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In connection with the sailing of the above Btoamera the AgentB aieprepared to to intending passengers coupon throupth tickets by anyrailroad from San Francisco to all points in the United States and fromNow York by any steamship to all European porta
For further particulars apply to
MARIPOSA
Wm G Irwin CoGeneral Agents Oceanic S S Company
M PACIFIC HARDWARE GO LTDFORT MERCHANT STREETSKING BETHEL STREETS
The combined stocks of Castle Cooko and the PacificHardware Company give uh the most complete and bestassorted line of goods in Honolulu We shall at presentcontinue business at the old stand of Castle Cooke and
shall cany a stock or
General MerchandiseHardware and Household Supplies
Ait Goods and Artistic Supplies
Picture Framing a Specialty
e are prepared to Estimate on Scalesfrom Eight Pounds up to Sixty Tons
MAIN OFFICE FORT AND MBECIIANT STS
Messrs Castle Cooke retain an interest in the business and solicit for itafedutinunnce of the patronage so kindly extended them in the past
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British Foreign Marine InsuranceNorthern Assurance Fire and Life
Canadian Pacific RailwayPioneer Line of Packets from Liverpool
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GOLD OAK BEDKOOM SETS
CHEVAL AND DUCHESSE
In Elogant and VarIo8 Designs
Extension Dining Tables Parlor and Dining Chairs
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Call and Inspect the eautiful and usefuldisplay of goods for presents or for per ¬
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JULY
ALLIANCE AfiINST
HOMBSRTS THRONE
Galibalnis Son Talks to N Y
Herald on His Proposal to
Fq6 Republicans and
Catholic
Bays Monarchy la Flayed Out andItaly Hhould Strlvo to Found aRepublie Papacy Still a VictimMust Doolre nt ofAnother Form of Government
Special Cable to the X Y Herald
HOME It will be rememberedtlint at the banrpiet to commem ¬
orate the battle of Dijou atwhich1 the sondf the Italian herotok the chfiii7 General RiceiottiGaribaldi made a speech inwhich alluding to the presentsituation in Italy he spoke of theprobability of an alliance betweenthe Catholics and republicans forIhe purpose of overturning themonarchy
The speech therefore producedsomething of a sensation and wasvery keenlydiscussed An under ¬
standing between the republicanand Catholic parties would inev ¬
itably bring about the fall of theHouse of Sjavoy Avithin a shorttime
General Iticeiotti Garibaldi isabout to fttnvt for America and Iwas anxious to obtain from hisown lips a few hints as to the policy of which he indicated themain lines
I found him fastening up histrunks In his hermitage in the RioFredo lie complied with my re ¬
quest with the best grace in theworld
SAYS FATUER WOULD INDORSE IT
Do you think I asked thatif your father were still in thisworld he would enter into the po-
litical¬
Views which you pro ¬
claimed and lead himself to anagreement with the Catholics forrevolutionary ends
I dont doubt it replied theGeneral for my father alwaystook the shortest road to attainthe ideal at which he aimed My
father though at one moment heseconded the ambitions of theHouse of Savoy none the less re-
mained
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radically and thoroughlyrepublican
Today perceiving that thepart of the monarchy is playedout in Italy he would strive inorder to found a republic to uniteall the forces which might con-
tribute¬
to that resultYou may bo sure that with
that end in view he would not re ¬
fuse to seek the aid of the Cath-
olic
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party The Papacy has no in-
terest¬
in perpetuating the existing situation from which there isno issue
It cannot condemn itself tolive forever in a slate of hostilitywith the established Power yet
it cannot reconcile itself with themonarchy which bears the inherited burden of usurpation ofwhich the Papacy considers it isK till a victim
It must therefore desire theestablishment of another form ofGovernment with which it could
I negotiate a modus viveudi I
REtUDLIOANISM OR MONARCHY- -
Now in Italy apart from themonarchy no forln of governmentis possible except republican
The conclusion is evident thatthe aims and interests of the re ¬
publican democracy and theCatholic party are identical Byuniting they can hasten the real-
ization¬
of a desire which theyhave in common s
Do you think the two partieswhich you invite to join in thisalliance are equally disposed toinsure its success
Unfortunately no althoughon the Catholic side the idea isripe Perhaps it is otherwise onthe republican side The popularelement still denominated byGhibelline prejudices and newanti clerical proclivities hatesthe priest who in his opinionhas been the cause of all the mis-
fortunes of the countryAll Italian democrats have
not realized the transformationwhich has ben effected in spite ofthe Church during the last thirtyyears There are mistakes andfalse impressions which must bedissipated and I do not despairof succeeding in this withoutgreat difficulty
Iu any case you may be certain that the alliance will be eoncuded That is where the solu-
