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"A Trip to Chinatown" by the lloyt "nilMcKee Company.

Tlio Hawaiian Oporti Houseprorfeutnd a beautiful spectaclelast , orowdod as it was fromstag1 to roof. Fall boxes com-

plete 1 tho fino effect. Mr. andMrs. Inviu had a party in tboirbox, Mrs. Wildor'3 gucsto ocoupied tbo uppoaito one, and tbo twoupper boxes were crowded withboautv Hud fashion.

"A Trip to Chinatown,!' Ohas.Hoyt'n roaring Sau Franciscocomedy, waB tho attraction, pro- -,

snntoil by tho Hoyt and McKooNow York Madison Squaro Tho-ol- er

Company. Tho cast of char-acters was this:Wtlbnd Strone. "a man with one foot

In the grave" Harry Connoruen uay, a weauny san rrancisco

bachelor, of the Union CubHugh J. Ward

Rashleieh Gav. nenhew of Ben Gav.of the Bohemian Club Robt.Dunbar

Norman Blood, chum of Rasl. iph. ofthe Bohemian Club Arthur Pade

Willie urow. proposed at lue Bohemian Club Miss Madeline Lick

Noah Heap, walterat "The Kiche" restaurant Win. Bernard

Hoffman Price, manager of Cliff HouseSam Marlon

Slavln Payne, a servant of Ben Gay'Harry Cashman

Turner Swift, who runs the er

F. MorseStlllman J. BrawnTony Gay, niece of Ben Gay '..

Miss Viola GilletteIsabelle Dame, friends of the Gays

" Miss Maria AdamsFlirt, Mrs. Guyer's maid

Miss Emma SlegelMrs. Guyer, a widow from Chicago,

not too strenuous on culture, butmakes up for it in "biff"

Miss Alene Crater

Tho scones woro put on snperb-- hj

forming not a littlo of thotriumph achieved. It would bohardly fair to his oxcollent sup-port to Bay that Mr. Connor car-ried tho play on his broad back.Yet without his Gnishod businossand consummate drollory thorowould have, boon littlo to uiepjionbeyond ,V high class of varietyshow.

It ought to be enough to saythat the whole bouso was kept

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in constant titillation, punctuatedwith bursts of applauso andontlinsiastio rocalls. Bouquetsbegan to fly early, beginning witha tribute of regulation Hawaiianlois. Besides good aoting by alltbo performers, there was some-thing now in danoing that sottho house wild. Lively acrobaticsenlivened this foaturo. Miss Emma Siogols petite figxuowas muchin evidence, and her single footmofisuros causod a furore.

Singing, both individual andcompany, evinced talent to equipa good sized opera troup.Prof.Borgor with his local orches-tra did credit to tho community.

Tim Chlcfcn Auhca Dead.

Tho High Chiefess Auhoa i,

a cousin of Lunaliloanda relative of Georgo Beckley andMary Ailaa of this city, died ather home on Punchbowl strootlato yesterday aftornoon at thoago or sixty. Auhoa was apparently quite well during tho day.On going homo in tho aftornoonsho was forced to take to hor bedand, in a very short time, wasdead. Heart failure was thocauso.

Auhoa was a vory high ohiofessand was at ono timo named byEalakaua as GovernosB for thoIsland of Molokai in recognitionof hor standing. Howevor, hisplans fell through and sho

in private life.The funeral will take placo

from tho lato rosidenco on Punch-bowl street this afternoon.Friends are invitod to attond.

Subjects of Hor Majesty QueenVictoria and others interested arorominded that the grand ball to beheld in commemoration of hor 80thbirthday takoB placo on WodnoB-da- y

evening, May 24. See NowToday.

Friday, tho 19tb, from 10 to 12o'clock, tl.!0 Pacific. Import Co,will hold spooial sale of hosiery.Wo beg to call attention' that at 12o'clock sharp this speoial sale willstop.

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series, Crockery,

OLD LEAGUE IS CONTINUED

Now Made Up of Star, Kamebameba

and Artillery Teams.

Work Done at Today's Meeting All Arrange

ments (or Coming Season Completed

First Game B'tween Kams and Star.

Thcro will bu three teams inthis season's baseball league andtho first game will bo betweon tboKamohamoha and Star teams onSaturday, May 27. This was d

at a meeting of tbo leaguehold in the Chamber of Commerceat tho noon hoar today.

Thcro were present at tho meet-iu- g,

lonreSonttitiveB of both theStar and Kamohamoha teams.John Mahuka represented thoEarns and had tho proxy of Johnii7: 'sr.,- - t n rtn(n tvoted as Manager and captain oftho Stars.

It was first decided that thereshould bo a continuation of tbnold league of tho last year as thoroworo still two teams represented.Then came the consideration ofoutsido teams. Thero wero alsopresent at tho mooting, "W. Hyattand J. Kimball, captaib and nun-ago- r

respectively, of tho artilleryteam, ns woll as threo represontativos of tho team from Battory K.

Then followed talk on tho mat-ter of tho number of teams. HarryWhitnoy, who acted as chairmanof tho meeting, stated that it was ofno ueo for a weak team to bo plac-ed in tbo field. That was oxoctlytho troublowith last year's season.It would bo bettor for the batteriesto combine and put a good team intho uolu. xuey woulu, in anyevent, find tboir hands full takingcaro of tho Star and Kamehamehateams.

Finally it was decided that thomatter bo left with tho representatives of tho Star and Kamohamehateams, J. O. Carter Jr. made amotion to the ofFcot that a teamfrom tho artillory to bo known astbo Artillery toam, bo admittedinto the league. This was seconded by John Mahuka and carriedunanimously. Nominations werothen closed. Tho arrangomont ofthis team will bo left with thobasoball playors in tho artillory.An effort will bo mado to got thecooperation of tho playors of Bat-tery K. It is understood that thomen aro perfectly willing to playbut that tho captain of tbo batteryis averso to having thorn go intoany games unless it bo as a battory team.

Mr. Kimball statod tbat bospoko for Batteries A, I and Mand that a team could be put intbo league from those threo com-mands. A reprosetit'ilive of Battory K aroso and mud tbat thatbattery had already for mod a toamand that thore were fino playersin its ranks. This could bo soenby tho game it was proposedshould bo played with tho Kamehameha team. Ho considered thatBattory K had as much of a claimus tho other battorios to enter theleaguo. Tho captain had fittedthem out with uniforms and tbeywanted to play.

J. O. Carter, Jr., stated that anarrangement had been made withthe Association whereby tho leaguewould get fifty per cont of the gatereceipts. Ho movod that of thisfifty por cont, twenty-fiv- e goto thowinning team, fifteen to tho losingtoam and ton per cent for Gxponsos.This was unanimously carriod.

The noxt and last business wastho nrrangoment of tho first game.It was agreed that this should boon May 27 and tho captains of thothreo teams procoouod to drawwith tho result given abovo. Thoremainder of tbo sohodulo willbo arranged by tho captains of thothreo toams.

Tho men in chargo of tho teamBaro as follows: J. 0. Carter, Jr.,manager and captain pro torn oftho Star team; John Wiso, manager, and John Mahuka, captainof the Kamehameha toam; J.Kimball, manager and W. Hyatt,captain of tho Artillory toam.

HILO AND HONOLULU

COMPANY.

RAILWAY

Application Sop Chapter of Another Lineon Hawaii and Names of Local and

Outside Incorporators.

Yesterday's issuo of the Bulle-tin gave tbo first and exclusive in-

formation of tho organizing of anopposition railway schomo for thoisland of Hawaii. Just beforeclosing time of the publio depart-ments, tho Bftino evening, an appli-cation for a charter aud a form ofagreomont was filed in tho officeof tho Minister of tho Interior.

" Tho Hilo and Honolulu Rail- -

way Company" is tho namo of tboproposed corporation. It desirespowers under tuo general railwayact to build and oporate a railroador railroads and branoh lines in,from, between and through thodistricts of Hilo, Hamakua andKohala on tho island of Hawaii.

It is proposed that tho Govern-ment grantsuch government landsas may bo necessary for tbo company's buildings, etc., also theireo ubo of water.

Tho .proposed location of tholines shall bo submitted to theMinister of tho Interior for approval within ono year from tbodata of ngroomont. Upon tho ap-

proval of such location tho com-pany agrees that it will forthwithcommeuco tho actual constructionof the railroad or railroads andbranch lines.

Tbo company covenants tbat,within threo years from tho datoof tho approval of the location, itwill have completed and in running order and operation a railro&a .r'Tailronds from Hilo toand through the abovo mentioneddistricts to tho port of Kawaihaein tho district of Kohala, or someothor port in that district hero-aft- er

to bo designated, and that itwill thereafter oporato and main-tain said railroad or railroads, asa publio railroad or railroads dur-ing tho romaindor of tho term ofits corporato existence

If tho company shall not havecompleted tho railroad or railroadsand brancu linos within turooyears from tbo dato of tbo ap-proval of tho location, the Minist-er of tho Interior shall have thoright and privilego to doolaro for-

feited tho franobiso of tbo oompa-n- yto construct the linos, providod

that written notice of forfoituro boserved on the company. In caseof delay to the company fromstrikes, riots, mobs, litigation, orol or causo beyond tho control oftbo company, tho timo lost byRuch unavoidable dolay shall notbo computed against tho com-pany.

Nothing in tho ngroemont shallbe construed to prevent the com-pany from heroaftor, from timo totime, locution, constructing andoperating othor branoh lines intho districts beforo namod, subjectto the approval of tho Ministor oftho Interior.

Tho applicants for a charter fortho Hilo and Honolulu RailwayCompany aro: Wado J. Brownoand Herbort B. Gohr, represent-ing Eastorn capitalists; Tbos.RainWulkor and Francis M. Swanzy,ofTboo. K. Davios&Oo., Ltd.,John S. Walker, Col. J. W. Jonesand Judge Gardnor K. Wildor, alloxoopting the two first-name- d gon- -

tlomon being residents of the Ha-waiian Islands. W. O. Smith,formor Attorney-Gener- al, is attor-ney for tho incorporators.

Mr. Browno has had long oxpo-rienc- o

as a railroad man. Ho wasconnected with the Bnrlingtonand Missouri PaciDo road after-ward with the Pennsylvania Cen-tral and Pullman Palaco Car com-Sianio- s,

and later with Honry M.railway and steamship

ontorprisos.Mr. Gohr is a friond of Senator

Cullom ami visited theao islandstho same timo as tho HawaiianCommission, but ho had no con-nection whatovor with tbat body.

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Messrs. Browne and Gohr havefiled with Prosidont Dolo audCabinot lettors of introductionfrom prominont business sources,showing that they ropreeont Phila-delphia and Now York capitalistswho are ongagod in largo railwayenterprises in different sections ofthe otatos.

A Bulletin reporter mot thotwo promotors from the mainlandat W. O. Smith's offices thismorning. Tboy admitted that thopublio divulgonco of tbo schomoby this paper, beforo the filina oftbo papers, bad boen somewhat ofa surprise. They now had noobjection to giving the reporter aporusal ot tuo form or agreomont,and tho foregoing abstract of thatdocument is the result of thisfavor.

"It mus't bo conoeded," Mr.Browno said, "that as tho HiloRailroad Co.'s charter and acroomont gives no exclusive rights, itis open to any othor corporation tomaUo an application for a charter,and their bona fides being shownit is prosumed tbat, subject to theconsent of tho President andExooutivechortor will be granted.

"You will obsorve that our company makes a positivoongagementto build a specific oxtont of rail-way within a definito period.

"Thoy ogroo to locate tbo entiremain lino and submit it to tboMinistor of tbo Intorior for approval within ono year from thodato of contract, and completo andhavo in oporation tbo main lino inquestion within threo years fromtho timo of approval of such loca-tion.

"This - is clinched withtho provision that, failingsuoh completion within tho periodnamed, tho Ministor has the rightand privilego to declare forfoitedtho entiro franchiso. Suoh branchlines as may bo located comounder tho samo castiron stipula-tion. Tho only excoption in thisrogard is wboro strikes, litigation,mobs, riots or othor unavoidablocauso may produco dolay.

"Tho company binds itself, intbo ffrst placo, to submit its loca-tion to tbo Ministor of tbo In-terior within one yoar from datoof agreomont. Then tho whololino from Hilo to Kawaihao mustbe oomplotod within throe years."

Tak.n Off the AtHtralU.

Harry Evans had his handsmore than full yesterday afternoon. Ho boardod tbat steamerlong beforo sbo started away fromtho wharf. Just as tho Australiamado tbo turn near tbo Ocoaniowharf ho caught four Italiansnnder contraot to work for S. M.Damon. Thoy wore trying theirbest to get away. Evans wontauout tno steamer a iiuio moreand found n whito man whoclaimed that the ongineer had ar-ranged for his passage to SanFranoisoo. On investigation itwas found that tho enginoers hadnot evon seen tho man. Ho wasput off in a boat in company withthe four Italians.

Purser Tuft of tho W.G.Hallbrought tho news of the doath ofa child at Pahala plantation underrathor poouliar circumstances. OnSaturday morning the mother audfather wakoned to find that theirchild had died during tho night.Tbo littlo ono slept m tho samebod with tbom. It is boliovod bysomo tnat tho child was accidontally smothered. Mr. Tuft onlygot tho most moagro dotails in regard to tho death of tbo child.

Bon Bruns did not leavo by thoAustralia as ho oxpoctod. Ho willleave in tho China.

WATER WILL PUMP WATER

Waianae Plantation Installing an Elec-

tric Piimplcg Plant.

Power from Mountain Strcans- -F. J. Cross In

Charge of the Work Electricity the Medi-

um for Saving Large Expense.

Tho Waiauao Sugar CompanyhuB now under way oxtensivooperalionB for onlargiug tho capacity of its pumping plant throughtho agency of electrical powerdoveloped from mouutain streams.

For sometime paBt this com-

pany has boen operating a pump-ing plant with electricity by wayof experiment. Tbo money savingvalue Iiub been so marked that,work is now woll undor way forincreasing the capacity of theplant four fold. Tho new plantwill, raise forty million gallonsthirty feot in twenty-fou- r hours.Large dynnraos havo been ordor-e- d,

a largor wterwhool and thewator bulkhead will bo moved soas to incroasn the head of waterfrom 700 to 920 feet.

Thoso improvements arc boincmado under tbo direction of F. J.Cross expert electrician andhydraulic engineer. In goingover the ground ho cstimateu tbattho w;ator power at Waianae couldbo incroased from 75 horsopowor to COO horso power. Tbocompany accopted his OBtimatoand givo him charge of tho work.

On being questioned this morn-ing Dr. MoKibbin referred thoBulletin to Mr. Cross who stat-ed tbat tuorn was no question oftho larco amount monov thatwould be savod bv ueinc watorpowor through practical electricalimprovements. The contract fordynamos bns nlrondy boon placedwith tho Gonoral Electric Com-pany nnd the plant will be install-ed as soon ns possible.

HtinkeMmarliiu Ilcitilrri for Honolulu.Tho Y. M. 0. A. has boon vory

fortunato in being ablo to makearrangements with Mr. and Mrs.Hanuabal A. Williams, tho notedShakespearian readers, for fournights m Honolulu while they aroen routo to the Colonies. Thoywill orrivo in tho Australia onJune 7. Recognizing tho facttbat tho readers aro going throughto the Colonies, they havo madotbo Y. M. 0. A. special rateB sothat a iickot for tuo four nightsmay bo obtained forSl.C'J. Ticketswill bo sold botwoeu this timo andthe arrival of tbo Australia If atthat timo it bo found that thonumber of people oxpocting to at-tond cannot bo accomodated in tboY. M. 0. A. hall, Progress hallwill bo secured. Mr. and Mrs.Williams havo tho vory best ofrecommendations from notablo peo-ple allovor the United States. ThoHonolulu poplo who havo hoardthorn all say thoy aro tbo vorybest in tboir lino.

rASSENOEIlS AimiYED.

From Kapaa, por Btmr JamosMakeo, May 17 Biehop Willis, WA Kiuney and 9 on deck.

a runt cmpc crcam or TARTAR POWO(

CREAM

BAKING

Highest Honors, World'5 FairOold Medal, Midwinter FairAvoid Uniting I'owilcrt cnntnUltiigalum, lliey nro lujurloui to henllh

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Fresh Goods by Every Steamer. Island Orders Solicited.Telephone 080. P. O. Box 5100.

