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J KVKItT APTKKNOONi V.XOKVT 8UNDAV.

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$ wsM libJlfr. deorpo IV. ,

Missouri.

Good AdviceQuickly Followed

Cured of Rhoumatlsm byHood's Sarsaparltla.

"C. I. Hood it Co., Lowell, Mass.:" I was taken down with rheumatism over

year ago. I was sick (or over six mouths.Often I would have such rains that I couldhardly enduro them. A friend came to me andadvised mo to try Hood's Harsaparllla. I toolchtm nt his word mid pot ft bottle of It, and sinehave taken eight bottles of It.

It Has Curod Mo"When tho doctors could do mo no good whatever. After being benefited so much from thismedicine I describe Hood's Sarsaparllla as awonderful medicine. I also advise every onewho is troubled with rheumatism not to be with- -

HoodVCuresout Hood's S.irsipirllla. I am n farmer, andtliomcdlclno has riven mo much energy andstrength to perform my work." Oeouuk "VY.

Tulev, Benjamin, Missouri.

Hood's Pills aro hand made, and perfectIn proportion and abearance. 25c. a box,

llobron Drug Coinjmny

Wholesale A coins.

BISHOP & CO.,Established In 1858.

BACKERS.Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.

DRAW EXCHANGE ON

THE BAHK OF CAUF0RH1A. SUN FRAHCISCO

AND THUm AGENTS IN

New York, Chicago, Boston, Paris,MESSRS, II, tri, BOTHCHILD k SONS, LONDON

FKANKFOKT-ON-T11E-MAI-

The Commercial Banking Co. of Sydney,N. B. W.

Tho Bank of Now Zealand, Auckland, andits branches In (Jhrlstchurch, Dunedinand Wellington.

The Bank of l(ritUh Columbia, Victoria, andits branches, Vancouver, IN'anaimo, West-minister, B. C., and Portland, Oregon,

The Azores and Madeira Inlands.Stockholm, Sweden.The Chartered Bank of India, Australia and

China.The Hongkong and Shanghai, China; mid

Yokohama, Iliogo niul Nagasaki, Japan.And transact a General Banking Business.

C, BREWER & CO,, LID

mi St., Honolulu, H. I.,

AG15NTS forHawaiian Agricultural Co., Onomea

Sugar Co., Hoiioimi Sugar Co., Wai-luk-

Sugar Co., Wnlheo Sugar Co.,Makee Sugar Co., Haleakala RacchCo.. Kapnpala Ranch.

Plantere' Lino San Francisco rackets.- elms'. Brewer & Co.'s Lino of BostonPackets.

Agents Boston Board of Underwriters.Agents Philadelphia Board of Under

writers.List of Officers :

P. C. Jonks PresidentGeo. II. UonKnTSON Manager12. .F. Bishop Treas. and Secy.Cou W. Y. Allen ..AuditorC. M. Cooke j

II. 'Wateriioube,. V DirectorsA. W. Caiiteii.,.. )

279-l- y

- ATLASASSURANCE COMPANY,

FOUNDED I8O8.Capital, - - $6,000,000Assets, - - $9,000,000

Having been appointed agents of the above"company we are now ready to eftect Insur-ances at the lowest rales ot premium,

II. W. SCHMIDT & SONS.

fVtln j?. PnnlQ I In1

Uaollb UUUIU) LIU I

LIFE AND FIRE

Insurance Agents.

AOKXTB FOR

NEW EXQLAKD MUTUAL

Life Insurance Co.OF BOSTON.

MTHA

FIRE

INSURANCE CO.

OF HA11TFORD, CONN

Try the

.Kfaff--' V fr

' 'fe-fl'll'- . -' Finj Printing.- -

JAS GOOD AS SETTLED.

NICAHAOItA WIU PAY INDEMNITYto i:ngi,ami.

(treat llrltittn's Forces to be WithdrawnCondition of tho Agreement Hum

nf JIlfi.BOO.

L.ONDON, May i. II is learnedon good authority that Cireat Britainhas agreed to the proposed settle-ment of her dispute with Nicaragua.The payment of the indemnity isguaranteed. It is said the affairhas been practically settled.

The following semi-offici- an-

nouncement was made this even-ing: The statement that theSalvadoran Minister has submittedto Great Britain on behalf of Nica-ragua certain propositions is cor-rect. The matter is now beingconsidered, and if reasonable se-

curity is given for the fulfillment ofany undertaking to comply withGreat Britain's demands, every pro-posal in the matter will be arrangedwithout inflicting further humilia-tion.

Washington, May i. Theguarantee of the payment byNicaragua of the indemnity as required by Great Britain will bemade in the amplest manner pos-sible, so that there appears to beno further obstacle between thetwo countries as to the final adjust-ment. The guarantee will bein any oue of several forms, as fol-

lows:The Bank of Nicaragua, a

national institution, with recog-nized standing in London, will ifneed be, give a guarantee.

The republic of Guatemala, oueof the richest Central Americanstates, stands ready to deposit

15,500 in a Loudon bank if Nica-ragua desires the favor.

The Nicaragua Canal Company,whose word in London will be ac-ceptable in the highest financialcircles, will give either a guaranteeor cash if need be.

Besides these guarantees, anyone of which is available, and isregarded as ample, the Nicaragtianauthorities are said to have actualfunds immediately available with-out calling for outside help. Aguarantee by the United States isnot regarded as essential under theforegoing circumstances.

1 he final proposition as now concluded between Nicaragua andGreat Britain will therefore be asfollows:

Greaf Britain agrees tdinfmedi- -

ately evacuate Corinto and with-draw her fleet. Nicaragua atrreesto pay the 15,500 in London fif-

teen days from the sailing of thefleet from Corinto.

FOR SALE.Ul HEAD OF

California Mules3 to 4 years old, unbroken,

Can be seen at

WAILAE RANCH(PAUL It. ISENBERQ'S).70VH.

FINE

From

OiO-l-

H. Hackfeld & Go.

HAVE just received, perF. ;iale"and

per other lato arrivals, themost complete stock of . ,

DOMESTICS,TAILOR GOODS,DRESS GOODS,CLOTHING,HOSIERY, ,

HATS,DOOTS AND SHOES,SADDLERY, Etc., Etc., Etc.

Hardware,Kails and Railway

Material,Crockery and Olassware,Dags and Bagging,

LIQUORS, BEERS,AMERICAN AND

EUROPEAN. GROCERIESFEEDS, FLOUR, Etc., Etc.

' A new supply of thecelebrated

"SAUERBRUNNEN"

. . Also on hand . .

KONA COFFEE (Old and Now)

THE HAWAIIAH STAR.

HAWAIIAN SUQAIt and RICE,

All of which they offer to thetrade ou the ou the mobtliberal terms.

MAY o,

ART

Having resumed business nnd takenadvantage of the past two weeks torenovate our studio wo nre belter d

than ever to fill orders for viewsof undent Hawaii and, ot the stirringovents of the late troubles. Portraitsof the leading characters a specialty.

Our portrait department Is open forengagements, nnd our work, as in thepast will bo tip to nil of the modern ad-vancements In our line.

For Rent.Tho premises on Judd Street, bevond

l.llllia, lately occupied by JoaquinMiller. Uouse of four Rooms and Kitcheni Stable at.d 2'i acres of land moroor less.

For SaleOne All Brass Double Ariln,. i.'n.

Punij), 3 inch suction and dischargowiin aou icct Si Inch Hose.

At a bargain one English doz cartImimrted.

One revolving baker's oven.Apply to

J. EMMELUTH.623 tf. No. 0 Nuunnu trwt.

Kates :

I

HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, THURSDAY EVENING,

WILLIAMS' GALLERY. ENGLAND'S CONFIDANT.

BETQUALITY

RUBBER

STAMPS

Made at shortn tice by the

.iii:iiiiii

HAWAIIAN

NEWS

COMPANY

LTD.

THE EAGLE HOUSE,Avenue,

UllUMMOND & JOHNSON, PitomiCToiLS.

First-Clas- s Family Hotel.ltOOMS EN HUITK Oil H1NOLE.

Detached nlth tlio HouseOur Table fs snppUed icith thebtst the afford

$3:00 pel lny; week; $:C0per niontn.

M. II. DRUMSIOND.L. M. JOI1NS0.1.

CASTLE I COOKE

LIMITED,

Importers,HardwareandGeneralMerchandise.

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

ENGLISH GOODS

Among which will be found

IRON CHAIN, all Sizes.IRON, all Sizes.

BRASS RODS,SHEET BRASS,

1895

Cottngcs

market

JliOOiwr

BAR

GALVANIZEDTUBS,GALVANIZEDBUCKETS,

GALVANIZEDAND BLACKFENCE WIRE,

Annealed and Tested

SLACK & BROWNLOWSWATER FILTERS,

' BALL BLUEING,COUNTER and BAG TWINE

HUBBUCK'S BOILED LIN-SEE-

OIL,WHITE LEAD,

ZINC and .

DRY COLORS,

Castle k Cooke, Lid.

IMPORTERS,Hardware and General MercbanilisG

Cnrr A complete unu.ocl U. S. COIUMBIAN

rllCC set, valued at f23. Full particulars(or stamp. K. F.1UAM1U, Sox S631, Ban Fran-cisco, California.

I'OWIIIIS AT W.KlllN01ON Mliltl:rui.r.v advisici) in jakuauy.

Agreed tit Ureal Ilrlttiln's Course v

Nicaragua The Understandingllearlied.

Nmv York, May 1; TheHerald's Washington correspondent telegraphs as follows: As tojtiiit what has transpired, betweenthe United States and Great Britain touching the Nicaragua affair Iobtained today some absolutelyreliable information. As early asJanuary last the State Departmentbecame aware of Great Britain'spurpose of obtaining redress for theoutrage perpetrated upon ConsulHatch and other British subjects.

The Department was not onlyinformed of Great Britain's intentions of enforcing collection of theindemnity demanded, hut waspolitely asked, to give a promptanswer as to what the position ofthe united States would be.

England got our reply withintwenty-fou- r hours. I was to theeffect that the United States wouldnot interfere with the collection ofthe indemnity demanded of Nicaragua so long as Great Britiau didnot attempt to possess itself of anyNicaragua!! soil or make any encroachment 011 Nicaragua!! territorybeyond that absolutely, necessary tocollect the amount of indemnity incustoms due at Nicaragua!! ports.Equally as positive assurances thatthere would be no violation of theseconditions were received fromGreat Britian.

There was thus a perfect understanding between the two countries and Great Britain forthwithcontinued negotiations with theCentral American republic nothampered by the slightest fear ofintervention on the part of theUnited States. Keeping good thatpromise, this Government lias keptits hands off and will continue todo so as long as Great Britain doesnot assume to control the Nicara- -

guan republic or acquire any of itspossessions.

linear Wllili-- .

London, May 1. The jury inthe Oscar Wilde case disagreed.He will have another trial at thenext term of the central criminalcourt.

WHYPAY

RENTWhen you can applythe rent money to pur-

chase a house ?

We will sell you a house to bebuilt to suit you by paying month-ly installments.

Call aud examine our plan andsatisfy yourself that our proposition is one which will be fully sat-

isfactory to you.

'HE HAWAIIAN SAFE DEPOSIT AND WYEST-ME-

COMPANY,

408 Foht Stheet, Honolulu.

HawiianElectricCompany.

The cleanest. lirtehteKt lafit ami reallv.n the loin; run. the chojiiwst ami Lust Unfit

for umi In the family residence, la the incandescent eloctrlc light. (Safe; nothing coulddo saier. A lew nays ago a prominent gentlemaii ot Honolulu came, rushing down tothe olllce nf the Electric Company anil said:"utvo me ngures ior wiring my uoue, aim 1want It done at once; no more lamps for me.Last nluht a lamn tioDed over and It cameso near hotting fire to the house nnd burningniv cuiiureu ana 1 laite no more rnKS.

This is the sentiment of quiU) a numlier Inthe past few weeks, who have orde'red theirhouses fitted with the perfect light.Jut think it over and make up your mind

that you want the befit and safest light; semifor the Hawaiian Electric Company ami tellthem u liat you want.

we nave a complete stock or everything Inthis lino and have just received a lot of Ihevery latest designs iu chandeliers.

WILDER & CO.(EiubliiheJ la i!;i.)

Estite Si C, WILDER -i- - W. C, WILDER.

Impoktim and Dbaliei in

Lumber and Coal

Building MaterialsSUCH A3

DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,

Builders' Hardware,Patau, 0il, Glass.

WALL PAPER, ETC.

Oor, fort and (Jucen Streets

HONOLULU, H. I.

BmJT1ULU

Best Family MedicineCURE

Sick Headache, Constipation,DYSPEPSIA, LIVER TROUBLES.

Purely Vegetable. Easy to Take.Tlio delicate g of Ayer's I'llli

illMolvcslminoillalclyon reaching tlio stom.acli, anil pcrinlU tho full strcnglli of eachInercillcnt to ho spccillly nvtallateil. As aliiirjKitlve, either for traveller urn a familymedicine, Ayer' Pills are tho best la thoworlil.

AYER'SPILLS,Hade by Dr. J.tl. Aycr & Co.,Lo cll,MaM.,TJ.S.A.

HIGHEST AWARDS AT THE

World's Great Expositions.

CT3f" Urwnri of rhcap Imltntlnm. Tlic nameAjcr'f IJ lift U IiIohii lit 1L ifUaa ot achot utir lHUka.

iHOLLISTKR DRUG CO.,

W HOI.ICSAI.K A OK NTS.

II. B. BHENILAM.ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Will practice in all tlio Courts of theHawaiian Islands.

Office: 318 I'ort street, Honolulu.

J. M. MONSARRAT.

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTAIIY

ruiu.ic.Cartwright Block, Xlerclinnt St., Honolulu.

E. M. iAKUINA,Commissioner of Private Ways and

Water Rights.

Nottiry l'uljlloAgent to Grant Marriage Licenses.