tion
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of the Italian problem is tobe found
That is where salvation liesfor Italy
IUKiaATION NOTICE
HOLDEltS OP WATER 1IUVILKQESor tlioa paying water rates are horobynotified that the hours for irrigationpurposes are from 0 to 8 oleock a m andfrom 4 to 0 oclock p in
ANDRE Y BKOWNSuperintendent of Water Works
Approved J A KnaN MlnUtar of Interior
Honolulu Tune 14 1809iw i r
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS
VTOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN1 passeneers hooking by any of
TOtho
Lines of Steamors rpreseuted by thoundersigned agents that on and afterAugust 1 isJj a nooinug iq w trnaonarswill he requited from each passenger atthe time of registration of name Thisfee will bo rofnnded in caso of Inability toprovide accommodation on arrival ofsteamerSigned
WM Q IRWIN CO Ltd4 By Its Prosidont W Q Irwin
SignedTHEO H DAVIE8 CO Ltd
By Thomas Rain Walker DirectorAgents of Canadian Anstrallau Steamship Co
H HAOKFELD CO LtdK 8nhr Director
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Wo have been authorizedto sell -
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Owing to spurious imitntiouB hav ¬
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Stmr KDNAUFUEEMAN Commander
MOLOKAI MAUI HAWAIIWill lcavo Honolnlu every Tuesday at12 M touching nt Knunaknkai Labaina Maalaoa Bay Klbol Makena Mahukonn Knwalhao mm litupahoehooarriving nt HIlo Wednedav oveuing
Returning will soil Irom Hllo every Fri-day
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at Ooclookn in touching at abovonamed ports arriving at Honolulu Satur ¬
day nightsWill call at Iohoikl Puna once each
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Btmr OLAUDINECAMERON Commander
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Will lento Honolulu every Tnebdayn ut 0I r m machine at Lnhaina Knhnlui Na
lilfeu Hana Hamoaftnri Kipnliulu Mauljiuiuriung roucucs ni jtiann Kauumi anaLahalna arriving at Honolulu Sundaymornings
Will call at Nuu Kaupo once eachmonth
Ihu popolar iouto to tho Volcanois via Hilo S40 for tho roundtrip induction all expenses
Stair JLEHJJABENNETT Comnwnder
MOLOKAI MAUI LANAL
Balls every Monday for Kaunakakai Kamalo Maunalei Kalanpapa LahainaHonolna Oloiralu Returning arrives atHonolulu Saturday mornings
Consignees must be at the landings toreceive their freight this Company wllnot hold itself responsible for freight afterit has bcrn landed
Live stock fraeiio articles nlants andliquids received onty at owners risk
xmb uompany will not uo responsible foiMonev or Valuables of passengers unlessplaced in the care of Parsers
J8 Passengers are requested to parchase Tiokets before embarking Tiosfailing to do so will be subject to an addlttiiml charge of twenty five per cent
Tho Uoi ipany will not be liable for lossof nor Injury to nor delay in the deliveryof baggage or personal eflectBof the passencor bevond tho amount of XIOUOO nnlnxKthe valuo of t e sumo bo declared nt orbefore tho Issue of tho ticket and freightis paid thereon
All employees of tho Company are for ¬
bidden tort coiye reight without deliver ¬
ing a shipping receipt therefor in the formproscribed by tho Company and whichmay bo seen by shippers upon applicationto the pursors of the Companys Steamers
Snippers are notified that If freight lbshipped without such receipt it will beboiely ut tho risk of the shipper
This Company reserves the rignt tomake changes in the time of departure andarrival of its Steamers without notice andIt will not be responsible for any consequences arising therofrom
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Kong Shanghai BankingCorporatlonNEW ZEALAND AND AUBTRALI- A-
Bank of Now ZealandVICTORIA AND VANCOUVKR Bank
of British North Amorlca
Transact a General Banking and StenarBusiness
Deposits Received Loans made on Aproved Boonrltv Commercial and Travel ¬
ers Credit Issued BIUb of Exohangobought and sold
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EDMUND NORBIE Editor
W HOBAOK WRIGHT AosiatnntEditor
Residing in Honolulu
TUESDAY JULY 25 1899
THE QUESTION IS SOLVED
It was with a deep breath of re-
lief¬
that the community last eveninglearned through a daily journal thatMr F O Jones has solved the laborquestion and found the only remedyto that effeot i o the employmentof some expensive expert able toBolve the questiou
Mr Jones idea is excellent butnot original In fact wo all havebeen ready to see some expert ap-
pointed¬
who could make sugges-
tions¬
of practical value
Mr Jones was once poor andstruggling now ho is fat physicallyand financially While in his firstcondition he believed in the penaloontraot system and would probablyhave preferred slavery now he saysthat for yoars he has fought againstthe penal clause in the contractsand urged its abolition That isnews indeod and Mr P 0 Joneswill pardon somo of us who haveforgotten the noble Btand taken byMr Jones in regard to the ticklishquestion years ago
Mr Jones rioh Mr Jones tellsus that he has withdrawn from thoPlanters Association He no longeragrees with the organization ofwhioh he was a prominent memberand the dear old man sits baok inhis sacred pew and sings downwith oontraot labor up with stookslHe wants 2000 negroes with their
