August SO, 1S94. JPer Month. 50 Ots.Honolixlu.Vol. ITT, To. 199. Thursday,

IS PUBLISHED

JSvei'v A-fterao-

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P. M, RqoneY. Manager i

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ialu.ji.L

nnbUUOTihoald be aadnssed to rtje Editor!Havatt Uotomna. ao notice Kill be paidto aar anouyxaous cotninunicatloiiH.

Huainess Cards

VOBNEY V. ASHFORD, '

Attornoynind Counselor at Law, j

Office, Site of tbo Old Bethel;West Cornor of King and BethelStroota. jy2l

A. ST. PETERSON.

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Office: 113 ,Kaahnniann SrtHt, HonoluluHnwaHau Inlands.

. OHARLES CREIGHTON,' ATTOnNEl AT LAW.

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Qi8cfic.Ua KttAUuiuaunroetJIflnolnlu.- USwalianlSKnds.

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PAUL NEUMANN,'

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

JH-Meroh- Stroot. Honolulu, j

Mnttini Tlnnlinnft 41 o.

GLARENOE W. ASHJbOllD,

iTlX)RNEI AND COUNSELLOR AT... LAW.

Office. Old Capitol Building, (HonoluluUalo), adjoining Tost OfSoo,

" Honolulu.

A. ROSA,ATTORNEY AT LAW,

No: 15 KaahuranuuStr, Honolulu,Hawaiian Islands.

H. F. BERTELM ANN ,

OOXTHAOTOR ..NI BUILDER,; .

rTflt-qiAl,l,n- n 107.UV 1.1.1 Ufa JH , avu

'F. H," REDWARD,J

CONTIUGTQK and UUIinER,

No:506 Kirig:6treot. Honolulu.Hawaiian Islands.

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WILLIAM FOSTER.

atorneyat-la- ;t notary public,Honolulu. II. I.,

jSjKnnhumanu Street. jy2-- i

A, G. CORUBA,

LyATTORNEY" ATLAAV, JfcJ

:i07 Mrr'obant Street, Honolulu.

D.VYII DATCTOX,

Apent to Tako Acknowledgments. '.

Will Atfeaud u AlanaKomeUt andSale o Property Collection inAllilfc 5raBohes. Ollico No. 42Merchant Stroet; Mutual Telephone 390. . jyB3

A. S. MEDE1ROS & CO.,

Merchant Tailor's.AjMfieM, Eaglich aad Soskk

,TweU oa hn&i. FittcU- -

work gMnuit.llbiri St, under Ariif;to Hotri, Hoisolnla

jy ob.

WHOLESALE

v;Qalifornia Wfnetand Spirits,

MAOFARLA-X- E t CO.

Dealers in Wines and Spirits

Kaabniaanu Street Hocolnln.

H. E. MoKJTTBE t BRO.,

QnooERT. Feed Store tfc Bakery,

Corner ofKing and Fort Ste., Honnlnln

J. PHILLIPS.

praotioal plumber. GAS.FnTERjoppER-srn- i.

House an(1 shi Job Worki Promptly Executed.

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No. 71 King Street, Honolulu.!

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I)k. McLESXAX,

Fort Street, above Hotel.

Mutual Telephone 6S2. forzof tor resmence. jy--o

JCD. C. ROW E.House Sinn and Oinamenlal

Pander.Manufacture of Liquid bJating

G20 King Street. augl

LEWIS J. IiEVEY, ;

Real Estate and General!Auctioneer.

ComorSFort nml Queen Streets, Honolulu

Personal attontiou given o Salos j

of Furniture, Real Estate.StocTi and General

Arerchandiso.Mntual THenhoneSJS

JL--I. LOSE,JSTofcary TPablic.

Collector and General' Ihisincxs i

Agent. '

Potato! of'

Cane Juice.

Sub-Age- nt for several of the !

Best

FJRE INSURANCE COS.

ITYTinnt atnu( Hnnnlnln.

"FAT BOY."

BAY HORSED SALOON I

P. McIKERNY, Pkopbietok,

Fine Liquors, Wines and Beer.

Corner Hetuix akd Hotkl Sts.

Honolulu Carriage Manufactory

w w WRIGHT, Propkictor.Successor to 0. West).

( ARRIAGE BUILDING and REPAIRING.J All Orders from the Other Island in the

Carriage Rulldinjr, Trimmt- n- and Painting ;Line will Meet with Prorapt Attention. .

lilackbtnitmng in All lt5 arious uranches .

Done. V. O. Ros 331. Nog. 12s and ISOFort Strctt. jvl9 Iy

W. S. LUCE--Viiie and Stii?it

MerchantCwnivbcll Firt'lYfOOf Block,

MERCHANT ST. PrON()LULU. .

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PO.VP.t.Yr.

ItrtTii .TcT.vnBnws 5SnHack Stand. Gorner King andMaunakea Streets. Hacks at 11

Hours. jy27

Ex "ATJSTKALIA,"

Another Invoice of the WorldRenowned

USER BEER

On draught and by the keg.Akor.as a. Specialty,

Small Fresh California

BRUCE CARTWRIGHT

i of a Fidadary Nature Transacted.

Prompt aJUMitioa grrta to the mintyirroVof Estates. Ooudtscships, Trosta,

etc.. etc, etc.

Office, Ca.licrigki Building,Merc&mt Stret Hooolaln

EE. 3 AIT & 003' :"m ,

frea ijeaiers; .

COffee .

T3 cfXWCtO LCI O

AND

..ProvisionMerchants Guitars, Lawn Tennis,

JLSiiMamrmtim

Anchor-:-Saloo- n!

FREDERICKSBURG

PROGRESS

93 Fort Street, - Honolulu

Families, Plantations and Snipssupplied with choicest

European & American GroceriesCalifornia Produce JIverj.

Steamer.

, . ,iVLercliarit JxcHalite

Corner Kiug ana Nunann Streets.

S. I. S 1 1 AW .... Proprietor.

The Fiuet .selection of LIQUORS andBEER, sold anywhere in the town."

First-clas- s attendance. Call and jndgoforvonrself. no 113-t-f.

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LEWIS & CO

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and I

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PROVISION DEALERS

FRESR CALIFORNIA SALMON ON ICE

Ry Every Ban Francisco Steamer

Salt Salmon in Barrelsa Specialty.

Fort St., Honolulu. Tel. 240,P O. BOX 2Q7.

CALIFORNIA

Wine Company407 FORT STREET,

Mclnernv" Block.

JOBBERS OF

"WJOSTiES, aridSPIRITS

KENGLUN, PHOTOGRAPHER,Nnnann and Panahl Streets.

Cabinets ?3.5aPer Dozen.. " . 2,00 Per 1--2 Dozen, ,

l)rv Goods and Chinese Silks.- ' jr""

Between Alakea it Richard Sts.

THE UNDKSSIGNEI) prepared toall:iind of

IroultraaS, UroMe-- . Ziac,

Tw aad LiLCaaUavGeaenl Safwur iep for Steasa Bp&es,

ioa.Kak Cm Mob.

WWlw ll Mills --hc.- ' t

PiBiapyln Lws k efar Fitcei Pkzts,iMAadafcr Stock

GoldenRule

Depot for NEWSPAPERS and

PERIODICALS by every' incoming steamer.

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" SubrijHionsayablo in !

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' " ".1 DOMESTIC ;

i QP.WTVf;. " . rrrx-F- C.

This Machine, is the. King ofall. On it von can mako f

stttch,...Chain-stitc- h,

, Embrbiderv,'!

i n m m iunnon-uoies- r liiunes, xucks.

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Statiouerv and Blank Books at53T Cash PnrcEs.

j jiaUa-geWi- ng. Machines fromi eight dollars and a lialf up. jy27

T. H. Bavies2t

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- & Co.,

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and Flour

From .WASHINGTON.

Lion Flour.

Oats, Barley,

Middlings,

Bran,

Per' " Warnimoo," Just:vSfoHand. - -

New Dry Goods

Crockely,

Hardware,Grpqeities,

To Handi

I't

Bailey Hoipluiu Made 1WirefWoren

nruu.XI i ' -

SUnd: ,QeiaUa4 .Strf-- ,

Steamsmp x uo

Time Table.LiOCA.Hi LIjNTE.

S A.UST.RIr.A.. - ,Tti Leave Ilonolnln

' from b. p forS, P.

Aug.-1- 1 July 21.Sept. S Aug. 18.Oct. C Sept. 15.Nov 3 Oct. 13Dec. 1; Nov. 13.

. . .- -i . . Dec. 8.

Throusfbi. Time-Kro-

San Fr.ri.. - for Sydney.

Arrivo Honolulu

Monowat ........... 1 Aug - 2Alameda ...... r- -. . . . Aug 30Mariposa. .- -. . . ... A .. . --. .Sop" 27

. . . Oct 'Jo

From Sj'dney for San Francisco.

Alamaripbsa Aug.. 23'

Mowa ::;;;::se:ibrj4sAlamcdtrrr: -1 7 ... Oct IS)

PACIFIC SALOON,

Corner King and Nnnann Streets.- -

EOW. WOLTER....lIannKer.

The Finest Belecuou of LIQUOJlSndBEER, sold anywhere iu the town.

First-clas- s utteudonce. Call ami jndReforyonrself. uoSO-tf- .

