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l .v The People Gel All.ihe News of the Day.

Evening BulletinFrom the Progressive Bulletin.

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Voi IX No. 15!I9. 13XjXOLTJIX. TKRKirORV OF HAWAII, THUKSDAY. AUGUST 2, 1P00

IT IS MI$iE KM RM1W mOK F lYHMi AnSitllEV PAVIS

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ANSWER MAM TO

JUNE CLARK W KGKA

No Profit Is Promised the Public

and Nothing Is Co- n-

ceded in the

Matter.

With reference to an interview withJudge Clark of Kona. Hawaii ttUUwto a certain business enterprise j eieui-l- y

floated In bin district, the Bulletinhas been furnished with the lollowtagadditional information, which is will-incly

given to the public, at U in tin!form of a memorandum 3rom a fxnti-ma- n

Interested In the enterprise"air Clark certainly did tint Tamr-tha- t

the coffee of three crops, all She

house furniture and lurulshlnrs andjiersonal property of the principal' Inthe enterprise, and

ments sot mentioned in the shew-

ing which he assailed, arc includedw 1th the estate that was sold.

The seller of the land was the oarrpurchaser of the stock, and 3.0 ti- -i

has been offered to the tiuulic Cashlias tlnce been offered lor the unlaiownshares by one w:ho laiows all hou1 ibeinstitution and has Iteen decllnefl.

The public was taken so iar 3aconfidence as to lie informed tlurt 310

shareholder is to jn-of- 3onally Jfflnvestlnc all the proceeds f tarVelnc It acreement f the stockholC- -

era. devoted to the tharttaWe jnrrj.oseicf the enterprise.

iie oe iUB r .. aa--a,M4

MaaaBAC taW PUkaMkiA

f IWeralc JkatsImmediately Iter the onrjnetlonil

the Pacific HelRhts electric naUwsx.Bruce "Warim:-- . Co. win oiwntniSab

0 acres un the sloiteii tnwBrfl IPaiirnThe tract will lie sulfl in Hint Jtt Srirm$:u0toSl(Ki0aplece.lt3sintcnoQ3iiu.to make homes in jileacant 3ilac 3orcitizens ta tnoaerate aneuns.

'

VIlCHIKfi ITIsS IW1T-

"TVork on the Silo aullway is ipnsresslne Tapldly." ji stocthuiOer miiBthis afternoon. Ot is ranetefl tpreach 3una iiy the nd nt cthi year"tVe hnll soon iiegln the nnructi!intil a iiranth to Teach the tOLia aionie- -stendE, in the direction iff the Tiflae111."

Pole 3n Couro.Theae of 'Onzl Turriut. 2olc

charged with juuaiult auid Haner ulEmMn ., .niiTrr-nr,TT..- matried in the 3'ollce Court this Sarenuonmid the defendiutt dlrfiiiTira ,im m.count of lack at evidenee, Ohe dIennot liuttlnc on sincle witiiess. J63--lorneyStniuasaiiiieuTeaiuraiie.fl-le-i-

dautThewomuniier:Tf-n-iiS3iie.mil.v-w:- -

nefcs ior the lirosecutlan. beto iuulnc sone into TurriuiT mand drlnUnc luree liusses uf inewith iUm. As be --was ioonc fie.Toum, the tnan cuufnit iiuMl ..,skill. Tills Elie deemed 3111 ustnMh

Judge TVilcnx said tiufl a mameiTionnin who went into 31 anans auamand 4rant three sUisms of nine tfJttfc

IUm, put iierwif in a 3iotUon to Iktrtated in the auanner jahe mis.

ars-un- r

.!. !.... ..-- !. ..-- .. i..i j, -- .... u-- ,kI uuvoi) 411 Ult nniu UIaiandcfl

,, time.4.a.c mojaimi wuuicai dianie

fiance t MoaumtuauJnltations iutie ezrt fiut iur

o'clockoelosL

In Cocca.Julj, Si Jlr Xe

Coicun hargethis a

fioui his goierunieut1' the publlshud stateiuenu iite

tuoeuitut luid tu'tio-n- a

or iitiy Chluuke BiiiM, jmjctuihiA the Coreau frontier

3'iB WAiJJHMAK,IUBAU XiOK- -All ,,11 luipi.

.rVJCHMAN. ,e

Bflg WF

Small Crowd Wfii 135. -- m

Enthusiasm Xsss I

Tamminyiiss.

ms a useORiSE HWtiXE

, Jlifcn I. 2bK 5e 2s XZ

srwn-rw- ?mxi-Tv- in

There iair3iscjiima bb jtuC'sutK-a- Stnir sturit ac nac Out- aotbre was 3int xnefc riiniai in : tthr taiiria-- C tu. soait j n. mora-3muss- Ur

welticv ac Ufa IniC aJkmc rSf soirw aniE Ctht to w'ut

C i airXirrite; - miry Imiuc t3i-- biinilauiilrrstbe'7errrueail(ritarilEi3itRjir nuktupaa snirjt. c pair any time wtz&- -

oa aGnwdl 3mrmrfuiaiai. Jntm S. "TOt 1h AKim3jl HJun. 31 31 alfCinianan. MVi.3aa ataan. OacSet CSw --a.P

Sir K!ie K9F 0i 3rac u aBiw. Hh- -

JrlMvwnWI fiic iiinnii' ik r nilimafl (lC ;.. !DIK :ai!rtuj- -

j nna-aj- ,. 5, 3.. ajntOmSKaimll ,6,1SM( ,,,8. 3,,, ,

mimaimhsf. 3atUasaD O clj j. , a. njiuiae2 a tttac

oJalieanaiejramw- -: ffiBjSiaC C

H. amtth amfl Jt. . HkiSI sicrnfc- -

sxnztent df Hlusoiil nc ifjsv! oadsniSa3ilismsiitliia3nE3uc 3b "TOiknsc SurnliT tin' an Hie '" Sh ntaiinjisaw9ih'e'lVdiiK!liTssr3sSnsiKCits. crsnarri. ttac f.iuir 'iiiwo.

ai. anmr n Ciac tlirt rnnH iCunwentum Bnis nualu- i- at ocammn

-- ininvmuniiUaaT 30 aacm- -

ntiener rUnrr-P'-- n. DmSC .Wkthharmn aiienuajaiaE nam .saBp nttit;wt,,. anna rltlle trnmi am tins Ajaontt otm n instate tne- -

aiejuilunxm txmrraaum as tjca: if3uljili-t- 3 tue" urT rii "StiIbi1.aaisiclwiaweCaBa-a.ncnwuai- ' otsj Seunwie wtnte mil u- -- ibuc rh obcj--.Sam. fllTfTJTTiriif til?r-- e ttur saiteB at.canani 3f an E." amC hea ltu o0 IWlawse 2. sacx ia tne

Oshnds: wan. ssz pii;tnut.amfiI.Umnt oeamrt lisir trremaneiiHat flrsama.-enj- a A."HaatreBaaticsauBtiaa; Hen- 4 Tn

"eleaeB a dVesatw "ae ahane,

" ,B tt a- - " b31"; uut

nttBIi 0iaf aCctte ttaat -- c21e-

attra.ninf:HuiTaii.astte-a- .Se " nunueac QrsmiH lu- Hb- -

aut HUnL BT SJe OESItT

n" rlie un-c- n. amfl die nit liaieanifiaiaileUlinru.riie'Taisai.'snii- -

3acar n" ta,r Bttnenfi-- s. nC e Bins fi,

anamctaiiUiixi. BrasiKr "K nenaicn

"" SBIlantCiH1ti Hcsnnn.""

3te- - 3DiQniiaBi ttaUJ Orsr-- x

,0'n ""B ""--a1

inn iiafi Ttto-- -J teetcm jiygt Ihmr; ufiie ilwrt sc

Bit .oe4n-1- 3 Olac If-c-

w mm ttte-- ixatus; oe tc tO- -

annsinm Lh i icuwma cnexao&aaaut sat ttrar tttK nsrfltnrtnir.Jullrrwrfi tUi aaz;

aiearrttBr ainc lO.Basjat heitzunsting aiCjuuTiMC.

rr..P Sunn--

Youthful Thieves.Three rortucuese "xj tascmszfuo; lOra.

Iiy J)etectie iuiatia this Jureiioun .tkautliaw.liii 11 iner m.u. .

They ere caught Ted o- - fflusmm. BiemiS! an Jfrnssstealing wood Jrmn x. ylle in iTaitea- - 0n nunrtiur naer flkr JCtownandtransferringittDa3amdiC 3iatWTtaTtrtuxBraacezosB.3Bainfr5in the Tear of tiiejums of aaitmak- - iimaimtu.3iiiau3iLiSiie3.Jim church. itsrthatlteTimiwaiiaaneizum.1 !.............., --nw-n.,i.nn.i.iaor

been

tM

CajJ oie

an m jiome nt tiie country 3111. iX 3;. yuri, jajj.and Mrs. a M. .Tbmum, aiuaualua, triiiicida4rireJinns.ff7 rrrflnif.

Thursday evening. August , awm iCnni, Hi$ aadlase uzszrcotupllmeutarj to JdUs Aliue 'Wall .awlFiederic C .Smith. There will le (Grtal asale JT 3ns amC aaies ac. Idancing Tiains willjeatejuraioana- - teats n rlhe dollar an C IE. 2irjr Alua at S and .6:30 amd will jv- - Co.i siiue 3iou, rtiraver ttC Tun jofturn to thecityataSatnda 3iutel --rlrteie.

Boxer NutWashington, tb

hwe took to theuteDepartment luornlug desnaWi

dewyiug putltiw

Uoxtr exteadtslthat

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GcO. Z

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aunutr

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atawulaiii

311Ullian

Hiisna-- CHaiie

mna newr

fcor

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CiiL

gTee.

?Vc

Uiat

w --- - - ".-imve naLes stixrr nezn am nrnTtkUiiLeto3at aiiajaezistii nC OnaK.

MQt&SJUUU t ISO.

jIUV ANO iJOriT cCUiitS

jllKftiHi lfiiavr

mi m success

rf Soct 132 TTs SrotJHufcr

h 2asS-!351- '5l wait- - fe

CS23&.

IxeCT vat ury aifcmc so.

SU""1! iqhf nntrxtnir. w Qtax bonds

I9I ttb' Jdumnc C EiHiates had be

- r F. Wiaw9ML la.

Tzarsm amC Biciuhflu tli"J lajjtaie atrsrsr amC Kimjm la. Or uttsrr

spam. "Sate rtmmr facta.- - ha.C ic thatwereL

lainee wa taacxcaoy Cme- witatn. tiethe- Bnaithoiitas mutfic

b

,n . BtBlllalj,11L , .aoru-- C GC ennrw Ms. Dllllnirrij .

tae ntarc hi if nuiifpo. or tin amtsmusic .fit. ..imrOtaa: or ttac limt

one Due oC tiUC C itaiiar micHimc.1Xa tn Btimfi. r?f RLiil trf Cl

jrotaw MUttona: die S.wrtns: ofXZZXsim wortt a alrea-l- DuhOshe--

ut y,.ur nap: Xir tai to waaC Mr.Blllliwaam. te tsjtns: 01 Iliac In. SrKurJt amC Sin. From-Jai--u ami. Emo.

SUC frame by tfle hue sttmeraieIuitn-Tc- tMsC DriMpn3 oC pLuIni thiamiiiinc. EtMnft.acIraiiC JT3-I.- -

'" nca. villi be SitatHte in. &n. Fna- -eibrrb. PentniFt2it-waiiiieamimn- marOk. 2Kk. D havw- - hnar nutnins aC

atanniranwaC tse-i- e bmul In. Kirauln- -Du In. Cil-- D oWIhwi- - riuc mine if oDlacnt! herR."

TaesucreaB-wiH- t which. Mfc Dillla- -Sam. to-- omUiubmtlw mwtlnif in tit?miadnic aC ta- - Olaa. txinila on. taeChaaC 31H9. on 4ixuw- - Czou muiuViE mm

Iwttin navi- - aouiiefC tSe- - aitnadnn"Ulr. bnr eondilenm in. white OLiawtlC tu iO in. tflie nmr Bimre:

Waramr som-Io- . hawr been Uts- -maaefC om tan atreec noLir. Olaa. Saab-- )e ttiie nnnirpaE ttioit The arttne tfie 8Iaa. smrkinnicra yestwrLir bt

aiittiiirizinc CisiiHm jn. twinibt na ha.1uh. ,.irwai Oir fllja. ha taken a. riae Bar

tne Brae Hmit in. man? dreary week,j ,,,, g, bonus

j,, bn, gc wUt) nmhiubteJCrOTmH, x (j,,,,,, ,,,,1) la gij. gut tta!lm,TJ. j a(-- .It B,fllot xh.ae woi

auni. m tUAc tturka n, nuinsoUy w!ul dniae whu wihiy one tuarruit the eraan.' "or aTownE tarir anirkm UHj,nimFnC an,, nasin,. x amtMar rj, by tnenu-Df- es, n.

CX5EX CETEHPIECES.DrniiamC, BunC atreec. Is offering' x

new Une? at Unen. centoraieees fur ti--

hiesw emiirniiieraE In. funcy eouics.

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.

Hr "Stin. Samnrtar. iti'lf 1' "laJUIya.

Bue Xlnttti HlSmene, StawsInCinrry. onrutwE tttrt dnhc ac TXtitultl. wlttl. S3i men. UWumofrO BsC

.iC eaaltt. auu-- i.

w..nOE amE miatlns. The ma--rtm ha.E Oiuir aUIe-- E amC M wo.m.Il.

aUnne- - Dru earned. Eienn-nan-c Bu-t-rfhim.ilu.'MiCiiiiiliei.ilMWlR.Se stiiic to. notier lett: armwml iKiralnc Bnc ran. amE

aiUre- - varHc wtttii setiieaC Oir oiniluKenieniK

CaarnutAC(tie- 3."urlr. auu Sirrrtu&tre-mr- an. muter tfiar xto'Smtfaeer KMiuiei) (JuMmi.

tiMe ini tfiieatlxlimeni 4bC jK.ei. ishw sw msi insn"efiissj shame'

JtWlHl AWM(HWt S.IBB.MC

dP psWP' Bf py

j-"- Twwjmy

RECENT? STATWX

IIILS TAKEN ILL1

(ke Dad Tesardij and Five

lt ire Sd Reseval

to tk KaHhi

Cup.

An epidemic of typhoid ferer'&sjIstrnrk the KaHhi reeeMtg station an J,the direct ense for the appearance ol

thal pUce 1. one of lbkancrj- - problems that lb Board cf

BJxa tmr has it is hand to soireTie ferer struck t&e place coddenly

a,,, uj, jj, a j mone of the nattre tirU tbe j

dbt yesterday Borainz; aad Cre -- e... .are on the sick Bit. Cocstoerux; lb"

Darle.

cart raar taere are oary xwenxy larui -- - - . . .,

in an at station, this proeortioa Court for actire a. a ootary poUlc,say Vast, alarmis. J witboot barlajc been appointed as wn 1

Testerday aftersoon. tbe three S- - J "f Attorney Cea-r-al of thU T--r-.

ten in rharxe aad the cirU wereaH reqmlred by the Art ofCnited States."

tentSon eaao. the sick bete placed is . ' rf ady with pfeas la tbeone the bwBdimo and the others lv hu drrer beter orembo.theothc A traiaed szrse wM proi-I1- " be says.

That the lltb of Jae. A. aon dayably be iest oat today to atteod ti- -jj,. I.... -- I

From wftenee the typooM lexer ept- -'

demfar at station spraa- - Uit(inesaon. The water ssed the U tb- -'

same as that nW by the other reoHTina; in the rtcnUty. Cowi as Hdoe, from one of jpsTernsBect'

mains. K this prores to be .o.,taen it is about time that foote. bf-tufii- re

careleas wtri tae grrsuiike vtdriniiaar water. siunM tlk Art.

haTe care. Howeiei. it is UiHy tintthe caose will be taasA 00 tie (moU

There baa wite lot of OT&tadLfVVTT 'r W lllll 1 I. ." I

Iporte List month. It wIH be rese- -'

'tufa xaller. Both. Ticcfcr of tie &ease acmmhnl to Its raTas.

