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g F. M. and Cecil areSi preparing the IncorporationM for the new bank that Is ultimatelyfe llitended to become, under the terri- -W? i I l Iiah InnilfrMmtlonai EovemmciH wireu iwuunuiuw

ed, the First National Bank of Ha-

waii.. will be five directorsto elect from local sharehold-

ers. It Is expected that the stockwill be opened for subscription onMonday or Tuesday, and further

that It will all be taken up withinforty-eig- The allotmentfor local subscription of the milliontotal Is three hundred thousand dollars,

TxrzrjrzrjrjrjirxrzrjarxrOmcer Toma Injured.

Offieor Toma waBvery badly injured in an accident on Kingetroot Into yesterday afternoon ananow lies at tbo Queen's hospital,

v to move.Toma started out shortly

lunch to hunt for some runawayJapaneso laborers. When ho gotto a place on the road near Neu-mann's unon returning toNick Broham's sulky camo along.Toma jumped outoE tho car inwhich ho was riding and calledout to tho driver who stopped togive him a lift. As ho was gettinginto the sulky, tho horso boltedand threw Toma out. Tho officerstruck on tho of the head,narrowly nvortiug a fracture. Henlao injured his spine. Thofellow was knocked sonsoloss butcame to in a short tirao. Ho wascarried into Paul Neumann's yardand odo of tho Hod Gross doctorswho happened to bo in tho car

which Toma bad jumped, at-tended to tbo injured man. Dr.Qarvin arrived a little andassisted in making Toma as com-fortable as possible. Ho was re-moved to tho hospital in tho patrolwagon.

naplilNo decision as to power, etc,

has raaobed by tho RapidTransit Go. directors. Thoy will

anothor meeting on Tuesday.

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Evening Bulletin, HONOLULU, SATURDAY,

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wfrjrxrArzrirxzjarxrxrjrxxet oewerngc construction.

Advertisements were forwarded toSan Francisco In the America Maru's

calling for tenders for the con'structlon of the entire sewerage systern of Honolulu, telegrams goforward to Nesv York, announcingtne can tor i ne auvenise- - iiment will also In Honolulu. JAH of the material, together with the

and fittings for bids awere opened the other day, will be Wfurnished by the Hawaiian Govern- - gernment to the contractors for con- - 8structlon. N

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The Homo Bakery is a pro-gressive institution. Tho proprie-tors deoidod that dnring theJanot Waldorf theatricalthoy will mako apodal arrango-raon- ts

to successfully tothoatro parties requiring suppor.Additional night waitorsbavoengaged and elegantly furnishedprivato rooms artistically fittedup to accommodate four, six,eight or twelve porsons. ThoHomo Bakery will on bandreal green turtlo soup, Eastern oys- -tersj pigoons, cuickons, duck andvenison, also California and nativevegetables and fruits, ico creamsand dolicaoy tbo marketaffords. Tho establishment will bo

all night. Residents or vis-itors will find this an elegant andenjoyable thoatro resortequal in appointment to themodorn American housos of a likekind. Those wishing special sup-pers would do well to previouslyacquaint tho managemont byringing np tolephono out).

Good Made.An orchestra of sovon pieces

will assist at thoOrphoum tonight.Every man in a picked muBioian,as Mr. Desky wants only the bestfor patrons of tho placo.

37ic Bulletin, 75 cents per month.

JUST RECEIVED

By the "Australia:"

Fresh Rhubarb.Asparagus and Celery ;Fancy Navel Oranges,Lemons and Apples;Frozen Oysters and Fish,And Refrigerated Poultry ;Smoked Halibut and Salmon;Salami and Cervelat Sausage;A fresh stock of Hams,Bacon, and Breakfast Cereals.

AND IN "SWEETS:"

Gruenhagen's Bon BonsAnd Marshmallows.

YOU'LL FIND THEM AT

WATERHOUSE'SBIG

epartment Store,WAVCRLUV IJLOCK, UllTIIEL BTKUtiT

nutubllBhcil 1881 Lcadcra

AN ELOPEMENT ALLEGED

Sensational Cross Bill in Boiba Di-

vorce Case.

Young Hee First Say la Dispute with

Gear & Lansing Guardianship of

Berger Minors.

Judgo Perry has appointedPattio Borgor guardian ot

her minor childron.A cross complaint has

by libelle'o in "Iho'clivorcocaso of Maria Qloria Dorba vs.ManXiel Joaquin Borba. It isalleged that tho libellant, immediately tho hearing of thomotion for alimony on April 3,eloped in tho steamer to Wailnku

Souza Valento. Fur-ther, that Valente and sho woroarrested at Wailuku for adultery,and that Yalonto was convictedand fined S30 and costs, whilo thowoman forfeited bail of

In Pipiilani vs. Goo. Hough-tailin- g,tho plaintiff has by stipu-

lation withdrawn the filosthe agroemont of defendant topay annuity to plaintiff. Mogoon& Silliman for plaintiff; Ghas.Oroighton for defendant.

In Gear & Lansing vs. YoungHoo, defendant by bis attorneys,Magoon & Silliman, files a motionto his cross suit in equitybeard before tho suit of plaintiffagainst F. M. Hatch and

D. Gear, attorneys for plain-tiffs, fllo a demurror to Youngleo s complaint.

9Walaliia Chinaman PoundLeong a brother of tho rich

Waialua Chinaman, Ah byname, was fined $200 and intbo Polico Court this morning onthe charge of unlawful possessionof opium. Ah was tho firstman arrested on this charge byDeputy Marshal Ohillingworthand others. It was found laterthat this Chinaman waB not run-ning tho in which a lot ofopium was found. Loong Taiwas tho manager and ho was ar-rested lator. Tho caso hasappealed. Attorney Robortsonappearod for the dofendant.

A New Secretary.E. O. White, acting as secreta-

ry and treasurer of E. O. &Sou, Ltd., will resign the formerposition at a meeting to boon Thursday of noxt week to cleathis successor. At previous moot-ing- s

of direotors of tho corpora-tion it sometimes trans-pired that it was impossibleto get a quorum, Mr. White hold-ing two positions being only onti-tl- od

to ono so it wiib determined to take in another directorand oflicor. E. li. Paris willprobably succeed Mr. Whito assecretary.

LlffUt Changed.Hilo peoplo and mastors of ves

sels froquenting aro ex-orcised over a ohaugo of light.Superintendent W. E. Rowellchanged tho Paukaa light from

to without tho"Notice to Mariners" at homo andabroad, which all civilized govern-ments givo in such cases. It issaid that this aotion was not evenreported by tho Suporintondont ofPublio Works to tbo Minister oftbo Interior. Besides the danger

having tho light changod un-known to navigators, there ia noworso color in tho spootntm for acoast light groon sbN mari-ners will toll anybody.

M'alllnc forTho Government ib awaiting an

anBWor E. O. Shoroy,chemist of tho Kohala Sugar Co.,to tho of tho position ofFood Inspector for Honoluju.

Iu tho Polico Oourt this morn-ing, eight paikau pluyors worolined $1 and on tho clinrgoof gambling. Young Yai wasfinod $1 ami coats on tho oburgo ofBoiling foreign goods without aHcoiibo.

UP TO PACIFIC HEIGHTS

Rapid Progress Being Hade Building

S Kalulanl Boulevard.

Be Driveway Solid and Strong

andSafe Grade Than

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Soniettroad building thatastonishtho authorities is seon inthomakijig of tho Kaiulani Boule-vard. iSfcth for solidity and spoodof construction it is an object les-son to our government build-or- s.

only a fow wcoks sincetho work began, as was announcedin this paper at tho timo. Todaythroe-quarter- s of a is gradedalmost fit to roceivo tho surface acoating .of stone, although blasting ha9 jhad to bo dono at closointervals rand a stono retainingwall built all the

Ghas. S. Desky having given aisoLLETiN.man a lift in his buggycoming iuio iowu mis morning,on a sadden thought drove himoat to soe the building opera-tions. boulevard opens fromGhas. Booth's private a fowyards from tho Pauoa road, at thejunction of tho projectedstreet extension. As known,tho thoroaghfaro loads to PacificHeights, tho residence tract boingdevoloped by Bruco Waring &Co.. tho of which Mr. Deskyis manager. It is to bo macada-mized for a width of thirtyTho grado ib only botwoon fivoand bix in tho hundred, orone to two poroont easier thePunohbowl road.

Running along tho hillsidooverlooking Pauoa valley and fao-in- g

tbo north sido of Pnnohbowl,tho roadled-i- s buttressed a

wall 'from to foothigh. Wbero it is not quarriedout of the wholo substructureis composed of brokon rock, mak-- Jing a nignway that will never

aught but surfaco ropairs.Abou,t two hundred men aro em-ployed in sovoral gangs on thoconstruction.

Only a fow yards from tho entrance ib traversed tho viowof the oity and environs, thoharbor and ocean beyond, boginato npon tho sight. At theouter limit ot whoro ground ia

far broken, an elovation ofabout 2G0 feet is roaohed. Fromthere tho sea appears onoithor sido of Punchbowl, the

of Diamond Head looms upover the opposite ridgo, the won-drous patchwork of Pauoa valley'staro plantation lies at the andtbero is a grand picturo of the om- -Dowereu ouy in ironi.

It is not difficult to climb'upover tho yot unimproved groundto tho natural terraces sweepingto the summit ridges whichis commanded tho viow of Nuuanuvalley on tho other Idoal

for home villas aro hero waiting on every hand for solection byapplicants in thoir Somecommanding knolls aro alreadysubject to strong competition. Upthoro tho romarkably clearand refreshing. Both winds andrains aro checked by tbo summitridges. Guava bushes ex-ceptionally largo fruit ripening,

and lantana, besides a riohgrassy turf, attest high fertility ofsoil.

Unless a difficult filling at tboontranco causa delay, in auothorwook a carriage may bo driyon uptuo roau noariy a muo. xi is easyenough walking now, and a lovelypionio ground will bo found on thoboigbtB ovon in tho rough.

l'ill Contract AIumlont!.It is roportod ClmH. 13.

Dwight has thrown up tho con-tract for tho now to thobecause ho was sinking monoy init, Also, tbo Govorninont isoinnlovlnc Mr. Dwight to continuo work on tho out of thogonornl monoy,

A WATER FRONT RUNAWAY

Wm. Larsen, of Union Express

Narrowly Escapes Death

Caught by i Bolt on Pole of Dray

on the Horse's Neck Thrown

to One Side.

Wm. Larsen of tho Union Ex-press Co. was undoubtedlyunder a lucky star. Ho camo vorycloso to mooting his death neartho old fishmarkot wharf thismorning and was only saved by achance blow a horeo's kno'e.Larson was rounding tho cornorof tho California Feed Company'sbuilding on a wheel whon he saw

runaway of horsos attach-ed to a dray which ho recognizedas his own. Tho dray was laden

three tons of pips and thorowas no driver on the scat to checktho horses.

Larson saw damage thorunaway could do if some oftho prinoipal stroets wore reachedand it did not tako bim loog toact. Jumping directly in front oftho horses, ho threw up his handsto frighton tho animals into stop-ping and giving bim a chance todo something. As ho did this, hiscoat sleovo caught on tho bolt attho end oE the polo and Larsonwas lifted tbo air directly infront of tho horses. Seoin'g hisdanger, ho grasped the collar ofono of tho animals and did hisboat to bang on. As would

it, his sleovo was frocdthe bolt.by tho jolting of tho that tho inarriago had takonanu ai mo buuio uiuu, uuu ui wiuhorses hit him a heavy intho ribs which sent him off to tho'sido clear of nil danger. Ho hadcono about ton yards. !

horses continued upanu street smashing a native's

and ono of tho deliverywagons of the Consolidated SodaWorkB on tho way. At tho cor-ner of Hotel and Nuuanu streets,

Whito ot tho Peoplo's Ex-press succeeded in stoppingthe animals. About a ton of thopipo was distributed along Nuu-anu streot.