TjlE MlD-OCEA-fl

poozi and BftkiABB-- i

PARLORSf

H. JUEN r.. Proprietor j

Jfotel Street near Nnnann. j

ivcI

GHAS. GIRDLER,

Importer and CpmmissiaiiMerchant

SPECIALTItS:J. P. Coats' Machine.Tkxead j

Jonas Crooks ilaclune ThreadRarbonr' linen Thread f

.Pears Soap . .

P. O. Ror 35S. Jlritnal Telephone.356

"13 Kaahnmann Street. "

-B.-B-EE&EBSM.

f.eneral .5cnt for

SI3NTGER

mmm Url

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GOMFf.AIL Kin4sbt2ieedle6 for Sale and

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In Yet to be FHndOh the Old Stmu. S: 1 1

CARRIAGEAND

Goes On.

When the "PEOPLES' J

PARTY" cls smashed he i

will bo reaxlr to

REPAIR, PAINT4ND TRIM IT ft

'At a Reasonable Figure. No

Extra Charge for Furnishing

them with Common Senso. j

LET THEM RING HPMUTUAL" TELEPHONE 72. j

j31 Cim j

" Liouor1 Dealer i

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19 Nuuann Street

Wo .would call your attention toOur "Special Brands

Long life Pure Cream

RYE WHISKEY.

Fredericksburg BEERau2 in casks or bottlea

Removal !

HAVE .MOVED TO -Moraan's - Auction - Roomso

for a hort time. We areatlll el!ln:

Departure Bay COALCHARCOAL.

.W.GBR0BA andKfDLINU WOOD

in any quantity.ltotb Telephones 4 14 uf.

xVOTICETO

Visitors, Picnic Parlies. Leans

ASDj

GENERAL PUBLIC JY

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at skithv B and livkuvstable, Kino Strket. .

5r, ,:r. Jt......,Is tke CheApest Tlaca in Totb jes caa getBasges, Wjgoaeue?, Bagpes sd SaddleHorses. It will pay jr to caB andbrfere jea try fcfeeirhrt.S3T JfutttaLTelephonc-lO- a

asgl--

GITY CiRRUGE CO.

AT ALL HOURS.

Both TeJcnhonfft Jfo. H 3.

J! SiAjfDRADK,rMaiger.jufte-15-tf.- .

Club

Stables

Company,

F. tihtim, Manager

Livery and Feed

FOrt street, botweenHo- -

tci ami ueretaniu oireets,Honolulu.

Bth Telephones .4 .

lm

Kong

fVMT f IT f TXEstablishment.

This First-Clas- s Bathing Resorthas been enlarged and ia now opento the public. It is the beat placeon the i?lands to enjoy a Bath, andthere is no hotter Dlacc to lay off".

Special accommodations for La-

dies. Tramcars pass "the door everyhalf hour, and on Saturdays andSundays every fifteen minutes.

C. J. SHERWOOD,jy24 Proprietor.

Large KOA BKDS,fitted with a WIRE MATTRESS.Anv size made to order.

iW Buy the BED of thoFUTURE, of Messrs. T. II. Davies&, Co. Lt'd., Hopp & Co., WilliamsBr03., I. X. L , Ordway & Porter,or of the Maker

WOVEN WIRE BAILEY,

Hotel Street, Honolulu, (nextdoor tn Horn's Steam Bakery.)

aug M-l- ra

Capt. Wm. Davies,

Higher,.Stevedore andWrecker.

ESTIMATES AND CONTRACTS! ON

ALL KINDS OF WORK.

.C ?ton-.uiv- r aiiimiiaio wm run; re-gular 10 Waianae, Waialbk'andWay Landing.

Inquire at office of J. S. Walker orerSpreckelV Bank.

leb U-t- T.

JSmpire Saloon,- i

JAMES OLDS, PxonuETOB -

fine Liaixora.BeCT:ALWAS ON HAND,

Comr Nunaaa and Hotel SfawU.

IW1 Telephoae 311 Pot 02--3 Box 107

FOR SALE RENT.

i Oim and Sewing

Beretanm St'aeet.'

Pioneer Shirt Factory

t ESTABLISEED S7.SOf, Fort St.. Hiklc H. 1. 4 4 to.

1?.D. 4M, Mtor Tl. 140. i - ftkel.trt. HoolHlu. . if. - O. A. M. lELLlS, ProprttorrWRITE, RITMAN "ft CO. Box w. , jyal Sm Fort SttrwtakTTwaiiil. 4Flt

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PROGRESS.

7?.r Ute of the Laxdzs EsiaBiislua

at Jlighiceu&tess.

HONOLULU. AUGUST 30.1894.

ARRIVED.

The Mission of the Commis-sione- rs

Accomplished.

When the AUmeda Arrived thisrooming, a groat number of H.i-raiih- ns

were present nt the wharf,and there was quite an excite-

ment to learn wlmt the intentionof the United Sttes was towardsHawaii-no- i. The commissioners :

appeared, and when asked, con-

firmed the news already priutedin the Holomca. The Republicof Hawaii is recognized by Cleve-

land. The recognition of is ntvery cordially nor is it intendedto be so. The future ofllawaii-ne- iis in tie hands of 0e Hawaiian.They can pry and wait, or they

cin fight, and vote. Nobody isinterfering, except the immcu-- "lato editor of the Ka Leo As faras the United States are concernedHawaii is PAU. Theie cannotand will not be any attempt to

carry out Mr. Cleveland's policyof restoration. He never nbandoned it. but circumstances demantled that he must drop u

scheme that could carry onlyunpopularity aud hnt'red with ittowards his party. Lot the ffu-waiia- ns

listen" to the report of

their commissioners and accoptthe situation. A few lines wdlexplain it:

"A Government of the peopleis a Government, the laws ofwhich is obeyed and to whichtaxes are paid. Mr. Bush

his taxes to Mr. Dole's gov

eminent and ho obeys the laws .ofthe republic "Why thon does hosuggest tuat the failure to opposethe presont government is totallydue to hauler ? Be acknowledgesthe republic every day, aud heemphasizes his support of it bypaying his taxes and by attackingit politically. Why doesn't herepudiate- the whole business andappear on thosceiionsanallroundrevolutionist and a way-u- p leader?

We will answer the questiou?Because Mr Bush has no pullamong the people, and is too biga coward to risk his Saraoan-gather- ed

flesh.

ONE FOR BUSH.

iQjiiongo, August 16 QueenLiliiiokalaui's Commissioners,Samuel Parker, H. A. Widouiauu

"and J. A. Cummins, arrived atthe Grand Pucifio to-ni- ght ontheir way back to Honolulu."Our mission was not whollyunsatisfactory," said one of theCommissioners "We succeededin presenting tho subject of thopresont Situation in its properlight. Wo had expected, how

. over, to bo able to keep the re-publ-

as it is called, from g

recognition. We failedin that, as President Clevelandhas seeu fit to recognize it.' Thereis uothing for us to do but to (Tve

under the' x vernment in theliopo of some day securing a

ichange."It is imposible to secure con-

trol of tho Govornmout by theopposition, for Dole and hispart compel tho oath of allegi-ance. It has not the support of

majority of the white people and ij

no support whatever from thenatives. Such beiug tho case,you can readily see thut it hasnot the elements of stability.

"The claim that the natives!

.no.u uun nautili; iui icuuicmiiuu. . . .

oi the republic by the United"Elates to take the oath of allegiance is not true. Tho natives willnot Uke the oath. The .consti-

tution gives more power io &ePresident than the coastitatioaof 1852 gave to the Eiug, whohad been absolute ruler over lifend death nd property wfaea ka

agreed to it It is a republiconly in name, and will not con-

tinue unles-- t in tide jworj liberal."

Ke BjaS will y&doabtedlyItavc uoHi pc tW aews to--1

Cfow'Uiwt i& srs tohit mb a;l4c.

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1. ' " " Vvjtkai Japaaese- - officials openedTHE GQREAN WAR. the mail of foreigners and sap

j pressed letters i they were de--

trimenbd to Japan:Washington, August 22. The t

Japanese Leg Hon hus receivedno news of an engagements between-tb- e Japanese and Cbiseseforces and reported from Shanghai in tbo dispatches publishedthis morning.

Officials of --the Legntion ex-

press the strong st confidence inthe accuracy of the telegram re--"ceived at the Legation yesterdayannouncing the finding of theBritish Kavul Court of lugairyat Shanghai ii. the Kov? Shrngcase was favorable to Japan.The Legation characterizes asunqualifiedly incorrect the assertion that the comma uder of theXuniwa ordered hn men to fire

upon the survivors from the Row

Shn&g who were struggling inthe water.

Tokio. Aucust 22. It was officially announced Juno 30th thatthe King of Corea had declaredhimself independent of China andappealed to "Japan to assist himin driving the Chinese from As.m,with the assistance of Coreantroops. On the same d-tt-

e Corearenounced all treaties with ChinM.

Washington, August 22. A newand very potent faction in themilitary condition of Japan, asit relates to s long cout nriedwar, has just conre to light. Itas that she is liable to run out ol

cartridges for her new militaryr.fle.

No one outside the Imperialarsenal at Tok.o knows just howmany Murata rifles Japan has,nor the quantity of cartridges onhand, but the best estimate isthai there are' between 180.000and 200,( 00 nuVs and about 207000,000 rounds of. ball cartridges.Had Japan fore:eon this war sincould have been amply preparedin every respect.