At,"' Own.TL

i If. BaBofi aad W. Uat Japanese Nss- -tana, srxeec. after the resalar Bcav-- r

last niztt. On that eccasiaa. ithe new oC tie cnarcaSiTen hearty welcome. Speeches we- -'maite by Tarfcos Japanese. Hit Tal- -eotr. who has spent twenty-fir- e yearsin Japan, made an aibtress fca Japan-ese. This lady mrw assfatto; as aa-sio- n

work: in HacoJneT After rt,Kof several """"it to tie States. -wiil return Co her home ax iiraa:T. - . . . '

niis am 4a V. r as.UtvSsTnermTwaT 1Cenairman of tie

A.of to be of

aal forare Doomi tor tie springs

m. vHirazz

DEEDS DARING

YANKEE FIGHTERS

jarfln.JlilpKamEaiiinirtijf,Cnitvd.

mracEntMancBnrTliniirfoEtJiB'

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a

ata

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1

stsongir La a ire.ami whenever an American raised ahand he was shot.

A gnn aad twowere alu traced npea

. . .... .iney m taesurs to tieo- - with. ,

w-- re anable to helpwitaont fcd aad

(

tae canal water. They hadOir exrescitr a fewmunu were retane Is ceo rtl rharge If it shwsid be aeaoV.

had ander dtrfiee tfnnU fcoelc is. .SI

Bfgjir. and car--,

steir The '

was savd sbort sdhszwu, saere hasteg tees no exp-e- -

tissrn of satz Im.u. I

fn4af irnil rairt. ate- - M.

afec IJ Mil J

msw atT JSswsiM Sjt wdsai s JMecafjsMac A

4 Xar

e-e .aaasvM.

, flke hmM iW- - aav Ul Mk. VU

I

He Claims That

Public Law Is

SITRME Cei'RT

IIVES KCISION

--J. BdlBeakrES Wl3 Suit frem T 1! i. Co, who.

Coa-- ItbeKalihJde-'Kres- s

wik

TherewasaTeryiaieresrinsspecta'""sUtiS. Stanleymeetins chnren.

meetins;members

BMuormwr..

Carlxex

wvsaded.Ktvsint

4Se.W.sM,ataiahiMrfe

Wrtrrlo llSlr

Un-

constitutional.

the ZaaKrmms Mrs.

TklA Gets Dia--

aosd Stci.

n.rf. v.. 1." ". -.- .-.I

lT. UN ACX. lOO. eifTX U9 U IBfwffl .s ul Vi susvlaw shUU .- "-- "-- --"7 ";fMt aforeUn

oM oSSce ad tbey eanot S

" answer for "X alleced rtoU- -

"" cof "- -

rtoUtioa of wti7?! rewirfs a lkrae U retro- -

szertive and caa hare bo force aclefect to appoinrnests saade tefsce

"Tfcit ti a99nistzMSt of soCartespob&c at tie tisae said apotstBtst c

jttt defaaat was ca-- was a fl--'boa of asd of trwrt. Tested la- .. - . . . -- . ( -- k.""' " "" -aasuw 9e oc itawau.

" otaricto oftf7i a limx- - u aai u wacoa- -

faad toU.'

Ckwf Jice Is atthor of aseecsioa of 1

sat as sahstirxte Jsatires oa the raeof Asti aati A. vs. JohiBd&Msterc his wife asdEobck. It was a bffl ard a rra btH.

faraw to caacet a aad taeLitter fee deHTery of the deed.

The decree of tie iCrnxit Joiretie Forni CarrcM freca. mtantrs tie VOt aad Gamttttsg tie

seal, is rerred aad tie cae iresiaed to tie Cfentk Jolce of theFsasth Cirrvut with dtrectfeais to dU

ZSLTZIS:f "

, "Tie agreed epos for ic pay'neat cd tie budaare of tie nrrias

BotzeaVns. wio wtx tie raier-

Tie UH to raarel a daI bevnxit bySaxnet Kela ra?T Jftai Hapa aad

tKaja-a- as sraimw.itj TetftoJderissm tt tie CxrrsK Cozrt atVrv

L. H. D by has atloruy. T. KCasts Stewart, sasres for bare to sri.csaVa ewws of J. C. Riacdas's estat'

C which he is

Juice : imn has decreed thatBiert TT exrator of JasDuofs wflB. fciiM dtlirer a d&azMal."rJ T V PL . rM--- -- -- -

" ! .- " 'lJZZTL'?"" ector IX tie wtH sar--inrujj

Court raiVd at rbe Capkxd. It oaUe rl. Vwv- - .- -, ..,...., .

Laving made to appt&ctzoeiXFut-- ur ttobW uf tie AgrionhBriJ

IVpartxant. Wat.Mr.guo.by CwveriMir Oole sa.d MBrfsinar wtu, lam.

fainfa-cr- o foe KatuaiL j

TLe jxe twwl. a Vocefcr Kmus Hass abas

il .tsssiat aad s iat- -WssssiuaVHii X tiiid-s-

wifcajsi ji ttnusmd It t.4, 1, - ui M J M

d wst Mi4 a4d KmkJBadl Jilijc Ms. C H xtaabx MW Xoudr K IJ K.

IVMitxr UAT Jkagasa.

Jirfm Haisinger. former Cafcf -- , U rersaix Lat is he&lOerk tie Iatenor Department, aad rfrccaataaces net tie esaeoc-M-rs.

Basatager; were paasesxva Ix tie, &&-Irmga- rd

for San rnacin U?.X cias. W. S. WiseTJtey txiaa-g- o.

ti qu-- a-

tuwi.

barricaded,

sssaSeannun tiec

orwoonded. Vxiakir--

exhaustedimmOTiAio

retired aiwr

ymfsislf exiaxetedAserfascs

hflepteaC

ds4a4aaasVsl

y-s-- w

ce- -

Leoor

Frear

ei

cixzi- -

mile-anites- r zemnig peas. one expected to esrape. A tew CWHis- - n cesefainar the reported d , Tie to Ka- -

IQgrain. Kiuufr B. 3tif. wiut. had- tie- eommand had teen HtW r riocal in rU-IW-o:

siiusitiF heat ' d on Cwtraur DwW tiitx. swam. a. mile- - wtin. his. In Che esrimate. After Juter X. X. Eie ui Federal

forUonwr dauoi

wt aniC

Hilar weKf

lasjr tPsHH

at

thetie

the

thethe

tlieir-- aerla

been

the

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y

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wrernmest

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to

"i111"sUtsriosal

tie

the deed

apcaled

stia!sj.e4tisee

teacporary

Casacart.

??'? !!aI!

uiMiel

iuMvsitiit

iBtsrH'

KasauiiAu.

ua-i-- tie

Creiclicc

PjtV'Wt dexates

wwuuied. tariaiSxx taorziicg.Aferiraa

IBTliolr V

.MdiicvV VWorth.

Vuu 1: ." Ciimn

SfHiiAEXTS REaSE TO

GIVE OUT

Said to Hire Orders FirmHome 0ct to Pass

Honolulu By-05- -eitls

Confer.

somethlng-l- s wronpwith the Aeran-g- o

bat what It If rouM be fullyI learned even after consulting rbea ft . a I a !& rll kmiI ttiA

with the oarers mentioned, boardelthe sfamer when she arrived off portfrom the Colonies this morning.

The pilot boat went out early betdid not return about 12 noon. In

meantime th Aoranri had cantanchor o3 the bell buoy and put upim1 hlch said --Can't come

In." the arrival or the pilot boatat the pilot home there were mauypresent to ajk questions of thoe whoLad Jat come In bat notblnc definitecoold be learned.

Xr of T H. Dsrles k Ca,west cp to the oee and bld a con-

ference with T CHt Davie whichremised in boat being orderedfor : o'clock to acain take acent

toot.Mr irriae was shortly after

tWf an1 ,ut, y,,,j nt fcwe

Tfc rrajoQ whyy. There were bat two paswnr-r- s

perfecl'rwJH!ex thnafSu So tnl&thad been broocht and. aa there wastherefore little doinr. here, it wouldhardly pay for the Aoranjrl to eotae In..UI money received from basinetshere woald be eaten np by the ezpja-se- s

of esterinc. In other words. Itwonlda't pay Aoranri to come in.

Dr. Ameese. the onarantinereports that Aoranri received or-

ders froca the home oce in Loudento cease roalnr to this port and thattie captain of steamer ws simi4yrarryis'? out his icstmctions. The at-

torney ef the company was a passen-z- er

for this port bet he was willing togo cs.

If it is a fact that a positive orlorhas bn civen to cease raffing at thisport, it Is strance that T. H. Ttarie iCo. shoald be bothering; their beadsaboot seediez; the tsc boat to hesteamer with Mr Irvine. Eridentlrthere is something: more than appearsat prent on th sarface. WTsen ak-e- d

if he thooght the Aoransi wonMcome in. Mr. answered in theEJ3tiTe.

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In the meantime, a dozen moreintending passengers are anxiooslyawaiting; the letmu of the tug boat inorder to learn if Aorangi will come

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Fraternal Directory.

HAPMONY LOIK1E NO. 3.I. O O. F

Meets every Monday evening at 7:30to Harmony Hall. King ctreet

i. ii nnc n oE. IL HENDRY. Secretary.

All visiting brothers very cordiallyfcTltad.

MYSTIC LODGE. No. 2. K. of P.

Meets every Wednesday evening at:! o'clock. Cattle Hall, Fort street,

flailing brothers cordially Invited toattend. E. J. SALTER, C. a

A. E. MURPHY, K. R. S.

HONOLULU CHAPTER No. 1.R.A.M.

Meets every third Thursday eveningto Masonic Temple. All visiting com-panions cordially lnrlfL

A. F. GILFILLAN. H. P.i. D. TUCKER, Secretary.

HONOLULU COMMAXDEKTNa 1. K. 1.

Mets In Masonic Temnle on the see--94 Thursday evening of each month.11 Tldtlng Sir Knight! courteously

BTItea.HENRY E. COOPER. E. a

k. D. TUCKER. Recorder. j

OAHU LODGE No. L K. of P.

Meets every Friday evening at theirVstle Hall. 4204 Fort street, at 7:30.

sabers of Mystic Lodge Na 2, andrUltlng brothers, cordially Invited.

A. N. SINCLAIR. C C I

M. ROSENBLEDT. I

K. of R. and S--NUUANU CHAPTER, ROSE

CRODC,No. 1, A. L A S. S.

sleets the Crrt Thursday In eachtooth, at Masonic Temple- - Sojourn-to- a

and Tlsltlng brothers cordiallyto attend all meetings.

W. M FRANK B. AUERBACH.XLAN B. SCRIMGEOUn Secretair.

LODGE Le FROGRES DEL'OCEANIE.

No. Kl, A. i: A. S. Rite.

Stated meetings on the last Jloniayat each month. In its hall, .Masonic

esaple.CM. WHITE. TV.M.

H. B. FRIEL. Seeretary- -

GEO. W. De LONG POST So.45, Q. A. H.

Department of California and Neva-- L

meets at Harmony HaU, Kingtreat, first Thursday evening of every

to th. Bojoornlng comrades are cor-cl- ly

Invited to attend.

AB. T. COPELAND. Adjt.

HAWAIIAN LODGE. No. a.r F. & A. M.

tated meetings, first Monday eachtoonth. Special meetings, when calledtwill be noted in this epace.1

Members Lodge Le Progres, PacificMage, ana all sojourning brethrentortlally InvlUd.

K. R. O. WALLACE. Secretary.

THE ALOHA BRANCH OF THETHEOSOPH1CAL SOCIETY.

Eery Saturday at 7:jop- - m. The AlohaBranch of the Theosophlcal Sodrty, willhold Us regular meeting in the Knichts ofPythlis Hall, next doortoHollisterA. Co,Fort sttteL Public lnvrtelBooks lent at the Library on Monies,WeJnesiavs and Fndavs, frjm i to jp. m. Information on Theosnphy ghtnbv uTttlnc to r. u. nox ii.

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China May Be ReadyFor

. .

General-

Warlatest Reports Cause American Officials to Be

come less Confident of Chinese Honesty

Edict Wondrously like War Cry

Europe Continues to Believe

in Massacre.

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IS r BP'itir EaJafar tr U t- -camtrrg a Bnnsclia&I wonl "willptis Bai a si3 of Sottlr. U aorOt lifar Uax aajtMn rt. Toe

CitotSja Siiwa fias ta br a tap cr icr Siscs..

STOCKHOtDeaS SPECLU. MEET--LVG.

A rasif immila- - af tSif Hl-- bntlrr. af

imui W. L. HOPPER. Sxrttarr

Koaa Su&ur Co.. Ltd.

AS KS&tU as acsean he a5- -3uats 7. Siai rfcjrse OSatnett

EtCsmeamBC tryia iue cr stwk

ASSESSHEVT NOTICB.S".tJiiicr art barir .i3&Ei ttit tfar

aie-f- c AoEjrt jr tbeCajuat5r.od rf THE lTEP ISLANDitje aaJparaKe

caftrtsuoc X.K.FKHEa.SC-Tk- Jtfter Kamf Tr4iCoLimAef.Hanotule. Juw . V J

HmwaMmn AutomobileLtd,

Asya&tusiU fcavr boco tadi aq

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anAri.

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HAWAII LAM) CO.

Capita MH.k . )tlXt,MM,

WHSprel pcop.

!5fiiB-r- s. 3FFICE.

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Co,,

CopiioU rJ up, 4

oiiickiw.C Art.- 1- rttl!M A Man!

M. K, NaVvtht ......Mif Proli1ntJ lorl JollB'O.....,.. .. uMiUryU. to lrhk.uMnM..M.M....Auilltor

KOARH or DHUXTORS:

Jnaah KascaW,J. M.V.In.l

J. W. Itlplkan.

xt aWa Cnrnj- - will iy, Ihi,U JaaAa In all part, nf ttw Hawaiian

IHtnl; aaa li h bou. In tho Cityt Hoooiahj for rnU t49-- l

W UK. A.

Visitors are cordially invited ti.nI Inspect our ?a..ery of life- -

size royal photos, from KamehtmehfI. to date.

At tbe uid HtandOn Fort Street- -

LANDS.

ijapmnu Vil!j for sal. Apply tiXHLk-NSARRA-

Cartwrtcht BloOc. trchant itnattuS

TJ7 P A PTrT P, prII. J . .Ji.XX VX UU,,

1141111 nAYTIHIIfFlWIftf Hit I I Will

Real Estate Broker.

223 MERCHANT ST.

FOR SALE.

Property In to-- and suburbi

and HOUSES TO LET.

T. R. NOSSMAN

Real Estate AgentAkstractor andSearcher ol Titles . . .

Loans negotiatedRauts collected.

Campbell Building,Merchant street.

P. E. R. STRAUOH,

naand! Aifnt and Collector

Xo. 9 Hthl St., ntar I. O.Vniwhi.

U XA. mL O IV D

EL &. BTAKT.Jeweller

04B' pobt STREET

CH18. CB4IEEC. 1 GROTE

Merchant -i- - TmIIopbi.

CLOTHING

Cleaned and RepairedOUR iMJCMIrV,

ftr 'f- - ' Vwk - rjiMfATrl L

mm yoi . ,.IIT UAII I 'I'll

irciReal Estate Broker

mzrciL Lud other Rings, Watches, BracerreKurrr. lets ?iast d n extensive varlet)

iJ-czi.i- JsafJa-etj-y- .

Larcs

fatSSSStSSISSoTifan.- -

RtvTASTf HAMS

J.J.WILLIAMS,Photographer.

Coney Estate

KuDfictaring

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ALILVAMIIIR & IIAI.IIWIN.Lld

IH'IMCIlUHiII. I'.HMIiVMN

JAWMIl iivk.-'SmJ- J

I AMI k nd VfcHValJnilJ' ! IreasaterW.O. SMWi btitttary and Audltar

Sugar Factors and

--Commission 4gcn(s

AGENTS FOR

lltwallan Commercial A. Suc.u C).OUa Sugar Co.Haiku Sugar Co.Pali I'lanlitlOT Company.Nihlku Sugar Company.klhtl IMantation Co.Hawallm Siign Co.Kaliului RallmaJ Company.

Ihc California and Oriental S. S. Co.