S. J. SALTER,Grocery and Provision Merchant

Orplieimi Clock, Fort Street.(Opposite Central Fire Station.)

Just Received Smoked Salmon, Smoked Halibut,Spiced Herrings and Seattle Block Butter.

GOODS DELIVKRKI) TO ANY PART OF THE CITY.

just a.irrt.'vesp.A Large At&ortmout of

Bedroom Sets... JtTTD

Iron BedsteadsCity Furniture Store,

Telephono 810. Lovo Knitting, 6SH.-5- 30 Tort St.

Fraternal Directory.

HARMONY LODGE No. 8,I.O.O.L.,

Mi'oU ovnry Monday u lining nt 7:30,In Harmony Ilnll, Klnj: street.

J. I). MoVi:i(iII, N. G.H. H. HKNnm, Secretary.

All visiting hrothors cuy cordiallylnvltcil.MYST1U LODGE No. 2, K.of P.,

Meets every "Wednesday evening at7:30 o'ciiHiK, uiHiic nun. rt tureei.Visiting brothers cunllully Invited toattend.1015 A.K. MUKl'HY, K. It. B.

HONOLULU GIIAPTEH No. 1,R. A. M.,

Meets ovory third Thursday ovonlng InMasonic Tourplo. All visiting compan-lou- s

cordially invited.A. K. GILFILLAN, II. P.

J. n. TUCK Kit, Wpc retary.

HONOLULU COMMANDERYNo 1, K. T.

Meets In Masonic Temple, on tho secondThursday ovonlng of each month. AllVisiting Sir Knights courteously Invited.

HKNUY K- - COOl'int, 1 CJ. D. TUCKER, Recorder.

OAHU LODGE No. 1, K. of P.Moots oory Thursday ovonlng at theirCastlo Hall, 420K 1'ort street, Bt 7:30.Monitors of Mystic Lodgo No. 2, andVisiting hrothors, cordially Invltod.

0. K.WAKI), (i. C.1 II. K1LIWY,

1019 K. of It. and S.

COURT LUNALILO No. GGOO,

A. O. F.,Meots every Mr- -t and third Friday, atK.of P. Hull. Port street. A cordial.Wltatlon is extended to visiting broth-ers. Per ordor C. It.

V. A. PI7ITEK,1023 Secretary.

NUUANU CHAPTER ROSEOROIX,

No. 1, A. & A.-- . S. R.Meets the llrst 'Ihursday lu each month,at Mnsonlu Toniplo. Sojourning andvisiting brothers cordially imltctl to at-

tend all meetings.W. M. FRANK B. AUKRIIACII.

ALLAN U. SCKIMOKOUK, Secretary.

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

Maionlc Tempi. N H. corner Alakea ani Hotel Sis.Special Mooting THIS (Wednesday)

EVENING, May 17, 18UU, at 7:30 o'clock.Work In the Third Dogroo.

Members Lodgo Lo I'rogrcs, Fact SoLodgo, and all sojourning brethren cor-dially invltod.

ED. I. SPALDING, W. M.K. ft. G. WAILACC. Secretary.

KAMEUAMEHA LODGE OFPERFECTION,

No. I, A. & A.-- . S. B.Meots at Masonlo Temnlo tho fourthThursday lu each month. Sojourningmil visiting hrothors aro cordially in-

vltod to attend nil mooting.V.'. t. PHANK II. AUKRIIACII.

C1.AHENPE L. (MtAl)HE. Secretary.

LODGE LE PROGRE8 DEL'OOEANIE,

No. 121, A. & A. S. Rito.Stated inootlugs on tho last Monday of

each month, in Its hall, Masonic Toniplo.C. M. WHITE, W. M.

H CHAHHE, Socrctary.

OEO. W. DeLONG POST No.45, G. A. R.,

Department of California and Novada,meets at Harmony Hall, King stroot,first Thursday ovonlng of ovory month.Sojourning comrades aro coidlally In-

vltod to attend.L. L. LaVIKHUE, P. 0.

JAS. T. rOl'ELAND, Adjt.

HONOLULU SCOTTISHTHISTLE CLUB,

Lovo Block, Fort street. Heading roomopen day and ovonlng for reading andsocial Intercourse, Itegular meetingsFriday, 7:30 p. in. Visiting Scotsmenespecially volcoino at nil times,

OEO. L. HALL, Chlof.ALEX. 11. KENNEDY, Societary.

THE WAVERLEY CLUB."Organizod 1897.

Wavorloy Block ; outranco on llotholstreet. Pllos of staudaid nwgii.IneH andperiodicals; londlug library; billiard,pool and card tnblos for free uso of mom-bor- s.

Arrangotnonts for transient visit-ors. Entrance foo $1,25; monthly dues,in advanco, $1, Rooms opon from8a,in.to 11 li. in. ovory day,

A. V. OKAR.l'rosldont.JAMES T.COI'ELAND.ItocordlngSou'y.ALLEN II. SORIMGKOUR, Pin. Soo'y.

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THE "HOFFMAN," comer of"Hoteland Nutianu streets, claims tc be the"Banner" resort for gentlemen and holdsthe flag. L. H. Dee, the proprietor, hasattained success In his llne,-b- speciallysupervising everything connected with hisestablishment. He now introduces to hispatrons "Olympla Beer." This brew Isfrom the "Capital Brewing Co." ofOlympla, the capital of the State ofWashington, and was received by the"Garonne." Air. Schmidt, the leadingspirit of tills corporation is a practicalChemist and Brewer, and after years ofsearch and investigation located his plantat Olympia, on account of the peculiar vir-tues of the water of the Turn Falls, astream that Is noted for its distinctive qua-lities of clearness, coldness and lack ofmineral and decaying vegetable Impurities.Pure beer can only be made with purewater, and Turn water Is traditional InWashington with the Indians and originalwhite settlers. The "Olympla Draught"Is under the special control and agency ofMr. Dee and ne Invites his patrons andfriends to a personal test and is willing toabide by their judgment on the merits ofhis latest venture.

RUBBER

STAMPS

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SHORT

NOTICE

HAWAIIAN

NEWS

CO., LTB.MERCHANT ST.

Barbers.

Notice.Having rtturneJ and eslatllshtd my tell at Ihe

European Shaving Parlor, Merchant itreet, orposlteJuJJ BulMInc, I wish to call the attention ol my oldcustomers and new ones Mho wish to favor us withtheir trade.

M A. PIXOTO.Formerly of Ihc.Unlon Darter Shop,

SilentBarberShop

Arlington Block, Hotol Stroot.

Joseph Fernandez, Frop'r

NO HOMESHOULD BE WITHOUTA SUPPLY OPDANDHUFP KILLEItON HAND

It has become vory popular, and Isbolngtisod by both soxes. A sure euro fortlandrutr, prlekloy boat, and ull skindlsoasos. Sold by all druggists, and ntUnion Harbor Shop. Itouioiubor thotrado mark, "tho two facos." ISowaroof imitations,

P. PAOIIECO,Tol. COO. Solo Proprlotor.

- t 'niniw'oy "5f5--"f-f- ipiFEVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. I., MAY 17,

LOCAL AND GENERAL,

Orpheum Thoatro tonight.Mra. W. H. Rico line returned

to Kaunt.Cyclono CamornB aro tho boat

ana cucapest."Whools rented; J. J. Richard-eon- ,

Hotol street.Amoricnn MossonRor Sorvico

opon nil night. Tolophono 444.

A. Droior rotarned to Kauai iutho Mikalmla yesterday nftornoou.

MyBtio Lodgo, No. 2, K. of P.,moot at 7:30 p. m. in Castlo hall.

Tho band will givo n concort atThomas Squnro this evening,should the weathor ponnit.

A mooting of tho stockholdersof tho Koua Sugar Co. will boheld on Thursday, May 18. SeoNow Today.

Thoro will bo a mooting of thoHospital Flower Mission in thoparlors of tho Y. M. 0. A. at 3:30o'clock Friday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield, al-

though booked for tho Kinnu yes-

terday, did not lonvo. They willprobably return homo on tho uoxtKinnu.

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

Thoro was quito a largo nttond-anc- e

at tho moeting of tho W. 0.T. U. in tho parlors of CoatralUnion church yestordny after-noon. Mrs. Nowmon gavo a veryinteresting talk.

Frod Harrison is prepared tofurnish headstones and monumontsin Hawaiian stono and marble.Anybody requiring tho same willpleaco placo thoir ordor nt once.Memorial Day is faBt approaching.King, near Alaken streets.

Now England Bakory fc CandyCo., Hotol street manufacture aGpo lino of bread, paBiry, wed-ding cakes, ico creams, shorbotsand candies finest iu tho oityand prices very low. Telephono74. J. Oswald Lotted, Mana-ger.

F. J. CrO.i. Electrical Knirlnfer.Fred J. Cross whoso card ap-

pears under Now Today is anoloctricnl engineer of high stand-ing and wide experience) . Hoisat present tho inspector for tholioata oi Underwriters nmi amember of tho Cotton Neil Com-pany. Tho "Electrical Eucineor"a loading olectricnl journal of thoUnited btates says, "Mr. Cross hashad a wido experience in maohinodesigning and is consideredono of tho best designersof tho day." Mr. Cross,since coming to Hawnii has boontho pioneer iu developing thowater power of the islands for in-

dustrial uses. Ho has boon aprimo mover in developing thewater power of Kauai and is nowengaged with tho Waianao SugarCompany in tho onlargeraont ofits oloctrical plant for pumpingwator for irrigation.

To rtclcnao Npanlah Prisoner.Madrid, May C In viow of

Aguinaldo's refusal to ncgotiatowith Spain for tho roleaso ofSpanish prisoners, tho govern-ment of Spain has asked thoFrench Government to arrangefor fresh negotiations nt Wnshington through tho French Am-

bassador thoro, M. Jules Cambon,for tho release of tho nriaonorsaccording to tho stipulations oftho Paris treaty of peace.

To Stop tlin I'lUiiIno War.Chicaeo. May C Tho Monti- -

cello Club of this city adoptedresolutions today protestingagainBt what was termed tho in-

human and uttorly barbarousstrugalo for indopondonco ovor inthe Philippines and demandingthat moasuios be takon nt onco bythe president of tho United Statesto havo it coaso. '

3Ir. W. C. Whitney Dead.New York, May C Mrs. Wrn.

0. Whitney, wifo of tho FormerSecretary of tho Navy, diod short-ly boforo 1 o'clock this nftornoon.

i

CIIAS. D. WALKER,Designer and Outlier of a

Yachts, Boats and Launches!Works, 691 KING ST.

P O. Box 63. Telephone 760.

RAINIERBEER....

For Sale by All Dealers,

OFFIGE

FURNITURE!We have just received per the "Andrew

Welch" a large consignment 'of StandingDesks, High Stools and Book-keepe-

Office Furniture. Also have on hand afew Roller-to- p Desks, Revolving Chairs,Bookcases, Letter Files, etc., from our lastshipment, which must be closed out tomake room for the still larger consign-ment now en route. Call at our ware-room- s

on Queen street and Inspect ourbargains.

Estimates given on Bank and OfficeFixtures, Counters, Partitions, GrilleWork, etc., and Fittings complete.

Inn Itmuse k Co

OWice, Queen Street.iiM TELEPHONE u.

WE CAN SUPPLY

Bank Fixtures,Office Partitions

ND

Store CountersIn New andElegant Designs

Lewers & Cooke,FORT ST.

$250 GASH !AND BALANCETO SUITPURCHASER,WILL BUY

APAW1ATRAGTL0T!75 x 140. faclnc either on KIne or Beretanla streets. The cheapest lots In thecity, on the line of the proposed electriccars. Ready for building. Go and seetneiots iu-DA-

Furtherpartlculars of

WILL E. FISHERReal Estate AgentAnd Auctioneer.

FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS.ROTH'S STORE.

CoffeeLands

ForSale!

3,000 Acresin South Konasuitable for Coffee Cultivation.

M. K. KEOHOKALOLE,

Real Estate Agent,15 Kaahumanu St.

For Rent.Tho Promisos known as

tho " TIVOLI" situated ontho boacli at "Waikiki. I?ur- -nisliotl or Unfurnished.

For particulars, apply to

WILLIAM SAYIDGE,

No. 310 Fort St.

1899.wwwmwi iwwwrniuPifimwramu

I HOLLISTER & CO., 1jjl WHOIiESALi: AND IllTTAIL Uy

1 5 Tobacconists M

p fh Ayr I I Iflfl Cor. Fort and Merchant Stroot Rn

H. HACKFELD & CO. LTD

COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OP

DRY GOODS!French, German, English and American.

A Fine Selection of Dress Goods, Zephyrs, etc.Tailors' Goods, a 3?ull Assortment.

Clothing, Underwear, Shawls.

A Large Variety of SADDLES and SADDLEMAKERS' TRIMMINGS.

American and European

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, BEERS ANDMINERAL WATERS.

Sl.Ip 01i.an.d.le3:37Since We Must Eat to Live, Let's Have the 'Best.

SelpLyfUq's Besf Tis- -

CONSISTINQ OF

Japan Flavor, English Breakfast and Ceylon. Also

SCHILLING'S BEST BAKING POWDER.Glvo thorn n trial. Mouoy hack if you don't thoni.

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

Mild Oliecso, Smoked Beef, etc., etc

Chas. Hustace,212 King stroot, noxt to tho Arlington.

RISDON IKON WOEKS,San. Piancisco, Cal.

Engineers and Builders.PUMPING MACHINERY, III5INE BOILERS,PLAIN TUnULATt BOILERS, CORLISS ENGINES,CANE CARS, VACUUM PANS,

1200

And nil Machlnory for tho comploto orjulpmout of Sugnr Mills.

OFFICE, Room 9, Spreckels Block, Honolulu, H. I.P.O. Box 551.

JUST LANDED. EX CARNEDD LLEWELYN,

Corrugated Iron, Cement,Buckets, Tubs, Wire, Bags,

Crockery, Glassware,Fire Bricks, Fire Clay,

Anchors and Chain

THEO. H. DAYIES & CO., LTD.

Coyne -- Mehrten Furniture Co., Ltd,J. A. MEHRTEN, Manager.

Progress Block, Fort & Beretania StsStylish and Furniture and Upholstery.

D?i.d.!P i?'l'?,x..9?"c'lt?i. with spring to open-some- thlnR new: Chiffoniers..TdiTE: ' (if u

il i l.V.uoriessr,eaulersHalr!'0ss and Floss for Mattresses

nSSS?iJlPS G0dS'We make Awnlnes to order: larce stoclt nf

Art lkklnS CorJs and Gumps; alsonl.-il- nn,i cM,i n...i, :... i... i ....

are better do nil kinds of Upholstering and MattressTMai ne t0 orderRC1 enegn.ZdefeVnt,nS- - PhSS' at

". "'. rori and uertanla Sts.

i - ' ...Ijiffe--La wffafifi rj - - - : t&ieixti&iir..'- - l&HUMai iXiIUi ek i4i?fl1

w.v.$Mfta l. m.' fcr'!.,-.v aja . M-i.-- ff f&s rm2d. J ..t;ta)a!aifck--

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THE EVENING HONOLULU, 1., MAY 17, 1899.

FOR THE SEASON!

:$ PERFUMES gig:Roger and

Lundborg's,Ricksecker's,

Gosnell'8, in all odors

Toilet Sets, Pepiume Bottles,Sachet Powders,

Malic Cologne, Without a Rival.

Benson,Smith(yCo.,LtdFORT AND HOTEL STS.

ESTABLISHED I860.The Germania Life Insurance

Oi NJETW YORK.ASSETS $25,730,910.18Lecral Reserve to Policv Holders 2.180.408.00Surplus to Policy HoldersPaid to Policy Holders since iaoo 40,425,515.07Claims by death paid to Beneficiary Policy Holders 21,838,904.52Matured Endowments paid to Policy HoldersLife Annuities paid to Policy Holders xx 1.660. 43Dividends and Surrenders paid to

w;sr'ffljf

'mo uormnnia isstios ail tno latost ana most liberal forms or L,lfu, iustaimont, Incomo Dlvldond, Etidowmonl or Ilond Pollclos.

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

Judd Buildinc, Honolulu.

GREENRIVER!

Telephone 92.

Holders

P. O. 145

STREET, HOTEL.