China knows what Japan'sweakness is. She has just mark-eted a S50.000.000 loan in Gnrmany aud England, aud it was atthe earnest request, and almostdemand of German capitalistswho tool? this lonn and wantChiua to win, that Kaiser Wilhelm issued an imperial orderforbidding any shipments of armsfrom Germany to either Chiua orJapan.

The Berlin correspondent ofthe Standard says : "It-i-s reported that Count Ito remarked toseveral diplomats recently thatJapan has equal interest withRussia in the completion of theSiberian railway, which wouldbe the means of exporting herproduces to Enrope. ThoroforeJapan would not object to Bussia occupying port of Cazareff.which would bo suitable for theterminus of the railwaj'.

London ,A"g. 20 A dispatchto the Central Xtivs from Shang-hai says: Li Hung Chang'sarmy ,'50.000 strong, and a hugeforce of Japauese troops areuearing each other, and a battleis eminent. Chinese gunboats j

and warships are cruisn.g aboutthe Gulf of Ppchili. with theobject of preveuting the Japa-nese from laudiutr troops iuChina. The Chinese vessels havehiding .places iu the numerousbays audaruisof the gulf, whencethey are able to observe themovements of the euemv withoutbeing seen.

A number of Japanese warvesspls are convoying troop shipsin the Yullow sea, but their des-

tination is not known Admiral

f . .fleet, is desirous of engigiug inopen search for foreign warshipsin Cuiueso waters, but he is uuable to carry out his wishes, asthe Viceroy's orders ar that anengagement.

with the Japanesesnriiirtrnn must be MVOidedi--

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refrain from molesting ChineseaerchaBt vessels not carryingarticles contraband of war.

The Yokohama correspondentof tke Central IS'sics says Japan's4 per cent war loan, has been ful-

ly sabscribed.

Sun Francisco Aug. 23, Miaister Kuriao of Japan left forWashington yesterday to assumehis duties the chief represea- -t&tive of Jspu iu this coautry.

Before he left he wrota the fol- -iowi&E letter to the Eadmintr,chwykf ; a jajapatek wkiak ataUa

r j of lettersis expressly gcaranieed by a pro-vision of the Constitution, andgnch a thing ms is referred to isan impossibility. If yon rectifythe mistake yoa will oblige me-ver-

uinch. Yours truly,S. KCEDfO.

Washington, August 21 TheJapanese Legation here has re-

ceived intelligence stoting that ithas been reported to Tofcio onreliable authority that the finding of the British nnval court ofinquiry which was held in Shang-Ji- i

to investigate the fact of thesinking of the" British steamerKow Shing when acting as atransport fur Chinese troops forCorea" "by the Ja pa nese cruiserNniwa Kan is to theJapanese. It is also reportedthat the British Admiral ha3 of-

ficially slated to his governmentthat he cousiders the sinking of

)0 Kow Shing, under the cir- -

cumstaures, as the equivalent f

the sinking of a Chinese vessel,and that he has consequent'advised the British governmentto make no claim.

London, Aug. 21. A dispatchreceived from Shanghai thisevening says that communicationwith Corea has been stoppedcompletely, and that correspaud-ent- s

who Kt trted recently for thepen.nsula have returned, as theyfound it would be useless to proeeed to the seat ot war.

rT'itA Cl...nnli.ii ii.trfnciMtirlnftt

of th( Gent-u- l y W3 says tint a ;

new reform Cabinet has been ;

named in S oul and tli.it a uew

coinage will be issued

A Japanese View.

Su Francisco, A g 21. Minister Kur:no.-- f J.ij.uu is keepiug.1 very keen eye on the uewpaperdispute es from Seoul, Yokoha-ma and London. -

Ho said last night that he couldnot believe all of them vore correct, for here Was an nnde.rstand-iu- g

between himself and his gov-

ernment that when there wisserious fighting he should beappraised at onco

" I have consequently been ex- - i

pecting cablegrams, he sud,' but since my arrival 1 have notreceived one C msn.l Chiudahas not received au3', either.

In connection with this Iwant to combat an impressionprevalent with some of the Am-

erican people that I am here traise a loan, and possibly, to get'American troops and officersMy coming is in no way iu referouce to-t- he war. --We are in needof no guus, money or men. Wo i

havo a stand ng army of 80.000men, with reserves sufficient to

I

make 200.000. ll are well' tram- -

ad. F.ven iii'.Tutmn wal havo f..r I

more applications for places tofight than we' require. Our poopie are anxious to volunteer, butwe do not need them. The vol-

unteers wculd be in the way ofthe. trained troops Our people,

'too, nre off. ring money to thegovernment, but we do not needit and are steadily refusing it.

" Since my arrival a numberof Japane.-- e and others haveoffered their services, but I haveexplained the real condition andendeav red to discourse them.Besides the 200 000 trained menwe have forty seven warshipsWe are thus well equipped.

"1 think the policy of Chiuais to move slowly, but it is a d,s-severt- d,

dismomberfd country,and even time will nvail ituothing. The peopje are n tpatriotic. It is a Tartardynasty,aud they do not aire if the conn-t- ry

does go to pieces. Why.even in 1S6S, when the Frenchand English sought to opeu upCauton, the Ch uese would notstand by Chiua. It is thesameway all over that country. LiiHung Chang cannot hold theChinese together.

Scgab seems to be safe Tbepeople-o- t Hi wail are to be con-

gratulated ou the fact Thetariff bill has been sigued by thistiaie aad become law. The "freesugar" bill wil aeet its" finaldath sosetimee iu December,and oar friesds the "baroos"feafe had a very Harrow escape.In fact, if ssgar had goae on the j

free list, we woald have bea oa(aslfa81 calls itl tie Mdmav

'!ko bw-Tew- ."

TkqrJUtarfi

3essrs. S. Parker, H. A. Wide--taann and J. A "Camrains withSecretary Seward returned on jAlameda iodar. Ail the eentle !

men looked well and all wereheartily received by their per

sonal friends as well as bv thepeople of Oah a Sad news reach

1

steamer was boarded, and meloss!in his family (hmnnl. Hlfl rrr I

wielder of the sevthe, daring hisabsent , reW daolored.Judge Wideraann pleased to ,

find hLs family reported in fineorder, and he left immediatelyfor Waianae. Mr. 'Parker willtake passage on the Hall to mor-

row and join his wife who wascalled from town through theillness of Mis3 Helen Parker.

Sugar's "Future.

Washington, Aug21. Thesugar men have taken a great dealof comfoit over the vote recentlyhad on the motion of Senator

J

M.ndenson to instruct the SenateJF.nance Committee to report anamendment to the Pree Sugarbill re establishing the McKin-le- y

sugar bounty. It was shownthe majority of the Senate voterswere for tbe bouuty. WueQ tUQ

Senate meets in December Stew-

art may not vote, which wouldleave the Vice-Presid- ent to de-

cide against the bounty on a tie.But it is thought by some who...1..-- 41 K . I. 41. ..f tCrr

tbe vote on the Free Sugar billor amended bill can be had thereWill be three more Bepublic votesin the Senate.--

' These are thevacancies fn-- Montana, Wash-- I

itigton and Wyoming, where it is'claimed by the Republicans theLegislatures elected this fall willbe Republican.

Chairman Wilson will probablygo to Europe soon after Congressadjourns.

LATEST NEWS.j

London, Aug. 22. Morley,Chief Secretary for Ireland, hassucceeded in qi lining the stormaroused by tlmlrish members asthe result of (the veto by theHouse, of Lortls of the EvictedTenants bill. All motions madeby the Irish mhmbers with theview of forcing Harcourt to announce tue Government's policywere defeated today in the Houseof Commons.

Now York,Aug 22. PresidentCleveland returned today fromBuzzard Bay. He looked in ex-- icellent he.ilthand proceeded atonce to Washington.

San FrancisfiO, Anc 23. TheUnited States cruiser Philadel-phia came iu ont of the f- -g andsteamed through tho Headsshortly after noon

Tiie Philadelphia came fromHonolulu, miking the trip in ten

d-iy-s Shosteimed slowly and

I. j .i 11 it-1-u:m goou weaiuer an tue way.Tbo cruiser is to go to Mare

Island tod iv, and .on her arrivalthere Commander Barker will berebeved by 0 iptain Charles Cot-

ton, who w a few days ago re-

lieved from the command of thercceiviug-ship- , Independence.

Chicago, Aug. 21. There isgreat distress growing out of thewant of food in aud around townof Pullman; More than a thous-

and families, or in the neighbor-hood of 6000 people, are destitute.Nearly four-fift- hs of them arewomen and children These menhave endeavored to get work, butwere nnaole to do so.

Loudon, Aug. 21. The Gkronide correspondent at Vienna, as-

serts that the abdication of KingAlexander of Servia in favor ofijis father, ex King Milan, isimminent The Servian Ministersstrongly oppose tbe change.

. Berlin, Aug '21. HerrDowe,the inventor ot bullet-pro-of

armor, is said to-""h- ave beenwoanded in a performance atAschealast eienihg, a bullethaving pierced the cuirass.

London, Aug. EO. The engagement is announced of Miss Florence PallmMH. diogbter ot Geo.M Pullaaaa. U the Prince ofLseaburg-Birs- te , tbe eldest son ;

of Prise C&arLtf 6 Iseabarg-- 1(BirWia.