W. G. Irwin & Go.Limitod

aoi:.sts forWntcrn Sugar Hennery Co., of Saa

Krancltco.Ualilnlo locomotive Worka, of

I'hlladrlphla, I'cnn.. V, 8. A.Newell Unhcrsal Mill Co. (National

'omZTl 'AZuS; S.A,..

Alex. Crosa & Sons, hlRh Rrade rs

for Cdne and Coffee.Itied'a Steam 1'lpo Covering.

AI.SO OPKKIl KOIt SALEI'arafflne Taint Co.'a 1. & H. 1'alnU

nnd Tapera; I.ucol nnd LinseedOils, raw and boiled.

Indurlne (n cold-wat- paint), ;kwhite and colors.

Kilter l'ress Cloths, Cement, Limeand llrlcks.

CASTLE & COOKBLIMITED.

HONOLULU.Commission Merchants

SUGAR FACTORS.AGENTS FOR

ra. ( putiuii'. c.T W.i.io. Af tlcul-n- .l C, L I.:IB. Kob.t. Surir C.TI. Wilim Suj.r fllll Co.Tk. Koto. Airkultur.l Co,TJo Follon lion Wotki. St t..L M.,To Slui.tl Oil Co.T. Co. F, Bl.t. St... Pm,,.WMtoa'. Cmttlfitt.li.

TJ. Iln E.(l.nl HI. I.hiuc. C, lllimTJ. tn. Fir. loi. Co. ol H.rtloi. amTU AIII..C. Aur..c. O.

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

Wm. 0. Irwin. .President and ManagerClaus Sprcckels Vlco President.v. i. umaru ..second Vlco President.II. M. Whitney Jr. .... Trcas. and SecGeo. J. Kos Auditor

Sugar Fact ovAars

Commission AgenM,AQISTa 01 TBI

MJIANIG STEAMSHIP GOMPANTOF BAN FRAN0IB0O. 0A1.

mImporters andCommissionMerChant8 --aaaaaa

QUEBN 8T., - HONOLULU.AGENTS FOR-T- he

Lancashire Insurance Co.The Balolse Insurance Co.Union Gas Engine Co.Domestic Sewing Macb nt, Hta

BREWER CO., LTD.,CM. tit. Hooplal. U.I

s i'o-r-Coat.nr. Oot.l. Sur.r Pi.irt. Co , OaoaM l.(M

LIST OK OKFICEKSC. M. Cooke, IVenldoiit; Ooorgo i,

l ItoLonwii, Malinger K. K. Bl.hop.Treasurer and Njereturyi Col. W, 1jinii, Auuinn r. v. Jne, H. WatarIioum, wt. It. C'Ktlor, Dlrcotom.

BKUCE OAliTWKIQHT,(j.o.tal Managef of

T- -t IfaiUbli Lift Assurinei Soelttr0 Um IJalUd Bute, for tba UaaaUai

talandaOffiaai iUh.nt aliMt. Hop

M. PHILLIPS k 00..WbolaiaU Import. and ioVbmtt

fcroHD tod Aairicin D7 too

Fo I and Qomo UtiMlt.

a. HA0KFELD k 00 Lo

IEIEBAL COMMISSION A6EITI

gof. Fort and Oomi Hlff.t. Hoaolai'

The World RedslerKt h f'a.li wlill. )i,) nu luty,

Tfy Ultlt " mQ

Rook PricoHOn Marble and Granite.

MONUMBWTflttml 0BMKTKy

J.'ec(? ni LwYuynWx.ru,

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atrl4V JaW

m? 'WEvening Bulletin,

utillh"l livery Dny rcrnt Hominy,t 210 KltiK Blrul. Honolulu, !

II. I.. 1 I heI

MJl.LI'.TIN t'UIII.IBIHNCt COMPANY

W. It. milUNOTON HdltorDANIIiL-- l.OHAN City IMItot

BUUHCntPTlON KATKS:

rr niotu.l, Anywhere In II. I.,., 7fPer year. In It. 1 8.00

'r yrn, toataIil, U. 8., Cnnndnor Mexico 10.00m- - year, postpaid, other foreigncountries 13.00

Payable InvnrlnMy in advance.

Telephone , 25G

Prmt OITico Hox 718

THUIIBDAY AfOl'ST I, 1900.

FOR PRESIDENT,

wm, Mckinley.

FOR T,

THEO. ROOSEVELT.

Hurray for William Cullen Ilryani.Ilrynnt was not n Democrat.

Wlee Is rlfiht. Wlllam J. llrynndoesn't know what 10 to 1 means, othcrwlse he would not advocate such apolicy of ruin for the United Statesnnd Its territories.

Monarchical systems of RovcrnmentIn American territory won't run nomatter how earnestly the minority nmvseek to crease the wheels with theor-ies. Hawaii's Territorial law gives thepeople n hearing and they will beheard.

Attorney Davis' wrestling matchwith the American constitution seemsnever ending. One thing Is certain,however, there will be no further ques-

tion about the matter when Mr. Dj.-v- ls

nnd the courts get through wit:ithe business.

The Democratic delegation havingadmitted that It doesn't know what1C to 1 means nnd doesn't bellve W. J.llryan knows, It now devolves uponthe Democrats to explain jvhy the;-vote- d

for this plank In the nationalDemocratic platform,

Mr. McClannhan In the course of hisremnrks at the Democratic gatheringwould have done well to explain hormuch Hawaiian plantation stock couldbe placed In the San Francisco markithad tho business men of the Statesconfidence that Bryan will be electednnd his free sliver heresies forced uponthe people.

Was It really Boss Bryan that Mr.Bush referred to In his peerless peror-ation of oratorical effulgence at theDemocratic rally? If so how do Mr.Bush and his associates account furMr, Brnynn's connection with the leatrust of New York city, also Mr.Bryan's friendship for the silver tnmt.When It comes to trusts Bryan Is apeerless peach.

It makes little difference whether W.O. Smith and A. S. Hartwell were Bentto Washington to deprive native

of the franchise or not. Thofact remains that the Itepubllcnn pir-t- y

gavu the natlvo Hawallans full rightof franchise, nnd recognized theirrlghts as American citizens. Whatbetter proof Is needed that Republ-icans na n party stand for equal rlghu.The Democrats have lltle to offer Inthis line.

It may he that China Is misleadingtho United States In order to gaintime but It does not follow ,that tillUnited Stutes or. tho allied powcishave such a force In China that thevcan be Indifferent to g toe.Ilea. WIfether tho legations are aafeor not the American policy of dealingkindly with the barbarians until suff-

icient troops have been mnrshaled toforco their way to Peking, will befound to bo the wisest and productive)of the best results.

Prince David Is n man of his worl,consequiutly hn mutt liuvo made anunintentional mistake when ha

that Demoiratlc statesmenwill give Hnvuill Statehood. The

platform advocates State-hood for Oklahoma, Arizona, NewMexico and evciy other vvny klr.tlon oftho Mainland Immot'u word has It IniifWln favor of Hawaii. If Mil

Democratic stutesnun view this Ter-

ritory mid Us M'ii with such murk j I

favor. vviy s It they wrr" tviieful Inmalm the UIuihU huiI hoik by llmlrfalluro In I'Wii Khe tliMii it iiinitword, lo suy notliliiK nf h iiiiiiiIm,

JwIk" mil niwUii, "AhwIimm lawIs tniimioii Juti'" U u irtilmn wliMiHn Amitlwin bHUr ulriu In fiillillDm II Mr. Ille

.. r . iit''M'-- ''

THE BVENlNO BULLBTINrjHONOtlUtlU.iaMiUBtfrHUKSDAY.'AUOUSTji

TWO lAHTIi:H"ONE COAL,

l!r,v n : A i .;. ll I'a lli'it u .

i'iiiillcl(iiii' In the high ihnrar'.rr andIiniiml)' nf Aim Hum illltrluMp In Hie

'IYrrltmy of HiivvMI It Is now lime y'

fur the AdvcrtUrr to explain wlmt It1

'experts In gain from Us oppositiontniiiilillxtl organization. The positionof the Advertiser Is practically a deInrntlou of want nf ronfldeme In thevoters of the Ttrrllorj In spile of thefact that the piuplc me In the sail. II"

nnd the ruling srutltmut ol the major- -

lly Is In favor of American progress usexemplified In the organization of In-

dependent municipalities.This opposition Is tuntnmount to

to r suits. Indifferent e tathe chnrneter of the charters that winbe framed by the next Legislature.

At whose door Is1 the power of "menlike Boss t'roker. Boss Tweed, llucklcvand Altgild to be placed? Whom do

the critics themselves hold to account?Who but the citizens refusing to tnkean active part In'polltlcs, the stay nthomes nnd supercritical "gentlemen"believing Hint their station In life villnot ndmlt of their taking a position on

the common plane of common people?

The Advertiser knows the minorityIt apparently represents are well nvvare

of the fact that the principal work of

the I'arkhursts, tho I'attlsonB nnd theMazets was to nrousc the people fromtho letliurgy of IndlfTereneo.ntid havingroused them It wns a comparativelyeasy matter to rout tho torces of cor-

ruption nnd secure an administrationof public afTalrs at once meeting popu-

lar npproval and creditable to Ameri-

can common sense, dignity nnd honor.When every American citizen comisto a full appreciation of his duty tchis city, town or county nnd does thatduty there never Is, never has been andnever will he any dimculty In securinggood government under the Americanmunicipal system.

Now, what does tho minority In Ho-

nolulu propose to do? Wnsto thvll"

time In mutual admiration, condemna-tion of American Institutions, gloat-

ing over such evidences of corruptionas they may discover In the senvengfrbarrels of Amerlcnn politics? The cry

of blind followers of corruption is,"We don't want no work." Gentlemmnrrayed In opposition to municipali-ties Btnte with variations, "We do notdesire to be In the malestroin of vul-

gar municipal affairs. It being quite un-

necessary In our estimation. In fact weprefer not to he disturbed." Uuled bydiverging sentiments these two forcr3march with remarkable regularity tcthe same goal; having arrived, thlrtime Is then devoted to making fnceiat each other, calling names nnddamning American systems genernlly.

The progressive element of this Te-rritorythe ruling majority demandsmunicipal government. It will not al-

low the continuance of the present cen-

tralized system. What will the citi-

zens of Honolulu do nbout It? Allowthe Legislature to p.ibs such an Incom-

plete nnd 111 considered charter orcharters as will Inevitably result fromthe short time nt Its disposal, or willthe citizens net promptly as becomesthe strong business character of ;hucommunity nnd prepare, for Honolulu,nt least, a charter containing safe-

guards against corruption as well usthe necessary details to assure localIndependence with due regard for therights of the taxpayers?

Davis Makes Reply

In Police Court

George A. Davis, attorney-nt-.-

nppeared In the Police Court th'smorning and, when all tho cases on thecnlendnr had been disposed of, he ad-

dressed himself as follows to theCourt:

"I have been brought here on nPenal Summons and now ask leave tofile a demurrer. When I.have flnlsnedwith this I will never again have any-

thing to say In this court."Just here, SherlfT Brown tnlled the

attention of the Court to the summonswhich set the case for I'rlday Insteadof Thursday. Matters In connectiontheiewith could very well go over untilthat time. Then Mr. Davis again heldforth as follows:

"I will not he guided by the HighSheriff's ndvice. I wish to file my de-

murrer now nnd I am entitled to dothis at any time after having been dulysummoned" Judge Wilcox ndmlttclthat this was a fact and the demurrerwas filed. ' 1

The penal summons In question wasUsiied yesterday. This Is what Ills')Sheriff Brown had to say of It tht?morning:

"Mr. Davis has been a notary publ'ofor the past four years, He paid hielicense the first year but since tli-i-

although I have repeatedly notllledhim to pay, he has simply luughed atme. Now he will see If 'h ecan bebrought to time In court."

The latter port of the demurrer read i

as follows: "The penal summons nronot sullliient In law and the sail(liorge A. Davis Is not bound by thluw of this to answer thoMime nnd this he Is ready to verify,wherefore for want of it siiltldent In-

formation In this behalf the said ()enA. Davis prays Judgment nnd Hint b

this District Court ho tuny hu

iiml illseliaigeil from tho s.ildprvmisi In Hie said Information sped.Hid,"

'I iu iusii will collie up loinoitiiiVniiiriilnv mul It Is exif-i- Unit ut (lintlime, spurM will My In u 11 ly mini.mr.

I'llin JiiIj I'flijllliv M i llillMIllOllli.

woajiw nil! iimmiii

The Pacific Hardware Co.,

HAVE JUST RECEIVED

Goods for the household, for the plumber, for contractors,

builders and carpenters

New line of Staple Articles have been brought here by

the. Australia, Geo. Curtis, Alden Besse, Irmgard, Rosamond

and W. H. Dimond, which are now opened up

A complete line of Sanitary Plumbing direct from

the Wolfe Manulacturing Co. is on hand.

Elliptic Boiler Tube Serapus, i to 4 inches.

Pacific -- .Hardware - Co.,XjIjVCITEID

Stores? Fort- - Kn and Bethel sts- -

Residence TractFOR SALE AS A WHOLE!

....ISO .A.ores....

PALOLO HEIGHTS!Beautifully situated mauka of the Government Waialae Road.

Ad Unexcelled Site for Hotel or Sanitarium !

MAGNIFICENT VIEW!The tract slopes gently up to an elevation of over 800 feet. It com-

mands a land and sea view from Koko Head to the Waialae .fountains.WATBR can be piped from a natural flowing stream from an eleva-

tion of 1,200 feet.For further particulars apply to

Palolo Land and Improvement Co.,A. F. COOKE, Manager,

Room 8, Model Block.

Just arrivedEx "Rosamond," "Alden Besse,""W. H. Dimond" and "Helene"

STYLISH

Supples, Phaetons, Buggies, Runabouts,Capts, Harness, Robes, Lamps, &c

Ilqvvallnn Hotel Mimic.The band will piny tlie following se-

lections at n concert on the grounds of

the Hawaiian hotel this evening, be-

ginning nt 7:30 o'clock:I'nrt I.

Overture Isabella SuproIlullnil I'llgrlms of the Night ..MililleOrnnd Selection II Trovntore ..VerillSongs

(11) Ko Leo. Mllllial Pirn.Miss J. Kelllaa.

(li) Ka Inmval. Kitwlllwlll Iho An.Mrs. N. Alapal.

Part II.Selection The CruckerjackKlaalW-Tb- e Wedding of the'winds

HallSong Alice Where Art Thou..AsherMarch The Man Hililnd the Qim

SoueaThe Star Spangled Uanner.

The Hrsklne M, Phelps and Dlrlgnare loading as iiulckly as possible. Onaccount of the large amount of surwhich these vessels take, tho smallerones are having u hard time,

AUTHORITYJUDjqiAUY DEPARTMENT,

NOTICE.

Notice It hereby ulvtii to pariiej, theirattorneys unj all others cuncerned that theJURY WAIVED c.i'enJar will be calledunj the cite (hereon dlpoeJ of before

anv civil Jury es arrlieirJ, at the ensuing AiiKUkt A. D, km term of the Orcult Court of the I'lrtt JoJIcUl Circuit.

Jlv (he CuiirttGEORGE LUCAS,

Clerk,Honolulu, OjIiu, July 31, A, l Vfio,

1 yfi'wt

Jilfl-v- .mi.,4

Goods

Road

,f.Mackle

BY

SCHUMANN'S CARRIAGE &

HARNESS REPOSITORY,

2da

Merchant Street.

Between Fort and Alakea Streets.

Eor Qualityand Price

,.BUY A..

SterlingOK

IverJohnston

Bicycle

Paw15

Cycle Co.

80LE AGRNTSFQRT STREET.

NOTICE.

MAUNAI.EI SUGAR CO,, LI D.

I litre will te aSpfcl.il tinitockholJtrs nl the Mauiulci Sugar Co,,Ltd, at the Clumber of Commerce roomia! II o'clock a, in, IUESIMY, Aug Till,!, fur the purpute tf amending II vLaws, C, II, GRAY,

Sec. Muunalel Sugar Co,, Lid,Honolulu, July 7, vx, 157711,1

j.migin-- .(i m 'i m

IQQQ.

