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iVOL. VIII. NO. 115(5. HONOLULU, H. I., MONDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1804. PRICE 5 CENTS.

THE DAILY BULLETIN

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I'm LM1.T DnLtrri I printed and pub-lished by the Ully Bulletin PublishingCompany, Limited, at 1U office, Mer-chant street, Honolulu. Hawaiian IIIends. Daniel Logan, editor, reside onAlakea street, Honolulu, aforesaid.

Address letter tor in paper " KdltorBullbtin," aud business letters " ManagerDally Bulletin Publishing Company."Dung a personal address may ratue delayIn attention.

BuBlna Oarda,

USWKU8 ft OOOKX,

iiiiinaTiw mi UaatBM m I.umuci aarn. imiw or UniLomu UitMitu.

Kortbtret, HouoloJo.

H. HAQKFXLD ft CO..

.L Otillii Akiirt

V

'XiriiMt Port ami Wueeu rJlrevta, Himululii,

JNO. 8. 8 HIT HI KB.

lniriuia nii (ianaaAi Hmi.ui ahtMabuaoiia, Knhala, Hawaii.

TH08. LINDBAT.

MX'litlllfH JlWILIt 4kt' w.ruM

Kuktti Jnweirj a ioiltj ParticulartlMiitioti paid Ui alt kind ot repair

Campbell Mock, Merchant Street.

HONOLULU IKON WOKK8.

Htia1 Kmiiito Sp'U Mill Bmi.au,llOill.ltl luUM, BlIA, A"tJ I, IAD

Oaktimo.

Mavhinery of Kvnry Dewrlptlnn Mad uOlder. I'artivnlar attention paid to 6bip'UiuchiinlthiDR. J oli Work ezentei i

Hhnrl N'Uli'e.

- K. A. JACOBSON,

Watoiimakkk and .Jkwki.ku

Mil Port HUeet, Honolulu, H. 1.P. O. Boi m. Mutual Tele. n.

FRED. HARRISON,CONTR-VOTO-

U AND BUILDER.

Rstlmates given on all kinds of Brick,Iron, Btnne and Wooden Uul dlug. Job-bing of all kind Iluiiding Mniorlai forale. 510 and M2 King street. Hetldence

Telephone. Dell 27; P. O. liox 11.

DR. C. W. MOORE,HOD Van Ness Ave., B. F., Oal.

Blagaat AparUiaaU for Patleata.lbotrioitt im niivons dusahsa.

KW Dr. Moore offers Invalids all thecomforts ol home, with constant and care-ful treatment. Kefers to H. it, Macfarlaue.

900--U

& B. RIPLEY & ARTHUR REMOLDS,

AROHITXOTsI,Orrtua: New Bate Depoitt Bullduitt,

Fort street, Honolulu, H. I.

Plaim, Bpacttlcatlons and Buperiuteudenoe given for Kvery Description of BuildIns. Old BulldlnKs successfully Keruodlied and Bnlargeil. DesiRn for InUirni

Deflorations. Mat or Menbanlcal I 'raw-ing, Tracing and II lite Printing. Drawingsfor Book or Newspaper Illuitratloti.

METROPOLITAN MEAT GO,,

fi MIDKII JWholesale mn Retail Bmciiurs

AN -

rVY CONTKACTOKb

Q, J, Wallkr, t I Mauagor.

KHKH FOB. NAI.B

-- Wl

wm. g. irwih & co. pacific Mail Co.CLilmltGd

K K KT I LI ZK USin. iimim "H

UiflOrntBd Ulgb Grade Cant Unnutw.

A' are iihi prepared U tat.- - nnter. rm

MnwirH M OtllthtlCit AOo.'M

it'.Mfttm prompt deliver

KOI LED LUCOL!tm This I Mipmf Paint Oil, ouii.

naming l planieni than LlnMeed on ndglvta? laiiliig hrllllsnry to rnltirs.

Ifiert with .rl' it give e pleii1M Hun,nrfaoe

CwHINIlIt MHOAIOKAI.Mur.

FtirhBUk, Uaaalag Ce.'a Cortit )&A

tatrriite mux no.'t

Componnds, Roofing & Papers

iMdi mm Steam Pipi conrin

Jarbotw' Diaaoitf, Baaael Bvet

laatiia Patat

KM'iaily iteiiiKiied tor Vamiuiu Pan

Wm. G. Irwin & Go.

Wnu t. irwit.(Jlau Mprenkela.W. M. award.Theo. 0. I'orta.

iMMITKItt

PreflMent aud MaitaKerVlce.Preeldent

HerreUry and TreaaararAuditor

Sxieetr PaotoreANP

CoujintHNiMD Aycut

titrTi Of Til

Oceanic Steamship Conpiif,OP HAN PKAMUHOO. OAL.

VINO FAT CO.,

Furniture DealersHe U Inform the public that thev have

cloHed the llrnurh ttire t322Nuuanustreet, but thev will meet their ou- -

tomera at tbelr old stand onKing strret, wtiere thtiy

narry ti'OiiiplHMllii of

IIKIiKOOM HKT8, OHAIKH,TAHI.KS, WAKIiUOIiKb.

BTANDB, K.tc., Ktn., Kto.

PojultBra Repair ait fJBBrsJ JnbblaaI RMioaabU fUtaa

VING PAT CO.,King 81

Hell Tel. 881. Mutual Tel. I7.

P. O. BOX

HONOLULUVrringe Manufactory

V2H A 130 FORT BTHKKT.

Carriage BuilderAND HRPAIHKR.

Blackimithing IN V&S&w.Orders from other Islauds In

Banding, TriaiaiDQ, Palatlag, Etc, Etc,Promptly Attended to.

w

rm.

32L

the

W. WRIGHT,

jasm,

S.S.

IRnrwaKimr to O, Went. I

Pkop.

PACIFIC TRANSFER liO.,

B7 King Sttsiat.

Cat Rateg in Baggiqe 1

BKKKH Obecketl from iiotel and Kern- -

uence uirvut iu ueaimaiiuii.

TrunkH dnllvrri'il tn all parts ol the cityor on bourd nteamori. lor

25 CENTS EACH.All other freight In arootilaiii'e.

He ture and ring tu up.

Bell 662

UUHimJ. U. MILLS,

Mauaiir.

mi rn

Occidental and Oriental S. S Go.

rsr YOKOHAMA art HONUtONG.

Htoaiuer uf the abuve Uouiuiulee willcall at Honolulu on their way to the abovetfrta on or about the followliut date

Bttnr "CHINA" Morember 12,1894Btmr "OCEANIO". ..December 11, IRMHtmr'-OHINA- " January 21, 18U6Htmr"OCKANIO",..Febrnary 19, 1895Htmr ''CHINA" April a. 1

fm DAN F1ANCI8CO

ouaniert ol the aoorti UotupauinK 111

rail at Honolulu on their way from Hon-iioii- it

and Yokohama to the ahuv tmri onii' about the followlUK ilatea

Htmr "(UTY OK PKKINO"October 9, 1RM

Htmr "OOKAN 10".. NoTe tuber 19, ISMBtmr "CHINA" December 81, 1MHBtmr "OAKL.IC" ....February 10, IteuHttur"l'KUU" March ), 18UdHtmfUAKLIO" April 38, Wtn

I1TIS UP PISMfil III 18 FOLLOWS:

UUI ,itabln, round trip

montbi('bin, round trip II

monthKuropeau Bteratr

TORnRAM

1150 U'

etn ii

ro itoao- -

(OKH.

1175 KJ

tn 60

lib ttIIW 00

Paweucera narlni fall fare wilt beallowed 10 percent off return fare return-I- n

within twelve month

tmr-- Pur PreiKht and Paa;e apply to

HACKFELD k CO.,

nu Aieata.

Oceanic Steamship Go.

Australian Mai) Service

laiFraadaea:Inr Nw and Pine Al Btael Bteauini.

"ALAMEDA"t't ttie Oceania Htearaihlp Vompauy willbe due at Honolulu from Bydnay and A ark-lan- d

on or about

October 18th.Aua will leave for the above port withMail and Faioenuenonoreboot thatdela.

For BjiMj ait Aaoklaa. :

The New and Fine AI BUel Buauihit

"MONOWAI"Of t&i) Oceanlo Bteamilup Compauy willbe due at Houolulu. from Ban Franmaoo.on or about

Ootobur 25th,Aua will bava uroruut denb)iiMail and Paiaeugen tor tbe above porta.

The itoderaigiied are now prepared to imu

THIOUGH TICKETS TO ILL POINTS

IN THE UNITED STATU

Foi further nartliinlar remnllimKreicht or Passage apply to

VM. 0. IRWIN ft CO., Lta.,

wsairal Agsata.

Oceanic Steamship Go.

rime TableLOCAL LINK

S. S. AUSTRALIA.

Arrive HuuoluJtifrom B. F

THROUGH LINEPranctaro

fur Bydney.

ro

OfitM

if

fl.

rer

Leave Houolulufor U. F.

Oct. 6 Oct. 18Nov. 3 Nov. 10

Dc.l Deo. 8

from Ban

with

Prom Bydney foiBan Francisco.

Jm'ti Jlimolulu Iawh Honolulu.

MONOWAI Oct. 25 ALAMEDA

BEAVER SALOON,

The Best Lincb in Towb.

r a.n,dl Ootr

THK KINKST BltAND (

Cigars and TobaccoAl.WAYn OK UAMI)

Consolidated Soda Water Co., L'd

K8PLANADE:Cor. alias a Fori Its., eaolBla,

HOLL1STKK A J(.?10W--tf Aganta.

Best Family MedicineCURE

Sick Headache, Constipation,OYSPEPSIA, LIVER TROUBLES.

Purely Vegetable Easy to Take.

The dcllcAte sugar-coatin- g nl A jet's 1'IIUdissolves Immcill.ilclyon roncliltiR tlic tniincli, mid pvrmlti tlic dill vttPiiRtti ol cactiIrmrrillrnt to bo irpilll)' nulinllnlcd. As apuritalltc.plttier fnr Irawllrn orns n f.tmllynicillrliiit, Aycr'i Plllt nro the best In tliuworld.

AYER'S PILLS.Mda hy Dr. J.C. Ajtr IV.LoitcII.MjiuU-SJ- I.

mOHEST AWARDS AT THE

World's Great Expositions.

tV Tlewnte of fliMp Imlutlnii.. Tlif nilnAft' 1'IIU I, liluwli Hi tlj i;Uii ul nclivf uur bvtt),

Hollister Drug Co., Ld.,Bole Agcnta fnr the Ilepubllo of llnwnll.

FIRE,

LIFE an.

MARINE

INSURANCE.

Hartfert Pire Iwmnaw Co.,

iMta. t7,lO'J,B5.49.

LtmtitiB Uucaaliira Fire Ids. Co.,Atoeti. 14,317.052.

, t

TkaawMB MorMy Blarlnt)lDa.Co.,(Limited)

iMHvta, S8.I24.057.

New Turk Lilo Ua. Co.,AaMts, H37,4Ir,lHrJ.9g.

G. 0. BERGfiRQflauraJ Ageot tor Hawaiian Jslinda.

HONOLULU.

4M --e BOTH TKI.KI'HUNKh gw 414

lirSTACEifcCO.

