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NORMAL CONDITIONS AGAIN

Business and Travel Are Resumed Once

Hore at 12 O'clock Xoon.

Guards Taken Awaj From the Quirantlned Dis-

trict A Marked Change Noted Immed-

iate!! -F- eeding Those In Distress.

'ilio quarantlno which has hcen Inforco here since the 12th Inst, on ac- -

count of the black plague alarm wasrnlsed at 12 o'ciock noon ..any. Inconscquonco Chinatown overflowedwith elnuness and there was generalsatisfaction about town with an Im-

mediate revival of buslnss amountingto one of the greatest buying ana sell-ing rushes of the year. The natives,

' Chinese and Japancso were delightedto bo once moro at liberty to movoabout as they choose, 'iiio men whohave been on guard were moro thanplnse. to be relieved of their unploas-?n- nt

and trying duties. Cript. Ashley,' cnnti Wolior i! Woiwlnn and theirhelpers in tho commissary departmenthud reached nearly tho end of theirpowers of endurance. Thoy had donenn enormous amount of genulno hardwork In supplying food to tho Isolatedpeople. lho number' requiring to befed steadily Increased fiom tho firstday to the last till yesterday morningthere were upwards of ,200 on thorolls. More than half of theso weronative hawallans, a great many ofwhom reside In the tabu district. Thoquarantine territory was from Knkulstreet makal to Queen and from Nuu-nn- u

street to iiuuanu stream and thopopulation of tno blocks Included isvariously estimated nt from 6,000 to10,000 people Theso pcoplo had beenheld within bounds for all tho uaysfrom tho 12th InBt,, and while to somei.cgree restless from the first had, sofar ns the majority was concerned, ac-

cepted the situation with a resolve tomake the best of It. There wero onlya couple of Instances In which

of of tho Boardnf Healtu was challenged. On Monday It was necessary to placo under ar-

rest a man and a woman. Iho wo-

man was intoxicated and tho man Interfered when it was sought to put herunder control. For tho purposes ofthe volunteer forco In tho quarantineddistrict a small building In tho Ka- -

maukaplll church yard had been se-

cured ns headquarters and equippedwnii baths, fumigating room, etc.Hero Dr. J. 8. D. Pratt wus In supremocharge, with Geo. Carter as prin-

cipal assistant. Hero provisions worehandled and mall matter received anddiBtrlbutedi On Monday nearly 800

letters wero handled. There was alsoa pay office for helpers under salary.To the volunteers there was sent byMrs. Fuller and ouicr ladles lunches.The vo.untcers wero careful to avoidany danger of carrying possiblo con-

tagion trom the place, using spoclalc.othlng whllo on their rounds of In-

spection, theso rounds including visitsr nil hnhitntlons nnd roll call of tho

occupants, -- uo membors of tho Na--'

Hrm-i- i nimri nf Hawaii who have beendoing guard duty have been under theirtegular oracors, wun juoi. juuch, muleglmontal commander," In charge.

At tho Doard of Health offices thismorning Judge Cooper was kept busylooking into applications for leavo forsteamers to depart for the other Is-

lands and with Agent McVeigh In ap-

proving bills of lading and permits forcabin passengers. It was well under-stood that neither Japanese nor Chin-

ese freight should bo considered at allnnd that the utmost care should beused In every way. Every vessel to beused has been fumigated.

Tho buildings In which "suspiciousnsea" have been found will still bo

quarantined. Otherwise It will bewith certain restrictions "as you werenil along tho line.

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BRE'R RABBIT GONB.

The bacteriological bureau Is nowentirely without a menagerie. The big.lnnnocent-lookln- g, pink-eye- d rabbitKeeled over in convulsions this morn-ing, for n row minutes It made a naralight for Its life and then gave up withtwltchlngs and kicking. Ur. Hoffmansaid that ho would mako an autopsyand somo microscopical InvestigationsIt ho found the time. Several men ofmedicine nnd science who saw therabbit pass away were certain that itwas a victim of the plague, though ithad withstood tho attack ot tho mi-

crobes .or somo days. Several ratathat had boen kept in a cago were dis-

posed ot summarily this morning andno more will ha inoculated for thepresent. After tho rush of work isover, so it Is stated, bacteriological re-

search win bo resumed.TJ .

November Trade.The report of the customs collector

general for last month raodo to thoVt.-io- tor nf Wlnnnco shows that tho total dutiable for November. 1899, Is$245,174.41; bonded, $16,879.57; free bytreaty. $403,304.15; free by CM Code$130,189.33; Honolulu, $801,547.40;

lUlo, $75,348.89! Kahulul, $14,033.48;

total Hawaiian Islands, $890,931.83; to-

tal eleven months, 1899, $15,945,349.14;

total eleven months, 1898. $9,971,595.- -. a tynn n ftTI fK1! Oft

78; increase tor iay, j,j,ii. j

GROSSLY GRUEL ACTS DONE SYMPTOMS OF A SICK GIRL A WATCBER OF THE CROWD IN THE SUPREME COURT

Serious Assault and Battery Cases in The; Cause Some Nervousness in the Comments on the Comments' of the A Decision Handed Down This

the District Court. Health Board Circles. Crowd of Critics. Morning.

A Child of 4 the Victim In One Instance-M- arks

of Punishment Carried A Bad

Record Kicking In lh Face.

A pair of quite unusual and very ag-

gravating assault and battery casestook most of tho tlmo of MaglstratoAY. I cox In tho District Court thismorning. In tho first the defendantwas a rough looking natlvo named Na-le- i.

It appeared that ho had, on tho12th Inst, most shamefully and cruellybeaten a child of four that ho had un-

dertaken to raise as his own. It wasbrought out that the back of tho littleone was still black and blue from pun-ishment and that there wero all overtho body nearly marks that had beenInflicted by blows delivered by tho defendant. Nnlel was sentenced to threomonths Imprisonment. Ho Is nostranger to tho reef. Somo years agoho was sent thoro upon conviction formanslaughter In that, In the Island ofKnual ho had killed a Japancso withwhom no had quarreled over a triflingmatter. Nalcl held tho head of theJap under mud and water till death re-

sulted. Ho was considered very for-

tunate at tho tlmo to get off with asentenco for mansalughtcr. JudgeWilcox says that Nalel Is n mn. lot,quite, having figured nt various timesns ono who commits violent deeds andhaving been arraigned on tho chargeof Illicit distilling on sovcral occasions,.ho little child that was In court thismorning has been placed In a comfort-able homo where It wilt bo well treat-ed.

Young Lancaster, swarthy hnlf-In-dl-

sulked ns he listened to somecharacteristic remarks from the bench.Lancaster on Saturday night last assaulted with lists and feet Fnlrman.Judgo Wilcox lectured Lancaster forkicking Falrman In tho faco when tholatter was down and helpless. Thosentenco wns six months on tho reefand nn appeal to tho circuit court wasnoted by Attorney Kaulla, who appear-ed for the prisoner.

Three Japanese entered tho plea ofguilty to tho chargo of violating Boardof Health regulations by breakingquarantino and wero fined $5 each, afourth pleaded not guullty and willhave a trial.

It. Duncan was fined $5 and will paytho costs of prosecution In a crueltyto animals case. The specification wasuso of a harness saddle on the soreback of an animal.

Tho en so of George Houghtaltng,charged with selling liquor without nlicense was put over till Thursday.

Anniversaries.It was on Dec. 18 in 1893 that Presi-

dent Dole, to case tho tension of thesituation here, Inquired officially otMinister Willis, tho Intentions of thoUnited States Government toward thoprovisional Government. Prominentcitizens also waited on Mr. Willis tolearn what It was intended to do heroat tho lnstanco ot Mr. Cleveland. TheCorwln was still In port.

On Dec. 18, 1878, occurred tho greatflro on the esplanade, with Its loss ot$285,700. Very few ot the buildingsdestroyed were insured.

Resolution tor tho Boers.Washington, Dec. 6. Senator Raw-

lins of Utah presented a resolutionproviding tor a lull Investigation of al-

leged polygamous practices in theUnited States and whether tho Presi-dent has appointed polygamlsts toFederal offices. It was referred to theJudiciary Committee.

Mr. Mason, Republican, ot Illinois,offered a resolution extending tho besthopes ot the Senato to the Boers Intheir contest for liberty.

Free Trade With Possessions.Washington, Dec. G. Senator

Chandler today Introduced bills anplying the customs and Internal reve-nue laws ot the United States to the Is-

lands ot Cuba and Porto Rico, aftorJanuary 1, 1900. Goods between thoIslands and tho United States are tobo exchanged as between tho States.

Inquiring on Charleston Loss.Washington, Dec. 6. Admiral Wat-

son today cabled tho Navy Depart-ment that tho court ot lnqury to In-

vestigate the loss ot tho cruiser Char-leston convened yesterday at Cnvlte.Ho added that all tho Charleston'speople wero presont.

Wounded Are Returning.London, Dec. C The first batch ot

wounded soldiers from South "Africa,numbering 133 men, arrived In thoThames today on the British transportSumatra, which left Table Bay aboutNovember 15.

Latest From Ladysmlth.London. Dec. C A dispatch from

Ladysmltb, dated Monday, November27th, ,says:

' Have plenty.of food, water ond ammunition."

Resident of Iwllel Awaiting a Turn or the Il-

lnessThe Doctors -- Mysterious Death of

a Chloese-- Not the Plague.

"Bubonic plague" Interest today Iscentered In tho illness of Ethel Johnson, aged about 15, at tho homo ofher parents In Iwllel, near tho Hono-lulu Soap Works. Tho physicians werofirst called about 7 o'clock last even-ing and nt tho earliest tlmo of theirInvestigations somo of them wero nilbut ready to declare "plague." Douu.Intervened nnd tho caso Is still calledsimply suspicious." At tho mtddloof tho forenoon Dr. Scnparono, at theInstance or lit1. Hoffman .visited thopatient and pronounced her conditionworse, though Improvement had beensiiown cnrlier In tho morning. Thoenso Is being closely watched. Thoroarc several "'plague symp-toms," but no definite result or'dlng-nosl- s

has been given out. Dr. I loft --

mnn says Uim if tho girl dies ho willfill out n death certificate, that In thomeantime ho will glvo treatment andmay give his opinion on the nature oftho Illness. Miss Johnson whs untiltwo or tnreo wcokh ago n pupil at -o

High School nnd Is well spoken of byacquaintances in tho institution, tilstory of the caso Is being secured. Sofar as known theie has been no contamlnatlon wltn supposed plague.

There wero tho usual hoax reportsthis morning. It wns announced thatn Chinese girl, aged fourteen, had diedIn tho upper Btory of a building nt thocorner of King nnd Kckaullko streets.In the heart of Chinatown. Investiga-tion developed that death was causedby a skull fracture sustained In a violent fall last night. This explained ntonco tho convulsions In tho case. Dr.C. B. Cooper was called when tho bodyof tho girl wns found by Inspector D.L. Conkllng.

Dr. Scaparono looked at tho body ofthe girl aud pronounced it Innocent ofplague signs. However an autopsy Isbeing held at the morgue this after-noon. Tho room In which tho girl wasfound this morning was looked.

Tho final report In this caso givenout this afternoon Is "Death from natural causes."

NEW8 N0TE8 OP MAUI.

Walluku, ,Dec. 1C Tho U. S. lp

Pathfinder arrived nt Lahalnalast Tuesdny nftcrnooon and earlynext morning sho left for Kahululwhere sho is now anchored.

Tho December term of tho SecondCircuit court adjourned slno dlo yes-terday. Many cases woro continueduntil next Juuo term, 1900. Judgo Per-ry, Deputy Attorney General J. W.Cathcart, Stenographer Case, and In-terpreter Sheldon will all return todayper Klnau. Attornoy Crelghton willalso return to town.

Dr. Armltago ot Walluku and Dr.Dcnlgar of Lanal nro at present at-tending to MrenJr. Davison of Lahalna, who Is very HI.

Rov. Lono, until rieently acting pas-tor ot the Kaumakaplli church, has re-considered his decision and has re-fused to accept the call ot the congregation of the Kaahumanu (native')'cnurcn at wauuKu.

Attorney Kaneakua will not returnto Honolulu on account of the plague,but will spend a few days at Mr. S.Ah Nil's Kula home.

A Crew In.Muttny.Tho crew of the British ship Enrol

from iNOWcnstle and hero about sixweeks, refused duty to a man thismorning. They claimed that they werobeing taken to sea with an insufficientsupply of fresh food. They wero per-mitted to appeal to officials and it wasfound that they had been provided toras required by law. Capt. Evans wascalled and tho men having assumed atnrcatenlng attitude, they wero placedin irons. A dozen natives recruited byShipping Master Lewis wero takenaboard and sails woro bent and thosnip taken to sea, the natives" return-ing In Bhoro boats. Tho captain of thoErrol said ho anticipated no difficultyin, getting them back to duty in duotime. Tho crew Is a new ono, havingshipped hero. Tho old crow desertedalmost to a man and most of tho deserters aro on tho way to Manila Intransports.

TONIGHT FAU8T.

Tonight tho biggest society event intho way of theatrical amusement overknown in Honolulu will bo glvon atthe Opera Houso, when Mrs. AnnlsMontague Turner will appear as Mar-guerite In Faust with tho BostonLyric Opera Company. Every effort Isbeing mado by tho management of thecompany to glvo a presentation wormyof tho occasion, another big featurowill bo tho appearance of tho ontlroHawaiian Ban- - In tho fourth act.There is no doubt but the theater willbe crowded to us utmost capacity.

Thinks He Sees the Motives of the Demagogues

Remarks About Condition or Chinatown

-N- ot So Bad As it Might Be.

Editor Evening Bulletin: Let onowho possesses tho psychological In-stinct to the extent of finding peren-nall- y

Interesting tho question of whypcoplo do tho things that they do nndsay me thing that they say, have somospaco for an effort nt a conclso state-ment at a tlmo when half tho popula-tion Is Itching to write or painfullydesirous to talk.

Is Chinatown filthy? Itclatlvcly Ittnny be. it is so pronounced by visi-tors looking for fllth visitors fromresldenco districts of pcoplo moro fa-vored than tho denizens of Chinatown

visitors flushed with a Httlo briefauthority visitors who do not knowmat one-thir- d of tho population of thoenrth lives In a moro crowded condi-tion than docs the population ofChinatown.

What if It Is filthy? And It Is notextraordinary or uncommonly so. IsIt to be called a pampered pest holewhen it has not produced pest? It Istho fragmentary messenger or envoyor dlsclplo or attorney In fact of pest I

mat lodges pest, mo plague uiacK,bubonic, pneumonic, Is not n creationof llltli. True, It may bo nurtured orencouraged by certain unsanitary con-ditions, but It is not originated In theliving room, In tho soil or In tho cess-pool.

In 1895 It was proven that tho chol-era camo from tho Orient.

Tho foreign sources of various smallpox epidemics wero well established.

It is said and so far accopted thatsuch plaguo as wo havo had hero In1899 comes In merchandise from Japanor China.

In 1895 tho first case of cholera wasreported from Iwllel, u suburb rcmotofrom Chinatown. Tkero wero fewcases found In Chinatown proper. Thogreatest number from n single local-ity wero from a big native houso InWalplllpllo, makal of the l'aluma terminus of the Tnim line.

In 1899 thcro have been officially recorded two deaths by plague. Onocaso was found In Nuuanu street butnot In Chinatown proper nnd tho otherIn Queen street, makal of tho OperaHouse nnd rcrrnto trom Chinatown.

Now, In tho nnmo ot Just h Httlo bitot common sense, In tho name ot thodear spirit ot half fairness, In tho nameof an nppeal for conduct and action nndJudgment with forgctfulness ot pettyprojudlco and tho most selfish nndmeanest st nnd in tho nnmoof a wnrrantcd demand for criticism,not Irrational and captious and g,

why all this lino and cryabout Chinatown? Where, I nsk, Isthere n single peg on which to hang asection of n line of tho unmeaning, un-reasoning, miscellaneous, scatter-gu- n

comment nnd general condemnation oftho Health Board?

If tho Board ofHcalth was capabloIn 1895, It Is moro capable, moro effec-tive, better equipped, stronger andmore efficient in 1899. Does anyonosay, would there be basis for tho alle-gation, Is tho intimation mado that ithas deteriorated gone backward, bo-co-

less vigorous, vigilant, Indus-trious, intelligent?

If Chinatown was cleaned In 1895and it was only cleaned then with therest o. tho city, it Is clean now. Forit has been looked after ever since.Thcro has been . "discovered" therelately a few overfull cesspools ot as-

sertive odor. This is bad in its waybut, again, wJiat of it? The odor doesnot kill. It did not breed cholera. Itdid not breed black plague It did notbreed email pox. Were tho wholo otHonolulu a reeking stench ot a cesspool, with the incident animal life, Itcould not produce originate a singlecase of plague, cholera or small pox,Tho diseases to bo here must bebrought hero from elsewhere. TheseChinatown overflowing cesspools arobad, I repeat, but tho magnltudo ofthis appearance as well as the size orimport or threat ot each and everyother phase of the Idly called unsani-tary condition has been vastly, needlessly and harmfully exaggerated.

President' Dole Is profoundly Im-pressive In his role of patriarch, butzounds, how slow, deliberate, ovenhalting, s ho. Mr. C. is given scope tolet his ambitions tor a record cavortto a hurricane pace, and Is duly diecredited by tho newspaper of his encmy, Mr. T.

