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VOL. VIII. NO. 1084. HONOLULU, H. 1., MONDAY, JULY 10, 1894. PRICE 5 CENTS.

THE DAILY BULLETIN i

faiNTID AND FDBUSBBO

KVERY AFTERNOONsxcbft scsdat st thb

Dally Bollttii Pobllskti Co., LU,

at thb orricsm k 328 Siroksat It, Messiah), M. t

BUBSOBIITION-B- tx Dollas a Ysas.Oelirered In Honolulu at Ftrrr Ossts avIiinth. In advance.

i'116 WliEKLY BULLETIN-- 18 I'UIILISHK- D-

BVBltY TUBSDAY(I Fois Dolum a Ybab to Domestic. I

.tut Kivb DoLLAM to Foreign Bubiorlheni,payable lu advance. !

BOOK AND JOB PRINTINGlONB IH SUrBBlOB STOa.

J II. ITU vvivuunuuu.v.. lawuuunira m mnp. o. box 9. -- i

Thr Daily Bullbtim Is printed and pub-Itib-

by tbe Dally Ilultetm PublishingCompany, Limited, at IU office, Her- - i

raamiiroci, nonoiuiu. Hawaiian isl-ands. Daniel lgan, editor, realdei onAlakea street, llonolnla, aforesaid.

Address letters for the paper "EditorHullktin," and business letter " ManagerVS1IT UIIUOIIU Publishing Company."Using a personal address may cause delayin Attention.

Business Cards.

LXWERS ft COOKK.

lllieilHTSIU- - AMP DKALBM I LCNMBk 1KDu. mm np Htfll.Dlao Matiau.

Fort Htrvet, Honolulu.

H. HAOKFKLD 00.,

iaVKHAk UoMttllll, Amskt.

'oruer Fort ami Q.uen Streets, Honolulu.

NO. 8. BMXTHIX8.

Iwiilimrsi, .m.HN'it Hnlia. Ahrt.

Mahukona, Koliala, Hawaii.

VLLUM FOSTER.

Atiiws-Ar-l- ,. Nn N.ir I'nsue.

No. 15 Kaahumanu St., Houolulu.

TH08. LINDSAY,

MAiorn-ri'mH- i. JlWSI.Sk m WriH.MABBB.

uaui Jewelry specialty, Fariloulaituullon paid to all klu.li of repairs.

Mclnerny Block, Fort Street.

i. J. WILLIAMS.

PHOTOORAP HJOR

tii our csiictioi if uuBd viAti.

HONOLULU IKON WORKS.

staAM ExniNM, Bdoab Mn.ia. Boilbsk,t'lHItBW Ibok, Bbajm, ahii I.sap

OASTINUf,

Uitcbluury of Every Description Made toOrder. Partloular attention ld to Ships'Blacksmlthlng. Job Work secutet atShort Notice.

B. A. JACOBSON,

Watoiimakku and Jkwki.ku

,."V? Kort Slni Honolulu, II. I.i". O. Box 287. Mutual Tele. 4iS.

DR. C. V. MOORE,UOO Van Ness Ave., B. F Gal.

Elegut ApartaeaU (or Patients.BLB0T8IUITY IN MIBVOl'H UIHIABItM.

Dr. Moore olfiini Invalids all theKomforta of home, with constant and care-ful treatment. Kefirs to H. It. Maufarlane.. UW-- tf

CHAS. GIRDLER.- UIKBOT IMPOBTCB Of -

KN0I.IHH ANDCONTINKNTAI.

IDry Q-ood-s

So A KhniinU street.

Cement Sidewalks & Granite Curbing Laid.KstliuaU--s given ou all kinds ol

BriiNK.CONOUKTK. PLASTKBWtlltK

tSV lONf)ET A HPKUIALTY SUs

JOHN F. BOWLER

C. B. RIPLEY & ARTHUR REFOLDS,

AROHITBOTB,Orrimi New Hnle Deposit llullding,

Fort Mreet, tlmiululu, II. 1,

Plaus, Hpeclllcntlons and Surlnlnd.ennn given for Kvery Description of Buildlug. Old Buildings successfully Beiuod-elle- d

snd Rnlargtd, Designs for InUrlorDaeoratlous. Main or MeobMllcal Draw.Uif.TrastBgsudBlueFrliitla. Drswltigsrvr Vows r Nswstispe IllustaUo.

WM. 6. IRWIN & CO.

(Limited'- OFFKB FOB 8AI.R

FERTILIZERS(Lll. CMM Will

(Mebnied Uijpi Grade C&no laoares.

We are also prepared to take order fur

Umi'. N. ohlandt St Oo 'm"rtlllzssru,

liiaiirttiK prmipl deliver

BOILED LUOOL!iW This If tiprlor 1'alnt Oil, con- - ''

turning toss pigment than Llneed Oil, and '

givim? a, lasting brilliancy u colon.Used with drier It Kites a splendid tloorSIlrfR)!.

.T --.jiiixae. demerit..KKKIMKHHUOAK8

SALMON

FairtuHkCaiMlflfl Co.'i Corned Beat

00. 'f

Compounds, Roofing & Papers,

tad"! Piteit Sietm Pipe Cowing

Jirboes' DiuiOBd, Enaoiel A B? er--I

lastiarj Faint

Ksectally designed fur Vaouutu eaiii.

FIRE,LIFE AND

MARINE

INSURANCE.

Bsxtlort Ptro Iiinraicfi Co.,Assets, 17,109,823.49.

Loiaon A Lancashire Fire Id. Co.,Assets, 14,317,052.

Thaamt aad Mersey Marine Ins. Co.,(Limited)

Assets, 16,124,057.

New Tors Life Ins. Co.,

assets, 1137,499.199.99.

G. 0. BERGER,Geseral Ageat tor HawaiUa Islaaas.

HONOLULU.

Win. 6. Irwin & Co.ILIMITRIM

Win. O. Irwin, President Bint ManagerOlaus HiireckeU Vlce'l'resldentW. M.OIHard, Becretary and TreasurerThe,!. 0. Forte. Auditor

S-uget- r Faotor8AMI

Coinmiusiott Aoutu

- (iicyT or rtia -

Oceanic Steamship Company,

OK BAN FBANC1B0O, QAL

C. BREWER & CO.(LIMITKU)

General Mercantiletr

Commission AgentsP. 0. Jones .PresidentO. H. Kobertson . .ManagerK. F. Bishop. Secretary A TreasurerW. F. Alien' ... AuditorC. M. CookeH. WaterhoiiKe IHrvrtirwO L 1'nrler

Oity Cauuiage Co.,Corner King and Dethel Sin.

- BOTH TELEPHONES 113 -

Flim Carrlagos Sc Civil Driverttrt be hnd at all hours.

.1. S. AtfDUADE,lu-i- t if MiiiiHger

Atlas Assurance Go.

OF IOJ7BOZT

ASSETS, 110,000,000.

II. W,SU!IMIDT&fc50NS,AsmiIs tut Haaallaii falawts.

JUST ARRIVED I

I'KK BAKK "0. D. DHYANT."

mHABY 0ARKIAGE8

or ALL STYLES! P

Carpets, Rugs and Hats i call

In the LatMt t'atternsI

w "HOUSEHOLD

Sewing Machines.HAND 8EWINQ MACHINES,

All with the Latest IniprOTuient.

ALSO OM HAN- D-

orWESTKHMAYEU'S

I'elrlil.ilrJ Goltage mParlor Organs, Guitars,

-- ADD OTIIB- B-

MUSICAL IN8TRUMENTFOB BALK ,

ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & GO,,

King Btreet, oppo. (?astle A Cooke.i

114 BOTH TELBl'HONRB 411

UU8TACE&CO.

COALAM iuds In any quantity frtun

oag to a ion

CHARCOAL,Kmiu nn bag to any quantity

FIREWOODIn lengths and Hawed or Spill,

from a bog to any quantity; also

WHITE & BLACK SANDHjiMf

NATIONAL

IRON WORKSQUSBN STRBBIT.

Bstvsao alrtas Rlehxrds Strssta.

'IMIK UNDEUaToNED ABK I'BB-J- L

pttred to make all kinds of Iron,Brass, Bronte, Zlnp, Tin and Lead Cas-ting. Also a General Bepalr Bhop forHteaiu Engines, Bice Mills, Corn Mills,Water Wheels. Wind Mills, etc. Machines!Vr ' Cleanliijc of ColTee, Castor Oils,Brans, Bamle, bleat, 1'lneapple Loaves andother Fibrous l'lanu and I'aper Block.Also Machines for Eitractlng Blarrh fromthe Manioc, Arrow Boot, etc.

CbF All orders promptly attended iu

WHITE, RITMAN k CO.

BEAVER SALOON,

The Best Lunch in Town.

Tea and ColTaeat all uonita

IHK FINEST BRANDS OK

Cigars and TobaccoALWAYS (IN HAND

n. J KTOT-iTE-i. Prop.

"Sans Souci" Hotel

Seaside hSM Resort

Waiklkl. Honolulu.

(ktoher tl, IKU.

1J nnymr tteMirt turA thingint lovely ictntr;. (nltt, pure 'air, clear tenUMler, iwnIuikI mtd hemenly tuiuett huwiout beure hit riet every rteniny ner the I'ttcl-i- c

unit the ilittnnt hillt of U'liiunar, rmweiif him amliatlu In the "Sunn Htuct."

HlUIKItT IMIJH HTKVKNSO.W

T. A. SIMPSON, Manager.

METROPOLITAN MEAT GO,,

w ftt KING SI

r,h:

liWholesale and Retail Butchers

AND -

NAVY CONTRACTORS.

Q J WaT Manas!

PaClflC Mail S.S. CO.

AND THK

OccidenUl and Oriental S. S. Go.

TOIOHAMA aai H0N0I0NQ.Bteamers ol the abort Oomtanlea will !

at Honolulu on their way to the shore tme louotingaatesiIporuonoraooui

I September 3, 1KMHtmr "OCKAMC" . ..October 2 18Btnir"OHINA"... November 12, 1K)IBtmr ,,OCEASIO"...Iefcmber 11, 181Btmr"OHINA" . January 21, 18KSHtmr"OOKANIO" February 1, 18U5Btnir"(llllSA" April lrt

For SAN FRANCISCO.

Bteamers of tbe abore Companies willcall at Honolulu on their way from Hong.konK and. Yokohama to the abore port on

about the following dates:Bltur"01TYOFlUODKjANKIKU"

July lu, 1MM i

Bum "BKLfJIC" August 21, lwBtmr "CITY OF PKKINO?. ......

October 0, 18WBtmr "OOKAN'IO" Norombcr IU, ltrBtmr "CHINA" December 31 IKrtBtmr "QAKLIC" February 10 isuftBtnir"l,KKU"... March 2 1W5btmr"OAKLlC" ...April 28, ma

IATKS pF PASSAGE HI AS FOLLOWS:

rt, YOKO-

HAMA.tO UORO'

comj.Cabin IICO DO 1175 00Cabin, round trip 4

months c in . an soCabin, round trip 12

months mi jie 2&Kuropeu Bteerage o OU 100 00

CsV CaiM-nger- s ikying full far will heallowed 10 tierceutotr return fare if rtuni- -Ing within Uelve months I

.i . -

'For Freight and I'asNage apply u

H. HACKFELD fc CO., i

m u Agents.

Oceanic Steamship Go.I

I

Australian Mail Service.

for SaBFraaotsco:Hie Ne and Fine Al bttel aiu.i.i.nij.

" "ALAMEDAOf the Oreanlc Bteamshlp Couiii) willbe due at Honolulu from Hyiluey ami Auck-land on or about

July 26th.And will leave for the ebov port withMalls and Passengers on or about that dale.

For Sydaey and Aucklaa.:The New and Fine Al Hteal riteamship

u "MONOWAIOl I tin Oceanic Bteamshlp tlompauy willbe due at Houolulu, from Ban Frannlsoo,on or aboul

August 2d.Auu will hare prompt dexoateii withMalls and Passengers for the abore ports

Tim undersigned are now preared to uuTHIOUGH TICKETS TO ALL POINTS

IN THK UNITED STATES

For further uartlcular. nmrnnWimKrelghl or Patsage apply to

WM. 0. IRWIN A CO., Ltd.,

Otisral Agsato.

Oceanic Steamship Go.

Time TableLOCAL, LING

S. S. AUSTRALIA.

Arrive Honolulu ve Houolulufrom B. F (or B. F.

July 14 . July 21Aug. II .Aug. IK

Sept. b . . Brpt. 1ft

Oct. tl Out. 13Nov. 3. . . . .Nor 10Dec. 1 . ...Dec. a

THROUGH LINEFrom Hau FranclMii From Sydney foi

lor Sydney. Han Francisco.

m' llonnluln Iitnvt llmuMuMONOWAI, Aug. i ALAMKDA, July 'J)ALAMKDA, Aiig.SU MABU'08A.AnR.!lMABII'OSA,Sept.'J7 MONOWAI. SepU'JUMONOWAI Oct. S3 ALAMKDA

II. LOSE,Notary Public, Collector and Qeasral

iuudsii Agent.

hulhSKenl for Several of the llrsl K1IIICINSUBANOK fOMl'ANIKB.