'TODAY'S ItACi:.

Tho sports will all be out atKapiolani park this aftornoon.Tho match race between Directress and Violin will placo at3 o'olook sharp. Jack Gibsonwill drive tho former horseand Jim Qainn tho lattor.Jjast evening tbo bots woretwo to one on Directress.horso is a the favoritestill today, but aro not froeas thoy woro last ovouing. Yiolinhas not won a race sinco her firstappoaranco on tho trackHowever, it cannot bo said thatJim Quinn has evor backed out.Ho has overything, stillthinking that his horso would winthe next raco. Tho match todaymay prove tho next raco all.

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Four Cltlnamon 1'lnril.

The caso of tho rostaurantmon for assault and battery onLchua Eona lastcamo up for in tho PoliceCourt this morning. Judge Da-vidson appearod for defendants.Tho wituosseB for thowitness tostiuea mat tuo Uuiua-mo- n

did commit an assault andthat diihos were thrown, makingtho out ovor tho eye of tho nntivo.

Cinnamon all testified thatthoy had soen nothing oxcopt thonativo running ono of theOhinamon after tbo former hdrofueod to pay teu conts for tholunch ho thought was onlyworth Judgo Wilcox snid

tho tostimony of tho Cinna-mon looked rather uunpioioiiii,Thoy woro ovMnntly not Ilingtho truth, Each wbb sou otioutlto pay a Quo of $.r ami coats .

StnniL'crs coiibiilt The Bulletin'nik'crtmnt,' column

A CLANDESTINE

pololgorry

Wednesday,

complaining

MARRIAGE

"Bert" Peterson, the Yonng Stock

Broker, Is the Groom.

a Bride Without Her Mother's Knowle-

dge-Dr. Bishop the Officiating

Clergyman.

Tho talk of tho town today hasthe marriage yesterday morn-

ing at 10 o'clock by tho S. E.Bishop of Mibb Mary Agnes Whitoof Worcester, Mobs., to R. O. A.Potorson of this city. Tho mar-riage took placo at tho residoncoof Dr. Bishop on School stroot,tho only witness boiug Bier-bac- h,

a lady who in closoproximity to tho Bishop homo.Mrand PetorBon loft in thoAmorica Maru this morning. Thoformer will bo in San FranciBcobut ya fow days and, upon his re-turn to tho oity, will bring hisbrido.

Whon about tho inarriagothis morning, Dr.Bisbop said thattho couplo wont to his houso at 10o'clock. Mr. Peterson had tho ary

marriage license andoverything looked perfeotly regu-lar. Ho asked no questions butmarried tho two. After tho coro-ino- uy

was over Mr. Petersonasked that nothing bo said abouttho matter for two or three days.

part ho did not at all liko.Ho found later that hadobjections on tho of theraothor and friends of ths vnuni?lody and was on that account vory

toniout..

Xb0 porformanco of"Twelfth Night," dSlightfdlcomedy will bo given tonight attho Gpora Houso, and thoBO whowould sco a oxcellont com-pany of players and a young,American actress, talentod and'clover to a degroo.laho'uld notthis cbanco. weeks

will sou Janot Waldorf infour characters that call for tho

highest show of talout, andtho young lady will not disappointher admirers. Rosalind in "As

Beatrico in "MuchAdo About Nothing;" Galatoa in

Pygmalion and Galatea;" andPaulino in tho "Lady of Lyons"nre tbo lovoly sbo willportray.

"Dealing in Sugar Stock; ItsSafety aud Morality," will bo thosubjoct of a proludo to Rev. W. A.Uardner's sermon at tbo Christianchurch tomorrow night. Thotopio of tbo sermon will bo"Riches and tho Kingdom ofHoavon." At 11 a. in. ho willtalk about "Sympathy."

Tho A J Fuller finally gotfor this morning. Tho cap-tu-in

considers that ho islucky to got as soon as ho

for troablo in tho matter ofgotting men has remained right

him for many days.

Thoro was no Exocutivo Coun-cil this morning.

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Fraternal Directory.

HARMONY LODGE No. '8,I. 0. O. ff., .

Mcctl ovory Monday ovoiilng nt":30,In Unrniony Hall, King strcot.

J. D. MoVKIUlI, N. O.K. 11. HKNDKY, Sccntnry.

All visiting brothers orj cordiallyInvited.MYSTIC LODGE No. 2, K.o P.,

Moots every "Wednesday evening at7:80 o'clock, Untitle Hull. Fort street.Visiting brothers cordliilly Invited toattend.

First Hank will bo conferred THIS(Wednesday) KVKNINO, April lath.J015 A.E.MU1UHY1K. 11.8.HONOLULU OHAPTER No. 1,

R. A. M.,Moots ovory third Thtimlny (Honing InMasonic Tonipio. All visiting conipsin-lon- s

cordially invited.a. F.air.viiXAX, H.r.

J. I). TUOKKlt, tjocrctnry.HONOLULU OOMMANDEAY

No 1, K. T.Moets In Masonlo Toniplo on tlio secondThursday evening of each month. AllVisiting Sir Knl(?hlM conrtoouxly Invited.

IIKNHY li COOl'KH, li CJ. P. TUCKKK, Hecorder.

OAHU LODGE No. 1, K.'of P.Moots ovory Thursday bM'iilng at theirCastlo Hall, 'S)i Tort s'reet, at 7:a).Membon of Mystic I.od,to No. 12, andvisiting brothers, cordially Invited.

O. i:. WARD, C. 0.1 1I.KIMII7V,

1019 K. of 11. and S.

COURT LUNALILO No. 0000,A. O. F.,

Meets every ilrst and third Friday, ntK. of 1. Hull, Fort stroot. A cordialInvitation is extended to Ueitlng brotli-or- s.

l'or ordor C. It.W. A. VJ7TTEH,

1021 Secretary.

NUUANU OHAPTER ROSEOROIX,

No. 1, A. & A. S. R.Mootsthe first Thursday In each niontlf,at Masonlo Toniplo. Sojourning andvisiting brothers cordially invited to ul

all nicotlngs. .W. M.'. KJtANK 11. AUnnilAOH.

.ALLAN II. SCKIMOI-XIUR- , Secretary.

HAWAIIAN LODGE NO. 21,F. AND A. M.

Matonlc Temple, N. t. comer Alakfa and Hotel Sts.Stated mooting, llrst Monday oach

mouth. Special meetings, hn callod(will be notod In this spaco).

Mombors Lodco l.o I'rogros, 1'aclfloLodgo, and all sojournlnr; brethren cordially lnvltou.

ED. I. SPALDING. W.MK. R. 0. WALLACE. SeaeUry.

KAMEHAMEHA LODGE OFPERFECTION,

No. I, A.-- . ,fe A.-- . S. R.'.kfnnt.q nt. Miihnnla Tcmnlo tlio fourthThursday in each montlt. Sojourningand visiting urotnern aro ooruiauy uvvltod to attend all meetings.

V.'. M.'.FKANK II. AUUIUIACII.CLAItEXCE L. CRAIIIIK, Secretary.

LODGE LE PROGRES DEL'OOEANIE,

No. 124, A. &A. S.Rito.Stated mootings on tho last Monday of

each month, In its hall, Masonic Toniplo.C. M. WHITE, W. M.

H. 0. OUAIIIIK, Secretary,GEO. W. DeLONG POST No.

45, G. A. R.,Department of California and Nevada,moots at Harmony Hall, King stroot,first Thursday evening of ovory month.Sojourning comrados aro cordially In.vited to attend.

L. L. LaTHEKRE, P. C.JAS. T. COPELAND, Adjt.

HONOLULU SCOTTISHTHISTLE CLUB,

Iiovo Block, Fort street. Koadlng roomopen day and evening for reading andsocial Intercourse, llogular mcotlngsFriday, 7:30 p. m. Visiting Scotsmenespecially wolcomo at all times.

GEO. L. DALL, Chiof.ALEX. B. KENNEDY, Secrotary.

Wall Papers.AND.,

WINDOWSHADES'"2

New Season's Goodsnow opening. Makeyour selections whilethere is a large variety

Lewers & Cooke,FORT ST.

HELP! HELP!!Honolulu ClilncHCEmployment Agency.

Office at the Hawaiian ChlneeNew Co 'j( N0.8M King street, llorolulu.il I,

Cooks, Walters, Yardmen, Plantation La-borers, and all of employees furnish-t- d

promptly on short notice.This Agency fully examines all appli-

cants for employment as to their compe-tency before sending them to Its p.ilrons.

CIIARGLS HEASONAHI V

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jgpt' r?f 'T "TrsgrjyTw -- -- TjT' l -- "- "fMfjrw''THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. I., APRIL 22, 1899.

RUBBER

STAMPS

MADE AT

SHORT

NOTICE

HAWAIIAN

HEWS

GO., LTB.MERCHANT ST.

Barbers.

Notice.Having returned and established myself at the

European Shaving Parlor. Merchant street, oppositeJuJ J Building, I wish to call the attention of my oldcustomers and new ones who wish to favor us lththeir trade.

M A. PIXOTO.Formerly of the Union Barter Shop.

SilentBarberShop

Arlington Block, ITotol Street.

Joseph Fernandez, Prop'r

no' ifoMEi miSHOULD BE "WITHOUTA SUPPLY OPDANDIIUFF KILLERON HAND

It lias bocomu vory popular, and Isboingused by both Boxes. A sure euro foruandruir, prlckloy boat, and all skindiseases. Sold by nil druggists, and atUnion Iiarbor Shop. Itomombor thetrademark, "tho two facos." Bowaroof Imitations.

F. PACHECO,Tel. 090. Bolo Proprietor.

Notice.

David Charters, Canvasser for PortraitEnlarging, Is no longer in our employ.Any moneys due on orders taken by himare payable to us only. We beg to say,with regard to orders under way, that weshould be pleased to have parties Interes-ted call at our place of business and ar- -range.for delivery.

KING BROS,ii7frim no Hotel street.

Certificate of Character.Honolulu, Feb. 6, 1899.

To Whom It May Concern.This Is to certify that David Charters,

who has been In our employ as canvasser.Is trustworthy and capable. We wouldcheerfully recommend him as such to anyone requiring his services.

KING BROS..P. Charters has been in our em-

ploy from Sept. 20th, 1897, to Jan. 21st,1899.1

iiSo-i- KING BROS.

Reduction in Graphaphones,

eOur. aeencvf ' .rlehts .....are received......7directme nome omce or tne AYituit-AI- N

GRAPHAPHONB CO. pf New York, andwe are thereby enabled to offer our goodsat a price that will be within the reach ofall. Look at the prices:

anu one way neanng lUDe, J25.Records, doz.. 16: Blanks, doz.. t.Recorders, I4.75. Brass horns and other

supplies constantly on hand. All kinds ofI repairing done promptly.OCEANIC GAS & ELECTRIC CO.,1169 112 Hotel street.

Caution.All thoie claiming lots under deeds or

receipts In the Oahu Cemetery are reques-ted to present evidences of their title toDavid Dayton, Secretary, at his office onMerchant street, on or before April 29th,1899.

All unsettled contracts or unclaimed lotswill be sold as provided under charter ofthe Association.

DAVID DAYTON,Secretary.

Per Order of Board of Trustees.nBS-ai- t

lU SeiCCt TPOm " &1 Columbia Graphaphones wjtn the re-corder, reproducer, h6m or speaking tube,

kinds

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Orpheum Thoatro tonight.Cyclouo Cameras aro tbo bust

and cheapest."Wheels rented; J. J. Eiobard- -

bod, Hotel street.Saturday ovoninc next Jim

Post's benefit takes place.American Messenger sorvico.

