

.for salo will receive special attention.

nousi:s run .amlHOUSE ONADESIUAW.K

mi the car lino, is offeredfor sale on easy terms. Now rented for 130per month; Party occupying tho Louse iswilling 10 colltnillOOIl u piut-uuhe- hu umiiw.

For particulars apply toTins Hawaiian Safe Deposit and Invest-

ment Co., 403 Fort Street. 6t2-- lt

IIOUSI'.S TO LET.

rilHE DWELLING HOUaE ON SCHOOLJ- - Street, near Emma, adjoining theresidence, of Dr. N. It. Emerson. Possessiongiven May 1st next. Applyto

11ERRYAt District Court, or at No. it School Street,

opposite the above premises. 042-l- w

HOUSE ON NUUANUBRICK

Nino Rooms, Stable and Sop

vants' House. Apply tofi p

Tel. iS4. Safe Deposit lluilding.G40-- 3t

I'HItSONAL.

D. H. Shahan, the foreman ofthe Book and Job office of the Ha-

waiian Gazette Co., who has beenin the Queen's hospital the pastweek and who underwent a pain-

ful operation a few days ago, isresting nicely.

LliAQDIi SCHEDULE.

The Series Now Arrunijeil ami to lieItesun n 3lay 4.

At a meeting of the captains of

the baseball league held this noon,

the following series of games werearranged for the season commenc-

ing May 4 and ending August 24,

1895 :

May 4 Star vs Unknown.May 1 1 Kamehameha vs Star.May 18 Unknown vs Kameha-

meha.' May 25 Star vs Unknown.

June 1 Kamehameha vs Star.June 8 Unknown vs Kameha-

meha.June 15 Star vs Unknown.,Tune 22 Kameiiauieua vs aiar,Tune 29 Unknown vs Kameha-

meha.July 4 Star vs Unknown.Tnlv 6 Kamehameha vs Star.Tnlv 11 Unknown vs Kameha- -

meha.July 20 Star vs Unknown.Julp 27 Kamehameha vs Star.Aug. 3 Unknown vs. Kameha-

meha.Aug. 10 Star vs. Unknown.Aug. 17 Kamehameha vs. Star,Aug. 24 Unknown vs. Kameha

'meha.

$&k:i- 'a&v : ill

Now iri?t) Mt.

.N i:V8 IN A NtITSlllM

Local news on pages t and i.Experienced riders ride "Clcve-lands.- "

.

The Time was all over town atnoon.

A notice to unemployed militia-men is published. .

Highest cash price paid for Ha-

waiian stamps. C. V. Sturdkvant.The new Standard Dictionary is

rapidly gaining favor in Honolulu.

Captain Parker's men had skir-nis- h

drill at Kakaako this morning.

Frank Godfrey intends to launchi daily paper the second week inMay.

Kaahanui was fined $toointheDistrict Court today, for playingohe fa.

A native was caught last nighttrying to steal a keg of butter fromthe Hall.

All the materials for the electionnext week have been sent out byWray Taylor.

Sequah will deliver a free lecturetonight on Java. This is certain tobe an interesting talk.

For first-clas- s work call at Al.Ohisholm's harnes.4 shop, Hammer'sold corner. Work guaranteed.

Rev. M C. Harris will preachthe quarterly sermon at the Meth-odist church at 1 1 in the morning.

l'ine French organdies in blackand white, new silks, chiffons inall colors, can be found at N. S.Sach's.

The Gaelic will bring" 280 Jap-anese contract laborers, the last lotauthorized by the Bureau of Immi-gration.

It is reported that B. L,. Finney,who has been business manager ofthe Bulletin, will establish a weeklypaper at Hilo.

Another appropriation of $25,000for war expenses is to be made.This is expected to be enough tosettle everything.

If you want to buy, sell or ex-change stamps, go to JohnT. Brown,No. 4, Masonic Temple, Alakeastreet. Box 441.

The annual meeting of theHawaiian Tea & Coifee Co., iscalled for next Tuesday at theChamber of Commerce.

Fine pleasure boats for ladiesand geutleuiep at the new Hawa-iian Boat House, foot of Richardstreet. Moonlight boating parties,etc.

Call at the Masonic Temple andinspect Brown & Kubey's newstock of clocks, watches and platedgoods. Prices are marvelouslycheap.

There will be a meeting at W.H. Cummings' house in Kalihi thisafternoon at 4 o'clock, to petitionthe Minister of the Interior to ex-

tend the Kalihi road.

When you want fine watch re-

pairing done or jewelry made, go toH. G. Biart, Fort street at Gertz'.Mr. Biart's long experience is aguarantee of good workmanship.

m

After Opium.

The tug, with Captain Sandersand a parly, has gone towards a

after the yacht Spray, sup-

posed to be liau lling "Norma"opium. '

It la rretty.J. 8. Stacker's new weekly

paper, Jie Jtme, is out today, itis eight pages, a handsome sheet,well written and plentifully illustrated. The first page is occupiedbv a sketch of Mr. Damon as thesole proprietor of Bishop & Co,

The Jtme is interesting tnrougliout.

Lout a Horse.

Lieutenant Ludewig of Co E, N,

G. H., mourns the loss of hisfamily horse. The animal tried tojump a picket lence tuis morningand became impaled upon it. Sosoon as possible Humane AgentGreen was called to end tne suiler- -

ings of the horse.

Jules Forest charges that woman's love of feathers in her hatcalls for the sacrifice of 1,450,000swallows each year.

A Good AppetiteAlways accompanies good health, anil anabsence of anootito is an indication of something wrong. Tho unhursal tastlmony givenby tliohe who have iwl Hood's SarMiparilla,as toils merits in roi toriiic tho annetitv. andas purifier of tho blood, constitutes thestrongest recommendation that can be urgedfor any meuicino.

Hood's Pills cures all liver ills, bllllousuessjaundice, indigestion, sick headache. IBc. 4

Special ExhibitionSATURDAY AFTERNOON

AND EVENING

Of this week, wo will give an exhibitlon attaur Store, corner Fort and Bere-

tania streets of the Biiperlor bakingqualities of our celebrated

NEW IMtOCESS STOVES.

Wrilton testimonials from many of our

customers. We will nlso have ono of

the New Stoves taken apart and ex-

plain fully, so that you can understandwhy it is absolutely safe.

We will also exhibit an "Old Process"

and show why it is DASQEUOUf .

Sold 1111 llie IimtuHuu-ii- t lMun,

O. V. STURDIJVANT, WARING BLOCK,Tel. M. P. O. Box, its. (Cor Tort and BereUnl Sts.)

Sole Agent,

WILL BE A GO. SOME LIVES ON

OATiinitiNn or sons of tubAMKIUOAN llEVOMJTION.

TcmpomrjrJuitlco

OrKnnUntlnn The Chief1'rrslflrn Tliote Who

Were I'rcnent.

There was a large meeting ofgentlemen at the office of P. C.Jones at noon today for the purposeof organizing a Society of Sons ofthe Revolution. Chief Justice Juddwas elected chairman of themeeting and John Effingersecretary. A decision wasreached to have the proper formsprinted for application of member-ships, and to apply for a charterfrom the national Society in theUnited States. There were twenty-si- x

gentlemen present who wereeither members or elegible and asthere arc about twenty-fiv- e othernames allready handed in of thosewho could not be present itbids fair for a flourishingsociety to start soon. Those heardfrom so far who are either membersor eligible are as follows: ChiefJustice Judd, Associate JusticeFrcar, Judges Whiting and Cooper,Minister h. A. Thurston. Messrs.R. B. Hrcuham, W. C Parke, P.C. Jones, E. A. Jones, T.Yv. Tones.John Effinger, Rev. I). P. Bimie,M. P. Crandal, Dr. Cooper, Rev.S. E. Bisiiop, H. C. Meyers. C.M. Cooke, Prof. A. B. Lyons, Prol.C. J. Lyons, V. A. Kinney,Prof. Alexander, Mr. Lyman,Mr. Chamberlain, Jr., W. O. r,

D. B. Smith, Frank S.Dodge, C. S. Bradford, ArthurJohnston, C. B. Gray, H. R. Hoi- -

lister, T. F. Lansing, T. C. Porter,F. F. Porter, W. C. Wilder andSons, Col. W. F. Allen, W. H.Rice, Capt. Wm. Babcock, H. W.Severance, Hilo., L. A. Torbett, S.G. Wilder of Kahului, and C. H.Judd.