Mr. J. shines as a commander In ac-tive scrvlco und does well. Dr. R. getsthe center ot the stage. Dr. A. stabsviciously at nls lato employers. Mr,C. and others glvo a sturdy poko totho absent Air. I), or mo u. Estate Dr,W. shows real strength as docs hiscolleague, Dr, -- . Dr. E. theorizes tohis heart's content. There Is muchmore for this chapter.

A CROWD WATCHER.Honolulu. H. I., Dec. 18. 1899. -

Cases Argued And Submitted - Case Dis-

missed Ejectment Cases-S- ale

Confirmed.

In tho Supremo Court this morningtho cases of Republic vs Lo Sheo, Hen-ry Smltn vs Hnmakua Mill Co., nndOttman vs Minister of tho Interior,wero argued and submltteu. In thecase of Hawaii Land Co. vs Ncttlo L.Scott the nppeal was dismissed on ac-count of failure of appcallant to flic thebonds necessary. Tho caso of W. L.Stanley, First Judgo vs Barennbn, anestate matter, Is being argued this af-ternoon.

Tho Supreme Court has handed downn decision In tho caso of John D.Paris vs John Grclg administrator oftho estate of Antonio Fernandez.

Tho Judgment of tho Circuit CourtIs reversed nnd o bill dismissed. Thecaso grew out of a proposed sale ofcnttlo belonging to Fernandez.

A. A. Wilder. Esq., participated Intho decision with Justices Frear nndWhiting.

Polly Bird has sued S. M. Kauakanulnnd several others. She claims an In-

terest In ccrinla lands In Mnklkl Valley.

Henry Smith has begun nn nctlon Inejectment against Noa nnd Kapunala.

Au action In ejectment has beenbrought by C. K. C. Rooko againstKnthren Singer nnil On Yin. Tho de-fendants have nnswered tho complaintnnd deny tho claim.

Judgo Perry tlils'inornlng confirmedthe sale of tho property of the cstntoot the lato A. G. SUva and ordered thoexecutor to glvp deeds to the purchas-ers.

Tho demurrer to tho amended billof complaint in the Kamalo Sugar casowas argued nnd submitted beforeJudge Stanley this morning.

Tho caso In ejectment of A. S.vs Kohnlemoku and Knmala Is

being heard by Judgo Stanley this af-ternoon.

The Boys "Duft Up."Geo. It. Carter, who was onco him-

self nctlng auditor general, has attho present tlmo a slight grievanceagainst that office. On Saturday lastand on Monday of this week Mr. Carterand others In charge ot work In China-town went Into their pockets nnd pro-duced money for tho pay of help. Theyhave had bourn and hours of grief Ingcttln glnto shape satisfactory to thoauditor general the resultant accounts.Finally It wus agreed to waive somocertain pencil entries mado In Emer-gency. In tho mcniitlmo Mr. Carterlmil about decided to go to tho Cham-ber of Commerce for tho money. Manyof tho volunteer Inspectors havo fromtlmo to time, besides giving their ser-vices provided money for which therowns Immcdlnto demand In tho pur-chase of various supplies.

On Quarantine Island.Board of Health Agent McVeigh and

others acquainted with QuarantlnoIsland aro astonished that It should bodesignated an unclean place. What-ever debris originates on the placo Isplaced wbcro It can be carlrcd oft bythe tldo or Is burned. Tho Islanu hasalways been considered a healthyplace. It has many times for weekshad a largo population, but never anysickness except such as taken fromships or the town.

Grand Army Reunion.Chicago, Dec. C. The National

Council of the Grand Army of tho Re- -'public decided today Hint tin next re-

union will bo hold during Uio last weekof August, 1900, li Chicago

Dr. Posoy, specialist for Eye, Bat,Throat and Nose diseases and CatarrhMasonic Temple.

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Ocean Liners and Inter-hlat- d Stealers-D-

Rushing Business..

Col. Ituhlln Hay Reverse Parlous Opinion Rtl- -

atWeto Transports -S- hips to Arriie

Two Dollars a Day.

Thcro has been a rush on tho steam-- '

ship offices during tho past few days or,pcoplo anxious to return to BanFrancisco.

With tho exception of two cabins,tho Australia has already a full list,while many tickets have been sold tocabin pnssengcrs Jot tho Gaelic. Thostcerngo and second class applicantsfor both steamers aro numerous andthere will be moro departures of thatclass at this season of tho year thanover before. 1 he plaguo scare readilyaccounts for the rush, but now thattho quarantine Is raised many maychange their minus before tho day otsailing.

Now Hint tho quarantine Is raised.Col. Rulilln said today that ho wouldprobably send by tho Gaelic ii recom-mendation that transports bo sent toMnnlla by way of Honolulu as usual.Thcro are only threo expected herofrom Snn Francisco during tho nextthirty unyB. Tho stock transport Flint-shire Is now on her way, whllo tho.Sheridan nnd Grant may nrrlvo somotlmo during tho coming month.

It mny bo that tho officials of thotransport service at San Francisco willconcludo not to send tho transportsby this route, In which caso Honoluluhas seen tho last ot tho volunteers forsomo tlmo to come.

Tho next transport to nrrlvo fromManila will bo tho Athenian which willcomo hero to tao what stock was leftby tho Centennial.

Those passengers who have undergonea week's quarantine on board of the va-

rious Island steamers anchored at themouth of the harbor, and who have paidtwo dollars a day for that pleasure willprobably consider their trouble and expenselost, now that the quarantine has beenraised and any one who wishes to departcan board any of the steamers, after ob-

taining a certificate from a physician antlapermit from Hie Boaid of Health.

There are two sides to the storv, how-ever. If the quarantine had not been rais-ed, on account of fresh cases of the plagueappearing, they would have reaped thebenefit of their foresight and deparced to-

day without fall while those who had nottaken the ame precantlon would have re- -

malned on shore.The following steamers anchoreJ either

In Hie stream or at the mouth of Hie har-bor wilt this afternoon on theirusual routes: niaunn uoa, w. vj. nan,Mikahaln, Noeau, Nilliau, Claudlne, He-len-e,

Leliua, Kinau and Maui.

The Orpheum.Mr. M. B. Curtis mado his first

at tho Orpheum last night as"Levlnsky tho pawnbroker" In "Mul-

berry Bend;" Miss Blna Curtis takingtho role of Gvonno Joubert, a Frenchactress. The scene ot the play Is theInterior ot a pawnshop of which Levin- -

sky Is proprietor. The sheriff havingreceived Instructions to foreclose Le-

vlnsky, concocts a plan by whichthrough the medium of kerosene andmatches tho tenant and his financialtroubles wll Islmultaneously disap-pear. In the Interval numerous Im-

pecunious customers tread a well beat-en track to the money lender's counter.While Mr. Curtis' ability as an actorIs not at present In question, tho pieceItself Is devoid of merit and affords apoor setting for any actor ot preten-sions.

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Fraternal Directory.

HAIWONY LODGE No. 3,I. O. O. P.,

Meets ovory Monday ovcnlng at 7:30,In Harmony Hall, King street.

j. d. McVeigh, n. g.E. It. HENDIIY, Secretary.

All vlstlne brothers very cordiallytaTttcd.

rftOTiC LODGE No. 2, K. of 1,Meets evrry Wednesday ovcnlng nt

1:80 o'clock, Castlo Hull, Fort street.TtelUng brothers cordlmly Invited toAttend.Mil A. E. MUItPHY, K. It ,S.

HONOLULU CHAPTER No. 1,U. A. M

Meets overy Thursday evening InSUaonlc Temple. All visiting compan-ions cordially invited.

A. P. GILFILLAN, H. P.J. D. TUCKER, Secretary.

HONOLULU COMMANDERYNo. 1, K. T.

Mocts In Masonic Tcmplo on tho bcosad Thursday ovcnlng of each month.Art vlsltlug Sir Knights courteously lu- -rlted.

HENRY E. COOPER, E. C.J. D. TUCEKER. Recorder.

OAHU LODGE No. 1, K. of P.Meets every Thursday evening at

their Castlo Hall, 420V6 Port street, nt7:t0. Members of Mystic Lodge No. 2,and visiting brothers, cordially Invited.

0. E. WARD, C. C.P. H. KILUEY,

ltl K. of R. and S.

NUUANU CHAPTER ROSECROIX,

No. 1 ,A. & A. S. R.Meets tho first Thursday In each

month, at Masonic Temple. Sojourn-tn- x

and visiting brothers cordially In-

vited to attend nil meetingsW. M.. FRANK B. AUERDACH.

J&LAN D. SCRIMGEOUR, Secretary.

LODGE LE PROGRES DEL'OCEANIE,

No. 124, A. & A .S. Rite.Stated meetings .on tho last Mon-

day of each month, In its hall, MasonicStaple.

GEO. CAMPTON, W. M.WM. P. JOHNSON, Secretary.

GEO. W. DoLONo'POST No.45, O. A. R.,

Department of California and Nov-ate, saeets at Harmony Hall, Kingstreet, first Thursday evening of overyih tn. sojourning comrades nro cor-dal- ly

Invited to attend.L. L. LaPIERRE, P. C.

JA8. T. COPELAND, Adit,

HAWAIIAN LODGE No. 21,"P. AND A. M.

Special .Meeting THIS (Tuesday)EVENING, Dec. 19th, at 7:30 o'c.ock."XTerk In the Third Degree.

Members Lodgo Lo ProgiM. PncIIlcIiOdFe, and all sojourning brethrenaorduily invited.

ED. I. SPALDING, W. M.X. R. O. WALLACE, Secretary.

HONOLULU SCOTTISHTHISTLE CLUI),

Lave Block, Fort street Readingroom opened day and evening for read-- !

and social intercourse. Regu.arMeUngs Friday, 7:30 p. m. Visitingeotsmen especially welcomo a all

UEO. L. DALIi, Chief.mi, B. KENNEDY, Secretary.ENSIGN WORTH BAGLEY

'GARRISON,No. 171,

Regular Army and Navy Union oftM United States of America, meets atHarmony Hall, King street, overy sec-sa- d

and fourth Friday in each month.Visiting comrades aro cordially Invited.

MARCUS H. SAUNDERS.Commander.

X m .SHEAHAN. Adjutant.THE WAVERLY CLUB:

Waverly Block, Bethel stroct. Stan-dard magazines and periodicals; li-

brary; billiard, pool and card tab'csCor free use of mombera. Arrango- -

its for transient visitors. Entrancofee fl.25,- - monthly dues $1. Open fromI a. m. to 11 p. m.

A. V. GEAR, President.JAMES T. COPELAND, Recording Sec,AliLEN 1). SCRIMGEOUR, Fin. Scc'y.

SUGAR MILLS

FOB SALEcf

One 24x48 in.Sugar Mil!, with Engine andGearing complete.

One 24x48 in.Sugar Mill, with Engine andGearing complete.

These Mills are in firs- t-class condition and will cisold separately, or as a oller

Plant with cane andIrash cairiers complete. K

Apply toWW.G. IRWIN & CO., LTa

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THE EVENING 'IiTJLLETlN: HONOLULU, H. I, TUESDAY, DECEMBER IP, 1

PLANTATION MANAGERSIn stock at our Queen street warehouse i

Cook Sts. Telephone 506.

SALICYLIC ACID.

Salicylic add Is an organic add. It haspowerful antiseptic qualities, prevents the

souring of beer, also the development of

bacteria contained In fluids. Applied ex'temally It will remove corns and warts,

TAKEN INWARDLY salicylic addrap'Idly lowers the bodllv temperature, re

duces the pulse rate, blood pressure, and

rapidity of respiration ; some people being

peculiarly susceptible to Its action.

The Board of Health has condemned

all betes containing salicylic add. Among

those proved to be free from this adulter'

ant was the OLYMPIA BEER, sold by

Larry Dee of the Hoffman Saloon.

RoyalHereand

EverywhereYou nro Mom out, tired, can't put

tho onorgy rou deslro into yourduties. Well, thon, you mut trysomothlng that will ovorcome thisfouling anil restore you to porfocthoalth.

PleasantFrom childhood wo nro taught to

respect the curatlvo featuros of horbs.Our grandmothers used them, andwere, as a rulo, versed in the art ofpreparing remedies from variousplants

asWe havo a preparation that is of

the typo purely vege-

table, mado of herbs with wlno. Fora Ronoral tonlo to produce vigor andstrength, you cannot find a betterone.

Wine.For malarial dlsordors, loss of o,

that tirod feeling, loss of en-

ergy, it lsa truo panacea.

Royal Billtrt u the name,They gave me at my birth,

from Royal no one need rerain,ltt vie will turely bring mirth.

Put up in pint bottles at SO cents.Only of

Hollister Drug Go.

BEN HAAHEO,Elng ttreot, near Railroad Depot,

Plumbor t and Tinsmith.Satisfaction guaranteed.

All work promptly and carefullyattended to. 1877

IOO Pairs New. For S1.25 per pair.

Usually sold at S1.75.

250 Bedspreads,Full Size, for Si. 25.

Have never been sold for less than51.65

LOCAL AND GEHKKAL.

For a sultnblo Christmas piescnt,Bed pago 3.

Sco Miss M. E. Klllcnn's chango ofad on pago 5.

Sachs Dry Goods Co. will keep theirstore open every night this week. I

Wo havo tho finest inmcrns in thocity, tho Lo Munyon Photo Supply '

Co. !

Honolulu Messenger Scrvlco deliversmessages and packages. Telephono '

378.Ring up 191 when you want n reliable

driver, a good hack and no over charg-ing.

Tho W. C. T. U. Is holding n meet-ing this afternoon nt Central Unionchurch.

Nicely furnished rooms nt tho Pop-ular House, 151 Fort street, from $1.00per week up.

Tho Government has fully ndvlsedGen. Hnrtwell nt Washington of healthconditions here.

Choir practice of Thanksgiving Daymusic is tn bo held this evening atCentral Union church.

Special meeting of Hawaiian Lodge,No. 21, t & A. M., this evening nt 7:30.Work In tho third degree.

"Jim" Gormnn, base ball player andNational Guardsman has about finish-e- d

with n term at tho hospital.DON'T PASS our OPERA GLASSES

for the World. They'ro mado by LeMalrc. "Nuffsald." H. F.WICHMAN.

A number of business men not nvcrsoto an "outsldo flyer" nro talking of or-ganizing nn independent garbage com-pany.

Board nnd room $12 per week atWright's Villa. Tho finest bathing ontho ocach. Dinner CO cents, with wlno$1.00.

ino police authorities had, up toyesterday, handled 300 cases for thomonth. There were BOO cases In Oc-

tober.Tho Knmchameha field day sports

Interrupted by rain last Satuiday aroto bo taken up next Saturday nfter-noo- n.

Consul general Thoa. McTlgho Isnblo to bo at his place of businessngaln after doing away with an attackof fever.

Thero Is only ono Jcsso Mooro Whis-key in tho world and that is cold andpuro. Lovojoy & Co. aro distributorsfor tho Hawaiian glands. ,

Mechanics' Home, corner Hotel nndNuuanu streets, lodging by day, weekor month. Terms: 25 and CO centsper night. $1 and $1.25 por week.

Ono of tho saloons of the city dur-ing the quarantine lins been in thopeculiar situation of having a portionof its premises free and n portion tabunnd henco was not compelled to entire-ly suspend business.

Tho lol women scampered early intho first day of the panic In Chinatownfrom tho Mower stnuds on Nuuanustreet and havo slnco formed an inter-esting group about tho Waverlcy blockon Hotel nnd Bethel streets.

Thero was an unusually large crowdat Emma Square last evening to heartho concert of tho vernmcut band.Tho band appears this evening on thestago for tho mammoth production oftnust by Mrs. Turner nnd the Lyrics.

Vlggo Jacobscn, tho pen artist, Isablo to Icavo his ward at tho Queen'sHospital nnd to walk allttlo and sitabout ino Iannis. By his fall his rightarm was sovorcly fractured In twoplnces and it will bo many weeks be-fore ho Is again nblo to use the mem-ber.

Tho I X L linckstand peoplo havebeen doing business under dllllcultlesduring tho plaguo scare season. Thevehicles wcro sent Just outs.jo tho forbluuen territory nnd tho orders shout-ed across Nuuanu street nnd aroundtho corner from tho old telephonestand.

Theio was a very good attendanceat th cmeetlng of tho Y. M. C. A. Tri-angle Club last evening. Tho fcaturowas tho interesting address of T. S.Southwlck on South Africa and notedcitizens of that country. Tho TrlangloClub Is growing rapidly and amongother things is soon to have a buttonbadgo

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CHA8. D. WALKER,Dulgiur ml Oulldtr'of Hlth-Crt- Jt

Yachts, Boats and Launches I

Work, tgj KINU ST.P O Bo 6 Tl)oiit 76a

New Crepons,45 inches wide, VERY 'STYLISH

WEAVES, '

At 75c, 85c, and Si .00.Regular price $1.25 per yard.

Blue and Black Serge,44 inches- - wide, ALL WOOL.

Per yard, 50c.

N. 8. SACHS DRYTHE

SBHenry Watcrhonse & Co,

jAlO-EISTT- forGerman American Ins. Co.,

Of New York, and

Union Assurance Co.,Of London.

Honolulu StockExchange.

: Book Cases, :

AN- D-

The Globe Company's Desks,Filing: Cases and office

novelties,Secured at lowest prices.

OFFICE TljRNlTU REJUST ARRIVED.