COALu iitnt in any nuantitv-ba-

to a tont'niii .

CHARCOAL.from uiiy bate Hi any iiiintity

FIREWOODIn ft. length and Bawed or Hpllt

ironi a oag many quantity; jo

WII1TB & BLACK SAND

NATION AJ--

IRON WORKSQTJH3WN BTRBBT

BtwMa Alakaa ui fUoaaras BtreeU.

'PHK UNDKHBIQNKD AHK i'KK-- L

pared to make all kinds of Iruu,Brass, Bronse, Zlno, Tin and Lead Cast-ings. Also a General Repair Hhon furBtearu Knglnes. itice MIIIb, Corn MillsWater Wheels. Wind Mills, etc. Machitiei.for the Cleaning of Cotfee, Cantor OilsBeans, llamle, Bluil, Pineapple leaves andother Flbrons Plants and Paper Htock.Also Machines for Kstractlng Uiarnb fromthe Manioc, Arrow Boot, etc.

sssF" All orders promptly attended tn

WHITE, RITHAN It CO.

HOP H1NG & CO.,HOTKI. HTItKKT,

I UlUit 1U1U

- Wholesale Dealers III -

Lipirs and Manila Ciprti

General Chinese MercbsindiKeSIII'll Ah -

Mil Oil, Hire, MattingDhlume Hliks, Ti, Km

BuglUa tad AmBrioaa Qrocnrioa

By Kvery Coal Hleamer

MUTUAL TKLLTHONI! 117,

Canadian-Australi9- n Steamship Line

.,n, mi. t in. KiNifr ,iiie, running In Riiiuiefitmi with tn.

UAJNADIAJN pacific railwaylli.t.Mii Vatfiiiiver II I!., and Sydney, N. 8. W., and calling at Victoria. B. O.,

Honolulu and Bava lFil,

A.RE DXJH3 A.T HONOLULUOn ur tMiut the date below itated. vlt.t

from Bydnny itnd Btivn, for Vlctotde.and Vsni-ouvnr- , B 0.:

Htmr 'MIOWKItA" .. . Nnvemlier..December

Tbronob tlekata laned rrmn flnnolula to Oaaiia, OalUi Ktata aad Emit.raainitT ahp rmmoii! hksi!

it M.SII'OI,!,, Montreal, Canada.UOIIKIIT KRKlt, WinnliH-p- , CanadaM M. BTKRN. Ban KratioNco, CalU Mi'U nilOWN Vanmver D. II

.I.

OTTTSHIIMHIS

314.

Wilder's Go.

I'lME TABLEUWli u, Pre. B. H. Kma. tu.r.

(Urr. J. A. Kinii, Port Hunt

Stmr. KINAUCLARKE, Goaunaadsr,

A III Itave Honolulu at r. louuhnix atLahnina. Maaiaea HayAameday; MahukonaiiaiiimjIioo uio toiltlllo at uildulKht.

TaevlayFriday

riua y

L.KAVKU HONOLULU

rriuayTuesday

.1

'J

'i .,

r

iand the, Kawamaeand

al

Oct. 10Oct. m

Tuesday Nov.

Tuemfny

lu-Arrivin-

....Nov. 10

'JDec. 7

....Deo. 1H

Heturulng leaves Hilo, touching at Lau- -same day; Kawaihae a. m.;

10 a. at. ; Makeiia 4 r. at. ; MaalaeaUaytir. at.; Lahalna 8 r. at. the followinglay; arriving at Honolulu h a. k. Wednes-days and Baturdays.

AHHIVK8 AT HONOLULUi

Batttrday Oct. 13WcdneHday Oct. 24Haturday Nov. 3Wednesday Nov. 14batttrday Nov. 24Wednesday Dec 6Haturday Dec. 16Wednesday Dio. 2t(

No Freight will be rwelved after't ntMin on day ot saillnie.

Stmr.0AMER0R, CosuuadBr,

Will leave Houolulu everr. u,

and

....Nov.

Ma-uko-

at fttouching at Kahului, Huelo, Hana,

liamoa Kipabulu,lletumiUR will arrive at Houolulu every

Bunday morning.ATJBT" No Freight will after

4 r. m. on aay of salllug.

Consignees must be at tbe landluga toFreleht. as we will not holdreceive their

ourselves responsible after snnh Freighthas been landed,

Maketia

Tnedav

While tbe Comnanv will use due diligence In handling Live Stock, we declineto assume any responsibility In nase of theloss ol name.

The Company will not be responsible forMoney or Jewelry ituless placed In the earnof Pursers.

"KA M.A1LE. tt

Mrs. Hnardtnan hat removed the bal-

ance of her itock rum llulrl ilreet to

her private Jienldenee, where he intend clotting it out al private tale. Itit arranged and ready Jot inspection,and as she intends to retire permanent-ly Jrnm business the Goods will be sold

refinrdtess of (lost. Old patrons arecordially invited to pay her a visit,

IIO YION KKK & CO.,

41 Viiumiii Htreet

Tinwnithfe, PlimbitiQ, Etc.

OltOUKMItY and ULAHHWAUK.

From Victoria and Vancouver, B. O.,

for Suva and Sydnojrt

Btmr"AHAWA" October 24

Btmr "MIOWKItA" NovembersBtmr"WAUHlMOO" December 2

For Frelaht and PaiMM and allUeneral Information, apply to

Theo. H. Davies & Co., L'd.Agrtttifor tht nwattnn hlntult.

ti

SXJ3ST

u ALL!

97

MlTJLt-ULei- l Tele-ptton- e

Steamship

CLAUDINE,

IBGAN V4P0I i PACIFIC OAS

Engines & Launches !

THE BEST IN THE MARKET.

Thoy cannot surpassedfor inotivo power.

HKND FOIt OATALOUIK-- m

??

bo

JOS. TINKER,lim-- tl Bole ARent, Nuuauu street

California Fruit Market,Corner King A Alakea Bta.

Catnaiiuo's Refrigerators

By Kvery Htaamer from San Franclsoo with

Fresh Fruit, Oysters,Salmon, Poultry,

Kic., BUj., Etc, Ktc.1030-- tt

LESSONS IN

Drawing and Painting.

D. Howard HitchcockDrawing and Painting taught by the lat-e- t

Kuropean methods. Claases every Wed-nesday and Saturday forenoon from 8 a.m.to 12 noou.

CBaV Iiessons tot Private Pupils in spe-cial lines of work also given.

The Studio will be onen to visitorsevery Friday afternoon.

City Carriage Co.,Corner King and Bethel Hi.

- arOTI TELEFIOHES 113 -Fine Carriages & Civil Driver

To be had at all hours.

J. S. ANDRADK,IIW-- U Manager.

Cement Sidewalks & Gra-nite Curbing Laid.Kstlmatei given on all kinds of

HTONK.CONOBKTKA I'LABTKIt WOKK

JBV. POMOBBTB A irBOIALTT tBJBj

JOHN P. BOWLER.

G. E. BOARDMAN,

4(11. B AOKNT FOB

Taa.wa CoalAtlas Annrance Co.

OBT X.OZT330X9

bRRKTH, II9,M6,M0

ii. w. soumTdt SONS.Agouti lor Hawaiian Islands.

Fine Sarcasm.

Euitob Bclletin:Have you noticed this in the Bos-to- n

Advertiser its editorial col-

umns?"Moreover, the liliputian kingdom

of Hawaii has within two jearsceased to be a kingdom, and withintwo mouths has passed formallyunder control of a little coterie ofmen who, without tho consent, butalso without the forcible oppositionof tho main body of lawful voters,have organized themselves into anoligarchy to which, with fine sar--...... !... ..ton fl.n nMmn 'rulllllllll 'However far that name may be andnothing could well bo farther des-cribing tho true character of tbeexisting government of tho Hawaii-an islands, the significant fact re-

mains that tho monarchy has gone,never, in all human probability, toreturn."

A part of tho "fine sarcasm" con-

sists in the fact that, after organiz-ing a republic (T), citizens are cl

of the riuht to vote unlessthey take a party test oath, afterswearing to sustain the absurd Con-

stitution of '87, to bear true alle-gian-

to the Provisional Govern-ment and resist a forlorn hope ofthe restoration of monarchy, audstill another to support a Constitu-tion which was hurried thro' with-

out due consideration that it mighthave a premature birth on the 4thJuly for tho eclat that would give.These " in

"oaths only grant us tho privilege ofvoting a slate uiado to suit a clique.We only choose members of Con-gress to Bit under direct influence ofHonolulu. As tho Government organboasts we are controlled at the cen-

ters whore men are active. Thomiddlemen of Honolulu care littlefor the out districts which aro thelife of tho country, only that theyclaim to Oil all our ollices, and aspireto iuveiglo us into Oiling our quotaof Souators aud Representativeswith denizens of Honolulu, who caucarry on their business, living atborne, anu prolong tue session wiibno inconvenience or expense. Wheumay wo look for a true DemocraticItepublicau Constitution fit to pres-ent to Congress when we go p toWashington In earnest t

Hawaii.

Healanl to IncorporaU.

The Healanl Boat Club held awell atteuded meeting Fridayevening in the Chamber of Com-merce. After some discussion thematter of incorporating the elubwith a capital stock of fMXX) was de-cid- od

upon, the same to be dividedinto 2M shares of HO each. T. F.Lansing, J. F. Clay and J. EfDugerwere appointed as an incorporatingcommittee, and Andrew Brown, I.W. McChesuey and . It. Stack-nol- o

to solicit for shareholders.Thesu committees will report at theuuxt meetitig to be held two weeksht'iice. The membership roll of thellealaui Boat Club is increasingrapidly, and iu due time the Myrtleswill liuu a lormtuauie opponent inaquatic contests.

Moonlight Concert.

The Governmout band will give aconcert at Emma Squaro this eveu-iu- g.

Following is the program:rAitr t.

Overture Itaymond. ... ... ...ThomaClarionet Bolo-- Il Boiiuamlmla ..tavalllul

Mr. 11. Keogh.Piccolo Solo-Thro- ugh the Air.... Darom

Mr I., llartottl.Cormt Bolo-r- ica King Uolllnson

Mr. Chas. Knuiter.TART n.

Daimoon Bolo Air Varle (new) .HartiuanMr. K. Brandt.

Btluctlon Itobln Hood .. De KovellMarch-T- he BuIIk ol New York (new). .

ClarkWalu-l-he Paradise ol tbe Pacltlc .liergur

Hawaii Ponol.

Complimentary Concert.

Tho Hawaiian National Baud willgive a complimentary concert to A.(J. S. Uawes, British Commissioner,at the Hawaiian Hotel this Mondayuveuiug, beginuiug at 7:U0 o'clock.Following is tho program:

FART I.March Tho Dominant . .. ..CasseyOverture Wlllinni Tell .... HominlPolkn Aloha Alii (nuw) I.llioriiluBeli'ftlon Hawaiian Bong. . Llbornlu

fAKT It.Saxophone Solo -- Quten Lllluokulani..

I.lboruloWalls-- My tjuci'ii Bucaloaslliuiin Iji l'ulouia UradierMarch l.ibomlo

Hod have the O.UUCU.Hawaii l'oiiul.

Home and Abroad.