Any one desirous of becoming amember of this organization canobtain blanks form of applicationof P. C. Jones or of the Secretary,John Effinger.

Ilenrh lloail.

Work is to begin next week onthe Beach road, so long unfinished.The sum of $7500 will be used.Nearly all of this will be expendedfor labor.

llpalmil HiiUHe Open.

The Healaui boat house hasbejni turned over to the architect.An examination of the buildingwas made late Friday, and it hasbeen informally accepted,house will be thrownto members from thisnoon forward. The ballmittees began work this

Theopen

ng in dead earnest. It is probablethe "home warming" will be givenTuesday evening, May 7th, whichwill ue the day beiore the Australiasails.

IlAISICl) A STOIIM.

!liiIoinent ot Ctiltiesu Mcchlinlm on nl'jbllc lluilding.

A political storm center of thismorning was located near the corner of Merchant and Nuuanustreets. 1 lie cause of indignationexpressed mere and elsewiiere wasthe sight of Chinese mechanics repairing the metal ventilators on thepolice station stables. John Finnicluth and many others expressedanger. Mr. Emmeluth said hewould resign from the militia. Heis a tinsmith himself, and has latelylaid off two men on account of thescarcity of work.

llie matter was investigated byTint Star. Deputy Brown hadtold Captain Packer to have thejob done. The officer engaged apake. Air. Brown saul lie regrettedthis very much. In the course ofthe morning several prominent mencomplained to members of thegovernment.

Captain Parker says lie gave thejob to the lowest bidder. And agood many earnest people areseriously beginning to wonderwhere or when or how this sort ofthing is going to end.

Q. II. Milium & Cn.'s Extra Dry is theleading brand of Champagne in theworld. The imports into the UnitedStates for the year 1801 were nearly onenan or llie (otai importation 01 i.imm-pagn-

into that country. Macfailane& Co. are sole agents for these islands,

ivakii iiousi;.Stove Tlleiu Aenllt

Forwurd.llrouKht

The Board of Health will makeanother move against the Chinesewash houses. Sometime ago it wasdecided to move them all to IwileiWash houses have spread out overthe business part of the town, andhave been condemned by the physiciaus. The government is losinga big revenue on them. Washhouses will be built by the government-an- rented. They will beconfined to comfortable limits in theneighborhood of the slaughterhouse.

Poi factories have been adjudgeddetrimental to the public healtn

land these may also be moved to theIwilei neigiiuornoou. lire wnoiematter will be brought up for finalaction at the next meeting of theBoard of Health.

A nlace to upend a few nuiet hours isthe Ilauiwai Baths. Waikiki cars passthe door.

IIOllN.

DwtoiiT At Palama, April 26th,to the wife of C. B. Dwight, twinboys.

Smith At Honolulu, April26th, to the wife of Henry Smith,

THE HAWAIIAN 'STAR. SATURDAY APRIL 37, 1895.

SOCIETY W0I1DS.

Matciii,i:sh nnAUTV an 11 stukmitiiMl' dim LANdUAUi:.

How It it Sotm-ll- 3Iurderel-O- f Iglnof Sump Familiar lUpretnlout A

rrnli.urid itrinark.

Those readers of tho "Star" who nroso fortunate ns to bo able to read theHerman language, will find a fund ofinformation and much entertainmentIn "The Origin of Language" by JacobGrlmiii. This eminent German plillo- -

POLITICAL J'UOl'ilET,

I'ltOF.

One Knch fartr-A- nMiule b

Mind Header.

to know Prof. Leonardhimself a

logist ami lexicographer, who was tho told earlv in the month to sninPh, st qualified to express a judgment

pcrsolls ,., j,, t t ofon the merits of a living language ot bmonarchy the old order was toanv one ..f tho manv scholars who have

given their time and energies eo tho restored. He said ther the nest means or expres-- i isl.llltis Would atraiu be ruled from

iunrorliiiiiiiiniiioiiKi.il min sums up . c. " , ,

in stroma of tho Euclish Language: , '"""wib was uie umeNo other modern lanuuaiie. directly given ior the return to the old

by the renunciation and confounding of , order. A nreat manv neotile inhe rules of sound, by the loss of ul-.- .. i,,i .... 1:. r:.i.

most all the Inllectlons. lias ncouired a '"7""?" lKU .""lu 1,1

greater force and vigor than tho Eng-nrl- 1' it Will interest tlicsc to knowllsli: nnd from tho yet that he also that Hawaiilearnablo fullnets of its frco middle-- 1 would become a n.irt nf the ITiiiti--tones has flowed n suhslnnthl of !expression as perhaps never yet n" , S,p ,J "J tiS)7'Btood at the command of any lai guage. x 1"K bTAU office oneIts entire stiucturo and couipleteiicas.iit looked squarely at a gen- -onco wholly inttllectu.il nnd wruideriul- - tlem.au nresent and "Vonly perfected, has proceeded front an .,.. T , . .MBlmtiLliliiir iit.lnn wif it'ditii tltit lion - ..... - - ....

ImigunzcB of modern Euroiie. I reading, but that my claim ofio Germanic and tho Hoinalilc, ami it being able to see into the future iswell knmvnliutv they are lelntcd in nonsense. Well, if isn't, and

HUIIIM!, Hit; Jlrllllvi If I Ul Hill I II itllli TMI t M. . rIn. tlm ,,,l..rl.l l.n.U. II,.. lM.r llm " " tu J 1 lie Secret OI

intellectual conception In fact, the if is mat every man witlnn linn- -

language as ustd hySliakespearo self possesses knowledge of theeon riglitftilly be called a world future Tt le I .t..t :languige, and seems like the Eugll-d- i ..:.. .i

itself, destined in tho fiiiuie in of it. I know it is there andpeople. . , . .it . . . i I . . -- . . . : . i,yet greater measures uinn uerecoioio to " ucvciuji auu icucn u. now

rule in all tho ends of the earlh. When I do this, I don't know. I mavre cons der Is richness intellectually, fllltl oul some dav or , of tjml condensed adaptability, no ono ofII the other living languages may he students may unravel the mystery,laced nt its side, yea, not even our I know I gel into a man's mindeinian language.' and examine its stores."Yet. tills is what thowiiter on im.. r i ii!f.- -

Is wav down Beretania street from the .- " B,,l!

mouth of an Englisli-speakin- g lady, nd- - 111 auaiiion to being a marvelouslessed to Her umiubi! coacliinan: magician, cannot ue ileuieu. lieJohn you mal and pan! that gate all does not care at all for the

same quick." And lie commenced to c;,1 fi.i ,.;.i i,.muse on the of huinnn ex- -

pression. What did the niean? The Peculiar abilities enabled him toexprteaion ns given is neiiner gooo inane money ami enjoy tinnselt anaEnglish, good Hawaiian, good Chin.se, ilai thev hml no otbor vnlun fnrnor go u nociaw. ih h inn limit- - as

ell nlwniB to correct l.ugnsii.ven to children anil uneducated per

sons, as it is to insist uponneter allowing a servant nuu uu iiueriur it, uiuuuus ill polltcnesi?