Jno. Pottie & SonsOKLKHKATKl)

HORSE, CATTLE, SHEEP AND DOG REMEDIES

Pottle's"Horn Fly Dip"Sure Prevention . .

-- Inquire of

C. W. MACFARLANB, ofWASHINGTON LIGHT CO., 1

.... Aasonic Temple .... )

Good Air. Good View. Good' Health.

A special invitation is extended to everybody to visit Ho-

nolulu's most delightful residence

PACIFICHEliGHTS.

Via MaximaKaiulani Drive aptly termed, the Via Maxima or Grand

boulevard, and in itself an artistic piece of engineering affordseasy access to all points, as also scenic and marine views ofexquisite grandeur at every turn.

Electric Railway.Contracts have been let for material, the work

construction, equipping and installation placed in the hands ofa competent electrical engineer to be fully completed by June1st. Having an independent power plant we are prepared tofurnish electric power for lighting, heating and other purposes,to our home builders at most reasonable rates".

As Promised.Our reservoirs are now completed water mains so

as to supply each lot. Permits for making water connectioniwill be granted on application.

An inspection of the attractive homes now building, orthe names of purchasers of lots, will convince anyone thatPACIFIC HEIGHTS is the choicest and most select of all theresidence sites of Honolulu.

For furtherthe office of

-H- -W- -W

information,

BRUCE WARING & CO.Progress Block.

!. For sale . . .

. and

ALOHA COLLECTIONI! - HAWAIIAN SONGS,"

at

HAWAIIAN BAZAAR,Hotel and

WILL NEED

,.FOR YOUR OFFICE

DesksChairs

StoolsFiles

And all kinds of Furniture,

Wernicke - Book - CasesCALL ON

Hearj Waterhouse & Co

lUItN Stmit- -AND SEE THE DISPLAY.

Put on a Good Front Anyhow

ARTISTIC METAL SIGNS

and

ARTISTIC WINDOW DISPLAYFIXTURES

will help you t Jilt

THO IIIUT IS CHEAPEST

tti.rifjr. our till It llnri lh low., Imoum t!iM tri at t.tur fooJt trnU ihtn ttiottMll

I Wh.n y;)i ir. Dilnc up lh old Hon o,tunning ni uM ui Hf.fJInr how to4o It In .lyl.

- lll.iSlfni mlDlipliy riilutu . irarrrp.wlliini,,. Hhyou n tny kinl ol InLrloiDnltii ' lum, tun in it,ny ol ornt or Hot. finui.iraitltlon Ii,iiih, ,t- - m btii noii ol til blnJi,

I'Uiu n di.lnt lir Hi. atklnc ol

Lowers & Cooke,

MMMlMlM

ABL

site

and

and laid

Corner

..YOU

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prices, terms, etc., apply a

(

(NATIVE HATS, MATS,I UALABASHbS I

the . . .

the

MASONIC .TEMPLE. (I

Alakea Streets. Ill

SERGE IS

KING....AND OURS Is the Noblest Roman 0

them all. We have mastered the sergesuit situation bv sheer force of merit, andthere Is none now so stupid as to disputeour leadership. Our 115 suits are the f20suits In every other ttore. And everyother merchant knows that Is so. Whvshouldn't you know It, too, when theantee every them to holdcoior, snape and smoothness. We repre-sent them to be absolutely flawless. Ifthey prove otherwise, come and get an- -AThpr ltlf... Nln nth.. ....- - J I..-- . ,w w,t, UVU3C uoic waneJuch a guarantee, but we know whereofwc icait.

AN EARNING OF 20 PER CENT.Is declared to purchasers of boys andchildren's vests and sailor suits. Comeand get your choice out of the largeststock In town.

The "Kash."TWO STORES, TWO STOCKS,

P. O. Box 558.

TWO TELEPHONES,ri and 67C,

9 and 11 Hotel street and corner of Fortand Hotel street.

S. ROTH,Tailor

HAS REMOVED TO MAGOONHUII.DING

Merchant Sl corner Alakea.

'tfwm-

IHE bVt3WIIlUMULLb I IPC 7MUriULULU,ain.J5i.,- -i nuroLm i auuus iisCM' A,

If your want .

Hardware, Crockery, Glassware,t'jtititOili .mJ Varnishes, Electro-Her-

Clnndellers, Lamps and LampFutures:

House Furnishing doods,

Silver PhteJ Ware, Cutlery. Pocket'Knives, WaJe anJ Butchers' Razors.

Rubber Hose, either pliln or wirebound, Mmlla or Sls.il rope. LawnMo ers, Lawn Sprinklers, HlRii-Rras- s

Cutters, Etc. Etc.

Plantation Supplies orAgricultural Implements

BUY THEW FROM

Haiva Hardware

CoMQ.pan.'yFort St., opposite Spreckels Bmk.

Myptle'a Challenge.T. W. Hobron has sent the followinR

communication to the owners ot thoyncht Myrtle explains Itself:

Honolulu, August 1, 1900.

Mr. Goorgo A. Crozler nnd II. II.Drothcrton, owners of ynchtMyrtle.

Ocntlcmcn: In reply to your let-

ter and challenge for tho HawaiianChallenge Cup, would say that afterconferring with a number of the own-

ers of tho larger yachts, I find thatthey arc opposed to allowing n boat otyour class to compete against them.

As thcro will not be less than throo;of tho large craft contesting for thiscup In tho September regatta, I thinkthat the nchtsmcn nnd tho public will

hao their Interest sufficiently kept upwithout permitting boats of nn entire-ly different class competing.

Tho deed of gift distinctly statesthnt the boat, to bo eligible, must notbo less than fHe tons, nnd I thereforebollco thnt the intention of those whugavo tho cup was to permit only tholarger jnchts to competo for this valu-

able trophy.I shall therefore Iimo to respectfully

decline Jour challenge.Yours truly, T. W. IIODRON.

Tho Evening Bulletin, 75 cents permonth.

'

TO

3NAiJLSio

after a thorough reno-

vation Is NOW OPEN and will

be conducted as a

and European Plan.

Moderate

Cafe Is Run In

Connection with the Hotel.

la Carte

REFRESHMENTS

DR.

II is removed to (leretanli street, opposite

Hawaiian Iktel, from corner of Richard

and lleret inh streets.

TO

15rim Tel. 517. HouriiQtoj.

i

TiMP'

CANDIESand M.ualcabo

CIIOCOI.ATli CREAM

and PRALINES ....HAND

BON-BON- S

Large Assortment

COCOANUT

MOLASSES CANDY,

BOSS, Etc.

Our goods are made FRESH

every day and cost about HALF theprice of Stale Imported Goods.

ENGLAND BAKERY

J. Oswald Lutted,Manager.

i

Hotel 3t.

OF,

"From Kingdom to Colony"-- By MaryDeverejx.

"The Rebel"--By H. B. Marriott-Watso-

Kate A. Benton.

J'Feo" By Max Pemberton.

"The Green Flag" By Conan Doyle.

"D. Dlnkelspiel" -- By Geo. V. Hobart.

"Phillip By Robert N.Stephens.

"Booming of Acre HIU" By John Ken- -

drlck Bangs.

"A Manifest Destiny" By Julia Ma- -

gruaer.

"Sophia" By Stanley J. Weyman.

"Red Pottage" By Mary Cliolmondley.

Co., Ltd.

KROEGER PMOS

IS THE TIME BUY.

EASY

Co

BOOKS

Wall, Nichols

PAYMENTS

THE ORPHEUM HOTEL local general.

undergoing

FIRST CLASS HOTEL

American

Rates.

MBALSJERYBD

Tabled'Hoteanda

LIQUID

SERYED GUESTS

W.B.TAYLOR,

DELICIOUS

Ceylon

DIPPED FRENCH

PEANUT CRISP,

CRISP,

FRENCH

NEW

BULLETIN NEW

"Geber"-- By

Wlmwood"

NEW

Stx.

NOW

and

The Kldsvold will get away in two orthree da 8.

Nuuanti Chapter Rosa Croix willmeet tonight.

De Long Post, a. A. R., will bold Itsregular meeting tonight.

Mr. and Mrs. John Sullvan left forSan Francisco In the Irmgard today.

A bright, Intelligent young man Ijwanted. See Want column on page S.

Oeo. Thos. Porter, a native of (London, has filed a petition for naturalization.

There are two barks oft port. It Isvery probable that both are irom tnCoast

The Skagit sails for tho Sound Inballast this afternoon. The Bertie Minor may get away, but It Is doubtful.

Some of the qualities ot the Tribunewheel are blue color, perfection otparts, lightness, strength, durabilityand speed.

John Duckley will have power ot attorney for J. J. Sullivan during thelatter's absence from tho city. See notlco under New Today.

Her Pastor Isenberg wlrd nm Bonn-ta- g

den S ten August Vormlttags ItUhr In der Y. M. C. A. Halle DcutscherOottesdlcnst nbhnlten.

Work lias begun on rounding off thoKing nnd Ittchurds stret corner of thoCapitol grounds and tho sidewalknround tho whole park.

Co A, N, n. II., will glvo n ball to-

night at tho Drill Shed. A largo num-

ber of thkots Iiumi Ik (ii sold and ngood tlmo Is uutldputcd.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Tho firm of Herbert A llutnphrls Is

dlssohed. Sec ad under New Tndar.A Tribune "Illuo Htrenk" was rlddm

by C. M. .Murphy who made the fatte-i- t

mile on record.The schooner (Inhlen Onto will conig

In from Kmmnkakal with another loilof roil tonight.

Deputy Sheriff Omstind of Wnlmen,Kauai, leaves for homo In the W U

Hnll this afternoonFrederick V. Hnnkcy, Attorney at

Law, Campbell Ilulldlng, corner Me.'-cha-

nnd Port streets.The 8tock Yards Co. carriage repair

shop Is running at full blast with Capt.Tim Murray at tho wheel.

Leases on twenty-fiv- e thousand nctcsof Maul land will be hold Sept. 1st.Sco notlco under Ily Authority.

Max 8chlemmcr, former luna of Lay-sn- n

Island, lcacs for his home In Ka-

uai by tho V. 0. Hnll this afternoonFresh butter will bo received on tho

Australia by Guerrero & Hoke, gro-

cers, Miller strct nbovo Methodistchurch.

W. W. Dlmond & Co.'s display ofwooden wnro In their show wlndovsInvites tho ndmlrntlon of passers by.See ad. In this Issue. "

'High Sheriff Ilrown was prosecuting

officer In the Police Court this morn-

ing In the absenco of Deputy ShciliTChllllngworth at Wnlalun today.

The Nllhau from Anaholn this morn-

ing reports 7,59", bags of sugar on Ka-

uai. Kino weather has prevailed jntho Garden Islo for tho past week.

The attention of Hepubllcnns of theKlghth Precinct, Fifth District, Is call-

ed to an ad on page 8 requesting theirattendance at tho Drill Shed Baturd.ivnight.

The Australia brought news thnt thotug Fearless was to havo sailed fromSan Francisco for this port, July J7.Acordlng to thnt, she should be herobeforo tho end of the week.

The, Kainchamcha Alumni Assoc!wllMiold Its meeting in the club

rooms, Fort street tomorrow (Krldaj)evening at 7:30 o'clock. Kcry mem-

ber In the city Is expected to bo pres-

ent.Wall, Nichols & Co. hJte turned on'

n very neat piece of rrmstc, "The Hollo

of Honolulu Wnltzes" by J. A. Nobl.An attractive cover In green with lidnnd whlto lettering makes tho sh.-e- t

most attractive.Tho I.ohun enmo in this morning .if-

tcr a trip to Poholki, Punn, with n cir-g- o

of seed cane from Kamnlo On

tho rctur ntrlp she touched at Olow.il i

and Paauhau, bringing n enrgo of Ju-g- ar

from thoso two places.

Sam Ikaka appeared In tho PoliteCourt this forenoon on tho chnrge ofassault and battery on Mnlola, an oldnative. A nolle prosequi was enteredas the-latt- wanted" tiro case dropped,ho and tho younger man having niadoup.

Ah Tim, tho Chinese hack driverwho ran over Horace Crabbe not Ion?ago, appeared In tho I'ollco Court this

window willon tho ofAs Air. Is not yc'.

nlilo to leave tho the case vasuntil next week. At-

torney Chllllngworth will thoprosecution.

Pahukula, a was fined 110and costs In tho Police Court this

on tho of and battcry on Ah Gam, a restaurant keeper. '

Pahukela went Into tho, Chlnnmn 1 srestaurant, got n meal nnd then '

to pay. On remonstratedwith by Ah Sam, thoman full In tho face.

A meeting of tho members oftho n. 0. niks will bo held In thoChamber of Commerce rooms tomor-row evening at 8 All thosowho hao this nrc

to ho on ofbusiness Important to each IndlvlduilAfter all business is transacted n llttlotaste of nikdom will bo thosodesiring to Elks will bopleasant as well as Instructive.

Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin

OurStriking

t&" for Women S1.50 and $2.00 and Oxfords

1.50 $2 50.

NEWof.

. Ducks, etc.CORRECTLY TAILORED

FINISH STYLE TASTE.

& LTD.S19 Telephone 4J6.

dKsBj

m&

.made

PRICE YOUR

Street.

Wooden Ware- -

thesjynngers

And other useful hnnvhntd nrtli-Ua- .

t

.,,v,, ... kw4 tiii wc uincu uui counicu.

ror saie Dy

3NewStyles .

In at atto

MGINERNY SHOE STORE.

SKIRTS

PiquesCrashes m

WHITNEY MARSH,

TWO WINDOWSOne containing fancy

JARDINIERESProm a? cents up. We are now having asp-t- hl sile of these see what aoeiuiv vou can purchase for 50 cents.

THE IS OUR

Prize WindowAILUMINUMUN RE,WIRt (,O30SVU ""EN

Everything Is sight. Any personmorning charge hcedl- -. glMr hls receive one of our

driving. crabbohouse,

again continuedassist

native,forr-no-

chnrge assault

squarerefused being

ho struck Chlnv

charterP.

o'clock.signed Ilsti

present account

givenbecome which

Office.

Shoes

and TO

Fort

numerous

goods,

OTHER

WARE,

WARE,URUSHES

THIS WINDOW will Intf. fnr lh uL-.nHln- Ailn,. .11.The correct number will be announced Wednesday morning, August 8th, at 9 a.m.

anu.z ,?."" "'-''- " titlr c unt t our effict, or wnl llw um up 10 ipi, Auruit tin, an! cinBve ln orlvlHn ol luiei'm lh count, commencing ilii.ii ,Ne4n Uty, Augutt 8th

W.W. Dimond & Co., Ltd.

Why HasLittle Joker

TobaccoThe largest circulation In the islands ? The quality and flavor is recog-nized as the best, and cannot be excelled by any other brand.

ar. every retail store, or

In

HYMAN BROS.,Exclusive Agents.

We are showing '

v ithe largest assortment of

INT RUG18

w.sf. S HMrt -- &- lauaA r A- i i4.ji, .

1 i.--3i --'.iiilk..' aaaiiiiwji

A FINE LINE'' OF

ParlorRockingChairs

ash, Oak, Mahogany

BEDROOM - SETSFrom $37.50 Up.

REPAIRINGUPHOLSTERING

MAKING

Our Specialty.

COYNE

AT- -

FURNITURE

Fort Street.

JEWRLRY

REDUCED PRICES

Fine Watch Repairing

by Experienced Watch-Make- r . .... All work guaranteed.m F.LUCAS,

205 Hotel Street ... P. O. Box 590

HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE

Honolulu, August 1, 1000.

NAME OF STOCK

MERCANTILE

C. Prtwer & Company

SUGAR

American Sugtr GbwA I'limition (.0Hmo4 I'lantatlonCoHiwillanAsriculturatCoHawaiian Com &Su CoHawaiian Sucar CoHonomu uer CoHonokaa Suear CoHaiku Sugir Co ,Kahuku I'lantatlon CoKamalo Sue Co UJ aKama In Sue Co, piupKlhel Plant Co LtJ.alCihIP.CoLtJ plupKijahulu Sugar CoKoloa Sugar Co , .