It is the duty of everyone, whetherat homo or traveling for ploasure orbusiness, to equip himself with thereuudy which will keep up strengthaud preveut illness, and curn suchills an are liable to come upon all iuevery day life. Hood's Sarsapariilakeeps the blood pure aud less liableto absorb the germs of disease.

Ilood'n pills are hand made, andperfect iu proportion aud appear-ance. 2fu. pur box.

Haro Chance.

Ladies who are on the lookout forChristmas presents should call atthe Ceylon jeweler's store on Nuu-auu street, where they can buy thebest gems out from Ceylon at clear-ance hide prices, Tliure are rubies,sapphires, emeralds, pi'arls,cats' eyes,etc, Also handmade laces, amievery thing is being sold out regard-i- t

is of cost.m m

Meehaulcs' Home, corner Hoteland Nuuauu street. Lodging bytlay, week or mouth. Terms; U6 aud60oauupr night) II and ,x prwank,

I

r v. riMHiniKMvJT"T Z "v sriWl1 iPt ,ll5Slr -- wfi, JWyfc ja. jtftr , "Krw ji w fepjJ9rjpQippr . Ji ' ?i'j - twtb Vi8feTW',y'p

tMKamK'CZS'ij&iC'!XfcxrTu&i&z- -

!tt gnihi gMlUHn.

ftul KftahlUhd fm ih lienrflt if All.

MONDAY, OCT. 8, 18H4

Auonrnious eorrfspomk'uta nuitg!vo their names to tliu editor. Thisin an ancient rule of uowp.ijierswhich everybody ought to huow.

Half ot tho Advert isor' storyabout Mr. Widnmanti'.-Hirram- l nbrondit confesses this morning to ho with-out foundation. It ulill dliolu tothe otiier half hut will likely enoughnot acknowledge its baselessnesswhon oxpoed.

"Hawaii's" letter in this isue issignificant. It elioup the duty bofore every friuud of liberty. Thatis, to avail of every means left tolovers of IhU country, for securingtrue popular self goveruuiout. Thewriter of tho loiter, uo may atutoour r'ad"r, m one of our ablestcontributors on cntiMi'utintinl ques-tions between 1SS7 and IS'.)-- ', and is

oiio of the oldest residents of thereirl.uiil.

OUR ACCU3EK3

It would, certainly, be fortunatefor tho cause of the repul lie, andthe ideas of th government organs,were we to stills the truth and playinto the hands of our enemi", orfor 6iMuirj rnuoni like the Bulletinturn deserter.

When the United States Govern- -

ment gave .... i,.. ............ of ....I...ing the monarchy, there was nothingleft for opponents of the republicbut to advocate and promoto the attaiutneut of that object by force. Ifit were practicable to carry out u h

a project, the Uclletix could not si othat the object would be worth theprice to be paid. Because if themonarchy were thus rit(Mtl, with-

out certain discredited politiciansbeing placed at the head of alftiirs,these politicians would soon befound coii'pliiug with the promotersof the preout republic to bringabout another revolution. Thiswould In only history, and not an-

cient history, repeating itelf. Whowas it but the present conductors ofouraccutcr, Ka Leo, u ho encouragedMinister Stevens' scheme of annex-

ation, by making him and hi localcoadjutors believe, by their bold ad-

vocacy of annexation aud by theirvirulent attacl.s upon the auver-oig- u,

that tho Hawaiiaus wereready to accept republican ruleand American connection! Audwho but that crowd tnado the endurance of any lojul Ministryimpossible in tho Legislature ofIbili, by combining upon a bogus"principle" with ihurston fc Co. todefeat cwry hui-- Ministry that wasformed! Mr. liusli in now realizingthat water spilled on the groundcannot bo gathured up. It was notfor "business reasons" that theBt'LLirriN dropped the cause of resto-

ration, but because it bulievcd it tobe the height of folly for the major-

ity of the potiplo to allow thumsolvcbto be disfranchised, simply, ou thostrength of the vaporing of Ka Leoabout foreigu iuturvoulioo in behalfof the crown which uo sensible mancould for a moment believe wouldtake place. The attitudeis today what it lias ulwnjs beenone ot independence towurd the

powers that bi" with a steadypurpose of secunug the best govern-

ment attainable under even adversecircunistaucos. lis prcsmit po-

sition was taken without any prom-- !

of "busiuess" or other rewnuU.Our policy is to work within consti-tutional lines for the obtaiuiug of amore libTI form of governmentthau that devised by the ProvisionalCoveruineiil'rt constitutional con-

vention, while at the same limekrepiug a tharp watch upon the do-tuil- a

of administration so thatnothing corrupt, dishonest, or in-

capable in alTuird shall escape ecu-sur- e.

A Wight Cfl."

."A Night Oil" was a night onwith the bailey Troupe ou Siturdayuight. A full house appr --

ciutively to a most tpirited premuta-tion. The acting throughout wasof eveu excellence thut is if someparts seemed beitur than others itwas duo rather to diUereuce iu parlbrather thau disunity in nctiug. Mr.llullett no Snap was implyiinuieiihf,Mr. lieiiiiour was n line J'ntf. llab-bit- t,

his alternations of agitatedterror and pleuKcd vanity being asludicrous as natural. Miss Nmiuarywas a natural wife of aroused f uhjiicioii. Mihs Dalgleish wub lively amigraceful u Ninbo aud the love past-age- s

between hurtsolf and Wuiuer as(Jhuiiiley touched respoimive ehonthiu tho breatts of those "who knowhow it is Iheuiriolvea" and nwukeiiodlunuy a fluttering sigh, iu thosewho would 1 1 lie to know. Mr. Snowwas ciU'il to all demands. Mis.Dubbin was pertouaicd by .Mrs. lidtuour in a masterly manner. Herconception of tho character of aquietly 3ot viciouslysnappy old woman a carried outwith purfeetiou and attention todetails that earned her d,serv tl

There wnu nothing weak inher rendition and the only criticismputbihlo is that her utterance wastoo subdued for all parts of thehouse. Mi Mollie Stochmcyer uhthe kerious maid wm a sinofH't andbur song ami Uuucu met with au ou- -

-

uwniniicore. Thorn Is no hesitation in wying that she is tho best. female char-acter dancer that has over appoaredou tho Honolulu stage

FAOIS OF THE FIOHT.

Official Rnport of tho Groat NavalButtlo of tho Yalu

Under date of San Francisco.Sept. 20. the .Tapaneso Legation

tho following necoutit of tinbit tie of the Yalu. It will ho seenthat three former visitors to thisport were in it the ships Xaniwn,Ttiknchiho and Hi yei:

On .Sept. 17, the Japanese fleet,consiting of Mntsnshima, Ituku-rtilui- a,

Hashidate, Yothiuo, Xaniwa,Tnlinchihi, AUitui, lli-ye- i, Fuse,Akagi and Saikio Maru, met theChinese fleet, eonsis' iug of tho TsiugYuen, Chen Yuen, Ytiehin, Chiking,Haiwon. Lai Yuen, King Yiimii, Winning, uweicha, Urang, MiiigKin,Wan 1'ing and two other men-of-w-

with is torpedo boat, in thtiunrthent direction off tho Hal YaugToo at 12: 15 p. in.

The fleets oooued fire and consequently n severe engagement tookplat wtiieli Ini4.ii until o p. m. Ml.l't the (JiiHisj men of-w- UnYuen. Tsing Yuen. Wyetdiig. and

iielini re sunk ami ' lie i lienYuen, King Yun ami Ting Yuencaught lirn, and at the remaininghips were seriously damaged and.!.On tboj'panetn side the Mat mi

shiinn, Hi yei, aud Akagi sustaiuedmore or less damage, ln fortunate-I- v

none of our ships was disabled.The number of killed and wouudedis as follows:

Cnpt. Sakamoto, Akagi Kan; ltLieutenant Takohoshi, Ut Lieiileu-nu- tSeuogiichi and Sub Lieutenant

I'''' ' Matsuslnma Km; 1sti iMiiiMinnt. fngain, iKiiiiBiiin"is T ,... Y...l.li..,.KniiChief Surgeon Mivnke. Chief 1'ny- -

master Uhigaki and Avl-tn- nl Snr- -genu JHurahosiit, oi the llt.tet-lvi-

and about thirtyollicers and men were killed, and thenumber of wounded is 1(50 iu all.

Thelliwnian National band willgtv a eompliuiiMitary concert toItrili-l- i CoiumisitiotiMr Hawes at tinI Uu nihil Hotel this evening at 7:'Mo'ehek.

TH1CHhwaiiHDlnveslienuo

NEU011A.Ti:S LOANS ON

Real Estate & Personal Property

STOCKS AND BONDSUUUGII r AM) EOLU.

Ifyo'thsvc limit K4IATK Mr al .

cu lini jtu Pure .ritur

If yin tTi HOUSES FOtl lfNr, m

on fluJ Ifiitiu

General R?al Ebtate AgentsUsnJ 1.1 Ktniiin'"tiu H'oets,

(N ' I'utO.nco)

Mutual Toloplioxio esalIM-iJ- u

0. A. LONO,

NOTARY rUBLIU,IS Kinmraiun 3'wl. Tl'hque fiVj

Ua0m

urn HIDo yon rt'iilly moan it? Is

it a fin-- t that yni an'oino; t.iaivc a ticket t thu Voli-auo-

IJnc--n't it in iku any fliff- - i'-o

how much I pin'chiiM?TiiL'e aro nndoubti'dly thuIfiidin qui tns of thu day.You would think so it' youln w how many tiuivs wehtivu ansuvivd thuin in thel.iht weor- but w nevii tireof anwt'iin any and allqiU'.stiniH, our only reyret ist hat we lire unable to j;ive onerrnnil cxetir ion and lul.e all

ui.i'cii.ttoiners to the V'leiino ;there is a way through tli.it.fveryono can get tin rethrough their dealings withok. Quiek talen and SmallL'r lita mean himply ihi-- .

Economy to you and if youwill Bave tin differciiee between our prices and fancyprices it won't ho long beforeyou will reili.e that judiciousitning will pay for pleasuretiips. KnKi' JiVKItY 1'uit-ciiAK- i-:

Ciir.cic you ct be-t- we

n now and Christmas,a d if you want to you cangivv tin-i- to some worthy1 1 'tend

Jt looks as though the r tiny.season has st in and we aregoing to make a run ou rainyweather goods

r.Miutu.LAS & Parasols,CoMOUTKItS A.NM) liLANKICTS,from .l up.

iMtANNKbS & FltANN'ni.-KTTK- S,

rfllAWLS & WoObKN'Good-'- . 'J he goods are allnew and jut what you need.

d& Do you want to goto the VoleiuioV If you do,you Imvo just as good aclitinc as any one else

B. F. UIILISIIS & CO.

Hawmiau Harfiware Co.. L'fl

Monday, Oct. 1, 1894.