Sow tills Mine idiotic expression, nyhistorical changes nnd reversals ofmeanings, may some day come to have

meaning of Its own, as strange thingslive bapnened . fur example. Knave

n early English nient "11 or nil'male "servant." so that "Paul a eeiv- -

ant of Jesus Christ," might have lead.1'aul a ktiuve of Jesus tnnst: lint,nave has now become a s 110113 111 ofilllan. Villian has changed its im iin

ng from a "countM luaiiMiiniani orfin to "an extrcti ely uickiilperson; n rascal." A libertine was "11

freeman of a corporate town;" later "afree thinker;" now, he is "a debauchee;

rake.Most of us use words caring little forleir oriL'in or original meaning, so long

as neinhlKirs and acquaintances underlain! them, nnd if ue weie called upon

to give a reaieii or our u?o ofmr explanation would lie quite asHousing as that 01 tne iiungrj rreucn-na- n

who was charged with stealing alg, and who, when asked by the

before he was summoned.what ho had to sav to t' 0 indictment.replied: "Oil, I btenl no pig; no, sar. 1

nevar. you shall tee. I tell zeilir will he eo wiz me. He say, 'Oui,mi,' nnd zen I taku him. Is scat what

you call steal ze pig, von lie go vis hisi ennseuw ' t ne "wee. wee. 01 11

ig Is a perfect "es, in l'lench;ut it to be so in Kona

uniierslood ITheiu is 1111 old nillocrr story which

iroes; "A was an imiilo me! nit u; ocut it; U divided 11; ! ioup;ni ior 11; ugot it," itc, &c, to the end ot llie alphabet. When everything mines alongn leuu ar order we s.iv it H in "nppie- -

plo older." l'he story Is tho originthe saying.

"All in my eye," "over tne leu, arefirst iu a crefnre to "Julian theAoostiite." "What a Popishsuccessor can reap from llvts and foi- -

lines spent In tho delenceoi inet roieHlant'religion may tint in hi eye;and what Protestant leliiiion gels bylives and fortunes spent ill the ten leu

successor top

Foolscan." owes its to the foilowimr incident: Soon nflet thontion of Charles II., the king hadoccasion to write ceitain dispatches,and some the government paper.issutd while Croinwnll ws protectorand which had the "Cap of Libertystamped upon it, was brought 10 himun looKing at 11 no nam, -- iuku u nu ,

I'll have nothing to do wun a 1001scap.

How curious is t lie of tho wordwhig." In llie sixteenth cenlurj

I

should have voice. Tlnspaityadopted as its tnoto. "We hope InG111I " The word "whiir" which origin- -

ally meant to kings andfriendship for the people is - couiuiiia-

the ior W.

rnimi ine Child

small hulanc hand, "Let'srejoined tho "how will

toward tho hands."goes over tho much

nmc iuuciiOiiillmaii, and the end of thelift.

The 1111I1I slier stands nidiast. lien-not by Jug full.'

Bir: besides tliero the devil(printer pay.

a mnsi nrorounii nnvsiciau nuu surwas once looking tho

skeleton ot jackass, whensav: "Yes. wo are

wonderfully made." 'studyour language will convince one that thesame Hue of it. Hut cnunotsjieuk your lnundriuaii, donot slobber around pigeoii-Kugli--

H.

Japanese Theater,A Japanese theater will be

the Siimpo building,street. Japanese carpen-

ters and have beenwork day on the stage,

boxes and seats for theThe theater will to

night likely 'continue untilthe big" peace celebration.talent win be all local.

HAVANA CIGARS,from

Henry and- & Factory,at

HOI.LISTEK CO.'S.,

and Merchant

A

l.coNAitn ma nr. a cnni'i.EOf I'll IIIOTIONS.

for Pnlltlriil Inter-ettlu-

iHlk tliu l:ipirt

It will a good many peo-ple who have not already heard ofit that set

up as political prophetleaving Leonard

thatbe that

untencliahlii predicted

powersuv)i

day

said:

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allheard

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possibilitieslady

uso

hoy"

terms.

nnigls- -

whom

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found

restor

origin

The

as he was concerned.

Six hot baths for $1 J. Aohworth'amode! barber bIioi, No. B0 King street.

Mutch SliuriMeooter.The bachelors and benedicts of

the Sharpshooters willhave a match shoot on the H. R. N.A. range There It was there bywill be ten to the narties

the nir-h- t.

constantlv ol late, andmatch of the

H. were by

ll.ll'llllNlV

Tlie Kotiii-Kit- u

OrKnnlzeil,

Officers of Kona-Ka- u TelephoneCompany are publish elsewhere.The meeting of stockholders was

Thursday. Mr. Aungst re-

turned to Honolulu by W. G.Hall, and wiiV proceed at oncepreliminary arrangements for

up the line. There arc already61 subscribeis with nrosnects ofmore. The company Hawuil.to have the Government confirman old appropriation, made iu 1802,

did hi swineship mean to aid telephone line

of

he

of

oimosltlon

sir."

ivnus:

"1

all

now

0, Mumm Co ExtraChampagne lias the highest for

nnd purity. Thevintage of 1SS9 now the market.

Co. are sole agents forthese islands.

Wi rliilaliril.McCaudlcss Bros, finished the

new on Halstead's ranch,Waialua, afternoon.boring was nearly all throughthe rock. A flow wasreached, the water only

of will huover the left to the of the ground, owshntihlpr'origin

far

Co.

&

ing for the most Vart to theol the A pump willbe introduced to facilitate matters.

HI. Own Minn.J. P. rtodrigiies, the well known

tailor, left firm ofCo, nnd set in for mmi-elf- .

liestreet. Here ho Hue stock

and attend repairing andcleaning. Mr. Uodrigues has lieeu in

nffiSSS Si""" ffiAJg.

McNeil,

'if. io, Z: people. series consistedorlL'inated oillce some eleven tableaux suggested

night's settlement wages. Homer's from which the"John," says me ner m,strcss ceremonies read.

lint Prtiiwtvifntwpublisher,

iiavimr ThenJohn list:

money enoughNo. and

heardand of

Chinesewith

start-ed HawaiiNuuanu

scenic artistsat scen-ery, audi-

ence.and will

after

Hock

Fort Streets.

interest

before Hawaii.

Leonard

company

Company

put

Dryhward

excellence celebrated

Miicfarhiiio

Friday

Popishheightlikely

Tiillnr

up

tirintincSaturday Iliad,

iur.sonatcd characters. costumes wereively characteristic, bearingdence of selection.

ADMINISTRATORS' SALE

OP

as Honselolfl Furniture

Bv of J. T. Waterliniie. HenryWaterliouso and William Walerhoui-e- .

administrators of the Eitate of JohnThomas Walerliouse, decea-ed- ,

sell Public Auction QueenHotel, Nuuanu Street,

On Friday, 10th,10 o'clock in.

household furniture of said Estate,comprising

Parlor, Bedroom,and Dining RoomFurniture

Mechanical Devices,Etc.,

Further particulars in future advertisements. view Thursday,May Uth, from 111. in.

James F. Morgan,038.101 AUCTIONEER.

ALL ALONG .THE ..DOCKS.

WHAT OOINO OX Till: WATKIt- -

VeMellltand

rito.Nr 0111,11.

Null,8lrimrn

Note.

Ilnllait -- ManjPor- t-

The Kaala arrived this afternoon,

Ke Au Hon will sait atp. tn, Monday for Waluiea andKekaha.

Likclikc will sail for herregular ports on Hawaii at o'clockthis afrcrnoon.

The Mokolii arrived this morning0111 Molokai. She will sail again.outlay afternoon.

bark Triton cleared todayfor Ma7.atl.1n. She will sail tomor-row. The Triton goes in ballast.

The Jane L. Stanford will sail inballast this afternoon for the Sound.She will lumber there for Mex-ico.

The Iwalani is loading 500 tram-way rails for the plantation at

She will sail at p.m.Monday.

the Philadelphia is still inport next Tuesday , it is reportedthat her battalion will again laudfor shore drill.

new belonging toHealani Club turned over in theharbor yesterday afternoon, anddumped several oarsmen thewater.

A sailor had" been drinkingsaki fell overboard from the Halllast night. He was rescued byGuard Schiuecden and CaptainChrislain.

Captain Cook, the pirate, is atWaialua. Last evening the regu

"strange" schooner was seenoff that point, but disappearedduring the night.

