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Star, - 163 WORLD. . . .--The Bulletin Also Has the Largest Circulation.

Yol. VI. No. 1201. HONOLULU, H. I., MILDAY, APRIL 21, 1899. Piuob 5 Cents.

MATTERS OF CONTROVERSY THE NEW GRECIAN CABINET PILIKIA OF LANDHOLDERS GENERAL ANDERSON HERE HARBOR WORK BEGINS SOON THREE NEW 0, R. & L. CARS

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E. S. Holt by bis attorney,Goo. D. Gear, has demurrod totbo complaint of 13. F. Dillinghamon the samo grounds as tboso ofother defendants, viz., respectingtbo titlo and powor of loaaing ofWaialua land involved..

The executors of tbe will of H.A. Widomann bavo demurrod totbo complaint in ojeotmont ofLuika Kilinabo, on tbe groundthat it does not state whether theyaro sued as executors or as trusteesunder the will. Tboy are repre-sented by Honry Holmos andEinncy, liallou & McOlanahan.

Frank 13. McStockor, CollectorGonoral of Customs, hai demurredto tbo complaint of Charloa R.Holm, who claimB damages of85000 for stopping his passport.Tbo chief ground is that tbo Gov-ernment should be the dofondant.E. P. Dole, Deputy AttorneyGeneral, for respondent.

Probato of tbe will of Low Howis postponed by Judgo Stanloyuntil May 1. 1. liubinatoin istemporary administrator. CeoilCrown for petitioner.

Judgo rorry this morning wasbeariog argument on demnrror intbe spociuo performance case, d,

"Wong Kwai vs. Lydia K.Dominie, otberwiso known asLiliuokalani." L. Andrews forcomplainant; Robertson & Wildorfor respondent.

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Or. Mrqui' Departure,Dr. A. Marques did not get off

to the Const on tbo Australia yes-terday, being nimbi o to get aberth, but leavo on the AmericaMara today. Ho goes at urgentrequest to attond tbo TbeosopbicalConvention at Chicago on May 21.Ho expects to be absent from tboIslands about six weeks, and onbis return bore will prepare forbis journoy to Australia, in wbicbcountry bo will havo tbo Secretary-Ge-neralship tor that sectionof the Theoaophioal Society.

27te Bulletin, 75 cents per month.

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Athens, April 12. King Georgehas summoned Theotokis to forma new cabinot in succession to tboministry wbicb resigned on April3, owing to tbo elootion of M.Zamis, tho premier, having boondeolarod invalid on account ofbribory and intimidation.

M. Theotokis was JVIinistor oftbo Interior in tho cabinot prosided over by M. Ralli, whiob wasinstituted April 20, 1807, resignedSeptember 30 of tbo samo yearand was succeeded by tbo Zamiscabinet.

no Telephone Hyatcm.

Tboro is a tradition extant ofHonolulu's having had tbe bestand ohoapost telopbono in tbouniverse, with only a fow planotsto boar from. Tho glory has longsince departed and is now seem-ingly resting on tho tarry town ofSweden. A recent Stookholmdispatch says:

"The most comploto telephonosystem in tbo world has just beeninaugurated in this city. Thissystem is not in tho bands of asyndioate or a trust, but under thoimmediate- - control;of tho government, mere is Hardly a residence in Stockholm and tboneighboring towns not connectedwith central offices. Tbo telopbono tax is loviod in tbe samemanner as tho water tax is leviedin tbo cities, and amounts to onlyGvo dollars a year. In tbo largohotels there is a telephone inevory room connected with a sub-cent- ral

in tbo hotel office."

Klondike Proipector Killed.

Viotoria, B. C, April 13. ThoCottago City whiob arrived herotoday brings nows that the Cityof Topoka has been raisodand floated; also brings intelligence of tbo mnrdor oftwo prospectors by Chilcat In-dians, names not ascertained.Prospectors wero carving theirnames on totem poles.

RECEIVED99By the iiAustralia:

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

AND IN "SWEETS:"

Gruenhagen's Bon BonsAnd Marshmallows.

YOU'LL FIND THEM AT

WATERHOUSE'SiBIGr

Department Store,WAVERLEY BLOCK, BETHEL STREET

Established 1851 Leaders 1800

Caused by Neglect to Take the Notice

in Statute of

Additional Land for Olaa Settlers Planters

Will bo Asked to File Applications

Tor Labor.

President Dolo bad MinistersE. A. Mott-Smit- h nndH.E. Coop-er with bim at a session of tboExeoutivo Connoil this morning.Ministor King has been confinedto his houBO for sovoral days, andMinistor Damon was also absontfrom tho capitol today.

In regard to some Lasoboldersof Olaa, it was decided that tbeadditional land tboy wore entitledto could be taken out of part oftbe new Olaa tract, thoro boingnone loft in tho old district.

Tbo applications of Honomuand Honokaa sugar companies foramondmonts to their charters weroapproved.

Applications for quitclaim deedsfrom different occupants of landunder tne mauolo crams wero decided. It was ruled that the Gov-ernment bad no authority to grantquitclaims, as tbo .Legislature oilb)i had given tbem until tbefirst of January, 1895, to perfectthoir titles. Tho statuto enactsthat any person having claimsundor it who should fail to pre-so- nt

thorn before that date "shallbo forever barred and bis rightsundor this Act shall rovert to thoQovernment.

Tho Council providod for nletter to tbe planters calling onthorn to send in applications forlabor.

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PROM ISLAND OP NEGIIOS.

CallfOrnUn Kotee Difference In Itfgnlnrand Volunteer Onicori.

L. P. Tenney has roceived alettor from a member of Co. H,First California, now at tbo islandof Nogros. Tho writer says:

"I saw tho difference betweenthe regular and voluntnor officorswhon our company was on thefiring lino with tho FourteenthInfantry. Officers of tbo regularsmado persona inspection of ovory-thin- g,

tbo food, complaints andBleeping quarters, and Baw to itthat tho regulations wore enforced. Our leaders neglected totake tho sligutest precautions, butwhen wo remember tho mentalcapacity of a majority of them woare not surprised.

"The town wo now occupy,Baoolod, is a miserable littleplaco on the island of Negros,about d00 miles from Manila,Ono battalion of tho regiment,Go's. A, 13, E and H,is here and asthe natives voluutarily raised thoHag and aro generally poaceful woare not having very stirring times.Tbo officers are now examiningtbo natives for tbo island policocorps and intend to oreato a pro-vincial guard. Tboy nro a healthythough small raco nnd will doubt-less mako conscientious police."

Hli Troublea Untied.Oscar Mooll, known na "tho

Qerman homo baker," died earlyyosteruny atteruoon. no wasonly 33 years of ngo, and ho loavesa wifo and two children. Fortwo or threo years past bo hadboon subject to a succession ofdisorders that bafiled medical andsurgical skill. Tho final siegelastod thirteen months. As a lastresort one of bis legs, in wbioh adistemper bad sottlod, was am-putated. Drs. Taylor, Waysonand Hoffman performed the oper-ation at 10 o'clock yeBtorday.Death followod in about threohours. Tbe funeral takes placefrom tbo house, 833 Fort street,this aftornoon. Court Hawaii, In-dependent Ordor Forestois, willattend in a body.

Strangers consult The Bulletin'sadvertising columns

Ordered Home from Manila to Receive

Promotion.

Accompanied by Mrs. Anderson and Family

Tells Something of tbe Cam-

paign In tbe Philippines.

Major General Andorson of thoUnited States Yoluuteors, is re-turning homo in tho AmericaMaru, accompanied by his wifoand family. Ho commanded thefirst expedition sont to Manila andentertained by tbo pooplo of Ho-nolulu on tho way. Boforo tho warGeneral Anderson was a colonolin tho regular army, being madomajor goneral of volunteers forduty in tho Philippine Islands.So brilliantly did bo sorvo biscountry out there, that ho hasbeen promoted to tho brigadiorgonoralship of tbo regular army.

This forenoon General Ander-son took a stroll around, attendedby Lioutonants Anderson andAllen of his staff. Among othersho called upon was Chief JurHcqJudd at the Judiciary building.Col. J. W. Jonos, N. G. H., call-o- d

on tbo distinguished commander at the Hawaiian hotel.

Gonoral Andorson was asked bya JJOiiiiETlK reporter for a state-mon- t

in outline of tho militaryoperations in tho Philippines andthe existing situation thoro. Horeplied in substanoo as follows:

"Ab I loft Manila on March 2G,having turned ovor''my commandto General Lawlon. on tbo 19th, Icannot givo you. anything verylate on tuo atlalr.

"Before tho campaign began thoforces wero divided into twodivisions GenoraJ MoArtbur's ontho north and mino on tbo southsido of tho Pasie river. "Whontho attack was mado on us on tho4th of Fobruary, I assumed thooffonaivo on my sido of tho river,on tho Gtb, and gavo tho onemyquite a deoidod defeat drovethorn back to tho lako in thomiddle of tho island.

'Subsequently to tbat.wo bad tosend troops to tbo islands of Ho-il- o,

Cebu and Nogros. This ro-du-our forces on Luzon island

so that boforo wo did anythingrnoro wo had to wait for additionaltroops from tbo United States. Ibad to withdraw my troops backto Manila.

"Whon reinforcements camo Iresumed tbe offensive again anddrovo back tbo enemy from tbosouth side of tbo Paaig.river, thusopening iuo river so luatgunooatscould get up into tbo lako.After that was accomplisheduoneral ijawton camo out andrelieved mo of tho command ofthat division.

"After that a large part of Gon-eral Lawton'a forco was sent overto Gonoral MoArthur, und be at-tacked on tho north sido and cap-tured Malolos and drovo thoonomy back.

"Tboro aro about 20,000 troopson Luzon, not all effective. Allowing for those sick, on gourdduty, etc, I presume tbero are notmoro than 15,000 for active service,

"Thoro is roaistnrico on tboother islands excepting Nogros.

"Yob. I am promoted to bricadior goneral in tbo rogular army.That is why I havo been recalled,ana am going nome totakoommand of a department in thoUnited States. My boalth hasboon good, aud so has tho boalthof tbo army on tbo wbolo."

Gonoral Andorson, being in-formed of BUtomonts lately pub-lished alleging a rather seriouscondition of tbe health of thoarmy in tho Philippines, couldnot assent to suob statomonts.

"There has beon no epidemic,and, considering tbo southernclimate, it cannot bo said that thetroops havo on tbo wbolo sufferedmuch in health. Wo bavo hada good many siok at timos, but tbo

Continued on Pago 8,

Steamer With Material Is Dae In

Thirty Days.

Government Dredger and Scows to be Used-- Mr.

Gray, Superintendent, Will Arrive

In Steamer of 261b.

Work on dredging tbo harborfor tho now wharves tho UnitedStateB Government intonds to putin, will bo commoncod in abouttbirtyldays, This is tho calculationmade by Fred Cowlor, ono of thomen sont horo by tbo Governmentto nttond to tho work. It is oxpectod that a steamer especiallychartored to bring material toHonolulu for tbo work will arriveat about that tirao. On thissteamer will be two large dredgorsand two largo scows that will beused to lift out largo rocks bymeanB of hydraulic power. Thosteamer will also bring a numberof exports to do the work.