Masonic Tomplo.Tolopbono Mi.Orpheum seats can bo booked

by ringing up Tolopbono No. CIO.

There will be a meeting of tboY. M. 0. A. Board Monday after-noon.

On Monday CO dozen shirtwaists at 35 cents each at Sachs& Co.'e.

Go and bear tbo music at thoPacific Import Co.'s dry good storothis ovening.

Tbo Kash storo has somo finebargains in Bilk crash bats. Seoad on pngo 4.

King Bros, bavo something goodto show tho public. Seo their announcements.

Kov. J. D. Gulick, who recontlyarrived from Japan, will speak atthe mon's meeting in tho x. M. 0.A. Sunday afternoon.

Thoro will bo a meeting of thoWuvorloy Club at tho usual timeand place this evoning. Thoro isimportant business on band.

Tbo officers of the Iroquois gavoan entertainment aboard laBtevoning. The tug boot was veryprettily decorated for tbo affair.

Tbo match raco botweon Directress, and Violin will take place attno iiapiolam raco track this afternoon. A close contest is expected.

There will bo no concort in Emma square this afternoon. Thoband will play at tbo oponing oftbo now school building in Pa-lam- a.

Do you liko to drink puro whisky? Then if yon do call for"A. A." Jesso Mooro at any of tbosaloons. Lovejoy & Co., distributors for tbo Hawaiian Islands.

New England Bakery & Oandy(Jo., Motel stroot manufacture alino lino of bread, pastry, wedding cakes, ico creams, sherbetsand candies finest in tho oityand prices very low. .telephone74. J. Oswald Lutted, Mana-ger.

Tho battery boys bavo alroadymade themselves quite at homo attbo old barracks. Those who can-not find room in tho building aroquartered in tents outside. In thoaftornoon tbey get out on tbo oponfield infront and indulge in a lit-tle baseball practise with a lot oftho nativo boys of tbo vicinity. Itis understood that tno battery boyshave quite a number of fine baseball players and that it is likelythey will get up a team if tbeycan find anyone to play against.

"I feel it niy duty to give you atruthfnl statement of what Chamberlain's Oolio, Cholera, andDiarrhoea Remedy did," writes J.'S. Collins, of Mooro, S. C, "I hada child about two years old, thatbad the diarrhoea for two months.I tried ,all the best known reme-dies, but rionogave tho least 're-lief. When this remedy cam 6 toband, I gave as directed, and in1two days tbo child was completelycured." Sold 'by all dealers.Benson, Smith fc Co., QenoralAgents.

Water Colors in sets for

children and adults; also Col-

umbian Photo Colors, which

anybody can use, successfully.

Oil colors and artists' materials

of all sorts.

KING BROS.,

110 Hotel Street.m

California Prulti.D. G. Camarinos will roceive

by tho Australia a hoavy consignment of Gropes, Apples, Oranges,etc. Also frozen Eastern andCalifornian Oysters, Fish andTurkeys, otc.

CIIAS. D. WALKBR,Deilcntr id! Dulllcr ol lllgh'GriJ.

Ynchts, Boats and LaunchesWoiU,,(, KINOST.

P O. Hoi ()). TtUphom j(o.

$250 GASH !AND BALANCE

TO SUITPURCHASER,

WILL BUY

APAWAATRACTLOT!75 x 140, facing either on King or Beretanla streets. The cheapest lots In thecity, on the line of the proposed electriccars. Ready for building. Go and seethe lots TO-DA-

Further particulars of

WILL B. FISHERReol Estate AgentAnd Auctioneer,

FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS.ROTH'S STORE.

CoffeeLands

ForSale!

3,000 Acresin South Konasuitable for Coffee Cultivation.

M, K. KEOHOKALOLE,

Real Estate Agent,

15 KAAnuMANU St.

Real Estate Transaotionp.Subscribers aie furnished with from Uvt

to six lists per week, giving n soonraterecord of all deeds, mortRap es, leases, releases, poyrcrs of attorney, eto., etc, whiobare placed on record.Hnbscrlptlon I'rlcc, f2,00 per Month,a: v. geae,

w '2I0Klnn8t. Honolulu.

MANUEL NTJNES,Manufacturer of

Guitars, Ukuleles,TAHO PATCH FIDDLES.

Workmanship an! Material Guaranteed. Repairinga specially.

1130 --No. 21 OK KINQ ST.

Jose fle'Esnirito Hs,Comer King and Alakea Sts.. Honolulu.

MANUFACTURER Ol"

Gruitai's, : Ukuleles,TARO PATCH FIDDLES.

Workmanship and material euaranteed. Repairinga specialty.

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I HOLLISTERTTirHiUU WHOLKSALK AND IICTAIL

ffl Tobacconists

M -- - Cor. Fort and Merchant Streets. Hfl

H. HAC'KFELD & CO. LtlCOMPLETE ASSORTMENT OP

h DRY GOODS!French, German, English and American.

A Fine Selection of Dress Goods, Zephyrs, etc.Tailors' Goods, a Full Assortment.

Clothing, Underwear, Shawls.

A Large Variety of SADDLES and SADDLEMAKERS' TRIMMINGS.

American and European

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, BEERS ANDMINERAL WATERS. '

Since We Must Eat to Live, Lefs Have tlie "Best.

SdjiLUiiq's Best TisCONSISTING OF

Japan Flavor, English. Breakfast and Ceylon. Also

SCHILLING'S BEST BAKING POWDER,Glvo tbotn a trial. Money back if you don't thorn.

Ohoico Block Butter, Kits Creamery Butter,Fidelity Brand Bacon, Hams,

Mild Cheese, Smoked Beef, eto., otc.

Chas. Hustace,212 King stroot, nozt to tbo Arlington.

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With the Most CompleteUptoDate

ANDFANCY GOOD

TOR &? j&tEverything Crisp With Newness.

Daintiest Desirable Designs, Truly r.Regalin Their Beauty.

PACIFIC IMPORT COMPANY,Fopt St.. Model Block, opp. Catholic Church.

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SEASON !

3' PERFUMES giSRoger and Gallet,

Lundborg's,Rlcksecker's,

Gosnell's, In all odors

Toilet Sets,

Maile Cologne,

HONOLULU,

Benson,Smith &Co.,LtdFORT AND HOTEL STS.

EJSTA-BXXSSIESJ- D I860.The Germania Life Insurance Go.

Of IVEW YORK.ASSETS $25,730,910. 18Legal Reserve to Policy Holders 2,189,498.00Surplus to Policy Holders 2,939,271 30Paid to Policy Holders since i860 40,425,515.67Claims by death paid to Beneficiary Policy Holders 31,838,904.52Matured Endowments paid to Policy Holders 6,023,01.71Life Annuities paid to Policy .Holders 351,669.43Dividends Surrenders paid to Policy Holders 12,211,890.00

Tho Gormnnta lssuos nil tlio latest and most liberal forms of Life, Instalment, Incomo Dividend, Enuowmonl liond l'ollclos.

GEAR, LANSING & CO., General Agents.EMMETT MAY, Manager.

Judd Building, Honolulu.

GREENRIVER!

Perfume Bottles,Powders,

Without Rival.

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Telephone 92. P. O. Box 145H. E. McINTYRE & BRO.,

..IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN....

Groceries, Provisions andNew goods received by every packet from the States and Europe.

FEESH CALIFORNIA PRODUCE BY EVERY STEAMER.All orders faithfully attended to, and (roods delivered

TO ANY PART OF THE OITY FREE.;al Agents for tho Sanitarium Brand of Health Foods.

Island Orders Solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed?

East Corner Fort and King Sts:

Machines Sold on Installments. Renting and Repairing.Parts and Needles for All Machines,

L. F. PRESCOTT,AGENT TOR

Wheeler & WilsonLOCK AND CHAIN

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FORT, NEAR HOTEL STREET, HONOLULU,

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Handsome Vehicles !tbo bark S. C. Allen wo received largo of tho latest Styles

In SURREYS, PILETONS and ROAD CARTS.Also CARRIAGE SUPPLIES.

Honolulu Carriage flanufactory"W.W. WBIGHT, DProp'r.

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"Hello, Oahu Lumber and Building Go.""Hello 1"'What kind of house can you build for 500?

"AlmostasgoodasyoucangetlnCalifornla.""How can you bulfd them so cheap?""Because we import all our materials direct

from the factory, and employ the 'best work-men. The best is the cheapest."

"Where is your business place?""Our Office and Yard is on KinR street, near

O. R. & L. Co.'s Depot; our Planing Mill corner King and Bethel streets. Telephones 53and 838. P. O, Box 367. We can give youhundreds of first-clas- s references, among theleading people of these Islands,

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cathartlo will set Nature to go-ing, and rellovo the bead, the stomach,the liver and all tho organs o( tho body

CURJBfrom tho many and dangerous evils of aclogged corporeal drainage.

Hood's Pills CURE Liver Ills, sick head-ache, biliousness, constipation, withoutpurging, without pain, without violence

1iver IllsHood's Pills nro tho only pills to take

with Hood's Barsaparllla. Bold by alldruggists. 25c. Sent by mall on receiptof price, by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.

Hotels and Restaurants.

WE OFFER YOU THE

Best 5c. CigarTo bo bad for tho monoy.

CLOSING OUT ALL OUR DOMESTIC' CIGARS.

Beaver Lunch Rooms.H. J. NOLTE.

GoodRoomsFOR RENT CHEAP.

$6, $8, $10 and $12Per Month.

CLEAN AND COMFORTABLE.

EAGLE HOUSENuuanu Street.

Orpheum Cafe,FORT STREET,

--Near the New Theater

Best Heals in the City !

l'roparod and served by white

Opon day and night.1150 0. T. GQW, Managor.

Waianae Hotel,Walanae, Oahu.

FINE SEA BATHING AND MOUNTAINSCENCRYI

AHEALTIIFULSPOTCLOSETOTHESEA.

tt-- I All Trains to ani from Honolulu I --S" Stop at the Hotel --g

Albert Toogood, Proprietor.

Experienced Catwir.

J. W. CHAPMANAnnounces to tbo public that bo Is nowopon for enfragomonts to take charge of

Banquots, Bulls, Dinners and dardonParties, Socials, otc.

Addrcs.1 care Union Express Company

Dewey Restaurant. 'A First-clas- s Resort in evory respect.

Tho best moal to bo had.ICE OREAJt 15 CENT, A PLATE.

LOOK HOP A CO.,Borotnnla and Fort streets.

Notice.Persons wishing to obtain board at

Makawao, Maul, can be accommodatedat MRS. II. B. BAILEY'S

Terms, $10 porweek.

HAWAIIANMercantile Agency

810 KING STREET.Difficult Collections a Specialty.

Consolidated Ma Water Co., L'dIShiplanndo,

:orner Allen & Fort Sts., Honolulu

HOLLI8TER & CO.,Agents.

Honolulu Iron Works Co.Imprnvod anil modern BUOATl MA

OHINKJIY of ovory NiiwcHy mill dcs.Jriptlnii niadu to order, Roller work

ud ItlVinr.I) I'll'KH for Irrigationn spoolitUy. Purtlcular nUonGurpoHCH to JOIt WORK, and repair ox.

ecututl at shortest notice .

BRITONS FEAR YANKEES

London, April 8. Amorica'esuccessful competition in tbo in-dustrial market, whore eho is boat-iti- R

tho Britishers on their ownground,' is undoubtedly cnuaiuggroat concern ana uenrt-burni- ngin British engineering oirolcs.Tbo acrimonious protests of Eng-lish firms respecting the awardingof tho Atbar bridco contraot to aFbilndolphia firm brought outoloariy the feeling, and tho

to explain America's buo-ceB- Sby glut of work boro does not

harmonizo with tho complaintsfrom tho English firms who havonot received orders which havoboon sent to Amorica. As tho.St.Jamos Gnzottn puts it: "If theuriusu manutaciurors uavo somuch work that tboy cannot accept contracts, tboy aro to bo conpratulatcd. But, in that case, it isdifficult to sco why tboy aro com-plaining."