Kona Sugar Co , atKona Sugar Co riupMaunalel Sugar Co aMaunalel Su Co pj upMcllryJaSuCo.Uaa

p4 upNahlkuSugCo LtJa

p4 upOahu Sug,ar Co.Onomta SurarCnOokala Sugar I'lan CoOlaaSu Co, Ltd . astOla a suCoLtJ.fi up JOlowalu Company ,

I'aauhau Su I'lan Co I

Pacific Sugar Mill ...Pala Plantation Co .,.PfpMkeo Sugar Co .'Ploner Mill Co ..WclaluaAgr Co. ailWalaluaAgr Co. pi up jWalanaa ComranvWalluku Sugar Co. .Walmanalo Sugar CoWalmea Mill Co . . .

MISCELLANEOUS.Wilder SttamthlD CnInter-U- l an i Strain N CoHawaiian Lltxtrlc CoHon Rapid f&Lani Conon steam LaundryKona.JCauT.&TCoLtdMutual Telephone CoMakahaCoffreCo L.aMakaha " Li pi upOahu Uv A Land Coreopi i ciKKlfu)

BONDS.Hawaiian Gov 6 per centHawaiian Gov percentHaw G Post Sav aHr"cHito R R.Co 6p.rcentcwa tianiat n o per centKahuku Plant 6 tier centOahu R& Land Co pre

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Sales 85 Ookala, 1 8.00, 10 Ploretr,flW.oo 50 Olaa, pj., l3.oo; 10 Ew,20co

"What a pretty new shirt walstl " hoexclaimed, as ho trie4 to lircsa a wrin-

kle out of It Kith his arm. "I'm Rim!

)ou like It," sho Bald shly. "Walt aminute," he saltl, Bnlfftng tho air; "Ismell somcthlnR burning." "Don't loalarmed, Fred," sho said, drawing thoarm tighter ahouther which he had al-

most removed; "It's this new waist.I got It at Culver's flro sale today."

Judging from tho number of bltirwheels on tho streets the Tribune mustbea very popular wheel.

We have ever handled at prices that cannqt be repeated, as the present Duty on these lines is prohibitive. They comprise?Tapestry, Axminster, Kidderminster, Velvet Pile, Kingswood, Dag Dag, and Body Brusselsin center, Sofa and Door Mats, Hall and Stair Carpet in Tapestry, Velvet Pile and Body

Brussels in great variety

Japanese Jute Rugs, Straw Mats and MattingLinoleum Oilcloth, Cocoa Fibre Matting, Door Mats,

always on hand at

E. W. Jordan,No. 10 "ort Street.

'tejMbbjtdiAj. mMimnHtt-'l- j J:tlfn

CABINET

i

3- -

I

Attorneys.

fft. V. O. Atkinson and A. F. Judd, Jr.)

ATKINSON & JUDD,Attorneys andCounsellors at Law.

Me orer Ulehop & Co.'s Dank, cor.sjfeakamanu and Merchant Streets.

GEO. A. DAVIS GEO. D. GEAR

DAVIS & GEARWorneys and Counsellors at Law

.Rooms 202' 20, 02. JudJ HullJInc.Zor. Fort and Merchant Sts.. Honolulu

CHARLES F. PETERSON

"4Lttornov at Law andNotary Public.

Kaahumanu Street.

J. M. KANEAKUA,Attonioy anil Counsellor at

.Law.

Met: In the Occidental Hotel,mnn of King and Alakea Streets,

aaolnlo.T. 0. Aekl. Enoch Johnson.

AOHI & JOHNSON,Attorneys and Counselors

at Law.

Me No. 10 West King Street.Telephone S8I.

B. A. MOTT-SMIT- H,

ATTORNEY.

AS MOVED TO THE JUDDBLOCK. FORT STREET.

NOTICB.

W. AUSTIN WHITING has resumedthe general practice of law and taken thelaw offices of Hon. A. S. Humphreys,corner Bethel and Kins streets, Honolulu.

. O. Box 7- - H7frmi

SnrgMos, Fbyslclans And Dentists.

DR. C. A. PETERSON

Has Ills office at . . .

36 Emma Street

fQ-l- l A.M.)HOURS .f TELEPHONE: 49J

1 7- - bl'.M.J

DR. E. C. WATERHOUSE

Office and Residence: King St.,nearAlapal. : : : : : : r : : : :

tomes Hours: t to ii a. m.1 to p. M.

7 to P. M.SUSDATS 0 JO to IIIIOA.M.

TELEPHONE yw. WHITE.

Dr. W. J. Galbraith.

OSes and Residence: Berctanla andAlakea streets.

OSes Hoars: 9 to 10 a. m.; 2 to Im. .; 7 to 8 p. m.

TELEPHONE 204.

flR. WALTER HOFFMANN.

JBHTANIA STREET, (opposite theHawaiian Hotel.)'

ttfctskone tlO. P. O. Box 601.OBee kours, 8 to 10 a. m.; 1 to 3

bl; 7 to 8 p. m. Sundays, 8 to 11 a. m.

"DlO.1 SINCLAIR

treat, between Emma and Fort.

sirs: f to 10 a. m., 2 to 4 p. n.IMIi, .; Sundays, 9 to 10 a. m.

DR. E. L. HUTCHINSON,

Dentist

Will have his office In the Hotel Delmo-Blc- o

Building, Room io, for two months,or until his ofiice Is ready for occupancy In

the new Boston Building. i88g-i-

DR. R. I. MOORE,

Dentist.Office: 222 Hotel Street.Office Hours: 9 to 12 and 1 to 4.

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

DENTISTSIjOTS Building, Fort Street

I to 4. Telephone 434.

I0V0LULU

HI

faytortsd by Voluntary Contributions.

nU TREATMENT to the Poor ofsjH BatlonallUes.

Tar IntomaUon as to cards of adtaslrm and to the service, etc., etc.,

rtiyatusInfirmary.

tTklrd Floor, Progress Block,ascriptions saar be left with J. F.

fUekfsM. L. O. Abies or Dr. BloggetL

EBFECT TliLKPnUNH ZOOO,

PEJNTIBG I Prepared to till or.BODUCED T ders until A p. mROHPILY Saturdays. . . .

Tot MERCANTILE PRINTING

COMPANY, Limited.

Queen Street,Corner ot Fort Street

P W. THRUMSurveyor.

JKXM NO. 10, SPREOKELS BLOOBPlantation Work a Specialty.

1233

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IPTHE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. I., THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1900.

Beer and Wine Dealers.

LOVEJOY&CO.iMPOHTKni, AND WlIOLKSAL

ffiDB ana Linuor DealersAt .OH lor Mia Bottl.d Ralnltr llr of k.atlls

NO. 19 NuUAMt HTHRKTFosim Block, Hokolviv, Hawaiuk Islands

P. O. Bos, lit. , Mutuil Talrphoo. io

QONSALVES & CO., LtC

WHOLESALE GHOOERB AHWINK MERCHANTS.

J26 Queen street, Honolulu. XI

'onsolidatert Soda Water Co., L

fSuplixnaclo,ornir AIUb A Fort Sti., Honolulu

HOLLISTER A CO.,Agents

,.WelaKaHao"

You will find it at the cornerof Hotel and Bethel streets.

Headquarters for ALL theSports and Race Horse Men.

A No. 1 Liquors a spcoialty.

B. Lemon and F. Woodmanwill attend to the WANTS ofthe Weary.

Seattle Beer kept at a Tem-perature Unequalled in Town.

John Dewar, Kellock's AA,Green River and Old Govern-ment Whiskies and the vervbest of everything else.

Chinese and Japanese Firms.

Matilda Boardman,

EMPLOYMENT andREAL ESTATEAGENTS m

Domestic Servants, Sailors and Gsnsral

Laborers.

Office Hours: 0 a. m. to p. nTelephone 917.

P. O. Box 862.

Boom 1, Spreokels Blook146T

Y. MASUDA,Portraits

Done in Crayon or Oil.Pictures Framed In any stylt.Framed Pictures for sale.New Mouldings for Frames have

arrived.

King and Alapai streets,Near Honolulu Stock Yards.

1469

IWAMOTO,

Watchmaker and Jowoller

GOLD AND SILVER PLATDSO.

' 213K King street. 1277

T. KATSUNUMA & Co.

A. K. OZAWA, Manacar.

GENERAL BUSINESS AGENCY.

Ttmporary Odea: Room 7 upstairs Sprackata bulla.let- - T.l. 44.

Wong Seti KeeMERCHANT - TAILOR

A PlBFECT FIT GUABANTIID

124 King Street, Opposite John Nott'sHONOLULU, H. I.

Cleaning, Dyeing and Repairing Specialty1X1

Y. MAN SIN&Has Rsmoved From Fort Street to jn

Nuuanu Street, opp. Goo Kim's,

LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

Dresses Mads To Ordsr.

HOP HONG,

Merchant Tailor,A Fiss Assortment or Amirican. Enoluhahd

Scotch CLoth on HandNo. s9 Nuiudu strut. Honolulu, HI.

Good work and flrtt'CLts St sutrantMd.Clotrm CHin.4 nd R.ptlrtd

WING-- TiTJT2SrGr,.COrH AlAKIA AND KlNO STRUTS.,

GROCERY AND FRESH FRUITSalways on hand. FRESH PINEAPHLESfor special order, and CALIFORNIAFRUITS by every steamer and also ISL-

AND BUTTER. Delivery Free. Tel. 363

The . . .Astor House Restaurant

Corner King and Alakea streets

FIRST CLASS TAMILY RESTAURANT

otSr Meals at all hours --ffiaoAh Chuck Proprietor

The Evening Bulletin, 75 (sent permenu.

UUBfi fNTAll

l

J. A. Thompson's Report

as Master on Execu-

tor's Accounts.

CONTEST OF WILL

LOST IN SHUFFLE

History of Proceedings and Dis-

cussion of Features of Ac-

count b'y Master In

Chancery.

J. A. Thompson, master, has filed hisreport on the estate of Joseph Lazarus,deceased, testate. He gives n historyof proceedings In probate from tho fil-

ing of the will on June 30, 1637, till tin,filing of petition for discharge by JohnS. Walker, executor, In May last.

Tho executor's accounts' gave receipts at $12,727.09 nnd dlsb'trsemciitsnt IS2IS.S4, IcaWng a balance due thoestate of 13182.16, In considering ob...... I...... .. .lA linUa ,n nnrinln llnni.Jli:ilUlJB 111 lilt llClia IU ILIllllll livnw,the master blames the executor for'selling dividend paying stocks to nnylegacies.. He finds that, nt the time,!tho dclBccs were not pressing for my-- 1

ment nnd tho executor had 7,2'1 '

rash In hand.Items objected to amounted $1010.21,,

of which IS10 represented property.'omltt)d from tho latest Inventory.

The master nllows the objections totho amount of $491,14, Including $310

omitted nnd says two Ivory boxesshould bo accounted for. The oilierobjections lie overrules. Ho mention$4350 that had not been Invested.

Items and footings, also commis-sions, nre found correct. AdelaideRawson, now Mrs. II, A. Juen, had re-

fused to nccept her legacy of $5. Withregard to $340 alleged to have benomitted from tho accounts, evident'?was given showing thnt tho executorhad put It In the original Inventory onbebig told by Elenzar Lazarus, n sonof tho testntor, that it was In the sate.but on opening tho safe the executorfound no money. Eleazar Iizaruthad died before this testimony wasgiven.

Tho master states' tho curious factthat a petition of Henry Klklko, nJ111I1U1 ilVll, IUI IV. UlilliUU u. .110 il.has not yet been heard though regular-ly pending for about two years.

SETTLEMENT AFFAIRS

At Tuesday's meeting ot tho Boardof Health, Dr. Wood brought up thematter of sound people Interminglingwith lepers at tho Settlement on theoccasion of the periodical visitations.Strong adverse criticism In tho presshad called attention to It.

The president suggested thnt onevisit of the Board a year should suf-

fice now that Superintendent C. It.Reynolds spent half his time there.Relatives of aflllctcd denizens might Inallowed to seo them moro frequentlybut less Intimately.

After discussion It was voted that acommittee of three bo appointed Inmake rules and regulations governingpermits to visitors and the conduct ofvisitors at the place.

A complaint about the quality ofbeef supplied to tho Settlement wasdiscussed. Dr. Garvin reported Sam.Parker as saying he didn't enre whether ho had the contract or not, as hocould get more for tho beef In fliro- -

lulu.It was decided to make a trial of

canned beef.Forestry work nt tho Settlement Is

to bo resumed under better super-vision than In tho past.

GBNCRAL NEWS NOTES.

Cen. W. V. Draper has resigned asAmerican Minister to Italy.

Gen. Frederick D. Grant fins beenordered to China.

Tho Canadian militia has been ordered to protect JapanesefiBhcrmen ntVancouver.

Towno, tho Populist candidate forVice President refuses to withdraw Infavor ot Stevenson.

Brig. Gen, James H. Wilson hasbeen ordered from Cuba to China.

An unconfirmed report states thnttho steamer Charles Nelson has goneashore, on the Siberian coast.

Tho famous Castle Crag tavern wastotally destroyed by fire June 20,

Indians on the east coast of HudsonBay report finding the wreckage of aballoon. It is thought to bo Andree's.

Chan. Iloyt Intuine.New York, July 26. Charles H.

Iloyt, the playwright, and theatricalmanager has been adjudged insane atHartford, Conn., and taken to n re-

treat there. His condition Is critical.

For that tired feeling tako a rideup Pacific Heights.

UmV.ViiViVmrVK Druggists;EGESSLErfS; will refundis MAGIC : the moneyrsHEAMCHEIi If they fail

WAFERS 5; to cure.mfffWffmwni

Rushing Troops

From San Francisco

San FmiicIjco, July 24. The old signsof military activity are soon to be d

at the Presidio an 1 around the tranpoitdocks wlfere troops wilt be depaitlng for

the seat of war In China.The first of the fo.ces to arrive will be

Troop H of the Ninth Cavalry, which Is

due from Fott Wlngate. New Mexico, at

5 a. m. tomorrow. Battery D, Third Ar

tillery, will come In from San Dl-g- o at 8

o'clock Thursday morning. The companyof engineers ordered to the front left WestPoint tills morning and three companies of

the Fifteenth Infantry left Governor's Isl-

and and three left Atlanta today. TheFirst Infantry will soon be here also. Fivehundred marines are on the way from NewYork, and a squadron of the Third Caval-

ry Is due to leave Forr Meyer, Va , today.The Hancock will be the first of the

transports to get away The vessel Is dueto sail Saturday morning, and unless acci-

dent Interferes she will depart at that time,The Meade will sail Ai'gust 1 and will

canv the battalion of the Fifteenth Infantry, the company of engineers and thesquadron of the Third Cavalry.

American Messenger Scrvlco Mil- -

sonic Temple. Tel. 444.

HOSSITEI.I5

BTTERSInactive Bowels

Manv peonle suffer from constipation.This Invarlibly produces stomach, liverand klJney disease. Constipation Is adangerous disease. Cure It with Hostet- -

ter's Stomach Bitters. ThereI Is notliln;better. It will not shock the sys'em andIt positively cures Indigestion, dyspepsia,biliousness, malaria, fever and ague. Tryit. It mav be obtained from anv druggist,See that a Private Revenue Stompcovers the neck of the bottle.

Good HOStCttCP'8fiP StomachD g.y Qno Bitters

The Walklkl

BOARDING AND LIVERY

Stables

Rigs sent to any part of theOity.

HACKS -- AT -- ALL HOURS

Walklkl Road, Walklkl.

TEL. BLACK 141

tfhenYonWiiiiiaBRING UP THE

C-X- .- U-- B

Livery, Boarding andSales Stables, : : :

:.... 118 FORT STREFI

Stablo 'Phone, 477Hack Stand 'Phonos, 810 and 7f ..

C.H BELLTHA.

QOOD THING4 u so

Ohla, Algercba and Pine Firewood

Oat and Split (ready for the Btove),

STOVE, STEAM & BLACKSMITH COAL

WRITE AND BLAOK BAND

Lowest Prices, delivered to any panthe City.

TELEPHONE 414

HUSTAOE A CO.,11 Qneen Street.