It is astonishing what highprices goods will bring at auc-

tion in Honolulu. Take for

instance the sale of the articlesrecovered from the wreck o

the Wilcox, there was reallyvery little difference in theprices of the cloth from whatwould be paid in the stores.Perhaps it was because a mandressed in flotsam and jetsamwould feel head and shouldersabove his neighbor who purchased his clothing on creditfrom a tailor. There's goodsand goods and as the articlesin the sale were imported by areliable firm the purchasers atthe sale know they .ire gettingfirst-cla- ss articles even if they

are a little bit damp. It is tobe hoped for the sake of themen who invested their moneyin the wreck that everythingwill turn out to their satisfac-

tion. Speaking of the wreckand the tfTect of the wavesupon the valuable cargo re-

minds us that we have a canvas bag made waterproof andto be used in districts whereice is not available, for thepurpose of cooling water. Itis remarkable what a difference

there is in the temperatureafter the water has been in thebag for a few hours. It is anindispensable to the man whoworks away from a water sup-

ply. We have them in severalvarieties, for hanging on a ver-

andah; on a horse or under abrake. The cheapest is a dol-

lar the largest two dollars,The next thing to ice and pro-bably better for the health.

Among the novelties shownat the Columbian Expositionwas a traveling water sprinkler

one that may be set to carryany number of feet of hoseand water every part of thelawn without your touching thehose. We have a sample inthe store and there are othersin use in Honolulu. Theyhave given satisfaction in theStates as well as here for thework they do as well as for thefact that they do not get out oforder. It is not a toy, thisLittle Giant Sprinkler, but afirst-clas- s sprinkler.

A Mr. Wolff, of New York,father of the gentlemanly sales-man of M. Phillips & Co., isthe inventor of a lawn ttntwhich for comfort, utility, etc.,beats anything the world ever.saw. It is made on the planof an umbrella, ribs, cover andall. The center rod is of gal-

vanized steel passing throughan antique oak table aroundwhich a dozen or more peoplemay sit with comfort. Whenthe umbrella tent is hoisted,and if you feel too much windblowing on you, sides may beattached in a moment so thatyour party may be out of adraught or out of the gaz- -. ofthe outsiders. We are theonly people handling thesetents and we are confidentthey will have th.esamesucee.sshere that they have had in theStates. An umbrella tent isthe lum turn proper at New-

port or Long Branch. Whynot make it so here? We'veother novelties in stock notmentioned in the last ad andyour inspection is invited.

Biwaiiwi Hardware Co., L'd

0slte Hwkel' Jlluck,

307 FORT STREET.

Look lf Look

OutftoutFOE WDSECA-- T ?

For New Stock of FurnitureDally expf tc.t on tbe "WIMer" aad the "Andrtw

tzT Then Yn-- se With Yottr Own Eys --3

kco;p:p &, Co.,Wo. Tk Kline Street

NapaSoda

"Tlrt Ut of UlBtui Mb."

Always Pure,

Bright and

Sparkling.mm

H ntleii uilh Special Care lor thin tumket, and

Every Bottle Warranted33Y TJEETiC

HOLLISTER DRUG CO.,(LIMITED)

.A-gent-s for tlie Islands.

Grocery, Grain.rV-M-

Li

KKIil) DEPAKTWKNT!

h'roui lart urid varied Htock the undersigned would ilrawparticular attention to the following:

FEED STUFFS!1 iiiiiiifi! Citliforuiu llav, Burlry, KoIIimJ IWley. Bii

Middling, OatnY Corn.

f3r l addition to our iMiinl tock of tliew m- - rv uo:atiyiug Washington Bran, Oatu and Rolled Hurley

The-M- are each poHnerfed of Htrong feeding-- propurtien andlire well worth trial bv till intereHtod in Htock.

F-- l, o XTRoyal and "Cleveland" Baking Powders!

RICE:

No. 1. AlwMyk In Uw at mww--t tnrkut QtfUl n.

SALT:

3d, Hi, Ms Pr t)Hlt.I.IVri'IMKll CO.llMI. Il'.'ll). IKU1KKiikIIxIi Dttiri.N'lli. ttnt.

ROCK SALT:

SOAPS:

California laundry.

HAM, BACON, CUKESh.T.

Si

&

FRUITS:rio, Tabta ana rni

MACOARONI:

Vi and ISIh. Imiim.

BROOMS:A lurxe varletr

Kerosene "Aloha"

ItAUOH

i -- &". ,- -. t.

:r. CaliforaUo tutWanbUfltuii SUi

SALMON:nnrrels anil Hull llrrnlTlnuud.

LARD:Falrlmnk

COFFEE:Grocn Kunii."I'loiH-or.-

Folgcr" In tlnn itnrt paimn

TEAS:

TOBACCOS:

CIGARS:A cliolcu vanuty tif Irutm rtraatU.

PAPER:

Ilruwn Wrappiiut

TWINES:

WrapplD.

Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc,

& "Star" KeroseneBTOOKB OK

MORTON'S ENOLISU OHOOERIE3.

Ouohbe black vKLL'a ENQLisu QRoocnncaLIHBY, MONEIL S5 LIBDY'S CANNED MEATS.

RIOUABDHON riOBBlN'8 OANNEO MKAT

rimiiiiiiiin iisnli. Rardware, Dry M,Mm, Pinitin, Ql Bit.

al.WAYh O.N HAND AT MOUKKATK I'UIUKH.

Theo. H. Daviesk Co,, L?d.

Benson, Smith & Co.,Ooror Fort Ab Eioteri StaProm Recent Direct Importations

MAIS' TOOTHBRUSHES!

Tho Only Perfect Toothbrush.

XjTT BUST'S

Perfumes & Soaps !

A. riA.T2.0-B- 3 A.SSOT2.TMTC3STT.

Carriage Cushions!

Heioifcs Einci Surreys:Leather Hind Cushion with Fall and Springs $11.00

Leather Front Cushion with Fall $ 9.00Laather Hind Lazyback S 9.00

IPlieietoris and. Bizggies:Leather Cushion with Fall and Springs $11.00Leather Cushion with Fall $ 9.00

HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE M'FG CO.,N"o 'T'O a n Strt.

oRDWAY

AND

P

F HU AR WN AI IT IU AR N

Mutual T':l.phu..e J Be" Te'ephone

645 assD IE SA LL AE . NR DS S

ORTER

MexicanAKE

CigarsTHE

FINEST IJST FLAVOROf uny imported. Just received by

HOLLISTEE, Se OO.

7

(

TGSST'"'- IJIy -- $' a v f' f " ""

. gPgl Wi .-- w

$Ji gniljj tiltfin.

MONDAY, OCT. 8 1894

.A-RIN- NEATSArrivals.

SUKIiAT, Oct. 7

Btmr Clnndlnp from MaulHtmr Mlknhnla front KnnalSlnir I'clii from MnkuweltAm hk Oakland, Mudulrr, 2 days from

8e.tlo

DiparturpMo Miat. Oat. K.

Btmr Knnla for Knlmko, ami l'unnluu at12 m

Btmr Jus Maker for Knpan (it 6 p in

Vessels Leaving Monday.Rtmr rinmllnn for Mn'ilBtmr MiknliMfi for Kami

GurKoes from Island Port.Bunr 1'ele 1000 hng itipnr.Bimr Mlkaliula 51 hag ni;ar, 21bvlU

hilc9, IU held utile, undo likj-- s su -drtiH

Btmr rintnlln' 221 bap sup-ir-, 15" liaRs

pntuU.ct I4H bnttfl corn. 100 Imh tur.&0 hca 1 rattle, 71 lio;-- , il hide, u millrulleri, i) pk it Ktnitlr.t!.

PussonuMr

ItllVAM.1'niin Kanal, icrsttnr Mlkihnh, Oct 7

Fmncts (Jnv, A Hro'er, It M dim ilt. WII .Ic, Oil Willi.. 1,8 Youtnr 11 V...tor. M Itrmli II It Niikujo, mi. I .: deck

Krmti Maul, lior s'liir Oluiiill it. "ct T

MIm NIc uli-'ii- . V II Curiincll. O II V- - IN,MBHir Vlilt, M 0 ltii, W MiniN, CnptMIN.uk, hTiivlor, Kiitlicr Vulcntlnp, lr- -

II ulli-8-. O V (irlliiiln iiml wlf- -. t J Drum-mini- !,

Mr Oook mill wifo. Y Amoy nml ;i7duck

tfulppiuv Not on

Tlit Hawaiian hark Andrew Welch leftBan KmiicImm uti Sept. 20 lor Honoluluwlthh jiicnil o.irj;o

Fiom tt o, w hk Oakland, Oct 70J Wliltlind, Hurt Tnrp'ey, Fred W Car-ter, Mrs Carter, 1. 1. Jlc atnllenp.

Tho ielio..iicrTmnlt railed on Biturdayfor Ban FrnncNuo wl'li tho followingdnnii'stln produce! WI bngi migir, 437 bgrlcu, T II lluviv V On; I .,.'11 hag mgar.Ollrnwrr .t Co; b'72 bng Migir. ('nutletCooke; HI tilits iiio iiiKrn, J U llruiu.Domestic value, fOVt73l.

Born.LUDKWIO-- ln Honolulu, Octnhor?. IfOI,

to the wife of a.liutoutnt It. I.udcwlg,

Died.

LYONS In Oakland, Cat , AtipuH 20,'8-- William I.) oim. a nntivo of Cana-da, aged 3 ytt. 0 months and 10da a.

BEAUTIFUL OHARITY PLAN.

Tho Queon Xstiibltthoa a Oarden forthe Flower Musion.

As reported in this paper somotimo ago. tho Queen set aside severalacics of land owned by her in Puuoafor the purnoro of creating n charitynursery. Tho property was dividedinto about sovuuty five parcels, eachparcel being given in charge of nmember of tho Women's PatrioticLeague. Tho nursery was christen-o- d

as tho "Uluhatniniamn Numory,"and will be formally opened with ap-propriate exercises on Thursdaymoruiug at 0 o'clock. Tho managerof each plot will plant her ownflower, and every individual in ex-

pected to plant flowers and treesuilTereut from those of tho others.

FALL IN DHY OOODB.

Accident at tbo Tvraplo of FashionIn the Night.

There was a great fall in drygoods at the Temple of Fashion(Ute Ka Mailo store) on Port streetlast night, Tho supports betweenthe shelves ou botliBiuesof tho utorogave way under tho great weight ofthe new stock just iiHsortcd on them.All of the goods canto tumbling toluo uoor auiUUt tliu wrccl; ot thohelving. In conecqtieuco there is a

big clearance sale ou nt tho Temple.9 m

Booked to Louve.

The following parfengors arebooked nt tho ollico of W. G. Irwintc Co. to lobvo ou tho S. S. Australiaou Saturday next: H. Winston andwife, Mrs Friemau, Miss F. C. Low-de- n.

Mif s U. Lowdeu, W. O. Lack-lau- d,

Wm. McKruser, Lieut. J as.Mitchell and wife, A. C. Palfrey,Mrs. W. G. Walker, II. Gorbordmg,J. F. Hackfeld, Mrs. W. O. Wilder,Mrs. C. O. Herger, Miss I. Mott-Smit- h,

Miss Thorue, Mr. and Mrs. A.Uoffuuug.

mm

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

If you want a froo ticket to thoVolcano, read Elders' ladies' column.

Now timo tables of tho OceanioSteamship Company aro on baud attho oUice of tho ageuts, Wm, G. Ir-win & Co , Ld. There is no chatigofrom Thursdays for through steam-ers and Saturdays for the localteamer (Australia),

A Strong HorseIS THE RtStlUT OP C8U4U

OOOD rEGU

A Fit&SU SUPPLY

OF

Hay and GrainJuki Arrived (or "S. O. Wilder."