Paleniss ol Loss's Chemical Oovpoand lorCUrilying Case Jalce.

Mulual Telephone H. I1. O, lies .1V.Stn'i'l, Honolulu.

Ring Up Both Telephones mrns

Baggage Express,Hund rl Hollliiger's Shoeing Shop,

i)iiro strret, uear Fori' ti JAM Its) POUABIk,

Canadian -Australia

HiMwiers of the abore Line, running In connection with the

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAYBetween Vancouver, B. 0., and Svdnoy, N. 8. W.. and calllnK at Victoria. II f

Honolulu and Sura FijIJ,

A.R,B3 DXJH3 A.T KOlSrOLtJritJOn or about the datns below minted, rls :

From Sydney and Suva, for Victoriaand Vancouver. B O.t

8tmr"ABAVA" .. August 1

HtturHWAKItIM0O" oepiemoer i8ttnr"ABAWA" October 2 I

TartmiB TicksU lasses rrors Bonolala

MKtoHT ahii rAsssanik toanTeI). McNICOLL, Montreal, Canada.BOBKBT KEBB, Wlunlpfff, CanadaM. M. 8TKBN. Ban Francieco, Cat.O. Mil BBOWN, Vanrourrr, B. 0.

Wilder's Steamship Go.

TIME TABLEW 0. WiLoaa, t'res. B. B. Boot, rto

(Hr-r- . J. A. Kimu, I'ort BupL

Stmr.KINAU.CURIE. CoaaUBtsr.

W1." "" Honolulu at 2 r. a., touctiitig atkahalna, Maalaea Bay and Makeiia theMtme day; Mahukona, Kawalhae and Lau- -

panoenoe me following nay, arriving atlllo at midnight.

t.KAVKrt MONOLULt)

..u."'"' July 24Friday .. Aug. 31'ue.day Aug. 11Friday . . . . . ..ug.2tTue.day ....hcu 4Friday .. . . .field. IITuesday bcpt.24Friday Oct. 6Tuesday ....Oct. 10Friday . . Oct.2tlmemiay .. ...Nov. UFr day. Nor. iuTuesday Nor. 27Friday .. .... Dec. 7Tuesifay Deo. IN

Returning leares Hllo, touching at l.aupahochoe tame day; Kawaihae a. y.; Ma-hukona 111 a. .: Mnka.ua 1 e. m Mail...Bay Mr. .; Ulialna H r. a. the following 'nay, arnTingai jionoiiliu 1 A M. Wemeedays and Baturdava.

ABBIVKh AT HONtll.lll.ilSaturday. July 21Wednesday Aug. ISaturday Aug. 11Wednesday Aug. 22Saturday. Kept. 1

Wednesday . ... bept, 12Saturday ... . . Bept. 22Wednesday . .... OoL :Saturday Oct. WWednesday .... Oct. 21Saturday ... Sov. 3Wednesday ... .Nor. 14Saturday Nov. 21Wednesday Dc. ftSaturday Dt.0t IftWednesday Deo.Si

No FreiKlil will he ftr12 noon ou day of .ailing.

stmr.oLAUDiNE,iOAHEIOR. Cssuuuiltf ,

Will l ears Honolulu every Tuesday at o I

r. m., touching at Kahului Huelo. H ana,Hamoa and KlInahnlii.

Iteturnlng will arrive at Honolulu everySunday inornlns.V No Freight will i mwive.1 after4 p. a. on day of sailing.

I

Consignees must he al the landing to I

receive their Freight, as will nut hod- O. ' 7 "..'ourselves responsime allei surli Freighthas been landed.

While tbe Coniiany will us due dill- -

Eence in handling Live Stock, we declineany responsibility iu i:ae of the

loss of same.The Companv will not ht- - for

Money or Jewelry unlets plaiwd In the rareof Pursers.

W. W. AHANA,

1 :

Merchant Tailor,323 XTvlxux Q treat.

FINE SUITINGS- I- W-

English, Scotch and American Goods. :

Style and Fit Ounranlced. '

Cleaning tS: Repairing;'

Mutual Tele. 668. P. 0. Boi IU.IIHiHIin

H. JAOUKN.

I'KAOTIOAL - OUN-MAR- KK I

I heg to inform flx)rtiug Men and tliuOunvral I'uliliu Ihut I am preparvd to Ite-pa- ir

and Itenovate every dewrldlon ofFirearms. Onus, llllliw and Kevolversskillfully ltcUx;keil. Illiielngaud II own- -

ing ilnne in any shade. First-di- work- - '

mauship Riiarant.-til- . !iiMnuitr promptlyattended to.

Steamship Line

From Victoria and Vancouver, B

for Suva and Sydnnyt

8UnrMVABUIMOO" . .July 24Btmr"AKAVA" . Antut2lBtmr"VAKUlMO(" 8etitciuler2l

to Canada, Onllad Stales and Europe.'

faT For Freight and l'isgr rni all(leueral Infnrmattou, apply to

Theo. H. Davies & Co., L'd,Aaenlt for th llnvniinn ItlnruU.

Bell Telephone

Motiial Telephone

Consolidated

Soda

Water

Works

Company,

Limited.

HOP H1NG & CO.,MM HOTKL HTItKKT.

COHHISSION lBBCHAHff- Whol-ial- a Dnalrrs In -

Liquors and Haoila dimGeneral Chinese Merchandise

- arm -Nut Oils, Bice, Matting,

Chinese bilks, Klc, KU'.. KUi

Boglisb sad Americas GroceriesBy Kvery t'oant Staun-- r

MUTUAL TKI.Kf'HltNK l1 IIMK I.

SOMETHING NEW I

PACIFIC TBANSFBR CO.,

11 Utt SI. Sliml Ttl. 66!

Uaggage Checked from Hotels and Benldeuces direct Ui destination. No

llevhfcking at steamers.

ihiggage always put iu State Itouins.

Olnarges Moderate.T. u.

HMMiin Manager.

BEGAN VAPOR ft PACIFIC GAS

wm (V bundles !

TBE BEST IN TBE MARKET.

H3F They cannot be surpassedfor motive powor

HKNI) FOIt CATAI-OOUK-S-

JOS. TINKER.UUt tl Sole Agent, Nuutiuii MrcH.

THIS 8PACE 18 RE-

SERVED

ros

W1LLIAM8 BROS

Pioneer Furniture Co.

Htl and lilt King Street

Csaw AdilrcusUNION HTItKKT. IIO.MOI-PI.-

IOH-t- f

no yion khk co Consolidated Soda Water Co., L'd

II Niiuanu Street JUSIPI-iA.JM-A.ID-E.

Tlitmiths, Plombing, Etc.;CnrA,"nfcP"r,8,, Bo80U,n- -

OBIM'KKIIY and OLAHHWUKH I UOMjISTKK vt CO.,iui'4 ui lU&U Ageuta.

An Unkind Friend.

Editor Bulletin':It is nol often Hint I bco a copy of

the Frioml, but by some chance theistie for the current uiontn was putinto tuy hands, anil on looking orortho'fJrst or editorial article I was as-

tonished, not at the tone of the arti-cl- e

itself or at the charitable spiritof the writer, but at the amazingignorance or worse wnicli couiucrowd so many misstatements intoso small a space.

We are told thai tho "nobility ofEngland tends to profligacy." andthat "the State Church habituallyleans towards a low standard inmorals."

1 hare little personal acquaintancewith tho nobility of Euglaud and soshall not pretend to any; the editorof tho Friend, however, "most ignor-ant of what he's most assured, pro-nounces their profligacy as a dogmaof his own. Merely judging fromhistory of the past anil the currentliterature of the da v. 1 assert thatthe British House of Lords as stales- -

men, scholars, orators ntur gentle-men need not fear comparison withany legiidatho chamber iu thoworld.

The morals and teaching of tho"State Church" need no defense.Wilberforco and Mngee, Thirlwalland Ellicott, Tall ami Kyle, Selwyn,1'attesou and linniiiugtou areamongst the leaders "towards a lowstandard of moralitv"! and surely agood democrat ought to feel kiudlytowards the Bishops of the "StatuChurch" are they not all selfmademou?

Farther on wo como to tho state-ment that browing, distilling, etc.,are almost "the only commercialoccupation fit for the aristocracy."What the mitdificntiou "commercial"may Ire worth is not clear. If itmenu any person who has enrichedand raised himself and his family bymerchandise, uiveulious, authorship,or other fruits of talents and perse-verance, thou we may supposeLyou riaytair, Lord l'laylair, auuWin. Thompson, Lord Kelvin, to beof the brewuis, and Win. Armstrong,Lord Armstrong, must certainly bethe distiller, for I have boon confi-dently informed thnt he puts a dis-tillery into every vessel he builds,and the consequence is that thecrew are always, by day and byuight, distilling fresh water fromsalt

Mr. Gladstone's father followed acommercial occupation and earned afortune ami a Baronetcy. Dr. John- -

liwKIIU WJ 111 I'll II J1 illU UlslWIU BBS

the Friend is the glorification of cer-tain persous who it seems will nottolerate "a racing I'remier." If thoFriend does nut know it, "everylarge and amnll bethel" does know,that Lord Uosebery was no more aracing I'remier ou the day of theDerby than he wns ou the day thathe was chosen by his party to suc-ceed Mr Gladstone.

Lord KoselMiry has owned racehorses ever since he was at Oxfordtwenty-liv- e years ago mid has neverconcealed the fact, llu was knownon the turf before he was known inthe Lcgialaluro. and in both sceneshas always approved himself nuhonest, upright gentleman, and isnot, so say the papers, a bettingman. for a quarter ol a ceuturythrough his whole public career --Lord Ifosebery has bceu known asan owner aud occasional starter ofrace horses. This terrible vice hasbeen condoned for all this time, audnow it seems thnt the real crime af-fecting this peculiarly partial con-ocieiic- o

is owniny, iwt only mi ordin-ary ruiWioMr, hut im rsfnioriffmiryone, not only starting but winning.

The wearers of these very ecceu-iri- e

couhcioueos are to be found inother than the British Islands.

Q. E. Dm

Killed in the Btroete of London

lu Hie streets ol London iu onoyear no fewer than 211 panseugurshave been killed by the movemeut ofvehicles. On the 20,000 miles ofrailway iu the United Kingdom, theIraius of which ran nearly 300,000,and carried about 800,000,000

ami 282,000,000 ions of goodsand minerals, only 17 pnssuugerswere killed last year aud 181 injuredby accideuts to irnius, rolling stock,permanent way and other cttsoutialsiu the movement of this vast tratlic.

Pruveution Is Bottor

Than euro, and thoso who aro auh-jo-

to rhonmatiam cnu provont H

lj koupiu tho blood iuroaudfriH from tho acid which causes thodisoaso. You can roly upon Hood'sSanaparilla as a nmiody for rlitnr-niHtibi- n

and catarrh, also for ovoryform of crofula, rait rheum, boilnaud othor diswiscs caiifiod by impuroblood. It toiu4 and vitalizes tinwholo Hyslom.

Hood's l'illx aro oa.aj and untluin olToct.

Victoria's Louir Rtdjfu.

Duriiif,' tho roi(,'ti of Queon Vin-loii- a

Fidtico han cliiitiKud horfour times aud lost part of

htr territory. Tho Otirmaii Hmpirohas been oraiuod aud Italy hasbeen united. Tim Uovoruiiietit ofthe ludirtu lCinm minis panned to thocrown of KiiKlttud ami tho BritiahKmpiro has been vastly oxtonded.

J. V. (Jhnpimiti outers for Hun(piets, Sociitls, 1'rivatu Dinner I'ar-lie- s,

WcddiiiL' or Garden I'artlnit,etc Ho will bo pleated to call uponany ladies or K,"tU,m"l who willkindly address him throuuh tho1'o.t OUlcu.

1

?, i - 9 - ' "Ti' T--

V

BT AUTHORITY.TAX O STICK NOTICE.

All IVmoual Taxpn, that In, Poll Tax,Road Tax ami School Tax, xhall bo dueand payable on and after the t day olJuly.

In case ot I'eriontl Taxes dnn and un-

paid on the 1st day of August, If no pcr-aon- al

property can be found whereon todistrain the AxKsior may and l herebyauthorized to cause thu atreU and iletcti-tlo- n

of the person of such tax payer by andnnder a warrant issued and tlgncd by theAssessor or bis deputy to show cause, Ifany he has, why he should not Ik sen-tenc-

to bo Imprisoned at hard labor untilhe discharge the amount of said tax andcoMs as by law provided.

No exemptions shall be allowed fromPersonal Taxes unless the parties c aimingsuch exemption shall notify the Assessorof the Division during the month of Julycf each year ot such claims and the groundsthereof. JONATHAN SHAW,

Approved: Assessor 1st DWWon.J. A. Koto,

Minister of Finance n( Interim.IO-t- w

NOTICE.

The attention ot Magistrates and othersIs called to Section 3 of Article 02 of theConstitution of the Republic, wherein It l

required that the style of all proo sses shallbe "The Republic of Hawaii," and all prosecutions shall be carried on In the nameand by the authority of the Republic ofHawaii. A. K.J U HI).