Pacific Transfer Co,tiT King St.. nut to Bailey' CycUry,

Express Wagons, Drays,lumber wagons andDump Carts : : : : :

Always on Hand,

Trunks, Furnlturs and Salts Carefully Handltd.TELEPHONE j yj

Hack Stand No. 83.Bart do you know where I earn gt .

good carriage T 8urel At tk Hawallan Hotel Carriage Co., comer Hotsand Richards streets. TeL It. NotkIng but first class carriages am siMilenced drivers. '

THE HAWAII HERALT.

Vol. PUBLISHED IN HlLO. N

Is a pretty Advertiser?ood paper for who use its c

2.50 per an-

num,

umns GET

preferably GOODIn advance. RESULTS

Banters.

THE BANK OF HAWAII, Lt'1

JUDD BUILDING.( IHCOrOATID Ukdih ths Lai Ilop ths Hawaiian RinmicJ

Capital 9dOO.OU

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS,Chas. M. Cook!!, Proaldent.

P, C. Jonrh,0. II. Cooks, Cashier.

F. 0. Atiikrto.h, Assistant CashleiHenryWatorhouse,

Tom May.F. W. Macfarlano,

E. D. Tenney,JjA. McCandlew,

Solicits the Accounts of Firms, Corporatlons, Trust, Individuals, and wILcarefully and promptly attend to albusiness connected with banking en-

trusted to It. Sell and purchase ForelpExchange, Issue Letters of Credit.

6AVING8 DBPARTMENTIOrdinary and Term Deposits received

and Interest allowed in accordance wit)rales and conditions printed In Pa'books, copies of which may be had nj tapplication.

Real Estate and'lnsnrance.

LIFE and F1EEiniguR;AnilAElT

AGENTS FOR ..New England Mutual Life In-

surance Co. of BosroN. .Etna fire insurance Company

of hartford,HENRY ST. OOAR.EDWARD POILITZ

Members Stock and Bond Exchange.

EDWARD POLUTZrSCoCOMMISSION BROKER?AND DEALERS ININVESTMENT SECURITIES ....

Particular antntlon tlvaa to porcbato aad aala otHawaiian Sugar Stock.

Loans Nttollat.4. Castors ana Forolt Slocksant Bonds.

408 California St.,San Franclaco, Cal. ma

WILLIAM SAVIDGE,

Stock and Bond BrokerMbar of Hawaiian Stock Eackaaia.

Melnemy Block, Fort Street.

BOYD, SCOTT & CO.,

Custom Honse Internal

: Reyenue Brokers

315 FORT ST., opposite Irwin & Co.

A. J. CAMPBELL,Stock and Bond Broker

Maatbor ol tsa Honolulu Stock Esckaiffs.

OfBce Qneen street, opposite UnloiJreed company.

Talapbona! y P.O. Boa it)

DistilledWaterJ.CG Delivered Free

To any part of the city

Oahu Ice andElectric Co.,

HOFFMAN & HARKHAM,

Works, Kewalo.Tel., 3151 Blue. P.O. Box 600.

Jr2rlce will be delivered by courteousdrivers to any part of premises desired.

ij66

The . . .

Hawaiian ElectricCompany,

Corner Alakea and HalekauwIlaSts.,

Has a large assortment of

Chandeliers and Elec-trical GoodsConstantly on Hand.

Estimates given for house wlrlnjand electrical plants.

Marine Wiring a specialty.

A. QARTLEY,General Managtr.

Oceanic Gae andElectric Co., Ltd.

i We will be pleased to fur-

nish estimates for complete Electric

Lighting Plants and for long dis-

tance transmission of Electric Power.

Office: 46 Merchant St.

61 tiers.

Clam Brniociu. Wm.U.Irwis

dlaapftckeluosBANKERS,

HONOLUH H. f

San rrancdeo AgenliTnts NevadaNational Bank or San Francisco.

San Francisco The Novsdft NationalBank of San Francisco.

London Tho Union Bank of LondonLtd

Nsw York American Exchange Na-tional Bank.

Cbicaoo Merchants National Bank..Paws Credit Lyonnals.Berlin Dresdner Bank.HONKONO AND YOKOHAMA Honk. ng 4

Shanghai Banking Corporation.Nkw Zealand and Aobtalu Bankof New Zealand.VICTORIA AND VANCOOVJtR Bank 0

British North America.TrtiMct 1 Beienl Rutai ud Eicluxe Buinn

Depolsts Received. Lomi made on Ap- -roved Security, Oommerclsl and TraveliriB redlti lined. BUli of Kxchange boaa--

and sold.OoLLscTioas PaonnxT Aocomrop Ton.

OF HAWAII, LTD.Incorporated Under the Laws ot tkl

nepuDiic 01 nawan.

Authorized Capital, $1,000,000Subscribed Capital, 750,000Paid Up Capital 500,000

OFFICERS AND DIRECTnnaCecil Brown Presldenl.... r. nuuinsouW. O. Cooper CashleiE. M. Boyd Secretary

Directors Cecil Brown, Mark P.Robinson, Bruce Cartwrlght, W. O.Cooper and H. M. Von Holt.

DRAW EXCHANGE ON:San Francisco The

Bank, Limited.Chicago The Merchants Loan an

Trust Company.New York J. W. Sellgnan A Coi.pany.London The

Bank, Limited.Paris Socletle Qenerale.Hamburg M. M. Warburg Jom.pany.Hongkong and Yokonana Tit

Chartered Bank of India, Australiaand China.

Australia The Union Bank nf Awa.tralla, Limited.

Canada Bank of Montreal.Berlin Oerbruder Meyer.

Exchange bought and sold LettersCredit Issued on all narta of thaworld.

CaBatOff O.

SavingsBank

Savings Deposits will breceived and Interest allowed by thisBank at four and one-ha- lf per cent,per annum.

Printed copies of the Rules and Reg.ulations may be obtalnod on application.

Office at bank building on Morcbanlstreet.

BISHOP 4 CO.

Established 1888

BISHOP 5c Co.BANKERS.

Transact a General Bankingind Exchange Business.

Commercial and Traveler!Letters of Credit issued, availtble in all the principal citie)f the world.

Interest allowed after July1,1898, on fixed deposits 8months 3 per cent., 6 monthi3 per cent., 12 months 4per cent.

Pioneer Building andLoan Association.

ASSETS, DEO. 31. 1891, 8111,177.11.

Money loaned on approved security,A Savings Bank for monthly deposits.Houses built on the monthly Install,

ment pla- -.

Twentieth Serl . ot Stock is nonopened.

OFFICERS T. F. Lansing, Presl.dent; S. B. Rose, Vice President: 0. H.Oray, Treasurer; A. V. Gear, Secretary.

DIRECTORS T. F. Lansing, 8. m.Rose. A. V. Gear, A. W. Keech. HenriSmith, J. L. McLean, J. D. Holt. C. M.Gray, W. L. Howard.

A. V. OEAR,secretary.

Chamber ot Commerce roosos.Offlce Hours: 12:801:80 p. m.

Te I'ofyhanirj jgpeoiB Bank;LIMItlS,

Subscribed Capital .... Yen 2i,000,00tPaid Up Capital Yen 18,000,000Reserved Fund Yen 8,000,00i

The Bank buys and receives tor est.lection Bills ot Exchange, issues DraXtaand Letters ot Credit, and transMtsa general banking business.INTEREST ALLOWED-- On

Flasl Daposlt for is moults, a N IM .,On Fliad Daposlt lor 6 ssontks, iV "OaFls.dDiosltrorimoa, a

INTEREST ALLOWE- D-B IsaHaaa Oaks, at Yokohama, oa Carrsstsja- -

"." i. as par dayOn Maad Daposlt lor is months, jK par sit p.a.

Hew Repnollc WHln, llfliw gLHouMi

E. K. KAAI,Teacher of ' .itar, Mandolin, Zluw

Ukulele and Taro Patch.

Orders to be left care of Wall, NicholsOo ' V"itromMnaloOo.'s 1M

Zdj&.

VI

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"ifpppsswF"

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THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. I THUKSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1900.

Lines of Tram.

Oceanic Steamship Company

TIME TABLE.Tho Fine Passenger Steamers of This Lino Will Arrive at anc

Leave This Port aa Hereunder.From San Francisco: For San

ALAMEDA Aqi.l)AUSTIMUA Aug 14

In connection with the Bailing of the above steamers, the Agentsre prepared to iaano, to intending paaaongera, oonpon through

tickets by any railroad from Ban Franoisco, to all points in theUnited States, and from New York by any steamship line to all

oropean ports.For farther particulars apply to

Wm. G. Irwin & Co., LimitedGeneral Agents Oceanic S. S. Co.

Pacific Mail Steamship Co.Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co. gs Tojo Klsen Kalsha

..., Sleaaweol the aeoYecoar-enle- will cell elHoaolulo tat Lava tble port o or a boat rae....dateebelowfeeatloaedl.,..

For Japan and China:Coptic , Aur iAmerkaMini Au;ioPcklnc AugilGaelic AutiSHongkong Mini Sept sChina . ... Sept lDoric .... Sept. tlNippon Mani Scpl 14

For general lofornalon apply to

Coptic

H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd., Agents.

Canadian -- Australian Royal Hail Steamsliip Company.

aeBs..., above Una runnier la connection with the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.Vancouver. B and Sydney, N. S. ana celling at Victoria. C. C, Hoootalu aad Brlibaae

AT HONOLULU oo or tbout dfttti

ftOM VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA, B C ,

Ftr Bf ltb40 toa ayant 1

,, , . ,, I Mlowtra.. ..Aur. 4AoritiKi ... . sept. 1

Warrlmoo ...... rrt tv)vt lower t Oct tAoine Nov f4Watrlmio Dec. ai

ttckits ,.uti Honolulu to Canada, Stain and Europe For Frt.fht aadIN., tat aod at) cttural Information, apply

Thco. H. Davles&CoMLtd., GcnMAftents.

American-Hawaiia- n S. S. Co.DIRECT SERVICE

AINTPAIIA

AUSTRALIA

WTbteurb

BETWEEN NEW YORK, SAN' HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

steamer to be dispatched from New York to Honolulu via San Francisco:

8.8. on or about September 1st to be followed by steamer.very other month.

Freight received at Company's wharf, South Brooklyn, at times by lightersor In cars. For general Information, apply to

H. HACKFELD CO.,Agents, Honolululu

and TIIBO. H. CO., LTD.,Agents, HI to.

Wilier Sbaihio Co,, Ltd,

6. S. Klnau,i FREEMAN, Master,i MOLOKAI, MAUI. HAWAII.

Will sail from Honolulu onTuesdays at 12 noon, Kau-

nakakal, Lahalna, Maalaca Bay, Kthel,Uakena, Kawaihae, Mahukona,

and IIllo.Heturnlne will sail from HIlo on

Fridays at 10 a. m . above namedports, arriving In Honolulu on Satur- -lawa

Passengers and freight will be takenfor Makena, Mahukona, Kawalhao, HI-

lo, Hakalau, Honomu, Papalkou andPeDoekco.

Passengers and PACKAGES ONLYwill bo taken for Kaunakakal, Lahalna,Haalaea Bay, Klhel and

6. 6.McDONALD, Master.

MAUI.

WIU leave Honolulu every Tuesdayat 6 p. m. touching at Lahalna, Ka-kul-

Nahlku, Hana, Hamoa andMaul. Returning, touches at

above named ports, arriving in Hono-

lulu Sunday mornings.call at Nuu. Kaupo, once each

Booth.8. S. Lehua,BENNETT, Master.

MOLOKAI, MAUI, LANAI.

a.iia .nrv Mandav for Kaunakakal,stamalo, Maunalel, Kalaupapa, Lahal-na. Honolua. Olowalu. Returning arrives at Honolulu Saturday mornings,

Tula company reserves the right tosnake changes In the time of departurewd arrival of Its steamers WITHOUTNOTICE, and It will not be responsiblefor any consequences wiu .- -

Consignees must be at the landingto receive their freight This com-u-

will not hold Itself responsiblefor freight after It has been landed.

Live stock received only at owner's

This company will not be responsiblefor money or valuables of passengers

nless placed In the care of the par--

Passengers requested to purchasetickets before emDsrung. iwm tail-ing to do so will be subject to an

charge of twenty-liv- e per centTho company will not be liable for

loss of, Injury to, delay In de-

livery of baggago or personal effects ofpassengers, or freight of shippers, be-

yond tho amount of $100, unless thevalue of the same be declared when

by tho Company, and an extracharge be made therefor.

ah .mnlnvea of the company are forbidden to receive freight withoutllvering a snipmeni receipt therefor In

unon application to tne pursers uo . escapes.Hnmnnntf1, atpnmprfl

Shippers are notified that If freightIs shipped without such receplt It willbe solely at the risk of the shipper.

0. L. WIGHT. President.S. B. ROSE, Secretary.CAPT. T. K. CLARKE. Port Bupt.

Subscribers to tbe BULnot receiving e'r ta'

tifirs will confer

MARIPOSA , Aug i).Sr. 4

For San Francisco:Gaelic f AurHongkone; Marti. ,V,. itChina .. .. ... .. . ........ Aur tiDoric .. . AuriSMrpon Maru ....Sept T

Riode Jenelro ... Sept isSept at

,.C , W..

r DUB th btiow lUttl vtit

y

a

FROM SYDNEY AND BRISBANEFor Victoria and Vancouver (B CI

Aortnulwarnmoo

Untttd

FRANCISCO

"AMBRICAN"

all

& LTD.,DAVIES

Laupahoehoe

Claudlne,

are

LETINbrambtlv

THREE TRAINS DAiLY

From San Francisco.

TWO TRAINS DAILY

Portland

via

PICTOW

Dec..,

First

Will

Leave San Francisco: A. M., io.ooA. M., 6,oo M.

Leave Portland: M., P. M.Through without Change.Only THREE DAYS to Chicago.rnl.. pnilR nAYS Naur Ynrl.

Pullman Palace Sleepers Buffet,Smoking LiDrary iars witnBtrber Shop and Pleasant ReadingRooms

Dining Cars (MealsFree Reclining Chairs.Pullman Ordinary Sleepers.

J. H. LOTHROP, General Agent,15 Third street, Portland, Oregon.

D. W. HITCHCOCK, Genral Agent,No. Montgomery St., San Francisco.

E.L.LOMAX.G.P.&T.A..1472 Omaha, Nebraska.

O. R. & L. Co.TIME TABLE.

From and After January 1, 1R49,

STATIONS.(Ontwara)

HodoIoIqPearl Cltr.,Boa Mill....Watana.....Walaloa...,Katam ....STATIONS.(Iiwari)

DallySua,

AM.Tl.

It

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TRAINS.

Smith,

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AM. AM. PM. PM.,11 n:o usa el ll.ee 1 if

la ol laa 4Sisa .... eesIMS .... leala la ' ... tit

Dalfru 9aa, Danr DawAH. AM. PJt..... fill ........ iia ........ 111.Iia i iwt

! l. lie.

jsa

DallyPJt

S u is letFata, ft Ticket

Agent.G, P. DaKtxnw, RniMrinundent

NOTICE.

SI.

tileie4ia.oj

Horses will be taken to pasture at Wal'

alae and will be fed green feed twice a day

n, nf mm iilsri nt nnlmnle hilt nn r, tici u. wi. .v., . - ..- - -

the form prescribed by the Company. lbt a5sumej for accidents orand which may be seen by shippers f '

Terms can be made withPAUL R. ISENBERG,

Telephone lofi) or 634.

1 588-W-

WOMAN'S EXCHANGE112 Hotei. Street

VaTA. CALABASHES. LEIS, NATIVE HATS. HULA SKIRTS. NIIIIAU

thfi (MATS, FANS, SHELLB, 8EEDS. Etc.,faVOr b' nOUfying ami U0ME'MADB poi, constantly on hand.

ness Office, Telephone 156. 1 Telephone 759.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

AJittlontl, inJlh Uttit Shipping Niwi, will Ufound onthotlthth pi(i

vessels in tout.

AllMY AND NAVY.O S. 8 Australia, Lawless, San t'nin- -

clsco, Aug 1 W 0 Iruln & Co.MERCHANTMEN.

(This list clots not Include coasters.)Aldcn Dense, Am. bk. Potter, San

Francisco, July C. W. 0. Irwin &

Co.Dig Ilonnnzn, Am. bki Bergman, New

ensile, June 3.

lltrlle Minor, Am, Bchr., HnVm, SanFrancisco, July 19. Allen & Robin- -

son.City of Hankow, llr. sp , Thompson.