Tho fact is that industrial circles hero recogmzo that theso contracts mean moro man moraevanescent competition. As intho caso of tho American oncinos.tho railroad authorities hero haveconceived tho very highest opin-ion of Amorican work. This isborno out by tho statement ofManager Snoll of the loeomotivoclopartmontof tho Groat .NorthornHallway, which recently orderedengines from Amorica. Ho saidto a representative of tbo Asso-ciated l'ross: "Apart from thofact that Amorican builders areablo to mako moro sneodv delivorvthan tho English, tboro is nodoubt whatever that Amerioan en-gines aro of tbo highest excellenceand that their present features andimprovements aro of snob, utilityas to attract the custom of Eng-lish companies."

Tho Daily Mail, taking up thoquestion, urges a system of profit-eliarin- g,

with tho introduction oftho nowost and best machinery, astho method "wheroby Amoricacan bo foucht and wbrstod."though tho paper adds: "Wo mustown that tho nation is in some do-gr- oo

Bofforing from lack of stronu-ousnos- s,both in omployors and

omploypd."Tho Boorotary of tho Encinoora'

Society said: "Wo certainly regret tho transference of work essentially belonging to our market,and it would bo affectation to de-ny that thero is indicnation andmuch commont on the stato ofaffairs. Wo hopo it will provoonly a temporary transference,out you Know tbo clangor."

Heattla Ueer.This over popular Rainier beor

is becoming a household .wordand "will you havo a glass ofooattio" is moro otton board tbananything elso. Tho CriterionSaloon havo tho boor on tap or inbottles.

Amorican iMossengor SorvioeMasouio Tomplo. TelephoneUi.

Honolulu Mossongor Soryioo do-livo-rsmessages and packages.

Telephone 378.Tho uso( of the Winger in mil-

lions of human nhnwn thn nnnro.cedontod success of those idealsewing maohines. It is convinc-ing proof that the Singer excelsin all kinds of family sewing andart noedlo work. All onr sowingmaohines aro of tlia fintr.nniitmn--thn, beautifully decorated, andwv iuuuuiou do uuiocieu wooas infikdlv finished cnhinntR nf nrtintindosignB. B. Bor'gerson, agent, 16Jiuioi street.

Desks !

Desks!

Desks !We have received a large consignment of

Desks,Chairs andOffice Specialties

per the bark " Martha Davis, " whichwill be placed on the market at San Fran-cisco prices, plus the freight, etc. Salenow open at our ware-room- s on OueenStreet.

Henry Waterhouse k Co

Office, Queen Street.MM Tl.U.I'IIONU )," ' r "

The HttlltKn, 7So jxr thoh(,

The Hprlnir .Month.Aro most likely to find yourblood impuro and lacking in thered corpuscles which enablo it tocarry nourishment to tho nervesand other organs. Thereforo youfoel weak, tired and, liatloss andaro troublod with Bpring bnmors.Holief is given by Hood's Sarsn-pnril- la

which purifies, onrichesand vitalizes tho blood.

Hood's Pills euro biliousness.Mailed for 25 cents by 0. 1. Hood& Co., Lowoll, Mass.

Real Estate and" Insurance.

3LIIPK and FIREIUpdE AW.

AGENTS FOR..New England Mutual Life In-

surance Co. of Boston.tna Fire Insurance Company

of Hartford.HENRY ST. COAR.EDWARD POLLITZ.

Members Stock and Bond Exchange.

EDWARD POLLITZ&CoCOMMISSION BROKERSAND DEALERS ININVESTMENT SECURITIES

Partlcultr attention tlvtn to purcho nj sale olllawillin Suf.r Stxk.

Loans Neffotlatei. Eastern anl Foreign Stocksana uonas.

403 California St.,San Francisco, Cal. 1172

DAVID DAYTON,

Real Estate Broker.209 MERCHANT ST.

FOIt SALE.

Tivolvo Chlnoso G rani to HitchingPosts, $5 each.

rroporty in town.V nOUSES TO LET.

W. C. ACHI a CO.,Brokers & Dealers

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REALJESTATEtT We will Bay or Bell Beat Estate inall par ta of the group.tW We will Bell Properties on Season.

ible Commissions!

OFFICE. 10 West King Street

W.H.SMITHfinal Estatelii Collection

A.OHEIVOY.

OFFICE, 532 FORT STREET.

MORRISJK. KEOHOKALOLE

Unltod States Custom House llrokor,Accountant, Senrchor of Titles andGoueral Ilusinoss Agent.Telophono 520.

OFFICII No. 15 Koahutnanu street,Honolulu. I'ormorly A. Kosa's 0UI00.

JAS. P. MOnQAN,

Mtmbai ol Honolulu Stock Ezchanja,Quetn street.

Telephone 71. P. O, Box s?4

BRUCE CARTWRIGHT,General Manager ot

The Equitable Life Assurance Society

01 the United Btates (or the HawaiianIslands,

Orrursi Merchant street, Honolulu 1

JAS. F. MORGAN,OOTIONEEK AND 8TOJJK BROKE!'

No. 45 Queen Btreet.

Expert Appraisement of RealSfltato and Furniture.

A. ,T. CAMPBELL,Stook nnd Bond Brolcor.

Mimbar ol tha Honolulu Stock Cachange,

Odlco Qiidoii ktroot, tii)ltu UnionToed CoiuiMiriy.

TeJepbbne yi. I',0, D01 )t .

Agents, brokers and Jobbers.

W.G.Irwm&Go.Limited

Agents forWestern Sngnr Hennery Oo. ot Baa

Francisco.Daldwin Iwcomotlve Works of Phlla

, delphla.l'enn.. U. 8. A.Newell Universal Mill Co. (National

Cflno81ireddor),N-- 7 York, U. 8. A.N.Ohlandl & Uo's Chemical Fertilitera.Alex Cross & Bonn, high grade fertil

izers for Cane and Coffee.Hoods Steam 1'lpo CoTCrlng ,

llsoOffer for SaleFarnfflno Paint Co's P & B Paints and

l'atMraj Lticol and Linseed oils, rawand bollod,

Indur! (a cold water paint) In whiUand oolors.

Filter Press Cloths, Cement, Lime and15 ricks.

CASTLE & COOKE,LIMITED,

HONOLULU.Commission Merchants,

SUGAR FACTORS.AGENTS for

The Ewa Plantation Co.The Walalua Agricultural Co., LtJ.The Kohila Suzar Co.The Walamca Suc.r Mill Co.The Koloa Agricultural Co.The Onomea Sugar Co.The Fulton Iron works, St. Louis, Mo.The Standard Oil Co.The Geo. I'. Ulake Steam Pumps.Weston's Centrifugal.

The New England Life Insurance Co, of Dostoaj,The A.Itia lire Ins. Co. ot Hartford, Com.The Alliance Assurance Co. of London. ,

Alexander&BaldwinSUGARFACTORS

COMMISSION

MERCHANTS. ..a

Agents for the California and OrientalSteamship Company.

JUDD BUILDING,FOItT STltKET.

1180

Wm. G. Irwin & Co.(limited).

A7in. Q. Irwin, President and ManagerSlans Bprookols, - -W. M. GuTurrl, Secretary and Treosnrectbeo. 0. Porter, s - - Auditor

Sugar Factors'AMDomxnission Agents.

agents ot rum30EANI0 S AMSHIP COMPANY

OF BAN KANOIHOO. OAL.

BREWER & COMPANY, LIMITED,Qncen street, Ilonolnln. n.I.

AGENTS FOR,Hawaiian Arrlcultural Company, Onomea SuntCompany, Honomtt Sugar Company, Wallukalufil Company, Walbn Sugar Company, Makenfar company, iiaieaaaja Kancn company, iLaMpala Ranch. Planters' Line San Franclaoarackets, Chas. BrewVr & Coa Line or BostonJackets.--Agen- ts Boston Board of Underwriters,igenta Philadelphia Board of Underwriters.

list or omosBstOM Cooko .President; George H Bobertson,kUnsgerj E tr uisnop, Tressnrer and ba(eUrr; Ool. W F Allen, Auditor) 0 M Cooks,a. wsiernonse, a w carter, uirecvors.

M. PHILLIPS & CO.,Wholesale Importers and Jobbers ot

flaropean and American Dry Good.

Fort and Queen BtrwU.

H. HACKFELD & CO., Ltd

.ENER&L COMMISSION AGENTS.

Oor. Fort nnd Queen Streets Honolnlai

tyiAJGeneral Writer and Compiler

Rewts Prepared, Statistics and Catalogues Compiled.

General Business Aent.. Office- - usUKIngSl. P.p. Doxj.'

CITY REPAIR SHOPlift Uctlicl6t.,0i.CiiHt1ct Cook

TfLEI'IIONn 1011,ttlctly new 1I0I Clevetan4 DIcjcUi for Rent,

.SrconJ-lun- J lllcyctes lot sale,Wvn.lrlnf. .ntnKll. til IIiai.h.IiIu tiA

All woik tuarantM4.rj.junivi,H. CLARK

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W. R. FARRINGTON EditorDANIEL LOOAN City Editor

Ntibvrltin i:uli'tPer month, anywhere In Hawaiian Islands.... .JPeryeatl " " " 3 eoPer year. postpald.toAmerlca.Canada orMealco.io ooPer year, postpaid, other foreign countries.,... .ij oo

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SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 18DD.

Speculating in futures jb bndbaaiuesa especially when the innr-ko- t

goos wrong. If you don't be-lieve it, ask Hawaii's Executiveabout its speculation in politicalfutures.

Real estate men are fiiviup tho

pjopio a few lebsouB in rapidroad building. At Pacific Heightsand Kaimuku operations in roadCJnstruction are noing forwardwith business-lik- e dispatch thatro3oinbles covernmont work onlyin being so different.

Superintendent Rowell clinnpesthe light of a light house off Hiloharbor from white to green withoat notice being given to bhip'ncaptains or anyone else in partioular. The only reason that can beimagined for this arbitrary chanceis that Mr. Rowell has beenmoenthused with the governmentpolicy "If you don't eeo whatyou want change it." Of whatuso arc charts to 6ea captainswhon the stability of beacon lightsin ti ship's courso cannot bo de-pended upon?

A rlTKOI'N AFPUM,

Having found thut its "correctView

i ot immigration prouiemBnow needs correction, tho officialorgan of tho Hawaiian Government this morning makes a piteousappeal in behalf of tho Executivofor support.

On April 15, tho official orjjftu,by way of an excuse for tho hickof consideration given buoiner--s

intorcste by tho Executive's rashimmigration decision, said:

It (tho Executivo) is, in a gen-eral sonse, no longer tho caretakerof tho people.

This view was taken to absolvetho official family from all blameand throw responsibility for theresults! of the Executive's shortsighted drastic move upon theUnited Statrs officials.

As a part of its laudation of theExecutive's "correct viev," tho of-ficial organ informed the publicthat "tho'action of tho governmentin practically leaving the matterto tho disposition of the Federalauthorities, wh6 aro directed byFederal laws, is wise and politic."Thus previous to tho arrival of theAmerican mail the raattor wassettled and as usual tbo Executiveview was the "correct view;" theHawaiian Executive cannot doanything wrong in tho opinionof tho organ. Tho direc-tions from Washington, however,oxprcfsed a different view fromthat held by tbo Executivo and thopolitical powder of tbo "correctview" flashed iu the pan, leavingtho Exeontivo still responsible forit) own nets. Thus tho burden hadnot boon successfully shifted.