Oh Iff Justice.JudlcUry HullJlng, July 13, IsUI.

l'vi-l- w

TJu.gnU) guUcUn.ftcdued to neither Sect nor tuny,Hut KttablUhfd for the BervM of All

MONDAY, JULY 16, MM.

Oliver Mowat been I when intelligence lastOutario, Chief mail closed, sky

! ed with iocondiary glare,' - i

years, aud his administration uasjust been sustained in the electionsfor another tenu, tie is a Liberalin politics. Instead of a debt thoProvinco has a surplus, and it it nowonder the people stay by OHvr.

Much if not most of the expectedbenefit to Hawaii anticipated fromtho restoration of a duty on sugarby Uuited States Congress,would appoar to bo rendered nuga-

tory by the action of the Senate onthe final passage of tho bill in thatbody. An amendment was parsedwhich, whilo abrogating the recipro-city clause of the McKiuloy bill,kopt in force all existing treaties un-do- r

that clause. This leaves Hawai-

ian sugar to compote on equal termswith tho German beet aud Cubanand other Spanish countries' caneugr.

THE GREAT STRIKE.

It would be hard to conceive of amore presently calamitous or pros-

pectively disastrous industrial situa-tion than that which exists in thoUnited States. Whilo manufactur-ing industry is still prostratedthroughout large sections by a for-

midable coal millers' strike, all theimportant railway routes closedby a strike of the Americau RailwayUnion. Tho euormous loss fromstoppage of mail, freight and pas-

senger trafllo is a staggering fuctenough, but the wanton destructionof millions of dollars' worth of rail-

way other property by anarchistsin Chicago, who have long beenwaiting for such an opportunity, isven more deplorable in its exposure

of the unreadiness of constitutedauthority to cope with a serious

nergency. There really nothingauprisiug in the strike itself, im-

mense and damaging although it is,almost beyond approximate estima-tion. It simply in tothe magnitudinous extout of Ameri-

can railway enterprise. Tho labornecessary to operate the tnauy thou-

sands of miles of railway constitutesa large army in itself, aud, with anydegree of unity for tho protectionof mutual interests iu the differentsystems, this army can easily compelthe capital owning these groat arte-

ries of traffic to consult labordoing auytbiug that adversely affectsthe recompense of labor. Whilo itmay bo opeu to discussion whether,as iu the present conflict, the workersfor a single corporation might uotbetter have leeu aided in their strug-gle than by a general railway strike,involving the interests of the gen-eral pulilio so disastrously, itwould Iw hasty to conclude thatthe railway uiou have uot tho rightof their own judgment as tothe means to be employed foraiding their fellow-worke- rs of Pull-

man. That they have the sympathyof tho public in & large degree isevident from the voluminous news-paper reports to hand. They havebeen defended from many pulpitsand they have the support of in-

fluential journals. Their follow-couutrym-

enrollod in the militiahave iu some simply doaliuodto suppress them force whenbrought forward to suppress theiracts of interference with the work-ing of tho lines. The case appearsto be infinitely different, however,with the lawless elements letloose in Chicago. Leaders of thestrikers repudiate the anarchicalactions of those elements, aud thePresident of American HallwayUfilon adjure th whole number- -

ship to rerrain from all vengefulviolonco and wanton intachiof. Uponthe dogreo of promptitude aud pre-

cision with which the authoritiesshall utterly suppress the lawlessness raging, at latest accounts, inChicago will depend tho reputationof the Uuited States for stablo government. That such lawlessnesswill be ultimately suppressed thereis little reason to doubt, but ifaccomplishment bu unduly delayedthe peaceable people of Chicago audother largo cities will not feel as-

sured against tho recurrence simi-

lar disorders ou future favoring occasions. If the question of Statesovereignty, which has arisen be-

tween President Cloveland and Gov-

ernor Altgold in presence of blazingproperly and slaughtered persons,has to bo settled in the courts or byprotracted correspondence beforeorder is restored, then Chicago is tobe pitied and the United States isconfronted with the problem of areadjustment of the relations be-

tween the Federal and the Stateauthorities, which it had beou fond-

ly hoped wore definitely settled bythe war of tho rebellion. The Presi-dent seemingly was taking the sensi-

ble view of the matter, namely, thatordor should be restored first andthe constitutional question settledafterward. As Lincoln said, whencriticised for straining tho constitu-tion in his efforts to suppress therebellion, ho preferred to save theUnion before tho Constitution. Gov-

ernor Altgold angrily protested totho President that tho forces of theState of Illinois were quite adequateto the preservation of order, but,

has Premier tho latest byof Province of Chicago's was light-Canad-a,

continuouslr for tweutv an aud its

the

are

tho

and

ia

is proportion

boforo

by

the

of

thotwo

cases

the

poople's slumbers wore disquietfulfrom gloomy forebodings of themorrow. As to the strike proper, itis to bo hoped that a peaceful settle-ment may bo reached. What iswanted is commanding leadershipon behalf of the nation at largo tobring about arbitration of tho dis-

pute. Groat Britain aud tho UnitedStates have given sevoral object les-

sons to the world of the stttlomontof grave international differences bypeaceful arbitration. Lord Rose-ber- y,

sometime before he came tothe Premiership of Great Uritain,had suflli'ieut influence to have thesame beneficent principle applied tosocial war, with tho result of com-

posing a most disastrous coal uiiuera'strike that had inflicted untold lossupon untioual interests and diro dis-

tress upon thousands of working-mo- n

and their families.

OO TO THE ANCHOR SALOON.

WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM,f 'h Anchor rinloou, Is keep-

ing up with th tltii. At tlm Anchor youcan "wt't jourvyn' with an Oyster Cock-t- al

ntnl wii-- li It ilown with a Frederickttrg llrer U) ktcr Cocktail a nfeclalty.

Iim-t- f

ANNUAL MEETING.

'pilB ANNUAL .MKKTINO OK THKJL llotRimr UMnihunnrm will be held

THURSDAY, tlu) I 'Jill lust., ntJoVluukr.M , at the Room ot the Chamber of Coin-mere- r.

Ituilnens of Imi'ortuiii'o.II. L08B,

1041-3- 1 Acting Spcretaiy.

NOTICE.

IB HKRKUY OIVF.N THATNOTICE of tliren or more luoitlis old,luo the umle sluned. if not paid by Auk,i, loji.vwu ue i) in con in int. nanus oi anatiorm-- y fur collection

108 -- 3tM. 8. LEVY.

Hutrl Street.

NOTICE.

17 ROM THIS DATE, 0. K.KACKKlt Is uloneaulhurlted tiidraw

limits or to give orden for Mer.handlheor (jup)illeH on behnlf of the HawaiianI'oMxrHriAi. iV Hrmu Comtamy.

DIE HAWAIIAN COMMERCIALHUOAR OU

C. A SrHrrxeu,Geii'l Manager.

July 10, IMtl 10s1-I- Ot

Supeiior Household Furniture

At Private Sale!

1 httvu for sulu I private contract

The Superior Household FurnitureAll In Excellent Condition,

Contained iu a Cottage on the I'laltu, uluablu for a small family.

gW Kor particular, apply toI,. J. LEVEY,

Corner Tort and ijiifun otrueti.KHi-3- 1

TO INVESTORS, COFFEE PLAN-

TERS AND OTHERS !

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE!

T HAVE FOR BALEJ. Viiiluy, 2U Milus from

IN KALIHIHonolulu. 10

At'ltKH of LA Ml In rcc Kltuple, plantedwith ubout MANAS A IKKEri andwell mJniitud fur a CDKKKE I'l.AMW- -TIO, n Au'fi nrn utidi-- r Luhu at n rentalol $ l.'i p' r ninutli mIiIi I3yer to run anuliundiiiii'u of water from tliu mountains,iiIno, ft Workiiiif Hnrixixuiid MiiIph, llrnknand imall Cottuuu, uud KurmliiK Impll-men- u

IV I'nr further particular, ripply to

L. J. LEVEY,Corner Fort and Queen Htreeti.

lUtl-- at

TV JWIv HIUU, 60 wU wr month.

Mian Harilwaro MSaturday, July 14, 1X9.

We have unpacked our washstands and bath tubs from theStandard Manufacturing Co.,and are well pleased with themYou can find others of the samestyle and quality in large es-

tablishments but they have

never been shown here before.We bring to Honolulu a stockfrom which you may select what

you want without having to de-

pend upon a catalogue or thejudgment of your friendsabroad. A gentleman remark-ed to us yesterday that a friendof his has the finest bathroomhe ever saw. The informationdid not surprise us because wefurnished the pool, and we havethe article that will make an-

other bathroom look just aselegant. We have, in addi-

tion to tubs and pools, closetsof the latest patterns and im-

provements; we have washstands either corner or wall,

and in enamel ware or mar-

ble. We have very beautifulnickel plated towel racks andsoap dishes made by the samecompany and which harmonizewith the fittings on the tubs.There is no reason why thefittings of a bathroom shouldreceive less attention than thedecorations in a parlor. Trueenough it is not used as a placefor lounging in but it is a spotat which most people take agreat deal of comfort. Theidea that the bath tub may bepoked in the darkest corner of

the house has given away withother things to the inarch ofprogress; the larger andbrighter the room the betterfor sanitary arrangements.Another mistake is to put thetub in a corner; place it farenough from the wall to allowwalking around it and enablethe housekeeper to maintain apolicy of cleanliness. Wher-ever bath ttibs and wash standsare under the old order ofthings there you will findroaches; with our bath tubsmade entirely of metal andraised from the floor they will

never be. Our wash standsarc made so that every part is"get-at-ab- le with broom orbrush. Some are made ofiron and enamelled to imi-

tate marble and it is so welldone that it is difficult to tellthe difference; the marbletopsto the more expensive onesare beautiful specimens of theproduct of the Tennessee quar-ries; with the nickel platedtrimmings that go with themthey make handsome piecesfor any room. Take it all in

all we have the bath goods thepeople want, people who liketo scratch their backs withouthaving to clean their fingernails afterward.

For the past week we havehad a man adjusting our Sew-

ing Machines and putting themin condition for delivery at thehomes of the people who want"Wertheims," the only sewingmachine made that will makethree different stitches withoutchanging the thread or needle.The action is perfect and theadjustment as perfect as a sew-

ing machine can be made "noHood's Sarsaparilla feeling"after running a "Werthcim,"the bearings are so regulatedthat a child can run the ma-

chine without feeling fatigued.When you are buying a ma-

chine just consider that in

ours you get something thatwill sew three stitches withoutchanging the shuttle, for lessmoney than you will pay inother places for a plain everyday sewing machine.

Hawaiian Hardware Co., I.'dOpiMMlU Hprwkala1 MlrMk

JVr7 Vimr STKWKT.

Cut Prices !

ALL CUT PRICES MET

--A.T

Benson, Smith h Co.'s,Corner F'ort. As Hotel Sta.

Grocery, GrainAND

KKKI) DEPAETMJfiNT!n

From u large und varied ntock the undersigned would l

particular utU'tition to the following:

FEED STUFFS!Comprising California Uay, Barley, Rolled Barley,

Middling, Oats, Corn.(n addition to umial ntock of tlioMC wontv

currying Washington Bran, Oatn and Holli'd Barley.ThoHe are each poHHctwed of strong feeding properties and i

ure well worth a trial by interested in utock. .

F L O XJ "&Royal and "Cleveland" Baking Powders!

RW- R-

ket ttxnre.

SAL-T-

l, A, tO M' tNM

Urerpool 0rne, IK tiHand.Kiiglliib Italry. th Irt

nnair ha ltSOAl'S--

liallttirnin lnrMir,

HAM. HAtUlN, OHHHSH

I'm, Taht ami litMAVOARUNI- -

7H mum.

lare vni

I i i ninr.

(07 St..

m

LA

OK

or.

nf

AT

raw

our now

all

KlQI

California! ani

SALMO-N-

ml Half rtarrwTinned.

COFFK- K-

(ireeu Kuna"Pioneer," l"Vlr' un- - ml ii-m- .

VObACCOH

OIUAR- S-

rholf nnM) uf Mltiir hmu.u

J T Kuffltah UrtiCMrlM,QrixM ft BUokwolTa Bugllah QrootrlMa,

MoNoll k Ubby'a 0nnd Mmum.ttinhardaon A Bobbin CitimMl

FRUITS

iiJ lt lr

RROOMS

A

Tele,

Hniwn

VWlNKii

Kerosene "Aloha" "Star" KeroseneliAUUB

Filiation iSupiiiies. Hardware. Dry Go,OracKery, Furuliarn

ii.vsaVH HANU

"Tootnn Blork."

Mutual

ItrAiiila

o--

KUt

j

State,

tiarreli

LARl- h-

FtlrlMut'

it.

TKA- S-

A

tturtou'a

Llbby.

PAVE- R-

Wmpitiii

WraiiuK

Rta., Ku,

MmiM

K'lA

&

BTOCKb

MODKKATK PKK'ICh

Theo. H. Davies te Co., L'd.

KwongSingLoyI SING LOY,

Ot-a- s ItBK Sl., near lioDikn it.