The Gaelic will fall due fromHong Kong and Yokohama Sunday morning. If she arrives earlyshe will most probably leave latethe day on her voyage to San Fran-cisco.

Last night the boat stolen fromthe bark Sumatra Was found tiedup at the I. I. S. Co.'s wharf.

this afternoon. evidently returnedmen tue side and ten nartv took her

eacli. Both teams have been from shin Thursdavnracticitnrthe nromises be n close the deserters fromone. F. Glade arrested

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order

May

Etc.

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The

The

load

The

into

who

shots

Lieutenant limil:m of innmiteilHAWAII

with

cloths

shell

Two

A 1UIII1U

lodging house on Fort street. Theother man tliouglit to being in the city.

kai und

A A 1..Satuuday Apl 27

Stmr Mokolii. McOreiror. from Molol111.11.

DKi'Aiii tmi:t.

'

SatuiuuY Apl 27

Stmr Likelike. Weisheith, foi

vi:s.hi:i.s li:avin(j tomokkow.

Bk Triton, Sclion, for Mazatlau.

VKSSKI.S I.KAVINU MO.NI1AV.

Stmr Kc Au Hou'.YThonumon.Waimen and Keknhni

Madeiros

careful

Stmr Iwalani, Freeman, for Ilnun- -

muuhi, Kilaiiea, Kalihiwai and lluiialei.tmr ivaala. llrown. for Wala- -

nne and way ports.Hlmr J Cummins, Neiloon, for

West side.Stmr Mokolii. McGregor, for Molo

kai und Lanal.

tho

the

lJU'OllTS and co.vniuNi:i:s.

H POUTS.Ex W from Hawaii nnd Mnnl.

Apl 2021 sacks ccfTee, bngi ami, 29In AK

lltruu u.t.u UtD BUllUriCB.

vi:ssi:i.s pout.naval verskls.

Philadelphia, Cotton, Ban FranMK11CIIASTMEN.

(Coasters not included this liat.lSchr Norma, Hneuson, Claxton, BCHtdp F Olado. LtveriKMl.ilk Uolieii 8udilen, Newcastle

,rn and deserves Hnmatra. llerrv. Hlloy

form government B CttJtl nui,i,riIi H- - Fpie I lIV.,l,..V UIUIM7. UIMIItliinii I nw..

ProMier.

tioni towers. Horn1, r . , . iv t- - ivuiu-v-

, jiiirrison.lion initial letiers uiu 11111 mg oeneill nhln Troon. Fi t z. Noweoitla.liberty party motto. TJ. attracted ail audience of 200 Uktn from Iquiijul,

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WITH TIN SWOItllS.

O llrllled Men tu lie In the JnpRlieieI'Mrwrie.

A military display of considerable pretension will be made by theJapanese here as part of their demonstration next month in honorof the victory of the nation overChina. The intention is to have iuthe procession at least 200 uniform-ed men. Their arms will be tinswords, now being made in variousJapanese shops. Men for the battalion are now being drilled everyevening. An effort is to be madeto secure the new fish market foruse on rainy evenings. One squadwas bc'tig handled last night overa store on lower Fort street. Another was at the present fish marketand still another near the O. K. &h. depot.

THE 1IIFLE SHOOT ON.

ruin tkams ETi:iti:i roilIIIO COMPANY MATCH.

it Hie Mnklkl llults-- H ! I', anil l

the Cillilr.Uuli- - What IheyLxpect to llo.

The second shoot for the prize rifleoffered by the Winchester Repeating Anns Company is being heldat Makiki range this afternoon.Companies B, D, h and 1 naveentered. Companies C and Acould not get their teams together,Sharshooteri are barred. Companies K and F enter their regularteams.

Company B's team labors underthe disadvantage of having hadlittle practice. 1 he team consistsof Captain White, Sergeant Giles,Corporals Thrum and Weedon, andprivates Abcmelt., Lewis, Olcscu,Schmidt, Thrum and House.

Company 1) enters with CaptainWilder, Corporals Bumctte andDexter, and Privates Wilder,Boyd, Drumiuond, L. M. Johnson,O'Connor, Clav and J. A. Johnson.

Company A could not enter forthe reason tnat lour ol tiieir bestsho's are engaged for this after-noon. Lieutenant Rowald workedearnestly to get up a team, without success.

Each company is requtredtohavetwo markers and an officer to keepscores. rue calculations 01 tnevarious companies on their respec-tive scores would read somethinglike this;

Company F 421 ;

Company F 421;Company D 42 1 ;

Company B 421.The price of bromide remains

unchanged, but with an upwardtendency.

Uoemiloyptl Militiamen.All members of the N. G. H.

out of employment arc to be relieved if the Government can placethem. By direction ol PresidentDole the men who .comprise thevolunteer branch of the army ate toreceive attention without delay.

Woman's Excange, 111 King streetFresh bread, rolls.douglituuts. cake tunpies every morning nt 10. Lunches putup und orders taken for darning, mending, etc.

IIHALTII MATTKItS.

IntcreMIiiK lluilut front I'rucerdlnKH oftlin lloMril.

The Board of Health held aspecial meeting Friday afternoon.Applications of V. D. Jones of

California and Unpaku Ogawa.Chinese and Japanese respectively,for applications to practice medi-cine were received and the saintwas recommended. Dr. Jones is atravel ing Galen and wishes to visitthe Islands ur. Ogawa was litgiiijrecommended. Consul Shiniizuwas among the number endorsinghim.

The authorities at Hilo again re-

port scarlatina. Two cases hadbroken out in the family of J. P.Sisson. A rigid quarantine wasordered in event of other casesappearing.

Improvements at Kalihi and theQuarantine Station were discussedand acted upon. Water pipe will

ti'nrL rri npum npvt wi'irit. i

spoken of and it was decided to go

and perhaps one back it willbe used tne Hoard 01 neaim.The noise around the office MS 'Ois objected to.

ForCow

nnd

Chickenin up

CALIFORNIA FEED CO.,

Cor.' Queen and Nuuanu Sts.

- MILLINERYMISS ANNA GAHILL

HLOCK, HOTEL ST

If you want to be in the fashion, this

is the only place to buy Mii.linkky.

.Vo-v- AtlvertlaemeiitHi

Annual Meeting.

The Annual Meeting of the Stock-- h

Iders of thfl HAWAIIAN COFFEE& 1EA COMPANY will l held onI 1'1ImV Armi.NooN at 'i o'clock in theroom of the Chamber of (oinnv-rre- .

W. W. HALLeU-- U Secretary.

Notice to Militiamen.

In accordance with instructions fromheadquarters all unemployed membersof the N. U. II, are c.tlled to appear and

themselves between 0 a. m. and12 111 011 week days at the Bungalow.I'nese applications are to receive atten-tion at once.

J. W. I'KATT,0(3-- tf Adjutant 1st Regiment, N. (J. II.

Election of Officers.

At a meeting of the Stockholders ofthe Kona-Ka- Telephone and TelegraphCompany, Limited, held this day thefollowing olilcers were elected for theensuing jean

President.. O. O. HewittVice Piesldent C. 1). MillerSecretary & Trennurer, L. S. AungstAuditor M F. Scott

DlKLCTOltS.C. M. Walton, Q. Clark, K. I). Barthrop.

LUTHER S. AUNGST,.UliWt Secretary.

Ladies Watch Lost.Kither on the traiuwar car or on Piinrli- -

IkihI street, ladies plain gold watch, jththe Initials K. H. riurravod on aue. Smnllchain with anchor attached. Kinder willliln leave at THIS OPKItlK.

OliiW

Lost.

A diamond nln between Vinnrard nnd.School streets. A suitable reward ifreturned to012-- tf THIS OFFICE.

Meeting Notice.

The regular Annual and OuarlprlvMeeting of the l'ucille Hardware Company, Limited, will bo held at its olllce

"I'll ITIIUI-- l A f.... 0.1 . ,n ....,1.