Hawaiian

Hardware

Compy.tr OlTi inni

mf thousands and thosauds of

P1 who read lhe daily paperssnd et news happenings ;

tbe four Varters of earth.ao so WJU1 ilIIie ooguc ot meexpense attacnea to getting out apaper and the trials and tribula- -tions of the editor and frequent i

loss of money to the owners, f

The d faculties which bo set theDiiths of newsDaner neonle van- 1

! goods under a search light. i

Eminent physiciaus believe innine '"Q frequent chauge of UNDER- -

frequent- -, WEAR Nothing more has such :

i c 1 -

according to locality; in theSotbern States, where" there are

months winter and threemonths very late fall," itly happens that the roads areblockaded with snow, just aboutthe time the paper supply is ex--hansted, so the editor has to fallback on his polished-su- rf cebook paper to get out his edition.In Vieksburg, Alissisippi, awayback in the sixties an entire stockof wall paper was used in gettingout a weekly paper, newspaperwas not obtainable.

In some places the people willdemand a maximum of news,telegraphic and local at a minimum price, and then want to paytheir subscription and advertis- -

ing bills m wood or vegetables.But when Saturday night comesaround the gentle and ungentlecompositor rebels, when ho is of-

fered anything, but coin in pay-ment for his services, and thisaccounts for the fact that halfthe editors in United States arotroubled with insomnia Wohave known compositors in conn-tr-

towns to actually refuse tolive on a diet of roller compos- i-

'

and strike if the editor would not I

divide the contents of the pastepot.

In Honolulu, things are differ-ent: paper is mannfaotured inCalifornia, and the ocean never

HAWAIIAN ISLANDScan $ run, so tuore is no oelaythere in getting a sstock of paper;the "typos" usually meot thebusiness Managers on Saturdaywith a broad smile which theygive in exchange for good goldcoin, and the editors who do notwear search lights in their shirtfronts leave them off, becausethey do not wish to be mistakenby tourists for capitalists. Thecompositors, too, are of a betterclass than you will find on thePacific Coast; they dress better,live better and are better, citizeusthan you will find in other pluces,even at twelve and a half cent beerIS not inducement enough for j

j

them to take on '"jag."

If there is anythiug that willset off the appearance of a home,a good hanging Lamps is thetuiug. We have anew stook ofLamps that is so varied in stylesand prices that we can suit thetastes and purses of everyone.The burners, which is reallymore important than the decora-tions, have been selected "with ato securing tbo most powerfullight with the least possibleamount of heat. We ofier theseto the public at prices suf-

ficiently low to induce more peo-

ple to boy than we have Lampsto sell.

Garden Hose is as much anecessity as a telephone. Thelong stretches of dry. weather killsthe grasi uuless it is irr gatedand you cannot very well ungateunless you have Hose, tbe watersupply is meagre but with a littleconniving one can always getenough to keep the grass audplants uliye.

Table Knives, Carversr Spoonsand Forks are cheaper than theyhave ever been before and wehave a big.stock of them. ThoKnives are tbe best made in theStates and the Spoons and Forksthe best qnadrup e plate. Thesewill last as long as solid ware thatcosts four or five times as much.We keep always a full line ofthese goods and can supply anydemand.

We neglected to mention whenwriting about Garden Hoge thatwe nave theJatestimproved water sprinklers thatwe can aell very cheao ami whichare boned io give satisfactiod, iflor ao otber reason tLmu they willnot get oat of order; aud verylittle force of water runs them.

mm mum Ci. i

LADIES' COLUMN,!

freeze9soharL.thaL thQYess,eli,HONQLUi.U,

We have mute Shis discoverythat when the tide of trsde- - b

ose way, ihare is always a cause :

for it That them are few, a veryTavr Tarrirv Virr rtf ra k!t nf rnrntilimanf firtt lit-- inn masuw

ithevbuvr here because thev canJ l 1 L. :i..the.quSlttiesax.d prices areherejand defy criticism. ,

We have not an UnparallellelBargain House full of Smoke,;

uut 11 uuu:5-- ' jioote aresold at a profit to us a jnst andg4 value to. If yoa wunt moreun tIiat. Joa """511 have to find

some Philanthropic (?) merchantwho- - would not recojmise bis

decided hygienic ehect npou .

I e system, or should be changedas often. Nothing adds to your j

i comfort more, or should demand ;

such close inspection. Wealwavs i

thought we carried ahe BESTstock in Honolulu, and we know '

we have never been undersoldliet us show vou our MUSLINUNDERWEAR the trimmingsalouo are worth looking at.

Sometime ago we spoke aboutP. D. Corsets smiles and com-

fort, etc. The demand for themcaused us to run short of manysizes fortunately we had a largo

! order placed direct with the faotory in Brussels. Tho goods arohero and your size is with them.

Talking about Direct Import-ations, it means the manufac-turers' profit aud our profit. Nomiddle men there is saving foryou, as will be seeu in embroide-red aud scolloped HANDKER-

CHIEFS from S200perdozonnp.FLANNELETTES at 8 vnads

for qq

B. F. EHLERS & CO.

The White House!118 Nuuaim Avenue,

i Fip?6-cla- s rooming ponge

IN' EVERY RKSPECT.

Rooms Jrom $1-5- 0 to $3.00 per WeeLor sue. per uay- -

PAUL LEMKE,PROPRIATOR.

Bell Telephone 132. aug 22

POUXJj MASTER'SNOTICE.

Notice 13 lierebr given to all persona thatthere are at tHt (Wemmcut Pound at Ma-kik- i,

t't strayed horses. 1 red mare, whitespot on the forehead, brand indescribableon the Iep. white right hind lcc. 1

red colt, white spot on the forehead, whiteright hind leg.

Any person or persons owning tncfe norseaare requested to come and take the same onor before 12 o'clock noon, SATURDAY,SEPT. 1, 1HM.

JAMES KUKO.N'A,Pound blaster. "

Makiki, Ang. 21, 1S91. ang. 21-l- w.

THOM S .

Manufacture Jeicler C Hudhmakcr.

Jlclneray Block, $U5 Fort St. Honolulu.anSO

Tge WoPld Do jpfEAND SO DoES

who have mouuted theirMesaeagers on

Collim bio. - Bicycles

Thfy will deliver Packages (uuto 50 lbs. weight) and Messagesquicker than by any other methodsi:d cheaper ti.

" Don't be a Clam." Save timeaud money by using the MessengerService.

L. M. JOHVSOX. ManagerMutual 599 Tkl: Bell 559

jjo 3in

RING DP MUTUAL TELE. Sli

NIEPER'S Baggage Exprm,US, 233 Fort 5t Hool&2. H. 1.

Baggage and Furniture CarefullyHandled and Delivered at ShortNotice to All Parte of the City.Stand on Cor. of Fort & Queen Sts.

roi siu.J; GLTAE?

PANTHEON SALOON,

roitr.AKD both. STs.

MTkH BKlif CT.

o of Berthat ever arrived here, dotf

nn TlronerJio

jv,i J. DODD, Prop't

CRITERION SALOON,

Weiland. Extra. Pate

LaSer Beer2 Schooners for 25 Cts.

jyl-- l I.. H. DEE, Prop'r

NOTICE.AH perso is are hereby notified

and cautioned that anyone caughtahootiiia gumeoiany description rtrranassinc on anv oflhe land belonging to the undersigned on thiaIsland, will be promptly prosecuted.

Signed,

J. !. DOWSETT.Honolulu, Aug. 25, 1S94- - lw-- d

PIONEER

Steam CANDY Factry

BAKERY and

Ice Cream Parlors !

FKiiTtTf H0RNN

1863 M11

1 1894 ir

tS" PRACTICAL

CON.FEC TIG ISTERand 0RNAMENTER

In all branches of the busineu onthese islands.

American, English, German and FrenchPASTRIES Mads to Order.

BIRTH-DA- Y AND WEDDING CAOS

Jfsde of the Very Beat Materiil andat Keaaonablo Rates.

Family Graham & Fancy BreadAlways on Hand.

AJjlt CONFECTIONERYManufactured at My EatablUhment

Are Guaranteed to be PoiltlTely Pure aadSold at Prices no other establishmentcan compete with.

gtr FACTORY ANp STORE.o. 71 Hotel Street, Honolula.

Both Telephones No. 74.

fiT'SATOSSUP

Sometimes where fo go to pur-chase any particular article, bmfcnot if you happen to waat aay-thin- g

in tho line of

flutists' Supplies,

Picttuepitmgi,or enlarged portraits, thera isbut one- - place in Honolula, topurchase all materials and that'aKING BROS Store, for whichthere is no rival on ihaseIslands.

The finest paintings in Hawaii,are on exhibition in thia gally.

The firm makes a specialty ofenlarging portraits as wall aswaking pieture frames ia tavary latest styles of aonldings.

Ia the sheet piefnrea, Uwrhave thoBd W.aaWAwB ciwhich they lante ka' -- --- - "

JZHSGr BROS-- ,Hoiel.Sbeet, : : : HoMfeie

ag. 26-ld- iy.

i

K v

Ji '

v

1M

august 30. im.MTo vfTfaf FriSttl K-c- Moon,

J.r I 5 . . Aug. li i pe

2 3J 4 aanezvAug. a

10,11 FuB Moon,Auc. I

13 14 ia 16 17 ; IS 'Laat Quarter

18 20 21 a o v xF. i '

2627 23 i 29 J 30 31 ' f

FQKEIC .TfAIL SERVICE.