CAM. AND SKK US.

CALIFORNIA FEED CO.

Cornrr (iiin .V Niuivnii Hu.

Both Tklkimionks 121.

T.OOAL AND OEKEKAX NKWB.

Mr. TIofTntino visited tho Quoen; at 11 o'clock this morning.

Tho trustor) of tho Queon's Hos-pital will hold n Buocial meeting at10:30 Weiltiosdny.

"Tho Silver King" is tho piny to-morrow nvuning at tho Opora Houso.Every play thia week is a gom.

C. A. Lontf, an enterprising youngHawaiian lint cslnblilioil liimolf asa notary public at 15 Kaahutnauustreet.

Thcro will bo a bicyelo moot forwhich tru'ilals will bo givon, at ni

Park on Thanksgiving Day,Nov. 20.

An infant) nntivo was brought ovorfrom Koloa. Kauai, on tho rtoatuorPolo yefltortinj. Tho patiout's wifoaccompanied liitn.

Wodncday will bo tho JewishDay of Atonement, llobrow resi-

dents will tnVervo it ns usual by asttipuuiou of business.

Chinese Manuel . n.( andwas So tho District Wnrked. Government road

Court to day nattlt and battery traverses at an elevation ofon a four-- j ear-ol- d boy.

Mrs. M. V. Lawrence, wifo ofDeputy Ltwretiee of Oliu Jail, andchild "returned from the Ciiast onthe S. S. Australia on Saturday.

Mr. Datnou is to give a chowderparly at his Moatialtia rei!euce to-

morrow, in h iiuir of Mr. HoITuuug,late Hawaiian charge d'affaires inLoiul'-n- .

Attention is called to the an-

nouncement of tho Hawaiian Invest-ment Co. It has good businesstalent in charge, and do all thohufctlitigyou want.

It is not true tickets aro sell-

ing for Saturday night's perform-ance, as published in tho morningpaper. box plan for Saturdaywill opoti until U o'clock Tlnirsday.

Myrtle Hoat Club celebratedtho anniversary its victoryovor tho Healaul Hoat Club at thoboat-hous- e yesterday. A fullreport will nppear later, beingcrondeu out to-da-

Owing to tho accident nt my store(Templo of Fashion) I will begiu nClearance Sale next Saturday, Oct.II), to last one week. Uverylhlug willbe at a sweeping reduction anduo favors shown. M. G. Silva.

W. S. Birtlett has taken holdtho llauiwai bath house at Wnikiki.His experience as a hotel malingerand Ids general popularity will bostrong drawing cards, llauiwai willnow bo run as a strictly first-clas- s

resort. ,

G. ft. Harrison, practical pianoand organ maker and tuner, can fur-

nish factory references. Ordersleft at Hawatiau News Uo. will re-

ceive prompt attention. All workiftiarnttteed to I- - the same ss doimIn fMUory.

Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Carter arrivedfrom Seattle by tho bark Oaklandyestorday. Mr. Carter left Honoluluabout thir cen years apo and wasmarried in Washington Territory(now Stale). Mr. Carter is a sou oftho S. M Carter.

Two die fa banks were started inChinatown yesterday. Hefore noona runner ol one oi I lie was ar-

rested and morning pleadedguilty in tho District Court. Howas lined $.0. Tho principals orbaukers were not caught.

Hy direction of the MinisterForeign Allairs tho usual Moudoyoveuiug concert at Emma Squareby tho Government baud haspostponed till Wednesday nt Tho-mas Square, iu order not to inter-fere with n ceronado tendered to theActing liritiMi Commissioner by pri-

vate parties nt the Hawaiian Hotel.

' A Portuguese named Antoniollodriqtie Houito was assaulted byFrank IVrreira at Ktdihi lat nightwith a club. Although sufforiugfrom loss of blood Houito rude totho Station at 9 p. in. nud causedtho issuance of a warrant for Per-reirn- 's

arrest. Tho wounds of thoassaulted man wore dressed by Dr.McGottlgau.

Tho bark Oakland arrived yester-day, twenty-liv- e days from Seattle,consigned to tho California FeedCo. She brought in addition to hay

grain forty-seve- n head of PolledAugus cattle and twelve horses andsix mules. The latter nro for S,Feek, contractor for tho Waiaunorailwoy extension. Tho cattle oreImported by C. A. Urown and L. L.McCaudlcss.

Council 08'J, American Legion ofHonor, received SoOOO by tho Aus-trali- a

for thoestote of J. II. Lorejoy. The delay a month longerthan usual was caused by tho factthat Mr. Lovejoy while iu life hadtransferred his membership fromouo council here to the other, andthere had a clerical error madeiu tho books of tho order in record-iii-

tho transfer. This roauircd correction and occasioned the delay.Mr. Lovejoy hnd paid iu assessmentsto the (inter about f817. This makesabout $10,001) tho order has paid iuHonolulu.

A

MEETINO NOTICE.

Sl'KCIAI. MKKTINCt OK THEHoard ol TmntcPk ol the Oul-uii'- Iluv

iilttil In- - liflil nt tlio iiiioiii in innt'liiiniix-- r nl Coinnitri'oun WHNK.SI)AY,thu lutliilit) ol October, ut Ki:';u o'clock.

ii.v.inr. r in hit.l'. A. 8UIIAhIT.ll,

FOR S.LiE!I.IMITKP NUVllKIt OK KlIMtlM

b UH Kim Cotli--f i miliHiiyThu CtiMiiiny Inn iiriiind htindroilM'ri'N of rolli-- hind In U o hiiiii ut 2,Mnith Kuii'i, llinll, mIhiiii inrii' nml mmhull In in lliiniiiliii l.inllnw 'llmI.iiiiI Ikiiiiioiik tho hi'l fur iimulnirIn Kmi.i, thu mil iiiuitliiin tn n"liii--nml irl.nl A lurit'' nniiihur uttliunn h iM' iiliuiily ht'i'ii hiilijcrlln'il (or.

IB-- Alil'h' tnJ M MONSMIKAT,

Carlrli:ht'n lllovk, Murclunt utrcet,Uutlolulu. UW-t- t

COJHNO KINO OOFFKK.

A Now Coffee Enterprise in 8outhKona One More Company,

A prospectus of the South KonaCoffeo Company (Limited) has latolylwpn Issued. Messrs. H. Hackfdd& Co. are to bo the agnnts of thonow company. Thoro are a limitednumber of shares left for sale eoadvertisement in isstto. Thofollowing is a commnl on tho enter-prise from Tho Planters' Monthlyfor Sxptombor:

"A now coffeo enternrtso is soonto be started in Kona, Hawaii, undertho name of 'South Kona CoffeeCompany.' Its site is located ontho land called Papa, unrno four orflvo miles from tho dividing lino be-

tween tho districts of Kona andKau, Hoopuloa as Its port or

I landing, which is only four milesI from tun Government road andeasily accessible at all seasons of theyear. Tho land is owned by Mr. J.M. Monsarrat of city, and is be

I Moved to bo among tho best for cof--I fun irttvttiip In lntin na flin filt i.ntt.

Tho stalilenwu of gj,ls of rich oanyIleis fined in Tho

for this land

will

that

Thonot

Thofirst of

hall

sold

of

best

late

uauitsthis

of

tieeu

and

A.

of

heeu

will

t"'l""flvi

Pupil

nnh'1I'lill'm'

iMHuy

this

with

this

Very

nbout 1200 feet above the sea, afford'ing the host climate for coffee to bofottud anywhere. It is proposed toorganize a company with a capitalof S10.000. with pnvilego to Increaseit to 100,000. Under proper man-agement this enterprise promises tnbo one of tho safest and best nowopen to capitalists here or abroad."

8TOUY OF THE ASSAULT.

Bow tho Peace Preservers Preservedtho Peaco.

Capt. Klemtno and Lieut. GunCordes of tho mounted patrol ap-peared in tho District Court thismorning to answer to a charge ofassault and battery ou Alfred L. W.Miller on Saturday morninir. Oct. 0.Both defendants pleaded not guilty,nud Miller, luo eouiplnluaut, lookthe stand.

A renort of tho evidence willappear later.)

Both defendants wnro found guiltyand sentenced to pay a fino of $50each. An appeal was noted. De-

puty Marshal Hrown "roasted" the(Ulcers unmercifully ahd character-iz- d

tho action as most outrageousconduct.

m

JUUlOIAJiY JOTTINU8

Summary of Paper Filod in thedork's Offlco.

Jns. L. McLean, executor of thowill of the late Hubert Gray, has fil-

ed receipts of the legatees and de-

visees under said will.Henry Davis and others hy V. A.

Kinney, attorney, have filed adetnur-re- rto the complaint of V. M. Cun-

ningham claiming damagos for elau-do- r.

V. F. Allen, guardian of tho Op-foruo- lt

minors (two), has filed an inventory showing tho estate to consistot ij&OOl cash and the undividedinterest in a parcel of laud at l'atioa,Oahu.

To All Lovori of Eea Bathing I

ir-iAisrr-

BATH HOUSEWill. UK Kitrr l

FIRST-CLAS- S STVLK- IIT

TAT. Q. SA.aS.TIjlZI'T.

r-- N II Sneilal firI,4dli tint On Idim 1150- - iu

J. I.KVKV.. It. DAll.liV,

m

Iewe.MtttUKer.

DAIlEf'S STOCK COMPANY.

Tuesday, Oct. 9th:

"The Silver King"Thursday Oct. 11th:

'JiM THE PENMAN.'

Saturday Afternoon, Oct 13 tb:

"A CORNER GROCKRY"Saturday, Oct 13th:

"CHARLEVS AUNT.'

Ivoy,Ilox Plan open at the ollico of I.. J.

U&OUt

Just Received!

OYSTERSQ3ST IQE.

PER S. S. "AUSTRALIA."

At tne Beaver Saloon,H. J. Nolte, Proprietor.

ItKWlt

WAIAKE.V MILL CO.

Tin: ADJoi'ltNim anniui.AT Mni'tiiiK ill thu Wmakkv Mii.i.Cii,held thin day, ut thu ollico ol Then. II,iiivich iv ii., ii"i i,ii' iivNiiiiiiiii, tin- -

Ion lux Ollk'crH weio ulcclcil to for thot'iuillit jenr, vu l

Then II luvlnit..TiiiM. II, Wulkor.1' .M. humuyi: W. HiiMiiuorlliT. It. ICnyworth

l

IT01

I'rcililinl,Vitfi-I'rm- ldi nt,

Troimtrcr,Htcri'iiity,

Audliur.

K. W. iioi.nswoitTH,tiucroiary,

llouolulu, Sept. n, UU1. 1111-3- 1

VSSSVtrSJTf

ZIrs. i:tlsa ZourcoWesterly, K. 1.

Once I Was BlindBut

Now I Can SeeThanks to Hood's Sarenparllla.