t families to make our Paradise aHell Ho wants to solve the laborquestion by importing a big num-
ber¬
of Italians Negroos Portugueseand amalgamated Americans Ifho succeeds in doing so we have nodoubt that he will pack his trunkclose his banking aocount and builda residence in Boston from thonceho can Bend forth his coupons andoolleot his dividends But we MrJones who have not become rioh bysinging hymns and shaving plant-ers
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and who have homos and familyties here we dont want 2000 neg-
roos¬
or Galioians in tho ohain gangsor knifeWielding dagoes or cheapAsiatic laborers We are willing tosee Mr Jones and Mr Athertondraw the enormous dividends fromtheir rich investments but allow uswho have children whose home is
Hawaii to have something to say inregard to tho labor question and thefuture of Hawaii
If the plantation people ore toobusy to solve the problem lot themgot a move on and clear out Thoreis only ono solution possible and no
ooptable to the aonntry and that isfor tho sugar men to pay decentwages treat tho men in thoir em ¬
ploy reasonably and remember thatall men were born free and equal
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When Mr Jones and his oonfreroswill understand that Ave percent is
a fino return on invested capital andbe satisfied with a dividend at thatfigure tho labor problem will havobeou solved becauso the laborerwill then receive tho wages dub himaud a normal condition will oxistbetwoon capital represented byJonos and labor represented by thoKanaka
TOPICS OF THE DAY
It was a fairy tale that roport oftho holding up on Berotania streetreferred to last evening Tho onlycorrect part of the story was thomoonlight evening Tho Govern ¬
ment olork tho soldier robbers andtho stolon coin have evanesced intothin air Tho joke is on us andwe will pay 1750 to go to MountTantalus and look up a murder anda joker We ought to have knownthat Government officials dontcarry sacks with thorn when trav-elling
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at night and they never sur ¬
render coin except for an equiva-lent
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It is a pleasure to havo a states ¬
man like SonatorOlark of Wyomingamong us The Senator is a shrewdobserver and when he talks heknows what he Bays This is thesecond trip of Senator Olark toHawaii uei and he will remain soveral months here studying our con-
ditions¬
aud combining pleasure withbusiness Mr Clark says that he is
determined to carry Colonel SamuelParkor to Washington when heleaves to attend to his official dutiesIf tho Senator nominates genialSam for the Governorship of Hawaiihe will make a masterstroke andmuch future trouble be avoided
As the Chinese were detained onQuarantine Island owing to SpecialImmigration Agent Browns deci-
sion¬
to refuse them landing and asthey wero subsequently landed Withthe approval of tho Federal Govern ¬
ment one would think that it wouldbe an equitable proceeding on thopart of the Federal Government topay tho proportion of expenspswhich they now decline to pay Theamount certainly is but small butBince our treasury is lighter thanthat of the Unitod States and theexpense was incurrod through thoUnited States agent whose action wasin effect at least disapproved itwould seem but fair and reasonablethat the Unitod States should payWe do not blame the ImmigrationAgent but on tho contrary approvehis conduct in putting the questionto a tost but fair play is fair playand doubly deserved from thestronger to the weaker
Mr Ray has found out during hisbrief visit to Hawaii that those Isl ¬
ands are blessed with the best Gov ¬
ernment on Earth Mr Bay is un ¬
doubtedly a great factor in Wash ¬
ington and apparently knows inhis mind tho sentiments of McKinley Senators and Congressmen-beside- s
having obtained a clear ideaof Mr Doles regimo As a matterof faot tho distinguished visitor isthe X Bay and it is to bo hoped thatho will enlighten thoao of our poorpeople who havo uot yet discoveredtho immaculato qualities of the DoleGovernment who dont think thattho present usurpers of an oligarch-ical
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power are immaculato but whobolievo rather in Dillingham whenho says in his roport to tho stockholders of the O R L Co Thisnovel arrangement referring tothe nil road wharf is doing muchto relieve for the present the dis ¬
tressing wharf conditions which thogovermnnt of this country has Beenlit to impodB upon your companyMr Dillingham has been abouttwonty fivo years in the countryand he has sized up our presentrulers to a fino point Mr X Rayhas boon hero a few weeks andnaturally feels himself in a positionto judge tho mou who aro runningthis funny republic under tho eaooharine protection wings of MoKinley Hurrah for Ray I
Whilo we have beon unablo toagroo with Mr Dillingham political-ly