Newcastle, July 27. W. 0. Irwin &

Co.Dlrlgo, Am, sp , Ooodwln, Hongkong,

Juno 15.

Geo. Curtis, Am, sp , Geo. S. Calhoun,San franclsco, Juno 5.

It. I). Ilemllxcn, Am. schr. Peterson,Eureka, July 5. 0, I.. S. It. A.

Halcyon, Am. schr., Clins. Mellln, Eu- -

rckn, May 31.

Hclcne, Am. schr. Christiansen, SanKranclsco, July 11. W. 0., Irwin &

CoHalewood, llr. bk., Jackson, Newcastle.

Castlo & Cooke.Irmgard, Am. bkt. Smith, San Fran

ctsco, July S. F. A. Schaefcr & Cc.Ivy, Am, sp. Halstend, Newcastle, July

E. Coal to order.James II. Uruce, Am. schr., Peterson,

Aberdeen, May 2G.

Marlon Chllcott, Am. bk Woedon,Newcastle, Juno 21 To order.

Mohican, Am. bk. Kelly, San Francis, o,July C, Castle & Cooke.

Meteor, Am. schr., Laos, Port Dlakely,July 14. Loners & Cooke.

Mawccma, Amfl schr., Smith, ..What'com, Aug. 1. I.cwers & Cooke.

Newsboy, Am, bkt., Mollestad, PortTownsond, July 25.

Rosamond, Am. schr. Ward, 3an Francisco, July 7. T. II. Davlcs & Co.

Hnbert Letters, Am. schr., UnderwoodSan Francisco, July 23. II. Hackfeld& Co, Ltd.

Sebastian Bach, llr. bk Nagasaki, Feb-

ruary 17.

St. Kathcrlnc, Am, bk , Saunders, SanFrancisco, July 12. C. Hrettcr & Co

S. N. Castle, Am. bkt., Hubbard, SanFrancisco, July 17. W. G. Irwin &

Co.Skagit, Am. bkt., Robinson, Port Gam

bio, July 17. Wilder (L Co.W. II. Dlmond, Am. bkt.. Nllson, Sin

Francisco, July 8. W. G. Irwin & Co.W. II. Smith, Am. .schr., Smith, Port

Dlakcley, July 12. 0. L. &. I). A. .

VESSELS EXPECTED.

Vessel.Mary Wlnkleman, Am. bkt

Trom.

. Gray's HarborKllmory, Br. sp LiverpoolHelen Urewcr, Haw. sp Nw YorkChallenger, Am. sp. , New YorkHenry Falling, Am.sp New YmkA. J, Fuller, Am. sp NagasakiI laj den Brown. Am. bk NewcastleJohn C. Potter, Am. bp NewcastleGeneral Falrchlld, Am. bk. . .NewcastleEuterpe, Haw. sp NewcastleStar of Russia, Haw. sp NewcastleWachusett, Am. sp NewcastleDechmont. Br. sn NewcastleEmlpde, Am. bk NewcattloRepublic, Br, bk jwcastleSea King, Am. bk NewcastlePcr8cerance, Br. sp NewcastleAbby Palmer, Am. bk NewcastleKing Cyrus, Am. schr NewcastleJ, B. Brown, Am. sp N"wc&st- l-

Yoscmlte, Am. sp NewcastleWoollaharn, Br. sp Nw castleWilliam Bow den, Am. schr. NeneastlnColumbia, Am. schr New castloPrlnco Albert, Nor. sp NewiMatlePrince Victor. Nor. sn NwcutlcClnn Macpherson, Br, sp NewcastleAncenls. nr. sp NewcaatlFnntasl, Nor. bk NcwcaKtloInducible, Am. sp NewcastleSt Jorn, Nor. bk Nwrnstl 1

Wrestler, Am. bkt NewcastleDrumburton, llr, sp NewcastleFresno, Am. bk NewcastleAlex. McNeil, Am. bk NewcastleGolden Shoro, Am. sp New ensileDominion, Br. bk New castleJames Nesmlth, Am. sp NiwcastloMarlon Llghtbody, Br. Bp. Ncwcnctle,

EngQuickstep. Am. bk TacomaPhllidclphln, Gr. sp HamburgCnrnedd Llewellyn, Br, sp. .HimburgVentura, Br. sp AntweipYoln, llr. sp London

Tho OrcAon'H Afloat.We ain't how the scrap In Ch'na

wind up now,We kind o' think we'll pull out whole

we mostly do, somehow.We're satisfied to tak,e OJr chince along

with al the rest,that the whole blame thlng'll

pan out fur the best.We're happy now as we cin te since

them press fellers wroteThe news that our old battleship, the

Oregon's afloat.

We've watched her since she left Iheways because we liked her narre.

We've felt Int'rest In herfame;

An' when she traveled 'round the Hornand got In at the fight.

We said, "We knowed It all the time, theqregon's all right."

An' now we know she won't be kut, ourbest an' bljgest boat,

We're just heaven 'cause theOregon's afloat.

When we first heard she'd struck thatrock you might a' bought the state

So low that It would been worth whilefur them that speckalate'j

Our Jaws was hangln' at half mast) ourheirts was In our boots;

The dell an' olJ Neptune seemed agln usIn cahoots.

An' If you think we've got to giy,justkind 0' make a note

That we lwe got a good excuse theOregon's afloat.

The Evening Bulletin,month.

75 cents per

Roberts' Fox ChaseStill Keeps Moving PLUMBER

New Plan of Activity Against Boers-W- ill Keep

Them Going-Rep- orts From Front Ap-

pear to Give Even Division of

Honors - Boer Retreating

Slowly.

July 2. Notwltli- - mlrnl Rcmey, making somo chnnges In about 0 btlild or ItlteraUoBSstanding signs of 'the State Marine body and Minister Wu camo you to make OHpartment had nothing this morning nr ilon n, (or hair an hour nun yonr Gall andInterest tho Chinese sltim- - Acting Secretary Mill, out no declared and get an estimate

estorday by Viceroy Tok, at Canton, 'nns confident nf Important tleclop-- i. . II I fcU ...! I ! la Sltrt t eM a. n.1lnlrt f.ilii.A rlaa 'Una leil a meilKri't'UlJIU llllinurirtiuii ,

j intinn in inu luiiuciiiiiiu iiiiiic i 'ivDespite the Chinese Minister's view to Chlnosn expressed to Secre- -

am

Do-- 1 thesee BM

tho contrnry, this edict Is looked upon tary Hilt his hope- that the 0f Punchbowl. Phone 841.ar like n In n Ministers In Piking nori still unfo and m.to Sp, m.formal ileclaratlon of war, and only said ho believed ho would soon abl promptly attended to.ono slip townni securing lime moo m ociner to mo ucpanmeiu n messigo .

Chlneso forces Into n better position from Minister Conger that would makefor ilcfcnso ngalnst tho Internntlonils. , thnt hope certain.

Thft nntlrn (tint rnmr tn ' Thn fitntn Dpnnrlmont liml tin Infnr- -tho Stalo" f - """""l II Kl II li aa .Department that Corea Is free from thol nmtlon of anyBoxer agitation, for It Is believed Hint In China. Acting Secretno Hill slid

will thus be enabled to spare tho Chlneso Minister had received nomora troops her Siberian nrinv, j communications China and hadfor uso In tho International column, j no Information to Impart and that th"

Tho Nay Department sent over ii conference between tho Minister was;opy of a dispatch received Ad simply an Intcrchango of courtesies.

Europe Holds to

Belief in Massacre

London, July 20. Whllo tho latctImpression ilerhul from the array ofconflicting telegrams fitim tho FurEast Is that 11 portion of tho foriltiicolony nt Peking may lno tsenp".!slaughter, until n recen date, thegciurul concensus 01 opinion of o

stems to contlnuo to faor tho theacceptance of tho worst mws andprompt action thereon, tho contentionbeing that tho only possibility of defi-

nitely nsicrtnlnlng tho truth Is by thenllled commanders Inquiring nt Peking.

Judging from tho news from lien1ln, Iiowomt, recording divisionsamong tho Admirals there, tho pros-

pects for n speedy advance seem toendangered unless tho governmentsspeedll) upon n supreme leader

Telegrams from Shanghai ropoitthat LI Hung Chang has taken up hisabode, at tho arsenal, as a measure ofprecaution. It Is not Btated whetherhe feared attack by Chinese or at-

tempts of tho PowerB to curtail hisliberties. Apparently, tho foreignconsuls at Shanghai hav clnformcd theViceroy that unless ho obtnlned dcfl-nlt- o

dispatches fiom Peking withinfive davs they would conclude theMinisters had been murdered nnd act

Reports are current that numlir-- r

of missionaries Amcrlcnn or Englishhave been murdered In Shnn SI. Oneof the dispatches from Shanghai, pub-

lished hero today,"Tho Canadian missionaries who es-

caped Honan had a tcrrlblo experience en routo here. Tho nativeseverywhere wcro hostile. The rabbleattacked tho refugees, heat them andtoro tho clothes from their Intks. Theladles suffered cruel Indignities.

The dispatch continued: ' Cantonremains comparatively quiet. The na-

tives, however, are beginning to fearthat tho arriving itHongkong Intend to attack tho Boguoforts and occupy tho city. Tho mili-

tary mandarin has asked tho ColonialSecretary at Hongkong foi assurancethat Great Britain doc not Intend totako Canton."

A despatch received hero today fromYokohama states that the Japanese, ill- -

vision will nil ho landed at Tnku byJuly 31, and will reach Tien Tsln, August 3

1 Legislature of New South Waleshas resolved to dispatch a militarycontingent to Join tho Imperial troopsIn China.

Tien Tsin in

Horrible Ruin

Tien Tsln, July 18 (via Shanghai,July 24.) Colonel Bower of the Chlneso regiment; Colonel Wogack of tho

Russians nnd Colonel Aokl of the Ja-

panese, will form tho Joint provlslomlgovernment for tho city of Tien Tsin,which It was recently decided to estab-lish. They will he entrusted with thotask of bringing something like orderout of tho existing chaos.

SIneo tho Issue of tho proclamationInviting well disposed Chlneso to re-

turn to their homes, a number havecomo to the mid many na-

tive servants nro coming to tho settlements, a majority of them returningtothoservlco of their previous employers.

Tho natlvo city this nftcrnoon pre-

sents nn appalling spectaclo of ruinand desolation Tho subuibs wcro com,

pletely dcxtiojc'd by fire, mostly tnuj,id by tho shells of tho allies on thesldofaclng tho settlements. It Is be-

lieved that not n dozen houses aro in-

tact, nnd tho wall was damaged by hetrcmemloiiB flro of tho nlllea' artillery,which, hovvover, was apparently notheavy enough to produco much effect.

officers usivanina ana vtaiiuurs,

Russia

A curious spoctaclo Is presented anumber of mud hovels Immediatelyundcrninth tho wall where tho latterwas damaged, hardly of tho nshowing signs of having been lilt.

Inside tho city tho damago was ter-

rific. Tho liullillngR nearest tho wallwcro mostly gutted h lire nnd manywere totally blonn to pieces b theshells of tho allies. Amongsmouldering ruins many charred

nrpses, which tho pigs nnd dogseating. ...

LnteHt Prom Rcmcy.Washington, July 2(5. The Navy De-

partment this morning retclved thefollowing cnblegrnm Admiralmey

Tuku, July Chcfoo, JulyBureau Navigation, Col.Mcndo condemned Mnro Island hospital

Major Waller succeoJscommand First regiment. My obtain-able, tltars Marines of anyImputation burlng houses of lootingnt Tien Tsln."

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NOW Is the time to get lesJnbreakages teen to, and

Roofs Put In OrdcBy competent works' V

For the Plumbingfin Hint hnnan that vnn

Washington, theacth It Bro JntemJng

asxcil nroporty.touching

Minister

JAS. NOTT, JrPractical Tinsmith and Plumber,

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i Metal Hoofing,

W.BAtra.

) Conductor Pip. and Gutttr Wort, Rkhari, Street, ket Qmn ana Marcbaet, Hj SSTJobblBC proraptljr attMied t. S

Tel. White 41. P. O. 870.

BEIT HAAFEO,King street, new. Railroad Depot,

Plumber sntl TinsmithBatlsraottoa guaranteed

All work promptly and narafollyattended In ISTt

oivr xceKX "AUSTRALIA."

FR.O ZEN'

Eastern Oysters

THE

IN CANS, AT THE

BEAtfEr LUJCH piH. J. NOLTE, Proprietor

Honolulu - Tobacco - Co., - Ltd..Cor. Foot and Merchant Stmiti,

HAS RECEIVED PER "AUSTRALIA" FROM

3iT-- r "2"oxlrThe Word Renowned Brand of Clfiti

X-iillie-txi.

-: fl.-ui.is.sell--

PURITANOS.This elegant CIGAR can be purchased for FIVE CENTS only.

TRY THEM. NONE BETTER.

Catton, Neil! & Co., Ltd.es nsr a--1 nsr 2 :s 13 s

Boilermakers : : and : t Electricians.for

The General Electric- - - Coipany

"W "W. --WTZTGrEZTCarriage Maker

General RepairingPainting, Blacksinithing, Trimming.

Phaetons, Buggies and Hacks Manufactured.HIGII-OLrlS- SI WORK.

Vvun ; O 'Frint- -

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Is any old thinggood for you ?

Or do you want yourStationery, and other

Printed Matter,Up-to-d- ate ?

The questions are unnecessary. You can get the best at tha

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Honolulu Stock Yards Co., Ltd. NEW BICYCLES.I M PO RT ERS O K

Horses, Mules, Cows onfall kinds of Live Stock. A fine line nowon hand at Popular Prices. New and second-han- d Buggies, De-

livery Wagon, Express Wagons, &c.

W. H. RICE, Prcs.

jas.F MorganAUCTIONEER ANDBROKER m

II 88 Queen Stre

THIS SPACE RESERVEDFOR

JAS F.MORGAN.

mmm

Republican Rally

AND

Ratification Meeting

.All Republicans are requested toGather at the

Drill fthedAT 6:30 OCLOCK,

SATURDAY EYENIN6to take part in the parade and

McKlnley and Rooseveltratification meeting.

Returning Republican Dt-leat- es

to National Con-vention will- - take pro-minent part.

JH9 Parade will form on Miller and Berctanla streets.

6ccond Precinct, FourthDistrict.

All members of the Second Precinct Re-

publican Club are particularly requestedto take part In the rande and exercises onSATURDAY EVENING, the 4th Inst.,to celebrate the arrival of the Republicandelegates to the national convention.

Per Order Republican Territorial Cen-tral Committee,

J. A. GILMAN, Chairman,Fourth District, Second Precinct Repub-llca- n

Club. I598.t4

PER S. B. AUSTRALIA.

Juat landed a full line of grapes, ap-

ples, oranges, lemons, celery, cabbage,cauliflower, cranberries, burbank andred potatoes, dates, salmon, flounders,halibut, crabs, Eastern and Californiaoysters (In tin and shell,) turkeys,chickens, ducks, quail, A -- Jll line otcanned goods. OAMARIN03' REFRI-GERATOR

Fine Job Printing at the BulletinOHce.

4.1ii&W&.U M

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

To make up for lout tlmo the Iloartlof llcnlth holds a special meeting thisntternoon.

Tlio Okl nml Ota Co. of Hnnn, Maul,lins sued Wilson & Whltchouso for$550.

The distinction "Tribune llliic" Is tb.4

Btniidnril finish of nil models of thoTribune bicycle.

Judge Estce will be pleased to meetth cattorneys next Saturday. Seo no-

tice under New Today.

Two more poor Chinamen have bjonRrrcstcd In their quiet but unlawfuloccupation of "hitting the pipe."

Sproat has been arrested on thucharge of assault on Officer Aim in.The case will come up tomorrow.

Mrs. Wilder and her daughter, Mr.Craft, will go over to the McCandksiplace on the. other side of this IslandSaturday.

Clarence, Crabbe of T. II, Davles &

Co. and Captnln Christiansen with abig spy glass and a copy of the Inter-

national signal code were attemptingto figure out the signal flags of thoAorangl this forenoon. Quoth theskipper: "I read It "P. D. Q.' but I

can't see how that can be." Mr.Crabbe took a long squint and dis-

covered the letterB "I. D. Q." whichwas found to mean "IDsolved Part-nership."