C I. Hood & Co., Lowell. JI.i.i"I tiaro ttiiTcrcit mcr) tiling poutMc withtoro eyes niul hc.ltlaclic, tlic tores lo scutjthat I was Mini!. I tried everything 1 heardet without benefit, and ncnl to tho Ilhwle

Hood's'CuresIstind Ilnsnlt.il, hut found no relief there.A frlen I tnlil too ot llimu'i 8irnp.irllli. oI botlglit a hottlo nmt a hox ot lluod'i l'lltj.

With Moro Than ThanksI want cer)tioily to know that since I have

Iippii t.iklnu Kiev) lm iSlrlue. I lii o lirci mans well ns rer. My ces Into perfectlyiic.ili'l mid the hem! lie Is enrnf I'mmmy iilfturo )(iiir.in noihln.niliennticr wltli my eles turn'.", .miic I.LtZALonnr.i:, rotter lllll, Wrlrtiy, it. I.

Hood's Pills euro ti.iusca, lk Jiim.ItnJUusUon, llllousucss. bold Ly all dru Uts.

Hobron Drug Co., L'd.,Bote Apenti for the llepahlle of Hawaii.

HONOLULU'S

Popular Store.

Tuesday, Sept. J J, SO..

Wc begiu tlii week withNew Goods, New Dr. ssGtiodB of every description,Lawns, Muxlius, etc., etc.

TIicko new goods nte tradewinners as you will agreewhen you txninine them.Some of the best bargains ofl he season are in ther--i newofferings.

Balls,

Receptions.

Do tmy not sng m hir

A New DiVhsV

New IMack Dress Goods,

New Colored Dress Goods,

New Cotton Dress Goods,

New Ginghams.

It is a good time to look at ,

tho count less variety of I

Household Goods displayed)ou our counters, such us

New Table Linens.

New Napkins,

New Sheetings,

New Cotton Draperies.

Yon remember that lastweek we advertised the re-

opening of our Millinery De-

partment. Well, the com-

plete line of new stock thatwc told you about has arrived

Ribbons, Laces, Large Fca-thor- s,

Tips and Whatnot in pro-fusion and under the manage-ment of a competent millinerwho is able to satisfy tho mootfastidious.

As always,

J. .1. EGAN.

OBITKBION SALOON.

IB IIKUhUY OIVBN Til Tall oluliim ii.iimt thu i ntcrlon h.i.

loon will ho hrt'hd hy Mr J11.1. K. Mnr.L'nn, nml nil (iiitulunilliiK nmmnt l otlin('rltt-rlni- i Siluoii nml ihu johhlnn hoiux of1 II. Dec up lo the iilinNo ilnti Hruiiivrtlili)to Mr. 1.. H. Die All hillrt iiKliut I.. II.Deo iili-a-) prunent linnudhilulv fnriuyinfill U u. i:i:

Honolulu, Oct. 3, IH'Jl. ll&J 3m

M. Gh SILVA,

The Warbetween China and Japanwill caie pii en for theirbiik t luricToo nuiu-- r

coniiln can light mid weaveni'k at the h.mih' iiiie. Theprice Iijh ahvadv advancedand the )iip IK state

no

thatflic war i- likely 'o he "tinfor two or Ihrvt; yuiirn. Itichoov.'H tni can-fil- l Micrto ptir h ibc now We had

MA-- '

mi immense stock of Japa-ip-is- o

Goods ordered beforemir w.ib declared, coiibc-qiiei- tt

y we can continin tosell at the old price- - as longin our present stock ho'dsout, and then the-- W-- r will

force prices up. nir lastconsigninctti c nif-ists- SilkDress Goods, hoih Hirurcdmid plain ; Morn ng Gownsfor Ladies ami G ntM, HlkKimonos, Smohing Jack--t- -,

Si'k Pajiimas, Japaneseami Cliina Ware, Screens,Lamp Shads, J clinch Ba-sket, etc., cic.

DAI XIPPON,lintel St (Arllnctou ltlmk),

Mm. J. 1'. 1. CokiAtn, I'ropilutrcas.

r IS NEf'ESAIlYthat milk for babies, in

valids or hick people shouldbe pure ; it is just as impor-tant to have the best qualityfor well people. Tne Pur-veyor of the CJuccu'd Hospi-tal takes a portion of the dailyHipiily and places it on ic'until it reaches a temperatureof GO and then test it foradulteration. The Waiai.ai:Daikv, of which Puul Isen-ber- g

is proprietor, suppliesthe milk to the hoxpitat, andMr. Eckardt pronounces itabsolutelv pure. If you haveany MiHpicion us to the (pia-lil- y

you now use supposo youtry the Wuialae milk for amouth and note the differ-ence. Mr. Icnhcrg makesno bt.tter, consequently you

. get the milk on which ercaiuwill rise in an hour or two.Orders by telephone, citherline, promptly tilled.

Firewood free from borerholes at lowest price delicrcdto any part of Honolulu.

Bryant & AlohaThe undtrthnrd hate rrrflred

nml Varied AMnrtini-n- t ot

Dry Groods,EtO., mto mo

burgs

COMIItlKIMI TDK LATEST llll(l.NH IN

Prints, Lawns,Dress Goods, Etc.auo a rcix mm: or

Domestics, Cottonades, Etc.,To which li Hpotlon Is luvlled.

H. HACKFELD & CO.ur.uiw

OOE-AJKIT-

Steamship CoFOR SAN J RANCISCO.

HIE Al HTKAM8HIH

"AUSTRALIA"WII.I. LEAVE HONOLULU

rOR TIIK AI10VK PORT ON

Saturday, Oot. 13th,AT NOON.

Th andi'rl;ned are now prepared tolatin ThroiiKh TIcUih from this City to nillointH In thu Unlttd HtutcM.

IMf Kor lurtlicr partlcnlarii rpRardlnnKrulht or l'aMit;o, upply to

WM. Q. IIIWIN A CO., IO,ll.r-- : Opnxrnl AirrnU

Temple of Fashion61 E"ort Street

Clearance Sale for One Week !

Beginning Saturday, October 13tb.

Hjverytirlxig at a. Sa.oi'ifioeIS MiU LOCAL COLUMN "2t

Proprietor.

BUSINESS Like LifeWhat Make It!

We are making it decidedly lively, by keepingeverlastingly at it, evolving the bargains thatmake 1)115111018. We have just made a . . .

Sweeping Reduction Ladies' Waists! '

We are uVlcrinliiHl to clear them out.

Our $2.25 Wuist will go for $1.25 and $1.50.Our 13.50 Waist will go for $2.50.

tCSf- c- These aro well made and gooI lining; we have at present fall line of sites.

Our Ladies' Ribbed Vests for 16cts.Or" fo' fl.UQarc going very fast. If yon want any you mast come soon.

The same with

Our 0ets. Silk, in Stripes and Solid Colors.We have Just a few lengths left. Have yon seen

Our Ladies' Chemise at 86cts?This Is exceptional vntne, trimmed with Linen and well made.

JNT. S. SACHS,520 Fort Sr,roei, : : Honolulu.

:eii,E3 sROOT BEER!

NOTICE !

Everybody likes it, because it is a Thirst-Quenchin- g,

Health-Givin- g Drink and isoffered to the Public with a full confidenceof its Merits.

JUST THINK OF IT

Delicious

FOR

It

OF A

Summer Beverage25 CENTS!

Hire's Root BeerTs now a favorite beverage for Ladies andYoung Persons to whom it gives Freshne-- a

and embonpoint. It has solved the problemof medicine by imparting htrengtb and pureblood, which soon give a peivon a clear andhealthy complexion.

Pops!Effervescent To Exhilarating!

--A.p"ptizixig !

Just tho Tiling to Build Up the Constitution I

Hire's Root BeerWholesome and Strengthening,free from Boils or Carbuncles.Health, results ofthe year round.

iuriiiMug

Blood,General Good

Hire's

Sample Glass Free Benson, Smith Co.

w ALL THIS WEEK !-- rai

Pioneer Furniture HouseESTABLISHED 1 SB.

New Goodb ! Latest Designs ! Largest Stock 1

SOLID OAK UKIHtOOM BETS,IA)UNOK8, WAUDUOIIKB,

MIKKOH8, MOULDINGS, ETC., ETC.

Special Feature No. 1 White Seamless HattingI'er Uoll ol 40 Yrd, li!.U).

a Pine Quality for $9 per Roll.

Headquarters for Baby Carriages!Pianos for Rent I Chairs for Rent 1

TELEPHONES Mutual 76.

WILLIAMS BROS.Siicco)oni to 0. V..

609 AND 611 KING STREET.JOHN T. BROWN,

Denier In nml Kurcli-- I'ohIhkmKllllt. I'. O. Ilox 111, lUllKlltllll.

HlKlic't irhv kIvcii lor llinmrd mid UrnlMiniiim Iu lucliuiir.i' lor othrrfrom approval liccl

Bhi'cta lorwanlcd to any part ol thu Ulninlron aiiiillratlini with town

J. I. II It oMtu to inet anyipOIQlUI(Uh

lectori bTIIIJ-lU- u

Is You

in

Iare

Pure

Root Beer

at &

BOKAB,

And

Bell 179.

WIIIUiiih.

HimwiIIaii

lliiwullanI'oiintrlcii ilr.t'i'laiii

reference,

WILLIAM FOSTER,

ATTOIINKV AT I..VW

It' m wd to iiMutviswl

Merohsut Htret.

UMlm

7

if- -

ml

Vi1 i.i.HP

"K

National Cane ShredderIMTBNTHI) (INIIKK t'HK UWSOrTHN HAWAIIAN IHMIt

i"WMI(R

TUB UNDERSIGNED HAVE UEEN APPOINTED MOLE AOENTH FOBthese Shhkudkkb aud are now prepared to receive onlorH.

The great advantages to be derived from the use of the National Oarkdft&KDD&k are thoroughly established and acknowledged by Plantersgenerally.

The Urge number of Planum using them in the United States, Cuba,Argentine Republic, Peru, Australia ami elxowbero, hear witnect to theabove claim.

Tho Ueo of the BllttKimsH very Urguly augment the quantity of cantthe mill dm grind (25 to bO',), also the extraction of juice (5 to 12).

It is a great safeguard, making known at nuco uio presence-- of anypbce of iron, stakes from cars, or anything which would bo liable to damageUie mill, and allowing ample time to remove same before damaging the mill.

The diiKKPDKK is very strougly made, and from tho manner of its operaUon it cuts or tears these pieces of wood or iron without often breaking theditUKUDEK ; and if anything breaks, it is simply some of the knives or cutters,which can bo quickly aud economically replaced. The tiHKKnutm, as itsname indicates, tears tuo cauo into shreds of varying lengths, perfectly open-ing it aud allowing tho mill to thoroughly press out the juices without requiring the irumenso extra power necessary to grind or crush the wholecane. Tho Shkkddkk spreads the shredded cane uniformly and evenly tothe mill rolls, and does away with the necessity of spreading the bagasse byhand butweeu tho mills, where --(.'grinding is in use. No greater amount olboiler capacity is required to operate the SHkkdijkh than that winch wasufficient for the mill, for the above i canons. We furnish full workingdrawings for the installation of our Hiirkddbr, enabling any competent en-gineer to successfully install and start them.