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wo certainly doff our editorialhat to him on the financial auccosswhich ho through forco of oharaotorand untirod onergy has mado out ofhis pet sohome tho Oahu Railroadand Land Company Wo dont thinkthat Mr Dillingham has danced onroses during tho yoars when hisrailroad was building up borrowingmonoy and paying no dividend Hedid not lot go howovor and yostorday ho was in tho financial posi-
tion¬
of facing his stockholders andsaying boys lot mo give you anhonost dividond a rosorvo fund andsomo more sbaros based qu solidfinancial principles That thestockholders wero happy goes with-
out¬
eaying but we think that MrDillingham was the happiest man attho moment Ho had roalizod hisgoldon droams and fulfilled ovorypromise to the men who helped himduring his upward struggle To daytho Oahu R JJ Co stocks aregilt edgod security thanks to MrDillinghams efforts Tho holdersof the stock will make a fortuneaud tho man making it for thorn willsink his share in some sugar holopromoted by him But the benefitswhioh Dillingham has conforred onthis country will never be forgotten
Dr Posey specialist for Eye EarThroat and Nose diseases andCatarrh Masonic Temple 8 to 121 to i
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T1VOLI nPEUA COMPANYSSubscription list for season tickets
will open atO a m Wednesday Jalv 26at Bergstromu Mnslo Storo Port and Boretania streets Progress Block
1250 lw K L BCOTT
NOTIOE
THE ANNUAL MEETING OFAT WM G IB WIN 0 Limitedhold on FBIDAY July 21st 1800 the fol-lowing
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stockholders woro nleetod to Borveas officers of tho Company for tho onsningyear viz
Wm G Irwin PresidentOlaas Sprockets Vice PresidentW M Giffard
- Becrejarylfcnd TreasurerH M Whitney Jr -- tV Audltor
H MlWHITNEY JRActing Secretary W P Irwin Co
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Road Contracts Awardod
Tho bidB for building roads on
Hawaii wore opened at the IntoriorOffice yesterday Tho KaahuhuHomestoad road as awardod to FFujitani for 232150 Othor bids
for this road woro Goorgo Kaiser4000 and R H Makohau 2500Tho same biddor also received tho
contract for building the road fromKaahuhu Homestead to WaimoaHis bid was 878920
Tho road to Honokaa landiug wasawardod to Goorgo Kaiser 0750Othor bids on this job woroCharlosWilliams 13G15 and F Fujitani1291950
DIVIDEND NOTIOE
DIVIDEND IS DDK AND PAYAA blo to the Stookholdors of tho IntorT eland Steam navigation Co Ltd nttheir oflieo on MONDAY July 21 1809
Tho Stock Hooks of tho Company will boclosed to transfers on July 21th and 25th
N E GEDGKHonolulu July 21 1800 Sccrotary
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NOTICEPERSONS WHO ABE TENANTSALL what has beon known as the Ka
piolanl estate are horoby roquoitod tomako prompt payment of the amountsduo by thorn to tho undersigned at thoirofflco on Kaahuuiaun Btrect
D KAWANANAKOAJ KAIANIANAOLE
1251 2W
THE OBPHEUMFamily Theatre
TO NIGHTTROIBERT IN
MYSTERY AND MAGIC
The Laughable Farce
Tne Diamond Palace
Boggs and Haeward in ThoirComedy Sketob
A Kiss In tne Dark
Tho Greatest Aggregation of VaudovllloTalent evor seen in Honolulu nt ono time
Box Offlno npnno nt 10 u Phnfin MO
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Timely Topics
Honolulu June 1 1S99
Just arrived from NowYork per American BhipGeorge Curtis
Black and Galveroized Got Halls
Assorted Sizes
Black and Galvanized Wire Nails
Assorted Sizes
limits Axe and Pick Mat-
tocks¬
Iron City Axe and PickMattocks
Steel Horse Shoes Froutand Hind assorted sizes
Long Handle Hay Forks2 or 3 tines
Socket Goose Neck Hoes3 and
Hunts Jixes 3i to 5 lbsHandled
Ames Long and ShortHandle Shovels
Ames Short Handle CoalScoops
Champion Handle CoalScoops
Bush Hooks Medium andHeavy
Amorican Charcoal IronsPutnams Horse Shoo Nails
assorted sizesChamplains Horse Shoe
Nails assorted sizesAldens straight yard
broomsStep Ladders i 8 and 10
feet highOne and Two Man Cross
Cut Saws 2A to G feet longFor sale hero at lowest mar-
ket¬
ratesPlease call and examine our
goods
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QXTESEJIST STREETGOING AWAY AUGUST 18th
The whole Stock must be sold Todo this all Lines of Goods will beoffered at prices that will DEFYCOMPETITION
The Stock Consists only of theNEWEST SHADES AND BEST QUALITIES
Bought Direct from the LeadingEuropean Maniifacl urers
NOW IS YOUR 7 ME FOR BARGAINS
COME EARLY AND HAVE FIRST CHOICE
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XtOOATj AND OENEHAIi NEWS
Orphoum to night
Tho Board of Ileaith meets tomorrow
BEDSPREADS 150 Marseilles at1 each nt Sachs
Tho band plays at tho QueensHospital this aftornoon
SHIRT vVAISTsTiiifdozons nt25n oanh Sachs Dry Goods Oo
Tho salo of season tickets for thoTivoll season begins to morrow
500 Dozen Towels 7Go a Dozonat L B Kerrs Doparturo Salo
Thoro is a probability that localinsuranco ratos will shortly bo loworod
Tho Ceylon carries 10775 bags ofsugar for San Francisco valued at
80928
10000 pieces Valouciennes Lacesall Now Patterns at L B KorrsDoparturo Salo
Tho Amateur Orchestra concortwill bo givoa in Progress Hall puTuesday next
Go to tho Orpheum to night andenjoy yoursolvos for once Thoro isan oxcollont billon