P. 0. 207. Tele. 686. P. 0. 207.

BIG STORESJhiti(;re, lHiaiit)Sij and luduin i riMiUS

liitlian Silks, Lucch und LiiuniR,lupuneHu CrapcH, ChincRo Matting,

Silk llandkoruhici'B, SIiuwIh and Seurfh,

I

Bran,

'Mutual

t

(Jiiws Cloth, Rattan ChuiiH, Etc., EtcrgA CoimilMto TAILORING EST.VHLLS1IMENT

with Compi'ti'iit Gultcirt mid a complete line of English andAiiii'iifan Suitingrt. lVrfect fit guurantced.

OAHHMKUK8, 14NKNB, 1.AWN8, MUBI.1NH

Ladies' -:- - Black -:- - Sailor -:- - Hats !

SOMETHING NEW JUST OUT

TrimliH, Valini!H, Willow Ware,Tabic ClothH, Oil Cloth, Ktc. Mtn.

51-5-3 King Street & 407 King Street.FER. S. S. "0-A.H13L.IO- ."

another Large Importation ot

MANILA CIGARSCONRTANUIA and

DEL OKIRNTE.

WaihUgtoa

Ssc CO.Have made

KL COMETA

un.

Box Boi

Large Assortment of Shapes and SIzmh

For Stir In Bond or Duty Paid Cor, Port I Mercbmt Streets.

ffST-A-T THE

HOLLISTER DRUG CO'S

YOU O.A.3ST BUTT

CAMELLI

FOR

IE

CTS.

ORFLUID

Not Limited to One Package Either. Get All Yon Want.

ORDWAY & PORTERRobinson Block, Hotel St., bet. Fort & Nnuanu.

We hitvc .hint Ki'ccived from Sun Fruucixco pur Barkentine"Planter" the LnrgcHt AHxortincnt of Furni-

ture ever imported into this coun-try, comprising

Handsome Carved Bedroom SetsIn Hull't Oak ami of the Very Utt Denlgn. A loo.

DINlNG-ROOi- M FURNITUUE!Kttiioti Tattles oil Mnt with Chair ami SMtlxutntt to match

Wh have a complete hUick uf tlieia goat.

IMrn miTerKl with I'ortlem are tie laloi.tthlnir.niiLtotiiitliiia arlly.

WICKER WARE IW b bcaatllut iImIkha ot these Rutxli, cotil4tlnt ol Bofai, Chain), Kookrra, Kc

Kto. You can put thtie riukIk In any Unlah joa ilexlrw.

I'arlnr ehatra. Dlnliiir-roo- 'lmlr, KockliiK !lmlra. Ofliro Chalm. DpIioLuM Ctial.,UIkIi i Ualri, Ku-.- , Kto.

Cribs and Cradles!v BBDDiisra- -

Iarx 4Mirriniii uf Woven '.Vlro MnttreMit,8iritm, Hair, Miv,, Wo.il ami btraw Mautrnisea on hanil mill made to onler.

I.IVKdhKHK fKATHKIIB ANDHII-- K1.0SH KOH PIl.LOWB.S'INIMV HIIADKH IN A1.I.COI.OKU ANDB1ZK8,

tMUNKlK I'OI.KH IN WOOD OK MtHBTKIMMINUB.

REPAIRING !

Vnt111 BS hum

POWDER

UKI'AlUKll AT KKAHItNAIILK KATKM.

Cabinet Making iiin. Branches by Competent Workmentajfc. NV maku a sixvlal feature ot INTKttlUll IitiCOKATlNO.

ia uiiUer tUn er.oiml miiwrvUiou of Mr. Ukiihuk Oauwv.

tfkv- - All our Oootls are tirst-uUi- a ami from the verythe mon keiii,al.

Oar Prices are Positively Placed at Bedrock.

Bell 525 TELEPHONES Mutual G

rOKI) VV A & rOKTER.In the Circuit Court of tho First

Circuit Hawaiian Ielauils. InProbato At Chambors.

TN TUB MATTKIt OKTHK K.ST.VTJJIX nf (i. TKOIIHSIO.VII illi.ls (lilllllli:si I'JIll.ll'l'i; TIliillpbiKAU, of Jiiiiiul.ilti,

III buIiI lluuiilliiii InIiiiiJk, ilrofiiMil. UreterI of lii'iirliiK mill liiilillcutluu of nutluu fur

1'rolutuof Will.' A Duuutmtiit iinrportlnu to ho the l.nsti Will uml 'IVntiiinuiit of (li'iir;u I'mux-ci- m

othurwinx knnnii un (forfn l'hilliiiu1 iDUM-fiii- ili'oeuNL'iI, lmviliK on tliu Vth

Uluyof Muy, A. 1. iwil. hiun uruNfiilml 10wihl 1'rnliiiU' I'niirt, uml u petit Inn for tho

' rromuu iiiiti-oi- , iiiiii lur iiiu issiiiini'ii olI lttnra Tfitiiinu lury to llriieu luriwilulit k ' A TT i P A I I

uml U. Muliityru, ImviiiK hci-- Illt.I i. U O X 11 iV lj 1 XI

hr themIt Ih horchy onlfr'eil, that Kit II) V, tliu

Him Uuy of AllUIlM, A. 1). Ib!ll, lit HI ii'uloi'k-- a

u. of kiilil ihiy.iit tliu Court Itooiu ofMild Court, it Jiniiiiliilii, Islmiil ofHunuliiin UlmiiU. bu uml tliu ninio hurutiyUupiointi'il tliutlinu uml jiliiru for proV'Iiik kulit Will uml lif.irl. a iiiii uiiilli'utlun. '

' It Is fiirilicronliTuil, iliut tioiu-- thuri'ufIjt'Kiv n by MililliMllini, f r II huccus-iIv-

' HW'k", III tliu Wl.l.KI.V JU'I.I.CT N. IllilVtf- -'

iiuni-- r iiulilli-lii'i- l lii Honolulu, tliu last null.iliMtlnli to In.' lint lu.it thiin tun iliiyx

to tliu ilinu thuri'iii iiiioliiii-- i forhu.irliiK.mnl for ihrt-- tnii'ifnlvii wuekn intln Joiiriliil illllflcl itulu ItHiiulilioiiu 1'rau.i'iiIm. ii lieu Kiu pur pulillnhuil in I'liria,I'miicit.

Ami it Is fiirtliirnnliTcl, tlmt I'lt'itiniiNI iti Imuiil to tliu HilHorllilnir llnm-c- d to:ilil Will uml to tliu hulrn ut U uml nn.t '

of kin of lint tiHiulor In tlitnr pi ii'i's olronliluncu. mi far uh knoun, to iinpu.ir umlroilti-K- l iiiu I'roliutii uf mill Will ut tliutllllU llppollltt'll,

ixnuii itnnoiiiiii, ii. i,, .miiv 7. milII) the Court:

llh.NIIV K.MITII,Cli-r- t'lrunlt Court of tliu I'lmt I Irani.

--M litWANTJiD

A KIIIKTI I.Ahhl. for nHU.r.b.MAN. (10(11)

LfliOtl liulll In I iiiiiiinuimnur. I oiiiliUmliil oil. rn rulUfiiul liu.nieUlatuly, AiMii.sv.lili rufMriuu "H, M..tiO. I," Ifl'UBIINOUlC. IU43t

!haw tlmm

Tula

Utft DaalKUa. vl.lt

15

OOJ23-A.3STI-O

Steamship CoFOR SAN KRANCISCO.

THK 8TEAMHHIP

THimh

ttuhii,

L'lmnco

Wll.l, 1.KAVE HONOLULU

run THK AHOVK I'OUT

Saturday, July 31st,AT NOON

Tim are now prtpurtilIhsiio Throiitih TiuketH from thin City allpointN tliu Unitcil ritutUN.

Hl.t-4- !l

l''(ir lurtlliT imrtioiilarit rniranllnvPmlKln rui-sun- apply

W.M. IIIWIN CO., L'n,

(lxiirral AkiiIk

KLE0TION OF OFFI0BHB,

THK ANNUAL MKKTINO OYrV llru'lum tliu l'ioar.n ItuiuuHu

ami I.imn Afoi'uTlnN holil till cityJuly Ni, tliu following warnfl' utnl Dlllcurn thu An.iiuUtloii fortliu i'n. ilinu ji'iir,

l'ruiliiit ,. .,Yliv.'rorMi'iitfi.Tuiury .. .

Truusurur.. . .

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In

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inii. iiiiutloiiiaii

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J. 0. Itothwiill.

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MONDAY, JULY 10, 1894.

MAR-IIST- E NE'WS

Am hlctneIsland

Arrival.Scsimt, July IS.

Planter, Do, from Lnysan

Dupurtures.

Mosimy, July IB

Am brgtne V O Irwin, Williams, for 8anFmncNcn

Am srhr Lizzie Vnncc, Anderson, for 1'ortTownn-m- l

Vessels LeavingBtinr Mlknlmla for Knanl at 6 p mBtmr Oliitiillne tor iorts on Maui at ft p mHlnir Iwnlanl for Kaunl at 6 pmBtmr Walalcnlo fur llatinmattlitand Maka- -

well at i li mBtmr Jns Mukee for Knpas, at It a m

Garftoon from Island Porta.Btmr Kuala 2101 bajs paddy,htoir Wataloala l.jll Imi!s stiirar.Strur James Makce 203 bjgi rlie,

sundries.Btmr Iwalanl llflfl hoes snear, 20

cuttle and 10 nkns stiiiilrlT.s.Claiidlnc CHbac- -

i

lipad

Btmr l&txi bai;s siiitar,

nursestags corn. 71 ikci lilde.tiotatoo, l.VI

4'J hoi's, fin head rattle. UI&Mtkoa lumber, mi pkgs sundries.

HaMontcnra

AKMVsLS.

Spkgs

From Kinal, per stmr Itvalanl, July 15

ii r nniiiwiii. ji v u.iniwin. Air Kru.p.MCUunaM, Mm A JI Siiroitll iilul uliilil,Mrs D llerlcliiinuii, Miss I, MlsLindsay, 0 U I'rlugli, J K l'urloy, MustersCooko (l). ami 43 neck.

From Maul, kt stmr ('hiudltie, July 13G L Wight. 0 A Slireomts J 1) IUuxoihu, KM liltcbcock, l' tolle, Miss Kinney, MissJ mid, A .N Kvpolkal and wife, Mailer Holt,0 A Long, Mrs J (' Lorcntcn, J A Ho.tg.in.OJMiCartv, 1)D Mitchell, lira Newell,HroTltiish. llru Ihuiiias. H 11 Williams.Mrs d Niml, A Kno, wife and child, J JDrumiiioinl, I D Jlaldwln, Ah ioum. YAnioy, Hup Yunc, Mr 0 Akuu.i, 8 Ah Ml,Tang riiiit, Akatm and 41 deuK.

UKrAKTt'RO-- .

For Ban Francltcn. pr brgtnn W O Ir-win, July 10 Mrs Itiibertion, Mrblulth,Mr Williams, Mr Tlmnins,

Shipping Notoa.

Tho schooner I ltlc Vance loft this niter-noo- n

for Fort lmti uni In ballast.Tho steamer Mlkahala u III leave for

Kauai evening.'I Ik brlitnutliia W. (I. Irtvlit, Captain

Williams, anlud at I o'clock this alternoolifor 8an Fruui with fkiO ions of rice andsugar and I passengers.

J he I'fttkoiillne I'lnnler Captain 1) v,a rived esterdny II ilnyi Inim l,snnIsland with 8'iOtnns ol giimin fur the lc

FerillU-- r .t 1'lioM'b'ite t!i and eightJsp.uiiso ussriigi'is 8lie hail um

voyagu and everjlwdy witswHIon the Island.

Died.CASTI.K-- Iu this city. July 11, H'l. S.im-ut- 'l

Nortlirup Cimlc, u ii.iiIvd of .NuwYurie 8tato, u'il HI years.

0ULI0K In Hyug.t, Japan, June II, IMII.Mrs. IuUe Irtiwln Oitlok, aiiitl III

cars, widow of thu latu It'iv. I.uihurllnl-- y On lick, I).l) ngriit In Clili.u oftha Ane-rlra- lllble Booluty.

LAID TO BEST.

thuui

Kunnral day afternoonOoucourao. at o'clock. invited.

Tho funeral tho Alex. in his even-- S.

place Sunday AudrewVreferred

The crowd- - the pro-ec- twith by done

collln, prince the

middle parlor H. Unrnsoii, practical plainwith wreaths maker

flowers, uotuble amouir which was acontribution from Mrs. A. S. Willis.Iho woio conducted byRev. assisted smue dont

hjrun, tosung.

closed those present were per-mitted to view thu face thu

departed for last time.Tho features were remarkably natu-ral looking. Thu interment boiniabout fifty yards from house, allexcept iug tho aged mournerswalked to The pull bear-o-n

were Justice A. Judd,Alherton, Cooko,

Schaofer, W. Jones,Prof. W. Alexaudur, Revs. Dr.Hyde, S. Bishop J.

tho grave offered inHawaiian by ltev. J. Waiainau, andafter hyiuu by tho Coutrul Unionchurch clioir, thu remaius were laidto rest, Rev. Mr. Parkerthu words committal. Thu colli

carried from hearse to thevrave dead patriarch's sousWilliam R., George, Jas, and Hunry

Castlu. President Mrs. Dole,of the Cabiuet, foreigu

consuls and many other promiueuttusideuts attended tho funeral.