H. E. McINTYRB & BRO.,. . . .IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN....

Groceries, Provisions and FeedNow goods received by every packet from the States and Europe,

FEESH CALIFORNIA PRODUCE BY EVERY STEAMER.All orders faithfully attended to, ami goods delivered

TO ANY PART OF THE CITY FREE.'Gonoral Agents for the Sanitarium Brand of Health Poods.

Island Orders Solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed,

East Corner Fort and King Sts.Hi '

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Hi

Handsome vehicles ! 1fefa

Ou tho bark S. 0. Allon wo rocolved a lot of tlio Latest Styles

lu SURREYS, PIM7T0NS and ROAD CARTS.

Also CARRIAGE SUPPLIES.

Honolulu Carriage flanufactory f"VV- -. "W. WRIGHT, Prop'r,

VSitasgaEfiBEKfig

"Hello, Oahu Lumber Building"Hello I""What kind of house can you build for S500?""Almost as good as you can get in California. ""How can you build them so cheap?""Because we Import all our materials

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

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

O. R. & L. Co.'s Depot; our Planing Mill corner 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

1 AWAIIANM:.:mtile Agency

"PRREY, : Manager.'iud building.

--1! collections a Specially.

Honoln'u Iron Works Co.' I modorn SUGAR MA

CIHNKUY 11I capacity niul des.0 fi 'il Hindu to ordor. Boiler workouu KIVOTKH PirES for irrigationpuri-ose- a specialty. Particular atten-tlnrt.pii- d

to Jf I1 WORK, and repairs ox-- t- -- .0 : j! bnrtost notice .

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Policy 12,211,896.00

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"Our King

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Imprnvoil

The Latest In Jewelry I

Hawaiian Moss Opal Jewelry

Neatly Cut, Polishedand Mounted. ...

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

404 FORT STREET.

The Bulletin, 75c per month,

I. My Illoo.l I'urrtThis is n question of vnst im-

portance to all who wish to bowoll. If your blood is itutmroyou cannot expect good health,unless you begin taking Hood'sSarsaparilla at ouco. Ihia groutruodicino makes tho blood pureand puts tho system in goodhealth, euros spring humors andthat tired fooling.

Hood's Pills euro nnusca, sickhondacho, biliouRUPba anil all livorills. Price, 25 cptits.

Pantographs are largelyused as a source of amuse-

ment by young and old whilethey guide the unskilled handin making enlarged drawingsfrom smaller pictures by amechanical process. KINGBROS., have them for sale.110 Hotel street.

Terrible PainsIn tho Stomach-Droad- ful Head-

aches Faco and Nock CoveredWith Bolls-Cur- od by Hood's

Is Now Clear." I was covered with bolls all over my faco

and nock. I had dreadful headaches andpains In my stomach. I took medicines,but was not mach bonofltod, and I pro-cured six bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla.After taking tho first bottlo I could seo animprovement. Whon I had taken fewmoro bottles tho boils had ail gono, myskin was clear, my oppctlto returned, andmy health was entirely restored. I amthankful I ever found such a blood purifier as Hood's Sarsaparilla. I paid out agood deal of money tor useless medicinesbofore taking Hood's Sarsaparilla." W. P.Becxwith, Hurlock, Maryland.

If you decldo to try Hood's Sarsaparillaqo noi do inuucca to buy any other.

Hood's Sffi.Is tho Best In fact tho Ono Truo Blood Puri-fier. Be sure to get Hood's. Trice II, six fort J.

Dillc tho only pills to takonOOa S wltuiloooVsSarsaparlUa.

Hotels and Restaurants.

Cottage ofThree Rooms

. To LetCallTelephone809.

WE OFFER YOU THE

Best 5c. CigarTo bo had for tho lnouoy.

CLOSING OUT ALL OUR DOMESTICCIQAItS.

Beaver Lunch RoomsH. J. NOLTE.

Orpheum Cafe,FORT STREET,

:: Near the New Theater

Best Meals in the City !

l'roparod and sorvod by whlto

Opon day and night.1150 C. T. COW, Managor.

Notice.

Persons Wlshlna to nllfjltn liniirrl nfMakawao, Maul, can bo rccomtnodatodat MRS. H. B. BAILEE'S,"

Murins, 9111 por weoK.

THE HAWAII HERALD.

Vol. PUBLISHED IN HILO. No.

Is a pretty Advart'Isersgood paper for who use its col.

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WAITER OF AUSTRALIA SHOT

Chief Waiter Gillespio of theAuBlraliniBat tbeQuoou's hospitalin a vory critical condition and itis a quotion whether or no hoHyps through tho day. As thoAuBtralin was going out of thechannel on hor way to San Fran-cisco yesterday aftornoon, Gilles-pio was shot by AVado, tho colored000k of tho steamer. Not satieGcdwith knocking Gillespio over withone shot, ho emptied his fivo shoot-o- r

into his abdomen whilo thopoor follow lay stretched on thodoor between decks in tho neigh-borhood of tho saloon.

At tho timo of tho shooting, thopassongors wero all up on decknetting n laet clitupso of HawaiiNei. At tho first shot thoro wasilmost a panic. Homo of tho

wont eo far as to tako aposition near Captain Houdletteon tho bridge. Miss Helen Wild-o- r

was about tho only ono thatsoemed to havo her wils abouthor. She rau to tho rail andcalling to Captain Harry Evans,who had already got into tho pilotboat aftor his soaroh for Sherman,told him thnt a man had boenshot.

Evans was up tha ropo ladderin a jiffy. Ho ran bolow to whorotho negro and his victim woreai mo sigut 01 avane, tno negroleveled his rovolvor at him andgavo him to understand that hoknew ho was after him. Evansreplied: "What is tho maltorwith you. I am not after you I havocomo ciown to boo about tho manthat ib hurt. You were perfectlyjnstmou in snooting mm." vituthat tho negro turned and wontaway.

bvans immodirtoly went aboveand succeeded in getting a carbinoirorn utnef. Ullicer Lawless. Arm-ed with this ho wont bolow nnainfollowed by Chief Officer Lawlessand 0. Doylo who was abovo theAustralia for tho samo purpose asEvans. Tho negro was found infull possession of tho culinary de-partment. EvanB had his carbinealready at his shoulder and calledout to Wado to surronder. Thenegro ropliod with two" shots fromhis rovolver, which ho had filledwhilo, EvanB wont on deck to get agun. EvanB firod immediatelyniter mo second snot. Tno uecrodropped, saying: "I am dono for."With this Evans caught up thonegro s rovolvor from tho floorana went aboard to report toCaptain Houdlotto that ho hadkilled tho man. Whon ho wontueiow again no was sur-prised to find that thofollow could talk and that ho wasfumbling in his pockot for thocartridges which ho had got fromliiB room. Tho bullet from thocarbino had juat scraped tho sidoof tho ne'ero's faco.. Evans andJim Eupiho not tho irons onWado as soon as possible Thiswas not an oasy job as tho followkicked and buttod ferociously.Whon he was fitted out in nronnrshape he was takon into tho pilotuoai.

In tho meantimo poor Gillopsiolay in ono of the rooms Hnffnrinrfterribly. Aftor about an hour howas put into tho pilot bont. ThnAustralia then continued on horway. Just as Chief StnwanlSoeloy was going ap tho ropo lad--.li.M ntlm .-. "I'll i.mi uuui muviug vjinepsie, tnolatter said: "Mr. Soolv. nlenRojust break tho nows to mother andtell ber 1 will got over this allright." Upon arriving aBhoro,Wnuo was taken to tho polieostation and Gillensio to thohospital.

It scorns that Wado had nothingwhatover against Gillespie. Howas after "Sidney," tho butcher,who, upon seeing him with a ro-

volvor, dodged into ono of thorooms. Gillespio hnpnonod alonrat tho timo and called on Wado tohavo a little sonso about him.With this tho negro firod at thowhito man. Opium was at thebottom of the quarrol botwoen thocook and butcher.

It is a fortunate thing for Wadothat the pilot boat had not yet lofttho Bteamor whon ho did thoshooting. As it was, tho whitomen in tho crow had prepared aropo and were about to rig this ontho yard arm whon tho localauthorities stopped in. Wadowould havo beon a dead man longbefore tho island of Oahu disap-peared from Bight.

I'lio trial of tho nocro will notbo taken up until tho fato of thounfortunate man at tho hospital isloarned.

Tlie Bulletin, 75 cents per month.

Mr. John Petorson, of Patout-vill- e,

La., was very agrcoably sur-prised not long ago. For eighteenmonths ho had been troubled withdysentory and had tried three oftho best doctors in New Orleans,besides half a dozen or moro pat-ent medicines, but received vorylittlo roliof. Chamborlian's Colic,Cholera and Diarrhoea Ilomedy,having beon recommonded to him,ho gavo it a trial and to his greatsurprise,thrnodososof that remedyeffected a permanont euro. Mr.Wm. McNamara, a woll knownmerchant of thosamcplaco, is wellacquainted with Mr. Petarson andattests to tho truth of this state-ment. This remedy is for salo byall dealers. Benson, Smith & Co.,Gonorrtl Agonts.

Real Estate and Insurance.

LIF-J- i and iFIHE

AGENTS FOR..New England Mutual Life In-

surance Co. of Boston.

tna Fire Insurance Company

of Hartford.HENRY ST. OOAR.EDWARD POLLITZ.

Members Stock and Bond Exchange.

EDWARDPOLLITZ&CoCOMMISSION BROKERSAND DEALERS ININVESTMENT SECURITIES

Particular attention given to purchase anl tale olHawaiian Sugar Stock.

Loans Negotiated. Eastern an Foreign Stocksanl Uonds.

403 California St.,San Francisco, Cat. 1172

DAVID DAYTON,

Real Estate Broker.223 MERCHANT ST.

FOR SAL.K.

Twelve Chinese Grnnlto HitchingPoits, $5 each.

Proporty In town.IIOUSICS TO LET.

W. C ACHI & CO.,

Brokers & DealerslM- -

REAL ESTATE17 Wo will Bay or Bell Heal Estate In

ill parts ot the gronn.tW We will Belt Properties on lieason-ibl-

Commissions!

OFFICE. 10 West King StreetMORRIS K.KEOHOKALOLE

Unltod States Custom House- Brokor,Accountant, Soarchor ot Titles andGonoral Buslnoss Agont.Tolonhono G20.

OFFICE: No. 15 Kaaliumnnu stroot,Honolulu. Formorly A. Ilosa's ofllco.

H . W. WEST,

Office: 639 King Street.

Telephone C41. 1201

JAS. F. MORGAN,

Membet of Honolulu Stock Excningt.Queen street.

Telephone it. P. O. Box 504

BRUCE CARTWRIGHT,General Manager of

The Equitable Life Assurance Society

Ot the United States for the HawaiianIslands.

Oriwi Merchant stroot. Honolulu 1

JAS. F. MORGAN,OCTIONKEK AND STOCK BROKK1

Mo. IS Queen Btreet.

Expert Appraisement of BeaJSstato and Furniture.

A. J. CAMPBELL,Stook and Bond Broker.

Member of the Honolulu Stock Exchange,

Ofllco Quoon stroot, opposite UnloLFood Company,

Telephoo. jo. P.O. Dox 373.

thtnW Jfc Hggaajj ,'jafU SJ fjpfeffl'j3j4r-rti- i"- - W'lifiMiuii

Agents, Brokers and Jobbers.

W. G. Irwin & Go.Limited

Agents forWestern Sugar liolinety Co. ot Ban

Francisco,lialdwln Locomotive Works ot I'hlla

delphln.Penn.. U. 8. A.Newell Universal Mill Co. (Nation

Cftne Shredder), N'-- York, U. 8. A,N.Ohlandt & Co's Chemical Fertilizer!Alex Cross & Sons, high grade fortib

lzers for Cane and Coffee.BcedsStonm Pipo Covering

1160Offer for Sale

raruflltio Taint Co's P & B Paints andPapers; Lucol and Linseod oils, rawand boiled.

Injur! ..--, (a cold water paint) in whiU

uud colon".Filter Press Cloths, Cement, Lime and

Bricks.

CASTLE & COOKE,LIMITED,

IIOIS OjLJJLU.Commission Merchants,

SUGAR FACTORS.AGENTS for

The Cwa Plantation Co.The Walalua Agricultural Co., Ltd.The Kohala Sugar Co.The Walamea Sugar Mill Co.The Koloa Agricultural Co.The Onomea Surar Co.The Fulton Iron wnrk$, St. Loulj, Mo.The StanJarl Oil Co.The Geo. F. !' Sl'm Pump.Weston's Centrifugal.

The New England Life Insurance Co. of Dostoa.The fctna fire Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn.The Alliance Assurance Co. of London.

Alexander&BaldwinSUGAR

FACTORS sCOMMISSION

MERCHANTS. ..e--

Agents for the California and OrientalSteamship Company.

JUDD BUILDING,FOItT STItKET.

1180

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

Vm. O. Irwin, President and MnnngefJlaus Bprockels, ... Vice-Preside-

V. M. Qiflnrd, Seoretnry and TreasureCheo. 0. Porter, ... Andltoi

Sugar FactorsAND

Commission Agents.AdENTa OF THB

JOEANIO STEAMSHIP COMPANYOF BAN FHANUI8G0. 0AL. "

BREWER & COMPANY, LIMITED,Queen street, Honolulu, U.I.

AGENTS FORHawaiian Agricultural Company, Onomem Suraliimpaoy, llonomu Sugar Company, Wallukasugar Company, Walbee Sugar Compauy, Makeigar Company, Ilaleakal. Ranch Company, Ka-

mpala Ranch. - rianters' Line Sau FrcnctocoHcketi, Cha. Brewer & Co.'. Line of Doitoirecketi.-.Agen- ta Boston Board of Underwriter.Uents PhllaJelphla Board orUaderritcri.

usi or crrioinsi0 M Cooko.President; George n ltobcrtson,

tarrCol. W F Allen, AndltorjOM Cooke,1 WatcrhonBO, A W Carter. Directors.

M. PHILLIPS & CO.,

Wholesale Importers and Jobbers ot

farope&n and American Dry Qoodi

Fort and Qnoen Streets.

H. HACKFELD & CO., Ltd

GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS,

Oor.Fort and Queen Streets llonolula.

tomWpGeneral Writer and Compiler

Reports Prepared, Statistics and Catal-ogues Compiled.

General Business Alien t.in. Office! u!.' King Sf. P. O. Box gs.

CITY REPAIR SHOP115 Bethel Street, opposite Water

house & Co.Strictly new 1B08 Cleveland Bicycles for RentSeconJ-ha- UlO'Cles foi sale. ... ...D.nalflnf. nrnmntlu mnA lhn.Aii.hlM

All work guaranteed.n.JOrira,R. CLAUK.

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BULLETIN PUBLISHING COMPANY.

W. R. TARRINOTON M'lotDANIEL LOGAN City Editor

' WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1099

Sponkor Reed owgbt to call on

tlio Czar of Hubsm while in Eu-rop- o

to arc bow nour he comes to

boiug tbo real thing.

Next to tlio stock doiling it is

now tbo populnr fad for every-

body to jump on Minister Cooppr.Wait awhile until tbo unao is de-

cided.

In 1S95 n labor commission wasnppointed under an act of tbo Leg-islature, and it miulo a ofmore or less value. Advertiser.

Mostly loss.

Not tbo least importau sign of

an approaching Presidential elec-

tion is the increasing number of

strikes that calls for recognitionfrom the Eodornl government.

The frequency with which BobbOroker and bis henchmen refuseto answer questions put by tboMazot investigating coramittoe ontbo ground of j. "Tbat's a personalmatter," indicates that many im-

portant affairs connected with tboadministration of greater NowYork are "personal matters."That politics and public adminis-tration sbould be conducted in tbuinterests of tbo people is aeecocd-ar- y

matter with the bossos.

A QUKSTIONAIILK ItF.COHU.

The Hawaiian Qovornment isnow on record with resprct to tbeSeptember elections. It maiutainsthat this is not a matter of suflicieat import to request instructionsfrom tbe Washington authorise;that the. municipal law as express-ed in tbe Constitution of tbo He-publ-

ic

of Hawaii must bo followol; that further consultation withWaBhiugtonautboritics is usolessBad the Newlands Resolution ifr

e'ear on tbo point.If the Hawaiian Government is

ia duty bound to carry out tbo lawf jund iu the. Constitution of thfRepublic ofHawaii without furtberquestioning of tbo Frcsidout, if itis under tbo obligations of an oatho? office under tbo American lawt) make no changes in require-ments of the constitution, whatright has it to demand that thevoters of tbo Hawaiian Republic,who have inot taken tbo oath pre-

vious to annexation, shall bo re-

quired to take a now oatht'jo text or title of whichis not found in tbo constitution ofthe Republic uf Hawaii, the Now-land- s

Resolutions or any of theinstructions received by tlio localgovernment from Washington ?