S;aii.shlj will iaavr for ad arrvemm San Franc soo and other foreigntori, on or about the following dates,till thepoxof ISO.

Leave IltESOUXOtDPE AT U05OLBUIran Riv Fiuiseiw Sax FE.urctoo

O VAJCroCVUt. ob Vancouver.

Australia Jnne23ABstrali. . ..Jaw 16

Mono! June28Arwa Jane 23Winimoo . . Jul y-- Mariposa . July 5Auatralia July 21 Australia. . . . July 11

Alameda July 28jVarrimoo. .July 23Arawa... Aug. lMomnrai Aug. 2Australia.,.. Aug. 18 Anstralia....Ang. 11MaripoM. Aug. 23WjL-naoo-... . SrpL 1 Alameda.... Aug. 30Australia..... Sept. IS Australia Aept. 8&fcno-orii....Sep- 22'Warrimoo.. .Lept.23Armra Oct. 3 Maripoaa. . . .Lept- - 27Auatralia Oct. 10;Auf,tralia Oct. 6Alameda Oct. 18,Arawa, Oct. 23Warrimoo...,. Not. 1 ilbnowai Oct. 25Australia ...Nov. 10 Australia Nor. 3ilariposa Nov. 15, Alameda... . Nov. 29Arawa. . ..... .Dec. 1 Worrimoo. . . Nov. 23Australia...-- . .Dec. S Auitralia Deo. 2Monowa! ...:Dec. 13, Mariposa Dec. 20Warrimoo. .. .Dec. 30 Arawa Dec. 22

'Australia....Dec. 31

VESSELS 15 POKT.

pTAVAL VtS3Kl.

BBMS Hyacinth, May, Equmnlt, B. C.

MEROIAVrMCV.

Bk Albert, Griffiths, .San Francisco.Am bktne S.N Castle, llubbard, San Fran.Ger bk Senta, Tiemann, l.ircrpool.Schr W STalbot,Blnhum,Newcftfitle N S W.OSS Australia, Hondlette, S FBk B T Bithet, Morrison. S F.Bk Alexandra, Barfield, Newcastle, N S W.Am bk Klikitat, Cutler, Fort Townsend.Am bk Amy Turner, Warland.New York.

FOREIGN VESSELS EXPECTED.

Am bk W S I'lielra. . Gray's Ear. . . .DueScbr Allen A S F(Mah) duejjchr Robert Lewers. .. Gray'H'b'r DueBr ship O ... Newcastle. . . .Aug. 20SehrSadio.... S F (Kah)....Aug. 20O & O S S Belgic. ... .Yokohama. .Aug. 21Bk CD Bryant SF Aug. 22KM S3 Mariposa... .Sydney Aug. 23Bk G N Wilcox.. ..Middlesborough.Aug25GABS Arawa.. Vancouver.. .Aug. 24OSS Alameda S F Aug. 30O A 8 S Warrimoo Sydney Aug. 30PMSS China San Eian. ...Sept. 3Bktne John Smith. . . .Newcastle. .Sept. 4Ger bk Paul Jsenberb. . Bremen . . . .Nov. 1

Bark Boutenbeck Liverpool... Nov. 23

We will nil be there. Where ?

Vhy, at the Schoutzen ClubMasquorado Bull. Monday, Sept- -

ember 3, 1894. Everybody isgoing. Are you ?

If Yovk Hoksb or Das sick send them at once to 205

King Streot. The only Veter-inary Infirmary in the Ropublicfully equipped with , modern ap-pliarc- es

and skillfull attendants.augl-l- m

J. J. Williams the well-kno- wn

Artistic Photographer is makinga specialty of portraits on WatchDials . and Silk Handkerchiefs.Complete sots of Lantern slideslectures can bo had at thogallory.For thoy are sold at a reasonablefigure by the dozen or bythehundred.

dlUlTdOURTFITfilDIT

OF THE

IN PROBATE.

In the matter of the estate of BtaK M6l-txv- o,

Utc of Honolulu, Oahu, defeated, in-

testate.Ob the readies; and fllinsr the petition of

MBS. NANCY 8T1LLMAN of u.

alleciug that Rofe Molteuo of said Honolulu,died intestate at said Honolulu, on the 4thday of February, A. D. 1SW. and pravlnj; thatletters of AdminWt ration lsue to her, aldNwcr StUlman.

It ft ordered, that on FRIDAY, the SUt dayof3 SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1S91. be and herebyit appointed for hearing said petition, in thecoartroom of this Court, at Honolulu, atwhich time and place all persons concernedstar appear and show cause. If any they hare,why said petition should not be jfranted.

Dated Honolulu, II. L, Aujr. S4, A. D. 1S9LBY THE COURT.

CXAKxrs F. Prrrssos,Clerk.

U. dly.

1STOTJCE.

Id future all BILLS for undertaking willbe payxbh) oc presenUtion. We are com-pxll-

to rvscrt to this rule, onaccouut oft&jTinfibiliiy to collect the majority of ourUndertaking tnlls after funerals are'over.

WILLIAMS BEOS.,

ED. A, WILUUIS.ilaaager.

au27-lw- d

XOTIOE.

ALL persona m warned not to permitanimals to tresspass on th laoda

fiCKa&ewai asd. Kssaoiliili, bclosgiag them&dm$i!4 riew sAieWw. AU aaiwdstomd a stvayisg ob tlw nee Iasd wiU b itatpoaaaed or i

- L3BKTAI VAI SLKG KK&.

LOCAL NOTES.

Opium 13 reported to be Terrplentiful and Ten' cheap.

Cloudy sky, with wind S, by"W. should be an indication ofrain.

The Board of Health now hassecret, or so-call- ed ''executive'sessions.

The steamer Belgic took for-

ward 1869 letters and 903 papers,3'esterday.

The steamers Iwalani andJames Makee will leave this afternoon for Kauai ports.

.Andrews, the police caPtain;

who did the illegal street nnnK'jhas not yet been arrested.

The usual weekly return of theMarshal from Hilo to Honoluluis expected to occur on next Sat-

urday.

Mr. Charles Stoeckle, the popular phonograph ist, is now interesting residents, with his machineon Kauai.

Registration is very slowlyprogressing. The members ofboth Boards have a OWt?ffl OUClfJsarin

on the So per day,

Tomorrow is the last day forregistry by intending votersThe time may, however, bo extended bv the councils.

E. A, Towso one of the Board.of Examiners denies the statement made that he is au applicantfor a police captaincy.

In the breach of promise caseJulia J. Freitas vs. Jose F. Souzaa iurv awarded damaees to theplaintiff, in the sum of one dollar.

Tho Mannerchor Society .hadan interesting meeting in thePacific Hotel parlors, last even-

ing. Tho Society will give aconcert in the near future.

There will bo man' novel andinteresting costumes displayed atthe Scheutzon club masque nextMonday evening. Tickots arebeing rapidly sold.

Auctioneer Levey will sell, tomorrow, at tho residence of G. O.

Nacayama, a lot of householdfurniture and other belongingsthereto. Sale commences at 10

o'clock.

Vaccination is not progressingrapid lv among children on theothor islands nor in town. Somephysicians have settled that thevirus is not fit for U3&. Parentsare naturally distrustful.

It is reported that Port Snrvoyor Sanders will bo gone foran extended, not brief, period oftime. Alreadj some of thehnngry ones have applied for theposition if vacant.

The "Improved Hawaiians"will meet this evening in theparlors of tho Y. M. C. A. build-ing. Instruction is to bo giventhem, in the near future, bow tobecome soldiers, "of Christ"

Although there are many idlemen, whites and natives, abouttown the Oahu Railway improve-

ments does not seem to lessen thenumber. Cause why? Becausethe contractor imports his ownraeu! How abont that $50 or atwo years' contract ?

A Surprise Party.

A uumber of masquers calledat the residence of Fred. Oatlast night and congratulated him.ou his reaching the anniversaryof his birthday, A most glorioustime was had and the 'JDaisyBells' "Butter Cups" Madon-nas" and "Davils" joinediu wishing their popular hostmany happy returns o the day.

For a woader Ute republicanspies did aot sml a conspiracy,

jaad allowed the paaiy to sowUiir wild ote.

It is to b hoped that the ar-

rival of the commissioners willhave the effect of making thenatives rcalisa the sitaatiomThere is absolutely no use forwaiting; and praying seems notto be in demand.

A DISGUISED POET.

By the Alamedy today, Hawaiiwas able to bail the return of its .

"poet laureate." The pompus I

little gentleman who flourishedthe American nag across the railof tho steamer this morning hasbeen in trouble, as have othersof our kamaainas. Iu this iu- -

stance an irrepressible vein of ; INTERNATIONAL SCHtJET-poet-ry

was the cause of disaster. CLUB, will onThe libretto was there It was as j

'good or even better than thei

average-has- h" which local poetsor "doeeerelists" i?enerallv nreCO O - 4.

sent to the public. j1

Onr "poet" wanted music. He i

wanted a "Wagner and he got it. j

Sauvlet who is a professor and j

always ready to make a dollar; I

'composed" (using old themes) I

the melodies desired for the song.jof our Dutch-America- n friend i

and arranged a most martial tunefor our Byron. He also sent ina bill, and that is where the rowoccured. Hawaii's "American''Appollo from Tarmany herauswill not pay. He was actuallystODDOd and nOW we are Without I

a monarchy, music, and laureates! i

3Iay the "poet" branch out oncemore.