In ordering Siikkddsks from us, pleaso send small sketch, showing thediameter and width of the mill rolls with which Bueiduku is to bo connected,also tho side (either right or toft hand as you face rhe delivery side of thmill-- , upon which tho mill engine is located, also the height from floor lineto center of front mill roll shaft, and distauco center this shaft to front endof bed plate. Thcso Hhkkdukhs are now being used by tho Uilo Hugar Co.and llawi Mill, Kohala, where they are giving great satisfaction.

V Price aud further particulars may bo had by applying u

WM. G.flfrl

KwongSingLoy!0f III II.. "Tbomn Block.' j

ninaJ Tele. W P. 0. Boi 207. f

IRWIN CO., LU.

BIG STORESJust Received Hen's and Boy's Snits !

Colored TwccIb 7 GO

DiufcOtmln 7 50Eughih Serje 0 00Hoy iSmta (elegini) G 00

ChineHe, Japanese acid Indian Goods I

K3A Complete TAILORING ESTABLISHMENTwith Competent Cutters uud u complulo lino of Etiliwli itniiAmtirican Suitingn. Perfect fit guuriiutocd.

A F1N12 LINE OF GENTS' HATS!"Wicker "Ware in Great Variety.

51-5-3 King Street & 407 King Street.

G-- O O IK X ifcF.411 NUUANC S't'KKHl.

ladles' Wareti AIo, Chinese Uoods.

and

Fit n

IIM

IS

Roll andALWAYS

lei Goods Recolfud Ever;

All faithfully attendnhmiml aud packed wit!) care.

Lincoln Block, Kino StHrtrr,

Kir I'll 'MO

Ill FOKT

W- -

4c

thU Aumtt far the llntatiinn tttntuu

LOY)

tl-O- o Cl0 Si., IimiIm li

Matnal Tel, m P. 0. 6oi M.

r O. HOX 47J

ON HAND

Steamer trom Sao

BalUfsctlon guaranteed trnlar

Bkt. Fout and Alakcs Strkkts.

-- f. O W7

& CO..STUBKT.

4 lU'llllI mm

f U. lift

DKAIKK l

Inpiter anil Dealsr in Baropeaa liry anil Fancy Goods

of every description. fresh Hue of

Pongee Sc "Wliite Sills: PajamasNo. 1 White and Colored Mattings 1

Best Black Green Chinese Tea. Crepe Shawls, Etc.iwa:E3ioia:-A3sr- T

t-A-ilorin-o-.

aV UonrnnU'ed. Prices Moderate.

:Mi"tvu.ELl Telephone E542rHUHfHdNH

C1IAS. UUSTACK,IMPORTER AND DEALKH

GROCERIES, FLOUR and FEED.

Frcab California Bntter Island Battar

by

Orders to.

TKI.KfriuNKa

LKW1S

importers. Whoesale

SING

linn

H4IX

HOJt

PROVISIONS,

Provision Dealers k Naval Suppliestrmtx 0ood by Cvbry CalllornU Steaaiii.

ICK - HOUSB - GOODS . A - SPECIALTY .

ISLANIW Ohiikhh SOLUHTII. fii 0f SATWrAOTION GUANVKII.

TULKKHMNM

4MII

Fitna&cb

II. K. MnlNTYKK & HKO..IMMtHTICKH

Provisions and Feed.Groceries, - - -

Nw Ono.li lUooUml hr KMry I'snkst from the KmMtni Hui simI Kurup

FIIKMH OALIKOKNIaT IMWmUOB -- iiv"- KVKKV HTHAMKIt

All Unlsi (alUifully siuilidrd to slid Ouods Ullrl Ui suiKsrt of tb OltV KUKK

I sua an Onmu Soi.iiiitsu .SATursirriOk Oi vmantssuIAUT IXJKNKK Jftittl AN II K1MU TKKKTt,

. ' ..

Golden Rule Bazaar.

W. F. Rttyaoldi : Prop.

Papers,

Newspapers,

Periodicals

And Latest

Novels

By the

" Monowai.'

Ha-- a &-A- - Ir Ji. --i.:

iy LDS. 19Lbi

THEWONDERFUL

STRENGTHor- -

CLEVELAND"

BICYCLES1 tbe Ulk ol all wbMltnrn.

ID LBS. IS HEAVY EHOOGB.

a E. WALKERAsnt, HoDolnla, U. I.

Oinmisi Bie(. lirtkiti Si.

I19 Lbs, 19 Lbs,

Empire Saloon,'Inmsr Botsl A Pibsss StraaN

-- OHUKJK tlLD- -

Fanillj Wines and BrandiesHfR(UAL,TY.

W)RT "uSHKKICYaa Y&iira Old

Hi. N. RE3QXJA.,VM MANAUKR. (Oiu

Criterion SaloonW1ELAND - EXTRA - PA1.E

Lager Beer !

2 SCHOONERS FOR 25 GBNTS

OHAS J. MoOABTHY,1151-- lf ManaRsr.

Merchants' Exchange8. 1. fiHAW, Proprietor

Choice Liquors

and Fine BeeraV.lh TELBl'HONE 4UL

Oor. King and Nnuanu Btreet, Uonolnn.

AT THE ANCHOROystar Cocktails 1

ateuar Brunnnn I

Vrdricksburg Ber I

Straight and Mixed DrinksOf All Kinds and Best Quality.

fcwttwssl OaraT Elm i WaaanB Bto

DAVID DAYTON- WILL ATTKNI) TO -

lioMraeM tod Stl or Proponj

- Attn

Callaetlai li All Iti irtaoaii.Orrioii No. 42 Usrchanl Htnwt.

ovrm o,

'Csfcsrt

XBUKSTON'S RETURN.

The Hawaiian Minister on His Wayto Washington

On tho Australia, wlnVh nrrivdthis tnoruinir, came Hawaiian Minis-ter L. A. Thurston, who is on bisway to Washington, lie was accom-panied by his wifo.

"Politics, and in fact ororylhlnjeat the islands, nro unusually qui't,"said Mr. Thurston thif uinrniuj,'."As a newspaper man remarked tome, events don't happen tlioro anymore only incidents.

"TheKoya1istaronot making anysign, and one does not hwtr a wordis to their further intentions. Theex Queen keeps hersoH iu elos

Mr. Thurston disclaimed nil know-ledge of the alleged Royalist planto ask for an indemnity from theUii'to'l Slates. He will proceed toWashiniton to-nig- to resume theactirodutiosof his office San Fran-citc- o

Pout.m a m

NOT CRKJDIT.KD.

Death of Count Kcstetics Bollovcd toBe ft Mittako.

Tho reported death of Count Fes-totic- s

at one of tho islands in thoSouth Pacific is not credited ho re,says the San Francisco Bulletin.Tho Maripo.a brought no news ofany such character on her lat trip,and the fact that tho story coinusbytho Tropic Bird, a sailing vessel, 11

not considered nutlieiitic.According to tho news by tho

Mariposn it was stated that thoCount and Countess were unjo)iiiggood health and having a splendidtrip.

Thcro is no verification of thonews of tho death of tho Count, andwhilo such a thing is possible it ishardly probablo in view of the datafurnished only a short time ago.

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Man'a Helpmoet.

Most Vmericans who travel in Eu-rope become indignant when theysee women working as farm hands.But Itabbl Joseph Krauikopf ofPhiladelphia, now in Germany, says:"Such farm work for women isneither degrading nor too taxing.They have pledged to bocomo help-mates to their husbands and they ro

it their duty to lesson theabors of their fathors, and, boing

physically able to do their share,they regard it wrong to permit thostronger sex to slave themselves todeath whilo thoy are idling theirtime away at home. Judging fromtheir happy and healthy loolts theyseem to bo nono the worse for takingtheir places alongside the menfolkfor tho purpose of honestly earningthoir bread. Had we a little morepractical good sense and less senti-mentality among our women athomo, many a woman's life might bohappier to-da- hnppir for beingmore useful, and many a man's lifewould bo fpared tho necessity ofslaving itfell to death to indulge awife's or a daughter's idleness andluxuries."

Y. ML O. A. Claosoe.

Tho evening educational classesof the Young Men's Christian As-

sociation will commeticoThe following subjoins will botaught:

Book-keepin- Teaehor, W. V.Harris, hook-k-op- cr to Lowers &Cook. Monday evening, 7:30oVlouk.

Shorthand. Teacher, D. W. Cor-bot- t;

system, Iiao Pitman. Ele-mentary class, Tuesday and Friday,7 15 o'clock. 4dvaucod clans, Tues-day and Friday, 8 o'clock.

Typewriting. Teacher, D. V.Corbett; machines, ltiuiilngtnu,Cali-grap- h

aud Hammond. Monduy andThursday, 7:30 o'clock.

Drawing. Teacher, C. A. Hoilo-maun- .

Woduesday, 7:1 o'clock.Heading, Writing ami Spelling.

Tuesday aud Friilny, 7 o'clock.

Sugnr Profits.

At the recent meeting of the Am-erican Sugar lt"(iuery Company atNew York it wai stated that thorash and cash asets of the companywere in excess or $18,000,000, andthat the earnings ou common slockiu tho last fiscal year wero over SOpercent. These earnings for tholast six months wore the largest iutho hUtory of tho company. Divi-dends ou common stock are 12 percent per annum, payable quarterly.It is reported that tho com jinny isbehiud tho revolt among tho Louisi-ana planters ovor tho abolition ofthe bounty. We fancy it makes lit-tle difference to tho company whe-ther there is a duty on foreign or abounty ou domestic sugar. S. F.llulltlin.

With Mingled Feeliuga.

For combination of business andsentiment this notice is hard to beat:"Mr. Bronson has the honor aud re-gret to in form his patrons and friendsthat he has just published a newwaltz, 'The Breeze of Outario,' audlost his daughter, Susau Deborah,aged fifteen years. Tho waltz is onsale at all musio sellers, and thefuueral will take placemorning at 11 o'clock." Chumbm'Journal.

a iDr. Rnfcal Nuuez, President of

the Republio of Colombia, diodlately of gastric fever.

Mr. Reeve, solicitor of the treasury,Washington, has given nu opinionthat the tariff law went into opera-tion August 28, tho dato on whichthe bill beeamo n law, not August1, the date tueutioned iu the enact-ing clause.

. .a aMinUturo Art

At Williams' Studio are to lie semiPortraits on Watch Dials, which heis making a specialty of. LanternSlides for lecture by tho set ordozen.

J, W. Chapuiau caters for ban-quets, socials, private dinners andgarden parties. Weddings a special-ty, He cau bo found at all hours atSaus Souci or will call ou nuy ladiesor gentlemen who will address himthrough the Post OUlce.

paggg nTyfijjS-

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Beet Sugar in Utah.

Beet sugar by irrigation has prov-ed a success in Utah, as told by thomanager of tho Lechi factory, whichcosts some 600,000, and which con-sumes 80,000 tons of beet in a sea-son, paying tho farmer $5 per ton.resulting in a not profit to him of135 per acre. The factory has beenin operation three years and hasproduced, in 1801, 1,100,000 pounds;In 1892, 1,500,000 pounds; in 1893.4,200,000 pounds, and this year willturn out 5,000,000 pounds of refinedsugar. All of this is by irrigation,yet it would require 1000 such fac-tories to supply the home demandof tho United States. Corr. X. V.Post.