Telephone, 313.Queen street.

PARQUETRY,.THE

Sanitary Flooring,Harbors no germs. It Is the only floorsuitable for residences, and its cleanlinessand moderate cost recommend It to allhouseholders

Plans and estimates cheerfully furnishedupon application to

Lewers k Guoke,Sole Agents for

lohnson's Celebrated Parqjetry,Johnson's Floor Wax.Johnson's Floor Brushes,Johnson's Restorer,Johnson's Solvent.

Wall

Paper--i Latest styles. A large

invoice just received.

Wilder & Co., Ltd.1231

Table Damasks andNapkins.

The LARGEST AND MOST COM-

PLETE STOCK TO SELECTFROM. PRICES THE LOWEST,QUALITIES THE BEST. Ourfull size S2.00 Napkin is a marvel.

Just ask to see it when down town.

CLEARANCESALE!

Announcement

I .will discontinue importing HARNESS AND VEHICLES,and now offer,

For This Week Only! j

Bethel street. 24, I

:

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Extraordinary

. .

storos -

Store,streets. 2.

My entire stock Surries, Buggies, Vil-

lage Brakes, Carts, Farm and Delivery Wag-ons, Harness, Whips, Robes, etc.

Parties desiring bargains should

W. W. WRIGHT,

Honolulu Carriage' Manufactory.

MAY & CO., Ltd.Wholesaleand RetailGrocers.

--BigrThe Waterhoise Store,!

Telephone

Just Received

The Hclntyre

HENRY

Cape Cranberries,Atmore's Mince Meat,

Mince Me.it,Apples, H.ims,

New Crop Raisins,Cream Chocolate Tablets, Jams,

Jellies, Shrimps, Table Fruits, Olives,Oiegon Burbank Potatoes, Crickers Cakes,

Telephono 110.

Established 1860,

Sidedudd

j.sk:

MftXr

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and Fort

of

Cod

Nuts and

and &c, &c

Chas. Hustace,212 King street, nott to the

INSURE YOUR LIFEIN

The : Germania : LifeInsurance Campany of "New .York,

id

MerchantBuilding

Or.KIng Telephone

New

come

CondensedTurnips,

Arlington.

Assets 025,211,910.15.

EMMETT MAY, Manager.

The Gold Hosd Endowment Policy Bettbk than

Street

U. S. Government Bonds.

Our Bargain Bulletin.A DOLLAR FOR 70C. YOU CAN SAVE THIRTY CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR BY DOIINIG

ALL YOUR SHOPPING AT OUR STORE.Curtains.

each.

tCSt--

Members

Wernicke early.

Curtain Muslins,In White, Cream and Colored Madras. Elegant Designs.

Will beautify any home.

Also, Dotted Swiss and Plain Muslins,The Good Washing and Wearing Kind.

'CAN WE SHOW THEM TO YOU?' '

GOODS COMANY, LTD.,PEOPLE'S PROVIDERS. feSS&SSjtf?

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Benson.Smith &Co.,LtdOFFER :

ATOMIZERS,New Styles in. Iridescent and Colored Glass,

EBONITE TOILET SETS AND OASES,PERFUMES,

In BasUots, Bottles, and Bulk.Now Odors, Now Styles.

PUPP BOXES,TOILET REQUISITES,

MAILE COLOGNE.0

FORT AND HOTEL STS.

Holiday Goods!WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE to the peo-

pletE of Honolulu that we have a very choice and select

stock of goods suitable for Holiday Presents, consisting in

part of

Crestwave WareEbonite,

:. Leather Goods, &c.' In Toilets, Manicure and Shaving Sets,

Perfumery in bottles, Sets and Cases.

Honolulu Drug Co.,Von Holt Block, King 8t.

Sparkletst,,

areComing !

l "A SUITABLE CHRISTMAS PRESENT."-- In the lin of Christmas

I. 'Aloha Collection of

With a pretty

-F-OR SALE

HAWAIIAN BAZAAR,Comer Hotel and

,1

save per by the

I

Nuuauu

P. O. B it M5.

laldi'E

V vJLS li JL-

Presents a fopy of the

Hawaiian Songs,"Card, would answer all purposes.

AT TH-E-

MASONIC TEMPLE. Ik

and King Slroet.S, W. LEDERER, Proprietor.

Telephone 478.

HEWFDRNPRE DIRECT FROHTHE FACTORYYou will 40 cent purchasing at

23Z X--i-v-DRAWBRS, BEDROOM SUITES,CHAIRS, ROCKERS, ICE CHESTS, RE-FRIGERATORS, BABY CARRIAGES,WARDROBES, MIRRORS, BARBERCHAIRS,' FLAGS, Etc.

The IXL,

ICtJLJUVAVVCyEX MOHIOAN,

A Splondid Oonsignment of Surreys, Pliajtons,Bugglo.--- , Road Oavts, and

Specially for Local Requirements.

Honolulu Carriage flanufactoryTV. "W. rxS.IGMIT9 Prop'r.

V FORT STREET, ABOVE HOTEIi.laaJWiaioirBfinwrawPBBWBMiBBi

Horses, Cattle, Sheep and DogsAXjXj THEIR, ILLS.

REMEDIES MADBYJOliFPOTTIE & SONS,Veterinary Surgeons of World-wid- e Fame, will

OTJRB : THOSE :IIiIjS.Money Is Saved by Investing In Pottle's Remedies.

BU-- k Oils for Sprains, Gall Salve for Sore Necks, White Oils for Swollen Glands,Green Uotlon, great healing agent, Soothing Oils for Skin Eruptions,

Black Ointment for Horses' Feet, Electric Oils, a mild blister,Pottle Eve Salve .for Sore Eyes,

' Vermin Soap for Dogs, Sheep, Cattle, Horses, Shrubs and Trees.

" "This Is only a partial list; If you don't see what you want askC. W. MACFARLANE,

' . ' ' , Agent for the Hawalltn Islands.

M

THE EVENING BULLETIN; HONOLULU, H. I., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1899.

AlakeaStreets.

Harness.Selected

KCeWE

Almost BlindScrofula Affects tho Eyos Little

Boy Treated by an Oculist Without Relief-B- ut Now Ho Is Well." When my little boy was three months

old hi eyes became very sore and ho wasalmost blind. I took him to an oculistwho treated him tor six months, and lefthim aa bad as he was at the beginning.Finally Hood's Barsaparllla was recom-mended and I began giving It to him.In less than three weeks he was abloto go Into the sun without coveringhis eyes, and today his eyes are perfectlywelt, and his ears and nose, which werebadly affected, are also well. Hood'sBarsaparllla has certainly done wondersfor my boy." Mm. Jamks H. Paihtkk,Amador, California. Remember

HoodsSarsaparilla?, the

WoodOdo

Purifier. All druggists. Il.slx fnr IS. Get Hood's.

ate tlwonly pills to takeflOOd S PIUS with Mood's b.inarriU.

Hotels and Restaurants.

CIVIL SERVICE RULESIN OUR RESTAURANT.

It has to. Our waiters are

trained to be civil, quick and at0

tentive to our guests. Our chef

is unrivaled in preparation of dainty

and appetizing dishes. Everything

is scrupulously clean, everything

as comfortable as we can make it.

And the prices are always in reason.

Home Bakery Cafe.The Best Meal Ca?e.

WE OFFER YOU THE

Best 5c. CigarTo be had for the money.

CLOSING OUT ALT, OUR DOMESTICCIGARS.

Beaver Lunch RoomsH. J. NOLTE.

Beer and Wine Dealers.

LOVEJOY&CO.IMPORTKRB, AMD WHOLESALE

fflu ai Lipr Dealers.Agenti lor the Bottlel Rainier Beer ol Seattle.

No. 19 NutTANU SntEKTFotitr Block, Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.

P. O. Box ht. Mutual Telephone o8.

GONSALVES & CO . LtdWHOLESALE OROOEIia ANl

WINK MEKOHANTP.

825 Queen street, Hoimlnln. I?

ftuolliateil Sola Water Co., MEsplanade,

'trner Allen & Fort Stt., Honolulu

HOLLI8TER CO.,Avmt

MBTBQP0L1TAE HUT GO.

108 KING STREET.G. J. Waller, : : Manager

Wholesale and Retail

ButchersAND

Navy Contractors.J3EST OP MEATS.

Families desiring tender roasts.Juloy Bleaks and chops Hbould

c' on tho

Central Meat MarketWe make a specialty of family tradeand sell the best at reasonablefigures.

2U Nuuanu St. Telephone 104.

CHARLES CRAMER,

Merchant Tailo)534 FORT ST.,

--Near corner ol CtuBlala LuiCleaning nl Repairing at Short Notice,

no in nm pew pwiipw omiMf.

O. A. GRQTE,MERCHANT : TAILOR,

Clothes mado to order at a rcasonab'tcost. Olothof) cleaned, repaired arddyed. First-clas- s work guaranteed. I.O. box 2S0. Union street, Honolulu'.H. X. 128

NEW REPORT ON MICROBES

A record report on his bacteriologi-cal Invcs.. cations lias been made byDr. Walter Hoffman. He saym

Honolulu, Dec. 18, 1899.Hon. H. D. CooDcr, President Board

of Health: On tho IGth of Decemberin tho forenoon I Inoculated a ratfrom a culture from tho Chinaman whodied at Wins Wo Tars. Tho animalwas nllvo Blxtccn hours later, but wastamo anu evidently bIck, nnd was founddead twenty-fou- r hours after Inocula-tion. On postmortem examination ofthe body 1 found tho rctro-perltonc-

glands Injected nnd very Bllthtly en-larged; tho Intestines hypcraemlc, tholiver much congested nnd tho spleenfirm with its capsule tenso. Slidesmado from tho blood and spleen show-ed the same bacilli and microscopicalappearance, and cultures tho samemanner of growth ns thoso from whichtho Inoculation had been made.

A guinea pig Inoculated December12th from tho Juice of tho body of theSouth Sea Islander who was found deadon tho morning of tho 17th. The post-mortem examination showed a BlightInjection, of tho peritoneum, nnd n lit-tle serous exudation In tho peritonealcavy, but no other abnormal appear-ance; especially no swelling or Injec-tion of tho glands. Cultures mndo fromtho peritoneal exudant did not showbacilli resembling plaguo bacilli. Thorabbit Inoculated December 13th withtho fluid taken from the glands of thofirst Chlnamau Is still nllvo nnd seemsto bo well.

In vlow of the fncts that I found thobodies of two persons who have diedsuddenly nftcr u short sickness, havingtho postmortem nppearnnco of thosowho have died of plague, and that Ifound In tho bubo of one of these per-sons bacilli very much resemblingplaguo bacilli, that on Inoculation witha pure culture of this bacilli I produc-ed tho death of n Buscvptlblo anlmnl,and found ngaln tho same bacillus Intho organs of the dead animal, appearsto mo to prove that we havo had to doIn these cases with a very Infectiousdisease, produced by a virulent bacil-lus, which seems to bo tho plaguo ba-cillus.

That tho guinea pig appears not tohavo died of plaguo seems to mo to boaccounted for by tho fact that tho bodyfrom which tho Inoculation wns madowas previous to postmortem soakedwith formalin, and that tho rabbit isstill nllvo and well may bo accountedfor by the fact that tho material usedfor Injection wns used thirty-si- x hoursafter the postmortem examination.The same explanation will apply Intho enso of tho first rat, which Is stillalive.

In conclusion, I wish to say that allcultures and slides hnvo been examin-ed by Dr. Carmlchnel of the UnitedStates Marine Hospital Service, whowas present nt tho postmortem of thofirst Chinaman, and ho stated nt thomeeting of tho Medical Association ofHawaii, December ICth, "I do not thinkthere Is any doubt of tho case or theman nt Wing Wo Tnl's; I havo nodoubt whatever:"

Respectfully yours,Dlt. WALTER HOFFMAN,

Bacteriologist to tho Board of Health.

THE LAST CAR.The last cars of tho King street Una

going to Walklkl and Falama pass theAnchor Saloon. Tho clovorcst mixolo-gists In tho city aro thero always toput you up anything you may desire.Drop in and take a drop beforo youtako the car. Tho celobrated Seattlebeer Is to be had horo on draught. Afull lino of liquors, Including the fa-mous Jcsso Mooro Whiskey, etc., al-ways on hand. Received per Warrl-mo- o,

Rainier Bock Beor on draughtThe Anchor Saloon Is here to pleasu lupatrons.

Horses properly shod to correctfaults'of gait at tno Stockyards shop.

"W" "W "W 4H H W --jr

inn Vrtit"wv T

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Of the Genuinet Edison Type$ 1

tCO., LIMITED.

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Notice.Notice Is hereby given that the sixth

assessment of ten (io) per cent on thecapital stock of the HONOLULU RAPIDTRANSIT & LAND CO will be due andnavable to J. H. Fisher, at Blshon's &Co.'sBank, Honolulu, on the istdayofDecember. The shares UDon which anvassessment may remain unpaid afterthirty days irom said uate will De,declared delinquent.

CHAS. H. ATHERTON,Secretary H. R. T. & L. Co.

Honolulu, Dec 1. 1800. noa-t- f

Notice.Mr. W. M. Glffard will act as Manager

of our Firm during the absence of Mr.W. G. Irwin.

WM. G. IRWIN Si CO., LTD.Honolulu, December 8, 1809.

iy8awNotice.

During my absence from these Islands,Mr. W. M. Glffard will act for mf underfull power of attorney.

W. G. IRWIN.Honolulu, Dec. 8, 1899 n;8-2-

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Real Estate and Insurance.

LiIFK and tIIRK

agents foil.New England Mutual Life In-

surance Co. of Boston.

tna Fire Insurance Companiof Hartford.HENRY ST. GOAR.EDWARD POLLITZ.

Members Stock and Bond Exchange.

EDWARD POLLITMCoCOMMISSION BROKERSAND DEALERS ININVESTMENT SECURITIES

PlrtOttta MmIa alu.a a. ........ -- .l. a

HaaiallaM Cn C1..LLoiint NftotUted. Eastern and Fortlra Slocki

anil RmiIi

403 California St.,San Francisco, Col. 1172

W. C. ACHI & CO.,

Brokrirs & Dealersm

REALJESTATEKT We will Ba or ( e .ileal Estate lc

u parts 01 me group.Ef Wo will Boll Properties on Beason

ible Commissions 1

3FFICE. 10 West King Street

DAVID. DAYTON,

Real Estate Broker.223 MERCHANT ST.

FOR, SALK.

Twelve Chinese Granite HltchiugPosts, $5 each.

Properly In lowa.HOUSES TO LKT.

Real Estate TransactionSabsorlbers are tarnished with from utt

to six lists per week, giving an aoonraUrexrd of alt deeds, mortgages, leases, r.leases, powers of attorney, etc, etc, whiolire Dlaeed on record."loiHcrlptlon Price, 92.00 per Montr;

A. V. GKEAB,Judd Bui Id Inc. Hnnnlaln

OHAS. .T. PALK,

STOCK AND BOND BROKER

Membor Honolulu Stock Exchange.Room SOI, Judd llulldlng.

JAS. P. MORGAN,rjCTIONKKR AND STOCK BROKUI

No. 45 Queen Btrect.

Expert Appraisement of HealSutate and FurnStnr

WILLIAM SAVIDGE.

Stock and Bond BrokerMmbr ol Hwillin Slock Exciting.

Melnerny Block. Fort Street.

P. E. R. STRATJOH,

Real Estate BrokerFinancial Agent and Colloctor.

LlncolnBlook, 039 King street.lui , Tlphon. i.

A. J. CAMPBELL,Stock and Bond Broker.

Mtabtr ol lha Honolulu Slock Exchuc,Office Queen street, opposite Union

Feed Company.T.ltphon. jog. P.O. Bos vn. '

JAS. F. MORGAN,

Mtnfeti ol Hooclulu-SVK- k Exchinc.Quota otrMI.

T.UphoD. ti. P. O. Boa 5041

BRUCE CARTWRIGH1General Manager ol

The IqolUble Life Assurance Society

Of the United State for the HawalUaIslands,

Oman Merchant itreet Hnno'"lc

EDMUND H. HART,Notary Public and Typewriter

Cotmyuctr Mil S.irch.r ol Rtcoroi.

ayofflco No. IB Kaahumanu street.Telephone Mo. 870.

. N FERNANDEZI

NOTARY PUBLIC an. TYPEWRITEROak. out Mtictoni oixit CBb; roar

P O. C.rUf om(. o Bonoti

Agents, Brokers and Jobbers.

W. G. Irwin & Go.Limited

AGENTS FORWestern Sugar Refiner Co., of aV

Francisco.Baldwin Locomotive Works as

Philadelphia, Penn., U. 8. A.Nowcll Universal Mill Co. (NailaBflf

Cano Shredder),Now York, U. g. AVN. Ohlandt & Co's CbomlcM Fertillr

crs.Alox. Cross & Sons, high fratta laa

tlllzcrs for Cano and CoS.Reed's Steam Pip Corerlna.

ALSO OFFER FOR SALEmramno Paint Co'a P. ft B

nnd Papers; Lucol anduiis, raw anu Dolled.