Foarlul of darniiging politicalresults, tbe official organ todayappeals to tho peoplo as follows:

"Hut it would bo rcBSonablp.evenif not consistent,' for the iiininburaof tho party to coma forward, intho proeent cruris, and tell tho mouwhom they havo "uiipnorted" fortho last six years what tboy oughtto do."

Mr. Dolo and his followers aroindeod in Bid straights, Iu thofirst plaoe Mr. Dole cannot nowrauBtor it baker's dozen of thosewho earned tho uuuexation cam-paign to completion, to his sup-port. Ho has beon told by hismost intimate friends that tho bestthiug ho can do is lo withdrawfrom political and official life,

following annexation

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OUCP.

Wherein is it reasonable for"tho party" to como forward toMr. Dole's nssistanco in this crisis ?

What "party" did Mr. Dole con-su- itwhen ho told tho plant

ers that tho Executivo had como totho conclusion that it could notciuutenanco further assisted immigration ?

What interests or party, otherUibu what ho considered for hisown political lniorosi, uui air.Do'o and hiB cabinet recognizewhen, at tho second conforonco oftho planters, Mr. Dolo said thattho Executivo was of tho eamoopinion "only more bo" ?

Mr. Dolo posed as the AmericanMoses and representations madoto him by the business communitywero of no avail. Tho plantationscould go to tho bowwows, tho Ex-ecutivo waB "no longer tho coro-tak- er

of tho ppoplo." The organso' tho government posed Mr. Doloa 1 tho firm roek of decision nboutwhich battered the greedy snarl-ing waves of thoughtless planters.Today tho rock having been up-set, tbe foundation of tho govern-ment proved to be resting on itsusual shifting Band, tho officialorgan appeals to "tho mombors ofthe party" to como forward andtell Mr. Dole and his cabinet"what they ought to do." What acomplete admission of dofoat,what a piteous appeal for supportwhich for months has not beenheld worthy of oven passing consideration, what perfect proof thatMr. Dolo looks indifferently upona crisis in tbe business communi-ty and only needs support whenhiB own interests aro threatened J

The official organ says tho menwho "supported" Mr. Dolo andhis cabinet should tell them whatthey "ought to do." As tbeBOsupporters have withdrawn theirBupport, tho answer undoubtedlyis that Mr. Dole "ought to getout" and givo place to officialshaving some business senso andexecutive capacity.

ISxtr.in. Cruelly to Animate.

Tho case of Napahuelna, charg-ed with cruelty to animals, cameup for trial in tbe Polico Conrtthis morning. Defendant pleadedguilty and was uentonceu to onemonttiB imprisonment at narulabor on account of tho extremecruelty the man practicod.

Tbo story is tins: JNapauueiuawent to Ewa Wednesday and gotdrunk. During tho afternoon, hereturned to bis home in Moaoa- -lua, galloping his horso nearly alltbe way. When tbo animal wasso fatigued that it could go nolonger, tho native alighted and,taking off bis spars, deliberatelygouged out one eyo and spurredthe other so badly that the horsewill undoubtedly bo uuablo to seoagain with it. A wagonette witha party from the 'country passedby just at this time and a reportwas handed in at tbo PoliceStation. YcBterday, Humane Offieer Holen Wilder went down andhad the man arrested.

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(To -duy's Honolulu Stock I- ,- -- .

C.Mul ,SI,Vs. Capital AskdDid""'""iAulho - .edlssu'd Paid UpMiTCantilt,

C. Brewer& Co$i,oo,ood If.OOO.OodSugar,

Am Sue rCo.As' Tjo.ood lS.ood 115ArnSuLo.p'd up1 so,ood 750,000 eooEwa Plant'n Co 1,000,000 30,000 t.OOO.OOO 400HamotlManCo 175.000 1,750 175,000llaw'n Art, Co' 1,000,00c to.ooo 1,000,000 990lliw'n Hup Co 9,ooo,x xo.ooo 1,400,000 930Honomu Su Co 300,000 J, 000 300,000 400H 435 ofllonokaa S Co l,OO0,O0C 10,000 1,000,000 85 95Haiku SuearCo 500,000 5ooo 500,000 toKahuku Pl'n Co 500,000 5,000 500,000 900Klhel 1'CoLdAs. 1,500,00(1 10,000 14

rJ up 1,500,000 JO.OCG 1,500,000 5klnahulu SuCo 100,00c t,0O0 l6o,OO0 150Koloa SujtarCo 300,000 ,ooo 3CC,OKKona SuCo,As 310,000 3,300 94KonaSCo.pdu ltlo.oto 1,800 lPo,ooo 105Maunatel SC t 900,000 a ,000 00,000 15" " Pd UP 100,000 1,000 100,000OahuS Co, 9,400,00034,000 9,400,000 Sl!Onomea Su Co 1,000,00010,00c 1,000,000

500,000 5,000 500,00c 130Olowalu Com'yj MO.000 Hon 150,00(1Paauhau SI'Coj 5,000,000100,00a., 5,000,000.w. aratine ju mini jw,v yiv 500,000Pala Plant'n CcJ 750.000 7,500 750,000PerteekenSuCo 750,000 7,500 750,000Pioneer AUI1 Co 1,350,00013,500 I, 350,000 450WaleluaAcCoA 3.000,000,10,000 "5

(rdup) 1,50000015,000 1,500,000 179walanae Corny 303,000 3.000 300,000Walluku Su Co 700,000 7,ooO 700,000 400WalmanaloSCo 953,000 9,510 933,000 tooWalmea MIIICo 195,000 1,950 195,000 130

MilCtlUtHOUS

Wilder S S Co1 500,000 5,000 500,000.Inter-I- s S N Co 500,000 5,000 500,000Haw'n Llec Co 950,000 9,350 915,000Hono.RTM.Co 900,000 9,000 a.ooo 9Mutual Tele Co 150,00013,000 139,000 15MMakahatolT AS 9,000 90

" B'd up 3i,ooo 310 31,000OahuRy&LCo 9,000,000 30,OUC 9,000,000

BonJi.Haw Gov.tSper c o'HIIGovPostS.ilil

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Oahu Ry&L lotSALES REPORTED.

10 Walalua, assessable, niJ; to Oahu 980; 5Oahu, s8o; 30 Maunalcl, 14; 15 Ataunalel, tM 90Paauhau, 39: 104 Willuku, 400; 50 Hawaiian Suear,93iii 90 Kind, paid up, 50; 30 Walalua, assessable,iiHStock Sales for Past Week.

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est.High.

NAME OP STOCK. Shares est.bold

Hawaiian Sugar Co ... 245 225232Honokna Sugar Co 30 285KlhelPlan.Co.,Ud,As 185 15Kllicl, pal J up 20 50Mannalel SugarCo., As 50 12 1454Oahu Sugar Co 66 280 285Ookala Su. Plant'n Co 40 125Paauhau Su.Plant'nCo 20 39Walalua Agr.Co, Assa. 80 II2H "5Walalua Agr.Colp'd up 85 ISO I82MWalluku Sugar o ..... 101 40o

Total Shares sold 925N, B Where only one rrlce ha been obtained

lor a stock, It will be found In column narked lowest,

Honolulu H. I. April 19 1899.The Evening Bulletin:

Dear bus: tou will piease discontinuenir fi,lvirtlcmi.nr nf flip StprlltlC blcVcleuntil you receive further Instructions. Itis slmnly impossible to supply the de-mand tor them at the rate the factory hasbeen shipping them to us. You may,however, fill up our three-inc- h space witha notice to the effect that we.nave twenty-fiv- e

High Grade Remingtons and Cresentbicycles on hand that we will sell at cost.We are compelled to do this to make roomfor a carload of '99 Sterlings now In tran-sit. We find It necessary to order themin carload lots In order that we may sellthem at $60. We have cancelled all con-tracts for other makes of wheeU and Inthe future will haadle the Sterling exclu-sively. Yours truly,

PACIFIC CYCLE & MFG. CO.EHIer's Building, Fort street,

All SortsAndConditions ofHOSE! - - -

GARDEN HOSE1STEAM HOSE!SUCTION HOSE I

Closing out odd lots at special

prices regardless of the advance in

rubber.

Pacific Hardware Co,, Ltd.,

Fort Street.

will guarantee tofrom fraud or

MERCHANTS !Did you over lose anything through tho dishonesty of

u Trusted Employee, an Agent or a Collector?No? Well, youjare to be congratulated.

But your neighbor in business did. His collootor1 tmsi j 1 1 A t 1was snort Jpyuu in ins accounts, a torai loss. j.sk nun

about it. Ho now has a bond from tho now collector andTho .Fidelity and Doposit Company of Maryland is thosurety.

3?or a small annual premium theymalco good to you any pecuniary lossdishonesty of an employee.

Oall and got particulars.

The Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland,

407 FORT ST., HONOLULU.

X ft fi Eft A J? TM

SILK CRASH HATS

AT $1.00

We have also received a fine selectionBows, Puds, TecUs. Ascots, and Impe

rials, winch we can sell at prices irom 25cft.Our Golf and Negligee Shirts, both

Men's and Boys', arc the finest and thelargest assortment we ever had.

A new line of Men's Boys' and Chil-dren's clothing just arrived from the East,which we are selling at very low prices.

Boys' all wool Pants, 50 and 75c.Boys Fedora Hats from Si. 50 to $2.00.In (act all our goods are low.

Agents for Dr.Delmel's Linen MeshUnderwear. Send for Catalogue.

The Easli,"Hotel Street : Wayerley Bloci

Wo Make Shirts to Order.Telephone No. 676. No. Hotel St.

ALOHATO THE

ENGINEERS!OUR WISH- -

"A PleasantVoyage and aSafe Return toHome SweetHome."

J. :&. WEBB,GoldenRuleBazaar

316 FORT STREET.

12 12TWELVE

Useful Articles

FOR THE KITCHEN

For $1.00, or 10 Cents

FOR A SINGLE ONE.

You can make vour own assortment.See them In our Blc Window.

In a few days we will display a new

Blue Flame Oil Stove

which has no superior, and Invite you tocome and Inspect It.

W.W.Dimond&Co,,LIMITED.

on Holt Block, King street.

Jffif Sole Agents, Hawaiian Islands, for"Jewel" Moves, uumey leanaoie !frlgerators, Primus Oil Stoves. -

For Rent.Tho Promises known as

tho " TIVOLI" situated ontho boaoh at Waikiki. Fur-nished or Unfurnished.

For particulars, apply to

WILLIAM SAYID6E

No. 310 Fort St.Notice.

The Regular Annual Meeting of theStockholders of the PalaniaGrocery Company, Ltd., will be held atthe office of the Company's President, T.B. Murray, King Street, 26th April, 1809,

7 p. m.GEO. CAVENAGII,

I 1107-t- d Secretary.

GENUINE TRADE WINNERSifShirt Waists !

The Largest Assortment of Popular Sellers.Made Expressly for Us.Style and Fit Guaranteed.

N. S. SACHS DRY GOODS COMPANY, LIMITED.

IDireot, Ixxrporters.

BE PRUDENTAnd buy a homo and by so doing securemonthly dividends, this is our advice,

and wti have somo bargains in RealEstate. Howovor, if you have thofever and want to speculate in Stocks,avo will givo enroful attention to any or-do- rs

placed with usi

L. C.StOck Broker and

315 Fort Street.

Boon toThe greatest remedy known in the treatment of bad backs

and shoulders in horses is DR. POTTIE'S

GallPositive cure effected its use in every instance.Send your orders to

C. W. MACFARLANE,Sole Agent for Dr. Pottie's Remedies.

STRONG AND WHITE!Ogden Milling & Elevator Co.'s

"6" FLOUirrTHEO. H. DAVIES CO., LTD.