"KIUKUD BUCKET."

Tuo OUlcorti Find tho Body of u DoudObinumaa.

While patrolmau Kaanaspecial Chung Poou were mak-- 1

ing the rounds of Chiuaiown ouSaturday nitomoou, lliey found a

Ale.

him iuto theMilmiil mini null liiu""- -' -- ,.vIjody brought to the owner ofthe store for orders, his

thu bodyto i'olico MnMon, Irom

place leturuedManoa.

Alfied Grillltha lately theCoust bicycle recoid in ionwith others. distnuce

over audit iu ,10

thu !I0 iniiiiitcsand seconds.

collihiou ou Iho track,thu wheels ais thu Grilllthsrode a

A chaticn forgoing aud

fiull raising is offered by L,It acres of

LOOAX NEW8.

A good business in towu is ofToredfor

Tlio Fhilntlotphin mon willlanded for drill

Cnmolliuo, powdor or fluid,at llollistur lor JO cunts.

J. M. McGlmsnoy has a fivo-roo-

cotlngo to on Young struot.

Tho V. G Hall will duo from

M. S. Lw has a notico toowing him bills of long

Goo. iscollunlor for Hollistnr & Go.

Tho Kaiuuli.'iuiolia and Hawaiiball teams will play noxt Saturday.

Fair Boys" at St. Louisthis Sto if

you want Inwf.

Thero will battalion drill onFalaco Sotiaro thopublic baud attoiiditig.

Thoro will another footraceshortly a Fhiladolphia manand from tho Champion.

has just roccirod a lotof new uoods by thowhich will open iu a fuw days.

of thu Hoard of Under-writer aro oftheir auniiul to b hold onThursday.

An entertainment will bythe of St. Louis this

the to whichbe uiiy coins.

tins of opium worofound in the engine room of the

Deputy Port Sur

:iwwm!tpK8f,li"fi-- -

S.S.veyor Gillillauj

L. Levey has hotinhold furniture at private tato. Any-one an outfit at a bargainshould see him.

Home, cornerand Nuuaiiu BtreL by

week or mouth Turin: ' andWI cents Kr night t fl fi.'It tr

Don't to secure a ticket foriniisi- -

cale tO'tnorrow It willof the best here

for years.A bluejacket on the S. S. Phila-

delphia coiittiuarliallcd onHe got twenty days iu

the on bread and water fora sentry.

Burgess for sale thatfine on Uerelauia, near

It is of theand most

in

that on every Imr ofHawaiian Soap is the nameof the company iu full,Foai- - Works Co. Take no other.M. W. & oxs, AyentK.

The closing exercises of thu AugliChiin.'ie Mission schools will

held in Si. Andrew h SunH N. Oaatlo's ia

by a Ltiruo 1 lvrybody is

of late ''Father" Rev. Mackintosh,Castle took discours-- in St. Cathe-afteruoo- n

from tho family j tlrxtl yeslertlnv, to I hostreet. house wa. bt.8 iu United Mate a

people of all nationalities I (IucimI nn net ofandstationslti life. The of n of world,plain koa with silver mountings, was . ...placed iu the of theand was covered aud i ''d organ and timer, fur.

sorvices

nisli best

ceive prompt work1'arkor. Rev. ! guaranteed be

at I factory."My Looks Up ' A. Spreckels, general manager

Thoo Boforo of Hawaiian Commercial

rouer-abl- o

chiefgrave.

Chief F.J. B. C. F. A.

Hall, P. C.

prayer

a

pronouncingof u

members

THE

David

,

7" o -- ""

1

nhich

ii

Grilllths

record

heap,

..

oitlii'ra

a

a

given

1

"--

Hotel

tstreet.

factory Orderleft at Co. will re

lout ion. AllH. bv to the as

Air. and tho '"the C.

was the the andwas

ofouo thu

tho

tho

M.W.D.

E. uudAt was

was thuby the

B.N. aud

and

Ilu,

he

he

all

ii 40

bo

lot

bo

bo

ouo

N.

bo

bo

by

nd

beone

U.was

N.

one

can be

N. ng

hv

mil

atII.

Suunr Co., L'ivcs notice that fromthis date II. F. is alone

to drafts or to giveorders for merchandise orou bohulf of that company.

A number of oysters arrivedby the S. S. mid afound their war to the AnchorSaloon. "Rdl" Cunningham is nowready to thorn to you. addi-tion to an oystergut lino Fredericksburg beer at the

Reuben A. Dexter,among the racing men n bing ouoof the fastest ill the couutry, has to select a "Cleve-land" his mount for this year'sracing. Ruby is wished the greatestsuccess. If a win-e- l

is sure to be there.

has been advancing iuSlovens "bc.it

the islands everOn night iu the vicinity ofthe Saloon n

t,0inuii, Alalouey and Hums. Word

I sent to the 'stationDutective Larsen shortly after cap-- I

lured the men and

Ou the Mlh at the Queen'sospital, O. P. ICrelis died after 1

in it. Tho wagon was iu iIIiikm of pneiimoiiia, aged 111

frout of a tinsmith store on Mauun ! "'J wan up to the time of hiskoa Kaapa iu- - working for aud hold mgrealquired of tho proprietor of the store ! 'Mceiu by C. who with allaud fouud out that the dead man Ids other workmen attended Ihohad been from Manoa. Ho . funnral. Rv. Mackintoshwas in a siokly and the ' preached most .appropriately at thoouo him decided to bring as well us at the

town, Near Puliationf;nlii MYiitri.fl

wasas was in

uiiiploy, Kaapa orderedbrought the

was to

brolmcompel

twelve ThewaafiOfeet II) milescovered minutes, breaking

previous of15 As there had been

a throwingiu this

all moreCleveland

splendid anybodydesirous of iuto colfee

Levey,laud close to Hono-

lulu. & uirtlcuUr iMnlwtt.

AND QENERAX.

salo.

bowindward afternoon.

lliosostanding.

Mr. E. Uo.irdman author-ized

"World'sCollvgo ornuing.

this ovotiiug,

botweon

S. SachsAustralia,

Membersnotified elsewhere,meeting

pupils Collegeevening, adiuisslou wi

Fortr-eiL'l- it

Australia

J. superior

wanting

Moehauics'lodging

day,

failProfessor AdelateiuV mandolin

evening.musical events

Saturday.''brig"

striking

oilershomestead

Peusacolahandsomest convenient,residences Honolulu.

Kumetnberstamped

Honolclu

McI'iiusskv

CathedralAttoudud schoolroom

roshlence, Iron-Kin- g

injusticecoiiniieivial

Hawaiian News

I'eurose,Faith

collln

Huapili.

admirable.

references,

conclusion

Hoffackurauthored draw

supplies

larireAustralia qmntity

serve Incocktail you can

Anchor.well-know- n

sprintersdecided

as

good will helphim, he

Honolulucivilization underuoveriimeut had."

SaturdayCommercial foreigner

white

was Police and

sandbag.

iiisi.,

stnudiiig days;""?

street. Putrotmau deathHammer,

broughtcondition

attending htupitnl grave.

result

P. Cassidy, mato of the Americanhark Kiupiru, that lately put in herehi distress from Newcastle, on arriv-ing at Sin Francisco by the Austra-lia, told a story of the ve.-sel- 's trou-bles, in the course of which he re-

flected ou the L'uitiul .States Admiralami Consul at Honolulu for declin-ing to hold a survey on the Kuipiroand other alleged neglect of dulylowaid the crew.

The IIMiop of l'auopiis, accom-panied bv father lmimr, ill's morning visiiid II. I), M S. I'h'iuipion,and t Ills afternoon I he I'. S. S. I'hil.i-di'lplil-

His lordship's special pur-pon- e

uas to tli'tuk ill" coiumiiiidersof those untmii'il ships for theircourtesy iu attending, with theirollicers and detachments of men,the high nrpiiein mans fur the IntoPresident Cm not of Kniuce. Thureverend gentlemen uuru conliullyrwcuivod ou both ships.

KAMS AND CRESCENTS.

Pitchor Woods Admits Ho SoldOame.

Tho Hawaii Baseball Leaguo holda special mooting in the ollico of W.F. Alien at noou today, thero beinga full attendance, a number of play-ers being present. President W. F.Allen opened tho meeting, statingits object. It was to consider a pro-test from tho Crescent baseballloam. James G--. Sponcer, secretary,read tho communication from theteam mentioned, which containedin effect a petition to declare lastSaturday's gamo off, on account ofpitcher woods selling tuo gamo.ueiore discussing I lie merits ol tuoprotest, Theo. Richards, principalof Kamehameha School, in a fewwords denounced gambling on base-ball, and urged the necessity of aruling by tho leaguo on its occur-rence ou tho league grounds. If, hosaid, ho was convinced that anymomber of tho school team hadparticipated iu gambling, ho wouldsee that ho was banished from tholeant and from tho school for thatmatter.

Delegate Anderson for the Ka-mehameha nine wanted to see thematter sifted to tho bottom, but wasunwilling to declare tho gamo offeven If pitcher Woods did really sellthe game, lie wanted to seo equity

according to ulackstoue.Antonio Perry, delegato from tho

Crescents, had no objection to see-ing equity. Ho was willing to lakeevidence under oath iu thu matter.Having obtained leave ho askedWood, tho Crescent pitcher, who-- Iher it was true he had sold Satur-

day's gamo Woods answered iu thoallirmativo.

Aflor further remarks by differentdelegates every thing was left to besettled between the representatives

tho mid , thatw renort to i uow the

meetitiir of the league.sioii will De liual.

The ICnuiohfttiiohas thoCrcffceiitn by a of 15 to 5 onSaturday, the worst game of theseason.

Following U tho official oenre:

NAMKS.

Wilder. ftMc.Mcol, lb ftA'kMiSo f .. ftl.Mitiiiin..'!! ftWilder, II. c I

WoihI, I .

llolt.tj.l.f IWiiilcliiiii'o, li.. r. f. . . I

Ulcus, W.,'.'li t

Total.

NMIM.

Mnlnikn, p. .

I.lllilrliy, III('miliums, ..Muliu ilu, r,ll'uli. iii.ii

c.f.Ako, IfWIm'.IIIiKokl.'Jb ....

Ti.tal..

I'recinlsKtuiadi.iiiiuliai

KMII.IIAMCIIAS

tho

ah. ii. a. n. hi

hlllhi: INMMIS.

Their deci- -

.1

M ft l) 'JI III IU

All. tt. Illl. O. A. K

II V

aflor

-l- ftTime irnino. Hi Kims earned

KiiiiiuIiiiiiiuIiii llv .Ma-liu-

imt-l- ly Mulmkit IU; liyWihuI l.clt Imi's Kiiiiiiliiini-liu- s

Hit liy pit led lull -- Aliens,two Ium lilts I'alimi, Mml-n- McIh-hI.i- ,

Mi'NIcul, Wod li'iusu Ii'ii'-Uij- o lilts --

I'nli.iil, I'.i-m- .I liilN-r.il- i.nl II.Wilder Wild pllclii's .Miilillkn'.'; Woods

Umpires II. M. Whitney, Jr., and Mr.Hall, ficouir, W.

OUKAQE AND POI.

Captain Hookano and LiuutonantMako Haul.

Captainwatch, and

third "V l,0,U8

Kauae, made capture of twenty-si- x

tins of what was thought to beopium last night, in Chinaman'shouse ou thu corner of andAlnkou streets. On information pro-cured by Kanau Cliiunmnu wasarrested, it being claimed that heowned the At the PolicuStation two tins punctured audfound to contain mixture of sourpoi aud Inrd or some ot her greasyMihstaucc. TheChiiiauiau was luckedup and the twenty six

were stored iu Marshal'sollico. The man appeared iu thoDistrict Court this and the

Ulcers tlny had feathered,nice little nest. The

his gave eviiiouce tellingabout how theythu siih'Ciiuoithe ultimat

visionthat the be punctured and thucoutenlH be examined. The request

was sandbagged by two , wns n,m(i nmi t.ollients

i li is iI

1

II

'J7

I

I - 3 4 ft II 7 II

.'J 0 0 0 0 I) .1 U- - ft7 it .1 1 I II

:i.1.I i;

'1

lii

I.J.m ji

aa

a

a

u

l

iti

o

found to be a mixture of the kindjust described. The prosecuting at-

torney promptly asked that casolie uol. Thu tins hnd previously opium. The ollicers

bnlly fooled and, for a weekat leat, ft won't be safe to go neareither of with any dope yam.

JUST I1EOEIVKD

a Klll.l. rilll'Cl.VUK OHOItlK

HAY

GRAINMm iiMity iiuti' mi tlii Any.

CALIFORNIA FEED CO.

liii.r.ciioNCK tat -- iOl'KU'K '

(JorillM" Qliri'llHtl'CCtH,

Waukihiuhk:nmi Niiiiiuiii

" - 'pwwiui- -yTBw''gwr-jwryT'"- -

JUDIOIAHY JOTTINGS.

Sundry Probate Matters Oontomptof Court.

Before Judge Whiting, tho will oftho Into E. O. Damon is admitted to

and letters testamentaryordered to to Cornelia li.Damon, widow, without bond. Ma-goo- n

for petitioner.Tho accounts of tho estate of Jas.