Mutual Telephone

WILLIAM WAGKNEU,CONTKACTOU AND 1IUILUEU,

Second Kloorflonolulul'l.uiliii.' Mill, tort M.

AH Kinds of Jobbing Promptly Attendod to.

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

matic Art,Arlington Hoti;l. s 547

P. I), llox Sir. Telephone. 210.

LEWIS & CO.IMPOKTEHS.

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

Ill Fort St., Honolulu, II. I.18.U

31. PHILLIPS & CO.

Wholesale Imitorters and Jobbers ot

AMERICAN & EUROPEAN DRY GOODS.

Corner Fort anil Queen Sts., Honolulu.67tf

II. W. SCHMIDT & SONS

IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION

MERCHANTS.

Fort Street, Honolulu.

31. S. GIUNBAU3I & CO.Limited.

HONOLULU 11. ICommission 'Merchants and Importers

of General Merchandise.San Francisco Office. !M5 Front Ht.

E. YANDOOKN & CO.,No. 208 FORT ST.,

Stop on your way to t!io whnrf nndbuy a ciK'T or ct nn Iced cold drink.

CONBOLIU.vTKI)

SODA WATER WORKSCOMPANY, LTD.

Esplanade, corner Allen and Fort .treeta.

HOLLISTER & CO.. AgontS

THE SEATTLE SOAP CO.

Beg to inform tlio public ofHonolulu and the other Island that acomplete line of their famoUH mid de-servedly popular

LAUXDHY AM)TOll.m SOAl'S, .

WASlllSQ COMl'OUXDS,AX1MAL SOAPS, ETC,

have been introduced into thi marketand bio now to bo found mi ealo nt theKroccry stored of U.K. MclNTYUKifc Clio.,O. ilu&TACK mid Hkniiv Davis & Co.,where their elegant display cabinets canbo seen. T Voluo given prlctscharged hus'nover bpen nual it ihiauinrket . nn other Soap

Now Ready the Second Edition

of the --

STAR'S WAR' DOOK

Price 2jc.

KRAJEWSKICANE CRUSHER

AVo beg to draw tliu planters attention to tliia inaclilno lor wliich wo claimmu ioiiowing auvamiiKiw:

THE CRUSHER will cut the ratiotrnnaverselj in pieces about U Inchedlong nnd extract about CO per cent, ofthe juice nmtyieliver the crushed enne inu uniform layer to the 3 roller mill,thereby causing a perfect feed ami

extraction of Juice.THE CRUSHER will lenve tho "akin"

on the cane, thereby giving the juice abetter chance to bo expelled than if thecano" wub ripped open subjecting the(mlp to tho hard packing on the returner

of the 3 roller mill.THE CRUSHER will save labor in

hatidlfngopf tho caiic, n un r

distribution of cane oh the cairier willnot materially eirect the regular nndeven feed to the 3 roller mill.

THE CRUSHER will not requireBteam or boiler power, as it has

leenthat

fuelof

ten

are nil

Itsmill

thatcar

notunv

28, lwri. tncrtnml of dally work, Onlng toI run Co. Inun the of our limine

Bias: Wo Imve tho Cruttlirr nfnco the haw to drive slow, but If nCor tho Reason huo had no cuuld do 15 to 'JO per cent, mure worktrouble hitch whuteu-- or the withcliiilne. Labor We save three men tho

llie In 40 per cent, to W) mil In.iHjr cent, nt the juice Reside the The truth in rery and can a) bIn lie to elx inchi-- Unix and uUlmrti un plenty ot the wwi

ami to tnre ellhca wood coal. ralihniMy )nirt,roller mill. nrt tn Iht rent.more ork per (lay and do much more if

boIIliiK house cnp.iclty would permit. Varc saviiiK the labor of six mwn on the cane

e tryKorthlttf about the Cruher works

pm(K)lh and tho of teamin trilling, tw oii may judKe, we

are ruunltiK two cnitlnei? for tn threo millsand have Men m to cpare for tho Hollinu Moumifromo i 6x2ii foot boiler. course w itlt thint'Mn feed of cane from the crusherwo are enabled to rime down our mill m chmore thanewr before, and from experiment

drying the trash, there was only 40 to 43 percent, of mnitture left la

Our run of frri tiding ordinarily In from 8)lowt'tt, tuvi' HAi clarlllers Infourteen hours.

remain, jours respectfully,II.

Manager I'eiH-eke- fcucar Co.

IMia Plantation, 3, 1M),

Honolulu IroTi WorksCo. 1emi.kmk Wofind thw Crusher advantageous Inthe Item:

Stearin awl wen fcett the ttitrc tolhr mi if,thus caiiHlmru Ie8 strain ou themill and at the time nlvln tis from Ao percent, extraction or juice.

L.ICII 111.111 II Mill Oilll illll!3l.U

demonstrated in practice,tho increased extraction of juice

haw improved the trah hr bo ns tofully mako up ior the additional useb in to drive ft.

THE CRUSHER is strongly built,the are made of aohd Bteel ringson the Bhafts. The ofHteeland the epurwheel is provided withBegment rim. speed is about thesni no as the rullt'in, therebycomfort aud ttafety in running. It Is'foconstructed, should iron art0,suchas IkiUs, coupling links andcane knives, etc., go through, it willInjure of the parts.

The following nre testimonials fromplantations where the crusher at presentis at work:

Wl IMOXIAIHlfcrKEKro Mnrch

McftsrM Ilonntulu Works limited cHpatitv boiling weusud tliUrulier

U'wlnnlm, a tut Miryor with It it.

Saving. atCrusher extracting

cutting cane ttry alu supplypieces with teum without of

Irericn, een steady feed tlie oriliiiriL l"t

couldour

currier day.

undeaHV, amountfor

Ofcrmthed

oftt,

highest, gallonI

DKACOX,

MarchKrajewskl

undernoiedof

Kreatxbalmniu to

oeuer

nuctual

piuloin

giving

J. W. COLVIL1.K, ManaKer.

Kkkaiia Plantation, March 22, IMS.MehrH. Honolulu Iron Works Co., 1khHi Lis i Wm Iulvh lhn working thu lMt1tMLI

Ur- slier since the ot October lf'JI,without delav and with the inns satresults from the fitart. our dallv work ImIncreased from W clariuers to bo clarl tiers (.'jiuuallons) with the tame number of In bo re n anwe used lefoie. Mnce we are using the Crusheri no extraction nas increased conriueraiy andthe trash leaea tho 2 roller mill dtftr tlmtiformerly and make excellent fuel. Jty addingiiici iHBiiiT wu niiireiieiHieo hull our siesmltiff catiacitv mltrlit Ih InstlMlclent. but wn anilthat the Crurher and tho tliLeo roller mill to-gether consume les power than did tho II roll-er mill before alone. Tho extraction of theCrusher amounts to U) per cent, of thejulceami wie rwier mm receives a steauy amiregular feed, thereby decreasing tho risk ofbreaking tho roller shafts.

We an recommend the Krejonskl CaneCrusher hi a valuable addition toa mill whichwill pay for itself in a short time. We remain.)Hr iruiy.t or Kekaha Sugar Co.,

F. W. GLIDE,We are at present making a Crusher iu our shops nnd shall be nl eased to feliow

and explain its construction to any party interested.

HONOLULU IRON" WORKS CO.,Sole Agents for Hawaiian Islands.

EQUITABLELIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY

OF THE UNITED STATES,

Issues Insurance on the following plans:

Ordinary LifeLimited Payment LifeEndowmentsTontineTontine Savings FundSemi TontineFree TontineTontine Installments, with or without com

muted valuesFree Tontine Installment Benefit PoliciesIndemnity Bonds, coupon bearing at

maturity if desired

roller

iiins,

amount

Endowment Bonds, 5 per cent, guaranteesfor life

Endowment Bonds, 5 per cent, guaranteesten years and ever increasing Insuranceclause

Deferred Annuity with profitsAnnuitiesReturn Premium PoliciesJoint Life InsurancePartnership InsuranceChildren's EndowmentsSingle Premium Policies with profitsTerm Insurance, Etc., Etc.

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

Matured Policies for 1894 have all been settled with despatchat this office, and Policies maturing this year are being settled by

1. r .. rr : ,.i I

For full particulars call at the Office of the Manager:

Bruce Cartwright,I7(i. era Manager for the Jawa'ian Islands.

Equitable Life Assurance Society of theUnited States,

TtillMHl

5T CKNTS A MOMIIIK AnVAMOB.

NO 653.

NATIONAL CANE

Mutinied under lh". tatcs of the n

llejmhlie.

One of thew Shredders hasrecently been installed at themill of the I'aahau PlantationCompany, Hnmnkun, Hawaii,and Mr. Andrew Moore, themanager, writes concerning it

I'AAUIIAU 1'LANTATION (' ,

Hamakca, Jan. HI, IK.m. (1. Inwis & Co., I.tu., Honolulu:OKMLt.ML.N The mill bun Lwen runuliiK dur-ing tlio mst twu weeks, with tlio .VntlonalCnne KlirixMer lately Inikillcl, clvine themtKHlsfnutor.v riwiltB.

Our mill conltji of tbrw win of tn o rol-lers, !ta In. dia. by 72 111. long, the i.liiedderdisiw S It. 7 ill. lone, driven l.r anautomatic engine 11 In. dia. cylinder by It111. IMI llh..

Tlie Ualt'joll cane llntr iuil!i.l i n Imnla it Ik poolble fur cano to lie, bmlng beensubjected to a severe drought during tho

hole (KTiod ofll . dn tU, and grow lug onland with a trade mittl oxihimii-u- . Our ex.perieiicu iiltlilUchlii-oililer- . nutlcularly withalwvo ciuie, proven it to U- - just hat ourmllli riijulre.1, tlie i.liie,liUl eanu lieing betterprepared to liavo Its Juli e extrai toil limn

after iias.ing tlip.uli tlio lln.t mill.Tlir ilrn mill it now allimed to oieu In.iutteadot h in. ai f.iimerly, w that the trakhnow leaven the llrt mill, better ground, thanIt formerly did tho second, and thin w ithoutthe old timed groaiilng, choking, and strain-ing of tho machinery.

Behind tho llrst and socon.l mill wo ntmlvhot ater, tho quantity for the jwst VI day,as ier statement attuehtxl, has aeragedTper cent, ou tho lotnl juico from the cane.

Tho trash from tlio bust mill is cut up muchfiner than before tho Miredder was applied,mi.ch of it resembling saw dust, it containas per statement lill r of moisture andmakiM geod fuel, tho Juico from thi lat millstands ft degrees Hrlx., so that the moisturein tlie thu.li in of S ier cent, sugar solution.

Tho UoiUm nmko steam much easier thanbefoi-e- , now euro lias to lie taken to keep themfrom blow ing otr, Hbereas liefore great curew&Hiiecnwiry to keep the steum Irom goington low hen the Tint was on.

lly tho usoof tho bhreddero havewith six men, formerly neressnry to

dlbtrihiito the cano ou tho currier, feed tl allrst mill, and throw back tho long pieces.

iue nurenuer .ineumery is a goou suihstantlal Jon, and should cnu little or notrouble, as it is subjectoil to but light strains.

You n ill mw that by applying the Shrill-de- r,

our woik in all dejiai tnieiits lias Ikciieij iiiuieriany linproveil oimillllllg a

lietter extraction at lesi exieuso than former-ly. The groat Improvement in our strain,onuses much s.itisfaclion to those eugagtsl intho Mill.

Yours Hesriect fully,A. MOOHE.

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

W. G. & Go. Ltd.Stile Ag.eiiti-- for the

Httieaiiii" tVjlllhlic

AM. at tiii;Golden Rule Bazaar

CHARLES SEYDONE,SCENE ANDOUN A MENTAL l'AINTEU

Sliia Writer, I'aiirrlianger nil Decorator.r.uiiiiiK nrass auu .inc. I'ooipinui andMonourams. Disss KmtMjssllii;. AilvprtlsA.ineiits t ainted on Tin ur Wood from f 14 ahundred up. Leaie orders at No. 1H Kuk.nlHtreet, i harlelon House.

J. T. Lund,15 Ilethel street. I'KACTIOAL GUN andUlUKHMITll. Special attention given toOruameiital Iron Work, such as Gales, Hail-lug-

and Ollitw Klxhirus. iVjxnriiio- - of altniniis. inueing ami uosiociiihg uuns.blcyclwi llepalred. iVlS-l- y

n n n n n m lia pi$t suvrs wntedUUUUUU tiefure Ju ) 1. IMS.

Will tiay cash or gUo goel tfXchanKe iu otherstami. Itegister ruLsiiftiinents on npprovsl

llh lowest prices, lteuiltliuue ulllloilow,or stamps returmd st onee If prices aro toilhuh. 'the maue, liceut aud vj centaud l.Ul i'mitrvij' krJ especially drslredAgents uuutetl. ( ataWuo on receipt oftamp. K. K, UAMUS, coin and slsimi deal,r. lioi 2031. han K'aiicIm'o. t'al. Kstabllshed

"

Tim Hawaiian Star.fUPt.lnllKU BVRKV AFTBRNOON

s.cb?t sundayIHK HAWAIIAN STAR NRWSPf"

I'lIK .SBOOIAUON. ut.

TUU15SDAY,

. . . . KU1TOHHUKINK.S8 MANAUKU

KAT134,

IVr vnur In Advauce. --

Tor Moti'h Hi Advance, --

For li)i. wr Yenr In Ailvaucp. -

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13.01)

ArvmiTHiMo it at km:

lute tor triUHlent find regular ml vertlnlntfmii bo obtained lit the publication ofllce.lopxenre prompt Insertion all navertlie-in- ci

t inut bo delivered Rt the unnlncMMl'fo hftire 10 ft. in

MAY

Tin: new Colonel takes liold likea man who knows his business.

It is China's turneven if through tears.

.75

It, 1895.

to smile,

Ik the yellow fever the revolu-

tionists of Cuba have a grim and

effective ally.