''Many of the citizens of Rainsville,Iudiana, are never without a bottleof Chamberlain's Cough Remedy intho house," says Jacob Brown, theleading merchant of tho place. ThisKerned v has proven of so much valuefor colds and croup In children thatfew mothers who know its wortharo willing to be without it. Forsale by all dealers. Benson. Smith& Co., Agents for the Hawaiian Isl-ands.

Carefully Weighed

JJsW- -

"iirrM.

Calculations tad to Correct Results.

Where ptople tnnlt a Kihtult 0 fn luppoih-in- g

that good plctum are ntttvarUy niwl lie.

We are nlllng ptclurtt trtry ifiiy, ft to graceany hnme, the prictt of trhtch irotiM ii!oufithote twt acquainted ulth the fact.

It it not neeettarj to git nfnl proof etchingor tngrnxlng In order to hart a uorL of art.The methoil of reproduction now In rogue,malee It pontile for people of Moderate meantat veil at their wealthier neighbor, to gratifytheir taitefor the beautiful.

(treat range for the dttplay of tatte, In thetelectlon oftubjectt, ttafforded fcy our keepingptcturei In thret form niul inoutdlngt fromwhich to telect the frames.

One need nrrer be at a Ion to know tehat togive at a preient, at any Unit orfor any pur'pote,for there It nothing better than a picture.

tm-- And KINO 1)110$. It the place to getthem.

JUST TO HANDTx "Aloha"

A NEW 80PPir Or THR

Genuine Budweiser BeerBIIKWSD nr TUB

Anhonoor-Buso- h Browing As-sociation

and OF

SCHLITZ'S MILWAUKEE BEER.

H.HACKFELD&CO.Solu Agents for tbu Unwallan

Islnndaliftl-- 3

TO LET.

F URNIUHKD ROOMSto let. with or iitmnt 2V.

l 'srd, on I'ihoh Hviare.Mut'ial TetepUonMS'i warn

11M Si

TO LET

rpVO ItOOM COTTAOEX at Cuuli-'- s Mu btrv, mL vl'..nolibo street, with H?w5l.Kiiciiuii, Dliilntt-rofii- ii amillaturooin. nout I0 pr month.

list lw

TO LEV

A COTTAOE ON Amr-- v. Yntini-.. sir,...., ...,n... AVaw .

nuoaiinioKii ktrcruAtinlv la lifnTal

I.KW1B J. LKVEY,im-- tl Anctlonefr.

TO LET

AI.AUWK KUKNI8HKUfor single

situated on liere- -m.Inula itreot. IS mlnatai'walk from Post OUlce. Address "O.,"this offloe. KW2--

TO XJC1

A1 Utioob,WAlKIKi

comfortableONTHA

quarters for one or two Bin-k'l- e mOentlsinen: board od- -

tloital; bathioK taolllUt good. Kor partinulatsenqulrn

Hiottt Hniil.KTIN OFKK1R,

TO LITnPHK PREMIflKS ONX School and Emmaatrreta. Mtely In Ihoccu- -

eat "li of Mr. Uo. w.Smith and known as ' Kehehuna " Forfmtliur (laitlouUri apply at th offlre of

lu-- ii B.01L IIHOWN.

BOOMS AND BOAKO.

FUBNPH FAMILYJtoonib with ih&er without bara; llnotof

rlinll fAmllv pnntrlnntlbO UUtbln itoom fur tinman Appiy to

M ATlllin limit ii.Itnretunla strrut, ueit door to J)r. Andvr""' IIS(I-- 1 m

roa bent on lease'PHOflK DKHIUAitLKJL I'miiilicx iu NuusniiVallfy Itimon as the Old feIce Work. Uroiiiiilimin.lain .m aires. Jluute Is roomy aim Iu(ro4ni irp.tr APiilloaitonswIll berreslTetlor iIoum and Uroniida Miarauily or awiioia. Apply at Uauk of Olau. Hpiaokals

0o. JlftMw

L. B. KERR'S

ANNOUNCEMENT I

I HAVR JUST RRCKIVKD A

LABOR A8HOKTMKNT OK . .

Fine Suitings,Elegant Patterns,

and Latest Styles.

THESE GOODS WILL DE BOLD INANY QUANTITY FROM A

100 Yards Down to Enongh

to Hake a Single Salt!

- AND AT -Hard Times Prices!

L. B. KERIl, - Impoktmi,QUEEN STREET.

Estate of F. S. Pratt, Deceased.

Notlte of Sale of R al Estate.

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THEHmry E. Cooper. Secunit

Judge of the Clntilt Court ot tuo First Cir-cuit. Republio of Hawaii. In tho matter ofthu Kttate of F. S. Pratt, dccoatd, madeand entered on tho '0th day of Boptomorr,it'll, tbe undersigned, Commltrlonet ap-pointed for tlist ptupO'O by said order ofraid Circuit Jndrfo, will ll at publlo auc-tion, to the highest blddir, crtsln realestate of the said K. S. Pratt, dercasrd,described as follows!

The premises at Watkikl, Honolulu,Oabu, described In the following drnli. r.

ed In the Hawaiian Registry of Con-veyances, vtt i Deed from K. 11. Allen toF 8. I'rxtt dated Juno 0, 1873, recorded InHook S7, pages Hi and 2Ui lced fiotn II.Oil's to F. . Pratt dated March 80. 1H70,recorlcd In Rook m, psgo 11 and l".i'i.

Thu talo will take place at the front doorof the Judiciary RulMIng, In Honolulu, atnoon on TU Kb I) AY Iheflth day of Octo-ber, 1891. Upx-- t price, SIMM). TermsCash, In U. 8. gold coin. Hate subject toconfirmation by the said Circuit Court.Deeds at expense of purch-se- r.

For further Information onoulre of thoundersigned at tho Judiciary building InHonolulu.

Dated Honolulu, Pent. 13. IK"I.HENRY SMITH.

ll.10-.1- w Commlaslnnrr.

W. W. AHANA.

1Mercbaat Tailor,

las sruMAa'tt atsiKINE SUITINGS

Relish. Scotcti Uu Amencao Goods.

Style and Fit UiiaranKwd.

Cleaning & Repairingluinil Tele. 618. P. 0. Box Hi

HH2-ti- n

Excursion to Waikiki

B OBNTSIJ avMP

Notice to the Public I

SMITH WILL RtlN A OIIBAPto Walklkl. A Ilu- - will leave

from the Old Chinese Theatre, King street,at livery Half Hour and Every Hour(daily) to the Street car Terminus, Wal-klkl lltf-l- w

WM. DA VIES,Rigger It Stevedore,

WRXOK1R,KHTIMATEb AND CONTRACTU ON

ALL KINDB OF WORK

ThuStrar "WAIMANALO"Will ran regularly between this port annWalalua, KAwalhapal. Mokulela, Keawe-nu- l

and Fuulkl on the Island of Oaho.For Freight. eto apply to the Captain.

Inanire at office of J. B. Walkeiover Bpreckeli' Rank. Fort atreet, 7- - tf

A. F. Medeiros & Co.

Merchant "H Tailors

Hotel Hu, notler Arlington Hotel.

Latest Pattern! in SuitingsKoelnd hv Every Hteamar

PER1-EC- T FIT OR NO SALE

Ring Up Both Telephones 122ros

Baggage Express,4tnH at HriJIinjttr't HaoelngMhi.il

i.), trMt near Fort,

JAMRB FOLLOdK.

i'nniDtshes and Olamware Wanted!Clocks, Watuhes and Jewelry Wanted t

Old Oold and Silver WanHsl I

W WfkMt frtoM NMI Jtk114 Slag itreet, Comer of Alakaa.

LUCOL -- :

tS THE

BESTPAINTOIL!

Save Half the Amount of Tour OU

BUI Through Suvlnn In Pigment.

Every painter slimiUl uso Lucol In-

stead ( Linseed Oil, because:1. Lri'OL Is more durnhle than Linseed

Oil.2. LccoL Is more tamoinkal than Lin-

seed Oil.

PHOOF THAT LUCOL fS MOREDURABLE.

Six years of nctunl line in exteriorliotire imlniiti in Culifortiiit (thomust trying climate for paints), inthe litirnitiK Iteut ol tlio Arixonu Des-

ert, tho Arctic cold of Aluekii, and onthe Atlantic const, linvo fully andjinictirally llOWll Hist Lucot, alwaysoulwi'iirs Linseed Oil under tho sumoconditions. All tho ocid works inHan Fn nciici h.ive dipcaided Lin-set- d

Oil (or Lucni,.

IIJiUHritATE THIH YOURSELF.

Put ktMiii; iini)iiinlii on Linseed andLutol i:iiiiii. Tim Liiihced paintsate in h few niiniites; thoLurol paitiin are practically unaffect-ed.

PROOF THAT LUCOL 18 MOREECONOMICAL.

Break up 1 Dim. pasto whito lendIn one pint of Lt'coi,, and thu ssineqiinutity in ono pint of Linseed Oil.Spread tho paints on similar darksurfaces for comparison. Tho Lucolpaint sprcndi ns far as mid covertmuch lictter than tho Linseed paint.To got equally good covering with thoLinseed i ml nl you havo to uso 2) lbs.of n'liiiu lend to one pint of LinseedOil. This men ns a saving of j lb. ofpaste lead to each pintot Lucol used,or G lbs. to every gallon, equivalentto your saving mnro than half thofirst cost of thu Lucou

Lucol is not in competition withcheap Linseed Oil substitutes.

mr i AmiwfM.b. I inn nii nr uw.,L.i2i-irrHi- 3.

A6diil!. (nr the Bawaffao Islands

srraW ' vr.. vV y'K rfa u'5(f V

VL1 n-- :

Wholesale Retail.

- KIIU. LINR Of .

Japanese'.' Goods!Slit and Coitoo Drass C.ooJ.s,

KU., tn. Klo. (Cm

iSilk, Linen anil Crape Shirts

-- OK rOMPLKTK HTOHK

viailt liy Yaiusuiyaol YokohaniM

r Wlicn yuu nrr Iu nerd of any turnif Jspaueke OmmIs, give ni rlr- -l mil nd

fH going all around town

ITOKLA.3ST,aoa Xtort Bt. xxaavz Cujitotzx ZCoum

PurelMilkWCDTZ. SA.TiH3 I

Delivered Twice Daily

TO ANY PART OF THE OITY

nul BaU 460

waialaIe ranch.lllcMm P. IBKNDERQ, Prop.

ASSIGNEES :-- SALE I

The Entire StockOF

WEiNNER & CO.WILL BE SOLD

Regardless ol Cost.

mvtlmrm Itft Mt tin Vxrlftr tavAwaMCouipHuu'e Olors tnttt hs

irvoniHttf utitntiM to.

rrilasttoa-- . 19.n. JAOUF.N,

IMtAOTIOAL OUN-MAKK- IU

I heg to Inform Hportlng Men ami theGcniiral Pnhllu that I am prepared to lis.

and Renovsle ver drseriiillon ofFirearms. Hum, Itllles and Revolversskillfully Iiliielnaaud itrown-lu- g

done In nny thsde, KlrUcln ii

guarnt-i- l Otinlotnsri tiromptlyatleiided to.

AddictsUNION SXilKKT, HONOLULU,