Indurlno (a cold water patatj.white nnd rntnrn

Kilter Press Cloths, Cement,

CASTLE & COOKFLIMITED,

HONOLULU.Commission Merchant,

SUGAR FACTORS,AGENTS FOR

rtn Em Pln!tl'j Co.Th. Wtltlu. Anlcultut.l Co . IM,Th Koh.l Sur.r Co.The Wlin Su;ar Mill CoTli Kolo Aerlrallural Co.Th. Fulton Iron Work.. St. Uu., Mo.Too Sund.rd Oil Co7Tho Go. F. Blike Steim Pump..Wcston't Cnlrlluell.

Tho Nw Engl.ni LIU Iniuranc. Co. ol Imio.U fi!? Flr ' H1oed, ChTin Alllince Anuf.net Co. of LoaSoa.

Alexander&BaldwirrSUGARFACTORS sCOMMISSIONMERCHANTS

Agents for the California and OrientSteamship Company.

JUDD BUILDING.FORTSTKEBT.

1180

Wm. G. Irwin & Ct(LntRlD).

Wm. G. Irwin, President nnd Manager.Claus Spreckcls VicePrealdaat.

. M. Glffard.. Second Vice PresidentII. M. Whitney, Jr..... Trcas. and SacGeo. J. Ross AndJtc

Sugip FaofovaCommission Agents

AaiJTH OF IBB '. JOOEANIO STEAMSHIP COMPAJT

OF BAN FRANOISOO. OAIi.

Queen trwt. Ilonolulu, H. I

Agents ibrHwlln Anlcultural Comr.nv. Am.rl,-.- .

Companv. Ookala Sugar Plant. Co , Onoawa-- ,, i.iu oug.r o , wanuku bu.ai Co .

i.rT:.i ,""..; " (.tat.w wm. k,u. ui Doion rackets.

LIST OF OFFICERSC. M. Cooke, Prosldont) Geore

MnimiF r. c tT.i -Treasurer and Seorotnry; Col. W. rlhouse, Geo. R. Cattor. Directors.

M. PHILLIPS 4 00Wholesale Importers and 'obbara et

laropetn and American Dry Qotfero tandQneen BtreeU.

ti. ttACKPELD 4 CO.,L4a?.

iGNERAL COMMISSION &BE1TI.

Oor M and Ooeen Htreeta HoaolaAit

Honolulu Iron Works CoImproved and modern SUGAR MA-

CHINERY of every capacity and .scrlptlon made to order. Boiler markand RIVETED PIPES for Irrigattavxpurposes a specialty. Particular attamvtlon paid to JOB WORK ,and repaintexecuted at shortest notice.

JOHN H. SOPER

ai fioM Broker.

. 110 Morohaur Street.K. M. DUNOAK,

Collector and General Bmineia Agent.

Offlco 113 Kaahumanu streetAlso prepared to tako prderp a

itiiiUK .u auv. inmiB) bumWork promptly attended' to.

MORRIS K.KEOHOKALOLIUnltod States Cuatom IIoum Bra

kers. .fUAccountant, Searcher ol Titles aajfGeneral Business Agent '

Telephone 620. '

OFFICE: No. 16 KaahumsjruIlonolulu. Formerly A. Bova'a

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Evening Bulletin,Published Every Day, except Sunday,

t 210 King street, Honolulu, U. I.,ly the.

BULLETIN PUBLISHING COMPANY

ft. R. FARIHNQTON EditorDANIEL LOGAN City Editor

SUDSCHIPTION KATES:

Per month, anywhere In II. I...? .73JVr year. In II. 1 8.00Por vcsir. nostDatd. U. S.. Canada

or Mexico 10.00Per year, postpaid, other foreign

countries 13.00Payable invariably In advance.

Telephono 2o

Post Omco llox 71S

TUESDAY, DECEMUEIl 19, 1S!3.

Alter all Honolulu 13 n small com-

munity soon excited and soon cooled.

When figuring up the Christmas billdon't forget the Grand Army King

Fund for tho school houses.

Minister Damon's trip Abroad willhardly be complete- unless ho comeshome with some sort of n nlco Christ-mas present for Hawaii tucked lip hissleeve.

If Mr. llryan can carry New Yorknnd Ohio his chances for tho Presi-

dency uro good, Is the bold assertion ofn Georgian paper. It might also add

that if llryan had carried New York

and Ohio ho would now bo President.

The Hon. Win. Mason has placed nresolution bcfoie tho United StatesSenate expressing sympathy for Ibollocrs In their fight for liberty. As anexpression of Mason's personal views,

the resolution Is all right, but when Itcomes to an attempt to tnuglu upUndo Sam with Emopcan troubles,the pun on Doers Is permissible.

Already tho play baa begun to mnkupolitical capital from the black plaguevisitation. As tno discord nnd play

for place Is exclusively within tho ofll-cl- al

circle, and the supposed friends oftho ofllclnls are tho leaders in captiouscriticism, tho Bulletin Is not disposedto interfere with tho family squabbles.

When government organs Join inmon in their own ranks at a

time when tho people, Irrespective ofprevious afllllatlons nro prepared torally to tho support of tho officials, thepeople at home and abroad can drawtheir own conclusions as to tho nece-ssity for a chango in the general admin-

istration of local affairs.

Tho. final test of tho wisdom of localscientists will bo tho Judgment passedupon their conclusions and consequentaction by, tho .Federal authorities. Astho, situation stands, now, the criticismla based on the statement that recpnt

deaths In Honolulu were tho result of.black plague. Tho rcBnlls, so far asUioy affect the general public and busi-

ness Interests, could hardly have beenJess dumnglug bad this stntemeut beenwithheld or modified. When businessresumes Its usual way, tho general pub-

lic will ,be satisfied to drop Into thoold grooves, with tho liupo that thoscientific men will .not .come to blowsin fighting It out among themselves.

HXECUX1VE RESPONSIBILITY.

The recl of criticism in which theofficial organs of the government nroindulging evidences what raeasuro offair play tho supporters of the .govern-

ment are willing .to give at criticalperiods. Tho direct Inference ,to Lbe

drawn Is thai .tho Health authoritieshave neglected tbclr duty In allowingconditions to arise, which tho organsconfidently assert might have beenaverted.

In going over the report of tbeHoard of Health and tho action of thelast Legislature it is apparent that thoHoard was not unmindful of unsani-tary condition!). Tho Hoard nnd tholegislature apparently concurred intho conclusion that the inaugurationof a scwago system, und proper atten-tion from tho Hoard of Public Workswould solvo tho problem.

W. O. Smith In reporting on Sani-tary Inspection nnd Removal of Gar-

bage, said:"TIe sanitary Inspection, and

the syitcm or removnl of garbngoin the Clty( of Honolulu, has beencarried on during tho period vlthreasonable efficiency. Tho num-

ber of men nnd carts employed hasbeen limited by tho appropriations.

"When proper sewerago Is pro-

vided and t- -o water and slopsthat now aro deposlfed In the back

jf, yards nnd under, tho buildings inthe densely settled parts of theCity, aro thus disposed of, thcrowill be much less decaying nnddeleterious matter to bo removed.

"Without sewerage It Js almostImpossible to provent the damp-

ness and decay In some portions oftho Town."C, D. Reynolds, oxecutlvo officer ot

tno Board reported is follows:"Tho groat want of tho city of Hono-

lulu Is n thorough sewage system.Sanitary Inspectors make their dally.rounds, nnd cause tho removnl ot allnuisances that como under their no-

tice Tho garbage caits mako theirdally rounds nnd collect all refuse mat-

ter that may becomo offensive, and thoodorless excavator Is kept busy romoving tho contents of privy vaultsnnd cess pools from different parts oftho city when such l eccptaelcs Womotoo offensive.

"Hut tho fact Htlll remains thatnone of theso vaults aro ever freofrom a certain amount of offcuslvomatter, tho gases from tho samocontributing largely towardsswelling tho death rato of thorlty.

"New buildings nio bolng erect-

ed on what .are nt present putridswamps, and officers ot tho Boardhave no nuthorlty to prevent bucIi

building nfter permission has beenghen by tho ucpartment of Pub-

lic Works ifor .tho same."Money for tho sower systom was au-

thorized by tho Legislature. A fulltwelve months passed beforo tho Exo-cutlv- o

Council authorized the expendi-

ture of tho money for construction.Tho Executive Council has been nnd

Is in supremo control of departmentalnalrs as tegaids unsanitary condi-

tions In Chinatown, tho granting ofpermits to build bouses on putridswnmps and the legal action ngnlustpcrsous uliobo property Is now foundto hnve been Improperly cared for. Thocondition of tho cesspools nnd tho con-

struction of buildings in unsanitaryi.lstrlctu una called to tho attention oftno Executive nnd the Legislature. ThoLeglslatuio accepted tho suggestion oftho Health department and providedliberally for u sewerago system. Withthe Executho Council nlouo rested thellunl authority to Inaugurate proceedings for condemning unsanitary prop-

el ty and to prmldo for tho necessarylegal action against property owners.

The final responsibility for failureto act must rest with Mr. Dolo and bisCabinet. If tho Hoard of Health hasbeen neglected of the Board of PublicWorks careless In granting buildingpermits. It Is a well known fact thatsuch a stato of affairs could not existunilcr forceful nnd thoughtful adminis-tration nt tho source of official powernnd action.

SENATOR JONUS AND HAWAII.

"Tho Hawaiian Islands uro now apart of our domain by annexation, andtho pcoplo there should bo ndmlttcd toall tho privileges of government thatare accorded to residents of l..o UnitedStates."

These nro tho words of SenatorJames K. Jones, chairman of thoDemocratic National Committee, asquoted In an Interview published In

tho Washington Post. Senator Jonesprefneed this remark by stating thatho spoko for himself nnd not thoDemocratic party, but It la reasonableto Infer that ho would cither say noth-ing or speak less positively If ho anticipated marked opposition to Hawaiian Interests from his party col-

leagues. Whether Jones' statement Isfraught with particular Import as regards speedy action on Hawaiian affairs, It nt least shows that strong opposition on party lines In tho Senato isnot likely to block our legislativepathway.

Tbe financial, bill and the Philip-pines will bo tho' great bono of conten-tion in tho Senato and House and frompresent Indications Hawaii's greatestdangor seoms to .bo tho possibility ofIts being plgeonholod to make way fortho chief causes of party discord. WithCullora's steady band At tho lever andtho Democratic leader Jn a quiescentif not friendly mood, we may antici-pate that no opportunities will bo lost.

UURNI3D AT THE STAKE.

Maysvllle, Ky., Dec. . Dick Cole-

man, tho negro murder of Mrs. Lash-broo- k,

was taken from tho o'Msors by amob of 1,000 men todny and burned jittho stake. Tho mob, l.d by tho hiiu- -'

band of tho negro's victim, draggedtho shrieking crimin.it through theprincipal stiecta of tho town, houndhim to a small trc,e, set tiro to brushheaped about him and jtood guard un-til he was dead,

Coleman arrwjj nt Maysvlllo at (i'.tOthis morning umlor bpeclat gti.ird,sworn In by tlw Suonlr, In hiding De-tective Fitzge'iild, Cansaibb Dwsou,Chief of Pollco Donovan, nil tho policeforco nnd two sherlffc. Whenthoy arrived nt tho cnurc'iousa thtywero met by n i.iob of full 1,000 i eo-p- lo

headed by Jainai LashbroMf thehusband of the murdorol woman, nndwent Immediately up Second strctt,through the cntrnj portion ot tho city,to the hill, followed by a mob of fully5,000 persons. All was di.n that waspoaslblo by tho 8herif! nnd guard toprevent a lynching, but In tho Iscj ofsuch n mob of pooplo, irrespective ofcolor, it was useli-s- s l- - uttompt to doanything. Tho niub grubbed Colemanand threw n, rope over hi head andtook him up above tho citv. Colmnncould be heard abovo tho cries of themoo, pieauing for bis lift.

ie warn mMBAisThe Pacific Hardware Co.,

LIMITED,HAVS RECEIVED ?..

Bradley & Hubbard's Lamps.The Intest patterns direct from the factory.

Largest and choicest assortment ever imported to the country.

Wostenholm's Cutlery,In Pocket Knives, Carvers in sets, etc., etc

A Direct Importation of

Japanese WareTables, Screens, Porcelain Ware, Jardinieres, 'Easels, Picture Frames.

Art GoodsMouldinps, Copley Prints, Berlin Photographic Co.'s Goods, Choice

Selections from the Taber-Pran- g Art Co.'sjCatalogue.WINDSOR & NEWTON'S

. COLORS AND ARTISTS' MATERIALS.

Household Supplies, at BethelSt.0

Two more carloads of MICHIGAN STOVES AND RANGES,KEROSENE AND GASOLINE STOVES, CHINA, CROCKERY ANDPORCELAIN WARE,- - BIRD CAGES.

To arrive in a few days, additions to our stock of FINE CUTGLASSWARE.

Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd,

GunsPowder

ShotJust Received, Dti-pon- t's

Smokeless Shot-

gun Powder, in 1 pound

(ins and i kegs.

t

Pacific Cycle & M'fi Co.

R. A. DEXTER, Atanacer.

KULKII'SIILOCK, - - KORTST.

YOURS for Cameras

YOURS for Pictures

YOURS for Kodaks

YOURS for Films, and

YOURS for Business

All the Time.

Le Hoayon Fboto. Supply Go.

426 Fort Street.

Probate Notice.In the Circuit Court, First Circuit, of the

Hawaiian Islands.In the matter of the Estate of Genevieve

Dowsett, Marlon C. Dow5ett, MadelineC. K. Dowsett, and Annie H. K. Dowsett,Minors :

On reading nnd filinR the petition ofJ. M. Monsarrat and David Dayton, guardians, praying for an order of sale of certain real estate belonRlnjc to said minors,situate on the Island of Oahu and on theIsland of Maul, and setting forth certainlegal reasons why such real estate shouldbe sold.

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, that thenext of kin of the said wards and all otherpersons Interested In the said estate, annearbeforethlsCourton WEDNESDAY, theTHIRD DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1000,at io o'clock a. m., at the Court Room olthis Court, In Honolulu, then and there toshow cause why an order should not begranted for the sale of such estate.

Honolulu, Dec. 6, 1899.By the Court:

GEORGE LUCAS,39S-- 3 Ck-rk-.

THEHAWAIIANSCENIC

CALENDAR .19001-19- 00!

oPublished O .ly by the

GoldenRuleBazaar.

tQf-Wl- ll Soon be Ready for Malling.-ff- la

oE3y '1 he iqoo Hawaiian Scenic Calen-

dar will be the finest Scenic Calendareven gotten up for this trade, both inpoint of Scenes and Artistic Work. AHthe Scenes have been selected for theirbeauty and grandeur. The outside coverwill be a copy of Hitchcock's painting ofthe Volcano In eruption last Julv. done InOH Colors, the Temperature and Rainfallof Honolulu will be given, and In the backpart of the Calendar will be "HawaiiPonol" "Aloha Oe" "Like No a Like"and ''Ahl Wela," which will add to thevalue of the Calendar. The Price readyfor Alalllng will be only 50 cents 1 LeaveOrders for Mailing at

n nni nni nni n

316 FORT STREET.

We Are StillIn the Swim!

That's an old saying, yet true, andwhen we say we are In the swim, why

e mean every word of It.

We have the swellest TlfcS for theHolidays that you want to lay your eyeson, In all of the Lates Styles and Shapes.We have just replenished our stock ofGOLF SHIRTS, and are strictly speakingrijlit In as comntele n line ofmen's and boys' FURNISHINGS as canDe siiown in tlie largest city of the Main'lanu.

At our Hotel Street Store, Nos. o and i,Waverley Block, we are going to give youacnance 10 win a tine HiYULb. Forevery purchae of 50c the customer is en-

titled to one ticket. The patty who holdsthe greatest number of tickets on Christ-ma- ?

morning at iq o'clock gets the wheel.

"The Kash,"' TELEPHONES 679 and oO.

Two Stores.Two Large StocksOf the Best Furnishings.

Accurate history nnd interestingstories of the campaign are told inOn To Manila.

Grand.AT

i TEMPLE OF

Commencing Next Monday, De-

cember 4th, 3899.Our entire stock of Dn Goods will be offered to our

customers at very low iigurcs.Laces, Ribbons,-Fin- e Lawns, Indian Linen, Fine

Cashmeres, Ladies' Capes suitable for the holidays.

HAWAIIAN DRY GOODS ASSOCIATION.M. PALAU,

aotaHAS DECIDED THAT THE MOSTPOPULAR PLACE TO MEETHIS FRIENDS IS AT

Salter'sTelephone 680.

Come Around and See Him

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Beginning the 25th of Nov.,and continuing till Dec. 25.

FOB THIRTY DAYS ONLY !

Goods to lio sold at this sale regardless of cost !

THE.

OrpheumThe in Town

H

Tlnnlfli JiniAUl,, 2raiilliU fldlKMS

proximity to the business

Largo linos of Blankets, Spreads;. Men's, Boys' andLadies' Clothing, Hosiery, Sheen, cte. MUST GO. Seotho advertisement on pago 10, Saturday's for a fulllist of goods and prices. Call our store and inspect ourgoods and prices yourself.

YEE CHAN,CORNER KING AND NUUANU

We Invite

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jSft --fSte.

Unpirinnnn Uln amc noomouuD uuiD Vll

as of anof 170 to fhascenic ; as its

Sale

Clearance

FASHION

Manager.

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GroceryBlock.

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PACIFICHEIGHTS.

ARE NOW OFFERED FOR SALE.