Mr. Gray, who will have fullcharge of tho operations in thoharbor, is oxpected horo on tbosteamer of tbo 2Glb from SanFrancisco.

Arrangements aro now undorway by wbioh the Unitod StatesGovernmont will havo control oftho Governmont dredger, tho twoscows usod for blasting and tbeclam dredger, as soon as tbo workon tho harbor is begun.

Mr. Cowlor states that thoro is agreat scarcity of carponters hoiojust at tbo prcsont time so that itwill vory probably bo necossary tobavo somo sent out from thoStates.

An Arrlral.A Ghinose student from Hong-

kong arrived in tbo AmericaMaru, and was landed under apormit to land at "Manila or anyport in actual possession of tboUnitod States." This is tho firstFcdoral permit of tbo kind soonhoro., Thoi

nttaohed--... pbotocranb.snows a aeciucuiy orient anu ipro

possessing young Chinaman dress-o- din fashionable Europeau at-tir- o.

It is stated in tho permitthat tbo boaror is travoliog for hishealth, also that ho has been astudent in a Hongkong offioo from1891 to 1839.

Daft Catcher! Abroad.

It might bo usoful to the publicto know that tho dog catohors aroabroad again. Officer Moau istbo loader of tho squad. Excel-lent work was dono this morning.Thirty' throo canines wero ropedin and aro now at tho dog poundin Iwiloi. In a few days, if tboowners do not make their ap-pearance, tboso will bo shot.Thoro will bo a good catch todayas tho dogs without collars arovory numerous on tho streets.This is particularly truo of thoGabmarkot and vicinity.

iMore Nnhlka Lnmli.

Tho Nahiku Sugar Company isarranging for tho purchases of2000 aores of exceptionally goodsugar lands adjoining tbo presenttraot. Senator Hooking will be intbo city next week whon it is anti-cipated that tbo deal will bo clos-ed. This will givo tho company10,000 aoros of tho best of sugarlands. Tho certificates of stockwill probably bo issued in a lowwooks,

Funeral or a Noldler.Tho funoral of the lato Win, A.

Wray of tho Sixth Artillprv, whodied on the trip from Sun Fran-cisco, will take placo from tho St.Andrew's Catbodral at i o'clockthis afternoon. The body will botaken from tho undertaking estab-lishment of Ed. A, Williams lit3:30 o'clock. Interment will tikeplaco in Nunanu comopry. Th jwbolo of Battery I, of which de-ceased was a member, will marchto tho grovo.

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Will Be Fat od tbe Road This

Sunday.

Finest That Have Been Built Here Head

Carpenter Hcgfces' Work More To Be

Built In Hear Future.

On Sunday next tho O. R. & L.Co. will put trheo new passongorcars on tho road. These havo boenbuilt in tbo shops of the companyundor the direct supervision ofbead carpeutor Hughes. A weekfrom next Sunday, two moro oftho samo kind will be put on thoroad and in tbo near futuro, fivomoro first-clas- s nnd tho samo num-ber of second-clas- s coachos willbo turned out of tho shops. Ma-terial for tboso has already beenplacod in the shops.

Tbe coachos that aro to bo plac-od on the road Sunday aro thefinost owned by the O. R. & L.Tboy are of tbo samo size as thoothers on tho road, but in point oflatest improvements and comfort,they aro far superior and will cer-tainly provo a boon to all thosowho travol, back and forth on thoroad.

Starting from tbo (rucks of thocoachos, it might bo said that thesoare mado of Btoel and iron through-out. Tbe wheels are built steelwheels. Tbo vory latest improve-mont- s

bavo botm made on thotracks. Theso have hollow breakbeams fitted with Christy headsand shoes. TIuh kind of truck isusod bocauso it minces tho clang-or of accidents to a minimum. Ab-solutely nothing can givo way.Each coach is equipped with airand automatic couplers. Tho oarbody is constructed with tripletruss and tho drawheada are ofsteel.

The interior of the coaohes islight and airy and a person enter-ing is at once given a feeling ofcomfort. Tho seats aro built ofslats on account of tho acceptedtheory that tboy nro muob betterthan the upholstered ones from asanitary stiudpoiut. They njQ.cortainly much cooler. Tbe sa-loons aro much more bandy thanthoso in tbe old coachos, tho dooropening out instead of in. ThoBashes aro double, making it pos-sible for passengors to raiBe themclear np whon neoessary- - Theblinds aro so constructed that theycan bo raised by very slight pres-sure from below and lowerod bypressing a small spring lightly.Thoro are parcol racks above eachseat and patont door holders bo-hi-

each door. Tbo fittings in-side nro of bronzo and tho wholeoar inside is built of ash and oakpanols. Tbo coaohos aro linedabove with uoatly designed linen.The seating capacity of oach caris fifty.

Pfilaiua Kchool Opening.Tho Palama school building

will bo opon to tho inspootion oftbo public tomorrow afternoonfrom 4 to 5:30 p m. Tbe Govern-ment band will bo in attondanconnd a largo number of citizens aroexpected to attend the opening oftho nowost, largest and most modern school building in Hawnii.

A purc onrc cbcam or ttb rowocnDHam

BAKING

Highest Honors, World's FairOold Medal, Midwinter FairAtoIi! linking I'nwilrrs containingalum. Tlieyare Injurious to health

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Fraternal Directory.

HARMONY LODGE No. 3,I. O. 0. P.,

MooUoory Monday evening at 7:30,In Harmony Hull, King street.

J. D. MoVlHUII, N. Q.K. II. 1IKNDUY, Secretnry.

All lsitlng brothers vory cordiallyInvited.MYSTIO LODGE No. 2, K.of P.,

Meols every "Wednesday overling nt7:30 o'clock, UiwUe Hall. Fort fltrcet.Visiting brothers cordially Invited touttend.

Ftrt Hank will 1k conforrod THIS(Wednesday) KVKNINO. April 10th.1015 A. E. MUIU'HY, K. n. S.HONOLULU CHAPTER No. 1,

R. A. M.,Moots every third Tlnn-Mla- y oonlng InMasonic Tcniplo. All visiting coinrun-lon- s

cordially Invited.A. K. aiLFILLAN, II. r.

J. I). TUCKKIt, Secretary.HONOLULU COAIMANDERY

No 1, K. T.Moets In Masonic Tcniplo on tlio secondThursday oonlng of each month. AllVisiting Sir IviilghlH courteously Invited.

IICN11Y li coowat, li cJ. 1). TUCKBU, Hccorder.

OAIIU LODGE No. 1, K. of P.Moots ovory Thursday opening attlielrCastlo Hall, 420J4 Fort street, at 7:3().Monitors of Mystic Iulgo No. S!, andVisiting brothers, cordially Invited.

O. K. WAltl), 0. C.

1019 K. of H. and S.

COURT LUNALILO No1. CGOO,A. O. P.,

Moots every first nntl third Friday, atK.of 1. Hull, Fort street. A cordialinvitation Is extended to siting broth-ers, l'or ordor C. It. i

w. a. rKrrr.n,1023 Secretary.

NUUANU CHAPTER ROSECROIX,

No. 1, A. & A.. S. R.Moots the first Thursday In each mouth,mt Masonic Tomplo. Sojourning andvisiting brothers cordially Invited to at-tend all meetings.

W. M.'. FIIANK 11. AUKKHACH.ALLAN H. SCUIMGKOUIt.Socrotarv.

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

Masonic Temple, N. C. coiner Alakea anil Hotel Sis.Stated mootlngs, first Monday each

month. Special meotlngs, when called(will bo notod In this spaco).

Mombors Lodco Lo l'roirres, ruclfloXxdge,andall bojournlng brethren cor- -liialiy invited.

ED. I. SPALDING, W. M.K. R. G. WALLACE. Setretary.

KAMEHAMEHA LODGE OFPERFECTION,

No. I, A.-- . & A.'. 8.'. R.-- .Moots at Masonic Tcniplo the fourthThursday In oach mouth. Sojourningand visiting brothors are cordially in-vited to attond all meetings.

V.'. II. AUKIH1ACH.CLAKKKCE l. CKAHI1K, Secretary.LODGE LE PROGRE8 DE

L'OOEANIE,No. 121. A. &A. S.Rito.

Stated mootlngs on tho last Monday ofach month, in its Hall, Masonic 'lempie

C. M. WHITE, W. M.H. 0. CKABI1E, Secretary.GEO. W. DeLONG POST No.

45, G. A. R.,Dopartmontof California and Nevada,moots ut Harmony Hall, King streot,first Thursday evening of every month.Bojournlng comrades aro cordially In-vited to attend.

L. L. LaPIEKRC, P. 0.JAS. T. COPELAND, Adjt,

HONOLULU SCOTTISHTHISTLE CLUB,

JVove Block, Fort stroot. Roadlng roomopen day ana evoulng for reauing anusocial intercourse, llogular moetlngsFriday, 7:30 p. m. Visiting Scotsmon

specially welcome at all times.GEO. L. DALL, Chief.

ALEX. B. KENNEDY, Secretary;

Wall Papers.AND..

WINDOWSHADES

New season's Goods'now opening. Makeyour selections whilethere is a large varietyto select from -- Ks --2

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Lewers & Cooke,FORT ST.

HELP! HELP!!1Honolulu ChineseEmployment Agency. t

Ofiicotft the Hawaiian Chlne News Co.'tj No. t King street. Honolulu, II. 1.

Cooks, Walters, Yardmen, Plantation La-borers, and all kinds of employees furnish-- 1cd promptly on short notice.

This Airenrv fullv examines nil annlants for employment as to their compe-

tency before sending them to Its patrons.CHARGES REASONABIE

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CO., LTD.MERCHANT ST.

Barters.

Notice.Ilivln? returned and established myself at' the

Curnre.n Sh.vlntr Parlor. Merchant street. ornoslteJudd UulUInc, I wish to call the attention ol my oldcustomers and new ones no visnio tavor us nntheir trade.

At A. PIXOTO.formerly of the Union Darber Shop,

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SilentBarberShop

Arlington Block, Hotol Stroot.

Joseph Fernandez, Proper

NO HOMESHOULD HE WITHOUTA SUPPLY OFDANDRUFF KILLERON HAND

It has become vory popular, and Is beingused by both sexes. A sure cure fortlanurutr, prtckloy neat, and all skindiseases. Sold by all druggists, and atUnion Harbor Shop. Remomber thetrade' mark, "tho two faces." Bowaroof Imitations.

F. PAOnECO,Tol 000. Solo Proprietor.

Notice.

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

delivery.KING BROS.

H76-t- no Hotel street.Certificate oV Character.

Honolulu, Feb. 6, 1899.To Whom It May Concern.

This Is to certify that David Charters,who has been In our employ as canvasser,Is trustworthy and capable. We wouldcheerfully recommend him as such to anyone requiring his services.

KING BROS.P. S. Mr. Charters has been In our em-

ploy from Sept. 20th, 1897, to Jan. 21st,1 899.I

ii8o-ir-n KING BROS.

Redaction in Graphaplioiies.

Our agency rights are received directfrom the home office of the AMERICANGRAPH APHONE CO. of New York, andwe are thereby enabled to offer our goodsat a price that will be within the reach ofan. look at me prices :

Eagle Graphaphones complete. $12.Columbia Graphaphones with, the re- -.

corder, reproducer, horn or sneaking tube,and one Way hearing tube, J25.