Tbe Hawaiian Government as-

sumed tbo authority to change theoath required of eleotorB by virtueof an articlo iu tbo Hawaiian Cou-B'ifuti-

readiugo folltwi:"Until otherwUo providd by

law the president, with tbu upproval of tho Cabinet, shall havopower to make ruleB and regula-tions not iticomistent herewith,for administering tbo oaths andholding ttloctions provided for bythis constitution,"

Acting under its assumed poworto "make rules and regulations""for administciing tbe oaths andholding tbo elections," tbe Ha-

waiian Government has changedtbo wording and interpretation oft'le constitution of Hawaii. Tbeoccasion for this is tbe annoxatiou of Hawaii to the UnitedStates and tbo assumed uecesbityfor mooting tbo ohangod conditions.

AVhon it comoj to a discussionof tho advisability of Inkling tbeSoptombor oJeclions and spendingtho poop'o'n money ueedlo-sly- , theHawaiian Govornmont assumesthat the folio sing passage in tho

''JW'1 'j

Newlands Resolution which isnil tbo American law tbo territorybap, bns no beoriDg oa tho sub-

ject:

Until Congress shall providofor tho government of such islands,mi tuo civil, uuiciai anu mili-tary powers exorcised by thoofficers of tbo existing gov-ernment in said islands shall bovested in such person or ptrsonsand shall bo oxorciscd in such amanner as tho President of tboUnited States shall diroct."

The Hawaiian Govornmontthen turns to this part of tho New-land- s

Resolution:

"Tho municipal legislation ofthe Hawaiian Islands not onaotcdfor tho fulfillment of tbo treatiesso extinguished, and not incon-sistent with this joint resolution,nor contrary to tbo Constitutionof tbo United Stitos, nor to anytreaty of tbo United StatcB, shallremain in forco until tbo Cou-gre- BB

of tbo United States shallotborwiso detcrmino."

By virtuo of this section of thoresolution, the Hawaiian Govorn-mont maintains that it cannotconsider any proposition lookingto the suspension of theelection law, that tbo gov-

ornmont and tbo pooplo aroforced to hold tho olection whe-trio- r

they want it or not.

Hera wo havo a local govern-ment that maintains its right toobango tbo constitution of tho Re-

public ouo day, and tho next dayclaims that it can do nothing toeavo tho peoplo'a monoy becausetho NowlandB Resolution com-

mands that municipal laws shallremain without obango till Con-

gress shall otherwise dotormino.If Arlich 79 of the Constitution

of tho Ropublio couplod with tbeResolution, empowers tbo Ha-

waiian Exccutivo to manipulatetbo oath, which is as much a partof tho municipal law as the arti-

cles defining tho duties of legislators or officers of tbo Ropublio,thou Articlo 79 of tho constitutioncoupled with tho Newlauds Resolution certainly empowers theHawaiian Executive to make anynumber of changes in tho "rulesand regulations" affecting "holding elections."

Tbo attitudo of tho govornmontin refusinc to contemplato tbosuspension of tbo olection laws isnot consistent, and its refusalto seek information from Wash-ington domonstratos tho govern-ment's indifference to tho interestsof tbo peoplo of Hawaii.

With this record tbo HawaiianGovornmout approaches tho September elections. On this recordwill tbo Hawaiian Government bojudged as to its desiro to considerthe best interests of tho pooplo ofHawaii in their effort to obtainfrom Congress an Amorioan territorial law.

JI.UII II ICING ASSOCIATION.

Tho thirtcontb annual moet oftbo Maui Racing Association willtake placo rtt Spreckels' Park, Krvhului, Maui, on July 4, commenc-ing at 10 o'olook sharp. Tborowill be eleven events nB follows:

Bicyclo race, trotting and paoing to harness (free for all), halfimlo daeli, threo-fourtb- s mile daBh,trotting and pacing to harness(2:G0 class), half mile and ropeatrunning race, Corinthian runningrace, one mile dash, trotting andpacing to harooes (3:20 class),fourth mile dash and half miledash.

All ontries must bo mado withtho fcocrotury beforo 12 noonThursday, Juno 22, 1899. En-trance fer will bo ten per cent oftho purse, unless otherwise speoi- -

ucu. All races will bo trottedunder tho rules of tho Maui Rao- -ing Association. All horses aroexpected to start unless withdrawnby 12 noon July 8.

Tho record of tho negro Wadowho shot Gillespio on tho Austra-lia yestoiday, is by no meansgood. Ho has a bad out in tbobiok of bis neck, tbo story ofwhich would make very interest-ing reading.

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THE EVENING BTJLL1TIN: BONOLTJLTJ, H. I., MAY 17, 1899. ,

To-day- 's Honolulu StockExchange Report.

uii.ct,-.s-- J Capital ShVi Capital AiledUS""'""' "Utho'Kd I$$u"d, Paul Up

Mtrtanhlt.C. Drawer & Colt,

Sugar,Am Suc'rCo.Av 750,00c 15.000 130AmSuCo.p'd up 750,000 750,000 sstw riant n -- o, ,000,000 20,000 1,000,000 400llamoa Plan Co 115,000 1.750 175.000llaw'n Agr, Col iOOO,OOC 10,000 1,000,000 985 300llaw'n Suit Col ,000,000 30,000 1,400,000! 220 325Honomu Su Col 300,000 3,000 joo.ootd 410 495Honokaa S Col ,000,00a 10,000 1,000,000) 39',Haiku SucarCtJ 500,000 5,000 500,000Kariuxu ri n i.q 500,000 5,000 500,000,'Klhel PCoLdAs 500,000 )o,ooo SI

ra up 500,000 10.000 l,5ao,oodKlpahuluSuCcJ 160,000 1,600 l6o,oodKoloa SujrarCd 300,000 3,000 300,000Kona SuCo.AssI 30,000 3,900Kona5Co,pdup 180,000 1,80a lPo,ootMaunalel SC Al 900,000 9, 000 00,000" " fi up 100,000 1,000 1 00,00cOahuS Co. .. 1,400,000 34,000 1,400.000Onomea Su Co! t ,000,000 10,000 ,000,000DokalaSP'nCn 500,000! 5,000 500,00cOlowalu Com'yj 150,000 1,500 150,000 I4H

S.ooo.ooo too.ow g.ooo.ooaPacific Su M 500,000 5,000 500,000PalaPlanfnCcJ 750,000 7,500 750,000Ptpeekeo Su Co 750,000 7,500 750,00criontermm 1.0 :, 3 30,000 13,500 1,350,000 440WalaluaAcCoA 1,000,00030,00a im" Injur.) 1,500,00015,000 1,500,000 lool 900walanaeCom y 300,000 3,000 300,000watiuku su 1.0 700,000 7.000 700,000 400WalmanaloSCo 953,000 ,330 9$2,OUO '5, 190Walmea.MIIICo 125,000 1,350 135,000

MllCilldrttoutWilder S S Co 500,000 5,000 500,000107$Inter-I- s S N Co 500,000 5,000 500,000 160Haw n I tec to 350,000 9,250 Ij.ooolHono.RT&LCo 200,000 9,000 90.000

.0. KMlTA.Tfol.T0 15,000 600 15,000 30Mutual Tele Co 50,000 U.900 139,000MakahaCofl At g 000 00

odup 31,000 310 St.ooo.OahuR) &LCo 1,000,000 30,000 1,000,00a mii

BonJt.Haw Gov.fiper c

HGovPotS.4MOahuRy&LCo J2J.

SALES REPORTED.100 Mutual Telephone, 13M: 10 Oahu, 997H; 25

Hawaiian Sugar, 930; 15 Pioneer Mill, 430, 10Pioneer Mill, 410

$1,000 Hawaiian Gov, 6'i, 103

Honokaa stock l now of a par alue ol Jao.New stock Issues

Tlio Orpheum.

"A Marriage in tbo Dark" is thofarcical attraction for this evening.Tho pieco is written, invented anddevised by our local playwrightJim Post, who it is whispered,meditates taking out "patentrights" on all his comedies.Glorino will repeat hor wonder-ful tranformation dances. Ed-ward Cunningham will make hisfirst appearance in bis famouscontortion Bet. May Ashley,Billy Howard and Jim Post willtake part in a now comedy skotohentitled, "Tho Rivals." Tbo otherartists will each show in now busi-ness.

Old Puttier- - Time.Grim and hoary, laden with hour glass

and scythe is not one of the laborers whoassists much In the Improvement of one'sown pergonal appearance or In the satisfac-tory presentation, to the view of passersby, of that neatest of all appurtenancesto a Honolulu home, viz: a well-kep- t

lawn. Far more useful than old timesscythe Is an California ClipperLawn Mower, which the Pacific Cycle& M'f'g Co., In the Ehler's block, havenow on sale and which Is offered to loversof a smooth lawn at a low price."smooth as a billiard table is tne lawn otMr. So and So." How pleased the pos-sessor of such a lawn must be when hehears that statement and knows that hisnext door neighbor could have as good alooking lawn with no more labor than amower, and a California Clipper Is adandy.1 s

All SortsAndConditions ofHOSE! - - -

GARDEN HOSE I

STEAM HOSE I

SUCTION HOSE I

Closing out odd lots at special

prices regardless of tbe advance in

rubber.

Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd.,

Fort Stroot.

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THIS BRAND ISSIMPLY OWlNQ

TO THE OATS BEINS ROASTED.WHILE ALL OTHER BRANDS-AXE-

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STEAMED. THE ROASTINGGIVES A PECUUAR IXDEUOHTTUl RICHf2JWQ&

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New Books.The Drums of the Fore and Aft Kipling.Under tne ueouars Kipling.Rabbi Saunderson Ian Madaren.Far Above Rubies Geo. Macdonald.David Harum (The book of the year.)Red Rock Tlios. Nelson Page.McTeacue Frank Norris.The Span o' Life.Without Dogma Slenklewlcz.1 he Deluge Sienkiewicz.Mine Uwn People Kipling.Jack Curzon Gunter.Phroso Anthony Hope.Magdalene's Fortunes Helmburg.Vlcomte De Puvioll Jules Clarette.Joan the Curate Florence Warden.Peter the Priest Jokal.The Procession of Life Vachell.The Real Lady Hilda Croker.ine sisters ot lorwoou may Agnes

Fleming.Rolls of Normandy Sylvanus Cobb, Jr.Richard Bruce Sheldon.

And many others, both In cloth andpaper bindings, at the

316 FORT STREET.

FineBlownTumblers

50 Cents-- per Dozen

You can see this announcementin our Ewa window.

This is a splendid sale for thisweek, and every housekeeper shouldtake advantage of it.

When you are buying your glasseslook at our fine line of decoratedcottage sets for six persons 56pieces for $7.90.

Best quality plated tea spoonsS2.85 per dozen.

Fine nickel reading lamps $2 each.Then inspect our bargain tables,

where you will find many usefularticles at prices that will astonishyou.

LIMITED.

.Von Holt Block, King street.

IfiTAgents, Gurney Cleanable Refri-gerators, Detroit Jewel Stoves, (ForCoal and Wood), New Blue Flame OilStoves, Primus Stoves, Success Filters.

Clothing !

Clothing !

Clothing !

We are now offerinc Men's. Bovs' andChildren's Clothing at the lowest p'Icesever offered In this city before, and thelargest stock to select from and a guarantee ot its superiority.

You will find our Hats. Caps, andof the same high standard and

anything purchased In either departmentwill ne cneenuiiy iaien Dacic anu moneyrefunded If not satisfactory.

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

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"The Kash,"9 Hotel Street : : WaTerlCY BlOCk

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

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Shirt Waists !

The Largest Assortment of Popular Sellers.Made Expressly 101 Us. ?vCfl

Style and Fit Guaranteed. ,

N. S. SACHS DRY GOODS COMPANY, LIMITED.

JDireot Importers.

BE PRUDENTAnd buy a homo and by so doing securemonthly dividends, this is our advice,and wo havo somo bargains in RealEstate However, if you havo thofever and want to sx)eculato in Stocks,wo will give careful attention to any or-

ders placed with us.

L. C.Stock Broker and

315 Fort Street.

ABLES,Real Estate Agent.

Telephone 139.

K. C.

Baking Powder1

THEO. H. DAV1ES CO., LTD.

Sole Agents for Hawaiian Islands.

FOR

One thoroughbred WhiteEnglish Setter.

One livercolored thorough-bre- d

Pointer, Bitch. Just theright age for training.

C. W. MACFARLANE.

.THE.

ORPHEUM HOTEL,Orpheum Building, Tort Street.

Will open on May 1st as a first-clas- s modern hotel. A German chef has beenspecially imported, ana every attention willfirst-cla- snort-ord- bill of tare. Kegular

anaa lew omces 10 iei in me

COMMISSION

STOCK YARDS,Streets

Manager.

HONOLULUTHE NEW STORE.

P. O. llox 679

SALE,

be given to tne culinary department. Adinner at j:jo p. m. Dining hall 60x30.

1206

MERCHANTSOne n small Mule, $75. Twoextra nice pure bred Holsteln rt

milch Cows. One fine large Team. OneCoach Team. Two elegant Drivers.One family Horse. Two Island Saddle

And one Draft Animal.Call and examine stock.

DRUG CO.VON HOLT BLOCK, KING ST.

TCUPMONB 364.

Private supper rooms; billiard tables; barber shop, every convenience.ouiiaing.

HONOLULUCorner Alakea and Queen

W. S. WITHERS,

DRUG

Horses.

PRESCRIPTIONS and FAMILY RECIPES our specialty.Our Drugs and Chemicals are fresh and pure.

A full line of Druggists' Sundries.Satisfaction can always be found In the Dictionary, and by trading with us.BROMO KOLA for Headache and Seasickness.

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Pollen Cnnrt Nfi,In the polico court this fore-

noon tbo "oaflo of OhoDg ChowHang, ohnrged with bribery, waapostponed for two weoki. Mar-shal Brown oxplniurd that tbiacbbO bad been banging firo for along time for tbo roason that tbopolico wero nttor auotbor China-man who was mora guilty of tbooffonBO than tho dofondnnt. If intwo weoka' timo tbo fellow couldnot be producod, tho tjaso againptthe defendant would bo uolloproa'd.

Henry Makia, charge:! with lt

and battery on bis. wife,Hana Pahan, was eontoncod toimprisonment at bard labor forton days.

Eanobomauna, cbargod withusing profano and vulgar langu-ng- o,

was sentencod to pay n Quoof S3 and costs.

The case of Bon Napthaly,charged with malicious injury bysmashing the glass door at tboLouvro saloon, waa sot for nextTuesday at tho roqueBt of AttorneyHumphries wlu was rotainod byNaptbaly just boforo tho latterBtoppod before tbo Judge.

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Tho huge cubbago grown at tl oVolcano House is exhibited at tboHawaiinn News Co.'s ttore. Itsloavos look crisp but the vegeta-ble has not headed woll.

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Pacific Heights Notice.

Applications will be received at the office of BRUCEWARING & CO. for the purchase of Lots on

4PACIFIC HEIGHTS,j&g5TNSituated 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 1J0 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.

BRUCE WARING & CO.,Rooms 7 and 8, Progress Block

STELLA 10SIG BOX!

NEW! NEW! NEW!DON'T buy a music box before you see the "Stella."

No projections on tune sheets to break off.

Speed can be regulated to suit any kind of music.

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BERGSTROM MUSIC C0,MProgress Block.

I5T Pianos sold on Installments of $o per month.

CORNER FORT AND BERETANIA STREETS.

Headquarters far Stella, Reglna,OlympiaiMusic Boxes.

LOCAL AND GENERAL,

W.A.Kinnoy has returned fromKauai.

Tlireo room cottage to let, callpbono 809.

Jaa. D. Castle is president oftbo Nnbiku Sugnr Co.

No business waa done by tboCabinot tbia morning.

E. A. Sberman is still in jail,baving failed so far to got bail.

Mrs. Hnstings bas gono to tboboncb to live for Boverol weeks.