JAMES CI. SPENCKIt.Honolulu, April 1, IKM.

KnowledgeIs Power.

Therefore you should 'Utake advantageevery opportunity thatpresents itself add-ing to your stock '

The NewStandard Dictionary

Is one of these oppor-tunities. Don't failto investigate it. Forparticulars address....

A. W. EVANS,Agent, General Delivery, Honolulu.

From$3Q to $3Q.

Wo havo reduced our black corkscrew, rrencli and Uer man pique suitsfrom to $20. Now is your chance ifyou to get dressed in fine stylo forlittle money.

MFDERIOS & CO.,iViti.lNUTO.v lli.ocK, Hotel Stiieet.

S. DECKEK, Mint.

be laid on Quarantine Island, the JOIN THEThe annual trip to Molokai was CICVehllld

,nf."y-T-- r . , Bicycle ClubA 111: IMIUUI l,Ulllll.l,llvtl awv..., w

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NOW

E. WALKER,Sole Agent.

NOTICE.

Tho annual meeting of the HAWAIIAN JOCKEY CI.UH will take place atthe PACIFIC CLU11 on Monday, AWUL20T1I, 1095, AT 1;:)0 f. SI. All membersare requested to Ihi pnvent, as mattersof importance win no nrougni oeiorutue meeting.

033-t-d

V. ill. UlrFAKI).Secretary Hawaiian Jockey Club.

A PRIZE OF

$25.00Is offered for the BESTORIGINAL, STORY, writ-ten by a Nativi: Hawaiian.Story to appear iu the Maynumber of The Hawaiian.

CONDITIONS: Subject andscenes 01 Biory iiuisl lie Ha-waiian. Matter must Ui type-written. MSS.imiBtlKi signedwith correct name aid ad-

dress of author, and fni ward-ed to the olllce of Tho llainii-ful- l,

415 Koit street, Umoiu'u,II. I., 011 or before ilw 15,1603

THE HAWAIIAN.

G. E. SMITHIES,Accountant, Collector and Copyist,

Office with C. D. Chase,Safe Deposit HullJIni;.

Telephone 184.I The collection of Oovernmentblllia

FOR ONK WEHK ONLY I

KINETOSCQPE AND GRAPHOPHONE

Exhibition.New Rcenei.fliu votr latest Son ei and

I a choice number of Jlmdrel Selectionsat KAMSEY H CANDY STOKE, Arliug- -

11011 iiiocic, Hotel street.038 tf O. STEOCKLE.

Wbki,y Bru, $4.00 per year.

for;.

liotli the method and results when.Syrup of Figs 13 taken ; it is pleasantanil rcfr"6uintr to the taste, and acts

,1 . r .t ... .1.. ir.Mcciuiy yti promptly on mu lviuuejs,Liver ai d Bowels, cleanses tho svs- -

(era ctTeitunlly, dispels colds, head-t.che- s

ar 1 fevers and cures habitualSyrup of Figs is the

caly remedy of its kind over pro-duced, pleasing to the tasto and ac-

ceptable to tho stomach, prompt inits action and truly beneficial in itstRlttu, rcnarcd ouly from tho mosthealthy .uiu agrccablo substances, itsmany erecllcnt qualities commend itto all n.id have made it tho mostpopular remedy known.

Syrup of ! igs i3 for 6ale in 50cent bottle3 by all leading drug-gists. Any rcliablo druggist whomay not havo it on baud will pro-eur-

it promptly for any one whowishes to try 1U l)o not accept anysubstitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.Stl FRANCISCO, CAL.

lOVISVHtl, K1 tICVI 10RK, N.r.

H0BR0N DRUG CO.

Wholesale AbmiI.

TIDE'S M N AMI JIOO.N.

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HAWAIIAN S T A li,BUSINESS DIRECTORY

ok Honolulu.

aqents.J. A. MARTIN,

Btar Agent, Hllo.GEO. HONS.

Utah Agent Walluku and Lahaina,

ARCHITECTS.RIPLEY & REYNOLDS,

ARTISTS MATERIALS.

PACIFIC HARDWARE COj

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.WRIGHT,

opposite Htables.

COMMISSION .MERCHANT.

WEST, Mawuio Block,

Alakoa Hotel Street

ENQROSSINO ILLUMINATING.VIGOO JACOUSEN,

Telephone I'oclflc HardnareCo.

FURNITURE UPHOLSTERERS.OHDWAY & PORTER

HOPP

Mariposa.

410 Fort St.

Fort St.

W WFort St.. Club

G.

Tel. Cor. anil

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10,

AND

St.

74 King St.

Insurance, fire and marine.CASTLE & COOKE.

Aetna, Alliance, New England Mutual

PLUMBERS AND

EMMELUTH & CO.,G Nuuanu St,

LIND

MERCHANTS

.Miowera

Coptic

RESTAURANT'S.

Hotel

EiceWor, Nuuanu St.

SALOONS,

B. I. Shaw, Proprietor,

VETERINARY SUROEONS.

U. SCHNEIDER, D. V. S.," . " Club SUblea, Fort 8L

FLOUR MILLING,

Thf. Rolling rrwi llitK Cliniifcoil the En.llro Mmm of Operation.

In tlio roller process the whole prln-oipl- o

of tho manufacture of flour wascIiuukciI. Instead of KettltiKnll tlio flourposlblo out of tho who.it in ono or tworeductions on millstones, tho Idea vtasto mnko in little) Hour as possible on tliofirst production nud lenvo n lare per-centage of lulildlfiiKHnfterwiird to bu todared towlint is known ns patent Hour.Kowndnystlio number of reductions va-

ries from four to debtor inoro. Jlllletfaro now ablu to grind wltli n length otrolls equal to 140 inches per uuit of 100

barrels of flour lu 24 hours and do goodwork,

Hecontly tlio "planslftcr" has step-

ped Into notico and is used with n verygreat capacity both as n scalper and asa flour bolt. Tho purifier is greatly im-

proved, varying in slr.o from eight feetIn length by three in width to throo feetsquare, with tlio attond.mt dust catcher.Many mills ereditablo to tho ingenuityof tho builders linvo beendovised to per-

form a number of operations in verysmall space, comprising rolls and sepa-- !

rators, and also several pairs of rolls inono frame. In the wheat cleauing roomtho tendency has been to ue moro machines thau formerly and to clean tb'iwheat better. Tho Hour as it comesfrom tlio reels is now packed with greatrapidity ami exactness, nud tlio brau ineomo of the larger mills is compressedinto half tho former space by a machiuothat will rack 40 tons a day.

In fchort, tho whole Improvement hasbeen on tho lino of smaller machineswith greater capacity, taking less room,using a shorter road from tho wheat binto tho flour sack, and with a reductionin tho nmount of power required to inakoa barrel of flour. A mill builderstates that iu a well planned 100 barrelmill n barrol of flour per 0 of ahorsepower is fair work, while in a1.000 barrel mill it is at about the ratoof 25 horsepower per unit of 100 barrelsdaily capacity. Chicago ftccord.

NECKTIES ALWAYS NEW.

Sir. Feather. Learn, the Secret of Mr.Uiukh' Attructlte AKftorttuent.

'I nin somewhat curious by nature,"said Jlr. Feathers receutly, "and tometime ago Iwasbtmclc by tho reumrkablonumber of new neckties worn by youngMr. Ginks, who Bits opposito'iuo at ourboarding liousu table. I procoodod tohtmly thoiu, nud nfter a wcolc or two Idiscovered that they wero not ouly always smooth and fresh, but that theirnppoaranco was regulated according totheir liuos, For two days ho would wearn black and gray tio, for instance. Thena black flowered rod ground affair wouldcreep out from his bo.-o- nud then twoor threo moro combinations would boworn. At last I could restrain ruysolfno longer, and I asked Ginks tooxplainto mo his nccktio system. Ho lookedmysterious and beckoned mo to a secluded corner.