Records, doz f5: Blanks, doz.. to.Recorders, 4.75. Brass horns and other

ennnTUe rrf.r i..r.. n k,n.l All 1.lnr, ffUITM" Niiiuiuiy uii iiuiiu. mi miiua uirepairing done promptly.OCEANIC GAS & ELECTRIC CO..

'1169 112 Hotel street.

Caution.All those claiming lots under deeds or

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

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

DAVID DAYTON,Secretary.

Per Order of Board of Trustees.n88-2i- t

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Orphoura Tkentro tonight.The flower lnsBios coined money

yoeterdny.Oyclono Ctimerne aro tho best

and cheapest."Wheels rented; J. J. Richard-eon- ,

Hotel streot.Saturday woek, April 29, Post's

bonoiit at the Orpheum.Amorican Messenger service.

Masonio Templo.Tolophono 444.Orpheum seats can bo booked

by ringing up Tolophone No. 540.Matt Koofo received a double

oncoro at tho Orpheum last night.Don't forgot Orphoum family

matinee at 2 p. m. tomorrow. Fullprogram.

Kawaiahao church clock hasbran now dials sot up, and not theold ones repainted.

Tomorrow, Saturday, Orpheummatinee at 2 p. m. Tho ontirocompany will appoar. Tol. CIO.

Old lady carried out of the Or-pheum last night. Tickled todeath by one of Billy Howard'sjokes.

Tho Tivoli Houbo on Waikikibeach is for rent; furnished orunfurnished. Apply Win. Savidce.See ad on pago 4.

Snorting circles aro taking alively interest in tho raco betweenDirectross and Violin at tho parktomorrow afternoon.

Mr. H. W. West has commenc-o- dbuBineBB as a real estato agent

and stock broker with offices atG30 King street. See Now Today.

Do you liko to drink puro whis-ky? Thon if yon do call for"A. A." Joeso Mooro at any of thesaloons. Lovejoy & Co., distribu-tors for tho Hawaiian Islands.

Professor llolfe will doliyor thosecond university extension lecturo at tho High Sohool tonight at7:30. "Prido andPrcjndice,"with itsauthor, Jano Anston, will bo dis-cussed.

Now England Bakery & CandyCo., Hotel stroot manufacture afine lino of bread, pastry, wedding cakes, ico creams, sherbetsand candies finest in tho cityand prices very low. Telephone74. J. Oswald Lutted, Manager.

Tho Young Men's ResearchClub discussed cremation at thohouse of Rev. W. M. Eincaidyesterday evening. Theso officerswere elected for tho ensuing year:President, Rev. W. M. Kincaid;Vice President, C F. Bcardmoro;Secretary, Prof. Edgar Wood.

"I feel it my duty to give you atruthful statement of what Cham-berlain's Colio, Cholera andDiarrhoea Remedy did," writea J.S. Collins, of Moore, S. 0., "I hada child about two years old, thathad the diarrhoea for two months.Itried all the best known reme-dies, but none gave tho, least ro-li- of

. When this remedy camo toband, I gave as directed, and intwo days the, child was completely;cured." Sold( by all dealers.-Benson- ,

Smith & Co., GeneralAgonts.

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Or.matlon In England.This item is from a late Lon

don cable lotter: For manyyears aftor tho erection oftho Woking Crematorium itwas very little usod. Now peoplearo simply waking up to its greatdesirability, and cremation is

coffin burial, especially incases of iofectious and contagiousdiseasoa. Crematoriums whichbavo been ereoted in several oftho large cities of England andScotland have also been used to amuch greater extent than before.Tho Lancet would havo it madecompulsory by act of parliamentin all cases ot doatu caused byaouto infectious disease.

JS'o the Mont.Joe Edwards, a veteran conduc-

tor on a railway running throughthe land of Evangolino, is credit-ed with this one:

"Why aro the Amorioan troopsthat bavo returned from tho latowar, called seasoned soldiers? Be-cause they were mustered in theUnited States, peppered in Cuba,and sauced hy tho insurgents."

Tle Bulletin, 76c per month.

CHAS. D. WALKBR,Designer and Builder ol !llh-Grad- a

Yachts, Boats and Launches!Works. 6w KING ST.

P O. Box 6 j j. Telephone ?6o.

$250 CASH !AND BALANCE

TO SUITPURCHASER,

WILL BUY

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

Further particulars of

WILL E. FISHERReal Estate AgentAnd Auctioneer,

FORT ANP MERCHANT STREETS.ROTH'S STORE.

IKJ

CoffeeLands

ForSale!

3,000 Acresin South Konasuitable for Coffee Cultivation.

M, K. KEOHOKALOLE,

Real Estate Agent,

15 Kaaiiumantj St.

Real Estato TransaotioriP.Subscribers aro famished with from Uti

to bIx lists per week, girlng an noon raterecord ot all deeds, moitgapca, leases,

powers of attorney, etc, etc, whichare placed on record)Subscription Price, $2.00 per Month.

A. V. GEAK,210 KlnaBt. Honolulu.

MANUEL NTJNES,Muiuficturcr ol

Guitar 8, Ukuleles,TAItO PATCH FIDDLES.

Workmanship and Material Guaranteed. Repairinga opeciany.

1180 : : No. 210K KINO ST,

JComer Kins and Atakea Sts., Honolulu.

. MANUFACTURER OF

Gru.itn.rs, : Ukuleles,TARO PATCH FIDDLES.

Workmanship and material iruaranteed. Repairinga specially.

Open

f HOLLISTER & CO.,WHOLESALE AND ItETAILDO-- Tobacconists

flfl - Cor. Fort and Merchant Streets, flfl

H. HACKFELD & CO.COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OP

DRY GOODS!French, German, English and American.

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

Clothing, Underwear, Shawls.

A Large Variety of SADDLES and SADDLEMAKERS' TRIMMINGS.

American and European

LIQUORS, BEEES ANDMINERAL WATERS.

Since lfre Must Eat to Live, Let's Have the 'Best.

Best TisOONBISTTKa OF

Japan Flavor, English Breakfast and Ceylon. Also

SCHILLING'S BEST BAKING POWDER,Olvo tliom n trial. Monoy back if you don't thorn.

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

Mild Qheeso, Smoked Beef, etc., etc'

Ghas. Hustace,212 King stroot, next to tho Arlington.

: Pacific Import CoFORT STREET, MODEL

Now,

DRYt

LTD

Goods,

GKOOEKIES,

SefpLLBpq's

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to $

--Or-

With the Most CompleteUptoDate

AND

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BLOCK.

2&? &&?i

FANCY QOODTORE

Everything Crisp With Newness.Daintiest Desirable Designs, Truly Regal

in Their Beauty.

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

$&tAjc'&Jk

Ml

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iHHHHHHHHHHieFOR THE SEASON

3H PERFUMES giSRoger and Gollct,

Lundborg's,Ricksecker's,

Gosnell's, in all odors

Toilet Sets, Perfume Bottles,Sachet Powders,

Malle Cologne, Without a Rival.

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

The Germania Life Insurance Go.Of NEW YORK.

ASSETS.". $25,730,910.18Legal Reserve to Policy Holders 2,189,498.00Surplus tOvPolicy Holders 2,939,271 . 30Paid to Policy Holders since i860 40,425,515.67Claims by death paid to Beneficiary Policy Holders 21,838,904.52Matured Endowments paid to Policy Holders 6,023,051.71Life Annuities paid to Policy Holders 351,669.43Dividends and Surrenders paid to Policyholders 12,211,890.00

Tho Qormanta Issuo3 All tho latest and mast liberal forms of Llfo, Instal-ment, Incomo Dividend, Endowment or Bond Policies.

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

Judd Building, Honolulu.

GREENRIVER!

'Telephone 92. 145H. E. MoINTYRE & BRO.,

. . ..IMPORTERS DEALERS IN....

Groceries, Provisions and FeedNew goods received by every packet from tb States and Europe.

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

TO ANY PART OF THE CITY FREE.Gonoral Agonts for tho Sanitarium Brand of Health Poods.

Island Orders Solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed)

East Corner Fort and ,King.,.St,s:

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Machines Sold on Installments.Parts and Needles for

L. F. PRESCOTT,! AGENT FOR

I

Wheeler & Wilson

Box

AND

LOCK AND CHAINSTITCH COMBINED.

FORT, NEAR HOTEL STREET, - - HONOLULU, H. L

B!IBiai3iaiSI3I3ISI3iai3ISJBiaiBEI3iait

Renting and Repairing.All

SEISEISISJ

!

On tho bark S. C. Alton wo rocolvcd a largo lot of tho Latost Styles

In SURItEYS, PHiETONS and ItOAD CARTS.Also CARRIAGE SUPPLIES.

Prop'r.V....,....FORT STREET, ABOVE IIQTEL.

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Oahu

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L I fi -- ,MHm

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Machines.

Sewing Machine

ijajaiaMaEjaiBiaisiaEisraBi!

and Building Go."

Handsome Vehicles

Honolulu Carriage rianufactoryW.,W.WRIGrHT,

Hello, Lumber"Hello I""What kind of house can you build for $ 500? ""Almost as good as you canget'lhCalifornia.1'

- "How can you build them 'so cheap?""Because we Import all pur materials direct

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

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

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

THE EVENING BOLLETIN: HONOLULU, H. 1., APRIL 21, 1899.

O.

We KnowBy Experience

WIbo men uso tho cxpcrlcnco ot othersand mako It their own.

Thoso who have takon Hood's Sarsapa-rlll- anro the ones who aro compotont to

speak ot Its merits.Tho testimonials of cures by Flood's

constltnto a vast mass of testimony whichproves tho power of this mcdlclno to euroa great variety ot dlscsBcs.

Theso cures often seem marvelous, yetthey aro perfectly natural and aro costlyexplained. Thoy aro tho necessary resultof purifying and enriching tho blood.

"I havo been troubled with scrofula allmy llfo, and It effected my eyes so that Iwas obliged to remain In a dark room. Ibegan taking Hood's Sarsaparllla. Nowmy eyes aro so strong that tbo light novcrtroubles me, and ray health Is good."Mrs. Carries Weeks, Lompoc, Cnl.

HOOd'S parillaIs tho Ono Truo Blood Purifier. Prlco ft.

Pillc to take, easy to buy,11UUU S easy to operate. Mc.

Hotels and Restaurants.

WE OFFER YOU THE

Best 5c. CigarTo bo had for tho monoy.

CLOSING OUT ALL OUR DOMESTICCIGARS.

Beaver Lunch Rooms.H. J. NOLTE.

Good RoomsFOR RENT CHEAP.

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

CLEAN AND COMFORTABLE.

EAGLE HOUSENuuanu Street.

Orpheum Cafe,FORT STREET,

:: Near the New Theater

Best. Meals in the City I

I'roparod anil sorvod by whlto em-ployees.

Open day and night.1150 O. T. GOW, Manager.

Waianae Hotel,Walanae, Oahu.

FINE SEA BATHING AND MOUNTAIN 'SCENERY!

AHEALTHFULSPOTCLOSETOTHESEA.I All Trains to and from Honolulu I "S

W Stop at the Hotel I fc

Albert Toogood, Proprietor.

EspiriQnced Catwir.