Agents for Hawaiian Islands

St.

THE NEW DRUG STORE.P. O. Dox 679

SfSJJnJVlJmVlJmmrmmm I! l,,i

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Ilaniwal

FORAND ::

Rooms Board.

Baths Free Guests.

V--o

by

ABLBS,Agent.139.

Horses.

Salve

THE--

DRUG CO.VON HOLT BLOCK, KING 8T.

TELtPIIOND J64.

Merchant Tailor534 FORT ST.,

-- Near corner ot Chaplain Lar.Cleaning Repairing at Short Notice,

anj in ine pottipie manner

C.W.Kinney..J.K.ITahakuCABINETMAKERS.

TURNERS AND POLISHERS of all klndi of NativeWoods. CALAIIASI I In tlotk and to order.

, Repairs tflected.KING STREET. NEAR ALAPAI.

Invalids' Rolling ChairsFOR RENT AND FOR SALE

--AT

City Furniture Store,Telephone 81G. Lovo Building, 534530 Fort

HONOLULU

Our GRIPPb Capsules, the that cure. 25 cents per box.

-B- ROMO KOLA CURES NERVOUS HEADACHES. The best forSEASICKNESS. Is a true nerve tonic, does not depress.

.'. Fine Cigars and Tobaooo,

Witlt's VI niWAIKIKI.

Select Bathing ResortTOURISTSFAMILIES

andto

J. P. HAYWARD, Manager.

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Real EstateTelephone

CHAELES CRAMER,

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The Orpheiim.

This evening tbo usuul Siitur-do- ynight's change of program

takes placo. A now farco entitled"The Irishman's Mishap" will beintroduced in with Jim Ikost willbo the contral figure As thoportrayal of Hibernian obarnctoris James1 special for to, a plethoraof ladicrous situations and hum-orous blundors is sure to eventuate.

Young Du Bell, tho ncrobatiowonder, will perform his original"Giant Hoel Swing in conjunctionwith tho Spanish web act. Thisis a now and sensational porform-anc- o

novor yet econon these isl-ands.

Billy Howard will givo a newmusical and comedy act. Billy isa born comedian for him tosimply "como on" is sufficient tomako tho audience feel good.

Jim Post and May Aehloy willappear in a comical sketch "Flirt-otioo,- "

and all the other momborsof tbo company will show innow business.

The,harf

Iroquois is at tho Oceanicrlinnlinrninry n. nnrr. nf linr

cr ? r . i IIfCcnrnu oi ueuuriu morcunnuiBP.a This is dono to Wanton tho shin a

rVl lmlo so tuat Ph win Uo ante tocot in at Brewer' wharf whoreshe is to discharge the bulk of burcargo. Tho water thero is notdeop enough for her at tho presenttime.

pr

mssmmHmmMSKsmMm'ziI Th- c- 1I Bearings 1n ..in.. I

TRIBUNE1 CYCLES I

are ground and polished AF-

TER they are hardened. Ask

a good mechanic the advan-

tage of this process. It's a

good reason why

TRIBUNE CYCLES

NEVER DISAPPOINT.

D. B. WHITMAN,

Tribune Agent.

Tolopkono 740.TJ 1

Pacific Heights Notice.Applications will be received at the office of BRUCE

WARING & CO. for the purchase of Lots on

tSPACIFIC HBIGHTS,2WSituated on the magnificent hillside between Nuuanu andPauoa Valleys, and commanding a superb marine and scenicview stretching from Diamond Head over Punchbowl to theWaianae range of mountains.

A broad, winding Boulevard giving access to the propertyis now in course of construction, and choice lots of sufficientarea for magnificent homesteads will soon be available.

On the Nuuanu side of the hill is a Pali protecting it fromthe high winds and heavy showers of Nuuanu Valley, ensuringa salubrious climate.

The elevation of the property is from 1 0 to 7S0 feetabove sea level.

Applications will be numbered and filed, and choice willbe allotted according to the number of the applications.

Only $1,000 for a lot 100 x 200 feet. Terms easy.

BRUCE WARING & CO.,Rooms 7 and 8, Progress Block.

Ton

CAN GET

WHAT

YOU WANT

SOLE A.GE3STTS FOR.

IF ITS

YOD

WANT.

CHICKER1NGKIMBALLKROEGERHINZE

--PIANOSESTYKIMBALLNBEDHAM

ORGANSSOLE AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS

Martin Guitars and Mandolins!

Stella. HMjjisio Boxes.We carry a full stock of HAWAIIAN MUSIC and MUSICAL

INSTRUMENTS constantly on hand.

l&lfslliiffi?'fi

BERGSTROM MUSIC C0;,Ltd;

ProeresB Blook.car Pianos sold on Installments of Sio per month.

CORXUR FONT AND llErtETANIA STREETS.

THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. I., APRIL 22, 1899.

MUSIC

LOCAL AND GENERAL,

Minister Damon was down towntoday.

Ministor King is considerablybottor this morning.

Thnnksl No, I always dino attbo Homo Bakery on Sunday.

Mrs. W. L. Spalding arrivedfrom Kapaa in tbo Kilobana tbismorning.

Shingles painted with FeorlessPreserving Paint will not crackwarp or decay.

Two young lady waitresses arowanted at tbo Nw England Bak-or- y.

See WANTS.Voloano Tosionnow. Opon let-t-

to President Dolo asking information about Constitution ofUnited States.

Tbo stock books of tho I. I. S.N. Go. will bo closed to transfersfrom April 21 to 26 incluBivo.Soo Now Today.

There tiro sovcral handball con-tests at tho Y. M. 0- - A. this after- -noon, mo tournament is tastcoming to a closo.

Thero will bo a donco at thoMyrtle Boat Olub house Fridayevening. Tiokets will bo on saleby tho members of tho club.

Jndgo Porry pussed tho mlicense mattor on to the

Supremo Court, the point involved being a constitutional ono.

Tho Eauai steamers report verywindy woathbr on tho GardenIsle, similar to that exporioncodhoro a fortnight or more ago.

Under temporary arrangementsCaptain Berger retains tho tuuaioroom in tho stono barracks. Thoband has practice in ths drillshed.

A special meeting of the stock-holders of E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd.,will be held on Thursday of nextweek to elect a secretary. SeoNow Today.

Tho Auditor Goneral's lleportwas being issued when an errorneoding correction caused tho re-calling of tho edition for insertionof an erratum.

Grand vocal and iuatrumontalsoireo tonight At the Garden Lanaiof the New England Bakery &Candy Co., Hotol street. Every-body invited. Free to all.

There was no meeting of theMyrtlo Boat Olub this mouth.Tho- - officers havo all beon verybusy and besides that, thore wasnothing of much importanco tocomo up before tho olub.

When the newspaper boys wentdown to the America Mara at thoPacific Mail wharf this morningthey found it mnoh moro profit-able to go away than to remain.Bort Peterson was very liberal.

Attorney Frederick W. Hankyhaving beon retained gonorally byC. S. Desky in the handling ofhis law business, will remove tooffices next to tboso occupied byBruco Waring & Co. in tho Pro-gress block.

Tho dog catchers made a goodhaul today. Quito a number oftho dogs havo 189S liceneo tags ontheir collars but of course tbisdoes not exompt thorn from thoropes of tho polioe officers whosoduty it is to do the catching.

Yesterday afternoon a live tur-tle could bo aeon in front of thoHomo Bakery with tho legend"I'll bo in tho soup tomorrow"painted across his buck. As eachpasser by gazod in appetisingwondorment the oholonian reptilewould rubberneck invain endeavorsto decipher the joke. Moantimo itson tho turtle

T.

II. 1. EAKIN.

Ballenty ne & Eakin

STOCK

BROKERS

AND..

McINERNY BLOCK

FORT STREET

HONOLULU

Talk's CheapPRICES MUCH REDUCED.

G8APMPH01SE $12,50

NEW RECORDS by the well-know- n

Hawaiian "Kawalhao Quintette Club"

(the most popular native singers In the

Islands).

Headquarters for Gramophones, Grapha- -

phones, Reglna Music Boxes.

WASHBURN GUITARS AND MAN

DOLINS, the best In the world.

Music Department of

WALL, NICHOLS CO.(LIMITED).

If you want business property,If you want a home cheap,If you want a lodging house,If you want property that will enhance Invalue, It will pay you to consult

W. E. B1VENS,Fort street, opposite Bank of Hawaii.

The Bulletin classifies its ads. Re-sult small advertisers get a squaredeal.

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D I 2ST 3ST E3 K, :A La Kolno.

FIKIf.lkillod Mullet, Hollnntlnlso Shiko.

KNTiti:i:s.Snluil of Duck.

Venl Loaf with Mushrooms.I)bstor Patties.

VKOnTAW.KS,Boiled Potntoett. Dolled Illeo, Mnsbcd

l'otntoos.Greon Corn. Caullflowor.

linked Taro.rn.T.

Lamb, Mint &n .'luri.et with Dressing.

l'AH-lll-.

t'caeli and Applo Tlo.Assorted Cnkos.

lr:si:itT.Nuts, Itnlslns, llaunnns, Oranges nnd

Natlvo Fruits.Floating Island. Vaulla Iio Cream.

Tea, ColTco, Ico Tea, Lemonade

tfiyDInnor from 5 to 7 p. m., 60 conts.

Notaries.

N. FERNANDEZ!NOTARY PUBLIC and TYPEWRITER

Office: jo8 Merchant afreet, Campbell Mock, rearJ. O. Curler's office. P. O, Box ig

EDMUND H. HART,Notary Public and Typewriter

Conveyancer and Searcher ot Records.

Ofllco Campboll'H Block, Merchant St.Neat door to Hawaiian Wine Co.

j Pocket O-ULtler- y !"UUi VJbiKX JtiJtliW'X "Line ot COW HOY KNIVES. HUNTING KNIVES. CARPENTER KNIVES. CATTLEKNIVES. IVORY HANDLE KNIVES. BUCK HANDLE KNIVES. SPRING BACK KNIVES.SHEATH KNIVES. JACK KNIVES. I'M KNIVES. BONE HANDLE KNIVES. IRONHANDLE KNIVES, COCOA HANDLE KNIVES, GENTLEMEN'S IVORY HANDLE PENKNIVES. LADIES' IVORY HANDLE PEN KNIVES

In Crocus Finish.I the finest line ol cutlery ever Introduced here. Call In and examine them.

PEARSON & HOBRON, Agts312 FORT ST. Telephone 565.

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In selecting Ciftinuiiy-- points are to be considered:First ot all, whereljs the largestand best display to be seen I

Second, the quality and iprices IAfter you have convinced yourself on these itwo points the restis easy.

Stock.We have on display the

largest and greatest variety &CHOICE GOODS ever offeredin Honolulu. We know our pricesare right, because we buy rightfrom the manufacturers, therebysaving the percentage made bjthe middle man.

Cheapestand Best

When you come to our stortwe feel it our duty to familiariztyou with the goods we carry, anBour time is yours.

Come and inspect our stock.

Goods are all marked in plaitfigures.

Hollister Co.

A CompleteAssortment ofLadies', Gents' andChildren's

BLACKHOSIERY

In all grades from the cheapest to the best. Sanitary,Diamond and Hermsdorf Dyes

E. W. JORDAN'S,No. FORT ST.

fcr&Mfe-dt- 0

Largest

Drug

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Attorneys.

Cathcart& ParkeAttorneys-at-La-w

Have moved their law offices to theJudd Block, Rooms 308 and 309.

GILBERT F. LITTLE,

ATTORNEY AT LAWHILO. HAWAII

CHARLES F. PETERSON!