" 'Mr. Feathers,' ho said earnestly,'I feel that I can conQdo in you thoroughly. Tho scarfs you havo so kindlyadmired aro ilvo in number and aro allI havo. I woar ono until it gets soiled,and then I drop it in gasoliuo ontsldo ofmy window. After tho liquid has evap-orated I take tho scarf in, and o'vory signof dirt has disappeared. Dy doing thisiu rotation with tho fivo ties I keep upan appearauco that would cost morothan I could afford if I depended uponnow ones.'

"I thanked tho young tnau for hisvery iuterostinn Information, ' said Mr.Feathers in conclusion, "and I do notdoubt that many others liko lihn knowtho value of gaaoliuo as a cleansing articlo and put it to good nsu. I hopethey all uso it in tiioopen nir, however,as it is n very volatile, and iufiammabloliquid and is liable, to explode if exposedin n rooui where thero is a gus light ora liro. " Washington Star.

1AHU RAILWAY & LAND CO.'S

TIME TABLEand After June

TIlAlNi

Ltitve Honolulu.ivarl t;lty

rrlve Ea Mill

TO EWA MILL.u.

A.M.8:4511:30

:57

11.P.M.1:453.302:57

lat, 180!

A.P.M.4:;!55:105:38

D.P.M.5:106:566:22

TO riONOLULU.0. n. b. A.

A.M. A.M. P.M. P.Mave Kwa Jtlll lu:4J 3:13 5:

Pearl Ulty. t:53 11:15 4:15 6:1C

.rrlve Honolulu 7im n:.Vi 4:V, 8:4v aturlla)'a onlf. O Hunilay's excepted.

Dally l Saturday's excepted

REMOVAL

HUSTACE & COhave moved to

Morgan's Auction Roomsfor a short time. We are still selling

Departure Bay Coal,CHARCOAL,

ALGERODA andKINDLING WOODin any quantity.

ClP-no- th Telephones 414. 354tf

Removed to Store next GoldenRule Dazaar.

YOURWATCHwill be made to keep excellent

time ii left

THREEDAYS

FARRER & CO,the well known and reliable

Watch Makers.

If satisfaction is not given, yourmoney will be returned in lull.Island orders will receiveprompt attention, 5176m

HAS NO EQUALHIK TI1K ll.U'll! CCltF Of

Golds, Oougha,Influenza, and

SORE THROAT.

I CHERRY I I

It willtho most

the lu-

ll nine !

lotionthe phlegm,.tti.l

1'or tlio cure ofCroup, WhoopIhk Sore

nml nilthe pulmonary trouMe. tduhlcli tlio ,niitifnrc so theie - 110 other remeily socttectlvf as

Ayer's Cherry PectoralHIGHEST AWARDS AT THE

World's Great Expositions.

Made by Dr. J.CAyer A Co., Towe11,Mnss.,U.8. A.

llpwnrft of r.M,i Imitation. Tin natnAlftV 'lierry jitouiIiiphI vnthe wrn)iipr, nml. H hlov, In tlie of enclifour buttle.

HOLLISTER DRUG CO.

AVilOLESAL,E AUKNTS.

Tiio Negro's adh,Sonio oro rrcdorlck DouRlnsa

addrossod u coiivcntiou of iic(-ro- luLouisvillt). Ho (.aid in tho coiirso of liisroiuiirka Unit lie did not think miKainutidu of thu nnd black races(U'sirabli1, tho puro iicnro 1'oinB, in hisoplniuii, tho host of tho rnuo. WhilespcakliiK his oyeylnsbos coutinucd toslido troni thoir porch. "lint I wlwi,"interpolated tlio speakor, "I wish wecould pot up some sort of au alloy fortho necro which would insuro a uosocapable of lioldlug fpectacles. " Buffalo Courier.

No Drawlnc" In III Ear.Havo you any special liuino to describe

tho wrinkles, or convolutions, or plait-ing, or whatever is tho proper namo fortho iucqunlitcs in tho inner surfneo oftho outer oar? A woman artist, discuss-ing a man, disclosed tho artist's namefor She said tlio man could notbo trusted "because ho has no drawingsIn his oar. " She nioaut that tho innersurface of thu "shell" of the ear wassmooth. Now York Sun.

Every Woman Living

rVuutW

f

relievo

cough,ttoothc

sleep.

CcMifli,TI1ro.1t.

lliiMe,

IVctoml

years

nninlwhite

thaui.

loltlvelv needs aSKIN r 01I toprevent WrlultlCH,wllhnrlnir. ilrvlniz.mkcIiu; or tlie skinami mrm-i1ii-

TheorlelnnlFood Tissue

Builder,LOLA MONTbZ

CRtMET still tlio bct.Vnn will be surprised nnd tlellKllt- -

tills luxury aluxiirv lu every re

spect excep tprlce. A 75 cent isit lasts threetnontliw. Do you ton or burn 7

Mrs. Harrison'sPACK BLEACH

mips Ihn nrnt pimp nf Kifrkels. Sunburnsallowness. Cloths l'linples nnd nil sk'nllleinlslies. l'rh-- Jl.lX). llnrmlcwt nndeueetlve.

SucrffuoHt hair ftrmaniHtty rtmoveii.For special ndvlre nml book on beauty,

iree, niituvsH iiiit.. .ir.i iir,Uenuty Doctor, So (lenry St., Stan Knuicls.00

For sale by HOM.I.STKU DKUO CO.,632 Fort M., Honolulu. M.1.tr

We have just received a new shjp- -nient 01

Government Tests show that it is thebest quality of Oil iu this market. Weguarantee it in every respect.

Pearl O'l delivered to any part of the

GastleO&l-i- f

lnittice

NOTICE.

Standard OilCo.'s

PEARLOIL

& Cooke, Ltd.

WeMakeAll Kindsof Silverware.

Do you wearone of our

War Em- -

blema ?

Jacobson & Pfeiffer.rrl Struct JcHcllcrs,

Near corner King.

Where did you get that suit ?

Why, at

JOHNSTON&

STOREY'S,41!J FORT ST.,

There you get the latestNew York fashions iu

Clothing and Gent's

Remember

JOHNSTON & STOREY,

413 Fort Strbut,

Honoi,ui,u.

THE HAWAIIAN STAR. SiT.URD.AY, AP.RIL 27 1895

TOMPKINS.By r. DEUINQ.

Coprrliht, 1805, bj the Author.)

Canlinued.

'"Yes, indeed I had, " repeatod Tomp-kins, his chin quivering. "It was nottho thing for n fair minded man tothink so poorly of himsolf, but I wasnlono, nnd the old associations mid thesolemn services wero impressive. Therowas Luoy in tho choir. Sho alwayscould sing liko n nightingale. When Ihoard her voioo again, It ovorcamo 1110.

I did not hear much of thu sermon, Ithink it was something about tempta-tion and tho suggestions of tho evil ono,but I am not suro, fur I hnd my headlown on tlio back of tho powin front of

mo most of the tima. 1 had to fight des-

perately to control my foellngs. Onomiuuto I would think that as soon asthe services closed I would rush aroundand shako hands with my old acquaint-ances nnd tho next miuuto would bo do-

ing my best to swallow tho lump in mythroat. It was as tough a CO minutes nsI over pascd. Uut finally tho sorvicoswero ended. 1 folt that it was plainlymy duty to stop iu tho porch nnd claimtlio recognition of my friends. I didpauso and try for n fow soconds to collect myself, but tho lump grow biggernud choked 1110, while tho tears wouldflow Ucsidos that, as tho adversary justthen, iu tho ineiniost posslblo manner,suggested to my soul, there was thatpork. I know I would havu to tell ofit if I stopped. Dut I did not stop. I