J. W. CHAPMANAnnounces to the public that ho Is nowopon for ongngomonts to tako chargo of

Banquets, Halls, Din tiers and GardenParties, Socials, etc.

Address caro Union Kspross Company

Dewey Restaurant.A Flrst-clas- a Rosort In ovory rospoct.

The best moal to bo had.ICE CREAM 15 CENTS A PLATE.

LOOK HOP A CO.,Borotanla and Fort streets.

Notice.Persons wishing to obtain board at

Makawao, Maul, can bo vcuommodatedat MRS. II. B. BAILEY'S,

Terms, $10 per week.

HAWAIIANMercantile Agency

SIO KING STREET.

w Dilciilt Collections a Specialty.CoDsoliuateiSofla Water Co., L'iI

Esplanade,Jorner Allen & Fort Stt., Honolulu.

HOLLI8TER & CO.,Agents.

Honolulu Iron Works Co;Improvod, and modern SUGAR' MA

OHINERV of every capacity 'and dos.arlptlon mado to order. Bollor workand RIVETED PIPES for Irrigation

a specialty. ParticularBurposes to JOB WORK, and repairs oxecutod at ahortoet notice.

THE KILOHANA EXHIBIT

D. Howard Hitchcock at Work on

Three' Caniases.

Study In Gray of Walakea River, Hllo

Splecdld Work from Other Side or the

Island 'Towards the Pall.

D. Howard Hitchcock's studioin tbo ProgrosB block contains awealth of paintings from hisbrush. Ho has rocontly finisheda canvas 12x18 in preys peculiarto tbo climato of Hilo. It is nnattnoBpboro of rain and tbo sconeis on tbo "Wniakoa showing Bovoralcanoes pulled up on tbo bank intbo foroground undor tbe branobosof a laubala treo. In tbo background tbo rift in tbo cloudB basits rollection in tbo river and givestbo observer a glimpBO of tbomountains wbioh Ho back of tbetown. Tbcro is nn extendinggrovo of trees in tbo middlo dis-tan- co,

topping which aro tbo typi-cal cocoanut treos.

Another and whichcanvas, ono.11 i , .. .win appeal raoro 10 tuo rosiaont

or visitor in Honolulu is a bit inNunanu to tbo loft of tho roadabove tbo rosidenco portion of thocity. This pointing is a lx20showing in tho extromo distance aportion of the Waianao moun-tains. In tho foroground is a smallpool of water fed by a little stroamof wbioh glimpses may bo badthrough tho broad strotoh of grass.An old troo near tbo pool preventsa direct viow of tbo sun sottingovor( the mountains but its raysshining botweon tbo branches addwondoriul strongth to tbo' subject.Tho composition is araono this artists best and bo has handled thosubject with creator freedom thanobaraotorizod his paintings twoyears ago. Tiro general tone inthis canvas is cold, tbo intensityof it in tho foreground beingDVOKon Dy Duncuos ot grass and anoccasional wild flowor.

Mr. Hitobcock's improvementin teebniquo is noticeablo andwhilo an absenco of oxaot por-traiture is apparont bis work ismaterially strengthened and biscanvasses show tbo real nrtistiomerit. Ho has accomplished analmost impossible task in steppingrrom tuo rut wnicn carries didutonoss of dotail to an easy freedom of drawing wbich loavesnothing to bo desired. Ho has anappreciation of colors born oflong rosidoncoand continued studyof effects of licbt and shade.

For tho spring exhibition of thoKilohana Art Leagues Mr. Hitch-boc- k

will havo, bosido tho paint-ings noted, a largo canvass show-ing tbe pall peaks from tho Kano- -ohe side. This is a Bubjootcontaining grand cloud effects,and though only bogun promisosto do ono ot tuo best piecesirom nis nrusn.

American Messenger SorvicoMasonic Temnle. ToloDhono444.

Honolulu Messenger Sorvico do--iiviirH inHRRnfrnR nnn rmntrnrynao - r"-"- 6""xoiepnono mu.

The nso of the Hinrrnr in millions of homos shows tho unprecedented success ol thoso idealsowing machines. It is convinc-ing tirnnf tlmt thn Hinnor nrnnlain all kinds of family sowing andart noeaio worK. All oar sowingmachines are of the oat conBtruo- -tiiu. boantifullv rln.;.irntnrl. nnrlnr;- - mounted on soleoted woods inhndly finished cabinets of artisticdesigns. B. Bergerson, agent, 16Bthol Btreet.

Desks !

Desks!

Desks !Ve have received a large consignment of

Desks,Chairs' andOffice Specialties

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

Hmiy Watorliouse & Co

Office, Queen Street.tin TELEPHONE )i),

Heporla nn Incrraio."I was suffering from indigos

tion and my weight was reducedto ono hundred and fifteen ortwonty pounds. I havo boen tak-ing Hood's Sareaparilla andHood's Pills and my health hasbeen bettor than for years. Mywoight is now about 165 pounds."Mrs. Emily E. Burbank, FinoGrovo, California.

Hood's Fills aro non-irritati- ngand tho only cathartic to tako withHood's Sarsaparilla.

Real Estate and Insurance.

LIFE and FIRE

AGENTS FOR..New England Mutual Life In-

surance Co. of Boston.jEtna Fire Insurance Company

of Hartford.HENRY ST. COAR.EDWARD POLLITZ.

Members Stock and Bond Exchange.

EDWARD POLLITZMoCOMMISSION BROKERSAND DEALERS ININVESTMENT SECURITIES .....

Prt!culir ttteMton Riven to purchase nJ ! otllwlim Sugar Slock.

Loam Negotiated. Eattern and Foreign Stocksana uonas.

403 California St.,San Francisco, Cal. 1172

DAVID DAYTON,

Real Estate Broker,209& MERCHANT ST.

FOU SALE.

Twolvo Chlnoso Granlto UltclilngPosts, $5 each.

Property In town.HOUSES TO LET.

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

w

REALJSTATEOT We will Bay or Bell Boat Estate In

mpaita 0: me group .tW We wlU Bell Properties on Reason

able Commissions 1

OFFICE. 10 West King street

W.H.SMITH

tVENOY.F

OFFICE, 53a FORT STREET.

MORRISJrC. KEOHOKALOLE

United States Custom Houno Broker,Accountant, Searchor of Title a anduonerai iiusmoss Agoni.Tolephono 620.

OFFICE: No. 15 Koahumanu Btreet,Honolulu. Formorly A. Ilosa's offlco.

JAS. F. MOHQAN,

Menbei of Honolulu Stock Exchange.Queen atreet.

Telephone 71. P. O. Box 304,

BRUCE CARTWRIGHT,General Manager ot

Tho Equitable Life Assurance Society

Ot the United Btates tor tbe HawaiianIslands,

Ontam Merchant street, Honolnlni

JAS. F. MORGAN,CCTIONEER AND BTOCK BROKXl

Mo. 15 Queen Btreet.

Expert Appraisement of RealEstate and Furniture.

A. J. CAMPBELL,Stock and Bond Broker.

Member ot the Honolulu Stock Excl'ange.

OflUco Quoen stroot, opposite UnionFoeu Company.

Telephone o6. P.O. Box JTJ.

Agents, Brokers and Jobbers.

W. G. Irwin & Go.Limited

Agents forWestern Sngar Hennery Co. ot Baa

Francisco,Baldwin Locomotive Works ot Phila-

delphia, Penn.. U. S. A.Newell Universal Mill Co. (National

Cane8breddoi),N'7 York, TJ. 8. A.N.Ohlandt & Co's Chemical FertilltersjAloxCrosnft Sons, high grade fertll.

izers for Cane and Coffee.Ueeds Steam 1'lpe Covering

etlSOOffer for SaleFarsClne Paint Co's P & B Paints and

Papers) Imcol and Linseed oils, rawand trailed.

IndurlJ, (a cold water paint) In whitand oolors.

Filter Press Cloths, Cement, Lime andBrioks.

CASTLE & COOKE,LIMITED,

HONOLULU.Commission Merchants,

SUGAR FACTORS.AGENTS FOR

The Ewa Plantation Co.The Walalua Agricultural Co., Ltd.The Kohala Sugar Cn.The Walamea Sugar Milt Co.The Koloa Agricultural Co. 'The Onomea Sugar Co.The Fulton Iron works, St. Louis, Mo,The Standard Oil Co.The Geo. I'. Blake Steam Pump,.Weston's Centrifugals.

The New England Life Insurance Co, o( Bostoa,The .Ctna Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford, Const.The Alliance Assurance Co. of London.

Alexander&BaldwinSUGARFACTORS,--- "

COMMISSIONMEROHAWTS- -e.

Agents for the California and OrientalSteamship Company.

JUDD BUILDING.FOIVT STKF.ET.

1180

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

rVm. O. Irwin, - President and ManageJlans Hprcckels, ...rV. M. Qiifard, - Secretary and TreasureCheo. 0., Porter, ... AnditoSugar Factors

urnCommission Agents.

AQBNT8 OP IB00EANIO STEAMSHIP COMPANT

OF BAN FRANOIBOO. OAIa,

BREWER & COMPANY, UMITK,Queen street, llonolnln, II.I.

AGENTS FORHiwallan Agilcultural Company, Onomea SnrarCompany, Ilonoma Sugar Company, WalUkalugar Company, Walhte Sugar Company, MakeVsgar Company, llaltakaia Ranch Company, Kajapala Ranch. -- - Plantert' Line San Francisesrackets, Chu. Brewer & Co.'s Line of Bostoarackets." Agents Boaton Board of Underwriters,aatats Philadelphia Board of Underwriters.

uat or onionsiC M Cooko .President Qeorge H Bobertsoa,Hanager) E F Bishop, Treasurer and SeeWtary; Col. W F Allen, Auditor; 0 M Cooke,B Waterhonse, A W Carter. Direetori.

M. PHILLIPS 4 CO.,Wholesale Importers and Jobbers ot

laropean and American Dry Goodi

Fort and Queen Streets.

E. HAOKFELD & CO., Ltd

iEMERAL COMMISSION AGENTS.

Oor. Fort and Qneen Streets Honolnlaj

feWGeneral Writer and Compiler

Reiorts PrepareJ, Statistics and Cata"logues Compiled. a'

General Business Agent.03. Office: iiK Klne St. P. O, Dox o.

CITY REPAIR SHOP115 UotlicISt., opp. Castle &Cooks

TELEPHONB 1011.Strictly new 1898 Cleveland Bicycles (or Rent,Secondhand ulcycles (01 sale.Recalrlne- - rronntlv anl thorouphlv iHaiM

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Evening Bulletin,FublliheJ Every Day, except SunJay, t no King

street. Honolulu, II I., by the

BULLETIN PUBLISHING COMPANY.

W. R. FARRINGTON EditorDANIEL LOGAN City Editor

Siilmt rlitlon ItnloMlPer month. anynhere In Hawaiian Islands. ...$ .75Per year) ' ' ' ,. 8ouPeryear.postpald.to Amerlca.Canada orMexIco 10 ooPer year, postpaid, other lorelfjn countries... . II oo

ATirPayaWe Invariably In advance.

TtUTHONB 856

Post Oil ice Dox. 404

FRIDAY, AFIMTj 21, 1899.