Mr O W Baldwin writes that theflow has roaohod the middle groundand turned Hilo wards
American Messenger ServiceMasonic Temple Telephone 444
All nitfht servico
ALL WOOL SERGE 20 pieces45 iuohos wide 50o per yard N SSacbB Dry Goqds Co Ltd
Attorney McOants Stowart spokeon Parliamentary Proceedure atthe Triangle Club last evening
Tho Waverley Club showed manycourtesies and offered tho use oftheir room to the wounded warriorson tho Relief
A word of praise is duo to themen of the Jupaueae training Miipliiyei for thBir very excellent dnportment on shoro during the vessela stay in port
Our visitors the Japanese train-ing
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ship Hiyei tho hospital shipRelief the Collier Brutua and thoNorwegian ntoamer Thyra have leftor leave us today
Tho lied Cross ladies and manyother have taken a groat interest inthe invalids of tho Roliof aud theboys have reason to remembertheir kindly treatment
Some intorest is oviuced in thorace betweuu the Puking and Gaelicto Hun Francisco The Peking badniuH hours start but the Gaelic isreputed to bo a quicker boat
Tho Soamans Club in doiug veryexcellent aud noble work under MrSmiths active management For-eign
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newspapers pictorials audmagazines aro much welcomed fordistribution among departing ships
The Uuited States Governmentwhile paying the guards employedduring the detention of Chinese onQuarantine Island pending litiga-tion has refused to pay the 2100incurred for food supplies after thoexpiration of the dato of legal quar-antine
The Hawaiian Board has sold thoMalumalu property on Kauai toSenator G N Wilcox for 6000Tho purchase amount will be thefoundation of a fund for educationalpurposes to bo known as tho J KSmith Memorial Fund
Tho evidence in tho disbarmentproceedings against Kaulia and Kaneakua was closed this morniugThis afternoon argumonts in thocasoTaro being heard It took 10strong oflloors to produce thoheaviest oyidonco in Court It wasa log of kou wood
Tho Orphoum is continuing togather a largo aud appreciativeorown every night The performersnre of tho Star class and high gradeaotiug singiug danoing merry mak ¬
ing besldoq wonderful tricks in tholine of magloiaus and athletes canbe seep evory night
After the onnaert given by theGovornmont baud to tho hospitalship Relief yesterday afternoonCaptain Borger was presented witha musical instrument piokod up onthe battlofield of Caloocau Muohcheering and good fellowship audpleasant speeches passed current
L B Korr the Queon street mer ¬
chant is about to depart forJEuropeaud will make a groat offort to clearhis Btook during tho noxt 30 daysand to do this will offer Big Bargalua in all departments tho goodsaro all new aud stylish having boonbought of tho loadiug Europeanmanufacturers Those paying uisostablisbmont an early visit will proAt by it All are cordially invited
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Tho Propor QuantityEd The Independent
I saw a statomont in a newspaperthe othor day In which it was saidthat Professor Atwator tho cele ¬
brated ohomiat and physician advlsos a man to lako tho followingdrinks ovory day
Whiskey five ordinary drinksBeer four bottlosRhino wino ono and one half pintsGin fizzes five mild onesClaret ono and one half pintsCocktails throe to fivoMilk punches throoPort puo aud one quartor pintsMadeira three quartors pintBo you think tho quantity bb pre
sorlbod is propor and that tho Profeasor is right Ploaao answor
A Recent but Anxious Graduate
If you can got somebody elso topay for the stuff drunk and preparo to seo Judgo Wilcox with a2x1 We dont know ProfessorAtwater as Jim Post would callhim but wo think you ought tosuggest to him to scratch the lastpart of his name He was neverat water Ed
TJ8ED HI8 BAZOK
A Hawaiian Outs His Own ThroatWhile In Bodily Bain
At 11 oclock this morning Depu ¬
ty Marshal O Ohillingworth wasnotified that a man bad committedsuioide by cutting his throat with arazor
The Deputy Marshal and DrEmerson left immediately for thoscene of tho tragedy and in thehouse of John Hilo near ho Itemcene oil warehouse they found thedead boly of John Pade a Ha-waiian
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about 55 years of ago Therazpr whioh did tho doadly workwas still clutched in the hand of thodesperate man but life was extinct
An investigation proved that thodeceased had beou a great suffererlately and he undoubtedly commit ¬
ted tho rash act while of unsoundmind
The remains will bo interred to-
morrow¬
at the exponse of relativeof the auicido who was a widowerbut leaves children and grandchil-dren
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Coroner Ohillingworth is holdingan inqueat this afternoon Deathmust have been uearly instantonoouaand tlm medical statement is that16 of our best doctors couldnt haredone a better job combined
Thin is a rare instance of a suioideof a Hawaiian
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Aljor Bays Ho Will Not Bosign
Washington July 12 SecretaryAlger made in a report to the As-
sociated¬
Press his personal state ¬
ment concerning the reports that heis about to resign from tho CabinetWhen asked as to the truth of therumors the Sooretary Baid