Np residence property having: similar advantages andattractions, for healthfulness location, having eleva-tion from 800 feehanH nfTnrHino ni;

'arid views also

Santa Claus

partv,. ... wyiuuiig io ma. -- Mic iiuui me rrogicss OIOCK,has ever before been pwntu: Hie. people of Honolulu.

One ot the main featured 01 tn property, and procuredat great expense, is the abundant supply of pure spring waterpronounced by Dr. C. B. Wood as being the purest and bestdrinking water obtainable in the Island, which is now beingconducted into storage reservoirs upon the property by anindependent pipe line, and will be supplied to residents atGovernment rates.

OUR GUARANTEE: We" guarantee . to all pur-chasers of lots on Pacific Heights, that we will, within sixmonths, provide rapid transportation to the highest lots onJhe property, connecting the same with the Honolulu Rapid

Transit. Co.'s line on Pauoa Road, at the beginning of Kaiu- -lUtll LIITbt

TERMS : ys cash, 3 in one year, 3 in two yearsinterest 6 per cent, per annum on deferred payments. '

Our carriage will convey parties desiring to inspect theproperty to and from the same.

7andF8PnBaPar,iCUte a" at Ur R"BRUCE WARING & CO.

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A Thing of LOCAL AND GENERAL,

Beauty Is A" Bread b.ikciB anil calio bakers want-ed

I

ot tlio New England Haltory.

Forever All kinds of earrlugo pnliitlni' by up- -Joy22 'ft s--S

palptcis nt tlio Stookyaula kMUW A.' Wiiuup. i ' M Bl i VJ

Honrdci's and livery ilea delivered! HLf.li. iAfc.UHHTribune! and called for nt tilt hours. King Sti eetj - Kiutfa KMBMrJust arrived per S. S. Aus-

tralia a grand display of assort-ed silver-wa- re viz.:

Cruet Stands,fcuicy Berry Dishes,

Cake Baskets,Fruit Stands,

Pudding Dishes,Celery and Pickle Stands

Ice Tubs, Ice Water Pitchers(with or without Filters,)

Fancy Card Receivers, '

Spoon Holder,Toilet Stands,

Fancy Vases,

Individual Salts, Peppers andMustard and Napkin Rings.

A greatcelebrated

variety ofsilver plated ware

viz.:

Table,Desert and Tea Spoons,

Medium andDesert Forks.

Just the thing for Christ-'m- as

and New Year presents.Please call and examine foryourself. Lowest market priceless 10 per cent for cash.

The Hawaiian Hardw&io Go.

Fort street. opposite Spreckels' Bank.

No shop-wor- n goods on the coun-

ters of merchants who advertise inThe Bulletin.

acuun.

Fllty

Rodger'

Arfbune!

Tribune !

IF YOU WANT A SUBSTANTIAL,EASY-RI.MN- WHEEL, BUY ATRIBUNE!

WHITMAN & CO.,Ttltphont itt.

Santa

Tribune Agents.

Clans

THBGREATBST SHOWIN TOWN

o faes of Holiday GooJs justCome early and net 1ft choice

Stores open exenluRS until Xma.

WALL, NICHOLS CO.,LIMITED.

Fop the Holidays' lfi7n EFE5il Mil

jggKJljMMffll' '.."'H W.WHI! V.ll.1 I, . tHiI.toJ

$250.00.Pianos From $250.00 Up.

ipan

One Slightly Used Piano, - - - - $150.00.

THE BERGSTROM MUSIC CO.,

LADIE5Don't Worry Yourselves about the state of the

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public health. L.eave that to those authorised to take effective

f

iff The Opera Season is still with us and stylish HATS,S 1 CAPES, WAISTS and NECKWEAR are necessary for your

' personal comfort and adornment.

MISS M. B. KILLE AN,can supply you with these high class goods at leasonable

Drop in and inspect our stock.

ltf 6tree-2- . 203-20- 7 llotol 6treef.

OIUUIU3.

At 2 o'clock thero had been 13CIsland steamer permits Issued nt theHoard of Health ofilccs.

Get your Christmas presents at thoLo Munyon Photo Supply Co and perthe worth of your mouej.

Tho quarantine was tnlsed nt 12noon wltn tlio exception ot thosohouses whero thero havo been casea.

DIAMONDS boUKht beforo tho Hoorwnr to bo oold nt low Usurer). OHO.TIAFKNEIt, Manufacturing Jeweler.

A nntlvo man and woman for re-sisting quarantlno town dlsclpllno wcroIn police court today. Tho womnn waslined for drunkenness.

A well attended meeting of the Min-isterial billon was held nt tho Y. M. C.A. yesterday, ltov. W. A. Gardenerread a paper jat was well received.

About a dozen Bulletin newsboysturned up again after 12 o'clock today,direct from Chinatown, where they saythey have had plenty of pol and fishduring the past week.

Genuine Xmas pks lllie mother usedto mnko can bo had nt iO Now Eng-land Bakery, also all kinds ot cakesand boxed candles snltablo for presents, beo nd on page 8.

A meeting of tho Bxecutlvo Comnilt-tc- o

ot the Associated Charities of Ha-waii will bo held at 3 o'clock p. in., on

J Wednesday, Dee. 20, at tho manager'somco, Hotel street near Y. M. U. A.

It was stated today by supposedlygood authority, that when SurgeonGeneral Wlnans receives tho report onthe local situation, a Tedcral offlccrwill be placed In charge of tho portquarantine.

A complaint Illcil at tho Board ofHealth olilccs tlila morning was fromu .lapancso who thought that therowas danger to his health from tho dis-charge of tlio dredger plpo near hispremises In ih) vicinity of the oldChinese theater.

The violent &tear.i whistling on thowater front latt cvnlng wan onlyfriendly saluting to tlio departingstcanishlp Centennial, ioavlng for SanFrancisco with wall and privilegedpassengers. Cnpt. Engles said ho ex-pected, to make a liner tlino voyage

Bella Quintal, beloved wife of John0. Qulutnl, Jr., died early this morningafter a week's illness. Tho youngcouple wore marrjfid on Nov. 11. Mrs.Quintal was tho daughter of JohnGouvea. Tho funtral will bo held a.4 p. m. today from tho home, cornerQuarry and Alapal utrcct'i. Ed. A.Williams In charge.

;UR,MANY'3 NAVY 6CHDME.

Berlin, Dec. 3. The Government hasbeen expecting that tho crowth of thoempire's rcvenua would yield tho fundsrequired by Emperor William's navalproject, thus avoiding additional tax-ation, in this possibility Is tho chiefground for tho Government's hopo ofcarrying tho naval bill. If, however,imi present uecreafe in icccipts contin-ues tho passago of tho bill will bo

For several monthn thoro hasbeen lelntlvo or absolute decrease, thatfor October being 3.roo,000 maiks,when tho receipts for tho month arocompared with tlioio of October lastyear. Tho Govurnmcnt had expectedan liureaso pf 30,000,000 marks

but tho total Increaso duringtliu last nlnu montliR hnu imrn nniuC00.O0U. Tho opposition newspapersforesbudow htrnntf inolstcnco uponthese factii when tho Mil comes up forconsideration.

wl"1"?,'?? Fr"le''Jck has JuBt purchus-e- dtho Villa Drenaonla on tho i onion-tor- yof San Vfgllo, IrkoIH Grnda, thoUcuu Benncus of tho Homzns. largest

of tho North Italian Jakes. Tho villastands In very secluded spot, butkuiuuiuuuH onn.oimo most beautifulviews.

i .Tin-mont- Evening Bulletin, 75 cents jcrj

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IMFLlyjjJu HOSIERYHepnisdopf Stainless Black; High-splice- d

Heel9 Double Sole.Ladies"Gentlemen's - 30

REGULAR PRICE ISIlondkerchieVs, Ribbons, Stamped Goods, D- - . .

':t ' M and Library TabICovers, Lace Curtains, P- -ortleres.Articles o)f Ladies' and JVV

sin b,uir;, --' '"" "' '"

Furnishings.

GIFTS FOR EVEFVOBTE!

mnff,STi5i.S'!uraXjl",LLrs.lc,f you will see CUT GLASS. STRHl.iMnii vmmMrc ' ri, ",.K.,.',v'nK aoFF '" with this De.urtn VnM n,,.r.,t':."."':! H

Hawaiian Souv nlr JZT-- ' rnaPIt",s' H,llr- - & China,' S fl

urn luiiLriiiv nmnc i in,,., tand other m.dei)

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Ma.taM Blue aViS

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PUU WJTyear wni Deoursnecl.d tablts-- No. S K.'S.' ... l

presents ior 50c; No 4, presents for Si. ' ' "' i""" "' Sc;

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43 PQSTSI ISAN FRANCISCO CALIF. I

qATjThe Ttulletin. 76 cents per month.

DO NOT FAIL TO BE PRESENT AT THE OPENING

O HVCf 033C3RiSTava.A& sale opFANCY - ART - GOOD

(Under Mrs. Boardman'e Management).

You will find you desire inmay Fancy Pillows, Center

B. W. JORDAN,

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Attorneys.

ATKINSON & J UDD,A.L.C.Alklnson nml Albert r..Tmlcl,.lr.)

Attorneys andCovins ll " tLa-w- .

OfllceovHrlliM.. -v Co.' Hank, cnr.Xaaliuiimmi wl Mfnlmnt -- tr..i

T. MoOAKTS STEWART,Attorney amiOonnpolior at law.

'lugrowt Block, oppo-iu- ? Ctitlmilr Clint ehFort street, Honolulu, u. i.

til 'll'lfllHWH II

JfrtBDEMOK W. HaXKJSY,

Attorney- - sii -- Law.jlBMorclmat stroot, opp. Illibop'dBank

Honolulu, II. I.Telephono 209.

CHARLES F. PETERSON

attorney at Law andNotary .Public.

(CaftiiiirnaiiU rtrrni

W. 0. Acm. Knocii Johnson.AOHI&JOKNSON,

ttornoys and Counselorsat Law.

Gfllco No. lOWost KlUgstroot.Telepnono 884.

P. M. BROOKS.

Attorney at LawSpreckels Building Fort Street,

Honolulu.

B.A.MOTT-SMIT- H,

ATTORNEY,

3AS AOVED to the JuddBlock, Fort St.

OR. WALTER HOFFMANN.aVKTANIA STREETS, (opposite tho

Hawaiian Hotel.) ,,' OsBoe Hours: 8 to 10 a. hi.; i to S

as.; 7 to 8 p. in. Sundays: 8 to 11

1. Tolcpliono 610. P.O. Box 601.

tf. A. GORDON H0DGINS.

?lCE AND RESIDENCE, GEDGEOOTTAOK, corner Hotil and RichardsMmts. Offlco noun: o to it ; 2 to

4, 7 to 8. Tolophono 053. 1215

;R. A.N. SINCLAIR,XING ST., NEXT OPERA HOUSE.

Hours: U-- a. in., 3 p. in., 8 p.m.nadays, 12-- 2 p m.fctophoro7l. 1107-311- 1

OR. TOW I 0 KAT8UNUMA,VETERINARY SURGEON.

Skin Diseases of all kinds a specialty.Office Room 11, Sprockles Building.

' Hours 0 to 4,Tslerbono 474. Hosldenco tolopliono

INC 1245

DR. I. MORI,136 Beretania street, between Emma

and Fort streets.OWophono 277. P. O. Hox 81J.

Offlco Hoium O to 12 a. in. unci 7 to 8t.m.; Sundays, n to 12 a. in. 1220

Hawaiian Medicine Co.,tlNCOI-- BLOCK, KING STREET,

(Up Stairs).

--THE BEST THING FOR THAI'COUGH Is our Paukunu Cough Medicine,

ror.sale by the Honolulu Drug Store, and.r offics.

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

Xow'Iho'h Bulldlnjr, Fort Street.TELEPHONE 434.

Bouquets !

FINKE&CO.

Supply every variety of Cut Flowers and

Growing Plants. Sprays, Bouquets and

Funeral and Wedding Floral Designs sup-

plied on short notice.

Office, comer Fort street and Chaplain

Lane, oppos" he Catholic Mission.U17

Winn Yon tftyit RigRING UP THE.

C - Is - U - BLivery, Boarding andSales Stables, : : :

618 FORT BTREET.

SU)1 'Phone, 477... Hok cfand Thone, 310 and 777.

" O.H.BELLINA.

Hani

Situated on tlio oast side ofKalilii Valloy. Tbo viow toPearl Haibur is ti o best inthe city of Honolulu. Tliosoil is very deep; no stonesor rooks on tlio place.

Water will bo hud boforepurulinsorsaro ready to build

A space will bo sot apart,in memory of tlio PrincessKaiulaiii, for a park.

The lots will be sold at tliolowest prices in the market,willi which other real estatetf tits will noi afford to com-

pote.Applications for lots will

bo rocoived at our otneo, andwill bo given preference ofobosmg lots 111 tlio order tlieyaro rccoivcd.

For further particulars ap-

ply to

W.C.ACHI&CO.

Real EstateBrokers

10 WEST KING ST.October 4th, 1S90. 1343

Notice.

NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THATMESSRS. W. G. IRWIN & CO.. LI D.,have this day been appointed RESIDENTAGENTS lor the Hawaiian Islands of thefollowing insurance companies:

ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY ofLIVERPOOL.

ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANYnf I.ON'nOM.

SCOTTISH UNION AND NATIONALINSURANCE COMPANY of EDIN-liURG-

ALLIANCE MARINE AND GENERALASSURANCE COMPANY of LON-DON.

MR. JOHN S. WALKER will continue to be associated with the business ofthe above named companies.

R. C.MEDCRAFT.1378-111- 1 General Agentand Attorney.

O. G. TRAPHAGEN,

ARCHITECT223 Merchant St,, Honolulu,

Between Fort and Alakea,Telephone : : : 734

O. A Howard, Jr. Rout. r. Train.

HOWAltD & TRAIN,Architects.

Suite 7, MoJel Ulock. HONOLULU, OAIIU, II. I.

P. O. Do 70. Telephone 489.14

H. L. KERR & CO.,

Architects and BuildersIRooms ii-- i,

PROGRESS BLOCK.Teltphom i)i.

JAMES T. TAYLOR,M An.SocC.E.

CONSULTING

Hydraulic Engineer.800 Judd Block, Tele. 633.

FRED J. CROSS,Consulting and Superintending

Electrical $ HydraulicENGINEER.

lCloctro-Hydrauli- o Powor TransmissionREPORTS AND ESTIMATESFUHNI81IED. . . .

With Catton-No- il Co., Queen street.Office next to Pa. vjffloo. ' 1223

W. II. Barth. II. W. Darth.

Honolola Sheet Metal Works,

Galvanized Iron Skylights and Ventilators,Metal Roofing,

Conductor Pipe and Gutter Work.. ...DI.I...1. Cl.... I. V. ..-- .. M II

j sWJobblnc promptly attended to.ta

Len : Tow : Company,BUILDING CONTRACTORS,

Beretania street, near" River street.Notice It hereby clven, that Len Wl will act (or

me under lull power ol (ttomey dutlnt; ny teaporaryabsence Iron the Hswallsn Islands.

Dated Honolulu. Oihu. Divemrer B. iHoo.r UM'i LEN TOW"

ON THE CONSULAR INVOICES

This la tlio new letter of MinisterMott-Snilt- h ngnln ilollnini? tin ink-- forsecuring shipment ot goods to I Inn allunder coiiBiilnr ccrtll 'ato3

Honolulu. O. t HO. IsIXSir. Tlio Consular ii:;;iilutloii, No.

IB, directs that "All Invoices fromcountries In which thero nro such odl-cer- s,

must bo produced before nnd au-

thenticated by tfio Hawaiian Consularotllrcr nearest tlio nlnco of shlnmcuL"

As thlo rulo Is now to n great extento tided by shlppora, Consuls aro licre-b- y

directed to rcfuso to ceitlfy to In-

voices of goods which havo been pur-cbns-

within the jurisdiction of someother Consulnr oulcer.

In order to nsccrtnln tlio plncc oforigin Consulnr odlcers mny roqulroshippers to produco tlio origltuil bill ofitems, or rcqulro following oath fromshipper In addition to tbo "Cnrtlflcatoof Invoice value" and "Certificate ofOrigin:"

I of , do solemnly swearthat tho goods, wares and nw"i'i until sodescribed In tliu Involco produco 1 andhereunto nnn.ucd wcri purcfc.ts,,tl In

No additional chnrgo should, how-ever, be made for this certification.

Enclosed I send you several copiesot a circular, to bo distributed to thoprincipal firms doing business with thollnwallan Islands.

I have the honor to be, sir, your obedient servant,(Signed) 13. A. MOTT-SMIT-

Minister of Foreign Affairs.C T. WILDER, ESQ.,

Ilawnllnn Consul General, ,San Francisco.

It Is understood that "Tho commis-sion merchants who purchnso goods Indifferent Consular districts nnd bringtbcra into ono district nnd sell thesnmo thero to a purchaser In Honoluluaro not Included within tho rule."

It is sought to havo the regulationsthe samo as thoso of tho United Statesand other customs countries.

"GRASP ALL AND LOSK ALL"Many pcoplo aro bo Intent ou grasp

lng nil" that they lose strength otnerves, appetite, digestion, he.WttiFortunutely, however, iher.o may berestored by taking Hood's S.irnapprllla.which has rut many n lmm.rai manon tho road to success by giving hlragood digestion, Btrong nerves una aclear brain. It docs tho samo thing forweak nnd tired women.