If Hilo ia to lmvo n broml gimperailroiul wosbnll expect criticismsof Honolulu to bo btond gauge intbo future

Ton dollar dinnors in Amoricnnpolitics hnvo tiikon tbo plnco ofgovernment by injunction.

"Better cIbbb" Cubans nro Bnidto favor annexation to tbu UnitedStatcB. Work baa bogun on tborestoration of tlio tugar plnntn-tiona- .

"To trust ia to bust." Just theeamo Araorican businoss men willtoll you that there art) millions inTrusts and it costs mora millionsto bust 'em.

Wireless telegraphy may bo allright but Hawaii's officials willnover ogain enthueo over wirelesspolitics. Tbo latest experiment ison record ns an ignominious fail-ure.

Labor questions having beenBattled again tbo pooplo nro firmbelievers in the motto "Look up,not down" and tho stock oxchangoreports largo purchnsee "for in-vestment."

Germany's objection to AdmiralKanlz is natural. Evory timeGorman representatives in Samoastart in a new game, tbo Admiralhas a fist full of trumps andtakes tho tricks.

United States Senator Olarkcoming to Hawaii as a privatecitizen has hrid an oxccllont oppor-tunity to noto how quickly tholocal kottlo can get hot also howquickly it can cool.

Eolations botweon Great Britainand tho United States have come

so oIobo to the acmo of interna-tional brotherhood that a raisun-dorBtandin- g

in tho futuro will ro-s- ultin ono of the worst rows over

known.

If Aguinaldo should over sur-rendo- r,tho hardest ta&k ho would

have in accepting tho new situationwould be to convinco himself that"There'll be a Hot Time" io nottho national anthem of tho UnitedStates.

Tho Executive Counoil thismorning provided for a letter tothe planters calling on them tosend in applications for laborers.Does this mean that tho famousWashington letter will not bomado public ?

Tho official organ finally becamnconvinced that tho labor attitudeof tho Exeoutivo resulted from "ucorrect viow." Now that Washing-ton officials are said to havo decidod otherwise "a corrected view"will bo in order.

With British unci Americansrighting sboulilor to shoulder inSamoa thero ought to bo plenty ofBritish-America- n shoulders readyto set tho wheols of tho Queon'ubirthday and Fourth of July colo-bratiou- B

in motion.

Boss Oroker says ho is a bolievor in government control ofrailways, telographs, etc., and homight add, of Orokcr's couirol oftho government. Orokor, how-ovo- r,

needs a now leaso of lifo torealize the fulfillment of his hopes.

It mnet bo admitted that thoFilipino can take precedence ovor

Ltiifctfetteiiifale' iV ljlitttW3JW:Wutt3r.Jii-.rtTm-

tbo American soldier in thonoblo art of foot racing. Fight-iti- g

in tho Philippines offers greatopportunities for tho haro uncihounds experts of Now York.

A govorumout apologist's romarkthat "the nttitudo of tho oxecutivomust have a wholoEomo offootabroad," indicates how thoroughlyollioial camp followors aro Amer-icanized. It's the old suppositionthat tho American nation rovolveson tho Hawaiian pivot.

A Washington correspondontwriting of Senator Mark Hannaeayn bo is politic in business andbusiness liko in politics. It is apity Homo of Hawaii's loadingofficials aro not modeled moro ontho Senator Hanna plan to givoHawaii a slight oxperionco in abusiness like administration.

Attempts to mako tho Govorn-tnou- t'sposition toward assisted im-

migration "all right anyway" aroamusing. Itistimoonough to con-sider tho proposition whon tho fa-mous Washington letter is madopublic. Tbo "good Lord, good Do-vil- "

statesmen of tho hour aro wel-come to whatever rowards thoy maybe ablo to secure.

Grover Cleveland has consent-ed to follow tbo oxamplo of Cor-bot- t,

Fitzsimmons, Loio Fullerand others, and bo photographodwalking and talking for the bone-G- t

of tho mutoscopo. Truly Cleve-land must bo a great mtn. Thomutopcopo peoplo will not bo ableto do justice to his full grandeur,however, until they can get a shotat tho during a fish-ing trip.

Positivo aotion in Samoa, posi-tive action in the Philippines, po-sitivo action in Nicaragua and theprotection of American interestsby the strong arm of tho armyand navy whon nocossary, spoaksfor the vim that tho administration is patting into tho foreignpolicy of tho United States. WithMcKiuloy in command and JohnHay at tho holm, tho Americanship of State is being swung intoa position whore its policy com-mands respect abroad as well as athome.

police Court Notes.

In the Polico Court this morn-ing Honry Yida appoarcd onthreo chargos of selling spirituousliquor without a license. Thesewero continued until moved on bytho prosecution. Nakamura, charg-ed with common nuisance, wasfined &2 and costs. Ealoku andPunihaniha, charged with unlaw-ful possession of opium, wore oachfined $50 and costs. Tbo case ofAh On for larcony in tbo seconddegree was nolle pros'd. Ah Konchargod with furious and heedlessdriving, was found not guilty anddischarged. Ab Eon is tho busdriver who ran ovor the Neilsonchild Sunday. Judge Wilcox re-marked that tho fathor of tbo boywas with tho latter at the timo oftho accident and should haveboen looking after him. Thorowas no ovidonco whateyer that theChinaman was driving any fasterthan tho law allowed.

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To-tluy- 's Honolulu StockExchange Report.

STOCKl CfrlullShVy Capital INAME .... . . Bu A$kdr.HU.VMtmnttU,

C. DrewtrAc Co5i.oo3.oooj $1,000,000

Sugar.Am Sup'rCo.As 750.000 I$.00cAmSuCo.p'd up 750,000 7 50,000Ewt PUnt'n Co 1,000,000 o,ooo 9,000,000HamoaPlanCo 175.000 1.7 50 i?5.oodHiw'n Act. Co 1 ,000,000 to,ooo l,ooo,ooolHaw'n Sup; Co 9,000,000 90,000 t, 4 00,000Honomu Su Co 300,000 3,000 300.000Honokai S Co 1,000,00a 10,000 1 ,000,000!Haiku SuearCo 500,000 5,000 500,000KahukuPl'nCo 500,000 5ooo 500.00CJ tooKlhei I'CoUAs 1,500,000 10,600 U'A

pj UP 1,500,000 JO.OOO I.VO.000!KtpahutuSuCo 100,000 1,000 l6o,oncJ 150Koloa SuearCo 300,000 3,000 3oo,oodKonaSuLo.Ais 320,000 3, souKonaSCo.pd U 180,000 1,800 1P0, 105Maunalcl SC t 000,000 g.ooo 90,000 4 "S" pj up 100,000 I.OOU 100,00cOihuS Co. 9,400,000 14,000 9,400,000 at 5Onomea Su Co! 10,000 1,000,000OokataSPnO 500,000 5,000 500,000 1Olowalu Com': 150,000 1,500 1 50,000PftAUhauSPG 5,000,000 5,000,000 39Pacific Su Mill, 500,000 5 000 500.000 folPalaPlant'nCo 750,000 750,000PepeekeoSuCcJ 750,000 T.5J 750,000DlnnurMlll CJ fl 50,000 13,500 1.350,000 tlai?WalcluaAcCoA s 000,000 10,000

" " ipj upj 1,500,000 tj.ooo 1,500,000 1MWalanae Corny 3oj,ooo l.ooo 300.000Watluku Su Co 700,000 7,00 700,000 400WalmanaloSCo 959,000 9,590 959,000 booWalmeaMMlCo 195,000 1,950 135,000 JOMltctlUrteout

Wilier S S Co soo.cod 5,000 500,000 ll!aInler-- S N Co Soo,oocJ 5,000 500,000Haw'n i:tc Co t50.oocJ 9,950 995,000 aooHono.KT&LCo 900,000 9,000 90.000Mutual Tele Co 150,000 J.9 139.000 's.MakahaCoff.As 9.000 00" " pM up Ji.ooo 310 31,000OahuRy&LCo 9,000,000 90,000

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Ifaw Gov per c 101HICWI

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SALES REPORTED.14O.hu . .. . . 8loOokala ..SoKlhe- l- .: "A50 KIM ,. 16joKlhtlj Haw'n Sugar

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

Dear Sirs: Yqu will please discontinueour advertlsment of the Sterling bicycleuntil you receive further Instructions. ItIs simply Impossible to supply the de-mand for them at the rate the factory hasbeen shipping them to us. You may,however, fill up our three-Inc- h space witha notice to the effect that we have twenty-fiv- e

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

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

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Subscribers to ibe BUL-LETIN not receiving their tapers promptly will confer afavor by notifying the Busi-ness Office, Telephone 256.

All Sorts

And

Conditions of

HOSE! - - -

GARDEN HOSE1

STEAM HOSE I

SUCTION HOSE I

Closing out odd lots at special

prices regardless of the advance In

rubber.

ific Mm Co, Ltd.,Fort Street.

MERCHANTS !Did you ovor lose anything through the dishonesty of

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

Bat your neighbor in businoss did. His collectorwas short $000 in his accounts, a total loss. Ask himabout it. Ho now has a bond from tho now collector andTho Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland is thosurety.

3?or a small annual premium thoy will guarantee tomsilf.0 good to you any pecuniary loss from fraud ordishonesty of an cmiiloyco.

Call and got particulars.

The Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland,

407 FORT ST., HONOLULU.

ALOHATO THE

ENGINEERS!OUR WISH -"A PleasantVoyage and aSafe Return toHome SweetHome."

J. HVL WEBB,GoldenRuleBazaar

316 FORT STREET.

The Whirl Begins

This WeekOur golf shirts have arrived, andsuch a line has rver before beenexhibited in Honolulu.A clean sweep of all our lastyear's stock left us, at the begin-ning of the year, without shirts.NOW we have the brightest andmost perfect shirts of the shirtmakers' art. They are exclusivepatterns, manufactured expresslyfor our order.Our clothing does not need ad-vertising, and so with our hats.All of our goods speak for them-selves.All we ask is that you give us acall. If you buy and are not sat-isfied your money Is yours tocommand.

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

"The Kash,"9 Hotel street : : Wayerley Bloct

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

12 12TWELVE

Useful ArticlesFOR THE KITCHEN

For $1.00, or 10 Cents

FOR A SINGLE ONE.You an make your own assortment.

See them In our Big Window.

In a few days we will display a new

Blue Flame Oil Stovewhich has no superior, and Invite you to

come and Inspect It.

W.W.Dimond&Co.,LIMITED.

.Von Holt Block, King street.

BfiTSole Agents, Hawaiian Islands, for"Jewel" Stoves, Gurney Cleanable Re-frigerators, Primus Oil Stoves.

For Rent.Tho Promises known as

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

For particulars, apply to

WILLIAM SAYIDGE

No. 310 Fort St.Notice.

The Regular Annual Meeting of theStockholders of the PalamaGrocery Company, Ltd., will be held atthe office of the Company's President, T.B. Murray, King Street, 26th April, 1899,7 p. m.

Guo. CAVENAGII,I 1197-t- d Secretary.

ftWti'VTri e"lM!.r 'tiM&il;TZJSwLt L Lii

GENUINE TRADE WINNERS-- 12 4 -- l

Shirt Waists !

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

N. S. SACHS DM GOODS COMPANY, LIMITED.

Direct Izxrporters.