Gay havo been referred to HenrySmith, master, for examination andreport. C. Brown for petitioners.

The accounts of tho Gibson estatohavo referred to George Lucas,master, for examination report.

Judge Whiting's decision iu thocouteiupt cao against II. N. Castle,editor of tho Advertiser, is ou file.It holds that a purported news arti-cle reflecting ou W. U. Aldrich,against whom a contempt caso wasponding, was more iu the nature ofeditorial than uows. Tho publica-tion is decided to be direct notconstructivo contempt. Mr. Castle,being proved to have had no knowl-edge of tho article heforo its publi-cation, is discharged. C. W. Ashfordfor tho motion; W. It. Castlo for re-spondent.

Judg A. N Kepolkai, of tho Secoud Circuit Court, Maui, is iu town.

will be the last dayfor service of summons for thoAugust term of First Circuit Court.Tho jury tor thu same term wasdrawn on Saturday bforo JudgeCooper.

f.uv T.iiin. mrmfur. I t.iktfit? nv".- - , ........ 7 . 0 .... -

deuce this in tho cae ofJ. Haauio and others vs. Chas.

suit inequity for accounting J

from Kona, Hawaii. Achi for plain- - I

tiff; C. Brown for defeudnnt.Sam has boon appointed

District Magistrate for Ewa iu place '

of Frank Archer Keliinohopoiio, lielug an exchange of that ollico with

of Crescents Kainuhaiuehn, of Deputy Tai Assessor. Archerntid thev onitbienitont tnltitiir latter positiou

defeatedncore

tnrscr.Ni.

W.s.

Queeii

nevertheless

captainlieutenant

their

pros'd.

issue

Kaiaiki,

Hookano

in lire Cooner has tiled decisionin the of the estate of GeorgeK. Hlcliardaon, deceased. Hin con-clusion, will indicate the points un-

der consideration. Itichatdsou diedApril tl, lrjl)2, leaving a widow andfour minor children. The widowdied April 2d, 1802, and ou the fol-

lowing day one of children died.Itiuhardson'n will made a division nf

nu. . estate ntnouir the children and

hullsMrin--

Kokl

stuff.

tins thu

tins

ami

and

his widow, thu widow's portion boiug ?'(K) iu full settlement of all herright or other interest in the testa-tor's properly.

Thero woro both real and personalproperty, the latter including twolife policies one payableto his sou Edward Vivian, tho otherto his estate. Tho personal estate,exclusive of thu iusuraiico, wa

to pay thu debts. Mrs.Richardson, prior to her marrtaue.

"T i had an illegitimate daughter,'l '.' e ...i.t..i. i... v.. -- ..!...! ii...... ,.r mi..IJ

0

I:) 1.) 13 M

n

U

0 0

of .Vim.1!.im' on

on

were

and

......

J

the

viiii;ii riii iiiiiiiini w. iaiii.ui 11 iikuand by him hnd n son. llnpii diedand slie then married Richardson.

On July 27, lS'.ll, Mrs. Richardsonxecuted an instrument conveying

all estate n married woman toher four children by Richardson.According to the Civil Code a widowfor whom provision has biu madeiu her husband's will must electwithin six mouths whether to takeher share under the will or be en-dowed of his lauds, but shall not beentitled to both unless it plainly ap-

pears by the will that such wa theintention of the tenia tor Mrs.Richardson died prior to the pro-bate of i he will mid without makingher election. A the statutory timefor making her election had not ex-

pired, the Court by this decisionmakes it for her, being that she takesthu dower which is thu larger of thutwo rights. I

Tho policy payablo tothu is subject to the widow's ;

dower. As dower is not the subjectol Dargalu, salo or gilt althoughcapalile ol Doing released to one

Hookano, of the ' " l" '."'"T1 u,mrlhi .,mluL Lluutflimiit I Hint Mrs. Richardson s conveyance

a

moruiugthought

a

probate,

afternoon

a

iinur.ineo

a

insurance

in nor ngui oi uower, as uieiiiionoiiabove, was outside of her power.The Civil Code makes every illegiti-mate child au heir to his mother.It is therefore fouud that upon thuwidow's death her estato wentequally to the four children ofGeorge Riehnrdsoii, the of C.llapaf and tho illegitimate daugh-ter. The deceased minor HenryRichardson's property is inheritedby his brothers aud sisters by thusumo parents, aud his kindred of thuhalf blood are also untitled to iu- -'

herit with those of the full inthe estate derived from Mrs. Rich- - .

ardsou. Thu Court Hints iu conclu-sion t li at Mrs. RichardMHi's estate isuow to lie divided ooually between .

I all of tl.i. r.i, ,.l.,l.lr... -- ,ir..ii.,.i. l,.,v" " " v.......u. n... ...... B ....made tho haul and i "".s I II miiirkik a fitrrnil Unit mtfirlit arrest ami visions ol -"- -" - "". ""',', . fr.llll I Ink tt'lil,ill..'u ilit.trikkf I"iiivy uoated oeiore ,7V '"" ;,. ..TVC. V. Ashford asked ' weorgo Richardson will be carried

'

other

held

them

-

been

wereall

thu

were

H.

mutter

her

estate

child

blood

out as executed.Thu ai'coutits of the executor are

approved, and he wilt bo dischargedou iiliuu' the necessary receipts.

W. O. Smith, executor, in person;Y. A Kinney for the illegitimate

child.

Gardenetc. lie will bi iileavd to call uponany ladies or gentlemen whokindly address him through thoPost Oiliee.

Good Business For Sale

Reason for Selling.

l

lOSI-l- w

1?Y

t '

I

lir pirilruUrs, lilr'ss

"lU'BINKSS."C. 0. !.

KMPLOYMENT WANTED

AN AMIIUK'AN TO DOllini'U Wurk. I tire ol

Hlill, Iri'imr ShaIiik. In mi himlisli-Niiik-- -

li'lt y. .No niijiiiiiiii in inn I'liiinirj.Aiiy so. s;i lluirtmiln ir,'nt, lllvl-i-

A

l.liilit

TO LET

1'IVK.ItOilMiHU'iuni

iiinr Kunutiioioi; Annlv

ror.sKt m

' ( l II..IIIMV'LV

x

.ill 1 II I.O.V I. ,IM-- 1 HuhhiiH

ry tt-- 'criytiimnf JdH I'HINVI AVV

l tkt nii.'-- ii )p

Krs. Marv O'Fallont nin, o., t ttis rhr--telatis are AstunlihcJ,

asd look at fast lilt on

Raised from the Dead

Long Terrible Illnessfrom Blood PoisoningCompletely by Hood

Sareapartlla.Mn. Mary E-- O'Fallon, lntentBl

ladr of l'lqua, OMo, was polioncd whllophysicians at an C years ago,

and soon silcet broko out on herhead, arms, tongue, and throat Ilcr hair alleamo out. Bhe weighed but 78 and sawno prospect of help. At bit ho besan totake Hood's Sin.iparlli.i and at onco

eoutd soon get out of bed and walk.She saysi "I beeatne perfectly cured by

Hood's Sarsaparillaand nm now a well woman. I weigh 118 lbs,eat well and do tba wotk for a hrgoMy e.iio seems a wonderful andrliyslcl'-n- s look at m In astonishment, abtmntt IlUe ne rnlsrd frm the deud."

HOOO'3 PILLS should U In fsmUyDxllcli. Ones uo4.slwT pt(n4.

HCIBRON, NKWMAN A CO.,for Hawaiian

0

4

o

Another victory

the, "Cleveland." H'.

Wittier scoops it in at

lut India', Maui, on

the 4th July

"Ctcvclanda" forSpeed, Jtcauty, Light-

ness and Strength.

is n

land" yrarl

"Clcvc.

H. E WALKER.AKfnt, Honolulu, II I

Cuiunilni Block. MMCutrd St.

ONPUR S. 8.

Q

H

3

JustReceived3

OYSTERSIOE3.

"AUSTRALIA."

At the Beaver Saloon,H, J. Nolto, Propriotor.

tUIVKN II V

Mr. Samuel

AT Tllf -ury

AHHiHrm ii v -

HumMliB. W I. VIA HI. I Milt, Omtrnlto,Mil. WII.I. II. JIMOIiH.'Irliir;MIHH NKTriKllUUHA.SH, l'iuuu,MIHdM. I'ATY.M It. (IKO. PA Ills, HntjMil. TAYUlK, t.'sllo.

I'SIIAI. CHICKS.I,vy'i'

?

i

lliu I'Imii m l,lllH III

J W. Chapiuati caters for Han- -

iiuots,. Private Dinnerties, or Parties,

win

Good

I.A0Y.NiiiIiiu

Yinuifi

to

Ilex

inuii

.11,rri't.

t'vti..H

and

Cured

trry

autopsylerrlbla

lbs.,

family.reiorcry

sTtrycbsit.

AKcnts Islands

for

This

Vlelln;

WUAY

Kamehamehas

July 21st,

A.V 3:30AdmtBBion.

IIV'41--tl

rsi

Par-- ',

","

CriterionEXTRA PAI.EWIELAND - -

Lager !

2 25 CENTS

I0W-- U

afio

Irx.l'ro,rlwtor.

Headquarters White Goods

3ST. S. S-A.CH-S'

omo ron

AT

atraat,Assortment I Lowest I

MAtNBOOKS In Plain, Striped, Cheek and Plaid.

Lawns, Victoria Lawns, Linen

IN LI. UltADKS AND HKIOKH.

OIMITIKS In titrld, Checks, IMalds and Hair Uin-- s.

INDIA BATISTE AND COTTON CRAPES.COTTON MULLS IN WHITE, CItEAM AM hXJKU

IMMRNRR VAKtKTY OF

KNIII.KSB VAKIKTY

LACES EMBROIDERIES!KMIIIUIIIIKKY KDOINOB In 8flss. Kalusook and HamlxirK. If

All Widths with tnvrtliip to Match.

All -- of or Embroidery Flounces and Demi Floaaont.

Laces of Every in All Widths

Summer Dress Goods

Figuredm

tM &

L ;JVL

E3to..AT

.

Try the Hose I

AI.8U

- ett

Wk niv now tin.'in liiidit'K', and

Junt rccuivudin Coloivd mid

Lawns, etc. If yon tireNVnsh Matfi'iiilH and Lucescall on l iV:

have a line LadiesJeanesH Miller Waists.Waists foriner and heavy weight are

11 I

Miodollnlst aud Olt.sllllUirt'h Ullll

AOPERA Lawns. Etc

July

KA.-W-IIA.3S-T

Wedding

Hawaiis.

Afternoon,

BeerSCHOONERS

Immense

Persian

AND

Description

Muslin,

White Dress Goods,

Lawns, Dress Cambrics,Laces Scotch Gingham,

Ladies'Children's Shoes.

'IMIKKK

'PIIIIKK

H'nhhiiiIiIi'.

ESto.,

Ini

Honoiulu.

MNON'S,

S. LEVY'S"Cleveland" Black

Frenoh Kid Slioe $2,26.olTuring

OliiMreii'HIluuiury.

ElILIliS

Children,

value townGent's Fast Black

Muslins,

trimCO.

KfjuipoiseDouble

unexcelled.sum- -

IfKKIt

"bandolm musicale" M K K C A N T T A L

Adelstein,AND FINISH

Lutelit,

NKW

Sui'iTOh

HAWAIIAN HOUSE, Fancy OoodB,

17th Furnishings of Description.

Socials, DaOAnQllDaOuUdU

0'CXJOC3C

Saloon

FOR

IDiECEj,

Prices

Embroidery,

DiinityH

OX 12 to room for to

Underwear,

I .nri'H nf l ''."

stockWhite

etJIT3 FROM

SI E'ort Street

h.

"Eto..

ItHi'tiivm!

Tuesday Evening, Qent's Every

AcCAniQtlAIInOoUUlallUU.

Saturday

for

Lawns

GUARANTEED.

Temple of FashionClearance Sale Monday, July 2d

WKEK New Goods arriv

Roy's

Wii.ilinia

Australia.

light

Clothing. Large AMSurtiiioul Ladies'

I'lannelettes, yardsnrowu into t;oiious, s to M yards, piece.Amoskeag Ginghams. 12 yards (1.00. Gents' and Ladles' Rathiug SmuSilks, Satins, Serges, Lawns and Goods description.

L. Or. SIliVA, Proprietor.

'NIl'KI.Y

lllblll'il ItlHIIilhHtI OiinliMi I

NMCKinlln'tl lUiiiunii

TminsAiiiily

A I.AItuK I'l'HMHIIl.H

t'DIIIIIII kltllUtl'lstient,lllllll

lull

TO LET

FPUM tl

TO LET

Y I'l'lt1 Will

Ulkl tin tin'v ry k!

Ollll-H- .

TO Li:T

Idiom Inr sliutlr ci'li

tmiil inI'llkt

tills lllllll- -

AN OK- -

enml

NOTIOK

Mtiv&

THK

15.

of

all

Solo

UI

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FOR BALE

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itmrtnr lor nnr or two hln-itl-

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TO LET

'TO lilt I.BT UNKUUNIBIIKU. THKI Imuho mill iircmlsi--s uoouiiWmI liy tUuMitt In .Niiunmi vulloy, iiiiesitH the I'sue

vnlli'y renil, Imii bovn st' level,1 r.tuiosrs ss tlip Kt'. Vt irilcuUriiiiiiuird ou in iimmitft or ol It. 4IISI,Mrinlianl strtst, dlclnu IU1iUm Unjii.