Thore is nothing in theso reportsbut air replied tho Seorotary Ishall not rotiro this yoar certainlyand cannot say as to tho future My
private business and the state of my
hoalth will govorn my future courseThoso constant assaults and re ¬
peated basoloss reports are ofooursovery annoying to me and extremelydiBtroBalng to my family but I havenovor rotired under fire yet and do
not propoao to do so now Nothingthat I have ever heard of or known
of has boon so cruel as tho attacksupou me If my oritics oan point toono thing in my official career thatI have dono that I ought not to havo
done or that I havo not dono that Ishould havo done I shall be vory
glad to surrender my presont official
dutiesm
MoBBongor Qorvlco
Honolulu Mesiongor Sorvico de-
liver
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mossages and paokagos Tele-
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500 full size Bod Spreads 7Go eachat L B Korrs Departure Salo
mi V M H A 1ms received fourcertificates of honorable mentionfor commendable excellence in moeducational exhibit sont to the in-
ternational¬
convention of tho Aesociation
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YOUR HUSBANDS DOLLAR
An increase in the purchasing power of yottr husbandsdollar is worthy of consideration ISIW XT
Its worth while reading what wo havo to say when byso doing you save your husbands dollar
ISMPT IT
YOU CAN SAVE LOTS OF DOLLARS BY
TRADING WITH US
What is theuse paying 1 a yard for TAFETTA SILKSWhen you can buy them from us for 75c
What is the use paying 125 for BLACK OKEPONSWhen yot can buy them from us for 75c
What is the use paying 375 a piece for IndialinonsWhen you can buy them from us for 25What is the use paying 150 each for BedspreadsWhen you can buy them from us for 100
What is the use paying 25 a pair for Lace CurtainsWhen you can buy them from us for 125
What is the use paying 100 a yard for all wool sergesWhen you can buy theni from us for 50c
What is tho use paying 15c a yard for piinted iawnsWhen you can buy them from us for 10c
Buy only at th Peoples Providers
N SACHS
Every article a genuine bargainat L B Kerrs Departure Sale
The boilers of ibo Missionarysteamer Morning Star will have tobo re tubed It will bo next monththerefore bofore she can sail i
FOR SALE
Corner Lot and CottageAT KALIHI
Terms 200 Cash balance 25per Mouth A good chance to securea Home on easy tormB
A number of Lots at Kalihl 50x100 each TerniB to suit purchaser
For particulars apply to
WILLIAM SAYIDGE
1150 No 310 Fort St
Wm G Irwin k CoMUITSD
Win U ltwln President it ManagerOlnus Bpreakels Vioe PrealdentW M Qlffonl Secretary fe TreasurerM H Whltnoy Jr Auditor
SUGAR FACTORSAMD
Uomiaission AgentsAQBHTB OF TUB
Oceanic Steamship GompyOf Bun FrannUnn flnl
miv u asii v3fimnviiFamily KCotel
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dPKOIAli MONTHLY BATUBIleitof Attendance the Best Blind nOld Hif Hnof Mania In tKln ttltv
LONG BRANCH BATBSWATiqKI REACH - - - Honolulu H I
0 J BHERW00D Proprietor
There earth and air and ita and ikyWith breakert tong give lullaby
King Street Tram Oara pass the doorTifU tll hUflin flpAolftlyRrk
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will bo rocoivod at tho office of BRUCE WARING COfor tho purchase of lots ou
situated ou the magnificent hillside between Nuuanu and Pauoa Valleysaud a superb marine and scenic view stretohlng from Dia-mond
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Head over Punchbowl to the Waianao rango of MountainsA broad winding boulevard giving access to tho property is now in
courso of construction and choice lotB of sufficient area for magnificenthomesteads will soon bo available
On the Nuuanu side of the hill is a Pali protecting it from the highwinds and heavy showers of Nuuanu Valley ensuring a salubrious olimato
Tho Elevation of the Property 1b from 150 to 750 foot above sea levelwill bo numbered and died and choice will be allotted
according to the number of applications0T Only 1000 for a lot 100x200 feetgT Terms Easy
CO1130 tf ROOMS 7 AND 8 PROGRESS BLOCK
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LIMITED
Solo Ageuts for tho well kno
White Sowing Maclime
AND
Remington Type
A Largo Stock of tho Difforout
Stylos
ALWAYS ON HAND
ALLIEN ROBINSONVI
Dealers in Ldmbhh and Coal andBuilding Matedials ov
All Kinds
Qnoon fUrat Honolnln
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Pacific HeightsApplications
PACIFIC HEIGHTScommanding
Applications
BRUCE WARING
HAGKFEL1
Writers
Provonts Baldnessltosuscltatcs Weak HairIs nil Excellent Hnlr DressingCures Irickly Heat at OnceKcops tho Bcnlp CleanLeaves the Head CoolYoung and Old Ncod ItHeals all Bcalp DIsordorsKflectually Eradicates DandruffAnimates the Growth of tho HairThores NothlniLIlte It
For salo by all druggists aud At thoUuiou Barbor Sbop
F 1AOHEOOSolo Iroprlotor
Tolephono No fiSW lOfll tf
JOHN PHILLIPS
Plumber and Gas fitterOrders promptly attended to and work
guaranteed
HOTEL STREET NEAR FORTTEIJSPHOHK 302
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Fabst Milwaukee Beer
DubIuosb Cardo