BE PRUDENTAnd buy a homo and by so doing securomonthly dividends, this is our advice,and wo havo somo bargains in RealEstate. Howovor, if you havo thofever and want to speculato in Stocks,wo will givo careful attention to any or-ders placed with us.

L. C.Stock Broker and

315 Fort Street.

ABLBS,Real Agent.

Telephone 139.

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

"5" FLOUR!THEO. H. DAV1ES CO., LTD.

Agents for Hawaiian Islands

The Rock Lick Block ITo the Dairyman it Is of very great Importance; To the Sheep Farmer

it is an Imperative requisite. No horse or cattle owner can afford to be without it.No parasite can continue In the body of animals that get it.

Rock Lick Block, besides being a great herbal medicine tonic, a sure wormand parasite destroyer, a blood purifier, builds up and strengthens the constitution ina remarkable manner, at the cost of Sulphate of Iron and Salt. Our directions aregiven to economise; It leaves no Injurious effects if taken continuously; and it contains no poison,

Sheep should get this Lick as a preventive.Dairy Cows. As a preventive to pleuro, tuberculosis, Itiflamation of the

feet, stomach sickness, impaction of the stomach, etc., it has no equal. Keep a cou-ple of boxes In your milking yard.

In attacks of all diseases allow the Lick continuously until the diseaseIs overcome.

Horses. Stock and all grass fed horses should get It monthly. Young horsesare especially subject to worms, botts, and other ailments which this Lick Is aspecific for. In tropical climates the horse Is subject to parasitical diseases whichcause great weakness, debility, paralysis, and death. This Lick Is a remedy.All outbreaks of strangles, pinkeye, Influenza, malignant sore throat, are modified bythe use of the Lick.

C.W. MACFARLANE, A ffont.

Invalids' Rolling Chairs. FOR RENT AND FOR SALE

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City Furniture Store,Tolophono 81G. iovo

HONOLULUTHE NEW DRUG STORE.

P. O. BOX 679

Till

J64.

Our GRIPPE Capsules, the thing that cure. 25 per box.-B- ROMO KOLA HEADACHES. The best for

SEASICKNESS. Is a true nerve tonic, does not depress.

Cigars and

frill's Villa id Ilaiiwai

Select ResortFOR TOURISTSAND FAMILIES ::

Rooms and Board.Baths Free to Guests.

J. P. HAYWARD, Manager.

Estate

Building, 5JM-5- 3C Tort St.

DRUG CO.VON HOLT BLOCK, KING ST.

TELEPIIONn

cents

CURES NERVOUS

Fin Tobaooo.

WAIKIKI.Bathing

CHARLES CRAMER,Merchant Tailor

534 FORT ST.,-- Near corner of Chaplain Unt

Cleanlne and Repalrlne at Short Noticeanj In the bett potslblt manner

C.W.Kinney J.K.NahakuCABINETMAKERS.

TURNERS AND POLISHERS of all kinds of NativeWools. CALABASHCS In stock an4 to or Jer., Repairs tffected.

KING STREET. . NEAR AlAPAI.

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SENATOR aUAV'S THIAT..

April 12.-W- hencourt opened for third day of thotrinlof Quay thoro were

on all Bides that thocrucial point in tho

had boon reached,tho question of tho admission

of tho books of tho bank ob ovi-donc- oand thoso docu-

ments in tho privato dosk ofCashior Hopkins.

A decision in favor of tho do-fon-virtually moans tho collupso

of tho trial, whilo the admissionof tho books may provo a seriousblow to tho defondant. Tho latter

by his son, Richard,roaohcd tho courtroom ton minutes bofor tho opening and boforo

ny of bis coudboi.

4 VVte J w Our neolloii.$L J' Clement Scott, ono of tho new'ji7,AXondon Sunday daily contribu- -

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u'::w"'.'y5fEVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU,

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Philadelphia,

indicatiouBipro-

ceedings

especially

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xurougu jauuuiuiu uuuui iuu iimuof tho 1893 upset, and, if recolloction serves rightly, waB thofirst writer in his notes of travolin tho Illustrated London Nowa-ta doecribo facetiously the revolu-tion by hack aud telephoneoccurring while the masics ofHonolulu attonded n band concertMr. Scott is a noted theatricalcritic.

The...

Bearings..IN..

TRIBUNECYCLES

are ground and polished AF-

TER they are hardened. Ask

good mechanic the advan-

tage of this process. It's

good reason why

TRIBUNE CYCLES

NEVER

D. B. WHITMAN,

Tribune Agent.

Tolophono 740.

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

WARING & CO. for the purchase of Lots on

tSPACIFIC HEIGHTS,jfcS7- -Situated on the magnificent hillside between Nuuanu andPauoa Valleys, and commanding a superb marine and scenicview stretching from Diamond Head over Punchbowl to theWaianae range of mountains.

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

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

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

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

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

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

TOO

CAN GET

WHAT

TOD WANT

chafes?

mmsKSM

DISAPPOINT.

iPlpt imjkjfPr mmcijyjJli youIBJiBh WANT.

SOLE AO-E32STT- POR:

CHICKERINGKIMBALLKROEGERHINZE

--PIANOSESTYKIMBALLNEEDHAM

ORGANSSOLE AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS

Martin Guitars and Mandolins I

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

INSTRUMENTS constantly on hand.

BERGSTROI MUSIC C0;,Lt(i:

Progress Bloolc.8y Pianos sold on Installments of $io per month.

COIlNEIt FONT AND BEItETANIA STREETS.

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i LOCAL AND GENERAL,Metal painted with tho Peerless

Preserving Paint will not rust orcorrodo.

H. II. Williams, undertaker,conducts tho funeral of tho lataOscar Mooll.

Goar, Lansing A: Go. havestarted in work with tho rockcrusher and tho now Kaimukireservoir is growing apaco.

Tho shrewd man who first takeshis "bearings" and then mnkos abee line for a Tribuno novor getsdisappointed. Soe ad on page C.

Tho steamer Belgian King willleave this port for San Diego viaSan Francisco on or about April25th. Alexander fc Baldwin,agents.

Tho regular monthly mooting oftho Hawaiian Mission Children'sSocioty will bo hold at tho homeof J. B. Athorton Saturday ovon-in- g,

at tho usual hour.Tho Mauualoi Plantation Go.

forwarded a load of lumber by thoschooner Moi Wahino today to thoplantation. All tho work of thoplantation is progressing rapidly.

For a small annual premiumyour mind can bo made easy ontho scoro of possiblo peculationsby your employee. See Fidolityand Deposit Company's ad onpago 4.

An elootrio cigar lighter in theoffico of tho Hawaiian hotol whenput in operation shows the Waikiki annex of the hotol in flaminglines. Tho photograph was takenby Mr. Davoy.

Mies Edna Bonner who hasjust returned from Hilo aftor sev-eral months spent at that placewith relatives, leavos for her homoin San Franoiaco in tho AmoricaMaru this afternoon.

Wra. J. Landors, Miss Landorsand H. W. Landers will leave forSan Francisco in tho AmericaMaru this night. Tho Landorsparty has secured tho captain'sroom as all the others have beentaken up.

Major General Anderson regis-tered at the Hawaiian hotel imme-diately after arrival in the steamerAmerica Maru, together with Mrs.Anderson, Mrs. Putnam, Liout.Anderson, Miss Bossy Andersonand Miss Immgarde Andoreon.

John Mahuka says be will notgo out after any more of tho jdward O' Brien's coal. A lot moroof the natives who have boon doing this work are of the samemind. .Mahuka calculates thatthero are about a hundred andGfty tons of available coal loft.

Thero has been a report on thostreets for tho past few days thatthoro had beon a change of somokind in tho Olub Stables in whichboth Gus Sobuman and 0. Beltinawore concerned. Although this isreported to have boon given out ata dinner at Waikiki and during alodgo mooting by one of tho menmentioned, both tho parties con-cerned deny that there has beonanything.

Complaint Against Bm Drivers.There has beon considerable

complaint of lato against the busdrivers who have the Ealibi andMoanalua route. It is said bymany who go down in that direc-tion, particularly on Sundays,when tho busses are more numer-ous, that tho drivers drivo directlyin tbo middle of the street andwhen they are called to by anyonothey will not movo an inoh toallow anyono else to got by. Thisis very aggravating as the bussesgonorally go so slowly that pooploin a hurry aro forced to wait untila,widor place in tho road givesthorn onough margin .to got by.

T. 0. D ALLENTYNE.

II. P. EAKIN.

Ballentyne & Eakin

STOCK

BROKERS

...AND...

General Insurance Acents.

McINERNY BLOCK

FORT STREET

HONOLULU

Talk's CheapPRICES MUCH REDUCED.

GMPMPHOISE $12,50

NEW RECORDS by the well-know- n

Hawaiian "Kawalhao Quintette Club"(the most popular native singers In the

Islands).

Headquarters for Gramophones, Grapha- -

phones, Refilna Music Boxes.

WASHBURN GUITARS AND MAN

DOLINS, the best In the world.

Music Department of

WALL, NICHOLS CO.(LIMITED).

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

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

The Bulletin classifies its arfs. Rp.suit small advertisers get a squaredeal.

8- -

Home Bakery

The Only First-Cla- ss AmerlcauRcstuurunt in the City.

Ice Cream ParlorsIn connection.

Bread, Cake, etc., delivered to anypart of the city free.

ITIfirlnila

52T-52- 9 FORT ST.,HONOLULU, II. I.

BUSINESS LUNCH, from 11 n m. till2 p. m 25 cents

DINNKll, from 5 to 7 p. in 60 conts1159

Notaries.

N. FERNANDEZ.NOTARY PUBLIC ani TYPEWRITER

Office jo8 Merchant street. Campbell block, rearJ. O. Carter's office. P. O. Uox 194

EDMUND H. HART,Notary Public and Typewriter

Conveyancer and Searcher of Records.

Offlco Campboll's Block. Merchant St.Neat door to Hawaiian wine Co.

JPoolacot Oxxtlery !"OUR VERY BEST"

Line ot COW HOY KNIVES. HUNTING KNIVES. CARPENTER KNIVES. CATTLEKNIVES. IVORY HANDLE KNIVES. DUCK HANDLE KNIVES. SPRING BACK KNIVES, ESHEATH KNIVES. JACK KNIVES, PEN KNIVES. BONE HANDLE KNIVES, IRON EHANDLE KNIVES, COCOA HANDLE KNIVES. GENTLEMEN'S IVORY HANDLE PEN 1KNIVES, LADIES' IVORY HANDLE PEN KNIVES

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

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PEARSON & HOBRON, Agts312 FORT ST. Telephone 565.

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In selecting Giftsmany points are to be considered:First ot .ill, wherejjs the largestand best display to be seen ?

Second, tt.e quality and (prices?After you have convinced your-self on theseltwo points the restis easy.

stock.We have on display the

largest and greatest variety ofCHOICE GOODS ever offeredIn Honolulu. We know our pricesare right, because we buy rightfrom the manufacturers, therebysaving the percentage made bythe middle man.

and Best......When you come to our store

we feel it our duty to familiarizeyou with the goods we carry, andour time is yours.

Come and inspect our stock.Goods are all marked in plain

figures.

Co.