A Pet Rewarded.

Mr. J. "W. Kalua has been appointed

Judge of the SecondCircuit Court The Attorney-Gene-ral

is to be complimentedop this appointment and he will

probably huve his hands full indefending the "judge'" againstthe "wicked" "royalist" chargeswhich now will be preferredagainst "His Honor.'

Now York, Aug. 2L A dispatchfrom Lima Another heavyengagement has taken place nearTrujilo between the governmenttroops and General Seminario'srebels. There were heavy losseson both sides before the Gueril-las withdrew from the field.

Lima (Peru), August 20. Therebels have been defeated atRnarras.

Portsmouth. August '20 TheSatanita beat the Britannia to-da- y

for the Albert Club in the regattaof the Royal Albert Club. Thecourse was about forty-s- ix miles- -

The Alb?rt Club was won lastvearby the Satinita., defeating the. Nav- -

ahoe, Britannia and Colunna.

London.. August 20. Replyingto a question in the House of Com-

mons as to what action the Government would take in view of theHouse o Lord's veto of the EvictedTenants bill. SirWi;lim VernonHacourt said that while this was

tho greatest question that canoccupy the ixovernraet a attentton,it was inadvisable to make any sta-

tement- on tho subject nt present.

Mussillon (O.), Aug. 20. J. S.Coxey announces that the pro-- 1

posed Labor Da- - oommouweal j

demonstration .in Washingtont.n 1. K J J J" 11. I Iuna uvcu iiuuuuuceu, uuu umvthe next attack on the Capitolwill be made in December, whenCongress reassembles.

Hongkong, August 6. Chinese j

residents at Kobe, have been attacked, and maltreated by a Japanese moli.

Shanghai, August J7. Russiais ready to throw an' army ofover 200,000 men into Cdrea, ata short notice. The Russianarmy is being constantly re-

inforced.

Torpedoes are being laid iuthe Peiho river by the Chinese.

The Japanese fleet in Korea,numbers 13 war vessels.

The; Chinese captured a Jap-anese vessel w and took her intoT&ko.

London, August 8. The Jap-anese has captured Seikwan. TheChinese lost over 500 men.

England aad Russia have ;

abandoned mediation betweenChina and Japan.

A soarser Widower does thehoeseworkjSO cBickly he oftaawoaders what the women &nd topotter-'abo- ut so long, it doessot take the soft soap man squarter of aTai&uto to make bisbed and he is just as quick in

ZEN held

says:

I selling SEVENTEEN BARS ofSOAP for SI .25, THIRTYBOXES of Tofcio PARLORMATCHES for TEN' CENTS.

N. BREHAM.Bethel St., Mutual Tel. 314.

aug 22

l- -

MEETING NOTICE- -

An important of the

; "uay .vtmiMU, auu. 31.!

At lho ptt6t &Vt. meetings, the'RPatinrr. oorvimnd:iHnn wns ox--" ' " "hausted. In future extra chairsfor members will be provided.

S3T Don't fail to attend.

GEO. GAVENAUGH.Secretary,

aug 30-2ts-dly

YIAYI REMEDIES.

Wlli t. CCKE Consumption, P.heuiaftiUm,Catarrh, Croup, a!! Skin d'.secses, Female Com.plaints, and Piles iu the worst Torn.

Hopes are entertained that it will cureLcDrosy.

They ere Vezetable Remedies and canbe U!t by the most delicate and the youngestchild.

Prices within the reach of all. Sold br 31 r.IOB Kins fttreet, Way

aloes, under Herraony Will, onolulu

ADMINISTRATION'S NOTICE.

THE' UNDERSIGNED having been dnVy

appointed Administratrix: of the estate of H.K. Kuliiiue (k), late of Halanla, Kohala,Island of Hawaii, deceased.

Notice Is hereby given to all creditors ofthe deceased to their claims whethersecured by Mortgage or otherwise dulyauthendicated and with the proper vouchers,if any exist, to the undersigned within sirmonths from the date hereofor they will beforever barred; and all persons indebted tothe said deceased are request to make Im-

mediate payment at the Office of S. K.Ka-se- - Corner of King md Bethel Streets.Upstairs.

MRS. NAOMI KAAIHUE,Administratrix of the Estate of H. K.

Kaaihue, deceased.Honolulu, Augus 14 IS93. 3w.

290 Ring Up 290

UnitedCarriageCompany,

M. REIS & J.C. QUINN

POUND MASTER'SNOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all persons thatthere are at the Government Pound atila-kik- i,

two strayed bulls. I black: bullbranded K on right hind leg. 1 pinco bullbrand indisoribablo on leg.

Anv Derson or persons owing these bullsAre requested to come and take tho same onor before 12 o'clock noon, SATUBDAY,SEPT. 15. 1S94.

JA3IE3 KUKONA,Pound Master.

Makiki, Aug. 30, 1S91. aug 30-lw-

POUND MASTER'S

NOTICE.Notice is hereby given to all persona that

there are at the Government Pound at "M-akiki. six strayed horses.

1 red horse, white spot on the forehead.on

on thenina lejr, poony rauaiuuu.

black horse, branded the lett

red horse, white spot on tbe-bac- brand-ed J R on the right

1 white horse, brand Indiscribable on therieht poorly condition.

horse, white spot on the forehead,three white feet, brand indiscribable on theleft,

person or persons owing inese norsesare requested to come and take the same onor before 12 o'clock noon SATURDAY,BEPTEMBEP. S,

JAMES KUKONA,Pound Master.

Makiki, Aug. 1591. aug ly

THE COMMERCIAL

SALOON,

HARRY KLEMME, ManagerNuuami & Beretinia sts.

ifonoluln,Tf. I.

The pijly .Sporting House inTown.

O. P. S. a Sge'cialitv.

LOIIENGBIX LAG.ER iBEER,Always on Draught.

2 GLASSES FOR 25 CENTS.

Bet of Wines, Liquors,V (uid Cigars.

AliWAYS OK "HAXl.

MasqueradeBall -

--GIVEN BY THE

I Scuiieizen

OLD ARMORY HALLBereUrm Street,

Monday, Sept. 3, '94

Grand March commences prom-ptly at 9. ra.- -

Every masker is requested to beon time so as to make this thembch of the season.

None but -- those masked will bo"

allowed on the floor until afterhave unmasked.

No mask must be removed uutilprizes are awarded. Anyone doingso will be birred from prize comp-etition.

Just read them oyer, and to-morrow we will have them in MS. LEVY store window, whichwill he announced in the papers,so you am see them as well; andif you doni say they are the most,beautiful and serviceable that wereever given well, call us . Youneed not be ashamed to say thatyou them at the SchuetzenClub Ball; they will be a credit ioyou and to us. The best of is,they will be awarded "fair andsquare." The judges are unknownand will tnaKe their decision whileall are msisqtie. At the soundof a"g'Hig will please assembleat the platfurm when the winningparties will be called up costumeand the prizes awarded then andthere. The winner must then un-mask in the presence of all, soeveryone cm se who wins.

LADIES' PRIZES.

First Prize.Best dressed lady character: A

handsome silk dress pattein.Second Pkize.

Second-b.s- t dressed lady charac-ter: A superp album.

Third Prize.Funniest female character: One

Turkish plush rug. 4x6 feed.. Second funniest female charac-

ter: One half-doze- n solid silverspoons.

Best sustained female character:The finest pair of shoes in town.If they dont fit, the judges will tellyou were to get them changed.

Best "hard times" lady costume:Fivepound box purest Frenobcandy.

GENTLEMEN'S PRIZE.

First PrizeFinest dreased male character-Panam- a

hat.Second finest dressed male cha-

racter: One-hal- f dozen silverspoons.

Funniest dressed male character:Box 100J finest Havana cigars.

Second funnitst dressed malechar.cter: One coal oil stove.

Best "Hard Times" male character: One bed rng.

Besides the above tnantionedprizes others will be given out, atthe dlsrntion of infWc frrnrihv Mnnt.i;.

Smilh'sShoe Store and the Elite Ice Cream

i Parlos.10 iiverybody conx and have

the best time you e 'er had on theIslands, Everybidy is invitedfrom the President down.

Prizes notv on view at N. SLEVY'S Store. 75 Fort Street.

au2S-lw- d

To Let ox Lease,A HOUSE oa King street, to T. R.

walkers premises, containing- parlor, din-ning room, and three bedroom, besidekitchen, bathroom, stables and all modernconveniences, lately occupied by Mr. Denlson.

I Artesian laid; rent moderate to responsible p&rtr. Addreia

ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ.auj 2:1--1 m

J. TRUSCHLER,JBoot; & Shoemaker.

FoH Street.

Repairing, neatly Done, halfsole and heel with pegs, $1.00.Half sole and heel sewing. 1.50.

au7

ADMIXISTEATIOrS x HOT ICS.

.miniTHE UNDERSIGNED

) . . 1karisg- ... duly.