Attorney at Law andNotary iPublio.

Knnhumauu Street.

JOHN L. KAULTJKOU,

A.ttorne y-a- t --LawBethel St., Honolulu.

J. M. KANEATCUA,Attorney anil Oounsollor at

Law.OfBco: In tho Occidental Ilotol, cor-nor-

King and Alakca Stroots, Hono-lulu. 1157

W. C. Acm. Enoch Johnson.AOHI & JOHNSON,

Attornoys anil Counselorsat Law.

Omco No. 10 West King street.Telepnono 881.

P. M. BROOKS,Attorney-a- t --Law,

Cmtr Tort tnl Hotel ttreets,Over F.lrchlM's Shoe Store,

HONOLULU, H. I.

FREDERICK W. HANKEY," . Lawyer.

Will practice In ll the Hawaiian nj United StalesCourti. '

Rooms n-1- 2, PROGRESS BLOCK,Cor. Fort and Beretanta itreetf.

' 3?BA2fOIS J.BEKItS,AttorncyConnselor-at-La-w

Will practice In all the U. S. Federaland State Courts.

Progress Block, cor. Deretanla and Fort streets.

nn ;: -- Rooms 5 and 6.

B. A. MOTT-SMIT- H,ATTORNEY,

HAS MOVED to the JuddBlock, Fort St.

T. McCants Stewart,ATTORNEY-AT-LA-

HAS MOVED to the Model Block, Fortstreet, opp. Catholic Church.

Surgeons and Physicians.

DR. WALTER HOFFMANN.CORNER BERETANIA AND .PUNCH-

BOWL STREETS.

Office Hours: 8 to 10 a. in.; 1 to 3p. in.; 7 to 8 p.m. Sundays: 8 to 10

. m. Telephone 510. P.O. Box 601.

DR. A. N. SINCLAIR,413 KING ST., NEXT OPERA HOUSE.

Hours: 0 a. m.,1-- 3 p. m., 7-- 8 p.m.Sundays, 12-- 2 p., m.

Tolophono 741. , 1107-3- m

IDR. C. L. GARVINOffice: 637 Kino Street, near Punch-

bowl, Honolulu, H. I.TELEPHONE No. 448

Hours: 9 to 11 a, in.; 1 to 3 p. in.;7 to 8 p. in.

Dentists.

A. C.WALL.D.D.8.,O.E.WALL, D.D.S.,DENTISTS.

New Lota's Bnllrllng, Fort BtreettTELEPHONE 4S4.

DR. F. E. CLARK,

DENTIST. .15-- 14 Progress Mock, cornor Beretanla

and Fort Streets, Honolulu.

DR. R. I. MOORE,Dentist.

Ho. 210 Hotel Btrcot. Telephone 605,HOURS: 0 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m.

Free Concert NightlyBy the Quaker Medicine Co.,

Corner op FonT and Beretania Sts.Ghaniro ot Program Nightly 1 1179

Notice.Anyone found trespassing on my Plan-

tation at Hanalel, Kauai, after 8 o'clockp. m. will be prosecuted according to law.

SEE TA1 WAI.n87-2- Hanalel, Kauai.

nimwiil" w ftm' -- . v-- vqr T 'T'd. r .if. Fr""rjrAI THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLTJLL, H. I., APBIL 22, 189SJ.

'Calumet" DoeiT Not Belong toBaking Powder Trust, but Con-

sumers ore Rapidly Learningto Ploco Their Trust In

Calumet."

CALUMETPi

NONE SO GOOD.

Grocers.

"THAT HAN IS FRUGALAnd content indeed,

Who finds food.solacepleasure,

IN A WEED."

Note the followingpopular brands of ourImportedHavana Cigarsdirect from thefactories :

Napoleon the First, Cabal leros size, ioo Ina box.

Napoleon the First, Camellas size, ioo Ina box.

Afrlcano, Conchas Selectas, so In a box." Jockey Club, ioo In a box." Delmonlcos, 25 In a box." DelMontes,

Adellna Pattl, Esplenldos, "" "Presldentes,

Casandra Regalia, Ulorlosa, 50 In a box.La Travlata Regalia. Nonpareil, 100 In box.Henry Clav, Camellas, 50 In a box.

Puritanas, Finns, 50 In a box.Bock & Co., " " " "H. Upmann. Cosmopolltanos, 50 In a box.Alexander Humboldt, Paclficos,5olna box.Alexander Humboldt, Republlcanos, 50 boxR. Fulton, Conchas Especlals, 50 In a box." Recuerdos, 25 In a box.La Intlmldad de Antonlno Caruncho, 50 b.La Espanola Elegantes, 35 in a box.

JffirAII of which we offer In quantitiesto suit. Special prices to the trade.

Kespectiuuy,

Lewis & Co.211 FORT STREET.

Telephone 240

H. MAY & GO.Wholesale and Retail Groceries.

515 & 517 Fort St., HonoluluTelephoner 22 P.O. Box 470

Markets.

METHOPOLM HEAT I108 KING STREET.

Q. J. Waller, : : ManagerWholesale and Retail

ButchersAND

Navy Contractors.BEST OP MEATS.

Families desiring tondor roasts,Juloy steaks and chops shouldcall on tho

Central Meat MarketWe make a specialty of family tradeand soil tho best at roasonablollguros.

H. E, GARES, Proprietor.214 Nuuanu St. Tolephone 104.

Washing

Cor. Queen and Fort Sis.Importers and 'Wholesale Dealers In

Hay, Grain, Peed,Plour, Moals,Egyptian Corn, etc.

Our Goods . aro Always Fresh.Island Orders Solicited.Phono 422.

MISS WtLLABD,Complexion Specialist.

ELECTRICAL FACIAL MASSAGE, most innrov.ed method. MANICURING. Office Hours, 10 . into 5 p. ,m. VINEYARD STREET, third corUR.wet of Nuu.n'u street.- - 1101

HONOLULU UNDERTAKING CO,

ED. A. WILLIAMS, F. D.,MANAQER,

EMBALMINGAjspeclalty,

Office and Parlors614 & 516 Fort St., near Hotel.

Telephone 179.

FOR SATURDAY SADNESS.

BY DIOGENES.

Full many a flower Is strung to blushunseen

And waste Its sweetness on the bosomfair,

For many a lei of vines In vivid greenme netner ieis ot Diossom

there.

Professor Itolfo, tho apostle ofuniversity extension, was reportedto have said just beforo cominghero that, if the working peoplewere not interested in the move-ment, ho would consider it afailuro in Honolulu. This is pro-bably why tho first stated classmeeting was fixed for 2:30 p. m.Tho working psoplo of Honolulu,everybody knows, have leisure forstudy and recroation only botweenbreakfast and bodtime.

Tawker " Hullo, you'ro intown oarly this morninc."

Makikek " Yob, I missod thecar and walked in."

Tboro must have been a mistakoabout twoolcctrio cars boing land-ed for tho old tramways six oreight weeks ago. Wasn't it plowsfor Palawai ?

Tho English classics may Im-proves tho mind, but don't helpono muoh in tho selection of abicycle.

Air. AVnltflm uee aAvnnnina acolonial form of government witha cont a pound protection on rawsugar ana an open doot to Asiaticlabor should not bo loat sight ofhtr tlin trnnrnno nt Itin Tltal.nnmuseum. Unloes snob, a goodspecimen of tho nnroconatrnotedsugar planter of Hawaii can bogot for that institution, posteritywill bo Hflfirohinrr. with n "WaoIi.ington light, for tho missing linkbetween Hutchinson's aboriginalpoi pounder and "the man withtho hoe" who can vote for Pro-sidon- t

of the United States.

The labor question is not quitoso serious a mattor to tho sugarindustry now as it was beforetboro wore enough stockholders todo tho work thomsolvos.

Hilo has a good basoball seasonfixed up. Tho haughty burghorsmust havo some amusement whilewaiting for their railroad boom.

Who should have thought thatHonolulu would, havo thrown oiltho mask so soon after annex-ation? Still, it must bo re-membered that tho best baseballtho city over saw was put up byIrish lads.

Mosos tho meekest man, Job thomost patient, Solomon tho wisest,Dewey tho brnvost. But whoshould not nrefor to bn W. O.Smith, tlin linnninat mnn nn-- u b Vw UM wuearth since ho has got out of thogovernment.

His Waipio cattlo are likoly torather good milkers forErovo McOandless. Plenty of

sugar handy, too, to make a con-densed milk factory pay' on thoranob.

"Beauty unadorned is adornedtho most" exoept at tho depart-ure of tho Australia. Do you eeomy loi?

Pitv thnt thn first. "nniV." in tlinHonolulu university extensionclass only excited idlo hair split-ting. Tfc rlannnrla nlinnntlin. ' rwtho subject whether an authorweaves his personality into hiswritings without sacrifice of goodtasto whioh includes congruity,dignity and everything. Evenwith this allowance, the way thoman has of looking at thingsone phaeo of bis personalityuugu iu uu upuiuui in an illsworks, or tho product will laok thoessential attraction of individu- -uuiy. uui, wuuro ma suDject nasto do with tho common things oflife, he would bo a poor tool of anauthor who could not, and anobstinate ass of ono who wouldnot, utilize his personal experi-ences for tho edification1 or ontor-tainmont'-

his' readers. To holdthe contrary is about as reason-able as to contomn a painter forattempting to portray the boautioBof his homo neighborhood.

Who never TO you speaks but IIIOf others that he knows

He, too,

Speak badly OF you surely willWhen from your face he goes.

She, too.

The Ln.t Cur.Tho Inst cars of tho King struct

lino going to Waikiki and Palamapass tho Anchor Saloon. Theoloverost mixologists in tho cityaro there always to put you upanything you may desiro. Dropin and tako a drop beforo you taketho car. Tho celebrated Seattlebeer is to bo had hore on draught.A full lino of liquors including tholuuiuutj ji. a. uubhu xuooro tr IllBKyetc, always on hand. Recoivedper Warrimoo, Rainior Book Boeron draught. Tho Anchor. Saloonis hero to ploase its patrons.

Tho two-yoar-- son of W. L.Furgason, of Bolton, Miss., hadwlinnnincr "Affnr anvaralphysicians had prescribed for him,.!ll 1 !S Ull !l- - r'wiiuuui yiviug reiiui, wriiUH lur.

Furgason, "I persuaded my wifoto trv a bottle of Ohamberlniti'nOough Romody. The first dosonad tuo doaireu cuoct, and infnrtv.nif lit lionrn lin wnn piitirolofree from all cough. I considoryour remedy tho best in tho mark-et, especially for childron and

it nt nil timpn." TiO rtnntsizes for salo by all dealers. Bon-so- n,

Smith & Co., QoneralAgonts.

Photographers.

Free I FreeFORTHIRTY DAYSONLY

By ordering a PHOTO BUTTON for75 cents or $1 we present to you a Ticket,Which entitles you to a slttlngat Williams'Photographic Gallery (either single orgroup).

Tickets can be had from

B. LICHTIG,Manufacturer. .

Office OOO Fort St., nr. Beretanla(Above Dewey Restaurant).-- ,

This Is positively the only way to pre-serve Photos. They will last a lifetime.

15T

The Age of5Progress

Honolulu is to have a

New--: Industry!

We have a three thousanddollars stock of Photogra-phicSuppli- es

now en routeand are sending in neworders by each mail.

Carpenters, Plumbers and PaperHangers are putting the finishinctouciies on our NtvY QUARTERSon Fort Street.

WilTCa OUR AD HEXT WEEK.

THE.

Rooms 2, 3, 4 and 5, Love Building.

Artistic

Photography.

We turn out the finest workat the most reasonable prices.

Souvenir Views of the Islandsin endless variety.