When I reached my room intho hotel, I felt n longing to get nut oftown. Fortunately I could not lenvo onSunday. So in tho afternoon I sat withthe landlord 011 his broad front platform, or piazza. It was not tho personwho keeps tho placonow, but ono of thooldest inhabitants, who know all abouttho Ilurlington people. Ho guessed thatI was a collego boy. Ho thought ho re-

membered something about my nppoaranco. I did not mind talking freelywith a landlord, for hotols and boardinghouses had been my homo in Uhlcago.I had always been n sluglo man, just nsI nm to this day. This landlord was ngood hearted old chap, and it was pleas-ant to talk with him. While wo werositting thero who should come along thostreet but Lucy, with a book in herhand. Sho was on tho opposite sidewalk

S?ic teas on the opposite sidewalk.mid ilid not look up. She would notlook nt n hotel ou Sunday. I nskert tbolaudlord nbout her, and lio told mo niltlicro was to toll. She wns living in cueend of n littlo wooden cottage over to-

ward Wiuooski, nnothor factory womanoccupying tlio other part of the house.They inado n homo together. The laud-lor- d

Raid Lucy wai an oxcollout womannnd might havo married 0110 of tho over-

born in tho factory any timo sho chosefor years back, but that sho proforrcd axinglo life

"When Igot back to Chicago, 1 keptthinking about Lucy Cary. Tlio oldtimes when wousodtolivo iu Wilming-ton enmo back to my mind. Tho truthof it was I was getting along a little atlast in Chicago in tho way of property,and I found lnysolf all tho while plan-ning how I could havo Lucy Cary nearmo."

"Did you want to marry hor, Tim-othy?" inquired Mrs. Pember.

"It was not that, "ho ropliod, "butIwautcd to become acqualutod with heragain. I know sho was the best girl Ihud cvcrtocii. Sho was just as good andpious as anybody could bo. Wo wero likobrother nud sistor, almost, whon young,and when I thought of homo nud myfolks and old Wilmington and tho col-

lego days somehow Lucy was the centerof it all In fnct, almost everything olsoWB3 gone. Aly folks wero scattered, andLucy and Undo Jasou wero uoarly thoonly persons up this way that I couldlay claim to. There is a kind of lone-some streak comes over n man when hehas boeu grinding away iu a groat cityfor n good many years and comes backto tho old places and nees them so freshnud green and quiet, and ho cau't getover it Ho will cliug to anything thatbelongs to old times. I was strongly in-

fluenced to write to Lucy, but I finallydid not I determined that I would getall 1 could for two or three years, nndthen I would come hero and faco things.I would get something comfortable andwould havo a placo of my own iu Chi-cago. Thon, whou I had it fixed, 1

would como nud boo Uncle Jasou andLucy aud stand tho racket. Of coureo itwas nonsense to feel shy, but it seemedto mo that I could uot say a word untilI had somotbiug to brag of. They kuow,in a general way, that I was iu Chica-go, dealing in pork or doing auctioneer-ing or something, and that was as muchhumiliation ns I could enduro. To besuro it was nothing to bo ashamed of, forI bad boeu 1111 houost, faithful man, butto comeback to my frieuds empty hand-ed, without wouoy or famo, and grayheaded nt that, was uioro than I couldstand. If I had had anything or beenanything, just to take the edge off, Icould havo managed it As it was, Ilookod ahead nnd worked. If any maniu Chicago has tried and planned andtoiled during tho last three yoars, I amthat man. There has boon n picturo

my mind of n pleasaut homo thoro. ""Aud have you calculated to marry

Lucy Cary?" inquired Mrs. Pember iuu oager voloe."Perhaps it was not just in that way

I thought of it,"roplied tho nanator.vory 6orionsly. "You know, I told youmat mo landlord said sho prefcrrod nsingle life."

"Timothy Tompkins. " exclaimed thuold lady npprohousivcly, "don't douy it

dou'tl Think how dreadfully youwill feol if you know you havo told nHoi"

"Itisuothing to bo ashamod of. Tim. 'othy," said Mr. Pember in n kind nudlynipathetio voice

"If you put it in that way," answer-c- d

my old classmate in strangely mourn-ful tones, "nil I can say is thero wastievor anything between us; nothing atall."

"And did you come here this time tosoe her?" inquired Mrs. Pembor, almoststarting from her seat and with thothrill of a sudden guess iu her voice.

To be Continued.

Bitter,Butter, .

Butter.Very Cliolco Tnhlo Butter from Pan o

maici uairy.OOOI) TABLE MUTTERFROM KONA

0001) COOKING HUTTERFROM KONA

FOR

Received every week.

FRE3II BLOCK BUTTERTABLE

HOOD lLO(-,- BUTTERFOR COOKING

Received every steamer.

For sale at low rates by

H. MAY & CO:NI5W

0R00EBY STORE33J NUUANU STltKKT,

tlelwwn Hotel neil to Shoot- -anil KlnijStreiInir (lullery.

GEO. MoINTYREIInt niJon-- d n Flret-clas- s Orocery Store asabove. He will keep always on hand thebent find fruMicstAmerican nnd English Groceries.Anil do Ills best to pi en bp all customers.

tSTI'nrcliape de tverrd to all parts of tliecity. TKMCWIONK lim.

Pacific Brass FoundrySTEAM AND GALVANIZED PIPE, EL

BOWS, GLOBE-VALVE-

STEAM COCKS, nnd all other fittingsfor pipe on. hand.

Honolulu Steam Rice Mill.

fresh milled HlcoorBale In quantities to suit

J. A. HOPPER, Prop'r."nrf Ptrfflt. TTotmlnln.

CRITERION SALOONFORT. NEAR HOTEL STIiEKT.

CHAS. J. MCCARTHY. Manoeer.

Popular Brands of Straight Goods

ALWAYS ON HAND.

Try tho Great Appetizer, "THErmOWNIE" COCKTAIL, a specialtywith this

JiuroT OF THE

FAMOUS WIELAND LAGER BEER,

KOBT. LRWER3. C. M. COOKE. F, I, LOWRSY

LEWERS & COOKE,Lumber, Builders' Hardware,

DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,

PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,WALL PATER, MATTING,

ORRUGATED IRON,LIME, CEMENT, ETC.

CHAS. HUSTACE,Lincoln Block, King Strkbt,

Between Fi .rt ar i lakea Sts.1) ' 4.U.I. II

Groceries and Provisions.Fresh Califorau Holl Butter nnd Island

Butter always on hard.

Fresh Goods received by every Sleametfrom San Francisco.

PS?" SATI8FACTIOV OUAUANTKIll. iJ

Metropolitan Meat Co.81 KING STREET,

Wholesale Retail Butchers

AND

Navy Contractors.G. J. WALLER. Manager.

JAS. F. MORGAN,No. ,45 Queen Street,

Auctioneer and Stock Broker,

Special attentirn ;Ivea to thehani 'iM of

Real Estate' Stocks, Bonds.

HONOLULUJON WORKS.

Btkau Engines, Buoab Mills, Boilers,UOOLEES, IRON, 1IIIABS AND LEAD

CABTINOS.

Machinery of Every Description MadeOrder. Particular attention paid to Shipsrtlocksmithuig. Job work executed at Short

King Sf Restaurant!

Cornir Kine and Alakoa streetB will rIvoyou tlio l8t meal for'i't centa 111 tlie city.Wo are now in ournew rooms, everythingclean.

25cfresh and

Remember the Place, corner King andtllukea streets. 008 lmo

Castle & Cooke, Ltd,

IMPORTERS,HardwareandCommissionMerchants,

Genera! Merchandise

AgriculturalImplementsandPlantation

423tfSupplies.

BEST IN

HONOLULU!

Ah Chock's RestaurantCor. Hotel and Union fits.

Meals 25 CentsArrangement ran lierol-- made for nerving

menl to KamHIc living withinreasonable distance.

CHOCK LOOK,MERCHANT 'V AII-O- R.

No. 48 Nmiami Avenue.

Fine Clotlia. Perfect Fits. Styles upto Date. Prices that will satisfy

you. Give mo a trlnl Istrive to please.

Stock ttf Tweed. Diagonals, FttinncU A DucMiie

No. 48 NUUANU AVE.P. O. 1Vx 153.

1L HAOKPELD & CO.