Surak is advancing, laud values

ate advancing, and Hawaii com-

mercially is feeling pretty well.

cast Some of theford's head are the sole power! ydspeedingway.

a filibuster party

Soim of the claimants are quitemodest with their bills against the

Government. Others believe in

aiming high.

Tun trial of Messrs. Bush andx'nwnhi for conspiracy, has several

of the elements of an oriental his

torical drama.

Bv heu crowning act of last even

ing, Mrs. Dole completed her con

quest of the hearts of the "boys'

of the first regiment.

Japan commands the admirationof the world by her superb display

of courage in dealing with Russia,

Prance and Germany.

Anvicus on the Nicaragua affair

will be in the nature of a revelation

to those who have been wildly

commenting on the case.

Sam'l Nowlkin seems to bevery much in earnest in bis assur-

ances that he is for all time apeaceful and g citizen.

Enumies of the Republic show

splendid energy and most ambi-

tious hatred when they undertaketo have.Eugland annul her recogni-

tion of this government.

All members of the Honolulucolony on the California coast knowa good country anyhow, if theirjudgment in another direction is

open to question. They love Ha-

waii as a home.

The 'Tiser continues to assistCapt. Palmer in the cause he represents, namely, antagonism tothis Government. As a "ferninst"correspondent Capt. Palmer is a

fine success in the way of confus

ing and fooling some people.

The cable news from Sydney

has no mention of Hawaii. Is thismerely an omission, or are the isl

auds to be given the go-by- ? Most

likelv oiilv an omission. Thestrainer companies would insist onhaving communication with thisport.

Dispatches fail entirely to de

fine the position of Great Britain

relative to the difference betweeii

Japan and three big powers ofEurope. In all likelihood theUnited States wil keep out of theaffair, but all concerned had histfigure on even the silence of GreatBritain, else they are doomed to alively awakening.

Tin; San Francisco Chronicle isalmost as serious as the Call ishilarious in discussing imaginaryplots against Hawaii, 'ike Chronicle

says:

Our Government, in view of therumors of the fitting out of a hostile expedition, should proclaim thestrictest neutrality, with a notice"To whom it may concern," thatSan Francisco cannot be a b?se forhostile operations against the Ha-

waiian Republic. The exiles in

this city would take the hint nodoubt, and the United States mightbe saved from having to do whatEngland deemed it expedient to do

n the case.

G. II. Mumm'g & Co.,8 Extra DryChampagne ie the purest and best anil Id

the leading brand in the world's markets.The importations into the United ritnitM

, for the year 1891 was over 100.000 caws.Mdcfarlaue & Co, are sole agents forthebo islands.

J.uily llervitlerd.

London, April 30. The wid-

owed Duchess of Marlborough,formerly Mrs. Louis Hammersleyof New York, was wedded todayto Lord Win. Beresfcrd, formeilyColonel of the Ninth Lancers.

THIS PAPER UaW liWrtiA!iucy, 6 hLtiiu .Merchant a Lxcluiiihtt, baaFriro.ico, Cnl. wlin ccmtiKClx (cr lmrtint C4Q tin n si'e fur 1'.

May 4, tStf.

It was on the" bay and it wasdecidedly peaceful and pleasant.The harbor was so smooth thatthe plash of a playlul mulletsounded like the swisli from thetrail of a fast launch against a

liner. A lot ol young people wereout in light boats In the moon-

shine the Japanese lanterns Irani.1 ,... r i .;i,i

attractive

Alabama

tu.i. nn:us iiouluu uizuv. ouim; nIL1I3 J

them, with splendid power at theoars neltl a mgn, sicauy spceuIn some of them there wassilence. In some there was lowconversation. In some there waslautrhter. In some there wassoft, soulful, enthralling music,In some there was heavy accompanienient to gentle singing. In

some there was eager, abandonmusic, both vocal and from thestringed instruments. It was

strange there was no discord be-

tween the music close to thebosom of the bay and the mar-

tial strains from the brave bandamidships on the white cruiserthat sat still as a marble break-wate- r.

A. Jasper Langdon divedfrom a wharl. He was at the bot-

tom of the bay some time. Whenhe returned he had in his hand aletter. It contained the remittance he had been telling tnehotel keeper and others about.It had been to 1 loner Kong andhad become mixed up with a

bundle of opium that had beendropped in the ocean by the"black squad" of a big steamer.Perhaps Mr. A. Jasper Langdonwill apply for the vacant placeof chief of the secret service.

Water direct from the pipescan never be just what is wantedfor drinking. Nature always

a bit of assistance. Allfoods must be prepared, and whynot water? Our improved stonefilter, the lamous Gate City,meets all requirements, and nohousehold should be withoutone. We have one in glass, toshow you th'-- operation by whichall impurities are removed anddisease insured against.

At this season the thoughts offamilies turn to refrigerators.We could say a good deal aboutthe Alaska anu otners 111 ourstock. What we offer is economical and handy cold storage inodorless wood, minus mechan-ism, with perfect ventilation anddrainage. We have several sizesand have pleased all customersiii to date. Our round refriger.ator, made ol iron, with brassdoors, is a novelty. It is a firstclass article and may just suityou.

The Wcrtheim Sewing Machine is still one of our leaders,It holds its own in the trade.That is because we make theright figure on a machine thatdocs good work, runs light anddoes not get out of order. Werecommend the Wcrtheim andand people who know and pcopie who try, it agree with us atonce.

Now, we carry a safe. Weexert ourselves to keep a stockof Victors always on hand. Itis quite roomy, is well built ofgood metal, is handsome, is entirely sale as a repository, and,best of all, the contents are safeIrom damage by lire ii the building burns, and you know thatmay happen. The Victor is inuse in post offices in almostevery state in the United Statesand we have testimonials galoreIt is the favorite with small busincss houses, with professionalmen and is much used by nidividuals who wish to keep papersand valuables at home. It ismaking its way in the Islandshere strictly on its merits. Whenyou see it you will recognize atonce a good thing,

THE HAWAIIAN HARD-WAR- E

COMPANY.

307 Fort street.

AUTHORITY.

OF.NFl''. llEArKJOXRTElt?, ItErUHLlC )

or Hawaii.AllJl'TANT UENEIt.U.'S OlTIUK, )

Honolulu, H. I., May Dtli, 1803.

General Orders No. 28Tim following Biniolntinent Is hereby

nmiounceil for the information of thev- ....... i n....i ..r it.. ,.u nnlll'IlT

MAY; '9

wnniiIU of

local branchesSociety

were

Mr.

.iiuiiu u. ii...nii, iiui.ui.i li ,1 i , , .. nHAMILTON Mcl.UAN. to he. Colonel " "ecuraieu wuu wimcof tho Nntlounl Uunrd and green ferms. A picture ofof llawnll, May Dili, Madame Ulavatsky an artisticA. D.

JNO. U. SOl'Klt,

Adjutant-General- , N. G, II.were

was offered several.

POUND NOTICE. sincing

In with Section 1. of 'nle nrosirani included folClnpter of Session of lets, Paper on Madameimvo nay cnniiReii tne 01 sky's i,re, paper on the llhagavadthe Pound at to Gita; from Arnold'sthe Inntl owned Kukoa Kaapu, "Iight paper onand known as Halenha, on the innuku "Soul;" reading Mrs. A. Pesant's

of the road leading to o( Practical Theo- -Punnluu, in District of Uonhv recitaIsland of Oaliu. and sontr bv the Lotus

In with Sections, of Chap--1 two hours and was heartilyter XXXV of the Law of byI have this day appointed P.ivid KckonKaipu, Pound-maste- r the nhoveGovernment Pound, vice J. Wahlnp- -

malkai, removed.

J. A. KING,Mit'ister of the Interior.

Interior Olllce,May 7, 1895.

MK. JOHN L. KAULUKOU has thisday been appointed a Notary Publictlie First Judicial Cuciiit of the Hawaii.an Islands.

J. A. KING,of the

Interior Olllce,May 7, 18!l

il lit .

mmWORLDFAMED

1"mmm

SEQUAH'SCURE

For Indigestion, Liverand Kidney Complaints,Billiousncss, Flatulence,and kindred ailments. .

IGSi

SEQUAH'S

Is unequalled forPains, Swellings,ncss of Joints and C011- -

tractcd Strains,Spraiusand Bruises. For

Bkonciiitis andAsthma and all

RHEUMATICCOMPLAINTS,

Sciatica, Lumuago,Neuralgia, RiiumaticGout Muscular,Acute and allRliumatism use Scquah'sCure internally-- , andScquah's Oil externallyand will cure your-selves speedily ind

Attend SEQUAH'S LECTURES everyevening at 7:30 o'clock in tho

OLDCor, of and

Punchbowl Streets,

Ocular Demonstration, Cripplesby one

Band

OILS

Seats Pkovided.

n

a

Sequah attendi at the Old Armorv at3 o'clock each day to sell the remedies.,,,,1 I,. ..,,,!...,, ...i,n ...;!..,.

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ADMISSION FREE

Stella J. Tibbets of Boston has bwcossimiy passoa tno examination 10quired by board of regUtration inpharmacy. Hor uamo first on the

of tho ninowho recoived certificatesof tho 43 applicants examined.

Two English writers, well known thiseido of tho sea as aro heriously illfrom overwork in a literary way Mmo.Sarah Grand and Mrs. Lynn Linton.

the Washington legislature theoxtending full suffrage to

has boen dofeatod a majorityof two

Mrs. Louisa It. Robie, a granddaughter of General Stark, now 86 ofago, is living in Manchester, N. II.

Thero uro 200 in thohospitals of Japan.

THE H.WAIIAN STAR. THURSLAV t6gi

li.vv.

by llio 1 Iipiiii1iIiIItlllHlllllll.

The of the Thee-souhic- al

celebrated Wh tcLotus Day at Ifostcr Hnll Wednes-day evening. The roams fill-

ed with lodge members and theirfriends. Mark Robinson actedas chairman. The hall was beauti- -

.iiui'iiiai nuwersFirst Ueglmcnt,

with tunk from and18U3.

well,

placard bearing the letters "II, P.U. ui white hung on the wall.

papers readby members and Irietuls, and music

OW-I- U bv Particularmention-i- s due the recitations

of the Lotus Circle, aTheosonhical class for children.

ncconlatico theXWV the I towing: Blavat--

tiitn locationGovernment Hnuuln, a selection

hy DavM of Asia;" theof

side Government "place Peace1"the Koolauloa, and reincarnation

tiou Circle.

enjoyedSession lBNt, all

for

652-- 3t

for

Minister Interior.

"

Nerves,

andforms of

you

Stiff.

Beretania

upon

treatment.

was

out

byvotes.

years

womon nurses

i.i)Ti:s

Oliornllnn

Several original

and

The meeting continued for nearlyaccordance

present.

amendment

G. II. Munim & Co.'s Hxlui DryChampagne hns the higheH nna.d forexcellence and purity. The celebratedvlntairo of 18SU in now on the marketJliciarlaue & Uo. are boiu agents iorthese islands.

Coimiilrncy Cime.

Tlie Hush - jMawalu conspiracycase continues to occupy the attention of the Circuit Court. Thedefense put on two witnesses lateWednesday and six this morniugIt is just possible the case will hefinished this evening.

sii.ici:.v cni.oiu.

Pre Htfiitiillou anil lliittali.in Hi HI On

Union Siii!tre,

The Pirst Regiment turned outan average ot about lortvmen to the company for thedrill and parade Wednesday evening. A special feature of the occasion wai tne presentation 01 auew flag by Mrs. Dole. Compat yI) was delegated to receive theHag and brought it from the Executive building. Mrs. Dole then111 a few words formally presentedthe flag to Lieutenant-Colone- l

Fisher for the regiment. ColonelFisher replied in fitting terms.

The Hag was received by bcr- -

geant Naone, after which he tookhis position with Company C. Thebeautiful ensign is of silk with akoa staff sui mounted by an anowheac.

The companies drilled well underthe direction of Major Mcl.eod.All of the principal movementswere executed. The battalion didnot leave the square.

Theater IluU.Tho Now Jcrsoy lecislatnro has fol

lowed tho lead of tho Now York legisla-ture in throwing out an anti-hig- woman's hat at publio amusements bill. Itnow remains for tho Now Jorsoy womento follow cxaniplo sot by many oftho fashionablo Now York women Indiscarding the uso of tho too high hatin all places whom it can discommodoother people.

By tho way, it seems to us that tliofar too high woman's hat ought not to

worn in church any more than attheater or concert It may preventperson who sits behind from witnessingthe church coremonios jr Irom seeingtho clergyman. A row of thoso too highhats in a pow may prevent a lot of peo-

ple from beholding tho things whichought not to bo boyond their vision.

Tho lovellnoss of a lovoly woman intho street, or in hor carriage, or in anelevated train, or in a trolley orcar may, howovcr, bo euhauced by thewearing of a bat that is as high and asornamental as sho pleases or as herpuree will justify. New York Sun.

She Objected to FootlljthU.A roar of applauso erected Susan D.

Anthony in the National Woman'aConn-oi- las sho advanced from tho' wings to

tho front of tho stage, whero tho foot-

lights suddonly blazed ont with alltheir force, lightiug up to ndvantagohor silver hair, striking face and wellformed figure. She soemod as she stoodthero hoforo the audience, gavel inhand, n lilting loader of Amerionn women, licr ueariug was ciignincd, graoeiuiand unconscious, as calm and command-ing as n Greek-goddess- , with nothing oftho masculinity and aggressiveness gen-erally supposed to the qualities of

A. R O RYt frago. Thoso who had never before seen

lieved

the

list

tho

tho

thoso to whom sho was familiar weredolightod and charmed.

"My, my," sho exclaimed goodas tho gas flared up again, "I

can't stand this. Let tho lights boturned off. Anything but tbo foo-tlights." Washington Post.