Hood's I'll s euro sick heuuache. IDdigestion. -

SEATTLE DEER.Tho over popular Kalnlcr beer is be-

coming a household word nnd "wl I

you havo n glass of Seattle," is moreoften heard than anything else. TheCriterion Saloon has tho beer on tap orIn bottles.

Rldo n Cleveland; they lead allothers.

P. M. ljrookK, uttorncy, SprcckelsLUiuauip.

American Messenger Service, Ma- -

sonic Temple. Tel. 4 ItFor tho latest shades In ilbbons,

sailor hats, etc., call on Mrs. Ilonnn,Fort street.

Como In And boo our new supply ofcameras and everything pertaining tophotography. Tho Lo Munyon PhotoSupply Co.

Tho nso of tho Singer In millions ofhomes shows tho unprecedented sue-cc- e3

of these Ideal sowing machines.It Is convincing proof that tho Singeroxccls in all kinds of family sowingand art necdlo work. All our sowingmachines are of the best construction,bcsuitltu ly decorated, and aro mountedon slcccted woods In finely finishedcabinets ot nrtlstle designs. D. n,

agent, 1CV4 Bethel street,

"Honolulu Snnp Shots."A handy souvenir of 32 Views of

modem Honolulu, nut un In envelope andstamped, to mall In any part of PostalUnion, for 50 cents. For sale atThrum's, Golden Rule Bazaar, Hawa IanNew Co.'s, Woman's Exchange, Hawai-ian Bazaar, Le Munyon's, and Wall,v noi- u .' n4-t- f

. Notice.At a meeting of the Stockholders nf the

PACIFIC VEHICLE AND SUPPLYCO., LTD., the following officers wereelected to serve during the ensuing year:

W. W. Wright, President,J. A. Magoon, t.

E. P. Waish. Treasurer.Ed. Ingham, Secretary.E. F. Green, Auditor.J. M. O'Brien, Director.

ED. INGHAM,Secretary.

Honolulu, Dec. 16, 1809. ioS'iWII

532 Fort Street.

PURE MILKPURE CREAM

Best on the Islands

Delivered twice dally to any part ofCity. 1385

FOR SALE,

Fresh Milkat 12 cents

a Quart !

Delivered In any quantities to suit.Jjtvn your order at STAR PTRY,orTKLXFHONE 103.

1747

&Z&S&?i&iliBASEBALLTRACT

Bounded by Keeaumoku, Kinau,Plikoi and Lunalllo streets; onlyone block from the Beretaniastreet car Uncis''-fis- r

This tract is situated in one of the finest resi-

dence portions of Honolulu, and in direct line withthe cnnlinp hreezes of Makild.

Lots !ox 90 feet willnrirp nt xi.icn. iprni;.

t

,

'

a

C stallments, payments to suit purchaser.This land has a very gentle slope, and purchasers

rfc can immediately commence building operations.Eailv Durchasers can secure choice locations.

further particulars apply toGEAR, LANSING & CO.,

Judd Building.

HONOLULU COFFEE MILLS

Headqu sixtexiFOR- -

PURE HAWAIIAN COFFEES,G roe ii or Hon sled

Large stock of Coffees the Kona, Hamakua, Olaa Dis-tricts always on hand. Old Coffees a speciality.

H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD.",n . Proprietor,

HONOLULU UNDERTAKING CO.

ED. A. WILLIAMS, F. D.,Manaokb.

embaTmingA specialty,

Oflice and Parlors614 4 516 Fort St, iiesrHoteL

Toloptiouu 179. -

Coney EstateLANDS.

A FEW VERY DESIRABLE BUILD

INGLOTS on Nuuanu Avenue, at Nlo

itpa, Nuuanu Valley, for sale. Apply to

J. M. MONSARRAT,CarU'rlght biorU. Merchant street.

iaj8

11 Mercantile Mini (Jo.

ILlDlltCll.

liraggnraiggi

119 Klnft St.Church and society Work.

iiHONOLULU

JJit

Supported by Voluntary Contributions.FREETRUVrMfcNr to tho Poor of

all nationalities.For information as to cards of

and to tho sorvlco, oto., oto.,pply at the

Infirmary.Third Floor, rrogreta Block,

tfubacrlptloni may bo left with J, F.Hackfeld, L. O. Abies or Dr. Woggett.

inno-Oi- n

Spanton & Lund,IIOUHB PAINTERS,WOOD FINISHERS,

And Practical

PaperHangers.305 King St., near Alakea, Honolulu.

Tlntlne, Graining. GUilne ni SlpisEstimates Clven.

F. W. THRDM,Surveyor.

ROOM NO. 10, SPHECKEIJ3 BLOCK

Plantation Work n Sroclnlty.1233

TT 7T TT TT

For

from

be sold for the reasonable.s?rn rnth mhinrp nn in

e

Bankers.

the lui nn HawaiiII UUUi

JUDD BUILDINQ.f iNCORPORAtID UNDIR TH1 LAWS I

I of tub Hawaiian Republic.

Capital $400,000

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:Crab. M. Cookb, President.

P. C. Jonks, Vioe-Prelde-

O. H. Cooke, Cashier.F. O. Athkuton, Assistant Cashier.

Honry Waterhouso,Tom May,

F. W. Mactarlane,E. V. Tenney,

JA. McCandlesa.Solicits tho Accounts of Firms, Cor-

porations, Trusts, Individuals, and willcarefully and promptly attend to allbusiness connnntnil with lumVrlnt nn.trusted to It. Sell and purchase Foreignjncuango, issue lienors or tjrouu,

SAVINGS DBPARTMENT !

Ordinary and Torm Do posits rocoived,and Interest allowod in accordance withrules and conditions printed In Pass-books, copies ot which may be bad uponapplication.

liirst AHOF HAWAII, LTD.

Incorporated Under the Laws of theRepublic of Hawaii.

Authorized Capital, $1,000,000Subscribed Capital, 750,000Paid Up Capital 500,00o

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.Cecil Brown PresidentM. P. Robinson nt

W. O. Cooper CashierE. M. Boyd Secretary

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

DRAW EXCHANGE ON:San Francisco Tho' Anglo-Californ- ia

Bank, Limited.Chicago The Merchants Loan and

Trust Company.New York J. & W. Sellgman & Com-

pany.London The Anglo-Californ-

Bank, Limited.Paris Socletlo Generolo.Hamburg M. M. Warburg & Com-

pany.Hongkong and Yokohama The

Cbartorcd Bank of India, Australiaand China.

Australia The Union Bank of Aus-tralia, Limited.

Canada Bank ot Montreal.Berlin Qerbruder Meyer.

Exchange bought and sold LettersCredit Issued on all parts ot theworld.

Xmas Presents I

Diamond and other Rings,Watches, Bracelets, Pins, and an extensivevariety of Jewelry lust opened up. suitablefor Xmas and Nw Year Presents.

Manufacturing Jeweller,404K FORT STREET,

Bankers.

ULAtJS arilBUKCU. Wm. 0. Inwrw

Glau0 Meckel? uo.

BAfJ(ElS.UOMOI.UI.U II. t.

San tYanctico AgentiTun NevadaNational Bank ok San Fjunoisco.San Fhanuisco Tho Noada Natlonaf

nanK 01 nan iTftllciscoLondon Tbo Union Bank of London,

Ltd fNew YonK American Exohanjre Na.tlonal Bank.CnicAno MorchauN National Bonk.PAnis-Cro- dlt Lyonnais.BnnMN Drosdner Bank.HONKONQ AND YOKODAMA Honkonu A

Shanghai Banking Corporation.Nkw Zealand and Austkaua Bankof New Zealand.VicroniA and VANOODVEn Bank o

British North Amerlr.Trtuact 1 Genera Buiidi and Eictaige Binies

wyyuia neceiTea. Loans made on Ati--Dredlti ilma BUls of Eichaoge boSgb!

Comctiowg Fbomftlt AocommD Foh.

SayingsBank ..

RfltrfnrVai TA...la m .: - m0i ajvuiuu Will Dtreceived and Interest allowed by til.Hani ., .. .j .... .- -- . .UUi buu une-ua- it per cent,ner annum. Tli ,.-- - '.. "'.

regulations of the Hawaiian Postal Sav-in- n

. limit, 1,.- -. u i.r. .-- ""'" "" miopiea as far asItlS nrantlraihla tn nnnl.. .1. . ..Cash Reserve of fSO.000 as roqulred nn-0ih- e

P,ostal Act w'n nxalnuined.i," p; ne uie and Reg.ulatlons may be obtained on application.

oioour ec uo.Established 1858

BISDHCOH? Ss Oc.BANKERS.

Transact a General Bankingmd Exchange Business. .

Commercial and Traveler'Letters of Credit issued, atble in all the principal citieifthe world.Internet. ulliiWArl iffn t.,i

1, 1898, on fixed deposits 8months 3 nor rout... ft ninntuH per cent., 12 months 4per cent.

Pioneer Building andLoan Association.

Assets, Dec. 31, 1898, $116,803.38Money loanod on approved securityA Bank for monthly deposits,Houses built on tlm m.i,i"'' luav""- -montpUn.Elshteontb Snrln nt c..1. i." w-w- " uo"opened

H rS:v.T- - "''"K. PresidentTreasurer; A. V. Goar, Secreta'ry.'

A. V. Gear, A. W. Keeoh, J. G. Roth'Well. Henrv Smith. T T xrT rZ.Holt, O. B. Gray. - ' "" "'

ror iiiruier parUculars apply toA. V. GEAB, Secretary.

Chamber of Commerce rooms.Offloe Hours: 12:30-1- :30 p. m.

T$b Yokohama gpecie BankMMIXSD

Pald.Up CaplUl :.....Yea i2floofiooReserve Fund yen r.wo.ooo

HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.

BRANCHES AVn AnvvmreoKobe, .London, Lyons, New York.Franolsoo, ShanohU.

Toki7"""" """agteaklThe Bank lina and Mu.in.. ..

Uon Bills of Exchange, issues Drafts andLetters of Credit nn ih. hM ti-i- -J

and AonnnlAtt anil lMn... .i! mmww generalbanking business. , ,

INTEREST ALLOWED .On Flied Deposit for it monttis, 4 pa ceal ' .g4 Deposit lor 6 Bontns. MOn Desoilt tat . .

INTEREST ALLOWE- D-

CurreolLVOa Find Deposit forumonthi. iM nr cent .

BW HqwMlc BBlMm. lirim 81, Houllli,

J

avnii- -

-

The . . .

Hawaiian ElectricCompany, ,

Cor. Alakea HalekanwiU Bta.

Hbb a axffi assortment ol- -' L

Chandeliers and Elec-trical,Qoods .

- OonBtantlyrJiiliiind.

Estimateg given for house wir-ing and Electrical plants.

Marine Wiripg a'speoialty, '

THKO. HOFPMANW,Hanaro

I

J

r

Lines of

Oceanic Steamship Company,

!

' TIME TABLE.The Fine I'nesengor Bteamore of This Liue Will Arrive at hw

Leave This Port as Hereunder.

Prom San Francisco:AUbTKALIA...... I ..... .DEtKMHfcK

1MARIPOSA .JA':.UAI.,

JA1UARV itAUSTRALIA,i. JAP4UAKI II

AUSTRALIAMOANA.... . FEBRUARY 14

FEDRUARYALAMEDA .

In connection with the aailiug of tho above Hteiimoru, tho Agontsare prepared to issue, to intending passengorB, coupon throughHoketfl by any railroad from San .Francisco, to all points m theUnited BtatcB, and from Now York by any stdftinship line to allEuiopoan porta.

For further partioularB apply to

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

Pacific Mail Steamship Co.

Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co. & Toyo Kisen Kaisha

... stun! 01 tfci ibow corn' y' "".?'aa.uaiv iwn

For Japan and China:

Onuns (tArgo). December 90Coptic... ' .Decftr.ttr 8

AmtrkA MaruAloa (cargo)., ...January 1Gac Maw.... .. January a)HongkongChlnl..... .. ,.. , January )i

For general Information apply to

H. Hackfeld &

Canadian - Australian Royal liil Steamsliip Company.

with thi CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO..Vncouve?;r?C.anVsyJy.Nrs.W.. an! calling .t Victoria. D. C. Honolulu and Brl.ban.

AT UONOLIILU on or about the dataa below atataJ, via :li.twMnara UUliFROM VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA. D. C,

For Brisbane an4 Sydneyarrlmoo.. December

I Aorangl. ........ Jan. n.......M lower a ...February itWarrlmoo.... marcnwAorangl April 14

I I ' I

""iTnroueti tlcketi If sued Iron, Honolulu to Canada. United States and Europe. For FrelRht-an-

Paitagt and All general InlorniAtlon, apply to

Theo. H. Dovies & Co., Ltd., Gen,l Agents.

Lines ol Travel.

Wilier Steiisliip l'o, Ltd.

TiriE TABLE.S. S. Klnau,

FREEMAN, Master.MOLOKAI, MAUI. HAWAII.

Change in Sailing ofStrnr. "Kinau."

On and after Tuesday, Nov. 0, tho

steamer KINAU will sail from Hono-

lulu on Tuesdays at 12 noon, for l',

Iahalna, Maa aca Day, Kihc ,

Makcna, Kawalhae, Mahukona, Uu-nhoeh-

and Hilo.Returning, will sail from Hilo o

Fridays at 2 p. rn. for nbovo namedportsarriving In Honolulu on Satur- -

d(ptts8cngcrs and freight will bo takenfor Makenn, Mahukona, Kawalhao, Hl- -

, lo, Ilakalau, Honomu, Papalkou, nnd

P Pagers and PACKAGES ONLYwlllTso token for Kaunakakal, LaUal-n- a,

Manlaea Day, Kihcl and Iupahoo-- ,

boo.-- S. 6. Claudlne,

CAMERON, Master.MAUI.

Will leave Honolulu every Tuesdayat 5 P. M toucning at. i"ri"'.t...i..i wi,ii7,r T(.inn. Ilnmoa and Kln.s...i' Maul, noturnlne. touches

at above named ports, arriving In Ho

Will call at Nuu, Kaupo, onco eachmonth,

S. S. Lehua,DENNETT, Master. .

MOLAKAI,, MAUI, 1.ANAI.Sails every Monday for Kaunakakal,

Kamalo, Maunalcl, Kalaupapa, Lahn-in- a.

Honolua, Olowalu. Returning ar-

rives at Honolulu Saturday mornings.

This company reserves tho right to

make changes In tho time of departureand arrival of Its steamers WITHOUTNOTIOB, and It will not bo responsi-

ble for any consequences arising tlicro- -

Consignets must be nt tho landingto rccelvo their freight. This com-

pany will not hold Itself responsibleforfrolght after It has been landed.

Live Btbck received only at owner s

Isk 'muia nmnnnv will not bo responsi

ble lor money or valuables of passen-

gers unless placed In tho caro of tho

Papao'igors aro requested tobefore embarking. TUoso

fnJlliiJC to-d- o no wll bo subject to anadditional, chargo of twenty-flv- o per

CTho company will not bo liablo forloss t. nor Injury to, nor delay In,

tho delivery of baggago or porsonaleffects of tho passonger beyond thoamonat of 10.00. unless tho value of

tho same bo declared, at or beforo thoiBsuo of tho ticket, nnd freight paid

thoreon,

'navel.

THE EVENING BULLETIN r.tfONOLULU, H. I., TUESDAY, DEOEMBElJ 19, 1899. ' ' 7

For San FranoisooAUSTRALIA........... ..DECEMBER .MOANA JANUARY JAUSTRALIA ....JANUARY ajALAMEDA ...FEURUARY aAUSTRALIA .. FEBRUARYMAKII'OSA MARCH 1

"0",,,u!!,.;r4 uv' ,h" port on cr bout ,h......-.- .

For San Francisco :

Algo.i (cargo) ,., December taGaelic ... December taHongkong Maru ....December oChina ,.... January 6Doric ...... January 1

NlrponMaru January ajOnsan,; (cargo).,

Co., Ltd., Agents.

FROM SYDNEY AND BRISBANE,For Victor la and Vancouver (U.C.):

AorAnI....Lceir.Der aoMlora.... January itAorangl..,. tecruaryaiWarrlmoo.. ..March 14Mlowera.. April 11Warrlmoo., "Ay 9

Lines of Travel.

All employes of tho company aro for-

bidden to rccelvo freight without de-livering a shipment receipt thercforintho form prescribed by tho Company,and which may bo seen by shippersupon application to the pursers of thoCompany s steamers.

Shippers aro notified that it freightIs shipped without such rccepit it winlio solely at tho risk of tho shipper.t L. WIGHT. President.S. U. ROSE. Secretnry.- -

CAI'T. T. K. CLARKE, Port Supt.

0. R. & L. Co.TIME TABLE.

From and After January 1, 1891).

TRAINS.1TATIONS, Dally Dally(Outward) ax. Sun. Dally ti.Sun. Dally Dally

A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M r.jvi.Honolulu ... 7: o .IJ 11:05 i:iS j:toPaarl City.. So 11:40 HEwaMIII.... 8 31 10.08 la 00 Ji 6:10Walanae.... 10:50 4'4Walalua u:jj UOCihulcu 11:11 4:ij

(lowtrd)STATIONS, z DallJ Dally Dallv

AM. A.M. P.M. HJfl.atihokn olWalalua ,. 6:10 1:50WalinAi 7:10 J:J5EwaMIII s'So j: 1.05 4:jPaailClty 6:15 liio 4:51Honolulu o;so ill to. j:rt

tr. u. smith, uon'i i'shh, a nonetAgent.