Tbcro will bo no meeting of theBoard of Health this afternoon.

Bisbop Willis enmo from Kauaiin tbo James Makeo this morning.

Clork Orowell of tbo DeputyMarshal's office, ia down with thegrip.

Mies Vera May will jivo a partyto her little frionda Saturday even-

ing.A businopB meoting of tbo Uni-

form' Itauk K. of P. will bo boldthis evouing at 7:30.

0. S. Orano mnnagos thotolo- -

phono system in SuperintendentJohn Oubsidy's absence.

If you liko soup iust try Anderson's, its delicious and can be badat Waterhouao's big storo.

For fanoy china, crockery, lighthardware, agato waro or cutlery,go to Water house's big Btoro onBethel street.

Special mooting of HawaiianLodge, No. 21, F. fe A. M., thisovonlng nt 7:30. Work in thothird degroo.

Invitations aro out for the firstviow to membors of tho KilohanaArt League's exhibition to bogiven on Friday evening.

Jaok Atkinson no longer doestho prosocuting in the polico court.Deputy Marshal Hitchcook hastaken hold of that work again.

It wqb learned from tho hospitalas tho Bulletin goos to pressthat Gilloapio is in a very clang-

orous condition. His chances ofrecovery aro very slight.

A mooting, of tbo stockholders ofthe Kona Sugar Co., Ltd., will boheld tomorrow at 11 a. m., at tbooffices of F. ' W. McCbeaney &

aons. boo .Now Today.Clerk Dow of tbo Marshal's

office was down for a time thismorning but was forcod to returnborne again as ha has not fullyrecovered from his indisposition.

Tbo regular quarterly meetingof tbo Union Foed Co will bebold at tbo oflicos of tho companyin tho Judd Building on Saturdaynext at 11 a. m. See New Today.

Tboro will bo no tonnis thisafternoon on account of the weather, xno beginning or tue Bingloswill have to bo postponed until tomorrow.

Tho Golden Rulo publishes alist of the latest books received todate. In tbo list aro book) byKipling, Ian Maclaren, Sien-kiowiec- z,

Guntbor, Authony Hopoaud others woll known.

"Good wino needs no bush" is asaying familiar to many. Rainierbeer also comes under this hoad-in- g.

This delightful boveragospoaks for itself one introductionia Bufficiont. See ad on page 2.

Tho James Makoe arrived fromKapaa this morning. Sbo reportsfair weather on Kauai and in thoobannel. There wero GG,717 bogsof sugar loft on tho Garden Islewuon tuo Jam s Makpo left yce-terd-

afternoou.

T. 0. DALIENTYNE.

II. P. EAKIN.

Ballenty ne & Eakin

5T0CKBROKERS

...AND..

McINERNY BLOCK

FORT STREET

HONOLULU

Talk's CheapPRICES MUCH REDUCED.

GRAPHAPMESE$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-phone- s,

Reglna 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.ii you want property mat will ennance invalue, it will pay you to consult

W. E. B1VENS,Fort street, oppo. Pacific Hardware Co.

The Bulletin classifies its ads. Re-sult small advertisers get a squaredeal.

Home Bakery

The

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Only First-Clas- H AmcrlcauRestaurant In the City.

Ice Cream ParlorsIn connection.

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

Cafe ODGii 8 a.m. till Miflnielit

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

BUSINESS LUNCH, from 11 n in. till2 p. in 25 contn

DINNKK, from 5 to 7 p. in 60 conts"19

Notaries.

N. FERNANDEZNOTARY PUBLIC anA TYPEWRITES

Office: k8 Merchant street, Cimpbell block, reirJ. O. Carter's office. P. O. Uox i;

EDMUND H. HA11T,

Notary Public and TypewriterConveyancer and Searcher of Records.

Offlco Campbell's Block. Merchant St.Next door to Hawaiian Wine Co.

TELEPHONE 565And we will call for and deliver, without extra charge, your Bicy-cle Gun, Typewriter, or any article of fine mechanism that needsrepairing.KODAK AND CAMERA REPAIR1ANG A SPECIALTY.Our Tennis Racket restrlnglng Is only equalled by the factories.Give us a all.

A. W. PEARSON,- - i Remember the312 Fort St. I 'Phone 565.

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In Giftsmany points are to be considered:nr--t ot all, where Is the largestand best display to be seen ?

Second, the quality and prices ?

After you have convinced your-

self on these twopoints the restIs easy.

Largest Stock.We have on display the

largest and greatest variety of

CHOICE GOODS ever offeredin Honolulu. We know our priceare right, because we buy rightfrom the manufacturers, thereb)saving the percentage made bjthe middle man.

Cheapestand Best

When you come to our storewe feel It our duty to

you with the goods we carry, and

our time is yours.

Come and inspect our stock.

Goods are all marked in plain

figures.

Drug Go,

A CompleteAssortment ofLadies', Gents' andChildren's

BLACKHOSIERY

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

W. JORDAN'Sg No. 10 FORT ST.

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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 &T LAW,I1ILO, HAWAII1

CHARLES F. PETERSON"

Attorney at Haw andNotary IPublic.

fitroot.

JOHN" L. KA.ULUKOU,

A ttorney-atOLa- w

St., Honolulu.T. M. KANEAKUA,

A1t-nio- and Counsellor atLaw.

O '. : In the Occidental Hotel, cor-ai- 'i

ivlng ami Al.il.u.t btroeti, llono--jal . HC7.

V. i . Ai'iii. Knock JoiiNfeON.

VOHI & JOHNSON,Atromovs anil Counselors

at Law.Offlco No. 10 West KlngMreot.

rl'oloinono SS I.

P. M. BROOKS,A.ttorn.oy-a.- t --Law,

Correr Tort and Hotel streets,Over Falrchlld's Shoe Stare,

HONOLULU, H. 1.

FREDERICK: W. HANKEY,

Lawyer.Will practice In all the Hawaiian and United States

CoLrts.

Rooms 9-- PROGKESS BLOCK,Cor. Port and Beretanla streets.

I'KANOIS.T.UURRY,

ittairCo8lor-at-La-w

Wll' practlu h all the U. S, TeJeralani btatc Courts

Progress Block, cor. Ucrctanla an! Tort streets.

i)3 :: Rooms s and 6.

B. A. MOTT-SMIT- H,

ATTORNEY,

HAS AOVED to the JuddBlock, Fort St.

Surgeons and Physicians.

DR. WALTER HOFFMANN.BKUCTANIA STKEITTS, (opposito tho

llnwitlmn Ilotol.)

OIllco nours: 8 to 10 n. m.; 1 to 3p. m.; 7 to 8 p. in. Siindnyn: 8 to 11

. m. Tolephono 610. P. O. Box SOI.

DR. A. N. SINCLAIR,13 KING ST., NEXT OPERA HOUSE.

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

TolophoiioTll. 1107-3- m

DR. C. L. GARVINOffice: 537 Kino Struct, noar Puuch-bow- l,

Honolulu, H. I.TELEPHONE So. 443

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

T. MITA3TURA,M.D.Consulting Rooms, 427 Nnaanu Street.

Resldenco Hospital, 624 Nuuanu St.Offlco Telopliono 132.

Hours: 0 to 12 a. m. and 0 to 8 p. in.Sundays, 2 to 0 p. m. 1212 (1m

Dentists.

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

DENTISTS.Sew Love's Building, Fort Streeti

TELEPHONE 434.

DR. P. E. CLARK,

DENTIST.18-- 14 Progress Block, eomor Boretania

and Fort Streets, Honolulu.

DR. R. I. MOORE,

Dentist,Ho. 210 notol stroot. Telopliono 605,

HOURS: fl tn 12 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m.

HOME MA.DE

SAUERKRAUT3 pounds for 2$ cents.60-pou- nd casks, $4 per cask.

at1ST. BREHAM'SHop' Boor Depot, No. 11 Konla (formerly

Smith) stroot.

Calumet PcrUctlorA( tnV Quality J

Baking

moderateIN I Powder

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Grocers.

"THAT MAN IS FRUGAL

And content indeed,Who finds food,soIace

pleasure,IN A WEED."

Note the followingpopular brands oi' ourImportedHavana Cigarsdirect from thefactories:

Napoleon the First, Caballeros size, ioo Ina box.

Napoleon the First, Camellas size, ioo Ina box.

Afrlcano, Conchas Selectas, 50 In a box." Jockey Club, ioo In a box." Delmonlcos, 25 In a box." DelMontes,

Adellna Pattl, Esplenldos, "" " President;. "

Casamlrn Regalia, Glorlosa, 50 In a box.Li Tras lata Regalia, Nonpareil, 100 In box.Henry Clav, Camellas. 50 In a box.

" I'urltanas, Finos, 50 In a box.hock o: U.,H. Upmann. Cosmopolltanos, 50 In a box.Alexander Humboldt, Paclficos.so In a box.Alexander Humboldt, Republlcanos, so boxR. Fulton, Conchas Especlals, 50 In a box.

" Recuerdos, 2$ In a box.La Intlmldad de Antonino Caruncho, 50 b.La Espanola Elegantes, 25 In a box.

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

Respectfully,

Lewis & Co.211 FORT STREET.

Telephone 240

H. MAY & GO.Wholesale and Retail Groceries.

615 & 517 Fort St.,HonolulnTelephoner 22 P.O. Box 470

Markets.

MOTHOPOLITAN MAT CO.

108 KING STKEET.G. J. "Waller, : : Manager

Wholesale and Retail

ButchersAND

Navy Contractors.BEST OP MEATS.

Families doslrlng tendor roasts,Juicy sloaks and chops .shouldcall on tho

Central Meat MarketWo make a specialty of family tradeand soil tho Lost at reasonableflguros.

H E, GARES, Proprietor.214 Nuuanu St. Tolephono 101.

lie WasIiiDgton Feed Co.

Cor. Queen and Fort Sts.

Importers and Wholesalo Dealers InHay, Grain, Peed,Flour, Moals,Egyptian Corn, etc.

Our Goods arc Always Fresh.Island Orders Solicited.Phono 422.

HONOLULU UNDERTAKING CO,

ED. A. WILLIAMS, F. D.,MANAQER,

EMBALMINGA specialty,

Office and Parlors514 & 610 Fort St., near Hotel.

Telephone 179.

Real Estate Transaction?.Babacribera are fnrniahed with from Htc

to six lists per week, giving an aooaratfrecord of all deeds, mortgages, leases, re.leases, powers of attorney, etc, etc, whiolare placed on record.Subscription Price, $2.00 per Month,

A. V. GEAK,Judd Building, Honolulu.

Rainfall for April, 1899,

From Reports to tho Weathor Bureau.

HawaiiItaiu

Stations Elov. InclioiWaiakea 50 1G 61Hilo(town) 100 1G 62Kallmann '1250 19 49Pepockco 100 9 31Honomu 300 ....Hakalau 200 9 1G

Honohina 11 89Laupahookoo 10 9 74Ookala 400 8 20Kukninu 250 G 88Pnauilo 750 7 50Pniuihiui 300 3 82Paouhau 1200 G 91Honokaa 425 4 30Honokaa(Kalehua)..1900Kukuiliaelo 700 4 74Awiuiltanch 1100 5 47Ninlii 200 2 ntKohala(Par8onago) . 350 2 87Kolmla Mission .... 5S5 2 GG

Kolmla Sugar Co... 234 2 78AViiimea 2720 5 13Knilua 950 0 97Lnnilinu 1510 1 84Kealakokua 1580 2 3D

Kaluhiki 800 ....Kulnbiki 1200Naalelm G50 11 74Nnak'bu 1350 14 23Naalobu 1725 13 41Houuapo 15 13 14Ililea 310 12 00Pabala 850 10 49Moaula 700 ....Volcano House G 57Olaa(Masou) 1G50 ....Pobakuloa 2G00 19 75Waiakabeula 750 ....Kapobo 110 ....Poboiki 10Kalapann 8 4 21

Maui

Kabului 10 ....Labainaluna G00 ....Olowalu 15 0 00Waiopaoltancb.. .. 700 ....Kaupo(Mokulau Cof

fee Uo Wo 7 8iS

Kipabulu 2 90Hamoa Plantation.. GO G 59Naluku ....Haiku 700 3 78Kula (Kealahou)... 2900 0 40Kula (Erehwon). . . .4000 2 32Puuomaloi.... 14'J0 2 G3Paia 180 1 44Haleakala llancb . . .2000 G G4

MolokaiMapulobu 70 107

OahuPunaboa Weatbor

Bureau 50 1 07Kulaoknbua 50 0 81KowalofKinc stroot) 15 ....Makiki Eosorvoir... 150 1 07Kapiolani Park 10 1 55SoboolSt.(13isbop).. 50 119lueano Asylum 30 0 72NuuauufW. W.Hall) 50 1 2GNuuanu (Wyllio St.) 250 2 35Nuuanu (Electric

Lt. Station).. .. 405 3 84Nuuanu Lunknkaj. 850 G 44Alanoa Woodlawn

Dairy 7 27Maunawili 300 4 21Kanoobo 1C0 3 08Waimanalo 25 191Abuimanu 850 5 79Kabuku 25 2 90Waianao 1700 4 51Ewa Plantation GO 0 0GWaipabu 200 0 52

KauaiLibuo (GrovoFarm. 200 5 80Libuo (Molokoa) . . . 300 5 GlHanamaulu 200 ....Kilauea 825 5 04Hanaloi 10 4 21"Waiawa 32

Kecords not bitborto publisbod:Marcb, 1899.

Hilo 22 44Kaumana. 21 90Kipabulu. 7 15Waiopao., 2 19Moaula. . . 11 GlHiloa.... 5 02Pabala..., 7 5GKilauea.. 10 77Kanooho. 10 45Nabiku... 2 51

O. J. Lyons,Meteorologist, Gov't Survey.

L. F. Farloy conducts a largemeroantilo business nt LibertyHill, Ga. Ho says: "Ono appli-cation ot Obnmborlian's Painliulm roliovod mo of a eovero painin my dbcic. x think it O. K."For lamo baok, rhoumatism, neu-ralgia, swellings, sprains, brnisos,burns and scalds no otbor lini-ment can approaob Ohamborlian'sPain Balm. It is intondod espo-ciall- y

for tboso diseases and isfamous for its cures. For Bnlo byall dealors. Benson, Smitb & Co.,Genoral Agonts.

The l.nit Cnr.Tho last cars of tho King Btreot

lino going to Waikiki and PalamapaeB tho Anchor Saloon. Thocleveroat mixologists in tho citynro tboro always to put you upanything you may desire. Dropin and tako a drop before you takethe car. The colobrated Seattlebeer is to bo bad bore on draught.A full lino of liquors including tbofamous A. A. Josso Moore Whiskyotc., always on band. Receivedper Warrimoo, Raiuior Bock Boeron draught. Tbo Anchor Saloonis here to ploaso its patrons.

Hrnttle Ileer.This over popular Rainier beer

is becoming a bousobold wordand "will you havo a glaBS ofSeattle" is moro often board thananything elso. Tho CriterionSaloon havo tho boor on tap or inbottles.

Cnllfornln Friillf.D. G. Camarinos rcceivod por

Australia a largo consicumont ofVoKetablo3, Fruits, Halibut, Frozen Oysters, Crabs, Luca Oil, etc.,etc.

Ornboum soats can bo bookedby ringing up Telephone No. 540.

"I would not bo witbout Oham-borlian's Cough Remedy for itsweicbt in cold," writes D. J.Jonos, of Holland, Va. "My wifowas troubled with a cough fornearly two years. I tried variouspatent romeuies, besides numerousprescriptions from physicians, allof wbich did no good. I was atmet persuauod to try a bottlo ofOhamborlian's Cough Remedy,which promptly rolioved thocougb. Tbo second bottlo effecteda complete cure." 50 cont bottlosaro for salo by all dealers. Bon-eo- n,

Smith & Co., ' GonoralAgonts.

Photographers.

FresuFilmTo-day- ?Well, of coursewe have, andnot only fresh TO-DA-

but - - -

Fresh Every Day!Fresh Film, Fresh Plates,

Fresh Paper,VELOX andAR1STO PLATINO.

We have fresh goods of everydescription coming on every steamer.

.THE.

426 Fort Street.

At the Tent!FORT STREET,BETWEENDEWEY RESTAURANT ANDORPHEUM THEATER.