The lloniehold of Prlncru AliiShortly aftor tho arrival of Princess

undergo the treatment A"x 6,10 wns B'vea a large

In

women

be

horse

be

uiuuuj, uuuiuiiiing more man a tliou-6im-

photographs of mombors of the Russian aristocracy, some of whom woreeventually to bo chosen to form thehousehold of the princess on her becoming empress. With every picture was abiography and a short description of thocnaracter anu disposition of tho orluinal. It is said, howevor, that PrincessAiix immediately returned tho book.accompanied by a letter in hor ownhandwriting, to the effect that sho preferred to submit to the guidance of herfuturo husband in all. such mattersrather than trust to any passiug impressiou Mio hcrsolf might roceivo frommcro portraits. Loudon Queen.

The llrovrulng Memorial,The scheme to erect a memorial to

Elizabeth Barrott Browning at Led.bury, Herefordshire, England, projectedover a year ago, has assumed propor-tions which warrant completo success,and its promoters confidently expect tododicato it in June. Tho momorial willbo in tho form of an institute ami clocktower. Tho building will contain 1 read-ing room, library and assombly hall.

Mrs. J. V. Kemp of Minneapolis hasbeen employed in the offlco of tho regis-ter of deeds of that city for more thanthree years and is said to bo one of thebest copyists in the oflloe.

Here's an Edea !

A chance to get a

Pair of Shoesl'OR

Ten HHnutes' Work !

The question among the businessmen of Honolulu is . . .

DOHSADVERTISINGPAY ?

To solve the problem as well asto ascertain whether advertisementsattract tue attention of newspaperreaders, we offer a pair of our best$5.00 shoes ($'6.50 anywhere else)to the person who sends us, underthe head of "Wanted," the cleverestadvertisement of our shoes.

It must be original, concise, andto the point. It must not be longer than any ordinary want ad.found in the daily papers.

Advertisement to be written onone side of white paper and signedby the competitor's full name andaddress. State the name of thepaper in which you saw this notice and enclose your effort in anenvelope marked ....

Mcnemy's Shoe Store,

Honolulu..III. Omijirtfflmi.

Tlie attention of out of town subscribqrs is particularly called to thi:

competition We want your ad

Honolulu competitors may droptheir envelopes 111 tne box just inside the store door.

Co iipetillon Mc l XiionJune 15, l! . '

Competent judges will decidewho is entitled to the prize.

ineroy s

HONOLULU.

KnowledgeIg Power.

Therefore you shouldtake advantage ofevery opportunity thatpresents itself of add-ing to your stock

The New --

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

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

EXHIBITIONAT

OF

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

Imported Dihi:ctly by

M POULAIN.dilorcit warranted notto break or crack . . .

Any Kind ol UnderwearMade to Order.

Telfhiosk 478.

aOOli m'KSTMEXTS,

8 Acren up NiUMnti Vnlluy.18 Acres up Milium nlltjy.311 Acres up Knllhl ulley.4 Lots 011 Herein iihiHlrect.8 Lots on Alexander Stieet.2 Lots on Mng izine Htreet.4 Houses and L'Jts 011 Punchbowl

Street. ..a lloufcsiinil UHBOli lU'ieuwm oireei.

11. ,u.. mill Liit on Wilder Avenue,and other pioperties for sale.

ENQUIKI'

C. D. CHASE,Safe Deposit Building,

Tel 181.

OK

BristleHolding

408 KOUT STKEE1

together with correct shapeand proper degree of stiff-

ness, go to make the ideal

Tooth llrush. In the . . .

you have all the goodpoints combined. It isthe best brush ever im-

ported and we sell themfor

TwentyFive

We guarantee the" Aloha " Brush,but see that thename is stampedon the handle. . . .

HOBKON MUGDRUGGISTS.

AT?

CO.

G."E.Accountant. Collector aM Copyist

Ollle- - with U. D. Chase,Safe Deposit Hiiilding.

Telephone 184;The collpctlonof (lovmitnent billsneiieclaly

JOIN THE . . .

ClevelandBicycle Club

fiSO : Montli,and ride a "Cleveland."

H. H.Sole

HOME

wiix oriiN

THURSDAY, APRIL 11th,At the Sailohs Homk.

Moa'd will bo served us follows

Breakfast - - from 5 to 10 o'clock.Lunch - - - from 11:30 to 2 o'clock.Supper ... from 5 to 7:30 o'clock,

I'OI'IJI.AK PRICKS.

Cr.un Staules,Telephone No. 177.

Attention for Shoppingami Driving Parties. . .

IlKSlDKNT TKI.hl'IIONK 111!!,

NOW

SpecialCutlimj

H. DEE.

Wr.r.K(.ii iTAn. W.0) per year.

SPORTSMEN, ATTENTION !

We are giving to our customers free of charge, a book entitled"DOGS, Their tuul How to Tit a Tliem."

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

on the care of Dogs.Call on or address the

HOLLISTER DRU

ualities,

)EUSH

Gents.

SxUlTJIIES,

SAILORSRESTAURANT

I GO., Ltd.8SS F9KT STI$BT,

WALKER,Agent.

Ailments,

B. F. EHLERS & CO.,GOODS

IMPORTERS.

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

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

We will treat you better thanany one else will

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

WE ALWAYS HIT THE MARK,

Ladies'Ladies'Ladies'

020

P. 480

DRY

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

An investigationwe have the

Chemises 3 for. $1Skirts, one Ruffle, 50 cs.Ribbed "Bests, 7 for $1.

OUR WHI0DJE GOODSTho most Complete Assortment in .

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

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

FORTSTREET.

Town.

hefore

O. Box,

The

N. S. SACHS,

Priced Store on Islands to buy and

- - - -Good and Clean, at Prices to suit (lie hardtimes tJB and Sold Cheap for Cash. . .

Ugliest CiMliPrlcc Paid

I. X. L.

Tor 2dCorner

hit

Sale

for

HONOLULU

Mutual Tel. 24D

To be the lowest

the NEW

First Class Second Hand Furniture

Furniture Hit t,.,Nuuanu and King Streets.

DR. HALPRUNER'S

Rheumatic

-

T' T' T T V

by

nt I. X.

Cure

and

Liniment Combined

Well known to many Residentsof Honolulu.

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

'T'T'T'T'T'T'

For

Benson Smith & Co.FORT AND HOTEL STREETS.

(

'FOR SALEIIV

BRUCE AVARING & CO,ottl Foit Street, near King Street

Aero Proporty.A VALUAIILE KICK PLANTATION

(In feo simple), at Koolnu, leasoil torosponsllilo pnrty for a period of seventeenyears nt 11, OHO r year, payable

In ndvniK-e- . Hpleiidld boat landingwithin i)(IO feet. Price, 18,000.

AGUES FINK ClAIUJEN LAND JOIN-ii-4 tbo Fertilising W'oiks nt Kallhl.Price, M.TOO,

y ACIlKS AT PUNAIIOU, NEAR

for houso if it h, now plnnlcx to rlco.?7,(KX).

y AND A AC11HS AT KALIHInlco leel Innil nil ill cultivation,

rrl, earoo.

JNTF.HIMT IN A FINEONK-THin-

i)

CoHeo Plantation, 200 acres, PunaDistrict, Hawaii, HI miles from IUlo on newGovernment roan, 20 acres forplanting. This l at n very reason-able price.

AYIK HAVE BKVl'.HAL FINEtironerllos Nortli Kona. South

Konn. Puna and other illstriits on Hawaii.

Houso Lots.

Price,

HALF

cleared readyoffered

M 143 FKKT ON QUKEN BTltEKTO I cppmlta .liidlclnry Unlldlng, rentsfor t'rlco, ?i,.riC(l.

lr-- 12.--. FEET ON QUEEN HTKEET,

" near Iho aliove. two cottaees.$.1,010.

1 Ol XJ. KjVJ

XL

in

X

XPrice

3T0 FEET WIYH NEW COT- -

tage, on Mnklkl Street, nearAVilder Avenue, Price, 2,r,00.

SMALL LOT ON NtlUANC STHEET,ilcrctania, suitable for stores,

good cottage in rear. Price,.?3jfl00.LOTS AT KALIHI FRONTINGIF

COFFEE

on Kumplinmeha IV Ilond and KinsStreet, $200 j nnd fronting on accommodationronils Slf0."ffOUHE LOTS AT WAIKIKI, ON CAR

.TO0.lino, near the John Ena road for

Terms on the aliovo Lots one third cash,Kilanco on time; 5 per cent., discount forcash.

AHCIi: LOT ON FOllT HTKEET WITHL new Iioumj and other buildings. Priceit,wa '

fllHE OPKEUGELT PUEMISES ONJ- - Pauoa Street, containing about 1 acreof finely laid out grounds, houses, cottages,bams, etc. Prirojiwa

HOO.MING HOUSE ON FORTIjllNEStreet, close In, 10 rooms well furnish"

cd. Sold on account of owner going to theCoast.1 ACKE WITH NEW COTTAGE AND1 other bulldiugs in ICnlihl. Price,

$2000.I OA X 101 FEET ON ASYLUM UOAD,lOU i10Vv lieautlful modern U roomhouso and nicely laid out grounds. Price,

Kf X IK) F2ET WITH NEW COTTAGEUu on Young Street, near KeauinokuStreet, nicely improved lot Fruit trees, etc.Price; 2,Mi'.

No charge for making Duods, Mortgages,etc., in tr.insferlng proiierty.

A. II. I ronertios pinceu in our omnia ioi- -

sale will 'ceivo pjtecinl attention:

AltSTISACTS OF TITLE.

T AM PItEPAllED TO MAKE AB---L

stracts of Titlo in a most thorough ondcomplete manner, on thoit notice, and accu-rat- o

in every detailF. W.'MAKINNEY,

318 Fort Street.W. O. Smith's oftlce.

'PINE

roil sale."CABINET GRAND" PIANO, BY

Geoi-tr- Stock & Co., New York, imported August, b'.n

Ono ' "Cottage' Piano, by Aolier, NewYork.

Saddle horse "Frank," warranted soundnnd gentle.

Carriage horso "Doc." Good driver forlady.

One "Yacht Club-- ' Telescope, by Stewartof London, throe and a half inch object glass,mounted on solid walnut rack and pinionstand.

AP"'yt0' 6. PEACOCK.

l'i:ilSONAI..

T. J. King returned this morn-

ing.' Miss Grace Cooke returned home

by the Australia.Charles W. Booth is quite sick

at his home, Pauoa valley.

Harry .Evans, head turnkey ofthe police station, is very low.,

Messrs. A. S. aud G. N. Wilcoxreturned to the islands by theAlameda.

Mrs. P.axton of Hillsboro, Calis visiting the family of Dr. JohnS.McGrew.

Major Henry C. Dane, a lecturerwell known here, is a through pas-

senger on the Alameda.Attorney E. P. Dole was shown

about the Government buildingsthis morning by the President.

Dr. W.. R. Gillette, an importantfunctionary in the Mutual LiteInsurance Co., is a through pas-

senger on the Alameda.

Mrs. Dr. J. S. McG'ew is return-ing home on the S. C. Allen. TheAllen is now twelve days out, hav-

ing sailed from San Francisco onthe 27th of April.

IIOIIN.

At San Francisco, April 9, to

the wife of Geo. C. Stretemeyer ofHonolulu, a son.

WrKKLV RTR. 4 (10 wt YHOT

N i:vs in A Nursic 1:1.1..

Healauis "ating.

Social at Centralat 7:30.

home" this even- -

Union Church

The Spreckels libel suit, C. A.vs. Claus, is still pending.

Mail by the Alameda consistedof 3617 letters and 4968 papers.

Pure bred fowl eggs for settingare advertised by E. A. Mclnemy.

Highest cash price paid for Ha-waiian stamps. C. V. Sturdijvant.

A rewurd of $10 each is up fortwo deserters from the ship HelenBrewer..

The Stranger's Friend Societymet in the Y. M. C. A. hall thismorning.

Morgan opens the Queen hotelbig furniture sale at 10 in themorning.

The Saturday next ball game,Star vs. Kamehameha, is an-

nounced.

The cavalry will meet at the oldbaseball ground for practice Satur-day afternoon.

The II. A. A. C. willmeeting Monday eveningelection of officers.

have afor the

There are letters at Bishop'sbank for Barbour Lathrop, Esq.,and Robin Clover, Esq.

The latest is Polka Dot Crape,a line assortment in delicate shadescatube found at Sach's.

The Science Circle will meet inthe parlor of the Y. M. C. A. at7:30 o'clock this evening.

. Ladies' shirt waists for fx,new belt pins, side combs, aud newdresden ribbons at N. S. Sachs.

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

Rev. D. Puhi, a native preacherliving in Pauoa valley, died 'Wed-- -tiesday 111 the 89th year of his age.

Voeller& Co., the cash grocersin the Waring block, have openedup their new stock and are readyfor business.

Claire M. Perry, Hilo, is theheiress of J. G. Perry, deceased atSan Jose, Cal. The legacy is$2224 cash.

The old Masonic Building at thecorner of Queen and Port streets isbeing painted the same color as theCampbell block.

T. W. Hobron is advised thatthe Kilauea cyclorama was openedfor press- - and private view atBoston, April 29.

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

H. P. Baldwin has donatedif 1000 to the Hawaiian Board ofMissions and $500 to'the HawaiianMission Children's Society.

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

A picture of the schooner H. C.Wahlberg may be seen in thewindows of the Pacific HardwareCompany. It was brought by Geo.C. btratcmeyer.

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

"Sequah" had a large audiencefor his lecture on Union Square lastnight in spite of the lateness of thehour. He waited until the bat-talion returned to the armory.

When you want fine watch repairing done or jewelry made, go toH. G. Biart, Port street at Gertz'.Mr. Biart's long experience is aguarantee of good workmanship.

Tun Star has received an invitation from the Japanese Legationto attend the Pourth National Industrial Exhibition at Okazabi Cho,Kioto, Japan, from April 1 to July3. i895- -

t"Captain C. Klemme will tell

ypu stories of Hawaii, and sell you,etc.," says a business local in a SanFrancisco commercial journal.Klemme's place is called "TheExile."