Paa, HosolalB, 0ah3, deceased.Notice U hereby gives to aH creditors of

5e!1 toBt their cWbs whether

" ay exkt to the a4r4;Md witH giBoatte frois tfee date fcfr Uey wBt

th sM ieemsH are re teautke im--

?rrr ,riyr of 3. k.of Kia aa tetfel Streets,Up-stak- a.

Jeeei Hsus Pale, (k) deeeased.

branded JKN the left hind leff, poorly I --

1 white" horse, branded A C left I A Tickets for sale at1 Ton hind

leg.1

hind ley.

hind leg,I prev

hind leg.Any

ISii.

Cor.

-

all

won

all

all

ihe

neit

water

H.

teem

oe

Terr

PUEfflED

15 CSSD BY THE CONSOLIDATED

CO MP ANY Limited.

EXCEPTING ONE

Importersi Wholesale

and

G--. B. D.MADE IN PARIS.

&

Corner Fort &

n F w I! AK

Will 1st Remove from his present store onstreet, to Smith fcou street. After I get settled it will be to your

to note the etc, that will appear in this column.

:- -:

-Now. for the first time

right here in Honolulu. Bythe only man outside of the UnitedKingdom, who uses WIRE, whichwill not RlTST; he having securedexclusive rights to use tho dame.

HOME INDUS- -

TRY

ia a phrase. But if yonwant to build up a Nation,

mu&t be fostered. Keep yourmoney in your own islands, andbuy a

Solid ComfoilSpring

made in Honolulu, fhioh will nt t i

SAG or RUST. or. f

Perfection Cot,Child's Crib, Yerandaa Chair.

Lounge, Tbree-Qaarte- ra Single andFull alze. Folding Wire Beds.

suitable V y.mrclimate; PRIGEa suitable totimes, a; you find tbera. Forthe

I5est BED in the

I rec-unrae- the II ART FOR I)WEAVE SPRING IJKD. TtebfcfV?re all through,

as fine as clnth. &lia4 iuch. Maple fr.mrs. MalleableCasting?. Warranud in everr par-ticular. Jfevir yet failed totMve

I offer th,si g.vdjf to ouhlfew:th confi-fence- , havtns msdethftnKr year? You can now pyt your

WATER

SODA WATEE WORKS

HOLLISTER &CO.

"Eire Cigrstxs,

SrrLOfciaLgr Tcfbstcco,

Smokers --Articles-Agents

fqrthe Celebrated

PIPES,

Benson, Smith Co.,

The Corner DRUG STORE

Pure Drugs,Fine Perfumes,

Prompt A.ttention,Low Prices

mi

Woven Wire

Mattressesmanufac-

tured

PATRONIZE

hackneyed

Non-Corrosi- ve

ARTICLES

ZVarket,

satisfaction.

aug?

and Retail Dealorsin

Hotel Sts. aul

NOTICE,

MACHINE MADE

POI!FACTORY, : : KALIHI.

Taro Plhitta, Fresh Tops and RawTaro at all timea.

Ring Up Mutual Telephone 577Bell 315 W. L. WILCOX,

jy'25 Manager.

OuRNEB orN'uuanu and Beretnma Street.

561 Both Telephones:-- 561

GOOD, RELIABLE andjy27 tf. CIVIL DRIVERS.

Gust A. Mauer,

HAW AllAX HOTEL BARBER

Ladies Shampooing a speci--'alty. Honolulu. aug4.

Chas. T. GulickNOTARY PUBLIC

For the Island of Oahu.

Agent to Take AcknowledgraPntto Labor Contracts.

Ageut to Grant Marriage Licen-ses. Honolulu, Oahu.

on AUGUST Hotelthe place formerly occupied by Benson, Co.,

Port advant-age prices,

..indus-tries

Bed,

the

WOYEK

the

Agent for tho Ilaw'a Islands ofPtrr ,v Soorra Freight

and Parcels Express.Agfcul for the Burlingtqn Route

Real Esiats Brsier aii-ffiaen- l lsBell Tel. 343; Mat. Tel,

139; P, O. Box 41.OFFICE: No. 36 JOTOHA8T

Street, TfnnoTnln. IT.

I

DMIIPPOIHotel Slret XAriington Block3

Tttm bv TSiore has received cblher

a.pakbse JSilk:,

Fancy Goods, jJ 9 : .

-

- Per, S. S. "China.

BhUUTIFGL SILK

AND CRAP-B-.

Dtss ia all fibad, plain aad fitrami.04lVTWe Covers,

Bed OoTers, Gowns,Chesriv-s- . Sha-srla- .

it: 1. w 1

1' C Koin mn1 'Hip 1Uuiiuun

All Onion PhMJ Drsperi, ,

EMBROIDERED

HANDKERCHIEFS

' . . .Tae-ket- Cups Etc., Etc.

NOVELTIES:

Jli I'rfwsof thwo Goods will astonish youInelnding

ELEGANT SILK KIMONOS!

HmmIknim Cigarette Cases,Pin Cushions,

Silk Ten Co.-wie-

i WWK AND SMALL JtlUXESB IU!JS

Silk UtubrcJlKS, light but strong;Ohnir Saddles, Silk;lkoitxx) Illinda, fitted with pulleys;Silk Lamp Shades, new Btylo.

.IAl'A'HSK.SCItCCXS. From $3 Up.

UKin: J.U'ANESK UMBRELLAS

li Okn be Set with Polo In the ground,Hteo for Picnics or Lnncheaont of doors,thej"Wn be ofxlnod ont or UHod as n tent.

COTTON GRAPES"

IN GREAT VARIETY

"iJirilnBjtHitlBn Respectfully Invited.

iMhs. .T.P.P. Oalsaco,Ar6prietress.

AprlS-S-ms

JUST ARRIVED,

BABY - CARRIAGES

OK ALL STYLES,

CAPETS,RUQ8,. !

... t

M A TS- F i

IN THE LATEST PATTERNS.

"HOUSEHOLD

SEWING MACHINES

Li and Sewing Macuixss,

IAM With the Latest Improvements'

PARLOR .1

Organs, Q-uitarr- r

AnI'Other Mnricsil IcstrnmesU f

Wines, Liquors, Bee..ALWAYS ON HAND, AND

FOB SALE BY

El). H0FF8GHUEGE1 k CO.

kltin nnrw. lectin .f IMt'ii

.-- ?'. tin eI ai yvo vying rec vu.

.'UUANTjr STREET

DealeiuSftdic81 &.Gttel Bootsarid Sfec $ ,mde io .

POBox 7 j' ' C .If

S3-- TjSrSTjTRA-jSrpEjE-J

IEE AND M-ABIN-E

THE UNDERSIGNED IS" AUTHORIZED

TO TAKE FERE and MARK E BISKS ON .;

Bixildings, Miexxhandise, -IE.

BLnlls Cargoes,. TVeiQhts and : " v

-- CommissionsA&Ourrent Bates; in-- the EoUowiiig Cosy

. 'nauely: -

ItCLYAfc COMPANY, LIVERPOOL. "

ALLIANCE ASSGRANCfi FIRE & MAKINE, LONDON,

WILHELMA OF MADGEBUKG GENERAL INSURANCE GO JSUN INSURANCE COMPANY, SA1nt FRANCISCO.

Agent the Islands.

Robinson Block, Hotel St., between Fort and Niaiamt,

Have Just Received, per Lalo Arrivals, the 3 surest Steel; FTJR ;

N1TURE Ever Imported to

Handsome Carved Bedroom SetsiIn Solid Oalc, and

for Hawaiian

of

ESPECIAL ATTENTION IS CxVLLED TO THESE SETS: j

WICKER 'XTVA.FLTSL,Beautiful Designs of "Wicker Ware, consisting of i

SOFAS, CHAIRS, ROOKERS, etc., vou can got these in any'EINISH you desire.

3E3L jA. HE Jtrt SJ 9

Countless numbers of CHAIRS, iu every style, including OFFICEand HIGH CHAIRS.

iETElTSICasr TABLES,Wo have had a number of calls for these T&blos, with CHAIRS to

match. "We havo now in stock tho most

BEAUTIFUL DINING BOOM FURNITUREEVER SEEN HERE.

Country, '

of the LATEST DESIGNS.

!

Hesidenck:Mutual 410

P. O. Box 117

Sideboards -:- - and -:- - Chiffoniers

Divans covered with PORTIERS are becoming quito the rage inplaco of LOUNGES wo manufacture thorn to order, and havo alaigo stock of PORTIERS to select from.

BBDDI1TQ-- .Groat Assortment ofWOYEN "WIRE MATTRESSES Spring.Hair, j

Moss, "Wool and Straw Mattresses on "hand and made to order.LIVE GEESE FEATHERS and SILK FLOSS for Pillows. I

CRIBS, CRADLES, otc. j

WINDOW SHADES of all colors and sizes.CORNICE POLES, in wood or brass trimmings. j

Matlrossos, Lounges and all Upholstered Fnrniluro ropairod at!reasonable rates.

CABINET MAKIN'G, in all its brunches, by Competent "Workmen. I

MATTING LAID and Interior Decorating under tho Supervision ofGEORGE ORDWAY.

Goods nro First Class, and our prices are the lowest Como '

bo convinced a trial is solicited. .