Free! Free!! Free!!!I am now making a specialty of free

sittings to any one desiring my everlasting

Souvenir PWo Buttons

B. LICHTIG,Manufacturer.

At the Tent, Fort street, above DeweyRestaurant.

Artistic

Photography.

We turn out the finest workat the most reasonable prices

Souvenir Views of the Islandsin endless variety.

J.J.WILLIAMS,At tbo Old StandOn Fort Stroot ::

Bankers.

JUDD BUILDING.Incorporated Under tub Laws 1

op tub Hawaiian Republic.

Capital 100,000

OFFICBItS AND DIKECTOnS:Ciiah. M. Cooke, 1'ronUlont.

J. IJ. Atiikhton, ut

O. II. Cookk, Cashlor.F. O. Atherton, Socrolary,

Ilonry Watorliouso,Tom aiay,

F. W. Mricfarlano,E. D. Tonnoy,

J. A. McCandloss.Solicits tho Accounts of Firms, Cor- -

pornttons, Trusts, Individuals, and willcarefully and promptly tiltond to allImslnoss counoctod with banking

to It. Soil nnd purchnso ForeignJjxclmngo, lssuo Ijottors of Croult.

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT!Ordinary Mid Torm Dolioslls roiolrod,

nnd IntoroM. allowed in nccordnnco withrules nnd conditions printed In Fatsbooks, coplos of which may bo had uponapplication.

Architects, Contractors and Builders.

O. G. TllAPHAGEN,

ARCHITECT223 Merchant St,. Honolulu,

Botwcon Fort nnd Alakca,Tklkphone : : : 734

Building MaterialsOF ALL KINDS.

Dealers in Lumber and Goal.

ALLEN & HOBINSON,Quoon stroot, Honolulu.

.1. OUDERKIRK,Contractor and Builder.Mouse Moving, anJ all KlnJi of lltivy Weights

lianaiea.NO. 617 TORT STREET. HONOLULU.

(Onnotlta Club SUblcll.RcslJenc. Ttlcphone oo. iiCt-I- I

H. L. KERR & CO.,

Architects and BuildersRooms n-i- t,

PROGRESS BLOCK.Ttltphon. in.

CW.Kinney J.K.NahakuCABINETMAKERS.

TURNERS AND POLISHERS of alt kinds of NiUnWools. CALAIIASHES In stockandta order.

Repairs Effected.

KING STREET. - NEAR ALAP

To My Patrons and the Public.

Havincr rocovored from my recent illnosB, I am npain proparedto do all kinds of Tinsmith andPlumbing work aB heretofore.Thanking you for past favors, Irespectfully solicit a continuanceof the samo.

JAS. NOTT, Jr.H3" Tel. 844.

A New Paint Shop.Havlnrr associated with us Mr. John

II. West, a practical Houso Fainter,Decorator and Wood Polisher, wo aronow pro pa rod to glvo ostl mates on allkinds of work In that lino.

Mr. AVoBt having had a practicalof ovor twenty yoars In San

Francisco and othor largo cltlos on thoCoast, wo fool confldont that any workontrustod to us will glvo ontlro satisfac-tion to our patrons.

peerless rreseriing faint w.

Artistic Graining

tat Wfl DECORATING AND NATURALSSt o WOOD FINISHING A SPECIALTY.

House Painter,Paper Hanger,Grainer, Glazier, andTinter : : :

HC. iwIoBZeolirLie,MKltOnANT STRKET,

Next to Follco Station

The HawaiianIron Fence andMonumentalCompany "

: : 641 King StreetSolo Agonts for tho Konosaw, Georgia

and Italian Marblo. Tho only marblothat Is Impervious to liquids and will notstain. Samples and designs to bo soenat our ofllco and salesroom.

Iron Hailing and Fonclng In ovoryvariety.

Stono coping supplied choapor thanany othor 11 rm In tho city.

Telopliono 602.

CHARLES CRAMER,

Merchant Tailor534 FORT ST.,

-- Near corner of Chaplain LastCleaning and Repairing at Short Notice,

ana in uit nest possioie manner

Bankers.

CLA.BS Sl'JtBOKELS, Wh. Q, Ikwih.

ClaupfBckeluo.BA,HKEIS.

(OHObUbU IX. I.

San IfrancUco AgcniiTnn Nevada, Bins OfSan Fiuncisoo.

SBAW EICnAWOE OH

Aim Fiunci3co Tho Nevada Bank ot SanFrancisco.

London Tho Union Bank of London, Ltd,Nbw York American Excbango National

BankOntoAoo Merchants National Bank.Pirns Comptolr National d'Escompt de

Farla.BnnxiN Drcsdncr BankiUonokono and Yokohama Hongkong A

Shanghai Banking Corporation.Nbw Zealand and Australia Bank oi New

Zealand.ViOTOntA and VANOouvan Bank of British

North America,

rassact a General Baitlag ail Eicliaiige Business

Dcpolsts Hccclvcd. Loans mado on Ap-proved Sccnrlty. Commercial and TravelersCredits Issued. Bills of Eichango boughtand sold.Collections FnojirrLT Accookted For.

BISHOP & 3Q,

SayingsBankSavings Doposlts will bo

rcceivod mid lnterost allowed by this;Bank at four and ona-ha- lf por cont.por annum. Tho torms, ruloa andregulations of tho Hawaiian Postal Sav-ings Bank havo boon adoptod as far asIt is practlcablo to apply thorn, and thoCash ltesorvo of $50,000 ns required un-d- or

the Postal Act will bo nintntalnod.Frln tod copies of tho llulos and Hog-ulallo-

may bo obtained on application,jllbHOP A CO.

Established 165S

BISHOP cSc CO.BANKERS.

Transact a Genoral Bankingand Exchange Business.

Commercial and Traveler'sLetters of Credit issued, avail- -iblo in all the principal cities)f tho world.

Interest allowed attor July1, 1898, on fixod doposits 3months 3 por cont., 0 months3 por cont., 12 months 4por cont.

Pioneer Building andLoan Association.

Aacts, Dec. 31, 1898, $116,803.38

Money loaned on approvod socurlty.A Savings Bank for monthly deposits,nouses built on tho monthly Install

ment plan.Klghtconth Series of Slock Is now

oponod.Offickrs: T. F. Lansing, President;

S. B, Roso, O. B. Gray,Treasurer; A. V. Goar, Socrotary.

.umKCTOiis: x. I'.ianaiiig.a.ij.icoso,A. V. Goar, A. W. Keoch, J. G. Koth-wol- l,

Ilonry Smith, J. J. McLean, J. D.Holt, O. B. Gray.

.tor lurtuor particulars apply toA. V. GEAR, Soorotary.

Chamber ot Commerco rooms.Offlco Hours: 12:801:30 p. m.

TJe Yokohama Specie Bantlimited,

Subscribed Capital Yen 12,000,000ram up apiiai Ten 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,

TokloTho Bank buvs and recolvos for collec

tion Bills ot Kxchango, issuos Drafts andLotters of Credit on tho abovo Branchesand Agonclos, and transacts a goueralbanking business.INTEREST ALLOWE-D-

On Fixed Deposit lor ri months, 4 per cent p, a.On rixeJ Deposit lor 6 months, K "On Fixed Depotlt lor 1 mos, 1 '

INTEREST ALLOWEDBy the Head Office at Yokohama, on Current De

foilt, 4 per cent, per annum.Deposit lor 11 months, 6 per cent, p, a.

Hew Republic Bulling, n fuiig st, Honolulu

The . . .

Eawaiian ElectricCompany,

Cor. Alakea & HalokaawlU Bta.

HaB a large assortment of

Chandeliers and Elec-trical Goods

Constantly on hand,

Estimates given for house wir-ing and Electrical plants.

Marine Wiring a specialty,

THEO. HOFFMANN,Manager,

'. 4,-'-".' ... , , ' - . 2.-at'"- 1 3. ....... . 2i .?,m' . r'. '. v., .1 ". . . f J

Sim. ,i ' VmntTm-- ' '' rMaBfWmwsimtr'wr' rthc'ti&i,b

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WIWUWlfUDllW

Lines

Oceanic Steamship Company.

TIME TABLE.Tho Fino Passenger Stcnmors

Loavo This Fort as Hereunder.

Prom San Francisco:MOANA May 24AUSTRALIA June 7ALAMEDA June 21

In connection with tho sailing of tho nbovo steamers, tho Agontsaro proparod to issao, to intonding passengers, coupon throughtiokots by any railroad from Ban Francisco, to all points in thoUnitod States, and from Now York by any steamship line to allEuropean ports.

For furthor particulars apply to

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

Pacific Mail Steamship Go.Occidental and Oriental Steamship Cc, 0 Toyo Risen Kaistia

Steamers of the atove compinies will call at Honolulu and leave this port on or about the ,

dte ifclow ititntloiudi,,..

For Japan and China:CITY OP PEKING May iGAELIC May 31IIONKONG MARU Juna 8CHINA June 16DORIC June 14NIPPON MARU July 4RIO DB JANLRIO July IJCOPTIC July at

Tor central Information apply to

H. Hackfeld &

Royal

JTarSteameri of the above line, runnlnc In connection with tha CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.,bttwcn Vancouver, II. C, and Sydney, N. S. W., and calling at Victoria, II. C, Honolulu, Suva (Flit),ani Brisbane are liVK AT HONOLULU on or about the dates below state.!, via:FROM VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA, D. C.

For Suva. Brisbane and Sydney!Mlowera Juneol Aorangl Aupist4Warrlmoo July 7 Mlowera. ..September 1

warrlmoo. ocriemoer wfAorancl October ajMlowera... November 94Warrlmoo. .December ai

WThrouch tickets Issued from Honolulu to Canada, United States and Europe. For Freight andPassage and alt general Information, apply to

Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd., Gen'I Agents.

l

Lines of Travel.

The Britisli-America- n S. S. Line

Freight contracted through from anynolnt In the United States to the Hawaiian Islands In connection with the GreatNorthern, Northern Pacific or CanadianPacific Railways. Monthly service from

Seattle and Tacoma with our New A-- l,

6000 ton steamer, the

"PORT ALBERT"

with latest Improvements for a largefreight carrying capacity. Strong twillcarrangements with the three Northern

lines which enable usto give the consignees the benefit of rock

bottom rates on their Eastern shipments.

For further Information, apply to

HEHRY WATERHOUSE & CQ.,

Queen Street. General Agents.Telephone 313.

O. R. & L. Co.

TIME TABLE.From and Alter January 1, 1800.

TRAINS.STATIONS. Dally Dally(Outward) ex. Sun. Dally ex. Sun. Dally Dally

A.M. A.M. AM. P.M. r.m.Honolulu .,,. t:io 11:03 35 J.IOPeirl City... 803 048 11:40 rti J50EwaMIII 8.3J so.08 12 00 .4.05 6.10

Walana so: jo 4'4JWalalua stiJS SUOKahuku...,,, 13:31 6:15

STATIONS. Dally(Inward) ex Sun. Dally Dally Dally

A.M. AM. P.M. r.m.Kahuku oS

Walalua 6:10 .50Walana 7:10 3.3sEwaMIII 550 7.45 1:05 4'lPent City 6:1s 803 1:30Honolulu 6.50 8.J5 J 05 5.36

F. 0. Smith, don'l Pus & TlckotAgont.

O. P. Dknison, Superintendent.

STAGELINEHENRY BRYANT, Prop.

The stage for Ktuicohe, Hceln, Wnl-kan- o,

Punnluu, Ltilo, Knlmku ami waypoints, will leave Postofllco, Bethelstreet sltlo, at 0 a. ni. (Sundays except-ed), calling for passengers anil pack-ages at Lovejoy & Co's, No.lONuuanusheet

Iw8tage8 will makothe return tripfrom Kahuku dally.

THE

or Travel.

of This Liuo Will Arrivo at wic

For San Francisco:AUSTRALIA Mav 16ALAMEDA May 16

ausikalia June 13MARIPOSA June 23

For San Francisco:IIONKONO MARU Maq 16CHINA Maya)DORIC June aNIPPON MARU June 10RIO DB JANARIO June itCOPTIC , JuneAMERICA MARU Juty 4CITY OF PEKING July 14GAELIC July 11

Co., Ltd., Agents.

Steamship Conpj

FROM SYDNEY. BRISBANE AND SUVA.lor victoria and Vancouver (U. C):

Warrlmoo Junes Mlowera August jAorangl July 6 wammoOM . August 31

Aorangl.. .September 18Mlowera.... October t6Warrlmoo. .November tjnorangi....uecemDer si

Lines of Travel.

Wilders Steamship Co's

1899TIME TABLE.

S.S.KlNAUCLARKE, Commander,

Will loavo Honolulu oveiy Tuesday at12 o'clock m., touching at Lalinlna,Mnalaon Bay and Makona tho samotiny; Mahukona, Kawatbao and Lau- -pnlioolioo tho following day, arrivingni, iiiiu vcMiiinH(iay evening.

lt turning will mil from Hllo ovoryKrhlay at 0 o'clock p, 111., touching atIuipnlmohoo, Mahukona, Kawalhao,.MiiKoim, iiinaiann nay antl illiallia,arriving nt Honolulu Saturday night.

Will call at Polmlki, Pun, on thoHeconil trip of ouch month, arrivingim-r- n on tnn iikii nine or tlio day ofs.iilliiK frnni Hllo to Honolulu.

'I hi iiopular romo 10 the Volcano isvia Hllo. A good carrl.tKo road tho on-ti- ro

distance.

S, S. CLAUDINECAMERON, Commander,

Will loavo Honolulu 'luosdav. at B

o'clock p in , tniirlihiir at Kahnlul.liana, Hiiino.i und Klinluitu, Maul. g,

arrlvtm tt Honolulu Sundaymorning.

Will call at Kim, Kmipo, once oachmonth.

This company reserves tho rlcbt tomako cliangos In tho tlino of doparturoand arrival of its Bteamors WITHOUTNOTICE, and It will not bo rosnonslblnfor any consonuoncos arising thoro- -from.

Conslgneos must bo at tho landingto rocolvo thoirfrolght. This companywill not hold ltsolf rosonslblo forfrolght aftor It has boon landod.

Live stock rocelvod only at ownor'srisk.

This company will not bo rosponsl-bi- o

for monoy or vnluablos of passongors nnloss placed In tho caro of purs-ers.

rassongors aro roquostod to purchasetickets boforo oinbarklng, Tlioso fall-ing to do so will bo subject to an addi.tlonal chargo of twonty-llv- o nor cont.

Tho company will not bo llablo forloss of, nor Injury to, nor dolay In, thodelivery of baggngo or porsonal offoctsof tho passongor boyond tho amount of$100 00, unloss tho valuo of tho saniobo doclarod, at or boforo tho lssuo oftho ticket, and frolght Is paid thoroon.

All employoes of the Company aroforblddon to rocolvo frolght without

a shipping receipt therefor Intho form proscribed by tho Companyand which may bo soon by Blilpporsupon application to tho pursui-- n of thoCompany's Stoamors,

Shtppors aro uotlflod that If frolght Isshipped without such rocolpt, It will bosolely at tno risK or tno siuppor.

0. L. WIGHT, President,S. n. ROSK, Socrotary,

OAPT. J. A. KING, Port Sunt,

'"'' D "" ' rT --?TOf- '3JT ljJF ;p '?HW)lJ'HtyriglW

EVENING BULLETIN!

Beer and Wine Dealers.

LOVEJOY&CO.IifrOKTKltS, AND WHOLESALE

Wine and Llpr Dealers.Agents for the Bottled Rainier Reer of Seattle.

No. II) NuttANir Ntiii-.e- tFoster Block, Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands

P. O. Bon 17. Mutual 'phone 308.

GONSALVES & CO., LtdWHOLESALE GROCERS ANL

WINK MERCHANTS.

225 Quoon stroot, Honolulu, H, I,

tasolWated Ma Water Co., L'Esplanade,

.orner Allen & Fort Sts., Honolulu

HOLLI3TER fc CO..AffOntA.

Gbinese and Japanese Firms.

HELP! HELP!!Honolulu ChineseEmployment Agency.

Office at the Hawaiian ChlneseNews Co.'sit N0.8H King street. Honolulu, II. I.

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

This Agency fully examines all appll-ant- s

for employment as to their compe-tency before sending them to Its patrons.