Telephone 245 will secure youprompt attention. Furniture mov-ed, baggage or freight hauled toarid from steamers, Trunks orpackages sent to Larsen's expressfrom other islands will be delivered.

Life Preserversand

KBmm Sa p o I i oAre two very useful articlesfii their place

If you walk or ride on a train theformer is useless to you. So if youuse a "New Paocisss" Stove youneed not waste your good moneyIn buying, nnd 'what is much more,your strength, usIngSapollo. Why?Because the fire dcei not smokeor blacken anything in the leant. . .

It will bako QUICKER andliBTTKlt than any otherstove innde,.

X w I'riii'os Mote. hum on (lie iiutulliuciil imiiii,C5. V. SXUHDBVANT, WARINQ BLOCK Solo Agent

TeL Wt. F, O, Box, 463. (Cor Fort an! BerefanU BU.)

COLONEL. II. McLEAN, N. O. II.TI10 new Colonel arrived this morning. Ho called early on President Dole

mul. Minister Hatch and was promptly commissioned. He had muster at thegarrison at 1:30 and an inspection followed. Ue is quartered In the bungalow.Colonel McLean Is nn American, aged nbout 40. unmarried. Ho is of mediumsize, spldierly in carriage, seemingly endowed with "snap" and of engnklnKpresence. Ho was mot at the wharf by Captain Pratt ami in tlio course of the.dny met the other olllceis of the battalion. Colonel McLean Is graduate ofAnnapolbj and served In the navy, making creditable record. For number ofyears ho lias been principal of the well known Ogontz Military Academy, nearPhiladelphia. In addition to being navigator note and nn artilleryman ofsum ine new ioionei is nil expert at lninntry.

JAPAN AND KUSSfA.

MOST RintlOUM COLLISION fcKKMS

UNAVOIDAUI.K.

An lllllmnlum-.Inp- uii Will Flclit-Vie- ws

of nn Envoy Trnnce nndGermany.

Nkw York, May 1. A cablespecial to the Herald from StPetersburg says: In the event ofJapan refusing to accede to thedemands of Russia, France andGermany, in regard to the reten-tion of the Liao Tong peninsula, itis most probable that Russia will atonce declare a blockade of Japaneseports.

VlUNNA. Mav 1. The Falitische(jorrespondenz, newspaper, the organ ot all the European Govern-ments, is informed from St Peters-burg that the diplomatic note inwhich Russian claims were laid be-

fore Japan was couched in a deter-mined form.

NuW York, May 2. A specialto the World from Tokto, Japan,says: Japan must give her fiualanswer Russia by May 7th. Thesuspense aud anxiety are terrible.Nothing is known, aud everythingis dreaded.

Washington, May 1. Whenmediation by the United States wasbeing discussed last November bythe authorities Washington andl okio, President Cleveland prophesied a league of the Europeanpowers deprive Japan of thefruits of victory.

London, May 1. The limes tomorrow will puljlisn a dispatcnfrom Kobe, dated April 16th. saying there is no mistaking the factthat there is evidence of a seriouscncis in the relations betweenJapan and Russia.

Berlin, May 2. The Frankfurter Zeihnig has a St. Petersburgdispatch which says that Japan ismaking extensive preparations lordefense. She has mobilized largebodies of troops and has erectedfortifications and blocked importantcoast points with mines. Severalswift steamers have recently beenbought for the Japanese Govern-ment in England and America.Russia, the dispatch says, is stillsending troops to Vladivostock

The jVeues Weincr TaeblattVienna has an interview with theJapanese Minister Paris, whorepresented as saying tliat lie con

It.

of

to

at

to

ot

at is

siders the situation most danger-ous, although in the event of warJapan, he believes, would certainlyhold her own. Japan, he said, hasat her command, including reser-ves, 450,000 troops. The Ministersaid he relied principally uponPrince Ito's diplomatic skill. IfJapan's conquests in China wereabandoned, he said, not merelyrevolution, but a national tragedywould ensue.

Ilie MUsIiik liattery.The battery for the Star baseball

club did not arrive today. No explanation is at hand as to why themen did not come. "Duke" ls

says he cauuot account lortheir conduct unless it be that theyfailed to connect at San Francisco, rue steamer walla wainfrom Seattle had not arrived whenthe Alameda sailed. Some of theplayers are "red hot" over thematter.

I.ACUUKK WOIlK.

Illicitly Ornamruttti Work on riiolnErupli From Japan.

Mr. W. S. Luce has receivedsome photographs trom Japan thatare and are destinedto revolutionize the business of thecamera men. They are pure goldand silver lacquer photographs laidon wood and stone. A cabinet sizeof President Dole is perfect. It hasa primary background of black anda secondary of gold. The pictureitself is silver, gold and othercolors. A Mr. Mizuuo is inventorand maker of the photographs. Thepictures are warranted to last a lifetime. They cost about 17 each delivered here.

Ill Own Tailor hllop.

J. I', llodrigues, the well knowntailor, has left tlio firm of Madciros &Co. and set up in busimsa for himself,He is next door to Levey's on Fortstreet. Here bo has lino stock ofcloths and will uttend to repairing andcleaning. Mr. Itodrigues lias been intailoring here twelve years and deseivesto have) new customers added to Ins Hitof old ones.

rHE Hawaiian tar, . .t,hur$d,ay ma,y 9, 1895

a

aa n

a

a

u

SUGAR GOES UP HIGHER.

A MAUKKI) ADVANCE NOTLI) UVKIt

Till! LAST HKl'OKT.

Itony I'miperln Stockt llrtler A General Revival of HiiBliieii In nil

Lines.

A letter from a large San Francisco merchant under date May 2,says: "Sugar is up to $3.16, Iam glad to say, and is apparentlygoing higher, as there seems to be

large demand, and the bestseason of the year is yet to come.Produce of all kinds and times generally appear more favorable to themasses, and this will not be longin showing in the consumption ofsugar. Beets are advancing too.Sugar stock has gone up to 1 12J1S;why, no one seems to know, butI think it is just a loosening up thepurse strings and a Keneral inclination to a revival of confidence."

O. II Minmn & Co.'s Extra Drv is theeading brand of Chnmimcne in the

world. The imports into the UnitedStates for the year 1804 were r.p.irly onenan 01 ine total importation of Cham-pagne into that country. Macfiiilnne& Co. are sole agents for these islands.

UUMOHS.

The lllltlieHome Ashforil SayH "They'reon tlio Way,"

A dispatch to the San FranciscoCall from Port Townsend saysarms for an expedition to Hawaiito overthrow the Republic, havebeeu purchased in various townsand that a vessel will soon leavethe sound.

In a Call interview C. W. Ash- -

ford says the expedition is on theway here aud that it will have notrouble in ousting "the Dolecrowd."

FILIUUdTEIl

Geo. C. Stratemeyer of the customs bureau, is back from SanFrancisco. He says there is atwork there a powerful influencewith the purpose of discrediting theRepublic in every possible way.

A place to spend a few quiet hours isthe Ilaniwai Baths. Wmkikl cars passthe door.

SAM'I, NOWI.lilN.

ike Kxpresn Denial ot Humors aboutIllmaelf.

Satn'l Nowlein called on TintStar this morning to make an ex-plicit denial of rumors in which hisname has been used. His visi toHonolulu is on a personal matterand he returns to Maui on Friday.jNowiein declares positively that hehas not talked or hinted of plot-ting against the Republic. Norwill he have aught to-d- with anypolitical intrigue. He is more thananxious lo face spies or others whoare giving currency to reports aboutmm. Nowlein says he has settledon his Maui homestead, is leadinga quiet and peaceable hie and at-tending strictly to his own affairs.

Woman's Excange. ill Klne streettinme mane cooking. Powers una ranuvarticles on band and furnished to order.l'oi a specialty. Hawaiian curios.

Wheelman

W. A. Terrill, known hereas a wheelman, has none toride.

Terrlll.well

East

Oscar Osen has been suspendedby the L. A. W.

l'uitponeil.The jury on a wharf road through

Allen & Robinson's lumber yardmet 111 the Safe Deposit buildingthis nibming. Mr. Robinson wasill and could not be present. Onthat account adjournment wastaken to tomorrow morning.

Nkw York, Mayfever has attackedforces. The rebels,sou, enjoydesease. Inthe Spanishheavy loss.

Cnlm.

I. Yellowthe Spanishsons of the

immunitly from '.thethe last engagementwere repulsed with

A Spanish lieutenant has beenshot for cowardice. He surrenderedwith 50 men to the rebel party

Tired, Weak, Nerrom,Means linpuro Uood. and overwork or toomuch Ktrnin on lirain and IwmIv. TIia milvway to cure is to feed the nerves on pureMood. Thousands of people certify that thebest blood purifier, the bint nerve tonlo andfctrength builder i& Hood's KarMiuirilla.What it has done for others it will alw) dofor you Hood's Cures.

Hood's I'llln cure oontliatlon by rottoring perUtaltio action ot the alimentarycanai. J

THEY WANT TO 11 H PAID.

CLAI.MS.AlNTTlllHrl0Vi:itNMi:.NTMAIIi; 11V L.MI.LS.

Itumipy mul Cnptttln Hons Are tor UtirMunny-WH- Re for Otlif

ItrcoKiiltloti.

.WASHINGTON, April 27.

United States Minister Willis atHonolulu, has transmitted to Sec-

retary Grcsham a number of state-ments sworn to before Consul-Genera- l

Mills, of American citizenswho were arrested by the Hawaiian Government for complicity inthe rebellion, and were permittedlo leave Hawaii under promise notto return during their lifetime.Claims for damages were made ineach case, and are included in thestatements. The names of theseAmericans are:

P. M. Rooney, born in 1849, inDuchess county, New York, latemanager of the Daily IMomiia inHonolulu who claims .150,000damages.

H. A. Jcun, born in Stamford,Conn., a painter, Customs-hous- e

Inspector and Chief of Pohce underthe Provisional Government, whoclaims $5 per day during imprison-ment and exemplary damages.

Harry von Worthen, born in NewOrleans in 1S72, business agent,claims I65 per month during forty-thre- e

days' confinement.Charles F. Molteno, a Hawaiian

naturalized in San Franoisco in1878, a barber, damages .4 per dayduring confinement.

James Durrell, born in New Or-

leans in 1858, shopkeeper, damages$25,000.

Captain John Ross, born in Scot-land, naturalized in New York,planter, damages $100,000.

London, April 29. Sir EdwardGrey, in the House of Commonstoday, replying to a question, saidthat official recognition was givento the Hawaiian Government uponthe stability of the form of govern-ment being ascertained. He knewof no precedent for the withdrawalof such recognition.

LXpllMiull,

News comes from Ewa that another explosion occurred on theWaianae branch of the Oahu Rail-

way this morning from whichseveral Japanese ate-- wounded andone may die. J lie circumstancesof the accident were identical witha former ease in the same neighbor-hood. The Mian put giant powderm a hole an l proceeded to ram it.A terrific explosion followed.

Till: LADIES.The pleas-Mi- l effect nnd pel feet kafetv

witli which ladies may u- - the Califor-nia liquid laxative, Mrup of Fig, underall conditions, makes it their favoriteremedy. lo get tho true and genuinearticle, look for the name of tlio California byrup Co., printed near thoiiottomiu the package.

ADMINISTRATORS' SALE

By order of J. T. Waterhouse. HenryWnterhnuse aud William Waterhouse.administrators of tho Estate of JohnThomas Wnterhouse. decea-ed- , I willsell nt Public Auction at the QueenHotel, Nuuanu Street,

On Friday, May 1 0th,At 10 o'clock a. in.

the household furniture of said Estate,comprising

Parlor, Bedroom,and Dining RoomFurniture

Mechanical Devices,3 KOA CASES OF STUFFED BIRDS,

Etc., Etc.Further particulars in future adver

tisements. Articles on view Thursday,May Otli, from 0 a. jn. to il p. ni.

James038-l-

F. Morgan,AUOTIONEEU.

Also at the saint time and place

1 FINE CASE OF ASSORTED SHELLS

und

1 ConroniBnt Dos Cart

AUCTION SALEOP

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,

At Punahou.Under instructions from Mr. J

Hutciiinos, I will sell nt I'uhllo Auctionat my salesroom, yueen street,

On Saturday, May 18th,At 1 o'clock

Desirable Ireinises 011 11IN011AMSTHEET, adjoining the resldeneo of Mr.Geo. II. Ilolsrthoii. The property has a

frontage on lllngluun Street, and extend through to Dole Street, and contain

acre.

noon,

Those

large

Tlio grounds are nicely laid out and plantedwith a largo variety of Orange, Mine, Figaud other fruit trees.

Tho Buildings comprise a roomy DuellingHouse, containing Iirgo l'arlor, Diningllooin, 3 Bedrooms, Clothes Closets, I'autry,Kitchen uud Hath, nith uido eiaudasatfront and rear.

The Dwelling Houmj has lately leno.voted and is In thorough good repair. "

There are also K tallies, Carriage House amiServant's Quarters. Artesian water laidthroughout the premises.

Intending purehasers can Inspect the lYo'crty dally from 3 to 5 p. 111.

Terms Cash, U. B.lold Coin.Deeds at pureliaser'sFor furthor particulars apply to

James F. Morgan.t Auotlonoer.

ALL ALONG THE DOCKS.

dm: 1110 sri:.Mi:it i.E.tvr.s amiAMrnr.it Aiimvns.

AInmi-iln'f- t riennnt Trlt(loe Otmarillit 4 O'oliick-.Nl.- trt of the

Front.

The James Makce arrived thismorning from Kapaa.

The W. G. Hall will sail forMaui aud Hawaii at to a. m. to-

morrow.Mr. W. G. Irwin and family

should have sailed from New Yorkby the Teutonic yesterday forLiverpool.