O. P. DE.Nisoy, Superlntondont.

STAGELINBHENRY BRYANT, Prop.

The stace for Kaneohe. Heeia. Wal- -kaue, Kualoa and way points, willleave Post Office, Bethel street side,at 9 a. m., Mondays, Wednesdays auuFridays, calling1 for passengers andpackages at Lovejoy A Co'h, No. 10Nuuanu street

A GOOD THING4u a cOhia, Algeroba and Pine Firevco

Ont and Split (ready fortbeBtove),Also,

STOVE, STEAM & BLACKSMITH COA

WRITE AMD BLACK SANDAt Lowest Frices, delivered to any par

the City.VallaBralOMB AU

HUSTACE & CO,II OnAD Htrtiot.

Artesian Wells.LE. PINKHAM, - CONTRACTOR.

Oftlce with the Pacifla iTardwsro Co.,Honolulu, II. I.

Eatloates given and contracts madefor wells on any of tho Islands. SIXNEW PLANTS for heavy work oporatedby the most skillful highest class drillors.'

1ST76

Removal SaleFOR ONE MONTH ONLY.

Ready made Linen Crash and WhiteDuck Suitsito be SOLD BELOW COST.

We have alfull line of Woolens on handwhich we will make up equally as cheap

good fit guaranteed.

HOP WO & CO.King street near Union Square

W. W. AHANA

Merchant Taiior

323 Nuuanu St.

fuo Buttings in English, Scotch nndAmerlrAit Moodi mado to order.

folephono COS.' -- Postoffice box U86.

L. AHLO,Dealer in Dry Goods, Grocer-

ies, Hardware,Tlootn nnd Shoos, oto

Al qunlity Li. A. Itico for sale.No 469 Ninmiiti afreet, cor. Chaplain st.

Agents for Walpln Itlco Hamuli 11,

Mnnnrm Itlco I'luntutlon, Knneolio RiceI'lnnlallnu, Walaltm Rico I'luntniltm,Kapalatna Itlco lniitnuon, nnd Knuo-ob-

Itlco Mill.P. O. Box 10H. 1271

S. KlOHr,J

And Paper Hanger.133 Xtiuaini Avuntto, Honolulu, II. I,

1270

IWAMOTO,

Watchmaker and Jeweller.GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.

213K King fctroot. 1277

VINCr OHAN,FURNITUBE DEALER,

100 Nuuanu Stroet.

-- Chairs of all kinds, Matting,Cigars, Silk and Chinese Teas.

YEE OHONG,(Successor to C. Llntl),

ISe st 113.3 azvt.Nuuanu and Hotel ttrcot

Late of IToiel fctrcot, oppoMto PantlioonHotel. Fln-t-clas-s meal 25c. 1270

Y. MAN SING- -

Has Removed From Fort Street to inNuuanu Street, opp. Goo Kim's.

LADIES' UNDHtWEAR.

Dresses Made To Order.'

HOP HONG,

Merchant Tailor,HAS MOVED

From 314 Nuuanu street lo larger prom-ises, No. 310, on the opposite side of

1203

L. CHONG,No. 6 Nuuanu St., r .low Merchant. Honolulu.

MERCHANT : TAILOR.aVSults Euaranltci to St and In latti itylta

Clothing maa. to orttr: Unllormi a ap.claltyClottwt cl.an.d anlrfpalrJatr.aonabl raUi.

N, F, Burgess...Does All Kinds of..

Small RepairingLAWN MOWKKS amiGARDEN H OS 10

Are specialties. Lr.vn. Mowers will becalled for, by RIN'JING UP 220. Also,a few fc rent.

PBN6AC0LA 8T.

For the PlumbingOn that nrwlioiup tbat you nteabutit to luiilil or (be nlUnnlionsyou nro iutt tiding t mikt mdyour "propprly. Call niid sou meami pot an istiinufn.

IAS. NOTT, Jr. ,

Practical Tinsmith nud Plumbir.Shop: Ikrclanla Mit'Ct, I docistaft

of I'uuchuowl. l"iono 8N.Hour. 7 a. m. 10 r p. 111.

Jobbing pr'-tnptl- atteinlvit to.

Tlrhoi 10J0 & is. P.O. Box ta

Q. H. BERREY, : Manager.Judd Building.

r Difficult fiollcctifli's a SDeclrltr.

Building MaterialsOF ALI, KINDS,

.Dealers inXmnbor antl Coal.

ALLEN & ROBINSON,Qneenstrot, Honolulu.

SHIPPING. NtWSAd J mi nl. and the latest Shipping iNw, will c

found on eighth pact.

MOVKMEKTS OF HTEAMBHS.Steamers duo nnd nailing todu) mid

for the next tlx days nr" ni follows:ARRIVU

Slramoru from DuoCoptic San l'rnnclticu ...Dec. 20Australia Snu Francisco Due. 20Aorangl Sydney Dec. 20Onellc Yokohama Dec. 22Warrlmoo Victoria Dec. 23America Maru San Krancibco. Dee. 28Hongkong JIaru Yokohamn ..Dec. 30

DEPARTSteamers I'or DuoCoptic Yokohama Dec. 20Aorangl Victoria Dec. 20Onellc San Francisco . . . . :. . .Dec,Wurrlmoo Colonies Dec,Australia San Franclsci Dec,Amorita Mnru Yokohama ....Dec,Hongkong Mnru S. V Dec,

ROKCIST I.nWHRS ROUGH TRIP.

Tho Bchrjiiner Robert Lowers, Capt.Ooodmnn, nrriicd In port Sunday, 37days from Port Townsend. Capt.Goodman reports:

Experienced contrary winds nearlytho wholo of tho passage. Tho firsttwenty days, galo followed gale inrapid succession, Ileforc wo had timeto ninko good tho damages dono by t.icono just passing, nnotlier one would boupon us, nnd this stnto of thing's keptup mull nfter passing south of tho Intl-tud- n

of San Francisco.This sort of weather was very try-

ing to tho vessel and crew. Ono caneasily conceive that tin old ship couldtear hoi self to pieces with her violentexertions in a long continuance of suchweather. Tho Robert Lowers fortu-nately is a good strong vessel nnd wofelt no uneasiness on that score. SinceNovember 30th tho wind with tho ex-ception of two days lias been from nsoutnerly direction, .varying from S.E.to S.W., nnd many days partly calm.Tho two days mentioned, were theonly occasions when tho wind got totho northward of west or cast on thistrip.

Dec. l(i, 2 a. m. 140 miles ENE ofHonolulu, saw a barkcntlnc bound NE.riavo had no trndo winds. Tho windon tho ICth was from SSE. a finebrcczo, but when wo got tho Islnnd ofMaul on that hearing it completelyblanketed us nnd wo lny becalmed offtho cast end "f Molokal all day Satur-day.

Wo aro all glad tho tilp is over. Wohaio had tho hardest kind of scratch-ing to get hero, but I nm nuito certainthere nro nono on board who feci llkoreturning thanks to what good pcoplonro pleased to term tho kind Provldenco who has seen lit to permit us toarrive here.

The artist at work in KINGBROS., Hotel street, showwindow is attracting no littleittention by his skillful hand-ling of the brush. It is mostinteresting to watch him colorisland views and especiallythe one snowing a panoramicview, of the city from Punchbowl. Many of which havebeen sentahro-- s g"ifts.

ARRIVED EX AUSTRALIA.To nrrlvo ex Australia, Onions, Po-

tatoes. Lemons, Limes, Apples, Pears.S'uts, Figs, Raisins, Salmon, Flounders.Crabs, Oysters, Cranberries, Quail.Ducks, Turkeys, Hum, Dacou, etc, otcOrtmnrinos, King nnd Alnkea streets.

A flno uintchcd team arrived for thoOlul ptaulcs on thq Fort George.

If you want n nlco Christmas presentfor your hoys or girls, go to tho LoMunyon Photo Sdpply Co., nnd get nbeautiful enmcra or Kodak.

Notice.UnJer orders from the Hoard of Health

our steamers will not b'e allowed to Innd or

discharge nlonjjslde of a wharf during thecontinuance of the plajnie. It will be

necessary to lighter all frelRht to and from

tlie steamers. In adJItion to reul ir ratesf frelglit, a further charge for lighterage

suirklent to cover the actual expense of thesame will be made No freight will bercelvi-J- , except that It be subject to thisch.ir&e for lighterage.

iSlgr.ed)IN ri:lt ISLAND STEAM NAVIGATION

CO., LTD ,

By Its l'reldent, John Ena.(SlgnedJ

WILDER'S STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.,tf By Us President, C. L. Wight.

Must Be Sold!NO REASONABLE

OFFER REFUSED.

Linen Crash andWhite Duck Suits.

HOP WO & CO.,King, near Union Square.

A. It HOWAT,

(D. V. S.)

THE0.H. DAVES &C0.,LtdMerchants and Commission Agents.

Curry a Complete Line of Hardware, Crockery, Saddlery, &c.Oils and White Lead.

GENERAL PLANTATION SUPPLIES.

Agents for Clariphos & Dick's Balata Belting.This Helling Is acknowledged by several of the most expert engineers on U

Islands to be thr best, most durable, and least expensive.Also Agents for Keknefer Bros.' GRAY AGATE WARE, of which a full Hat

Is carried.A good selection of IRON BEDSTEADS, MATTING, LINOLEUM, LAW

MOWERS, GARDEN HOSE AND FITTINGS.

Lime, Cement, Fire Clay and Fire Bricks.

If

ii

Honolulu Tobacco Co., Limited,IMPORTERS Or

HAVANA AND MANILA CIGARS,SMOKERS'

Eino Gn-.dc- s of

Cor. Fort

Photographers.

For a . . .

Christmas PresentWhqt could be nicer than a

Photo Enlargement

For Children

IWhat Nicer Tho

PliotoFORT STREET, NE.VU O'M'UFUV.

J.J.WILLIAMS'Photo Gallery.

LOOK AHEAD !

'VaW'Don't delay givingyour orders for

Christmas Photostill you get crowded out, but orderNOW. x

Visitors are cordially invited toc,all and inspect our fjallery of life-siz- e

royal photo? , Irom KamehamehaI. to date.

At tbo Old StandOn Fort Strppt ::

VolcanosIn Action onMauna Loa !

FOR SALE.

DAVEY PHOTOGRAPHIC Co

(LIMITED).Mott-Sml- th Building,

Cor. Fort and Hotel Sis.u,8

VISIBLE WRITING

(t9rBaaHaaaW ''KltBaaaBaaLBaaaaaaKV

Mfm' AftaaainTic9aSBABaaaaaaaaaaaaaai7taKVSSaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaPK'

Is ONE of the many good features of tilt

"Oliver" Type -- writer.FOR SALE AT

Wan.NicholsCo.'s

Palatal

ARTICLES, lk

Smoking Tobacco, S

and Merchant Streets, Honolulu.

siiBarbers.'

SilentBarber Shop;

Arlington H'tick, UotolSticot.

Joseph yernand fz. Flop

HaiaflHt H I' - aBpI W ' ni Mat aaaaaaaaV imBav

SSEcL 'Writ '

Eat MlaaaaW

"AWAaTalfcaviVtWSEwKaMaTor clcniiHing Uiti Mlnmliuur

lio s!iln of (ho hoad, rclitiviug lutudHC- -"

ttcil liy overwork nnd liientnl woir,ira Heating lalidru(V. mid gonoranaUIng ynit feci Uku k how man 1'voniHii, ilii-r- Is iiolhlug iiiii;to;

Paolicco's Daiulriiir Kille;I'nr fculo by all ilriifrula.lv, and hi 'lb

Union liarbor Khoj).Telephono 098.

he World RegisterKk)ih ihe Cafch wlilln you aru Intsy.

Try ono

Rock PricesOn Maiblernd Granite,

MONUMENTSand CEMETERYWORK. . . .

Fanoes and LawnFurniture.

Iron Fence and HouDineutal Co.041 King Stroet.

John Nott,PLUMBER

75and79KingStrMlTKLKI'HONK NO. 31

NOW Is tho tlmo U) get lMka abreakagss heen to, and yem

Roofs Put in OrdetRy oompetont wontnaen

W.H.SE-A-,

TEACHER OF

Guitar, Mandolin, Zither,and Ukulolo.

MErDurlng my absence at'OmiMr. Ames, of Wall, Nichols Co.,will have choree of mv rjupils.

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Music. ;,Si' ''wmANNIS MONTAGUE TURNER "!aLffl

Vocal Studio. "MlRnon," 720 DereUnta ' $Sv&8nl aav4 rvl 4 . jahkrf CH9

"BREAKFAST, r ;aIs the foretaste of the whole day. If TT4 AT 'JjSSS

that and we probably spoil all." - ftAai HfBe sire the coffee is good, ard-'.h- at'ilt Teacher of Guitar, Mandolin, Zither? '"JR.

is fromtm

. Ukulele and Taro Patch. sEyi.rwissyLii.. oeiaw... . 7 mrngmOllice at the Club Stables. LEADING GROCERS Orders to be loft caro of Wall, Niohol SWm"' 'r''.'i402Mm "'y "- - Telephone J40. mFort St. 'Co.,andnnirgt.iol.i.MMoCo N 12 IflK

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Jas. F,

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: 33

-- OF-

On Dec. 20AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M

At my sdeMuum. J t ueeii street. 1 willsell at 1'abllf Auction, by A.(jonsalves & Co.. to cloe a

and Collection of .1 ip.vntse VASHS, DISHKrf, I'ANj, SILKGOODS, ETC., many of these being ofancient rare and expensive,It will afford an excellent forsuitable Christmas presents.

JAS. P. Auctioneer.

. ...OF

.p

On Dec. 30th,AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON,

At my salesroom. .13 Queen street, Ho-

nolulu, 1 will sell lit I'uullo Auction,I))' order of tho treasurer, Mr. J. 1'.

Coulee, tho following certificates ofstock In tho .an Sugar .o unless tho

assessment (second assess-ment,) with interest thcrrnn, Is paidbeforo thi day of sale.

No.Certificate, buarcs.

fi Wood, J. Q 100IB ...lunson, A. T 10017 Atkinson, T 10018 iitklnson, n. T 50

37 O'Hnlloran. Win. V 23

107 Ashicy, W. 0 100107 Asnloy, W. 0 100177 lllshop, M. It G

200 Ceo CO

237 Dexter, S. L 100

208 Goodaere. Goo 23

303 itarncs, Mrs. W. I 17

:I20 Urodle, II. ll 25329 Uaincs. W. S 33

31G Madison Jacob 33

343 Stoward, Allco 8

382 MontlnR, C '122 Mcurcgor, V. II 33427 Moore, J. M., Jr. If441 PlsUcl, C. J 83

142 Flshcl, Mrs. II CO

497 Huston, C. K 33

508 lioijo, Martin 333570 Holt, Chris. J 17

573 Voss, H. C 8699 ncynolds, J. J 17

769 Hambly. H. F. 33984 Adlcr, Peter CO

1035 Gear, Geo. l) Cf

1019 Ashloy, W. G CO

1121 Kaiser, Win 50

1125 Kaiser, Wm 50

U26 Kaiser, Wm GO

1135 Smith, Mary D 100113C Smith, Kmmn T2 CO

1232 Wood, J. Q. trustee C

1230 lMlnKS. W. S 2512C0 ..illnps, W. S 14I2C3 Kdlngs, W. S 171285 like, miss Nelllo 15131(i Meyer, H. C 1001313 II. It 50JS7fi Austin. I). I. 171392 Cottrell, W a

Names arc published for tho pur-pns- n

of tho certificates.

.IAS. F. Auctioneer

..or..

f5

On Dec. JOth,AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON,

At my salesroom, 33 Queen street, Ho-

nolulu, I will sell at Public Auction,by order of tho treasurer, Mr. J.T.Cooke, tho following certificates ofstock In tho Klhel Plantation Co., unless tho assessment (fourth

with interest thereon, islaid beforo tho day of sale;

No. No.Certificate. Shares.

23 Henry 10029 Henry 10031 Henry 10032 Henry 10066 II. P. Roth CO

KG Mary Fcrrcira 10111 C. H. Clnpp 100127 W. H. Neumann 20U9 W. C. Achl 2001C9 Gaston J. Bolsse 10

tS8 Mary Fcrreira 10ltd Sam. P. French 10201 Henry Ilapal 10:23 & Soulo 50228 Chns. Lucas 200237 Elizabeth F. Monsarrart .... 202C3 Carl U. Rhodes 20298 Chas. Weight 10

299 Chas. Weight 10,300 J. O. Rothwcll 20

301 J. G. Rothwcll 20802 J. O. Rothwcll 20303 J. O. Rothwcll 20

i5 Dow Hoy , 1031C Doo Wnl G

358 Geo. E. Tumor CO

3S0 T. G. GO

3C9 W. H. Goctz 20583 Chum Lum , 25102 S. E. DIshop 40

05 T. II. Petrio , 6129 Henry A. Bunson 10139 Otto Meyer 50G01 N. G. Chock 10

t,il Joo F. Stectz 20S30 L. Ah Long 10590 P. E. R. Strnuch 100S21 Lam Yip 10S30 H. I). Schrotka CO

631 H. B651 S. E. Bishop .".... CO

--.- - THE EVENING BULLETIN: H. L, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1891).

Morgan, Auctioneer and'Queen S'reM.