CompleteAssortment ofLadies', Gents' andChildren's

BLACKHOSIERY

In all grades the cheapest to the Sanitary,Diamond Hermsdorf Dyes

E. W. JORDAN'No. FORT ST.

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Largest

Cheapest

Hollisler Drug

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Attorneys,

Cathcart&ParkeAttorneys-at-La- w

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

GILBERT P. LITTLE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.niLO, HAWAII'

CHARLES F. PETERSON

Attorney at Haw andNotary IPublio.

Kaahunmliii Street.

JOHN L. IvAULUKOU,

A.ttorney-at- L awbethel St., Honolulu.

,T. M. KAtfEAKUA,Altornoy anil Counsellor nt

Law.Ofllce: In tho Occidental llotol, cor-ner- of

King and Alakoa Stroots, Hono-Inl- u.1167

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

Attornoys and Counselorsat Law.

Oflflce No. 10 West Klngstrcot.Tolornono 884.

F. M. BROOKS,A.ttornoy-a- t n.-w-

Corner Fort and Hotel streets,Over Falrchlld's Shoe Store,

HONOLULU, H. 1.

FREDRICK W. HANKEY,

Lawyer.Will practice tn alt Ui Hawaiian and United States

Courts.

Rooms 11-- 12, PROGRESS BLOCK,Cor. Fort and Dtretanla streets.

PRAOIS J.BEKRY,AttomeyConnsfilor-at-La-w

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

Frocress Dlock, cor. Deretanla ani Fort streets.HI) i: Rooms ; and 6.

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

HAS AOVED to the JuddBlock, Fort St.

T. McCants Stewart,ATTORNEY-AT-LA-

HAS MOVED to the Model Block, Fort

street, opp. Catholic Church.iiM

Surgeons and Physicians,

DR. WALTER HOFFMANN.CORNER BERETANIA AND PUNOU-BOW- L

STREETS.

ODlco Hours: 8 to 10 a. in.: 1 to 3p. in.; 7 to 8 p. in. Sundays : 8 to 10a.m. Tolcphono 610. P.O. Box 601.

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

Ilours: 0-- a. m., 3 p. in., 7-- 8 p.m.Sundays, 12-- 2 p. m.

Tolophono 741. 1107-3-

IDR. C. L. GARVINOfllce: 637 Kino Street, noar Punch-

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

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

Dentists.

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

Hew Love's BnlldlnR, Fort BtreetiTELEPHONE 434.

'DR. F. E. CLARK,

DENTIST.IS 14 Progress Block, corner Berotanla

and Fort Stroots, Honolulu.

DR. R. I. MOORE,Dentist.

No. 210 notol street. Tolophono 605,HOURS: 9 to t2 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m.

Free Concert NightlyBy the Quaker Medicine Co.,

Corner op Fort and Beretania Sts.

ChanKO of Program Nightly I 1170

Notice.Anyone found trespassing on my Plan-

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

. SEE TA1 WAI.1187-21- Hanalel, Kauai.

THL

Calumet CONTAINsXI NOTHING jINJURIOUS I

BakingNONE

COODSO Powder

Grocers,

"THAT HAN IS FRUGAL

And content indeed.Who finds food, solace

pleasure.IN A WEED."

Note the followingpopular brands o! ourImportedHavana Cigarsdirect from thefactories:

Napoleon the First, Caballeros size, ioo Ina box.

Napoleon the First, Camellas size, ioo Ina box.

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

Adellna Pattl, Esplenldos, "" " "Presldentes,

Qisandra Regalia, Ulorlosa, 50 In a box.La Travlata Regalia, Nonpareil, too In box.Henry Clav, Camellas. 50 In a box.

" Purltanas, Finos, 50 In a box.Bock & Co.,H. Upmann. Cosmopolltanos, 50 In a box.Alexander Humboldt, Padficos,;o In a box.Alexander Humboldt, Republlcanos, 50 boxR. Fulton, Conchas Especlals, 50 In a box.

" Recuerdos, 25 In a box.La Intlmldad de Antonlno Caruncho, 50 b.La Espanola Elegantes, 25 In a box.

JS6TAII of which we offer In quantitiesto suit. Special prices to the trade.

Respectfully,

Lewis & Co.211 FORT STREET.

Telephone 240

H. MAY & CO.Wholesale and Retail Groceries.

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

Markets.

MDTH0P0L1TAN HEAT CO.

108 KING STEEET.G. J. Waller, : : Manaoeb

Wholesale and Retail

ButchersAND

Navy Contractors.BEST OP MEATS.

FamlUos desiring tendor roasts,Juicy steaks and chops shouldcall on tho

Central Meat MarketWo make a specialty of family tradeand soil the boat at reasonablefigures.

H. E, GARES, Proprietor.214 Nunanu St. Tolophono 104.

He WasIiiDgton Feed , Co.

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

Hay, Grain, Feed,Flour, Meals,Egyptian Corn, etc.

Our Goods are Always Fresh.Island Orders Solicited.Phone 422.

MISS WILLAED,Complexion Specialist.

ELECTRICAL FACIAL MASSAGE, most approv-ed method; MANICURING. Office Hours. 10 a. in-to 5 p. m. VINEYARD STREET, third cottagewest of Nuuanu street. iigi

HONOLULU UNDERTAKING GO,

ED. A. WILLIAMS, F. D.,MANAGER,

EMBALMINGAjspeclalty,

Office and Parlors614 & 510 Fort St., near Hotel,

Telephone 179.

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- - "tf "C ; T ff rEVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULL, H. I., APBIL 21,IlBAlTIFUli RECEPTION.

Garden Party at Home of minister ofForeign Affairs.

Hundreds of peoplo attendedtho pardon patty given by Mr.and Mrs. E. A. Mott-Smit- inhonor of Mr. and Mrs. Harold M.Mott-Smit- h and Mrs. 1. 1. Yates,yenterday aftornoon.

Tho largo grounds in Nunanuavonuo woro charmingly decorat-ed with fcBtoons of lantorns andstreamers from tree to troo andupon tho exteriors of tho houses,also with Japanese artificial flow-or-s

spangling tho Bhrubbory onall sides in romarkably prettyeffect. A temporary lanai fordancing was ono mass of flogs andflowers.

Besides tho hospitable couploand tho guests of honor, Mrs. J.H. Paty and Mrs. Von Volken-ber- g

stood within a natural bowornear tho front of tho main housoto rocoivo the visitors. MajorGeo. O. Fottor gracofully madotho presentations. The Hawaiianband played a soloot concort, bo-sid- os

sparing a good orchestra fordancing.

Mr. Stoinor of tho Elitoestablishment catorod for tho re-freshments, fully sustaining hishigh reputation for quality oflight refroshmonts and celerity ofservice Small tables woro dis-posed all over tho domosno, atwhich ono group succeeded another throughout tho throo fleet-ing hours of tho entortainment.

President and Mra. Dole, ChiefJustice and Mrs. Judd, membersof tho consular corps, the govern-ment and judiciary dopartmonts,business and professional mon,army and navy officers, togethorwith ladies respectively in com-pany, formed both a brilliant anda roprosontativo company. Thonewly arrived United States gar-rison officers and tho officors oftho Italian oruisnr Piomonto seem-ed to bo particularly delighted atsuch a fine opportunity of meet-ing with Honolulu sooiety undortho best acd prcttiost circum-stances.

m 9 m

ALGEI1 MAY DE AN EMDASSADOIt.

Washington, April 11. Tholatest speculation regarding thoretirement of Secretary Algerfrom tho Cabinet is that he maybe made Embassador to Francoand bo succeeded in tho Cabinetby Horace Porter, the presentEmbassador at Paris. Tho inti-mation that Gonoral Porter maybe mado Secretary of War is notnow, although tho fact that ho isnow on tho way to this countryhas not been generally published.It is pointed out as a significantcoincidonce that Portor shouldmako a visit homo just at tho timereports of General Alger's retire-ment from tho Cabinot havo beongiven definite form, also that hewould bo acceptable to SenatorPiatt of Now York.

That tho President should con-sider Bonding Algor to Paris asUnited States Embassador issomewhat surprising, although itis well known that ho desires toemphasize tho continuance of hisamicable relations with thopresent Socrotary of War.

m

HeattU Bear.This ovor popular Itainior beor

is boooming a household wordand "will you hftvo a glass ofSeattle" is more often heard thananything else. Tho CriterionSaloon have tho boor on tap or inbottles.

Callfornln Fruits.D. G. Camarinos will receive

by the Australia a heavy consign-ment of Grapes, Apples, Oranges,etc. Also frozen Eastern andOalifornian Oysters, Fish andTurkeys, otc.

If you want a nico rubber tirehack with a caroful driver ring upClub Stable Haok Stand Tol. 319,and we guarantoo you will besatisfied.

Bxecutore' Notice To Cred-itors.

The undersigned give notice that theyare the duly appointed and qualified execu-tors of the last will and testament of Her-mann A. Widemann, late of Honolulu,deceased. All persons having claimsagainst the estate of said deceased, wheth-er secured by mortgage or otherwise, arenotified to present the same, dulv authenticated, with proper vouchers. If any exist,to the undersigned at the office of F. W.frtactanane, in Honolulu, within sixmonths from the date hereof, or the samewllhbe forever barred.4 All persons indebted to said estate arerequested to make Immediate payment tothe undersigned at the office of F. W.Macfarlane.

H. R. MACFARLANE.F. W. MACFARLANE,J. M. DOWSETT,

Executors of the Will of Hermann A.Widemann. n8g-5- t

The Last Car.Tho last cars of tho King stroet

lino going to Waikiki and Palamapass tho Anchor Saloon. Thocloverost mixologists in tho cityoro thoro always to put you upanything you may dosiro. Dropin and tako a drop before you taketho car. Tho colobratod Seattleboor is to bo bad hero on draught.A full lino of liquors including thofamous A. A. Josso Moore Whiskyetc, always on hand. Bccoivednor Warrimoo. Rainier Bock Boeron. draught. Tho Anchor Saloonis bore to ploaso its patrons.

Tho two-yoar-- son of W. L.FurgaBon, of Bolton, Miss., hadwhooping cough. "Aftor severalphysicians had prescribed for him,without giving relief," writes Mr.Furgason, "I porsuaded my wifoto try a bottlo of Chamberlain'sCough Bomody. Tho first dosohad tho dosired effect, and inforty-eig- ht hours ho was entirelyfreo from all couch. I consideryour remedy tho best in tho market, especially for children and

it at all times." CO contsizes for salo by all dealers. Bon- -son, Smith Do., uenoralAgents.

Photographers.

Free! Free!FORTHIRTY DAYSONLY &

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

Tickets can be had from

B. LICHTIG,Manufacturer.

Office OOO FortSt.,nr.Bcrctnnla(Above Dewey Restaurant).-.tu- -

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

The Age of9--Progress

Honolulu is to have a

New: Industry IWe have a three thousanddollars stock of Photogra-phic Supplies now en routeand are sending in neworders by each mail.

Garpenters, Plumbers and PaperHangers are putting the finishingtouches on our NEW QUARTERSon Fort Street.

WATOH OUH AD NEXT WEEK.

THE.

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

Artistic

Photography.

We turn out the finest workat the most reasonable prices.

Souvenir Views of the Islandsin endless variety.

J.J.WILLIAMS,At tho Old StandOn Fort Streot--

Art Studio.BANKO H. KOBAYASH1,

Medalist.Model Block, Fort and Beretanla Sts.