Ihrmati Sparf, charged withcomplicity in the murder of mateFitzerald of llie bark Hesper, hasbeen acquitted. St. Clair's execu-tion is set for May 31, and Hansenawaits his sentence.

Several thousand people saw theAustralia sail Wednesday after-noon. The native band, havingtaken passage for San Francisco,occupied the upper deck anil play-ed several pieces. The Governmentband played on the wharf.

The new steamer Cosmopolis ofthe Inter Island fleet left San Fran-cisco May 2. Captain Godfreysailed on her. The contract forbuilding the big steamer had notbeen let when Captain Godfreywrote. The Cosmopolis will be ex-pected about the 12th.

As the Australia left the harborWednesday afternoon it was seento stop, and did not move on fornearly an hour. The cause of thedelay was that a hawser, whilebeing drawn in, became entangledin the propeller. Native diverscut the most of it away, when thesteamer put to sea.

The O. O ss. Alameda, CaptainMorse, arrived at 5 50 a. m. today,6 days and 16 hours from SanFrancisco. She brought 25 cabinand 7 steerage, and light cargo forHonolulu. Kxperienced pleasantweather throughout the voyage.The Alameda will sail for theColonies via Samoa at 4 p. m.

A late Coast paper says that thebark Leahi, steamer Thistle andsloop Cyclone, lying at Howardstreet pier, compose about the old-

est marine tyo ever bunched, to-

gether. The Leahi is a Hawaiianvchsel and calls at Kahului, Shewas formerly a Norwegian barkand was wrecked many years agoon the Mexican coast.

I'ASSKNOKIIS.

ARRIVED

I'rom Kuuai per stmr James Mukce,May 9 George H Ewart and 5 deckpassenger.

From S 111 Francisco, per ss Alameda.Mav 0 Miss Mary Alexander, Kichard,1 Hums, wire nnd child, Miss (jraceCooke. J T Crawley. R I" Hole. T VDri-dR- S M Dodge, J C Edwards, EV Hull and wife. T V Kins, Mrs ItuthMcUIollan. It II .McLean. John FRegent, Mrs II II I'axton, Chas Eitlchariison, Uro U Blrateme er. MartinSmith, I.yle A Uiokey, Hon O N Wil-cox, Hon A S Wilcox, Miss E L Wil-cox, H II Williams, 7 steerage

' DEl'ARTKD.For tlio Colonies per ss Alameda.

May U Mr and Mrs Fleniming andchild, J M McLeod, J Jackson, II ('Disslan, II (J ewinaii and wife, MKntzcnstein.

For San FrancUco. per ship II FOlado, May !) K V Dotirkowitz

ARRIVAL".

TnuiiSDAY, May 0Stmr James Makee. Peterson, from

Kapai.S S Alameda. Morse, from Sun

cUco.

TlluitsiiAY. May 9Ship J. C. (Hade, for. San Fran

ciscoS S Alameda. Mono, for Sydney

via Auckland and Samoa.

vi:ssi:i.h i.i:,viMi tomokiiow.Fiiiday, Muy 10

Stmr James Makee, Peterson, forKapaa.

btuir Yv u.llall. blmerson. or Mauland i lu vviiii.

IMI'OUTS AMI CO.NSIUNKKS.

IMPORTS.Ex James Makee. from Kauai, May

700 bags M S Co for Brewer, 2pacifuges

i:Xl'()UTS AMI CONSKINOIIS.

KXI'OIITS.

Per shin II V (Hade for San FranCisco, May 938.031 bags Biigar and 220miles wool, value f ISU.a.W.B'J

VKhSHLS IN TOUT.

NAVAI. VESSELS.U H F 8 Philadelphia, Cotton, Ran Fran.

MEKCII ANTMKN.((boasters not Included in this list.)

Selir Norma, Hnrensuii, Claxton, HOIlk lionert Huilden, newcasueItlf Sumatra, llerrv. HiloIlk Alden Hesse, Potter, Pt BlaVtlyIlk Martha Davis, H FH N Castle, Uuhlmrd, B. F.Ilktn J 11110 I. buiiunrd, "NewcastleIlktn W 11 Dliuond, H VMorhlng Mar, (larland, South SeasKchr lloli't lowers, from 8 F.Ilk II P Itlthet, Morrison, 8 VShip Troop, Frilr, irom Neweastlo.Ilktn Iringard. McNeil, from Iquli-ul- :

Ilk Cevlon, Calhoun, from S F.Ilktn Klikitat, Cutler, from P S.8ehr Alice Cook, I, F

Khiihhh Cyclone.

Wichita, (Kas.), May 1. Aspecial from Halsiead, Kas., says:At 4 no o'clock this afternoon afearful cyclone devastated a strip ofcountry several hundred yardswide and at least sixteen miles 111

leneth, killing seven persons outright-aii- seriously injuring severalothers, while many have receivedslight injuries.

OOO Strikers.KOANOKit, va., May 1, 15,000

coal miners" are out on a strikeagainst a 20 per cent, reduction.

HAVANA CIGARS,from the

Henry Clay and Hock if Co. Factory,at

HOI.USTEK C5 CO.'S.,Comer Forf and Merchant Street

II1S LEG PULLED OFF.

I IIICIIITI III, ACOItlKNT TO

r.NsioN of Tim oi.r.Mi-iA- .

rollim the Kllllne of 11 fl'innrr SailorI.o.t HIT I lit-- Corwln-Whl- U

C'rtiLeri.

Upon returning to SanCisco, I'.nsign (Jeorgc Mallison ofthe Olympia had charge of thedetail of men assigned to drop theanchor. It had scarcely dissap-peare- d

when one of the shacklesgave way. With a roar and acrash the slack of the chain cameup from below and the nextinstant it was lashing about thedeck in its efforts to crowd throughthe hawse pipe. Mallisou's menran and got out of harm's way, butthe hapless ensign was not so fortunate. Jiclore ue could escapethe chain caught him and hurledhim upon the deck. One of thecoils caught his right leg below theknee and tore it off as if it were butstraw.

The Corwin reached Port Towns-en-d

April 30. On the way down aseaman was lost from a small boatand Captain Mttnger was uncon-scious ten hours.

The Secretary of the navy hassatisfied himself that there is notruth in reports of unsttfficiency offood on Pacific squadron cruisers.

The department has ordered aninvestigation of the recent accidental killing of a gunner on theOlympia.

I he Olympia is now mentionedas being a "Jonahed" ship.

I he cruisers Columbia and NewYork are at the Hrooklyn navyyard.

TUANSt-ACin- c.ini.i:.

Tile Srliemn lleftire tile Silney CliamlieroT Cuiilinerre.

Svdnkv (N. S. W.) May 1.

Mr. Larke of Canada submitted tothe Sydney Chamber of Commerceyesterday a scheme for laying aPacific submarine cable from GreatBritain and Canada to Australia.The shemecontcmplatcs the expenditure of X 1,600,000 as the cost ofthe work, which sum the projectorsbelieve, can be borrowed at 2 percent. It is estimated that half ofthe present Australian and Cana-dian business at 2 shillings a wordwould repay the capital in twenty-fiv- e

years, besides paying theannual expenses.

llurrHiit

San I'uancisco. Mav 2. Thecoroners' juries have decided thatDurrant is guilty of both the churchmllrdprc TTilc nmu lmiMiinr n linr.ing in the police court on the charge01 murueriug isiancnc i.amont, 111 eseconu victim,

Elbe Vunllrt.London, May 1. The Kibe in

qttirv exonerates the Crathie andCaptain, but condemns the mateand lookout of the smaller vessel.

The root Hart.The big foot race will take place

tomorrow evening. The run willbegin at Waikiki bridge nearthe park and will end at the OperaHouse. Four miles is'the distance.Every runner will be equally van-tage- d.

The start will be made at8 o'clock. A handsome silverplated shaving cup will be given tothe winner. The prize is now onexhibition in the windows ofThrum's book store.

Dl.lrlct Court.

Judge W. L. Wilcox sat in thePolice Court this morning. Mostof the cases brought up werecontinued to tomorrow. G Waiueeplead guilty to operatinga chc fa game and was fined $100.I,au In, a Chinaman, pleaded guilty to stealing a hen and was givensix months on the reef at hardlabor.

ForHorse. Cownnd

Chicken Feed

II I IIC lip

Telephone

CALIFORNIA FEED CO.,

Cor. Queen aud Nuuanu Sts.

Reduced From$3Q to $80.

Wo Iiovo reduced our black corkscrew, French and German pique, suitsfrom (.10 to f?0. Now is your chance Ifyou want to net dressed in line style forlittlu money.

MHDtiKIOS & CO.,AllLlNUTON IlLoCK, HoTEL STKEKT,

S, DECKKK, Molt.

Muvv Advurtlaottiulit

BASEBALL.On Saturday, May 11th,

At 3:30 p. m.,

STARVSe

KAMEHAMEHAS,At IlASKHAMi I'AHK

Everybody is invited to attend andwitness a good game.

SPENDonly a few and

SAYEViwju .'lUIlfV II V

tnldnr? vnnr nriW fnr (lmn.irlna n V...Orocvry in the ....Waring; Block. Berefania St.

Our 8tw-- li Xw, Krculi, nml wo Intemlto Soli at Prim that ulll wy yon to eiveus your Onloi-- .

. . (loops llr.i.ivr.Rtn.

VOKUiKK a: CO.,WaIUXO llUJCK, IlEllETAMA HlllKKT.

FOR SALE.

Eggs for SettineFH05I THE KOI.LOWINO I'CHE

Illack Spanish,White Cochin,tiuir Cochin,

lillEl)

Curtridsf Cochin,

steps

FOWLS!

DarkIlrninnliK,

Illack tanshans,(loldon I'olmiil.

E. A. McINERNY,C53-J- lt Fort anil .Mi rchnnt Streets.

Tho attention of tlio 1'nlilie isspecially invited to theand Varied Stock of NUW(JOODS just arrived jierS.S.Australia anil other latuarrivals

India Lioons. Nainsools, Victoria

Lawns, GiDgharas.

Tlio l.trxest Stock of Willieli-e- o (ionl ever imported.

Hosiery, Ribbons, Laces, Flowers,

icatners, sailor Hals.Suitings, Tkol'skiii.no, Vkstinos, Coat,

ii xtnyfe am ot uvtoiiwue jiricen.

Solo Acent for the renowned"I'cnrl" Sewlnj; Machine.

L. B. KERR,QUEEN STKEKT, HONOLULU.

Something New!Orders can lie Placed with II. E,

& Huo., for Freidi

EasternTransplanted

Oystersfrom John F. Colburn's Pond, nnd de-livery uiailo on Tuesdays and Saturdaysot eacn ueeu. jry tiiem, tliey excelthe foreign one.

THE MX LAND AND IMPM- -

MENT COMPANY. LIMITED,

lr noiv prepared to s 11

COFFEE AHD FRUIT LANDSIN

ItlJAAl', Is.'iiihI of Hawaii,In I..Mh t) Hint 1 r

rartie de irin; to buy land ean do soupon tho

I'LAN,payinK for sauio in luoiilhtv installments.

Call and examine tho mapland for sale.

For proHpectorsnnd Information nnnlvnt the olllco of the Company, Enwi.s A.JONES Secretary, In theSAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY'S OFFICE,

We

INSTALLMENT

408 Fort SfiiEET, Honolulu.

MakeAll Kindsof Silverware.

Do you wearone of our

War

Jacobson & Pfeiffer.Tort Slit v.-- Jeweller,

Nivtr corner King.

Just received bysteamer Gaki.ica New Stock of.

Iliamnlis,Light

'linnet,

oful.e

Japanese GoodsIn Oreat Voriety.

IWAKAMI.KOMNSON HL0CK,

HOTEL STKEET.

All customers areinvited to come iuand Itupect ourcomplete Stock ofrare bargains

Wholesale and -- Retail.

OIVI5Both tlio method and results when.Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant,and refreshing to tlio taste, and actspcntly yet promptly on tlio Kidneys,Liver and Bowels, cleanses tlio sys-

tem effectually, dispels colds, head-aches and fevers and cures liajbituaiconstipation. Syrup of Figs is thronly remedy of its kind ever produccd, pleasing to tho tasto and

to tho stomach, prompt inits action and truly beneficial in it.cfFects, prepared only from the mo'healthy and agreeable substances, itmany excellent qualities commend it

to all and have mado it tho rnoipopular remedy known.

Syrup of frigs is for salo in &'

cent bottles by aU leading druegists. Any rcliablo druggist wl

may not havo it on hand will preuro it promptly for any one wiwishes to try it. lo not accept atsubstitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.SAN FRANCISCO. CAl,

LOUISVILLE, Kt UEVI YORK, N.Y.

HOBRON DRUG CO,

Wholesale ASCIII.

TIDES, RUN AMI MOON.

The TIiIbk Kur lKlljiir.i l'rom V, N. Conn

Mtr'i Till,!,".

1'ay.

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bun U

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fiunoiuiu tune, wmtn same i.n,,ui(ireenwirli time.

ilistanceserver (from rustom House) allowiecona transmission sound, seconui

statute mile.

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Baromoier corrected temperature-- levaiittn latitnae.

lOKKKJN MAIL &KUV1CK,

Steamships willleavo arrive fromFrancisco touowing aates,

close lbt5 :

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Vancouver. Vancouver.1KU5.

On or AboutWarrlmoo Apr 24

Coptic Apr 3uAustralia MayAlameda May 3Australia May 27Mlowera May 24I'eklng June 1

Mariposa nAustralia June 21Warrlmoo.... June 24

Arawa July 4

Coptic July 10

Australia July 1"

Miouera July 24Alamerta 1

Australia. AujjlJektnn Auu 10

Warrlmoo Aui: 24Maripowi Autf 21)

Auntralia- - bept 2Coptic l 1U

Miowen ept 24

Arava. --bept aaAustralia bept 3)Australia Oct 21

Alameda..... ..Oct 24War ri moo 24

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HAWAIIAN STAEBUSINESS DIRECTORY

ok Honolulu.