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National Cane ShredderPATRNTKII UNIIBHTHK LAWS

ffi"? fQy ly

THK HAWAIIAN

FMfMt . .ssF--4 TMV 7J Lis V Til

F&mwm Win Mjgyy.--- .

THE UNDER8IONED HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE AOENT8 FOKthese Shbkddkrs ami are now prepared to receive orders.

The great advantages to derived from the of the National OamkSmkeodeb are thoroughly established and acknowledged by .Plantersgenerally.

The large number of Planters usIuk them in the United States, Cuba,Argentine Kopubllc, Peru, Australia and elsewhere, bear witness to theabovo claim.

The ol the Bhrkddkr very largely auemeuU the quantity ol canethe mill can grind (25 to 60), also tho

it is a great safeguard, making

OH

be use

use

pieces or iron, stakes from cars, or anything which would be liable to dumagtthe mill, and allowing ample time to remove same before damaging the mill

I lie bhrkddkr is very strongly made, and mini tuo manner ol its opera-tion it cuts or tears these pieces of wood or iron without often breaking theBhrkddkr; and if anything breaks, it is simply some of the knives or cutters,which can be quickly and economically replaced. Tho Bhrkddkr, as iUname indicates, tears tho cane into shreds of varying lougths, perfectly open-ing it and allowing the mill to thoroughly press out tho juices without

the immense extra power necessary to grind or crush the wholecane. The Shrkddku spreads the shredded cane uniformly and evenly totho mill rolls, and docs away with the urceitsity of spreading the bagasse bybaud between the mills, where rcgrinding is in use. No greater amount ofboiler capacity is required to operate tho Bhrkddkr than that which waisufficient (or the null, for the abovo reasons. We furnish full workingdrawings for the installation of our Hiirkddkhb, enabling any competent on-hir-

to successfully innUll and start them.In ordering Hiireddkrh from us, plertse send snull sketch, showiug th

ttiauiuter and width of the mill rolls with which Hhhkddkk is to be connected,tso the side (cither right or left hand as you faco tho delivery sido of the

mill;, upon which the mill engine is located, also the height from floor lineto center of front mill roll shaft, and distance center this shaft to front endof bed plate. Those Hhrkddkrm are now being used by tho Uilo Sugar Co.and Hawi Mill, Kohala, where they are giving great satisfaction.

0F Price and further particulars may be had by applying to

WM. Q. IRWIN & CO., LU.U-l- Ait AlnUfor tlr llaiUnn bbtvU

IKLKPHONB lb

CI1AS. UUSTACE,IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR andPrwb CalUornit Roll Batter ind toltii Batter

0T ALWAYS ON HAND .jrlew Goods Recelred by Every Steamer from Sao Francisco.

mm All Orders faithfully attend to.ullclted and packed with cam.

Lincoln Block, Ki.no STRkrr,

BOTH TKLKPUONEB B40

LEWIS111 FORT

Efary

SOUCITUD.

VI

New Uutea

BY

faithfullyPart

SoUOlTUt

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8 14 Fort StriALWAYS" ON HANI) THE

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Colored WontedTHB COMPIJJTK OK

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to Take

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of

AMD

inNo. 42

MVXFC7.A.X 3 BO.M7(V--f

COUNTY, UAI.

of

8a'bor, and Iron Springs,

Hot SulphurfJNpA Pbyilclatis rerommend Uioio Wa

andmatlo and illood Troubles.

MMttM u4IN to IU pr

aMT kui to

Uaiitwato i r

IBLANIifl

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extraction of (6 toknown at once tho

P O BOX SW

HatljfaotloD gnarsnUwd. Onterv

Bui. and STRirra

V O. BOX tC

&

P. O. BOX it

(lorasr Hotel ft Straate.

UHOICK OLD

Wines

A SPECIALTY

S3 Old

HI. REQUA,10-J- MANAOKIt. 10m

WM. DAV1ES,Stevedore,

KHTIMATKB AND OONTHAOTB ONMA. KINDS OK

Will run rejjuiarly this port andWnlaluA, Kawalliaial. Mokulela,

and I'aulkl on the ofKor eta., apply to the Captain.

Inquire at otflcit of J. B.orer Hpreokrls' Hank, Kort street, loi-t- f

OEYLON TEA

TO THK PUUI.IU1IIKO I hare opened my Htnre at No. tftistreet with l!eylonset with Sapphires,

eto. Just some Pure Tea-- try

It. Indian andAn in poet Ion of my stock Is soil

etud, W. J. sUDstIB,mi , m Naaaaa Ut,

Importers, d Retail Grocers

Provision & SnpplieiFrMk Goods by Calilonlt Steaaer.

GOODS A SPECIALTY.ICE - HOUSE - - -

laLANDO OaDCU J& 0" SATUrAOTION OOAsUNTIKU.

fKLKWHONK

IL. K. McliNTYRE &iMrORTiaa and dkaluui m

Provisions and Feed.Groceries, - - -Keoeivt by Every Packet from the Kaitrn and Kurope.

ITtiRSH OALIFOIiNIA - PRODUCE - EVEKY - STEAMER

All Orders attended to and Delivered to-- njof the Oily FUKK.

IlilUNti OaiiCHA SATUrAOTKIM ()l'AatWTKD,

KABT fMKMKH KuKT NI KIND

J. J. EGAN

Uteit Styles Millineryl,ATRdT -

White art GoodsMOST 8T00K

DRY GOODSOITY

Done Keounr.

DAVID DAYTON,

AKent Acknowledgments

-- WILL ATTEND -MtHjeiient and Sale Propen)

-Cilltcting All Its Branches.

Orrioat Merchant BtreeU

TXLEFUOtTS

Saratoga Springs,I.AKK

"The Siiturland America."

MiliHlit Sodi

Bstbi,

urslor Llrer Khluey Dlsrat, lllirn.

a4 nJi.Tama: WMk.

further iBforiuatloD.apuly

,iftf-I- u lUtaj,

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juico 2.1.,

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llmlPobt Alakba

CO..STKKKT.

Empire Saloon,Maaaia

Family and Brandies

POUT SHERRYYears

1ST.

Rigger &

WR.XOKH1R.WORK.

rriioStiur""VAlMiVNALO"betwetm

Keawe-m- il

Island Oahu.Freight,

Walker,

AND JXWXLBY.

INKOllM

Nuuann ManufacturedJewelry Kublei, Pearls,

reoalnd OeylonAlso, Habana Danson

Cigar. I

Wholesale

Dealers Naval

BUO.,

Goods

Goods

HOMES

FEED.ir,mmendta,.nM..r.iMiuri..m

AT

PEARL CITY

THX

Mi Railway 4 Land Co.

opkkks thk ubi.k1

Aootber Great Opportunityj

To ncur Hoi In Ou of thi Moat

Delightful Localities to be

Found la the JParadla

of th Pociflo.

At healthy resort Pearl City aasalready established an enviable reputation.Many good citlteni In this communityhave experienced the wonderful fleet pro-duced by a few days sojourn In that dry,cool atmosphere, and give grateful testi-mony to the relief they have almost In- -

itantly gained from severe and long continued attack of asthma. Physicians

with the cllmatoof Prarl City

TUB WATER SUPPLY

IS AMPLE

And oan be Increased to inemt the needs ofa popalatlon equal u the larirest city inthe world.

Faor. A. 0. Lvosa of Oahu CoIIk h

oar authority for bUUuk that the watersupply la the uurest yet dlscovr red In thiscountry.

Special Inducements to Early Settlers:

Kor ninety days from date we will sellLOT8 ON SPECIAL. TERMS favorable tobona.Qde settlers. Kor a term of thromonths from date, lamber and all build-ta- g

materials will be supplied, and deliver-e- d

at Pearl City at much lower price thanever before obtained.

Kor further particulars, call at thia officeor on any of the lumber dealers in thiscity. Tboee who now own lots as well asthose who projiose to become resident ofthat icrowluK city, will do well to embracethis opportunity. Those who avail them-selves of this offer, within the time named,will be entitled to, ahd will receive thofollowinv beueQUi

Kor a term of ten years, this Companywill carry such residents and their familiesfrom Pearl City to Honolulu In the morn-lu- x

(arriving a little before seven o'clock,and from Honolulu to Pearl City In theevening leaving Honolulu station a littleafter five o'clock , for ten cents each way,a rate less than one cent per mile. Therates on all other passenger trains runningduring the day or night will be )i centsper mile ttrat class, and 1 cent per milesecond class.

A good school is about u be opened inthe Peninsula, In the tine, large, newschool.honse erected by Mr. J. T, Water-hous- e.

Residents living at Pearl Cityheights, above Pearl City station! andthose having lioiuei ou the Peninsula, willbe allowed to rldo free on regular trainsbetween Pearl City stations to and fromthe Penlnrula.

Thow) who want to continue to vend theirchildren to sahools iu Honolulu, can havetransportation on all regular trains to andfrom Pearl City, for the purpose of attend-ing school, at live cetits each way fur eachpupil. This Is epial to i to 2l iiiIIpm rlilt-fo-r

ten cents.

Equal inducements for those desiring tosecure homes in this country have neverbefore been otlered to the public

This Company has been reiuentn fromabroad to name the prire of all their un-

sold land In that locality.

Should a clearance sale be made lo asyudlcate, no opportunity like the presentwould again occur for the pnrnhase ofhomes at Pearl City.

"A Word to the Wise is

Sttificient."

OAHU RAILWAY & LAND GO,

1$. K. DILLINGHAM,

lUft u Oeaeral Maaaaer,

THE OBKAT PLAGUE.

Btlll Spreading British WarshipProtects Americans.

The steamer Oceanic arrived yes-- .terday from Hongkong and Yoko- -

(

nam a, DriuRmp; iurtuer particularsregarding the plaguo in Canton andHongkong.

Purser Tuttlo says that tho discasois spreading rapidly and that 150,000peoplo have recently loft Hongkong.Thoy wont away in steamors, earn-pan- s

and all manner of things thatfloat.

At Canton the total number ofdeaths is estimated at 120,000. Deadbodies do not rcceivo a decentburial, but are thrown into pitspartly filled with lime. Tho latestreports from Canton city aro thattho plague thero has about spent itsfury.

Other districts aro suffering stilland superstition is rife. Near Can-ton two American women, nttachoesof the American Presbyterian Mis-sion, wero attacked by a mob be-cause thoy tried to aid two uativetwho had been stricken down iu thostreets.

The heathens thought that theladies caused tho men to tlio and at-tacked thotn with stones. Tho wo-men, whoso name are Miss Fultonand Mrs. Hayes, wero nearly killedboforn rescued by the police.

Thero is great excitement over thooutrage. Thoro was no UnitedStates warship in port, so tho Britishgunboat Hattlor steamed to the bar-- 1

bor, and offered protection to allEnglish and American residents. ,

Some of tho natives of Hongkongthink that tho cable road recentlybuilt there caused tho plague, whileothers declare that a certain Frenchprovincial Governor camo especiallyto the country to ue.uroy it.

While tho Oceaulc was in port atHongkong coolies wore dying in thestreets and on the wharves. ThoGerman mail steamers and tho !

French mail steamers will not laudat tho docks, but instead trausfer all ,

their passengers by lighters. Call. am m

A BAILOR'S HARD LUCK.

On of tho Hospor'a Grow Caught bya Half-Xntero- st Swindler.

Hans Olson, who was one of thewitnesses niruiust tho Husper crowdof murdorors. St. Clair, bparf andHansen, hns liad a very sorry expo-- ,rieuco. hi Hi the trial ol tho triowas ponding ho was dutniuod onAlcttra. inland, receiving $1 a daywhile he was on the rock. When thosailor camu out ho hail more moueythan he over liau Doiore, there Deinir

.....!.... lo I.!... M..... i..LI i,An, wiiiiiiii i mill, vyiri'ii. uu laa cook by profession, tiiouglit thatue would remain ashore lor the restof his life.

He wont to tho Sailors' Homo, andwhilo there saw nu advertisementofforiuf? a half-intere- st in a restau-rant. Olseu immediately repairedto a Fourth st rout ollli'o mentionedin the advertisement ami was in-

duced to part with fl40 of hismoney. It was tho same old uame,the, half-intero- st awindle, ami thomaii who took his money ho neversaw ntraiu. Ho mannc'ed to got hack$20 from tho "clerk" in the olllcp.and Captain Staples of the SailorsHome got back $20 nioro for himyesterday moruiufr. Then Olsenshipped as cook on tin' S. X. Castle.Ho wants no more restaurants.Chronicle.

OOKPLIMENTARY TO ENOLAND

Tbe Hewaton Oaao Arousos the Elo-qu- o

n co of Bayard.