W O AOBI OO
Eeal Estate Stock and BoneBrokers
Office 10 Wont King Street Honolulu1216 ly
A L O ATKINSON
Attobnet at LawOffice Corner King and Bethel Btreets
1207 tf
A R ROWAT D V S
Graduate of MoGlU University Montreal
Has had ten years practical experienceIn the treatment of Horses Cattle andDomestic Pets in the Hawaiian Islands
Orders left at Glab or Pantheon Stableswill be received and promptly attended toOffice 610 Fort Street Telephono 785
970 tf
drOculist and Aubist
Progress Block 3d Flor Ofllco Hours0 A M U- - t P M
R N BOYD
SUBVEYOB AND REAL BTAtE AdENT
Office Bethel Street over the New230 Model ltestaarant ly
JOHN NOTT
Plumbing Tin Copfeb and SheetIbon Wobk
KingBtreet Honolulu
EDMUND H HART
NOTABY POBLIO AND TTrEWBlTEB CON
TETANOEB AND SeABOHEB OF
Records
Ho IS Xaahumanu Stroet
DR WALTER HOFFMANNOornoi Beretanla and Punchbowl Streets
Office Hoars 8 to 10 a v 1 to 3 r m7 to 8 p m Sundays 8 to 10 a m
Telephono 510 P O Box 501
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allbn robinsonDealers in Lumber and Goal and
Building Matebials ovAll Kinds
Qvipon flrif ITonnlnln
CARRIAGE MFG CO Ltd
121 Queen Street
CARRIAGE AND WAGON BUILDERS
RlTBBEIf TIltKS AND ROLLER BEARING AXLES
m0m
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IN BOTTLES
AND ON
Is served in the
Royal Pacific and CosmopolitanSALOONS
W- - W WRIGHTJUST ARRIVED
Fine CarriegesAND
ANDCarriage Fittings
SLoaeteTT
HAWAIIAN
2 TioLeaders 2
VrH5fcr
Ono for the table the other for theyard both for you
Fine quality of blown Turnbiers engraved in 3 designs
Your choice at 76 cents per dozenYou know the regular price
Rattan Yard Broom 252 conts each regular price 65
cents These are slightlydamaged by Bait water
7600 CompietTOutflts in
Crockery Glass Cutlery
Plated Ware
and kitchen utensils
including StoYii and
Refrigerator for 7500
Estimates and lists given on appli-cation
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When you are in our store alwaysinspect the Bargain Tables on thesecond floor take elevator
You are sure to see something youwant and tho price will not stop you
1 W D1M0ND CO
LIMITEDKing Street Merohant Street en ¬
trance iB noXt to the Post Ofllco
Importers of Crockory Glass Lampsand Household Utensils
SOLE AGENTS FORJewel Stoves for Goal or WoodGurney Oleanablo RefrigeratorsNew Wiokloss Blue Flame Oil
StovesGerm Proof FiltdrsPrimus Oil Stoves
Waipatiu Package Express
if 111 lcavo Wnlpaha at 0 A M on
Mondays Wednesdays andiBaturdays
Lcavo Honolulu from cornor of Kingand Fort Streets m fMoIntyrex at 12noon same days
Express Wagon 141
WALLACE JACKSON Prop
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A Rocord of fcoal and PersonalEotato Transactions of Rocordin tho Ofllco of tho Roglatrar ofOonvoyancos
CONVEYANCES
Re6obded Juno 5 1899
W S Sponcer of S Kohala Ha-
waii¬
to O Williams of HamaktiaHawaii Deed dated May 10 1899consideration 70 Liber 191 folio447 Portion of Grant 2161 atNieuie Hamakua
M F do Mello and wife of Ha-
makua¬
Hawaii to Jno M Soaresof the samo placo Deod datedMay 23 189D conBideratiqu 210Liber 191 folio 448 Portion ofGrant SG82 at Ahualoa Hamakua
F Oaitano of N Kohala Hawaiito Clara L Tullooh of the samoplace Deed dated May 31 1899oonsidoratiou 1G0 Libar 191 folio449 Portion of h O A 10991 otHalawa N Kohala
J F tie Oambraand wife of KulaMaui to Manl Jacintho Jr of thosamo place Deed dated May 291899 consideration 500 Libor 191folio 450 Portion of Grant 8803 atWaiakoa Kula
Kawano of Puna Hawaii to RD Junkin of the same place War-ranty
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Deed dated June 2 1899consideration 356760 Liber 191folio 448 Grant 3950 at Olaa Puna
Makepa Kamauoha add wife ofPauwela Maui to Gong Send ofthe same place Deed dated June1 1899 consideration 30 Liber191 folio 219 Piece of land atPauwela i
Antonio do Souza and wife ofMakawao Maui to llano G daCnfttn of the emtio place Deedda n1 - 30 1899 msidorntion
iO Llum 1Ji ful lol Piikh oflaud at East Kaupakulua
J K Kuakahela of N Kona Ha-waii
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tp Keaka w of tho sameplace Deed dated April 26 1899consideration 1 Liber 194 folio219 Interest in Grant 991 at Kalaon N Kona
iJIQBTQAOES
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Recorded Juue 5 1899
Geo Kittel of N Hilo Hawaii toL B Maynard of the same placeDated April 4 1899 consideration200 at 9 2 years Liber 196 folio
31 Grant 4161 at N HiloG S Shanklin or Chicago U S
A to A Zlmmermann of Olao Ha-waii
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Dated Jan 25 1899 consider-ation
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13000 at G 4 years Liber196 folio 32 Grant 4027 at OlsaPuna t
H Iked a of Puna Hawaii to WKinney of Hilo Hawaii DatedJune 1 1899 consideration 1420at 10 4 years Liber 196 folio 34Grant 4253 at Olaa Puna
M Egawa and wifo ot al of PunaHawaii to Wm Kinney of HiloHawaii Dated Juno 1 1899 con-sideration
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1650 at 10 4 yearsLiber 192 folio 327 Grant 4254 otOlaa Puna
DILLS OF SALE
Recorded Juno 5 1899
Fook Yin of Honolulu to Jose doCanto of the same placo DatedMay 22 1899 consideration 780Liber 190 folio 240 Leasehold anabuildings at Kukuau 2nd HiloHawaii