J. A.

ARCHITECTS.RIPLEY & REYNOLDS,

hWmsNENK

tni

era

Star Aeent, Hllo.

Utah Agent Wailuku and Lahaina

ARTISTS MATERIALS.PACIFIC HARDWARE CO,

410 Fort St.

Fort

CAKKIAUh MANUfACTUKbRS.V Y WRIUHT.

Fort St.. opjioslto Club Stables,

COMMISSION .MERCHANT.Q. WEST, Jlatonlo Blwk.

St.

Tel. XiO. Cor. Alakea and Hotel Streets

ENQROSSINO AND ILLUMINATING.VIGQO JACOBSEN,

Telepbone 10. Paciflo Hariln Co,

FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTEKbRS.ORDWAY & PORTER

Hotel St.J. HOPP & CO.

74 King St,

INhURANCE.'FlRb AND MARINE,CASTLE & COOKF--

Aetna, Alliance, New England Mutual

PLUMBERS AND

EMMELUTU & CO,,C Nuuanu St,

CUA8.

MERCHANTS

Aubtialla

RESTAURANT'S.

Excelsior, Nuuanu St.

S. I. Shaw, Proprietor.

, VETERINARY SURGEONS.B. SCHNEIDER, D. V. S.,- -

uct

are

' ' Club Stables, Fort Bt

THE DIDLE.

Mnnuacrlpta of Hie Nrw unit the OldOflm Itcwrlttvn.

Tho New Tostatuoiit, ni wo know it,cornea down to us after hnving boon koptfor hundreds of years In manuscript formby tho priests, "fathers of tho church,"and others. Tlio writings have beencopied nud recopled probably scores oftimes, nt least as often as occasion ronulrod, being always renewed beforebecoming unlutelllglblo by M'O andwoar. Tho two oldest of thoso niauuscripts now known aro tho Codex Seniatictis mid tho Codex Vatic.uius, eachof which dates from tbu fourth century,A. D. Tho languages originally ucd Inthis work Vtcro Hebrew and Ureok, butafter tho year 800 A. D tho manu-scripts were all, or nearly nil, writtenu Latin. Tho last mentioned languagovai that adopted by tho Homan chuvchn their translations and was known as

tho "Vulgate," because commonly ucdin tho churches. As fur back as tho seventh century i)oi Hons of tho ulgatowere translated into old English, and It

was nlso tho version usod by Wlcklifle(Wyclif), Purvey anil their predecessorsand was tho firtt book printed trouimovnblo type, 1450--

Tvndalo s version was from a Uormantranslation of the original Greek, madoby Martin Luther.

The "authorized version, or KingJames' translation, was mado by 4 oftho most eminent British scholars andwas finished in tho year 1GH ThoLatin Vulgate was tho main versionused by them; but, so far as they wereaccessible, other manuscripts, both mtho Greek and Hobrow, were consultedand compared.

Tho manuscripts of the UIH losta- -

mont havo had similar experiences, haviug been written and rewritten thousands of times since tho flist collectionwas put in writing by tho priests andleaders of the Israelites, auout mo year1500 11. C. All of tho older copies havo,of course, been worn out or lost oversinco long before the birth of Christ,tlio oldest copies in manuscript formnow in oxistenco, so far as is known,dating from tho yoar 600 A. D. St.Louis Republic.

Jewish Immuulty From Illneime.

Out of a total population in NowYork of 1,691,000, 70.40 per cent, or1,333,000, livo in 39,138 tenementhouses. Apartment houses of tho bettorclass aro not iuolndod among tenementhouses. It is a Bomowliat reuiarkaMofact that tho lowest death rato in thecity is in ono of tho most thickly settled tenement house districts, occupiedby soiuo of the poorest people, iu thowards whero tho Jewish population istho densest. Tho death rato anions thocrowded .Tows was ill 1891 only 18.73 toeach 1,000, and in 1803 only 17. 14. Thocomparatively cleanly habits of thosoJews, their observanco of tho Mosaiclaw about food and their abstinence fromalcoholio liquors aro given as explanations of their low death rato. In theItalian districts tlio death rato is doublewhat it is among tho Jews and tho popnlution not so dense, and oven in thewards occupied by wealthy people tliodeath rato is greater than among thoJews. Tho Fourth, Fourteenth anilEighth aro the Italian wards, and thodeath rate iu 1893 was 83.78, 30.12and 31.08 respectively. Springfield

The KatserB Uniform,.Tho task of looking after tho uniforms

and other costumes of the Emperor Wil-

liam is by no means a sinecure. Allthoso different and greatly varying ar-

ticles of attire, as diversified as thoso attlio disposal of a star actor, aro carefully kept, systematically arranged and iulargo wardrobes, and at tho head of tliodepartment is an official entitled thooborgarderobier, who has under his com-

mand two valots do chambre. Tlio nautical uniforms aro placed under tliochargo of an of tho German navy. Hoforo tho emperor under'takes any one of his many expeditionstho obergarderobioi is providod with anexhaustive list of all tho dresses nudother paraphernalia that will be re-

quired. London Tit-Bits-

"The Feast of Fools" was a uauiogiven by tho monks to tho Christianholiday which took tho place of tho

Pembina, the Dakota city, is said touavo an Indian nnmo meaning rod borry

(M RAILWAY & LAND CO.'S

TIME TABLEFrom and After June 1st, ISO 6

TKAINi

TO EWA MILL.11. B. A. O.

Honolulu......mve Pearl City U.SU

mive tiwa Mill

A.M. P.M. r.M. P.M..8:45 1:45 4:35 6:10

2,30 6:10 iMl2.57 6:311 6:35

TO HONOLULU.c- - i). n. a.

A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M.-- .ve Ewa Mill 6:31 lu:13 3:13 b:tl

i ve Pearl City. (i:M 11:15 4:15 6:1Ci live Honolulu ":) 11:55 lA'i-.- Kturilay's only. C .Sunday's excepted.-- Dally u ftaturuay s excepted

Removed to Store next GoldenRule Bazaar.

YOURWATCHwill be made to keep excellent

time ii left

THREEDAYS

with J

FARRER & CO,the well known and liable

Watch Makers.

If satisfaction is not given, yourmoney will be returned in fullIsland orders, will receiveprompt attention 517 6m

THIS PAPER Ms v&.ia.1 u- - nuy, t am u, jueruiant b X' naue, banFn.rtl.co. Cal . where contract for aivarb! dc cm be made for It

:57

ri

IV tltritit aSiMN HXI1I tolni'Mlil Wrinkle,withering, drying,agoing of the akinfind racial nicm-Ifthc-

The originalkin Food Tissue

Uullder,LULA MONTbZ

CRtMET still tho best

will bo sur

SVA4MtUfcW.rt lUiufcl eil when ymi trjluxury -

luxury In evpir re-

lict exceptprlce. Alb vnt iot lasts tlirr.inuntlis. Do you tun or b rnt

Mrs. Harrison'sPACK HUHAC11

ernes tlie wnrt cio of Fieckel, Sunburn,Sallowness. Moths, I'lmples and all fck'nlllemMiei, l'rlie tl.U0. llarmless andcirectle,

StiftfJIitfixx Anir ?trmaHjlly rtntovtd.For special advice and book on beauty,

free, address J1US. NKTTIK HAHKlON,lteauty uoclor, lin iicary sv., pan rrancisco.

s-- For s.ilcby HOI.UHTKK lmtK) CO..Mi Fort M., Honolulu. Ml.tr

THE NOW AND THEN.

Tho globe, lll.e nil the universeThat till the niche profound,

Whirls on as emlless cycles tickIts hlli appointed round.

Tho must ot need U laid on man.Ho meets It with I1I1 will;

Their contact brtnga forth fate, and JackAnd Jill went up the hill I

Oh, baseless fabrics of tho nlrlOh, youth's enclianted lands!

What castles mado ot dreams aro rearedOn fancy's shifting sandal

Awhile an Plcn Is the lotOf every son and daughter

Evo gives unto tho world. Thoy wentTo fetch a pail of water

Vhat aro w e but tho toys of fate?Dark courses In the sky

Slap out to erudition's gazeWhere suns lived but to dio;

Volcanoes awn and jiuo at man,Hia mocks the earthquake's laughter.

Tlieu Jack felt down and broke his crown,And Jill eamo tumbling after.

Each heart some trace of Egypt has.Where ruins, deserts, llo,

And o'er them all the tphynx looms upWith Its eternal why

Perhaps the hill tho pair went UpWas a tank built by the town

And scared to deuth they feared Its banksMight break ere they walked down.

Philadelphia Times

A Iam er of lteauty.Little Johnny Our new teacher Is Just

ns pretty as she can be, and gets taken outmost every night to theaters uhd concertsmil things. It's just luvelyl

Mother You like pretty teachers, don'tyou, dearf

Little Johnny 1 es'm. 1 hey always hwta good time an don't feel so much likegivlobail marks. --Good News.

Wo have

Po.HIV

receiveduieiit of

n new

Government show that it is thenest duality of Oil in this market. Wetrnaruntpe it in everv resDect.

ship- -

l'earl U'l iieitvereii to any part ot mecity nt tr- -s. - per case, u. u. u.

& Ltd.B84-i- f

just

Testa

Where did you get that suit ?

Why, at

413 FOltT ST.,

There you get the latestNew York fashions inClothing and Gent's Furnishiug

Remember

k STCREY

413 Fort Streut,

Honolulu.

To my Patronsand the Public.

I have just opened at myoffice, 113 Betuhl St.j,Honolulu, H. I., an

- AltT

of the latest tlesigns andnovelties, in KmiiroidisRyWork, Drawn Work,Ropk Silk, KensingtonWork and Etchings.

I would respectfully in-

vite you and yourfrieudsto call and inspect thesegoods

B.Bethel est.

What isan

made for the jewelry trade?It is perfection in work'

niansliip, the finest of silk,artistio handle, the closestri 11, the lightest in weight-- in

1 very feature the "up todate" Umbrella. .....

When you get allthese features com-bined at prices aslow as

Will JOU t

Von

... $5 and up,

We carry just suchnobby Umbrellas invariety. You make no mis-take when purchasing from

H. F. WIG HSTREET.

THE HAWAIIAN STA.R. THURSDAY, MiY o 1895

Every Woman Living' INCURABLE.

LLtJLil

NOTICE.

Standard OilCo.'s

PEARLOIL

Castle Cooke,

JOHNSTON

STOREY'S,

JOHNSTON

EXHIBITION

BERGrERSEN

Umbrella?

MAN,

By I. ZANQWILL.

Copyright, 1SWS, by the Author.Cast off among tho dead, llko tho slain that

lie In the grave, whom thou rememberest nomore, and they are cut off from thy hand.Thou hast laid mo In tho lowest pit, In dark

In tho deeps. Thy wrath lleth hardupon me, and thou hast afflicted me with allthy waves. Thou hnst put I ilno acquaintancefar from mo) thou bast mauo me an abomina-tion unto them. 1 nm shnt up, and I cannoteomo forth, aline evo wasteth away by reasonof affliction. I h.vo called dally upon thee, O

Lordl 1 havo spread forth my luinds untothee. Eighty-eight- Tunlm.

was n restless air nbout thorefuge. Iu it fow minutes tlio friends oftho patients would bo admitted. Tho in-

curables would hear the lntest gossip oftho Ghetto, for tho world was still very

witli tllcso nbortivo livos, nvid ofsensations, .Towish to the end. It wasan unpretentious institution two cor-n-

houses knocked together nonr tliooast lung of Loudon, supported mainlyby tlio poor at a penny a week, nndscarcely rocoKuizod by tho rich, so thatparaplegia and vertigo and rachitis nuda dozen other hopeless tllsoaseshopolessly nt its narrow portals. Dut itwas n institution all tho same,and tlio patients lacked for nothiug

freedom from pain. Thoro was ovena uilniaturo synagogue for thoir spirit-ual needs, with tho women's compart

You won't it is high, 'ortui8ht,

great

us

FOItT

places,

Thoro

much

kuocuou

model

thi.ik

ment religiously railed off from thomen's, as if thoso grotosquo ruins of sexmight still distract each othor's dovo-- t

Ions.Yot tho rabbis know human naturo.

Tho sprightly hydrocephalus parulytie,Leah, had had the chair slio inhamtcuoarrled down into tho men's sittingroom to boguilo tho moments and wassmiling fascinatingly upon tlio deafblind man who had tho Braillo BIblo nthis finger's ends and road on ns stolidlyas St. Anthony. Mad Mo had strolledvaouously into tho ladies' ward, and,indifferent to the pretty, whito apronedChristian nurses, was loitering by thosldo of a weird, hatchot facod cripple,with a stiletto shaped uoso supportingbig spectacles. Liko most of tho patieuts, sho was up nud drossod. Only afow of tho whito pallets raugod alongtho walls were occupied.

"Loah says she'd bo quito happy ifsho could walk liko you," said Mad Moin complimentary tones. Sho alwayssays Milly walks so beautiful. Sim saysyou can walk tho wholo length of thegarden. Milly, huddled In her chair,Einilod miserably.

"You're crying agAin, Rachel," pro-

tested a dark eyed, bright facod dwarfin oxcollent English as sho touched herfriond's withered hand. "1011 aro Intho blues again. Why, that pago is allblistered."

"No: I feel so nice," said the sadeyed Russian in her quaint, musical accent "You s'all not t'ink I cry becauseI am not happy. When I road sad t'iugs

liko my life den only I am happy.Tlio dwarf gave a short laugh that

mado her pendent earrings oscillato.thought you wero brooding ovor yourlovo nffnirs, " sho said.

'

"Mot" cried Rachel. "I lost tooyoung my log to bo in love. No; it isPsalm lxxxviii that I brood ovor. 'I amafflicted and roady to dio from youthup.' Yes; I was'only a girl when I hadto go to Konigsberg to lind a doctor tocut off my leg. 'Lover and friend hastthou put far from mo, and mine acquaintanco into darkness.' "

Her fnco siiouo ecstatic."Hush," whipored tho dwarf, with

n warning nudgo and a slight nod in thedirection of neighboring water bed, 011

which a pale, rigid, middle aged wornan lay with shut, slooploss eyos,

"S'o cannot understand Englis," saidtho Russian girl proudly.