Bell 525. telephones: MutualORDTYAY & PORTER, Robinson Block, between Fort and Nuuann

Telephones:Bell 351

IFutual

this Comprising

Mr.Our

and645.

417

F..IB. THOMAS,

CONTRACTOR and BUILDER

JSstimates Griven on A.I1 KindsOF

liWOODIBO

AUrviods of Jobbing in the Building Trade,S - 'v Attended to. . "''

KEEPS OR SALE:Bricfr, i-i- Ceaent. Iron Stone Pipe and Fitting,

t. Old & JNew Coxragated Iron, MintomTilee,QtMtrry; Til as, Jweorled siaee and colors;

0lifoini& and Monterey Sand,, . Gwaite Garbing and Blocks etc., etc.

. ; i Corner King a Sdiith Sts. -OFFICE YARD : Office Hom, k to m M .

Fire, Life dfc MarineINSURANCE.

. HAETFQRD FIRE INSURANCE CO..Assets, $ 7,109,825.49

LONDOTASTCASHIRE EIRE INS-- CO.tAssets, 4,3.17,052.0.0;

THALES-IERSE- Y MARINE INS. CO.,

Assets, $ 6,124,057.00NEW-YOR- K LIFjS INSURANCE CO.,

- . Assets, $137,499,198.99

::--. General Agent fat the Hawaiian Islands, Honolulu

IV J

IMPORTEBS AND DEALERS TN

z G;roceries,I&xxvdsions

GOR-NER'-FOR- T KINGiSTS;AST &

New Goods Reo'dBy every Packet from tho Eastern Statos and Europe.

Fresh California Produce bv even steamor.

All orders faithfully attended to, and Goods delivered toany part of the city FREE OF CHARGE.

Island Orders Solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed, PostOffice Box No. 145, Telephone No. 92.

THE HONOLULU SOUP HOUSE.

Sells the very best quality of SOAP at &1.50 per 100 pounds and 17 bars of 25pounds honest weight for 51.25. GERMAN BLUE CASTILE SOAP, manufact-ured br Grans Bros., Mannheim, Germany, at 10 cents per pound. TOILETSOAP," retail at wholesale prices. SOFT S(AP In tins of 4a pounds, SL25. -

STEARIC WAX MINING CANDLES, manufactured by the Emrcy CandleWorks of Cincinatl, Ohio. 13 Candlea for 25 cents.

KIAWE EIRE WOOD. $10 per cord. The same cut In blocks ofJ2 Incheslone at any quantity from ?I up. Delivered free of charge to any part of the city.KIAWE CHARCOAL at 40 cenU a sack.

IMchmond, Va., CEDAR WOOD POI PAILS finished with brass hoops. Smallsize 50 cente; large size 75 cents. Empty Vinegar and Wine BARRELS as waterreceivers at $1.

KITCHEN SALT in sacks of 100 pounds. 50 cts TABLE SALT given away.Highest cash price paid for HIDES, SKINS and TAiXOW.THREE (3) PACKAGES, containing 30 BOXES of TOKIO PARLOR MAT-

CHES, only TEN-CENT-

Mutual Telephone 314.

.P. O. Bnx 480. Mutual TEi.Epno.vE:245.

The Cheapest Placeon the Islands to Buy

'M t-- JJg ftfift QQQ

IS A.T

! "CORNER OF tKing:& Nuuanu Sts.

jySO

chock look, I

lrecliaiit7 TailorNo. 4S Nuuanu-- St., Honolulu.

A fine assortment of American, English andScotch clothi on haad. Good work and. aTirst-clas- s fit guaranteed. Clothes Cleanedand Repaired. '

Kwong Sins --LoyMerchant Tailor,

"Dry Goods, Men and Ladies's

Shoes.No. 487 Klac Street, netr "HoJobim."

J)EALSS in

lfri,F4 Fiufiiijltog

? - iFine TailoringPise Chinaee and Japanese

' "HandkerchiefsK08. 31 to"$3 Nuuanu St. Hono

I Jloirjl, lulu,. p;.OBext53. 3J5

X

Bethel StreetjaugO

w jRTTLlm?Q

THE

sr L 'Honolulu

H. L

THE COMMERCIAL

oALUUn,

HarrkKlemme, ManagerCor. Nuuanu & Bertknia sts.

Honolulu rH. L .

The Only Sporting House inv Town.

O. IB.-- S. a.Specialitv.

LOHENGRIN LAGER BEER,Always on JDranght. '

2 GLASSES FOB 25 CENTS.

Bc&jifvWines, Liquors,and Gigars,

ALWAYSON "HAND;

AXhrava Keep a Hind Sappjj-o- f

the Yerr

IBest Pioneer SoaDf1

In Cai o40., 42, 50, 60 and TO Sirs each;THIS SOAP 15 THE

Finest Imported Hire.

special prices tor 5 cases

i

m mm a coiip s

Celebrated Brands of

SCOTCH TOMEII&kS '

BEN ALDOCHLAN, -

A ins ley's

OLD Blended GlenlivetGLE ,NI0N Extra, Special

GLENLI0N

SPECIAL LIQUEUR

SCOTCH WHISKEY.

.F. GEK.TZ,

9

BOOT and SHOEaCAICEH I

Repairing Neatly Done.

Opposite the Club Stables. Fort Street, andwill be glad to see his old friends. my7 tf

W.A.JSTT-J2D-

CORNlTDRE, DISHES, GLASSWARE,1 Clocks, AVatches, Jewelry, Old Gold andSilver, and ev.crvthlng.bought and sold at IHKing Street, corner of Alakca. Jy27

P. O. Box 200- - 405 Nnmnu St.

S. YASUMORI,

MERCHANT TAILOR.

Dealer in Japanese Goods, Bootsand Shoes of Japanese make;Cheap for Cash, Now Goods.byEvery Steamor. . jy 23

LEE SUrSO KEE.49 KING STBEET.

TINSMITH, and DEALER IN GLASS-- 1svare. Crockery, Coal-Oi- l Stoves, Water

Pots Plnmbing in All IU Branches Faith- -

fnlly tcecnteu. jyi-- F

Y. LUM SING,

Dealer in Fruits and Groceries.Fresh Fruits by Every CaliforniaSteamer, Eresh Island Butterfrom Hawaii. 135 Fort Street.Coffee Roasted. P O. Box 169Fresh Island Produce, GoodsDelivered to Any Part of theCity, jy21

SIXQ YUEN KEE,

TINSMITH and DEALER IN

TINWARE.

Piping Laid nd Repaired. AllOrders Promptly Attended to.Charges Very Moderate. Call andSee Us. No. 222 Maunakea St.,Honolulu. iy20 lm

"ITOIIATSV"JirPOBTEP. and DEALER IN GENERALI Merchandise, ExclsHTely c JapaneseManslMtare WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

204 end 206 Fort Street.P.O.Box 116 Mutual Tel- -. 592. jjlS

JSTew J apart-"Mar;ke- t.

S67 Mavnnkca Street.

iFresh Meat on Ice 4 Pound 25Cts.

Suouki, Manager.augl

CHIN KEE.HORSBSHOEING SHOP,

: Mauuakea & Pauahi Strset.

XnrstaHMad T.HI 50WIKM1WH ...............iAl TO

Oppo. Qneen Emma Hall,

Established 1SS3.

JOS. TINKER,

FAMILY

aMaler of the Celebrated

Cambridge Pfk Sautatt !

Try Them.

(Mutual Telephone. Number.

YOKOHAMA

BAZAAR,Corner of

HOTEL & NUUANU Sts.

Silk and Crepes,Embroidered Hadkerchiefj,

Window CurMins, ..Straw Hats,Fans, Lnnkms,iBasket3. all .spria;Dishes, Tea and Breakfast Sta,Trays, Flower Pots. SnkBedquilto,Bamboo Screens, Neck-U-e 5Ufcand Crepe. Shirts, Japanese .rToya,Japanese Provisions by the whole-sale.

jy2S MURATA & CO.

City - Carriagetff'Q. Co.

Blacksmith Shop107 KING STREET

B. BEJIlT, tyupt

Blacksmith WorkAND

Carriage Repairing

PAINTING :AND r TRIMMING

In all ita Branches, at BedRock Prices.

Mutual Telephono 382

Give ua a Call and iudsotor yourself. jy23

Ho ten ee do.

Tinsmiths and Dealers

Crockery, GAsswarertfc.

water pipes laid and plumbingneatly executed

No 1 Nnnanu St, between King and HotelAsea Balldlnc jy82m

WiMg Sing GfcMmt,NO. 320 NUUANU STP.EET, HOXOLULt?

A flne asgortraent of American,EngHah and Scotch Ciotbaonhand- - gocd work and a - FIRSTCLASS fit guaranteed

Cfotheseaecldn &, repaired jy71m

SAM YEE HOP,No. 552 King Street, Dealer inCalifornia and Hawaiian Frnitsand Tegetables. Goava Jelly,Tea and Gmnnd Coffee, Cigars etc.

fy20

JlTO'u. Tat. ifS. P. O. Boa ijJ.

WING WO TAI 0O.,

Gom mission Merchants,

Loostzss asd Dxalzss nf

General :- -: KrnkaMif .

Fiae MaaBa. Cars, Cainxia aadJsmtK CroefcgrTTrrrMati,' t a - riiMiiaMnii

. Ckkest oimt ml

... , .M--aUf- 4l