GENERAL

Gommission Merchants

Agents'"

Ounnn At.

.Hull S. S. Co.ccldcnlitl .V Orlcn

S. S. Co.

HONOLULU. M

THOMAS BROS.,MABONIO TEMPLE.

Manufacturer!! nnd Dealers inall kinds of

Bamboo Furniture.Wo ofTer to tlie roplo of Honolulu n su-perior urticlo of Immhoo furnftuie ntmaiiufnctui'brs prices. Call and nee us,

47&4tm

ELITE ICE CREAM PARLORS

Ml Factory. Cake Bakery.

FINE Vhondluiu hotIOK CREAMS, Jf OOFFEE,

CAKES, CAKOIES. UA, CHOCOLATE

ISLAND CURIOS.Our EiUblUhment li the Finest Kesort in the

Cltr. Cell pprt .f. ub Oren till if p. rat

H. MAY & OO.Wholesale and Retail

GROCERS08 Fort Street.

Moth Telephones 22. P. O. Tiox 47

BEAYjEK, 8ALOON.Fort Street. - Opposite Wilder & Co,

II. J. NOLTE, Prop'r.First-Cla- Lunches served with fen. Coffee

Doan w iv 1 uroifcr Ale or sum.

CALIKRNIA & HAWAIIAN

FRUIT AND PFPDUCE CO.,

Ul'I'. It, ,'. DiJPOT.

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &1uis house goods,

fjsit a,x veoi:tauli:s.FJiOZEX OVMTERS, etc.,

Ity every .steamer fiom kim t'runcIco andtiujtuutir Miipiunj; hupimeti.

GEORGE CAVENAUGH,MAN'Afinit.

Hawaiian Wine Co.,Frank Buown, Moit.

23 and 30 Merchant St., Honolulu, U. 1

The Republic hciiiK secured, we annow iirt'paieu 10 pen at

Annexation Prices- -

Tim BEST OF

Wines,Ales ttaiclAt wholesale. N., ,joods sold at retail.

AGENTS FOB

Club CoelctnilHConsisting of Marline, Manhat-tan, York and others, etc., etc.

Oh, I Say!have you heard of the now firm at the corn' 1of King and Alakca streets, where you oibuy or tell anything from a cuiubrio needl

to a saw mill.

M and Secoud-na- ni FnrnitnrAll kinds of second-han- d liooks

bought and sold. All kinds of ccntrac'itaken for

Painting and UpliolsterintiWe are fully prepared to contract foi

any sized job of painting ami repairing,C'lIAKI.t: HAWKINS.

NUNES & HARRISONHorseshoeingandBlacksmithing,

Neat Wcrk and Satisfaction GuaranteedTelephone 445.

Three rtoor Walklkl nf itlrliard

. iuu.ii.'i, iu u j iru" .iockoi uarriage anil. u.i.juei iruuivt'ii ier n. mAustralia an aasorliuent of lilTHni I nTiri

IIH" uuimiinuijupuiir,. uriuuuiiiKFh etons: also, SUHKHsKIN, CAkKiAQeMATE,. In Qreeo, Bine, Kcd and OrnUnods at ).rlce to suit the times.A few of those SAFUTY CAKKIAOE POLKREIN HOLDER K u&"vehicle". A Oheat Convkmknck to Lauiks,as nicy prwYtiin. no iiiiRtt irnm railing iq tliearound wben leavflitr the carriage.A uanrf m on t nf nt Tint inn nnn? . .

dashTeither S,PVAirciil for I'AI.:V IIW'Vci i'gSold for Cash or on the Installment I'lan,

G. WEST.No. 1 MASONIC BLOCK.

tB&-6- Feb. SO, 1895.

Give the Baby

FOR

I N FANTSSMN VALI D S.

wir10'

CHIEF.

li I

received

AND

ron

consumptives,nod Ased.anl

Illness sn61ninuM,

Infantt.noOKfor

motben,"Tb0 Care and FeemAlledr1

address, upon request.

CO4BOSTON, MASS.,

BENSON, SMjlTHKolo jVix for Ilnwiillm

WAUKEG..N

STREET.

PerfectORoWlNri

Hand-fa-d

Infhiita,"wlll

CO.,Mltinda.

THENEV"WAUKEGANBARBED

Mac only by ft Mocii t Co.

Wo liavo been niiiiniuli'd AtrentH for tho nlinx.uper Htcnmer "KEAUIIOU" the first iris incus hnrlml

Ave sell tho " utiktRan" Point with WlH mini. 1n.1lft. the rouud. Yim rnnint build 11 fence wiih ritlu rrn.lin bnrl.0.1

wire as cliemi hb ou can with " Waukt can."

Aente

Take thu followirjr mains for ir.ttiiiicr, nil olnt, l.iithp in. ),art:N. and M. 15.30 ft. 7.S4 per crnt. favor Waukeniran.Haddock Wire Co., 12.62 lb.Itoss, 12.44 82.01RoeblinR Co., 11.29 4H.15

11.83 39.48Indiana Wire Fence Co., 12.87 lb. 28.21 per cent.Burnell, 13.77 19.83

AVaukeRan Barbed Wiro strong the strongest, contains just manybarbs the rod, and yet weighs less per rod than any other style barbei wire.

This result accomplished by using half round wire the barb, insteadfull round wire all other wires; then twisted out once aroundone the main thus saving the weight additional twists. This wire

thoroughly galvanized, much needed this climate.We also sell special wire stretcher and galvanized steel staples fcr

Wire.All orders for the above, for plain dalvanized Black Fence Wire nndStaples will promptly filled prices by

E. O. HALL Sc SON.

Wrought Steel Ranges, ChilledIron Cooking Stoves.HOUSEKEEPING GOODS:

Agate V are (White, Gray and Nickel-plate- PumpsWater and Son Pipes Water Closets and Urinals,-Rubbe- r

Hose, and Lawn Sprinklers, Bath Tubs aud Steel Sinks,O. S. Gutteit, tnd Leaders, Shee Copper, Zincand Lead, Leaa Pipe and Pipe Fittings.

Plumbing, Copper and Sheet IronWork.

DIMOND BLOCK, 75-- 9; KING STREET

Gurney Refrigeratorsand

Ice nhoet.Owing correct n,

are the cheap-

est and best

A Fresh Invoice Just Hand,

GAirrcivFon Sale the'

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO.,

FORT

PETER HICH & CO.

attention to

Nutrimentchildren.

Convalescents,dyspeptics,

In11 WmiIh

THE

Best Foodfor

OUR the InstrncttolofIb of beto an .

DOLIBER-GOODAL- E

U. 8. A.

&tl

!

WIRE.Wasfctuni

rt.kMpuuiiHI t fn

e. 4 In. It& to an nf

4 ! t

to 1 lb. or iu i!ft. to 1 ' U0 " "

" 1 ' " " " '" 1 " " " "

Cleveland, " 1 " " ' ' '

ft. to 1 01 " " '

" 1 " " ' " " 'is as as as

to ofis a in of

n ns barbed it iswires, of is

somethinga

WauUeganor or

be nt lowest

Iron

Tin,

.

to

to

nv

lbs

75

inof

in

l Jr 1

ENTERPRISE PLANING MILL.

Ofllce and Mill on Alakea and Richards,near Queen Street, Horn lulu, H. I, , . .

all

A

Proprietor.

MOULDINGS, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, SCREENSFRAMES, Etc.

TUIIM12r AND HAWliD XVOHIC.

Promnt orders Telephones: Hfutnal. 5ft: Rell, 498

H. E. MclNTYRE BRO.,IMPORTERS AND DBALBRS IN

Groceries, Provisions and Feed.

East Corner Fort and King Streets.New Qooda recelyeu by every Packet from the Eastfrn BUts and Fi.rop.

Fresh California Produce by every steamer. All orders faithfully etttrdu tand goods delivered to any port of the city free of chorirf.

IWOmcelT- -fUt"'aCUOn Te.epboa.Na

rat., !C--