"Don't bo so euro. Look how thonurses hero havo picked up Yiddish I'

Rachel shook her head incredulously."Sarah is a Polls' woman," sho said,"For years doy aro in England, and deyloam uoding."

"Ich bin krankl kranki krauklsuddenly moaned a shriveled Polishgrandmother, as if to corroborato thogirl's contention. Sho was squattingmonkeyliko on her bod, ovory now andagain murmuring her querulous burdenof sickness and jabbering at tho nursesto shut all the windows. Fresh air sheobjected to as vehemently, ns if it werobuttor or some othor hetorodox dainty.

Hard upon her crooning camo bloodcurdling scroams from tho room above,sounds that reminded tho visitor he wasnot in n Bariium show; that tho mon-

strosities were genuine Pretty SisterMargaret not yot iudnratod thrilledwith pity ns before her inner visionroso tho ashen, porspirlng face of thopalsied sufferer, who sat quivering alltho long day in an easy chair, her swol- -

She limned her lips lo Ma hair,leu, jellyliko hands resting on cottonwool pads, an air pillow botwoen horknees, her whole frame racked at fre-quent intervals by fiorce spasms of pain,hor only divorslon faint, blurred reflec-tions of episodes of tho street in thoglass of a framed picture, yet morbidlysuspicious of .slow poisou in her drinkand cursed with an incurable vitality.

Meantime Sarah lay silent, bitterthoughts moving beneath hor white, im-

passive faco liko salt tides below a frozensurfaoe. It was a strong, stern faoo, toll-ing of a present of pain and faintlyhinting of a past ot prottlnoss. Shoseemed alone iu tho populatod ward,and Indeed the world was bare for her.Most of her lifo had boon spent tu theWarsaw Ghetto, whoro she was marriedat to, 1 0 years beforo. Hor only surviv-ing sou a youth whom tho English atmosphere had not Improved bad sailed.'away to trado with tho Kallirs, and herhusband tad not been to boo hor for a

Ta be. Continual

SECRETS OF THE HEART.Deep down 'ncath the bosomof the ocean,

Unsounded by plummet or line,At peace from the storm nd commotion

That rages o'er Its billows of brine.There are secrets that time shall not fathom.

There are jewoli unknown to earth'u mart.As deep, us true and as precious

la the voice of the fond, faithful heart.Jessie Bartlett Pari).

In addition to my lsrito lo k of Carriage nndWane" material I have Jint received per H. S,Australia mi niirimint of A ITPtJfor Mirrejs or SlanillnB Tim OUHullAlJhuI'h etnas: lllon, BHhe.PSKIei, CAKKIAQt.MATb, in Oleen, Blue, Ked and Orange,Klrt-ciai- s (loods at prices lo suit the timesA few of those SAFK1 Y CAHK1AOE POLbTIPIU TIPS. Call and see them.

nULUbn To attach 10 thi (lath nfelllCle. A UllBAT CONVKME.1CK TO LADIES,

ai they prevent the lines from falling to theicrotmd when leaving the carrlaee. LfKe

'"a'n'l CARRIAGE FRINGE

DASH LEATHER 1&rtrmjfo l,Knu- -

ABC-Il-l lir IWI.COX IIHIVCM'.S.Sold for Cab or on the Installment l'lau.

G. WEST.No. 1 MASONIC BLOCK.

Feb. 20. ISM.

N15VV

GROCERY STORE33 NUUANU STHKKT,

Hetheen Hotel and Kins Street, neJl to thoot- -

line uauery.

GEO. McINTYllEHai onened a Flrst-cla- Grocery. Store asabove. He will keep ntua) on hand thebest and freshestAmorlcan nnd English Crocorlos,And do his best to please nil customers.

rwi'nrehnves de hcred to all parts ot thecity. TKLKI'HONK; 1UI4.

Pacific Brass FoundryVTEAI.I AND GALVANIZED PIPE, EL- -

UOW8, O LOBE-VALVE-

STEAM COCKS, and nil other iittingsfor iiipo on hand,

Honolulu Steam RiceIll

HVenh milled itlce .or sale in quant It lea to salt

J. A. HOPPER, Prop'r."nrt Street. Hnnolnln.

C1UTE1U0N SALOONFORT, NEAR HOTEL STREET.

CHAS. J. MCCARTHY. Manager.

Poplar Brands of Straight Goods

Try tho

ALWAYS OS

witli this resort

LHWHRS.

: AppelvTAlL,BROWNIE"

DKl'OT OF TIIK

6i6-- y

tOHT, C. M.COOKK.

a specialty

FAMOUS WIELAND LAGER BEER.

P.J. LOW

LEWERS & COOKE,Lumber, Builders' Hardware,

DOORS, SASH, IlLINDS,

PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,

WALL PAPER, MATTING,

OKRUGATED IRON,

LIME, CEMENT, ETC

CHAS. HTJSTACE,Lincoln Block, King Stkkkt,

Between Fort nnd Alakea fits.DEALER IN

ri-- i -- 1 ti : :ui uuurico iiiui ri uvimuuo.Fresh Culifornia Roll Butter and Island

Butter always on hand.

Fresh Goods icccived by every Steametjroiit mih Francisco.

BEY

YiJ' Hatiskactiox Guauantkkd. CJ

Metropolitan Meat Co.81 KING STREET,

Wholesale & Retail Butchers

AND

Navy Contractors.t. J. WALLER. Manager.

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

Auctioneer and Stock Broker

Special attention given to thehandling of

Real Estate' Stocks, Bonds.

Bteah Engines, Sugar Mills, Boilers,Coolers, Iron, Brass and Lead

Castings.

Machinery of Every Description MadeOrder. Particular attention tiaid to ShinsBlacksmithing. Job work executed at ShortnnrinA.

HAND.

REMOVAL

HUSTACE & COhave moved to

Morgan's Aucfion Roomfor a short time. We nre still selling

Departure Bay CoaJ.

CHARCOAL,ALGEROBA and

KINDLING WOODin any quantity.

CfBoth Telephones 414. 854tf

Castle k Cooke, Lid

IMPORTERS,Hai dwareandCoir missionMer hants,

General Merchandise,

AgriculturalImplementsandPlantationSupplies.

423tf

BEST INHONOLULU I

Ah Chock's RestaurantCdr. Hotel and Union Sts.

Meals 25 CentsArrangements can hero be mado for serving

meals tn Kami lie llvlnw withinreasonable distance.

CHOCK LOOK,MBHCHAM'

No. 48 N1111.VIH

'ino Cloths. Perfect Fits. Styles upto Date. Prices that will satisfy

you, Give mo a trial Istrive to please.

Stncht of TtttcJ, Dl.i(oiia!s, nrtiweto A DucMnp

No. 48 NUUANU

. O. Hoi 153.

VAIbOR,Avenue.

W. F. O'HALLOEAN,

CONTRACTOR & BUILDER,Bills of quantity for nnykind of Building andrepairs

JoniUKa PUOMl'TLY ATTENDKIi to

506 KING STREET,f; H. Hbdward's Old Stand,

If. IIACKFELD & CO.

O ml

Ounnn St.

FINE

IOE

GENERAL

Commission Merchants

I lie S. S. Co,clclciitnl &H. S. Co.

HONOLULU. H I

:r- -

ELITE ICE CREAM PARLORS

Caodj Factory, fX Cake Baler,

CREAMS,

CAKES, CAKOIES

ISLAND

ItliillOrltli

"THE

honbluiu

UA, CHOCOLATE

CURIOS.Our Establishment la the Finest Resort In the

Cltt. Call and nre hp Oren till 11 p. m.

H. MAY & CO.Wholesale and Retail

GROCERS08 Fort Street.

rioin Telephones 22. r (.). Hoy 17,

BEAYEK SALOON.Fort Street. - Opposite Wilder & Co,

H. J. NOLTE, Prop'r.Lunches served with Tea, Colli

Soda W atei (llncer Ale or Milk.

W T?rnnUir n !rirlftlT

CALIFORNIA & HAWAIIAN

FRUIT AND PRODUCE CO

Ori R. R. Di:pot.

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,ICE HOUSE GOODS,

FISH AND VEGETABLES,FROZEN OYSTERS, &c.

By every Steamer from San Francisco andttncimver snipping supplied.

GEORGE CAVENAUGH,MANAGER.

Hawaiian Wine Go.,Frank Buown, Mgr.

28 and 30 Meichant St., Honolulu, H,

Tho Republic heing secured, we arenow prepareu 10 Ben at

-- Annexation Prices- -THE BEST OP

Wines,Ales andAt wholesale. No goods sold at retail

TheAQENTS FOR

Club CoolttnllHConsisting of Marline, Manhat-tan, York and etc.,

King St. Restaurant!

Corner King snd Ala-kea streetB will giveyou the best meal for2.rj cents in city.

are now in ourrooms, everything

clean.

AVE.

HOT

OOFFEE,

First-Clas- s

Rronkpre1

others, etc.

theWenew

&

25cfresh nnd

Remember the Place, corner King andAlakea streets 508 l mo

Oh, I Say !

have you heard of the new firm at the cornelof King and Alakea streets, where you cmbuy or sell anything from a cambrio need! I

to a saw mill.

New and SeconBani FarnitnrtAll kinds of second-han- d books

nought and sold. All kinds of contract,taken for

Paintinc anil UpholsterinnWe are fully prepared to contract foi

any sized job of painting and repairing,

CHARLES HAWKINS.

O. HENERY,PAINTER AND DECORATOR

Office at cor. of Kingand Alakea Btrsets

am prepared to bid on all kindsof Contracts for Painting

and Repairing.

All Work Guaranteed..

Give the Baby

FOR

INFANTS

CHIEF.

AND

INVALIDS.

promptly

Owing

STREET.

Perfect NutrimentTon OnOWINQ CHILDREN,

CONSUMPTIVES,DYSPEPTICS,

ana thoIn Hlnensall Wutlaa Dlaeaaea.

THE

Rand-fe-d Infants,

nonitfor theof mothers, "Tlie C'nrpInc ln(antii,"wlll be mallcdr4to any address, upon request.

DOLIBER-GOODAL- E CO4BOSTON, MASS., 8. A.

BENSON, SMITH & CO.,Holo ABRnta or tlio Hawaiian isilnndH.

VYAUKE0AH

'Made only by Washbnrn&Moen MI'i Co,

appointed Acents for tlio shove Comreceived per Steamer "KEAUUOU" the first shipment of this famous hnrtmlwire. We sell the "Waukegan" 4 Point with barbs 3 In. apait, and it measures10& ft, to the pound. cannot build a fence witli any oilier make of barbedwire as cheap as you can with " Waukegan.'-- '

xaue tne loiiowing makes for instance, all 4 point, barbs 3 apart:N. and M. 15.80 ft. to 1 lb. or 7.84 ner cent, favor nf Wn,,tn,w..Haddock Wire Co., 19.63 ft. to 1 lb. " 30.75 " " " " 'Itoss, 13.44 " 1 " " 33.01 " ,

Roebling Co., 11.89 " 1 ' " 4B.15 ' 'Cleveland, 11.83 " 1 " " 39.48 " 'Indiana Wiro Fence Co., 12.87 ft. 1 lb. 01 28.21 per cent. " " "Burncll, 18.77 " 1 " " 19.83 " " '

Wnuketrnn Barbed Wire Is as strontr as the RtrnmTPRf. Onrtt.nlnu itlct no rtt (inibarbs to the rod, and yet weighs less per rod than any other style of .barbel wire.This result is accomplished by using a half round wire in the barb, instead ola full round wire as in all other barbed wires; then it is twitted out once aroundone of the main wires, saving the weight of additional twists. isthoroughly galvanized, something much needed in this climate.

We also sell a special wire stretcher and galvanized steel staples fc rWaukegan Wire.

AU orders for the above, or. for Dlaln Galvanized or nianlr FonroStuples will be filled lowest prices by

Wrought Steel ChilledIron Cooking Stoires.HOUSEKEEPING GOODS:

Agate V are (White, Gray and NicTfel-platc- PumpsWater and Pipes, Water Closets and'Urinals, RubberHose, and Lawn Sprinklers, Bath" Tubs and Steel Sinks,O. S. Gutters ind Leaders, ,Shee Iron Copper, Zincand Lead, Leaa Pipe and Pipe Fittings.

Plumbing, Tin, and Sheet IronWork.

DIMOND BLOCK,

Gurney Refrigeratorsand 'Ice Chests,.

to correctare the cheap-

est and best. , . . . .

A Fresh Invoice Just to Hand,

GARDRNIH ' IIOSSEJ,For Saie by the

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO.

FORT

PETER HIGH &

J

A

Convalescents, 4

and

Best Foodfor

OVIl InstmetliI'eeft

U.

THENEWWATJKEGANBARBED"WIRE.

You

in

to

thus This wire

Wlat

Ranges,

Soil

Copper,

CO.

Aenle

75-- 97 STREET

ENTERPRISE PLANING MILL.

Office and Mill on Alakea and Richards,near yueen street, a, I. , ,

to all

nndof

in.

Proprietors.

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

YUKIVISr AND HAW1JD WOHK.Prompt attention orders

Acea,anri

KING

Honolulu,

Telerhones: Mutual. K: Hell. 488.

H. E. MclNTYRE BRO.,IMPORTERS AND OHAI.KRS IN

Groceries, Provisions and Feed.

East Corner Fort and King Streets.New Goods recelyeu by every Packet from the Eastern Btates and El rope

Freeh California Produm by every hteamer. All orders fa.thfullj tltenou, tand goods delivered to any part of the city free of charge.

Island orders solicited. Satisfaction guarsnteed. Telephone No.Post Office D01N0, li&