Auction SaleJapaiiese Goods

WEDNESDAY,

rrderofM.consignment,

tComplete

manufacture,opportunity

MORGAN,

Auction Sale

DelptSATURDAY,

delinquent

Randolph,

IHtrhcovlc,

Identifying

MORGAN,

Auction Sale

Ii CUMStock

SATURDAY,

delinquentassessment,)

WuterhousuWntorhousoWntorhouBOWntorhouso

Levlngstono

Qallentyno

HONOLULU,

Ker.

CCS C. II. Lnagu 10C79 C. II. LanRo 20CS0 C. II. LaiiBO 20Gil Jas. McQueen 23703 .1. G. Itothwell 15894 Geo. Morrison 15937 Leo Chu .' 45912 1 It. Helm 10914 Hcniylloth 25918 C. S. Wright 10919 C. H. Wright 20975 Akiich M. Poster 41016 N. E. Gcdgo 151033 12. h. niven 5

1037 Chlng Chong 101058 How Chong 51059 Young Chong 51869 J. u. Fisher 501072 Jas. McQueen 251077 A. II. Ingalls 1010S0 II. ArmlUigo 351085 J. S. Martin 701091 C. .i. Laago 1010J1 C. II. Laagc 101102 C. H. Liage 101123 J. Q. Wooil 251139 Geo. Mai tin 151159 M. A. GonsahcH 501221 1). i.. Unnnlng 251231 C. J. .., 101237 H. 10. Garcs 4012S0 II. Watci house & Co 601255 H. 13. Gares 1001256 II. K. Gares 1001317 Chlng Sin Lin Ii

1318 Chlng Mnn Knl 151362 T. S. Sedgwick 01389 Geo. Mnnson 10

91 Geo. Mnnson 101392 Geo. Mnnson 501393 Geo. Mnnson 20.s9 1 Geo. Manson 20i395 Geo. Manson 201396 Geo. Mnnson . 20

Names nro puolished for tho purposeof Identifying the certificates.

JAMES V. MORGAN,Auctioneer.

Auction Sale.OP.

Delinquent Stock..IN rtiu...

Maunalci to k 111.

Tho holders of tho Mannalci SugarCo., Ltd., stock, hereunder described,nro hereby notified that tho second andthird assessments ot 10 per rent each,on said stock is duo nnd unpaid, nnd isnow delinquent.

If tho amount ot said nsses3mcntcwith Interest thereon is not paid 011 orbeforo Thursday, December 28th, at 12o'clock noon, at the offices ot Gear,.Lansing ft Co., Honolulu, tho saidsluircs will bo sold nt Public Auction,at tho nbovo hour nnd dnto, ut thosalesroom of Jas. F. Morgan, 33 Queenstreet, Honolulu, ns iollowj

Cert. No. Shares15. .155S. .2062. .45SI. .10

221. .10lOo! .10406. .20119. .10137. .10210. . 5247. .20259. .10200, .11)318. . 1

339.303. 20364. 20365. 20366. 20367. 20

A. V. GUAR,Trcas. Maunalci Sugar Co., Ltd.

Honolulu, Dee. 14, 1899.

BY AUTH0BITY.IRRIGATION NOTICE.

Holders of wntcr privileges, or thosepaying water rates, aro hereby notifiedthat tho hours for Irrigation purposesaro from 6 to 8 o'clock a. in. and from4 to 6 o'clock p. m.

ANDREW BROWN,Superintendent Water Works.

Approved by A. YOUNG,Minister of Interior.

Honolulu, Juno 14, 189.1244-t- f

GET IT !

SOMETHING NEW!!

HawaiianSouvenir

China(Nine Different Views.)

Children's Books andToys at ReducedRates.

Hawaiian News Co,,Limited.

WA'NTS.

'twaCTT'i IfWllf'P

Uf25''''' ' '" columt reill hi InittllJ nl if nullUC5 aliinjtul Inurllonj lo ctnll titan Humtiont to emit a trtik an t w unit a month, Ibttitlhttbinptil Jurtit(n?trtr efftnJ Ihiptopii of Honolulu.

YVANTKt).

.AANTl.tl tlroi llak-ria- CKke U.ikersnhvv I'nxlin-- LUk.ry. lt

IXAN1TD To ru chitei Mconi-hin- J Keirlnivv Inn Ijpfwri'cr In E(Kh1 repilr. Give rr'c0U're "Inter thlj offir to.iw.ANtlll-IHIIHO- N ot ony klnJ by younc' mil with four eir f irenence cookkccpii

Alr I A riirenf HllllFTINnflir iw- -

WKiri.N(iANtlA(.COUNIIN(il)jNl3I'eople'i

Exprm"oS nr (!riii IVHwv. P O to--

CMPLOVAtENr VVAMTCO ly t eooJ Japinele' ln In? Imit? exatf ler. Adircu "OKA,"

P. O lloXS4. m--

."OMPKTrNr GLKMAN GIRL WANTED lor- pffrM limieorkanJ carenlehlldren. Refer-eti- co

tequlreJ Apply (I. At.. Ilullnln office i i'VXANTED joo Mm to pet hvnl for i$c. (hlteW firbers) II. JLI IS. 6ig!$ Fori ititet. opp.

Club SublM ,ao)-l- l

FOR SALE.

OH tA. h fciU-l.i- i J b tyvU lor (o. ApplyII ObSIG, UULUTlNoflicc, nw-i- w

FOI SALE ko live lal Turkeys nnJ joojivelatIdhiters, reiiv l) le 4tllvereJ In any pari, ol

the city. j. n. WKIDII ,,InJoptiiJcnce Park,

Tcleplioiie S5G. t(OI-2-

Rlt SALn CM PAP. 1 seconl'hanl phiflon, 1

wepon. woru-mn- j duecv.Aprlytol1 h. VIDAalUnlonHeJCo.

i;i)aimrrOIl SALE-G- ooi Ml klnir Cowl anl Hollers.T alto centle hore, milk aeon anJ milkurn, Apply lo A. A, MONTANO, Manoavaney.COM SALU-LA- ND IN ALL I'AKIS OP THEr CITY. Ilyj. AI.VVAS. 1181

COR SAir- - HLAUTiriJL IIOMK IN NUUANUr VALLhY. AJJreM Hnx ?)). I' O. i7)FOR SALE A rcw COTTAGE cf elsM roomj anJ

crounji nltrly liU out: tUble anJ out-houses.

One lot 7! x 131: wa'er I.1U on; ornamental trees,etc One tornr lot. 1 j x i5

All on Culleiie sliert, l.ir lurlhcr particularsapply to W. M. CUNNINGHAM, at the TavorlteSaloon. ''TTT " "

TO LCT.

to i.r.r. 1 New Cotiaff at Punahou. nearly to-n-

1 Tttit. tcsAu let iirritnv Jiniirv int. tivm.Several Ccttazcs on Mn; notlar fru-- n on

car line.AIMIJenccal Wa'klkl on tie beuh InmtJIate

poisenlon Rlun, Apply la

o. no I nfi street

HURNlMlbD KOOW-O- niy J6 a month. Privatelamlly, 616 Vlr.eyarJ street, j doors Queen Hotel

ioi-i-

THE ALOHA ROOMING HOUSE, Foil St. UestI rooms an J attendance In city. til

THEORPHEUMFAMILY THEATRE.

The Popular Actor,

JV1. B. CURTIS,Supported by

THE ORPHEUM STOCK CO.In the Great Comedy Farce Entitled

"Mulberry Bend"Notli'iiR but laughter from beclnninu

to end.

The Ariel AitlstHERR BUSCH,

Performing in Mld-Al-

The Popular Comedian.MUSICAL FLETCHER,

Assisted by His Daughter EDITH InOriginal Act

"MY COUNTRY COUSIN."

FRANK C. - SMITH - LILIAN F.Exhibiting Their Championship Feats of

Rapid and Scientific Shooting.

Popular Sketch Team,BOGGS AND HAEWARD.

In an Original Sketch.

-- Change of Program Mondays andThursdays.

Family Matinee every Saturday, at2:30 p. m.

(jeneral Admission, ijt anl joe.last six rows lor chllJrcn under is jears, lot.Keserved Chairs, yx.Seats tan be honked bv rlnrtnit iid Telephone lio

Schuman's

Carriage

Repository,

FORT STREET,

Keeps constantly on hand

Studebaker's Farm and Express

Wagons, Dump Carts, Drays,

&c. Also, a full line of Car-

riages and Harness.

Hsprtal Orders No. 101.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST REGIMENT, )NATIONAL GUARDS OF HAWAII,

HONOLULU, H. I., Dec. 14, 1899. )

The followlngmodlficatlon of RegimentalOrders No ico will be observed :

Pedestrians nnd vehicles may pass fromtown to Palama and return along Queenand River streets between Nuuanu streetand King street bridge.

By order of Colonel Jones.(Slgned)f JNO. SCHAEFER,

1402 Capta'n and Adjutant.

8HIPPIHG IRTELUGEROE

Fot aJJitionil bhippine e f Kventn pace

TIDES.EC

Mr, 035

Pit' ISre

(n.in.Mtihiluy 18 4 39

TiiCBdny 10 G.10I

Wednesday.. .. 20 n.40

Thiirwlny 21 0.10

Friday 2 0.37Saturdny 2:1 7 11

Hllliduy 24J 7.43

D.ni p.m. n.in.0 41 12.05

6.30 10.1812.38

0.24 1.0510.59

7.25 1.35 11.45

8.3I 2.00 n. in.0.34 2.39, 0.40

10.3V, 3.13 2.14

quarter ot moon on tho 24th.Tho Standard tlmo whistle sounds

at 12h. 0m. 0s. (midnight), Greenwichtime, which is lh. 30m. p. m. ot Hawa-iian Standard time.

Weather IJurcau, Punahou, Dec. 19.Temperature Morning minimum,

61; Midday maximum, 83.Darometer at 1 p. m., 30.02. Irregu-

lar.Rainfall .0.Dow Point 61 P.Humidity at i a. in. 77. per cent.Diamond Head Signal Station, Dec.

19. Weather clear; wind light, N. E.

ARRIVALS.Tuesday, Pec. 19.

Stmr. W.daleale, Greene, from Kapaawith passengers and 700 bgs.

Stmr. Mini, Welsbarth, from Kauai.DEPARTURES.

Monday, Doc. IS.Stmr. ..10K011I, Dudolt, Knmalo.U. S. A. T. Contcnnlal, Eagles, San

Francisco.Am. hktn. mella, Wilier, Pt. Town-hcim- I.

Tuesday, Doc. 19.Stmr. Clnudino .Came.ron, for Maul.

- Stmr. Hclcno, Bennett, for Paauhau,Kukniau, Ookala, Laupahochoe, Papa-io- n,

Hakalau, Honomu nnd Pcpcokco.Stmr. Lchua, Dowor, for Kaunalca-Ka- l.

TO SAIL THIS AFTERNOON.Stmr. Mauna Loa. Slmerson, for Lnhal-na- ,

Kau, Kona and Volcano,btmr V. G. Hall, Thompson, for Na- -

wn'wi'l, Koloa, Eleele and Hanapne.stmr. miKaia, reuerson, lor wnimea,

Kekahaand Nllhau.Stmr. Noeau, VVyinan, for Honokaa and

KuUuih irle.Stmr. Nilhau, Thompson, forLahalna

and Maul.Stmr. Klnau, Frooman, for Molokal,

Maul and Hawaii a. 6 p. m.Stmr. l.inul, Welsbarth, for Paauhau,

Kukalau, Ookala, Laupahoehoo, Papa-Ion- ,

Hakalau, Honomu, at G p. m..PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From Kanan. ner stmr. Wafaleale. Dec,10 Messrs. Norrle, Curtis, De Ment,Koss; Misses Pamer, 1 natcner ana Anuerson.

Pictures should come first onyour list in making presentsthis year for several reasons:1st-rT- hey are always accept-able. 2nd You can make theprice suit your purse. 3rdThey hang as a remembranceon the walls of the home apleasure to all. KING BROS.,110 Hotel street, have a nevylot of framed pictures rangingin price from 7jc up.

NEW TO-DA- Y

NEW ENGLAND

Bakery! Candy Co.

Is making the

GENUINE CHRISTMASMINCE PIES!

With lots of brandy In them, same asmother made. Also a large assortmentof all kinds of

Cakes Suitable for toe Holidays I

Ice Creams and Sherberts,Hand-mad- e Chocolates and Marsh-mallow- s.

Also, French Candles packed Inelegant boxes, suitable for Christmaspresents.

Candy Rings and Ones, for thelittle folks.

COME EARLY ANDAVOID THE RUSH I

J. OSWALD LUTTBD,Manager.

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Meeting Notice. .A Special Meeting of the MAUI FISH

ERY COMPANY will be held at the offlee of E. H. Bailey (Custom House)Kahulul, at to a. m. MONDAY, December 18th, 1899. Important businesswill be transacted.

Per Order Y. T. ROBINSON,, Acting. Secretary.

Wnlluku, Maul,Dec. 2, 1899.1 393-- 2 w

HAWAIIAN OFER.A HOUSELAST FIVE PERFORMANCES!

Boston Lyric Opera Co.Tuesday, December ttli-PAU- ST.

Thursday, December 21stVitllfiint 9 nA nHnAd 11a &! am & .fJdtUIUtiy IllUlllltCa LClCIHUCl 4 jIU (

Saturday Night, December 23rd

Christmas Night,wtaBig Farewell Bill !

CAVALLERIA RUSfiCANA-Comple- te.aim rarmciv.

Second Act FRA DIAVOLO. Introducing10 amnion, nniiam. Htnuerson anil Kunkel.

first ACt O--- Comnlete. In

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We Are Still

Man

litOF

to McNeil,

great from "Lucia."

which the entire rnmivinv nnrv.ir.

.Henderson and Kunkel In newFINALE The entire will sing "AULD LANG

We have torn one warehouse down and arc clearing the goods out ofanother ns fast as we can.

Our moving sate last week on Bicycle Limps was a great success, wehave out all the stock of lamps that we put aside for special sale.'We are now going to offer a limited number of Bicycles atthan ever offered so that we will not have to move them to our newquarters.

Columbia Chalnless Bicycles ?75.ooColumbia Chain Bicycles , 55.00Hartford Chain Bicycles 40.00Vedette Chain Bicycles 30.00

This offer only applys to our present stock which we do not wish tohave to move, when they are gone prices will go back to the same as in thepast. This Is your chance to get a valuable Christmas present, one thatwill be appreciated.

If you are looking for JUVENILE WHEELS for the IJttle folks justbear In mind that we have a good stock and can suit you.

We rent Chalnless Columblas by the day week or

E. 0. HALT&lON, Ltd,Cor. ITort a? id "Kine'Sts.

Columbia and

CARRIAGE, WAGON AND TRUCK

Repairing, Painting, Trimming and Manufacturing

Vino Horseshoeing? a Specialty.'Agency Rubber Tire Wheel Company.HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE

Queen Street near Fort.

Pacific Import Co.

TO

!

GREAT DOLL SALE.We carry the largest stock in that

line, our own Importation directfrom the leading manufacturers inGermany. Dolls of all sizes and altprices. Do not your purchases

convince yourself by in-

specting our stock and learning ourprices.

GREAT SALE AT SPECIAL PRICES.

Ladles', Gents' andChildren's

Our values in that departmentcannot be Weplaced on sale 000 dozen Handker

at 5c, regular 10c quality.We also carry full lines of higher

goods. ,

SENSIBLE GIFTS.Silverware Sold at

Reasonable Prices.Just received, a complete new

stock of KID GLOVES. Our $1.50glove is by far the best glove everoffered.

Complete line of Ladies' SILKDRESS Black AlpacaDress Skirts at 82.00, well worth$3.00. Ladies' Fancy Dress SkirtsIn Crepon and other new materials.

Ladies SILK UNDERSKIRTSat all prices.

Mrs. Annis Moitague Turner at, SONAMBl

r a(( ClXlVllINICTREB1ZONDE (Comic)

Farewell Andrews, Leekley,

the sextette Farewell

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specialties.organization SYNE."

cleaned

lower pricesbefore

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month.

makeuntil you

chiefs

grade

Sterling

SKIRTS.

PRINCESS

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11,.

Moving

Rambler Agonts.

MANUFACTURING CO.m8.

OPEN TO

GREAT SPECIAL.100 Ladies' P. K. DRESS

SKIRTS at Si. 25, regular I2.00quality,

Special Organdie SaleBetter values were never offered

before. Choice patterns and alarge stock to select from.

500 pes Victoria Lawn40 incnes wide, sold at 75c a

piece. Never to be duplicatedagain for less than $1,00 a piece.

GRASS LINEN,

REAL LINEN LAWN,

At Reduced Prices.

Just Received, a Large Stock of

Boys' A'id Children'sSuits,

In Cloth and Wash Materials. Boys'Knee Pants at 35c a pair. Boys'Wash Suits at 75c a suit. Boys'Linen Dress Suits, newest styles atthe lowest prices.

SPECIAL ATTENTIONWe 'are showing the NEWEST

IDEAS IN LADIES' NECKWEARAND GENTS' NECKWEAR

goods at special prices.

(INCORPORATED),'

0P23OO-I3E3S- S BLOCK.

AIL WHO

Hand-kerchiefs.duplicated'elsewhene.

ARE

CONVICTION

PACIFIC IMPORT CO.

S. EHRLICH, Manager.

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