NEW TO-DA- Y

Deutscher Gottesdienst.Herr Pa tir Isenbere wlrd am Sonntag

den 5ten August Vormlttags n Uhr In derY. At. C. A. Halle Deutschen Gottesdienstabhalten.

DER GEME 1NDE VORSTAND.

'SW3

NOTICE.

During mv absence from the Islands'MR. JOHN BUCKLEY will act for meunder Power of Attorney.

(Signed) J. J. SULLIVAN,Honolulu, Aug. i, 1000. 1 599U

5th District, 8th Precinct.

REPUBLICAN CLUB.

All members of the Eighth Precinct,District 5, are particular!) requested tomeet at the Drill Shed on Satu-day- , Aug-

ust 4, at 6:jo p. m., to take patt In thereception to the Republican delegates ofthe National Conve tlon.

By order of the Republican TerritorialCentral Committee.

W. C ACHI,Chairman 5th District, 8th Precinct.

1599-t- )

NOTICE.

Attorneys will please take notice that onSaturday, August 4, at i:?o p. m., at theSupreme Court room, Judge tstee will bepleased to meet and form the rcqualntanceof all members of the bar.

At the same time and place Judge Esteewill appoint a committee of three mem-

bers of the bar to draft and submit for con-

sideration rules to govern the practice In

the U. S. District .ourt.PAUL NEUMANN,

President Hawaiian Bar Association.D. H. CASE.

1 59Q-- Secretary

To Whom It May Concern.

Tho firm of Herbert & Humphrls wasdissolved on July 31st by mutual con-Be-

All persons Indebted to saidArm of Herbert & Humphrls are re-

quested to settle with as little delavas possible.

On and after August 1st, 1900, thlrsuccessors Drs. Herbert, Humphrls andWalters will carry on tho practice.

All claims agalubt the old Armshould be presented at onco for settle-ment to tho undersigned.DRS. HERBERT, HUMI'HRIS AND

WALTERS.Honolulu, August 1, 1900.

1599-l-

BY AUTHORITY.PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE.

KAHIKINUI, MAUI.

On Saturday, Sept. ist, at 12 o'clocknoon, at front entrance of Judiciary Build-ing will be sold at Public Auction:

Lease of the Government land ofdistrict, Maul, containing 25,000

acres.Term of lease 5 years from Feb. 1, igoi.Upset rental Ijoio per year, payable

In advance.Lease Is on further condition that lessee

shall expend not less than 5200 per yearIn eradicating lantana, and that any agricultural land may be taken by the Gove nment for settlement purposes withoutreduction In rent.

J. F. BROWN,Commlssloner'of Public Lands.

Aug. 1st, 1900. isog-t- j

Fine Job Printing at the BulletinOffice.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

lor additional Shipping N.wi it. seventh pas.

TIDES.

frkUlDAY. ? dfldrg

p. m

Monday,. .. ! ., 0.1I11.4Ip. m.

Tuciday . 6 .1 O 4 11.41.. m. p. nvWcdntsday . 1 09 I,j6

Thursday ' ' I II 1 40''1Friday 10. 11

Saturday, . ll.llll t lo 14' Ml t.oon. m.l I I

Sunday II II I.Tllt-4- 4.l6 T.SO

Monday .... I oSll.9 a. S K 'I

First quarter of the Moon on the 3dat G:10 a. m.

Tides from the United States Coastand Geodetic Surrey Tables.

The tides at Kahulul and Hllo occurabout an hour earlier than at Honolu-lu.

Hawaiian Standard Time Is 10b, 30mslower than Greenwich time, beingthat of the mer .Ian ot 157-30- . Thetime whistle r .ws at 1:30 p. m.,which is the .me as Greenwich Oh.

0m.MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Steamers duo and sailing for the re-

mainder of this anj the whole ot nextmonth are as follows:

ARRIVESteamers From DueMlowera Victoria Aug 4

America Maru S. F. Aug. 10

Alameda S. F. Aug. 15

City of Peking S. F. Aug. 18

Gaelic S. F. '. Aug. 28

Australia S. F. Aug. 29

DEPARTSteamers For DueGaelic S. F. Aug. 4

Australia S. F. Aug 7

Hongkong Maru S. F. Aug. 11

Mariposa S. F. Aug. 17

China S. F. Aug. 21

Doric S. F. Aug. 23

Warrlmoo Victoria Aug. 29

Weather Bureau, Punahou, August2. Temperature Morning minimum,75; Mlday mlximum, 86.

Barometer at 9 a. m. 29.99. Iregular.Rainfall .03.

Dew Point 68 F.Diamond Head Signal Station, Au- -Humidity at 9 a. m. 62 per cent,

gust 2. Weather hazy; wind fresh Ntt.

ARRIVALS.Wednesday, August I.

O. & O. S. S. Coptic, Rlnder, from SanFrancisco.

Thursday, August 2.Stmr Nllliau, Thompson, from Anahola.C.-- S. S. Aorangl, Hepworlh.from the

Colonies.Stmr Lchua, Bennett, from Hawaii.

DEPARTURES.Wednesday, August l.

Am. bkt. Kllkltat, Cutler, for the SoundIn ballast.

Thursday, August i.O. & O. S. c. Coptic. Rlnder. for the

Orient.Stmr Maul, Parker, for Maul ports.Stmr Noeau.Wyman, for Honokaa and

Kukulhasle.Am. bktne. Irmgard, Schmidt, for San

rranoscq. , ,

TO SAIL THIS AFTERNOON.Stmr W. G. Hall, Thompson, for

ana Koloa A $ p. m.Stmr James Makee, Tullett, for Kapaa

at 4 p. m.TO 8AIL TOMORROW.

, Stmr Mauna Loa, Slmerson, for Laha-In- i,

Maalaea, Kona and Kau at io a. m.PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From San Francisco, per O. St O. S. S.Coptic, Aueust i, To lav over at Honolulu H. J. Cochran, Mrs. J. W. Codl- -

T f.ml

H.mura. W. E. Thurston, Airs. W. E. Thurs- -

ton.T. Wada, L. W. Washington.!Knr Knhe r. N thrrifV I W Watli iwinn .MiaiiuKi, u. y .,y BMiuiKiuii.For Hongkong -- W. R Allison. MissAdam, Miss A. Adam, H. C. Collins,

PASSENGERS DEPARTED. .

For San Francisco, per bktne. Irmeard.August 2. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Has- -

singer and Mr, and Mrs. John Sullivan anddaughter.

Australia's Passengers.The following are booked to leave for

San Francisco In th Australia, August 2.Mr. and HaPam and two children,Mr. rirlo-cht,- . ftrm U.nfl.W.......i Rnw.n n.if. w - D..,..t!

.wnv.. hmW nnv, ,,. w. imuvniand wife. Kimball. Mrs Dodd Pal- -..,.!rick Gleason, Miss B. Mever, A Lindsay,L. EL. Prince, W. L. Hopper anddaughter, Master Bowen, Master Cowan,1MlssL.C Pond,T.Fuglta.S W. Nichols.

. ... ...miss wesi, mrs. u. w. Mrs. C,R. King, C. B. Taylor, Miss E.Clark, Mrs. Mooney, F. F. Dredge, Mrs,M. E. Doughlass, L. M. Cooke, Mr),n wh.im ,n,i ,uh,'.r w c.'.,i..'

the Mlssts Richardson, Mr. and C,W. Howbelt and Mrs. J. F.

Rosa, Miss A. Arlole, A,Bachelder, H. Chase, Mr. and Mrs.Rolph, Edward Holton, Thomas Kuhl,

W. S. WITHERS, Mjr

WANTS.Jt. in tht fiumn wtil 0I

ft ttntt Umt imt inrtit i ttntt (at$tnpnt; fa twit cm , 40 tinti two i(

ni Vi ttmli tmt montk. 7tl it tit 4vfhunt tvtr efttti til Ptofiti Hmlulu.

The Fort EmploymentAgency

KINO STREET,Next door to Bailey's Cyclery.

For the last two months has had aBlack Lint. We request that employersreport to this office any complaint againstemploye's

White LaborersDomestic ServantsSailors

Wm-- ALWAYS ON HAND.

WANTED.

tlANTED-- A brlcht Intelligent YOUNO MAN todrlte delivery wigon to make himself generally

useful In ft place Muit know tht town will. Pre-

ference Riven to an Island toy H., Bui- -tttln umce. 15991

P. UMBERS WANTED Immediately? Apply Jit.Net', Jr., BirtUnll St . mat ,lunchbol St.

il)tSw!

WANTED Bosid and care for a child, two andytIf old. Ad Jreil, Idling terjnl.

Box K.. Hulletln office. i)qe-l- f

l ANTED sewing by tht day by a young-- ladytrom ain rranciuo wnn lonr .xprncnev in

nrttciaii rtjaren n, t. iniiomcc1504 w

11 ANTED--. A BRir.MT BOY lor offi- c- and nit'W erilly e oi wicii. Apply In ownninjwniina: to i u. uqk goo. L"1"

WANTED-A- N Ixto CAMERA. AddriKl)9ft.nii

Photo

WANTED-WATCHE- Sto lipalr by (will ol Ijoptilincf . G.DIbIZ,

ijil-- "

--kLD PAPERS TO EXCII NGE for clian Cot

' Ion Rig. Appply at Bullttln Omcc. ijNa-t- f

CXPERIENCED DEWING GIRLS In drtiimaklnit ' dipattnunt. Whltmy & Matin. lj6o

THE OWL LUNCH AND OYSTER ROOM --i Oyitcrl lervtd n the ihell only Try hti

fanoui Him and tf Sandwiches and Coffet CorNuuanu and Htt itrttts. DICK DALY, I'roprlitor.

rOR SALE.SALE-FO- UR LOTS. Stmt. ICapa

lana, walklkl, feoo aach Jclta, King St.159ETT11

rWENTY-EIGM- T a California muleiApply to Emmttt May, JuJJ Bldg. 1 597ml

FR SALE Lott 50x100 In Nuuanu tract is donio par Booth J, H. Schnack. tt Merchant

Rttnlneton Tvptwrir. Chaap. atManufacturers Snot Co., Fort stmt. !S8q--

SALE-T- WO brand nw skiffs. Apply S. P.Petersen, rear of Government yard, comet Ala

kca ani Allen tts. opposlM Flshmarket. P.O. Bo t'8'-n- t

comer Prosptct and Hackfeldstreets; nlct home, rood view, small house; cheap;

nut b sen to bt appreclattd,Lansing & Co jvan uuiiaing.COR SALE A JERSEY BULL to month! oil Iron1 belt itriln of W. G. Irwin'i Importld JcrMyialio ont young trail Holttein Jf rwy cow In calftyUahl Dairy Stock. Inquire of J. EMMELUTII.IT King Itrlet. 15591!

I OTS OF LOTS-A- I10 HOUSES AND LOTSL. For Sail, For Rtnt. For Ltau.

WILLIAM SAVIDGE.06 Mirchant St. Honolulu, H. I.

SALE UaM of builnmrropirty on Fort strut n viars to run. Grouod

Hint u par annum. A barra ArnlvfoWILLIAM SAVIOGE

06 Merchant arret!.COR SALE-T- WO COTTAGES on St ,

opp OlIM H. Dei, Eli). lOHUlllOl O. E.BOARD, 1404-- tf

PR SALE-I10- 00. LOT In but portion of Kallhl801150. Apply to

WILLIAM SAVIDGE.no. io itfett.

'PS, DS IN ALL PARTS OF THEITY. By J. M. VIVAS. lit

IM1CUI, NOTICF.S.

FOR EXCHANGE A nice lot In Oakland, Cal . foritocks. Apply to Emmett May, JudJ Bldg.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS-T- hi Union Eaprin CoSAND FOR SALE. ij"

DUDOLPH DUNCAN itatei that he li mil In thea rock and earth business although hi has sold hisInterest In tha ballast business,

once: Bethel meet la H. R. Hitchcock's lawBKIi

TO LET.

OrpJCES FOR RENT In Ihe Ellle Building. Applyrr, AJame Lane. ISflrmi

THE BALMORAL, Young street, town side; superiorand rooms; newly fumlihid; terms moder- -

lelephoneSoT. ijovmiFurnished house, . rooms. Young St,

oeiween .eeaumoKu anj riiKoi streets, npplvon premises, Mrs. L. Au'd or Tel. 68... iy6-w- iNINE-ROO- HOUSE FOR RENT. Furniture for

house len sldi Chrlstley Lane. isos-w- i

TO of 4 rooms To Let. Apply at' 0. Schuman's, Merchant St., Fort andAlakea. isoj-t- t

Nicely FurnlsheJ Rooms and 1 nicelyfurnished 1 room cottage, 1 room with use of

piano. Apply to Mrs. W. L. Peterson, (19 Hotel St.,corner leiepnone 300. 1501-1- 1

"""P? RENT-- proirict. comer Mijiiint St' desuabla. nom 01 6 roomi-- . lath, btirh.n. .,.v,. , j,rt. :,. v,,w-

- ,.j :r. ";..lor further particulars apply to Gear, Lansing ot Co.!Judd Building. H--

TO LET-F- OR RENT J new cotiagei. comer Young' and Artlilm Sti , McCully Tract. Apply 40Makiki St. i;8i-l- l

porrent-- si N'ceiy furnished roomsrooms tor light houseketping inquire

446 Punchbowl street. UTimi

THE premises of Mrs. A. Rosa, on King St.. nearSwitch, unturnlih.il- - a, Mr..

low terms. Apply to John F. Colburn. ijT--

COR Cm Apoly to J M. Monsarrat.s No. 10 Merchant street. mmTO on Pauoa Road al crisent

occupied by Mr, T. H. Gibson. Apply toMl M.S.GWNBAlMftCO.

T.,rITr?'"l" John E.a il Walklkl,- lurnisnea or unrurnisnea. uirfi yara and"" Jtm To III na wbole or In

part. For luiUiirpartlculari. apply Io JOHN ENA'' w. Coa oaci. pua stmt, i.e.--n

rrrz:'"'rcI ost-a.p-air or spectacles. ti. finder

will recelv. a liberal reward .iihtmM- - i77

8liited the llencln.Tho gasoline schooner Surprise,

TownBCn(I master, nrrlved In port nt

uags charcoal, 100 bags awa and 60head cattle. While In tho Moloknlchannel at 11 a. m. yesterday, theSurprise sighted the Hencla, boundfor Klhel. The captain exDresseil hn

VT'T IET-LA- FRONT ROOM In prlv.t.Yokohama F. T. Gause, mauka Tnomai Soime iitrm.F. T. Gause. W Effex, K. Nlshl-- . ' " c, P. o. Boi to,. Posxuion it one.

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Annabel Lee, Miss von Meter, H. Deacon and """'l101-1- with the following oar-an- d

son.Ml.s Ahrens. Geo. Richardson. B0: "0 hags sugar, 30 cords wood, 300

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Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Ellis, Mis. E. F. Green, wlB'1 that tlmt ho lo reported InTurner, E. B Root, M. M. O'Shaug- - ""lulu.

nessy, Mr. Hurlt, Mr. Setchell, Miss Car- -' -rle McCall, Prof, and Mrs. Hosmer and L. Ca'alP tea should prove a good reme--

Thurston. (dX In case of feline bites.

Clmlnlfss nt

Chain nt

$75.00, $65.00 nnd SO0.00.

,50.oo, S4500, $40.00. $3500, $25.00.

ACETYENE GAS LAMPS.Library, S900,

Lanterns, 4,00,Bicycle, Sj.50,

Dash, $4.00,Carriage, $15.00 pr.

Ju All these things nnd lots more interesting Items, at the kill

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and Collectors - -

PROPERTY FOR SALE- In All Parts ol the City tiLot 200x200, with good cottage and

well, which supplies plenty, fresh andcool water, entire lot fenced. A rare bar-gain, only I2850.

'Kapahulu lots at a bargain.Lot 8oxt 50, with good house, $3500.Beautiful Home, Puunul, good road,

only 52000.Lot Ooxiio, Wilcox Tract, King St.,

i5oo net. .

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