CHARGES REASONABIEW. 7- S- -- P. O. B0X04S

jstewDry Goods Store

S12 Nuunnu Street,has opened with an entire new stock of Dryjjooas, Mattings, Camphor Trunks, allkinds of.Japanese and Chinese Silks, SilkHanuKercnieis, Men's and Ladles' Shoes,Men's and Children's Hats.

SING LUNG & CO.CHONOSAM.Mgr. (npA.im) P. O. Box 1011

W. W. AHANtf

Merchant Tailor323 Nuuanu St.

fino Suitings In Kngllsli, Scotch andAmorlcan Goods mado to ordor.

rolophono 003. Postomcobox 080.

TAKAKI & CO.,Contractors, Builders,

And HOUSE PAINTERS.115H Nuuanu street, Honolulu. H. 1.

OHIN SING 00,100 Wost King Stroot

Contractors anil BuildersJobbing promptly attonded toj also all

kinds of Furnlturo on hand. '1210-O-

VING OHAN,rURNITUEE DEALER.

400 Nuuanu Stroet.-- Chairs of all kinds, Matting,

Cigars, Silk and Chlnose Teas,

Seasonable Goods,CHAIRS of all kinds, Matting,

Chinese Grass Llnon in any color,Fancy China Silk Handkerchiefs.

KWONQ HING OHONG CO.,nuuanu auovo King st.

KIK KES EESTAUBAUrAlakoa, botwoon Morchant and King

strcots.A First Class Moal at All Hours,

15 OBNTS.s Luncheon Rooms for Ladlesand Gents. Qlyp us a trial.

DSWSY RESTAURANT,FIrst-CIa- ss Resort In Every Respect.

Best 25-Ccn- ts Meal In Town.

LOOK HOP & CO.,Deretanla anj Port Streets.

SHEU LUtf,J05 Nuuanu St., next Exchanee Saloon,

Merchant TailorClothlnc. etc.. made 'o orJrr.

All Suits tMaranteel to Tit, ani In the Latest Style.iia

L. CHONG,No. 6 Nuuanu St, Mow Merchant, Honolulu.

MERCHANT : TAILOR.rt.ul" ?lir.'in,'11 'o l ,J In latest styles.

10 order; Unllorms a specialty.Clothes cleaned ani repaired at reasonable rates.

Notice.Anyone found trespassing on my Plan-

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

SEE TAI WAI."87-2r- n Hanalel, Kauai.

If you wnnt a nico rubber tirohnok with a caroful drivor rinr nnvjiuo oiauio iiacK rstana Tol. al'J,and wo guarantoo you will bosatisfied.

HONOLULU, H. 1., MAY 17,1FIMLUUffJJ

SHIPPING NEWS.Additional. n4 the latest Shipping News, will U

luutiki vn ine cignin pige.

TIDES.

K

Day. PI 251C5

' 3; 5d anI ' ' c'n.in a. in. n.m.D.in.Monday 13 7.49 s.2d: 3.0112.00

'

Tuesday 10 8.34 0.42 3.11 1.11

Wednesday.. ..17 0.2011.00 1.20 3.00I

Thursday 1810.24 11,00 4.65 4.50I Iruii.

Friday 10 12.20 11.20 5.2" 0.23Haturuay 20. 1 Ii4u.in. C.54 7.20

I I I i

Sunday 21. 1.11 o.ll 0.27 8.20

l'trst Utiarter of the moon on tho17lliar,U.4a. in.

The Standard tlmo whistle Pounds nt121i. Om. Os. (midnight), Greenwichunits, which is in. soni. p. 111. ofllawallan Standard time.

MOVKMKNT3 OF BTEAMEIIS.Steamers due ani salllnetolayanl lor the next sixuj ic a. iuiiuws;

ARRIVE.hteamera Fiom Due

y u nan ivona ana Kau May 16Klnau Maul anJ lljw.ill m.;, ,..Urolu Kohala '..May toClauJIne Maul A1av 11

mayDCI'ART.

Claullni Maul May 16Klnau Hawaii an! Maul May 16Mlkahala KauaiW. G. Ilall-K- ona anj Kau. . ..........May!,

ITEMS FROM HARBOR FRONT

Tho solioonor Ada anils forHnnnloi and Kalibiwai at i o'clocktula afternoon.

rAssENarna depabted.For Knuai porta, por Btmr n,

May 10 Mrs W II Rioe,J Guild. AS Guild, LA Piuk-hn-

Mis Clark, A Droicr audson.

For Maui ports, per etmrOlaudino, May 10 MrHooht, A Hockincr. J G An- -dorson, F F Baldwin, S G Alox- -nndor, I" Wandonborcr. H AYoung and Jlissaos (2) Youngand J J Dmmmond.

Tlmmm Square Mnalo.Should tho weather permit, tho

band will play tho following aelcotionB at a concort in ThomasSquaro this evening:

taut 1.

Overture Tho King's LIcuteiinnt.FitlChorus Tannliauser WngnerSeloctloii Rose of Castillo llulfo(a) Maikal Walplo. Maul no ka 01.

Miss J. Kolilaa.(b) Poll Puniehana. Mnlu 1 koAO

Mrs. N. Alapal.

PAltT II.Cornet Solo Tho First Kiss..Neuman

Mr. Charles Kreutor.Solectlon Pirates of Penzance

SullivanGavotte May Tlme FetrasWaltz-10- 01 Nights Strauss

The Star Spangled Banner.

POrt CUD AN ANNEXATION.

New York, May 6. Tho Cuban- -

American Looguo is trying to pavotho way for tho annexation ofCuba by promoting tho study ofmo Jimgiisn language m tho islandand by encouraging and assistingin tho efforts of the annexationists-i-

Cuba. According to a letter re-ceived by President William 0.McDowell, of the leogue, quarrolsand diasonsiouB among tho indo-ponde-

in Cuba will greatly aidtho annexationists1 work and thou-sands who aro now afraid to do-ola-

themBolvea will flock to theirstandard as soon as assured thatundor Unitod States protectionthey will bo allowed to voto asthoy ploBse.

rolKIca alia Nfv York Police.Albany, N. Y May G. Gov.

Roosovelt has signed a bill passedby tho legislature providing thatany person conneotod with thopolice force from Oommissionordowu to patrolman who ahull nsohis oflioial power eithor for oragainst any political party, shallbe guilty of a misdemeanor.

Tho bill prohibits promotionstor politicnl roasons, contributionsto or collections for politicalfuuds, and forbids any member oftho police force from being amumbor of any political club.

DIED.

KEKAULUOHT-- At hor resltlenco,Punchbowl street, May lOatd p. in,Clilofcss Auliea liekauluolil, llratcousin of Luiialilci.

Tlio funeral will take phtco this after-noon at 1 o'clock, from her resi-dence.

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FOREIGN MAIL STEAMERS AT HONOLULU,FIRST SIXJIOJTUS OF 1899.

Arrive from San Fran-- 1 Depart for San Fran-cisco or Victoria. I dsco or Victoria.

(foptlc ..Alay 5 Garlic... May 6Australia MloweraAorangl . . , AustraliaAmerica Muu Ilonckonc MaruCity ol I'sklng . ChinaMoana AlamedaGaelic J' Doric JuneAustralia ...June 7 Warrlmoo ...HongkoncMaru " 8 Nippon Maru...Mlomera " AustraliaChina A Rio Je Janeiro..Alameda " at MariposaDoric " 4 Coptic

NOTE. Departures lor and arrivals from the Col-onies, or China and Japan, are not Riven In the abovetable, though they can be easily ascertained, as for-eign mall steamers generally leave Honolulu th dayol arrival. Steamers Aorangl, Warrlmoo ani Mlo-wera run between Victoria and the Colonies; AlamedaMariposa, and Moana between San Francisco and theColonies; Nippon Maru, Rio de Janeiro. China.Doric. Coptic, America Maru, Gaelic ani HongkongMaru between San Francisco and Japan and China;Australia between San Francisco and Honolulu only.

VLoot.1 S IN PORT.AKAiY AND NAVY.

U S Tugboat Iroquois, Pond, Hllo, Mar19.

U ST S Leelanaw, Stores, San Fran-cisco, Atay if. For Alanll.i.

AIEKCHANTAIEN.(This list does not Includes coasters.).

Am stmr City of Columbia, Mllnor,Hllo, Dec u.

Am schr Atarla E Smith, Smith, PortTownsend. Feb 13. Allen & Kobbmson.

I law schr Honolulu, Thronagle, New-castle, Apr 6. I I S N Co.

Am sp S P Hitchcock, Hllo, Apr 12. Inballast to load sugar.

Am schr Erskinc S Phelps, Graham,San Francisco, Apr 10. H Hackfeld fc Co.

Am sp Ironuols, Thompson, New York,Apr 19. .T H Davies & Co.

Am schr W H Talbot, Uenncche, New-castle, Apr 24. Coal to order.

Am schr T S Negus, Alanha. San Diego,Gil, Apr25. H Waterhouse & Co.

Am schr N D Bendlxsen, Olsen, New-castle, Apr 25. Coal to order.

Am bk Fort George, Atorse, San Fran-cisco, Apr 25. Castle it Cooke.

Haw bk Atauna Ala, Smith. San Fran-cisco, Apr 26. W G Irwin & Co.

Amsp Aryan, Whlttler, Norfolk, Apr28. U S Consul General.

Haw bk Himalaya, Dearborn, New-castle, Apr 28. Castle & Cooke.

Am schr F S Redfield, Blrkholm, PortGamble, Apr jo. Lumber to order.

Am schr Ottlllle Fjord, Segethorst, Eu-reka, Apr 30. Lumber.

Am bktne Geo. C. Perkins, Ataas, New-castle, N S W, Alay 1. Coal to order.

Am bk Topgallant, Lunvaldt, Seattle,Alay 4. Allen & Robinson.

Am bk C D Bryant, Colly, San Fran-cisco, Alay 4. H Hackfeld & Co.

Am schr Fred E Sander, Svenson, PortTownsend, Alay 4. Wilder & Co.

Am senr ooiuen bhore, Kasmussen,ncwuoiie, n o v, may o. toai 10 order.

Am schr Alary E Foster, Thompson, SanFrancisco, Mav 8. T H Davies & Co.

Am bktne V H Dimond, Nllson, SanFrancisco, Alay 8. W G Irwin & Co.

Am bk Andrew Welch, Drew, SanFrancisco, Alay 8. C Brewer & Co.

Am schr Jessie Allnor, Whitney, SanFrancisco. Alav o. Allen & Robln;nii.

Am bktne Klikltat, Cutler, Port Gamble via Kaunakakal, Alay n. Wilder

10.OSS Australia, Houdlette, San Fran-

cisco, Alay 11. W G Irwin & Co.Am schr Inca. Blrkholm, Newcastle,

Alav 1 ?. Coal to order.Am bktne Skagit, Robinson, Port Town-sen- d,

Alay 15. Wilder & Co.

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Guard There's tho saddest and mostviolent caso wo havo hero. Listen tohim rnvo.

Paticut Dyea, Juneau no, I don't.Ua, ha I Chilkoot pass nit. St. Mi-chael's not yet. Alackcnzio river oh,no I

Visitor Poor follow I Did hunger intho Klondike bring him to this?

Guard No. About a yenr ngo hoto go to tho goldflclds, nud ovcry

ono ho nhlfid told him a dlfTcront andtho best routo to take. Up to Date.

Amorican Mossengor BorvieoMaBouio Tomple. Telephone444. - -

Honolulu MessongorSorvico do-live-

messages and packages.Telephouo378.

Nicely furnishod rooms at thePopular Houso. 154 Fort street.frum 1.0f) nor wnnlc nn.

Mcohnnio's Ilomo, cornor Hotoland Nuuanu strcots, lodging byday, wook or month. Torms: 25and CO conts por night. SI andSI Of. nor wnnlr.

Tho uso of tho rJingor in mil-lions of homes shows the unpre-cedented success of theso idealsowing machines. It is convinc-ing proof that tho Singor excelsin nil kinds of family sowing andart ucedlo work. All our sowingmaohincs are of the l,ost construo-tn- u,

beautifully dooorntod, andan mounted on solocted woods infmaly finished cabinets of nrtistiodesigns. B. Borgorson, agent, 1CJLJoUiol streot. w

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AILEY'SP. O. BOX 441

ITS.Telephone jl

The Milwaukee Punctur-e-Proof Tire.

AS RESILIENT AS ANY TlRE'iAlADt.PAUpimcTimnPIMKIA.

Bailey's Honolulu Cyclery,Sole aeents Alo.!il tc rtmh nirvlc-f,- i

530. Repairs that are repairs at the. oldreliable 231 King street.

The Club StablesLimited.

0. BEMiiNA, : Manncui,FOKT STREET,

Telephone L77Livery, Boarding & Sale Stables

Prompt Service. Stylish TurnouU.Safe Drivers.

Wo nro especially equipped to cater uyour trndo. Pair dealing and good ser-vlc- o

Is what wo dcioul ujon to tfot it.Wo havo for salo Family Carriage and

Driving Horsoi, slnglo or double to.mThoy nro In good condition and will toBold on fnvorablo terms.

Dr. Powat Is always In attoudnnca'svttho Stablos.

Gmb Stables HackstandCor. Union ,fc Hotol Sta

(Old Uoll Towor).CAIIEI-TJI.- AND WULL INFRMEIi

DRIVKIIS.FIRST CLASS CARRIAGES.HACKS AT ALL HOURS.Onlors for.Surrovs. Wnuonettos. Slntru

or Doublo Tc.uns at a niouiont's notlc.Hack Nos. 126, 1B3, 100, 70, 77.

O. HKLI.INA. Mgr

Your Roof and

GuttersShould be put in thorough repair

before you are washed out duringthe heavy rains.

I itand ready to do any necessaryrepairs required.

John Nott,75-7- 9 KING ST.

Tolophono No. 31.

A GOOD THING4t U Si C

Ohia, Algeroba and Pine FirewowGot and Split (ready for tho Stove),

Also,

STOVE, STEAM & BLACKSMITH COliWHITE AND BLACK BAND

At Lowest Prices, delivered to any partthe City.

BBPHONB 414

HUSTACE & CO., .ri31 Qneen

MANUEL NUNES, AManufacturer'of ''i.rl

G u t a s, U k u e e s, 'SiPATCH FIDDLES.

Workmanship and Material GuaranteeJ. RepairingSpecialty.

1130 :; No. 2103 ST. ."1

Corner King and Alakea Sts., Honolulu.MANUFACTURED OP

Gruita-vs- , XJlculeles,TARO PATCH FIDDLES.

Workmanship and material cuaranteed. Repalrlnispecialty

$100 REWARD.Whereas, on Sunday night, May 7, iS,)9,

on the Walkiki Road, near Wright'sVilla, Antone Rallne, tram car driver,whilst driving tram car belonging to tinsHawaiian Tramways Co., was violentlyassaulted and grievously Injured by someperson or persons unknown; now, therefore,the above reward win be paid by theundersigned to any rsnn or rersons whowill give Mich evld-- ice or Information nsshall lead to the arrest and conviction ofthe person 0- - persons concerned in thematter. Irf 'nation may be given to theMarshal or W. H. Pain, nnnagrr of theHawaiian Tramways Co. i:i7-i-

Late ol San Tranclsco, has opened

DRESSMAKING ROOMSAt the OUTEN HOTEL COTTAGE. Throut.fi inn.eiperlence and constant attendance to oik attlxCoast. Mis Woll has acquired the art ol perfectfittlne, and also elvlne lull satisfaction In the latestand modern fashion.

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Street.

Hosiery HosieryHosiery

Wo beg to call attention that ourcc nplete stock of Hosiery hasaz 1 ved from Chemnitz, Germany.

19000 dozen Hosiery will bepi ed on sale at prices that willsi prise you all.

We carry complete lines forLr. dies.

We carry complete lines forGentlemen.

We carry complete lines forMisses.

We carry complete lines forChildren.

We guarantee our Hosieryf.s represented, and to be thetest Hermsdorf dyes. Specialprices on Hosiery purchasedby the dozen.

PACIFIC IMPORT CO.

GE AH, LANSING I CO.,

Real Estate andFinancial Agents....

' JUDD

tJtS1 Having a number of requests for HTuiixisuisi)AJfJ) TJxruiixisiiKiJ Houses, wo wish to inform tbosodosirous of renting that listing their houses with us willinsure an immediate applicant.