London. July 4. Embassador Bay-ard at a dinner uirou to-da- y nt thoSavoy by Conhul-Guiuna- l 1 S. Col-lins of tho United Slates, rofirriui;to General John Howslon of California, whom tho Qrauil Jury redised to indict for causiui? tho ueath ofGeorge burton, an itinerant uitisician, and who sat on tho right of thoAmerican .Minister, said:

"What has excel Iml the kindnessand hospitality of HugalndT Wherebaa greater justice been found! We,although not asking favors, ac-

knowledge with tho greatest grati-tud- o

tho iustico of this groat nation.This it is that bears us across thoocean to each othor. Let us beconiorivals with Great Britain iu kiudli-nc-s

and justice. Let us be rivals inonly what elevates our nation."

After tho baud had pluyed "HailColumbia" CoiiHul-Geuer- Collinsresponded to Mr. Bayard's speech,saying that ho was sure it oxpnwdthe feeliugs of tho American "Exiles"in London.

m

Last Juuo, Diuk Crawford broughthis twelve mouths old child, sutler-iu- g

from infantile (liurrhoua, to me.It had boon weaned at four monthsold aud being sickly ovory thing ranthrough it like water through asieve. I guvo it the usual treatmentin such eases but without beuofit.Tho child kept growing thinner un-til it weighed but little more thanwhon born, or perhaps ten poundsI thou started tho father to givingChamberluin'a Colic, Cholera andDiarrhcea Hemedy. Before one bot-tle of the 25 cent size had been used.n marked improvement was seoii andits continued use cured the child.Its weakness aud puny constitutiondisappeared aud its father and my-self believe the child's life was savedby this Hemedy. J. T. iUnr.ow, 11.D., Tamaroa, 111. For sale by alldealers. Beacon, Smith & Co.,Vgniits for Hi Hawaiian Islands.

In a recent lecture. Dr. Colin, aGerman scientist lliltktrUihe

that poor illiuninntiouis often the cnu-- o of

Tho minimum inteusily ofillumination that should be used forreading is candlo aboutthe iutouiiit) of one caudle at n ilis-tanc- o

of one foot. Daylight nt nuoon tvindow is equ d lo about thirtytimes this. In Ln Nature, Henrygives a muuberof interesting iigurimbearing on tho same subject. Heestimates that normal dut lightequals fifty caudles nt ouo metro,aud tho full light of the situ, oO.IKX) ,

candies at mo same iiiMnnco, rnosmallest illiimlnatloii that tho orecan detect is equal to that given byout candle at a distance of uoarlythrew and out half tuilui.

LTICOL -'-

-

IS THE

BESTPAINTOIL!

The following tcutitnonia)

has been received from a pro-

minent plantation owner and I

manager :

HoNOUiuj, M. I., May 2, IhVt.Pacific Hakdwasb Co. Id, Honolulu.(ienlttmtn:

Yon ask my opinion of I.ucol an PaintOil.

I have experimented with Lncol Oil foroutside and Inside work, alio on Iron work,painting my vacuam pan, machinery andccntrlfugala, with It and the result hasbeen moil satisfactory. It dries harder,make a better finish, goes farther and Ismore satisfactory In every way than lin-tee- d

oil.Certain paint work which was always

sticky with linseed oil, dried hard whenLunol Oil was nsed.

Yonry truly, Aro. Dim (a.

Direction for Use.Use Lucol in every respect in the

same manner as you would linseedoil, with th single exception that you i

may add fully ono-quart- more Lu-

col to the name quantity of pigment I

than you would of linseed. t

In using metallic, Venetian red, the I

ochres, and other dry pigments, it ii .

advisable lo mix up the paint at leant ,

one day before it is lo be used, thenadd a third more Lvcol and the p.iiutwill be found lo cover well unit have

good gloss.

NEVER U8E JAPANb.

Wlirrc hard surfaces such as tluorn.stops, etc., aro required list UthitrKi'only, never uso Japaus.

I.U001. MIXE8 WITH VAR-NI8HE-

and HusictN their working and Iniproves their aiiiieantnco hut tiikv8IIOUI.U UK UflKl) BAMK DAY T1IRV AIIK j

mixed, otliorwiso tho gum of tho var-

nish may bo precipitated or the mix-

ture curdled.Tho addition of from J to A of Lit- -

col lo varnishes does not reduce their I

hntro nor retard their hardening anddrvinit and it prevunta tlioircrarkii: !

1

W IU It IKW U i

If ills A lilj II 111 Vv vU.UtM.ITXnD,

Agents for tbe Hawaiian Islands ;

o

FIRSr ANNUAL

MASQUERADEAND

Fancy Dress Ball

UK THK

American League-- OIVUN A- T-

DRILL S11KDON

Honda; Evening, Aug. 6.

First I'nze-S- llk Dress, by J. J. Kan,for Most OrlKlnal Femalu Costume.

bevonil Prize Etch Ins Qoltt Frame, hythe 1'uulllu UardHure Co., for Ilest FemaleUhuracter Costume.

Third Prize Funoy liunglni; Lamp, hyHawaiian Hardware Co., fur HandsomestCostume.

Fourth Prize-Stud- ent Lamp, hy CastleA. Cooke, tor liest (luntleman Uuucer.

Fifth Prize-Sil- ver Vute, hy E. 0. HullA Son, for Hctt Lndy Dancer.

blxthfor Most Original Mulu Costume.

Heventh 1'rlzo-ll- old Buarf l'ln, by II. F.Wluhiuan, for lteit Male Character Cos-tume.

Eighth Priz- e- Pair of Slippers, hy io

l'(i.,forKeonmllieni KimialeCharacter Costume.

Ninth Prize Hat, by Trnoy, for IlestHard 'limes Coitume by Gentleman.

Tenth Prlzo-I'h- oto. Album, hy HawaiianNuws Co., for Ilest Hard Times Costumeby Lady.

Eleventh Prlze- -3 Shirts, by Mellli. forSecond Ilest Male Character Continue.

Twelfth Prize Bottle Perfnino. by Hen-so- n

Smith X Co., for Second llest LadyUancer.

COMMITTEE OP ARKANOtJIENTH!Joseph L. Carter, Chairman! L. M.

Johnson, J. Elllu!er, II. erbu. Ed. Towre.beceptiov committee:

F. II. McStncker, Chairman; E O.White, E. A. Jacobsou, Win Eaton, Prof.Ljous, J. J. Euan.

DECOIIATION COMMITTEE!

ilea, 0, Utratemeyer.JI'DUKS!

J. 11. Klitber, John Kidwull, Clin.Hawkins, L.O.Abies, J. S Martin, J K,Wilder.

i look committee:J. W Pratt. T. P. bHvcrln, J. Waller

Jones, Tbos. Wall.rUKIII MANAOMI

I. T Kmiaku,

Tickets Admitting Genilemarj and Ladles

$LOOOia bt Kroeuraa (rea an Mswbtr ol

OMMtUlaat.IMU'Jit

j"DAI NIPPON"HoftI Street (Arlington Block)

Jnsl Received nnothcr Invoice of

Japanese Fancy Goods- AND -

NOVELTIES!

Dress Goods!Plain and Flgnred Silk and Crape.

OHM GOWNS "tfgz?j

Plain 811k and Embroidered.

Silk and Cotton KimonosBilk Fans, Cushions,Embroidered Bilk Tea ColrTable Covers, lied Covers,Bilk Sashes. Neckwear.

Btfautiful China Ware!Batsd Howls, Uon-bo- n Dishes,Plates, Etc., Etc., Etc.

Smoking Jackets !j8llk and Cotton Painnm.

UAJTxXXaJCiuJCi oUuSJCuQio I

Kags, Elegant Lamp Bhndes,Uauiboo Canes, Lunch Haskets,

Uamboo Vatlees. Japanese Trays,Ktr Etc., Etc., htc.

Mrs. J. P. P. Collaco, Proprietress.

Wholesale f Retail.

- Plll.l. LINK til'

lAMIIflSAVi tOMIS !

r i

Silt and Cottoo Diea Goods,i

Klu. KU-- . Klo. ttl.

. , .Villr I I Vlllltfvft IK. LUlCll 11

iiiiiU I liUl Ullll IN

' I

-- OK COMPI.KTK HTOi'K -Made hy Yautnloya of Yokohaiua, i

When j on are In need of any Hueof JapnneM) (ioods, give us first call ati'l I

av going all around town.

ITOHAN,SOO 3Tort Ot., xiasvx Cvxotomi XCou.e

California Fruit Market,Tornnr KIiij; iV Alaken Stu.

CaiDiiiioo's KflKgentois

lly Kvery Hteaumr from Han Kran.Iulo with

Fresh Fruit, OyBtors,Salmon, Poultry,

Kto. Kin., V.Ku, Kic.lOfci-t- f

REMOVAL NOTICE 1

I A. F. Medeiros & Co.Will remove to their new headquarters

HOTEL STREETON OK AJKiUT JULY IBT.

Hew Goods. Perfect Fit Guaranteed.Iiiibtf

Notice ol Removal I

N A.NU AFTEK JULY 1st. THEJ I (Illce of the PEOPLE'S ICE A HE- -

FUIQEKATINU CO. will be at the

Faotoiy, Berotania Stroet,IIOTH TELEPHONES 1W.

L. C. ABLES, Manaoeii.

Itesldenue Telephones -- Hell .'13, Mutual'. I07J-- tf

LESSONS IN

Drawing and Painting.n. Howard Hitchcock

Drawing uud Palming taught by tlie lat-est European iiietluxls. 1'lat.rcb every Weil-nehd-

uud bainrdii) foruunon from H a, u.to 12 noon.

fssV Isboiis fur Private Pupils in sw-ci-

liueM of work also Kiveii.

- Tlio btudlo will be open to visitorsevur) Iriiluj Hfiurnooii. luvtf

6 TO 9 .A.. "ML.Do mil forKct the time to rliiK up

152 -- Mutual Tolenbono-15- 2.14. in,

Is still preiiurml to mkilr Uardeu lluon.SptluLlers, water Tups, HIIuk Haws andHhnrpeuillK ail Muds tools, luuliidliik' I'nrv.Iiik Knives and HnUsori, Uiwn Miivvers usiieuialty. Also Hettlut; Ol.itts, In fart alllltidiiof Jidililn Work mlliil fur uii'l rnlliniMl urN If

! PACIFIC HOTELCoruur hiiiH ,V Nmiaiiu bis.

Kim Woi.rr.u, Muuiier.

Fiuest oi Wiaes & LiquorsBilliard & IloucUug Room

VUKK 10 rATMIK.

xcrxvjJ3J r3cx3caaOxr3B 373.

Golden Rue Bazaar

W. F. Reynolds, : Prop.

The Domestic Sewing Machinemakes happy wives and sweet-heart- s.

All kinds Machine Needlts andAttachment to make every womanhappy.

Guitars to charm with song andleave a happy smile.

Spectacles and Eyeglasses to Jitall sights so that both old andyoung may be happy.

Dolls a7id Toys to make theyoungsters happy.

Remington Typewriter to makethe business man happy.

Tennis Supplies to assist youngmen and maiden to achieve hap-pines- s.

Purses and Card Caes to makeyour best girl happy.

Wallets and Pocket Books to

make your best fellow happy.

Baseball Supplies to make "ourboys" happy.

Visiting Cards and SocietyStationery to convey happiness.

Office Stationery and BlankBooks, and to complete the happi-

ness of all

.... - C. II.V..J.-..- - Stem"" " """yiMrf Plated Watch,

guaranteed a good timekeeperor fs.60.

YOKOHAMA BAZAAR.Corner Nuoina 4 Hotel Slrwti.

New Goods! New Goods!

IlKCEIVUD IIY KVKltY bTKAMER.

Silk Dress Goods,-- ALL COLOK- H-

.lAI'ANESE SILK CRAPE,t'laln ami IlrooadFtl;

JAI'ANKHK COTTON UltAI'K.

Silk Shirts and Night Shirts,Bilk Illoiiics. Hi Ik Neckties.

Hanilkrrchtrln. Khawls, Bashes,Hosiery and Ubemlsee,

7 anJapanese Trays, llamboo Screens,

Tea Sets, Flower Pots, Kto., Klo.

Prices Cheaper than Ever I

VING FAT CHAN

Furniture Dealersfiek to Inform the public that they

have opened a

Branch Store at Ho. 322 Imuuiii Stmt,

Where they carry a complete line ot

IIKDUOOM BETH, CHAIKB,TAI1LES, WA1UU101IK8,

STANDS, Etc., Etc., KUi.

Pnrnlrora Repalrad tad Otasral Jobklagat BaaiOMBU BatM.

VING FAT CHAN,107(-:- m 3'J2 Nnoauu Street.

Old Stand Swept Away.

STILL 1'KEl'AUED TO SUl'Klt-luten- d,

Iteconstruct, or build anythinghelongluK to the Uuilding Trade.

All orders left with John Nott.King street, will be promptly attended to.

. W. LINCOLN.

A : NEW :

Tbe Hawaiian Messenger Service

U M. Joiinnqn, Manager.

Mutual 558

Olllro iu MuhouIo lluildiny,

Wn aro prepared to furnish UniformedMesteiigers at nil hours. Promptness andnl!lm.tli)n Kuaroiiteed. You ntisc us np

uud we will ilo the rest.4T-- Hourly rates 40o, Kor distance

rat, nee M('Hen'r' MHp. 1074-1- 1

G. E. BOARDMAN,

HOLE AOKNT KlHt

Tarawa Coal107-- U

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