J.J.WILLIAMS,At tbo Old SbndOn Fort Street

Art Studio.BANKO H. KOBAYASHI,

Medalist.Model Block, - Fort and Beretanla Sts." nit '

The Latest In Jewelry !

Eawaiian Moss OpaUeweby

Neatly, Cut, Polishedand Mounted. . . .

Best Custom Wprk Is done both re-pairing and new work. Pins, Rings,Bracelets, Watchmaking, etc.

404 FORT STREET.

Bankers.

JUDD IlUILDINa.Incorporated Under tub Laws)of tub Hawaiian Republic.

Capital $400,000

OFFIOEKS AND DIKECTORSjChar. M. Cooki:, lVosidont.

J. 11. Atheiiton,O. II. Cookx, Cashier. f

F. C. Atukmton, Secretary.Henry Wntorhouso,

Tom May,f. w. Macrariano,

E. D. Tonnoy,J. A. McCandloss.

Solicits the Accounts of Firms, Cor-porations, Trusts, Individuals, and willcarofully and promptly attend to allbusiness connectod with banking en-trusted to It. Soil and purchase ForolgnExchango, Issuo Lottors of Credit.

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT !Ordinary and Torm Do posits rocolved,

and Interest nllowod In accordance withrulos and conditions printed in Pass-books, copies ot which may bo had uponapplication.

Architects. Contractors and Builders.

O. G. TRAPHAGEN,ARCHITECT

223 Merchant St,, Honolulu,Between Fort and Alakca,

Telephone : : : 734

Building MaterialsOF ALL KINDS.

Dealers in Lumber and Goal.

ALLEN & ROBINSON,Queen street, Honolulu.

J. OUDERKIRK,Contractor and Builder.House Moving, ni nil Kinds ol lleivy Weights

ninjiea.NO. it FORT STREET, HONOLULU.

"(Opposite Club Suoles).Residence Telephone 40. 1 167--

H. L. KERR & CO.,Architects and Builders

Rooms 9 and 10,PROGRESS BLOCK.

Telephone pi'To Hy Patrons and the Public.

Having recovered from my recent illness, I am again preparedto do all kinds of Tinsmith andPlumbing work as borctofore.Thanking you for past favors, Irespectfully solicit a continuanceof tho same.

JAS. NOTT, Jr.Tel. 844.

A New Paint Shop.Having associated with .us Mr. John

H. West, a practical . House Fainter,Docorator and Wood Polisher, wo aronow pro pa rod to glvo estimatos on allKinds or worK in mat lino.

Mr. West having had a practical ex-perience of over twonty yoars In SanFrancisco and othor largo cltlps on tho'Coast, wo fool confldont that any workentrustod to us will glvo ontlro satisfac-tion to our patrons.

, Peerless Preserving Paint Co.

Artistic Graining

decorating and naturalHnem WOOD FINISHING A SPECIALTY.House Painter,Paper Hanger,Grainer, Glazier, andTlNTER : : :

HL MoKeohnie,MERCHANT STREET,

Next to Pollco Station

....dealer in....Marblo, Q ranlto and Hawaiian Stone

TILING., COUNTER TOPS,IMPOSING STONES.

Fort Street, opposite Chinese Churcn.

All kinds of Lettering and Carving.Estimatos Furnished. 1140

Three Points:DESIGN,STOOK,

Is what vou should consider and decidewhen buying Monuments. We will tryand help you.out on all these.

1 he only marDie mat. is impervious toHriulds and will not stain Is the KENE- -SAW GEORGIA AND ITALIANMARBLE. We are the sole agents forthis marble on the Hawaiian Islands, andwill be clad to show vou our samples anddesigns at our office and salesrooms.

We are In position to furnish stone cope-In- gcheaper than any' firm In Honolulu.

Be sure and get prices before buying.

Hawaiian Iron Fonco and Honu-mont- alGo.

Telephone 502 611 King stroet

Bankers.

Clads Bpbioebls. Wm. Q. Irwiii.

ClaupreckElU'D,BANKER.

OHObUlVU ji. 1.fan Francixo Agent Tin NavADA iKKOV

OAR JTRAKOISOO. Adraw axonAifoa ON

eJAM Fbanoisoo The Nevada Bank of BanFrancltco.

London The Union Bank of London. Ltd.Niw Tork American Exchange National

BankCnicioo Merchants National Bank.Paris Comptolr National d'Kscompt de

raris.Biblin Drcsdner Bank: .HONOKONO AND YOKOHAMA HODgkODg A

Sbanjrhal Banking Corporation.Nbw Zealand and Australia Bank of New

Zealand.Victoria and Vanoouvbb Bank of British

North America.ransact a General Banting and Eicnange BusinessDepolats Itccelved. Loans made on Ap--

roved Security. Commercial and TravelersS redlts leaned. Bills of Exchange boughtand sold.Collections PnoiiprLT Aocountid For.

mmMv k GQ

SavingsBank

Savings Doposlts will bArocolved and lnterost allowed by tUUVBank at four and ono-ha- lf por cont. iper annum. The forms, rulos- - andregulations of the Hawaiian Postal Sav-ings Bank havo been ndopted as far asIt Is practicable to apply thorn, and theCash Rosorve of $50,000 as roqulred un-der the Postal Act will be maintained.

Printed coplostof tho Rules and Reg-ulations may bo obtnlnod on application,

. BISHOP & CO.

--Established 1868

cScOo.B ANKERS.

Transact a Gonoral Bankingand Exchange Business.

Commercial and Traveler'sLiOtters ot Uredit issued, nvn.il- -able in all the principal citiesof the world.

Interest allowed after July1, 1898, on fixed doposits 3months 3 por cont., 6 months3 por cont., 12 months 4por cent.

Pioneer Building andiThvUI I nuwvwl C L I w 1 1

Assets, Dee. 31, 1898, f110,803.88Money loaned on approved socurlty,

rK Savings Bank for monthly deposits.TTnnRPH Illltlfc nn tlin ninnftilt. Inc4nll.

;nent plan.Elghtconth Sorlos of Stock is now

openod.ofwokhs: t. f. Lansing, Presldont:

S. B, Rose, 0. B, Gray.Treasurer; A. V. Gear, Soorpti v.

DmEOTOna: T. F. LansIiiggf'W cA. V. Gear, A. W. Koooh, J. o. a.oin-- ,well, Henry Smith, J. J. MoLonn, J. D.Holt, 0. B. Gray. 1 I

For furthor particulars apply to jA. V. GEAR, Secretary. '

Chamber of Commerce ronmn.Offlce'Hours: .12:30 1:30 p. ra,

LIMITED,Subscribed Capital Yen 12,000,000Paid Up Capital ..Yen 10,500,000Reserve Fund Yen 7,300,000

HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.

BRANCHES AND AGENCIES.Kobe, London, Lyons, New York.

Ban "Francisco, Shanghai.Bombay, Hong Kong,

tlon Bills of Exchange, Issues Drafts andLetterfl of r?mrllfc nntTin nliAvA nninnl...aqd Agenclos, and transacts a goucraluBujuug uusiness.INTEREST ALLOWE-D-

OnFIdDpolttor6inontli.,'H 'On FUei DtDojIt lor 1 mos. 1

INTEREST' ALLOWE-D-uy in. neaa uwi at Yokorttoi, 00 Current D- -

Posit, 4 per cent, per annum.On Fixed Depoilt (or 11 months, 6 per cent. p. a.

Hew Republic BnlHing, llfilng St, Honololi

The . . .

Hawaiian ElectricCompany,

Cor. Alakea ft Halekaawila Sts.

Has a large assortmont of

Chandeliers and Elec-trical Goods

Constantly on hand,Rntimntna rriwnn fm. !,.. !

tag and Elobtrioal plants.marine wiring a Bpoolalty,THEO. HOFFMANN,

Manager,

i,

C

wLines or

Oceanic Steamship Company.

TIME TABLE.Tho Fine Passenger Steamers of This Lino Will Arrive at ant-Leav-e

This Port as Hcroundor.

fs From San Franoisco:MARIPOSA - April 26AUSTRALIA May 10MOAN A May 24AUSTRALIA June 7ALAMEDA June 21

In oonneotion with the sailing of tbo above Bteamors, tboBfo prepared to issue, to intending passongors, coupon throughtiokots by any railroad from Ban Francisco, to all points in tboUnited Btatos, and from Now York by any steamship line to allEuropean ports.

For further particulars apply to

Wm. G. Irwin & Co., Limited,General Agents Oceanic S. S. Co.

Pacific MailOccidental and Oriental Steamship Co, & Toyo Kisen Kaisha

Steamers of the above com;rm will call ataiei mow

For Japan and China:RIO DE JANCRIO , April ajCOPTIC May $AMI.RICA MARU May iCITY OF PEKING May tjCYCLIC May 31flONKONG MARU June 8CHINA June 16DORIC .June 4NIPPON MARU .'July 4RIO 1)13 JANCRIO July tjCOPTIC July si

For general Information apply to

H. Hackfeld &

1 Roya

WSteamers of the above line, running In connection with the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO..between Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney. N. S. W.. and calling at Victoria. B. C. Honolulu, Suva (Hjl),aiid Brisbane are iUH AT HONOLULU on or about dates below stated, vliiFROM VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA, B. C,

RrUhana and Svdnevifnruva." -- - . .Tr r . . .Aorangl May 11 Aorangi aueuiMlowera June 9 Mlawera....Seotembef IWarrlmoo July ? Warrlmoo. September r)

Aorahgl October ttMlowera. ..November 14.,..Warrlmoo.. December m

tickets Issued from Honolulu to Canada", United States and Europe. For Freight andPassage and all general Information, apply to

Theo. ti. Dtiyjes & Ltd., Gen'l Agents.

Lines of Travel.

. DIRECT TO THE

GOLD FIELDS!....VI-A- .

The Britisii-American.- S, S. Line

THE S. S.

ii "GARONNEWill sail from Honolulu

auduTMay 6th, 1899,For ST. MICHAELS, ALASKA, viaTACOMA and SEATTLE, with stop to

, enable prospectors to outfit at either port.The Company operates Its own vessels

. t the Yukon River, and its aRents arevpared to sell through tickets from

direct to the Gold Fields, withonly one change of steamers.

The above sailing will open the season

Forfurther Information apply to

HENRI WATERHOUSE & CO.,

Queen Street .General Agents.

;0. R. & L. Op;u4BMakBVaVTaY

II) S hi II M IT H H I 'Time: IIIADLCs

From and Alter' January 'l, 1890.TRAINS.

STATIONS. Dally Dally(Outward) ti. Sun. Dally ex. Sun. Dally DallyA.M, A.M, AM. PM.Honolulu 7iio 0:15 ii:oj j:oPearl City,.,. 8.0 v 11:40 J'4TEwaMIII 8.31 " is.00 45 0:10Walana 10:50 4'4Walalua ji:jj JI40Kahuku.J :jSTATIONS, Dallytlnw.rfll ex Sun. Dally Dally Daily

A.M. PM. PM.Kabutra 5:15 s:oWalalua 0:10 ., :joWalana 7:10 35!CwaMIII so s:oj 4iSPeailClty 6:iS 8.0) 1:30Honolulu :;o B:3S t.oj 5ao

F. 0. Smith', Qou'l Pass. & TlckotAgont,

Q. P. Denibqn, Superintendent.

-- I

the,

STAGE LINEHENRY' BRYANT,. Prop.

Tlio stage for Kaneohe, Heola, Wal-kan- e,Punaluu, LaleYKahuku and way

points, will leave Postofllce, BethelBtreetslde, at 0 a. m. (Sundays except-ed), calling orpaBseiigereand packages atXoveJoy & Co', No.lONuuanustreet i

SJ3tages will make the return tripfromKabukudujly.

xrairei."

Agents