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TOA desirable residence on Magazine street (Punchbowl); seveniooms, bath and toilet; barn, chicken house, servants' quar-

ters. Large grounds, with fruit and ornamental trees. Beau-

tiful view of harbor.

UNIMPROVED.

No. 1 8 95 x 2oo, comer Keeaumoku andKlnau streets, ready for building,next to handsome residences nowoccupied.

No. 1990 x 190, eight fine Residence Lotsfacing on Lunaillo and Klnau streets.These are very choice lots, on lineproposed Rapid Transit. Easyterms.

Ho. 25100 x 290, on Deretanla st nearKeeaumoku street, running throughto Young street. One of the mostdesirable building sites In the city.

No. 40152 x 370.onNobleystreet,Kajlhl,with L on side street. Good eleva-tion, good view, cheap; must beseen to be appreciated.

Power

Turin ? temporarythese 1 Humphrls

power attorney.(Slgnei), GEO. HERBERT.

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IMPROVED.'

47 In Kaplolanl Park, 100 x 200 ; adesirable home, containing owner'sbarn, houses, etc.; fruitornamental trees. Either for orwill be leased to a desirable tenant.

4975 x on Anapunl street. Cot-tage 7 rooms bath. Good view,high elevation; cheap.

5c 75 x Magazine, ThurstonSpencer. . Good elevation; faces

on three streets.51 92 x comer Wilder Avenue

Nice house of 7 roomsbath; large grounds; fruit

ornamental trees; barn out-buildings.

FOR SALE Young street,Kaplolanl, a choice residence of 3

parlor dining-room- ,

kitchen pantry, bath patentgood plumbing, stable, out-

houses servants' quarters. GoodIncome property; rents for month- -

Size of 75x155.

Notice.Digging or taking sand from makal

of Moana RoadfBeach Road) Is strictlyprohibited, person or persons caughtIn will be prosecuted toextent of Law.

H. CUMM1NGS,Road Supervisor, Honolulu,

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FOR SALE AT HILO.

(OfiAfi A BAKERY doing good business, store on principle thorough-IPAW- U

fare, cheap rent. FIFTEEN YEAR LEASE THIS PROP-ERTY WILL BE SOLD SEPARATELY. Two story building, with good livingrooms above, everything complete as regards Bakery, Including wagon horses;living rooms furnished. Owner desires to on account of 111 health, satisfactory

pterins can be arranged with a desirable party.

GEAR, LANSING & CO.,Judd Building, Fort Street.

of Attorney.

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JHV vni &TVTHE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. I.,IAY 17, 1899.

WANTS.Vfrtja-'''- ' ' '' column villi ti InurltJ alt faultV- - alinelrit Inttrtton; to unit ttconJ inttrlion', 10 ttnlt a week and o ttnlt a monlb. It!) it Ibtcttapttl aJtrHnnf tver offtrtj Iti ftopli 0 Honolulu.

TO LET.COM RrNT A very pleasant COTTAGE In MANOAI VALLEY, with stable, anJ carriage shed. Housepartly furnished. Dallilng tank 10 feet square and 4feet deep Sorghum patch, yard well planted withflowers, tc. Apply to O. II. ROBERTSON.

Alay nth. mi-i-

RENT The store on Queen street lately oc-cupied by .Messrs McChesney&Sons. Tor par-

ticulars Inquire of the undersigned.ALLLN & RODINSON.

Mays, 1899. mo-t-fac

FOR SALE.

SALE Several bargains In d Sodalountalns. tssi-t- t

FOR SALE Hawaiian Dimes. Apply "Dimes,"Office. ijio-- i

PR SALE ClirAP A large new Jewel Stove,Hot Water Holler and attach-

ments Ar ply to L. M. VETLbSEN, at the office ofHawaiian Hardware Co. iw4tnOR SALE HOY'S CRESCENT WHEEL. In

Rood condition. Address 1, t, J, Bulletin office.ni)-)- l

OUIET HORSE AND A UUGGY. I OR SALE,Applv K, fiulletln office, noq-t- f

OPPORTUNITY FOR DAIRYMENI-lsland-b- red

to the thoroughbred sire of theW, G, Irwin dairy. Tor further particulars Inquire ofC. W. Macfarlane. li)i-t- f

SALE-O- ne SIIIPMAN ENGINE In perfectorder. Apply to II. G. Dlart. fort St. noftf

A Pedal Dass REED ORGAN" Suitable for chapel or residence. BergstroraMusic Co., Port street. 1067

BEST aj cent meat In town. Try It and beLlnd's Excelsior Restaurant. 1041

DEARL CITY BOOM will be the next. U. S. ArmyI and Naw officers must have houses on the hill.Two Pine Lots, commanding a splendid land and seaview, near the rcsmolr, will besoldcheap. Address,"Pearl City," Uullctln Office noj-t- f

LOST.

CTRAYfD-- A RLD TOLLY COW, branded C K.fcJ CnKiKIn rauiarl utlt Ka noli In mrhi ralnrnlnnsame to .LM. VIVAS. mS-t- f

I OST A Man's Silver Watch, between the Boatlanding, near Oueen street, and the Oceanic

wharf. A suitable reward Is offered for return ofsame to this office. ini-t- f

I OST A pair of OPERA GLASSES, somewhere- between the Opera lloue, hotel, and Penacotastreet. Receive reward on returning to WILDER &CO. itoT'tf .

WANTED.

XANTED 500 Men to get shaved for 15c. (whiteVY barbers). II. JEfFS. 610W Fort street, opn.

Club Stables. iioo-t- f

HOARD AND ROOMS.

NICELY FURNISHED TRONT ROOM, with orboard. Best locality: terms moderate.

513 Deretanla street next City Feed Store, isoo-i-

NEW TO-DA- Y

DR. A. C. POSEY.Eye, Ear, Nose mil Throat.

Hours: 2 r. m ; 4, 7-- 8 p. in.Sti inlays, by appointment, 1- p. in.

MASONIO TEMPLE. . 1223

Kona Sugar Co., Ltd.A meeting of the stockholders of the

Kona Sugar Co., Ltd., will be held onThursday, May 18, 1899, at 11 o'clocka. m., at the office of M. V. McChesney& Sons, Queen street, Honolulu.

F. W. McCHESNEY,1223-i- t Secretary.

Meeting Notice.Regular quarterly meeting of the Union

Feed Company, Limited, will be held atthe Company's Office, Judd Building, onSaturday, the 20th, Inst., at 11 o'clocka. m.

F. R. Vlda,Secretary of Union Feed Co.

Honolulu, May 17th, 1899. 1223-3- 1.

FRED J. CROSS,Consulting und Suporlntoudlut;

Electrical & HydraulicENGINEER.

Eloctro-IIjrtlraulI- c Powor Transmission.REPORTS AND ESTIMATESFURNISHED. . . .

With Catton-No- ll Co., Qttoon stroot.Oillco noxt to Postofflco. 1223

Queen victoria s Birthday

EIGHTIETH All, IR5ARY

18101800

GRAND BALLAttheN.G. II. Armory, on

Wednesday Evening Next,May 24, 1800.

. ..AIMal I (a. l k...Cl - tintTini' " '" "'"""BnNBVOtCN? SOCIETY.Single tickets, $1,50: double (lady and gentleman).

Si. May be obtained Irom the Committee, or at thostores. uji-i- t

Tho Iwalani arrivod in portlate thiB forenoon with a fallcargo of Bugar from Hamakun.Purser Grubo reporta roughweather at Honokaa Tuoaday. Itwas nocoBBary at that timo for theIwalani to go to Kukuihaolo toload.

The Fort Qoorgo ib taking eugarat tho Intor-Ialan- d wharf from thoW G Hall and Iwalani today.Sho is gotting on her load in goodshape now. Captain Morao ta

to get away about tho mid-dl- o

of noxt week.

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

For additional Shipping News see seventh page.

Diamond Head Signal Station, May17, 1 p m Weather cloudy, wind light

Weather Bureau, Puliation, May 17Temperature Morning minimum,

08; Midday maximum, 74.(Barometer corrected for gravity- - ,o5.)

Barometer, Oam, 29.98. Irre-gular.

Rainfall, do, 0.30.Humidity utOam 80 percent.Dew Point 00 F.

ARRIVALS.

Wednesday, May 17.Stmr James Makcc, Tullett, from

Kapaa; 2250 bags sugar.Stmr Iwalanl, Gregory, from Ho-nok-

and Kukulhaelc: 5024 bagssugar for F A Schaofcr & Co.

DEPARTDRE3.

Wednesday, May 17.

Stmr Maul. Welslmrtli. for Klhel.Piuiuhnti und Kukatau at 5 p 111.

The W H Talbot is taking onballastat tho Oceania wharf. Shewill sail for tho Sound tomorrow.From thero ahe will go with a londof lumber to China bo that it willbo somo titno boforo tho Talbotwill bo Boon in these waters again.

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K. A. Hllim.N AIUlBSTED.

There was moro than ono officeraboard tho Australia yesterdayafternoon looking for young AllenSherman who camo hero severalmonths ago.

Sherman appeared in tho FolicoCourt this morning after a nightin ono of tho colls. Tho ohargowas changed irom vagrancy tothat of gross cheat. The com-plainant is W. W. J. Robertson,who eots forth that he obtainedfrom him tho sum of $200 on May5 by falsely that hohad an option on certain sugarstools which ho would tarn overto him for tho consideration men-tioned; also that dofondaut hadno such option.

Sherman pleaded not guilty totho charge and asked that ho begiven a weak to proparo his case.Ho would act as his own attorney.

Sherman comos from a vorygood family on tho Coast, hisfamily being connected with thofirmof Sherman, Clay & Co., thomusic doalors of San Franoieco.An undo of his is Mr. Yandor- -8lico, tho well known jcwolor oftho latter city. In Hono-lulu Sborinan has quito a num-ber of frionds among whom arosoveral young men who went toschool with him.

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PAVING KING TANU

Washington, May C No fur-ther advices havo reached thoStato Department from Samoaand it is that none willnow bo hud until the eastern mailarrives, about five days timo.

Tho commission is due at Apianoxt Wednesday and tho depart-ment's information is that there isno clanger of further outbreakmeanwhile Thoro is nothing intho reports tothodepartment tend-in- g

to sustain tbo statement thatUnited States Consul Osborn hasantagonized tho British and Am-ericans in Apia oponly adheringto tho German position.

Eeauoctiocr tho ronortod refusalof tbo consul to pay the salary ofKing Tanu, although nothing isknown of tho details, the disposi-tion ia to approve of this actionin tbo mattor. It is not knownhero officially that Mr. Osborn isacting in any such capacity, aspresident of tho municipal coun-cil, but in viow of tho withdrawalof tho Gorman official, Dr. Raffol,who ocoupied that position untilrecently, it is not improbable thattho duties of tho place may havoclovojved on tho American consul.In viow of tho questionable legal-ity of the provisional govornmont,it is boliovod that Mr. Osbornwould scarcely bo jueti6od in as-

suming tho risk of making pay-ments upon tho salary of theKing whoso titlo is called intoquestion by Germany.

In tho finals of tho ladies' doubles in tho tennis tournamont yea- -

toruay atternoon, Miss Hoffmanand Miss Scott won against Mrs.Gunn and Miss Hart. Tho matohwas an extremely oxoiting onethroughout. The wholo fivo setsworo ployed. Tho first and fourthsots woro won by Mrs. Gunn andMiss Hart whilo tho Becond, thirdand fifth woro won by Miss Hoff-man and Miss Scott. Tho thirdBet stood 0-- 7 at tho end.

Galvanized WaterThe market has been nearly bare on this item for some

weeks, but we have now received, per "Iroquois," a lot of2, 3-- 4 and 1 Inch, which will go so quick that you better

call early if you have any piping to do. By same vessel wereceived a lot of Canal or R. R. barrows which also come to agood market these days of new plantations, new roads &c.

The "Geo. W. Curtis" is due soon from N. Y. and then wewill be flooded with all sorts of Hardware as she will have thelargest shipment we have ever received from New York.

E. 0. HALL & SON, Ltd,Cor. Fort and Eane Sts.

Columbia and

THEORPHEUMFAMILY THEATRE.

CHAS. S. DESKY, PROPRIETORI. F. POST MANAGER

TO-NIGH- T 1

Entire ChaDgeof Program!

Post's New Farce,

A imago in lie Dark

Mile. Glorine,Serpentine Dancer.

Miss Parnell,Meuo Soprano.

Mr. Frank Barton,Baritone and Comedian

Ed CunninghamPremier Contortionist

May AshleyMyrtle Graham

Violet DaleBilly Howard

General Admission, ajc. and 50c.Last six rows (or Children under 11 years, 10c.Reserved Chairs, 50c5eatscan tie booked by ringing up Telephone j4.

A Society Event!

HOYT and McKEE'S

New York

Madison SquareTheater Co.,

HEADED DY

MR. HARRY CONOR,WILL PRESENT ON

THURSDAY. May i8-- "A Rag Baby."

SATURDAY MATINEE, May jo "A Rac Baby."

SATURDAY NIGHT. May "A Trip to China-town."

MONDAY, May n "A Stranetr In Nw York."

TUESDAY, May a To be declJtJ later.Sailing May 94 on the Moana (or Australia.

This oreanliatlon numbers nineteen persons; andIs positively the most expensive anl talented that hasever come to Honolulu.

sale at Wall, Nichols Saturdaymorning.

Knights of Pythias.

All members of Oahu Lodge No. 1, K.of P., and Mystic Lodge No. 2, K. of P.,are hereby earnestly requested to be pres-

ent at the regular weekly convention ofMystic Lodge, No. 2, held at the CastleHall, Fort street, Wednesday evening,May 17th, at 7:30 P. rn., for the transac-tion of particular business.

By order. 1222

Konn Sugar Co., Ltd.Notice Is hereby given that Assessment

No. 3 of 10 per cent, on the AssessableStoch of the Kona Sugar Co., Ltd., is nowdue and payable at the office of M. W.McChesney & Sons, Queen street, Hono-lulu.

May 13, 1809.F. W. McCHESNEY,

1221-i- Treasurer.

Not the least beautiful ofwonders nature has lavishedupon Hawaii is the variety offishes in the surroundingwaters. Some of them grotesque in form and othersmost marvelously colored.KING BROS., have a finecollection of water colors.

Pipe.

llarablcr Agents.

Jas-FIorga-

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AUCTIONEER ANDBROKEIT-as- z

33 Queen Street -

Auction Sale. ...OF...

Fee Simple and

Leasehold Property,

By order of Mrs. H. Rlomenschnelder,I will sell by public auction, at my sales-room. 33 Queen street,

On SATUltDAY, May 20tliAT 12 O'CLOCK NOOK,

The following property :

No. 1 In fee simple, lot on Vineyardstreet, adjoining the Relmenschnelderhomestead and the Howland lot, hav-ing a frontage of $9 feet on Vineyardstreet and an average depth of 90 feet.Area 5273 square feet.

2nd Six year lease of a lot fronting onPunchbowl street, between the Adlercottages and the lot of W. E. Rowell.This piece has a frontage of 135 feeton Punchbowl street and an averagedepth of 190 feet.

Map of the property and further Infor-mation at my office.

JAS. E. MORGAN--,

Auctioneer.

Fop Sale.businessTroperty

On Alakea Street.Property known as the Dexter premises,

on Richards street, adjoining the residenceof S. C. Allen. Lot has a frontage of 70.4feet on Richards street, lower boundary1 10.5 feet and northern boundary of 156.5feet.

Property faces the Executive buildinggrounds and Is a short distance from Kingstreet. An excellent site for stores or ware-houses.

For further particulars apply to

JAS. F. MOEGAST,33 Queen Street.

REALESTATE

BARGAINS!Farm at llamakua S 6.00

i. SOLD.

I. SOLD,(. SOLD.1. SOLD.(. A Lodging House, lease, 5,00a7. WITHDRAWN.I, its acres codee land, Kona 3ot)9. SOLD

10. Lot H acre near town.. ,. 1,5011, WITHDRAWN,

is. SOLD.1. House and Lot, Punahou i,eea

14. Large Lot and cood Paylne Business.... ,om15. Large Lot, Palama, nearly i acre 4,00016. Lot joxiao.wlth dwelling house.Quarry St (,jo

For further particulars apply to

J. M. VIVAS,G Post Office Lane, - Honolulu.

Notice.

David Dayton has moved from 207K to

223, Merchant street. I272W

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