1114

The Latest lnrJewelry I

HawaiianMossOpalJewelpy

Neatly Cut, Polishedand Mounted. . .

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

H. a.TilAJElT,404K FORT STREET.

1899.

(i.1...ijv ,,iiiAi;jit- ,.v. -- ,.r:

Bankers.

JUDD HUILDINQ.

f Incorporated Under the Lawsop tub Hawaiian Republic.

Capital $400,000

OFFIOEHS AND DIUECTORSlCiiAfl. M. Cookk, President.

J. D. Atheiiton,0. II. Cookk, Cashier.

P. O. ATUEnTXiN, Socrotary.Uonry Walorhouso,

Tom May,V. W. Mncfarlftno,

E. D. Tenney,J. A. McCandloss.

Onllnlla tlm Ancntitita nf Firms. Cor- -nAMllnna aVitata. TflrllvlrlllAlft. And Willcnrofully and promptly attend to allbuaincsM connociou whii uauiuiig

to It. Soil and purchaso ForolgnEichango, Issuo Lottors of Crodlt.

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT !Ordinary and Torm Doposlts rocolvod,

and Iutorost allowod In accordance withrulos and conditions printed In Pass-books, conlos of which may bo had uponapplication.

Architects, Contractors and Builders.

O. G. TKAPHAGEN,

ARCHITECT223 Merchant St.. Honolulu,

Between Fort and Alokca,Telephone : : : 734

Building MaterialsOK ALL KINDS.

Dealers in Lumber and Goal.

ALLEN & 110BINSON,Quoon street, Honolulu.

J. OTJDERKIRK,Contractor and Builder.House Movlnc anl all Kinds of Heavy Weights

Handled.NO. it FORT STREET. HONOLULU.

(Oproslte Club Stables).Residence Telephone y. '"

H. L. KERR & CO.,

Architects and BuildersRooms 9 and 10.

PROGRESS BLOCK.Telephone m.

To My Patrons and the Public,

TTn.vinf recovered from mv ro--cont illness, I am again preparedtn'dn nil kinds of TinBmitb. andPlumbing work as heretofore.Thanking yon for past tavors, 1respectfully solicit a continuanceof the same.

JAS. NOTT, Jr.Tel. 844.

A Mew Paint Shop.TTairlnr. aaannfnlnrl wltll 11R Mr. Jrtlin

II. Wost, a practical Houso" j?alntor,Docorator and Wood Follslior, wo aronow prepared to glvo estimates on allkinds of work in that lino.

Mr. Wost having had n practicalof ovor twonty yoars In San

Francisco and othor largo cltloa on thoPmbI wa fnnl nnnflflnnt. flint AnV Wnrlcentrusted to us will glvo entire satisfaction to our patrons.

peerless rresemng rami to.

Artistic Graining

nprnOATINO AND NATURAL'SI WOOD FINISHING A SPECIALTY.House Painter;Paper Hanger,Grainer, Glazier, andTinter .: : :

H. nvCoKeolinie,MERCHANT STREET,

Noxt to Police Station

....DEALER IN....

Marblo, Granite and Hawaiian Stone

TILINO, COUNTER TOPS,IMPOSING STONES.

Fort Street, opposite Chinese Chnrcb.

AIT kinds nf Lctterlnc and Carvlnc.Estlmatos 'FurniBhod. 1140

Three Points .DESIGN,STOCK,PINISHaz5

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

The only marble that is Impervious toliquids and will not stain is the KENE-SA-

GEORGIA AND ITALIANMARBLE. We are the 'sole agents forthis marble, on the Hawaiian Islands, andwill be glad to show you our samples anddesigns at our office and salesrooms.

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

Be sure and gefpnees peiore Buying.

Hawaiian Iron Fonco and Monu-mental Co.

Telephone 602 041 King street

aA. iuw.- --Mi

Bankers.

Cues Bfhiokem. Wat, 0. Ibwik.

fray;! eckekmjo,BANKERS- -

lOMOMIbU U. I.

Km frandico Ageni-Tu- M NlY-D- A, B-- orBan FrAmoisoo.

nniOT mnniKOl ON4k Fjuhoiscc Tho frovada Bank ol Ban

Francisco.Loudon The Union Bank of London. LtdiNiw Tork American Kxcnange national

Cmoioo Merchants National Bank.PABIS (Jompioir national aucumvv a

Pari..Bibxih Drcadncr Bank:UOKOKOWO AHD YOKOHAMA UOngKODRaklil tl.blniv Pnrnnratlnn.UU.UKUBI UaUDIVf. vl-"- - -Nw Zbixawd ahd Australia Bank of No w

Zealand.Victoria and Vawoouvsr Bank of British

North America.ransact a General Baiting anlEiclaige BusinessDepolsts Rccelrcd. Loans mado on Ap-

proved Bpcnrlty. Commercial and TravelersCredits Issued. Bills of Exchange bonghtand sold.COLUOTIOHS PROMrTLY ACCOCHTUD FOB,

mmuo &

SayingsBank J

Savings Doposlts will borocolvod and lnterost allowod by thisBank fit four and ono-ha- lf por cent,per annum. Tho terms, rulos andregulations of tho Hawaiian Postal Savings UaiiK liavo boon nuoptea as rar asIt is practicable to apply thorn, and thoPn.li 1,asaw..a . ftRA nnfl nn VAfliilvall ......dor the Postal Act will bo maintained.

Printed conlos of tho Rules and Roa- -ulatlorts may bo obtalnod on application.

IHHIIOI & CO.

Established 1868

BISHOP 6C Oo.BANKERS.

Transact a General Bankingand Exchange Business.

Commercial and Traveler'sLetters of Credit issued, avail-able in all the principal citiesof tho world.

Interest allowod after July1, 1898, on fixed deposits 3months 3 per cent., 6 months3 per cent., 1- -! months 4per cont.

Pioneer Building andLoan Association'

Assets, Dec. 31, 1898, f110,803.38Monoy loaned on approved security.A Savings Bank for monthly deposits.Houses built on tho monthly install-

ment plan.Eighteenth Sorlos of Stock is now

oponod,Opficehs: T. F. Lansing, Tresldont;

S. B. Roso, C. B. Gray,Treasurer; A. V. Goar, Socretary.

DinEcroiw: T. F.Lansing, S.B. Roso,A, V. Goar, A. W. Keech, J. G. Roth-wel- l,

Henry Smith, J. J. MoLoan, J. D.Holt, 0. B. Gray.

For further particulars apply toA. V. GEAR, Socrotary.

Chamber of Commorco rooms.Offlco Hours: 12:301:30 p. in.

TfJB iohaiiia Specie BanHUITKO.

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

HEAD OFFICE. YOKOHAMA.

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

San Francisco, Shanghai,Bombay, Hong Kong,

The Bank buys and rccolves for colleo-tlo- nBills of Exchango, Issues Drafts and

Letters of Credit on tho above Branchoaand Agonclos, and transacts a generalbanking buslnoss.INTEREST ALLOWED

On Fixed Deposit for ts months, 4 per cent p. a.On Fixed Deposit lor 6 months, jH "On Fixed Deposit for 3 mos, j

INTEREST ALLOWEDBy the Head Office at Yokohama, on Current D

posit, 4 per cent, per annuo.On Fixed Deposit for it months, 6 per cent p. a.

New Republic Buliug, in lu st, EoeoIdIiThe . . .

Hawaiian ElectricCompany,

Cor. Alakei i HalekauwlU Bts,Hbb a large assortment of

Chandeliers and Elec-trical Qoods

Constantly on hand,

Estimates given for house wirIng and Eleotrioal plants.

Marine Wiring a specialty ,

THEO. HOFFMANN,UantgN,

- aatit

or 'rravei.

Oceanic Steamship Company.

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

Leave Thia Fort as Hereunder.

From Elan Franoisco:MARIPOSA April 26AUSTRALIA May 10MOANA May 24AUSTRALIA June 7ALAMEDA June 21

"mrr

AUSTRALIA

AUSTRALIA

In connection witb sailing of tho stoamors, tho Agentsate prepared to issue, to intending passengers, coupon throughtiokots by any from San Francisco, to all points in tboUnitod States, and from, Now York by any steamship lino to allEuropean ports.

For furthor particulars apply to

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

Pacific Mail, Steamship Go.Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co, 0 Tojo Klsen Kalsba

, Steamers of the above compim.i r 111 call at Honolulu nl leave this port on or about the .. d.tes below mentioned t...

For Japan and China:RlOOnJANEKIO April tiCOPTIC..., May JAMERICA MARU May i)CITY OP PEKING. May 1)GAELIC May jtHON KONG MARU June 8CHINA June 16DORIC Juno 14NIPPON MARU July 4RIODE JANERIO ..... JulysCoptic July

For general Information apply to

NIPPON

OF

H. Hackfeld Co., Ltd., Agents.

mn- - Royalline, runnlne In connection with the FIC RAILWAY CO .

UtweVancouver'BC.. and Sydney. N. S. W., at Victoria. B. C. Honolulu, Suva7nri.ha bUK HONOLUIilJ on or about the below via

FROM VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA. B. C,For Suva, Brisbane and Sydney)

AoranclMlowera..Warrlmoo

June..July

Aupust

Warrlmoo. SeptemberOctober

Mlowera,. .NovemberDecember

Mlowera.

tickets Issued from Honolulu Canada, and Europe. For Freight andgeneral Information, apply

Theo. Heavies & Co., Ltd., Gen'l Agents.Lines Travel.

.September

DIRECT TO THE

riOLD FIELDS!VIA.

Hie British-America- n S. S. Line

THE S. S.

" "GARONNEcjKiJffill from Honolulu

;m.i,uout May 6th, 1899,For ST. MICHAELS. ALASKA, via

COMA and SEATTLE, with stop tohie prospectors to at either port.he Company operates Its vesselsthe Yukon River, and Its agents are

to sell through ticketslulu to the Gold Fields, with

tmlv one change of steamers.The above sailing will open the season

Porfurther Information apply to

HENRY WATERHOUSE & CO.,

Oueen Street General Agents.

0. R. & L: J3b.

TIME TABLE1.r.nm nnd After January 1, 1800.

STATIONS. Dally

TRAINS.

(Outward) ex. Sun.

llnnoluln 7:10Pjrl City.... 8.01

8:))WflunaaVaUluaKahulcu

SUTIONS.Ilnward)

thulraWalaluaYalanaeSi MillPen I City ..Honolulu....

.Mays97

A.M.

Aorangi..Mlowera.

Aorancl aj14

Warrlmoo.. nto

all to

r outfit

.

direct

"ally

....

19

it

n.'

10.08jo. 50n:j5u:ji

ex SunA.M.

5:50

6:o

Dallymr. Sun.

at

I

Dally DallyA.M. r,m.i5 yt wo

ia:oo 4:05 0:104U5!:o ........ ....

Dally Dally DallyA.M. VM. P.M.

5:5$ .... :o86;io :so7:10 .... IM?UJ i5 4!!8.01 1:308:jS t.oj

F. O. SMrrn, Gon'l l'ass.Acont

n. V. Dbnison. Superintendent.

Lines

STAGBLINEHENRY BRYANT, Prop.

Tho stage for Kaneoho, Heola, Wal-kan-e,

Punaluu;