h Passenger TravelARRIVALS
From Kona and Kohala per stmrUpolu July 23 Mr MoKinneyProfessor J K Sediok Mr Sapo and4 deck
DEPARTURES
For Koloa per stmr KeauhouJuly 24 R W F Purvis
mamPer AUSTRALIA for Camarinos
Refrigerator An extra freBh supplyof Grapos Applos Lemons OrangesLimes Nuts Raisins Celery FreshSalmon Cauliflower Rhubarb As-
paragus¬
Cabbage Eastern and Cali-fornia
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Oysters in tin and shollCrabs Turkeys Flounders eto Allgame in season Also frosh Rookfort Swiss and California CreamCheese Place your orders earlyPrompt deliveryCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET
Talnnlmnn B7
Anchored
Sailors and landlubbers soldiersand civilians flock to tho AnahorSaloon booauBo they aro well treatedin tho oosy room of that establish ¬
ment and sprved with first class beerhigh grade liquors and the favoritedrink Canadian Malt Whiskey
m- -
Fred Harrison tho propietor oftho Hawaiian Marble Works is readyto supply his patrons and friendswith tomb stones suitablo to alltastes requirements and purfos Hisofllco is in tho now buildings next tothe Occidental on the corner ofAlakoa and King strnot
Minors and Nogroos
OARBONDALE 111 SaturdayUnion City a small town built
mid occupied by union minersnear hero was burned at mid ¬
night after a battle between theunion men and imported negroiniucro who were fired upon atFredonia yesterday
Seeking revenge for the killingof a woman mid the wounding oftwenty men in their party thenegroes raided Union City atmidnight They opened lire onthe liomes of the union men Thelatter promptly replied The bat¬
tle lasted until the union minerswere driven from their liomes andtook refuge in a clump of timberclose to the village
The non union men at once ap ¬
plied the torch and the villagewas destroyed The negroes thenadvanced on the woods wherethe union miners were concealedand until daylight a fusilade waskept up between the factions Nolives have so far been reportedlost in the engagement Rein ¬
forcements have gone to the aidof the union miners
INDIA LINONSIIOO pieces 32incho8 wide at 275 per piece of 2yards N S Sachs Dry Goods CoLimitod
Kentuckys famous Jessse MooreWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excellence On sale at any ofthf saloons and at Lovejoy Codistributing agents for tho HawaiianInland
LEWIS 00
WHOLESALE
AND
Family
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twir TpttwrwflwWliiVwJr
Provents BaldnessItosuscitatos Weak HairIs an Excellent Hair DressingCures Prickly Heat at OnceKeeps tho Scalp CleanLeaves the Head CoolYoung and Old Neod ItHeals all Scalp DisordersEffectually Eradicates DandrullAnimates the Growth of tho HairTheres Nothing Like It
For sale by all druggists and at theUnion Barber Shop
F PAOHECOBole Proprietor
Telanhone No f5Wt inni tf
Groceries to the Pore
In Union is Strength and bo itla in Co operation
The Yanco Bpanco war brought abouthigh prices for a timo bat it has againcome down to its former level and wo aro
our grpcorios as cheap as we ever1ad them before If evory stockholder In
the company rore to pnrcbaso his or hergroceries from tho Co opera lvo GroceryDo tho sucoeas of the corporation will boassured
Call and trailo free doltvory to all partsof the city
E TIETJENBManaeer lalnma Cq operatlve Qrocery
Co Ltd out Kine Street opposite Halfroail Central Dopot
THE ARLINGTONA Family HCotl
KSOU8E - - - Prop
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Itoitof Attendance tV Rest Hllui ir ktti1 Uis llnt Moult In Mil CUtv
H HACKFELD CO
LIMITED
Solo Agents for tho well knot
White Sewing Machine
AND
Remington TjpWflWn
A Large Stock of tho Different
Styles
ALWAYS ON HAND
HOFFSCffliAEGER CO
LimitedSUCCESSOR TO
ED HOFPSCIMEGER GO
King and Bethol Streets
Havo Just Hecelved a Shipment of theColebratcd
iHI r Machines
Btrongest and most durablo BowltgMachines In the Market equippedwith the latest Improvements
ALSO IN STOCK
Musical Instrumentsof all kinds
IMIoKTKBB OP
DRY GOODSAND
Gt ntFal MerchandiseBasra Ale Wines Liquors
of the very ilnest qualities
WMfi PIN 4 IK
LIMITED
AGENTS FORWK8TEKN BDQAR REFINING CO
Ban Francisco Col
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKUPhiladelphia Tenn U H A
NEWELL UNIVERSAL MILL COManf National Cane Shredder
Now York U B A
N OHLANDT COBan Francisco Cal M
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RISDON IRON LOOOMOTIVbWORKS v
682 tf Ban Francisco Cal J
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Bruce faring k Co
Real Estate Dealers503 Fort Bt near Ulna -
BrjILpiNG LOTSHOUSES AND LOTS AND
LANDS Von SALK
AW Parties wishing to dispose of tnuPronnrtlPR urn Invito tn null on n
Metropolitan Heat Go
81 KINO BTBEET
O J Walmcb - - Mankh
Wholesale andRetail
AHB
Navy Contraotorf
Plumber and Gas fitterOrdors promptly attended to and work
guaranteed
HOTEL STREET NEAR FORTTKTTCPHONT W
FOR SALEATT ACRES OF LAND IN GRANTST I 21i0 and 010 at Kamnoo North HiloUawull Apply to
MORRIB K KEOIIOKALOLERoal Estato Agont
r- - Ifi Kaalmninuil filreet
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