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Address letters for the paper "EditorBulletin," and business letters " ManagerBulletin Publishing Company." Using apersonal address may cause deiuy in at-tention.

Business Cards.

LEWERS Ss COOKE,

Iiufosters and Dealers in Lumber andall kinds of buildino materials.

Fort Street, Honolulu.

H. W. SCHMIDT & SONS,

lltrORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Fort Street, Honolulu.

H. HACKFELD & CO.,

General Commission Agents.

Corner Fort and Queen Streets, Honolulu.

G. W. MAOFABIiANE & CO.

IMPOBTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Kaaliumuuu Street, Honolulu.

JNO. S. SMITHIES,

AUCTIONEEB AND OENEIUL UuSIMJSS AGENT.

Mahukona, Kohala, Hawaii.

WENNEB, & CO.,

Manufacturing and Impobtino .Tewfi.kiis.

92 Fort Street, Honolulu.

F. M. WAKEFIELD,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law.

Temporary office with Mr. C. W. Ashford.Merchant St., Honolulu, H. I.

THOS. IjINDSAY,

Manufacturino Jeweler and Watch- -

MAKER.

Kuktil Jewelry a specialty. Particularuttontion paid to all kinds of repairs.

Mclnerny Block, Fort Street.

ATLAS ASSURANCE CO.

Of LONDON.

H. W. Schmidt & Sons,

Agents kok the Hawaiian Ihlndh.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS,

Btkam Enuinfs, BmiAit Mills, Hoili'iw,CooLKiw. Iron, Hiiash, and Lkad

OAhTIMIS,

Machinery of Every Description Made toOrder. Particular attention paid to Ships'lilaoksmithlng, Job Work executed atShort Notice.

O. B. RIPLEY,

AR.OHITHOT,Complete plans and Hpccllli attaint furevery description of building. Contractsdrawn and careful superintendence of con-struction given when required. Call andexamine plana. New deulgus. Modernbuildings. Olllco, HooinO.HprHclfnlN1 llloiil",

Mutuni;rl,'4U

Baldwin Locomotives.

rawkM& fSH

SSPf: lttVt ?vriV.v--

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The undersigned having been appointed

Solo Agents for the Hawaiian Islands

FOR THE CKI.KllRVTItD

Baldwin Locomotives

FUOM THE WOUKS OF

Burham, Williams & Co.,

Philadelphia, Penn.,

Are now prepared to give Estimates andreceive Orders for these Engines,

of any size and stylo.

The Baldwin Locomotive Works

AKE NOW MANUFACrUUING ASTYLE OF LOCOMOTIVE

PAKTIOULAKLY

Adapted for Plantation Purposes

A number of which have recently beenreceived at thc-- Island, and wo will havepleusuie in furnishing plantation agentsand managers with particulars of same.

The Superiority of these Locomotivesover all other makes is known not onlyhere but is acknowledged throughout theUnited States.

WM. G. IRWIN & CO., Ltd.,Sole Agents (or the Hawaiian Islands.

IRON WORKSQXTEE33SJ-

- STK,E3E1T.

Betwoen Alakea and Richards Streets.

TJNDEUSIGNED AUE PUE-pare- dTHE to make all kinds of Iron,Drass, Jironze, Zme, Tin and Lead Cast-ings. Also a General Kepair Shop forSteam Engines, Uico Mills, Corn Mills,Water Wheels, Wind Mills, etc. Machinesfor the Cleaning of Colleo, Castor Oils,Deans, Ramie, Sial, Pineapple Leaves andother Fibrous Plants and Paper Stock.Also Machines for Extracting Starch fromthe Manioc, Arrow Uoot, etc.

All orders promptly attended to

WHITE, HITMAN & CO.

PALO ALTO STABLES,

3SO O'IParrell St.,Two Blocks from Baldwin Hotel, S. F., Cal.

KEG TO ANNOUNCE TO MY OLDI li iends and patrons in the Islands thatI have purchased tho above Stables andintend to maintain its namei-ak- "Secondto None" lsteluss. Livery Outfits ot everydesciiptlonul-oo- n hand, i or salo: MatchedSpans, Koad and Draft Jloifes guaranteedas repiesented. Correspondence invited.

E. U. MILES,(595-- tf Proprietor.

BEAVER SALOON,

The Best Lunch in Town.

mTost an.ci Coffee

AT ALL HOUnS.

THE FINEST BRANDS OF

Cigars and TobaccoALWAYS ON IIAND.

KC. J. 3STOLTE, FrojD.

METROPOLITAN MEAT CO.,

81 KING ST.

Wholesale and Retail Butchers

AND

NAVY CONTRACTORS.

G-- . J. Wallor. Manager.

For Local iSTcws

Fitly presented

Take thoI in lid in

Every time.

Wffl. G. IRWIN & CO,

CL.im.iteca.)

OFFEU FOIt SALE

FERTILIZERSALEX. CROSS A SONS

Celebrated High Grade Cane Manures.

Wo uro also prepared to tako orders forS.S.

Messrs. IN". Olaletnclt &: Oo.'s S.

Fertilizers, B.S.

Insuring prompt dollvery.

BOILED LUCOLTUIn Tfl ....! Unln. fill nnn

sinning less pigment than Linseed Oil, andglV"lg 11 lIV3HIlg ULUllUUU IV LUJUlSi S.Used with drier it gives a splendid floor S.surface S.

S.S.Lime, Cement, 8,

KEFINED SUGARS,SALMON.

Fairbank Canning Co.'s Corned Beef

Are

PARAFFINS PAINT CO.'S

Compounds, Roofing & Papers,

Reed's Patent Steam Pipe Covering.

Jarboes' Diamond, Enamel & Ever-

lasting Paint

Especially designed for Vacuum Pans.

FIRE,

LIFE AND

MARINE

INSURANCE.

Eartford Fire Insurance Co.,Assets, $7,109,825.49.

London & Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.,Assets, 34,317,052.

Thames and Mersey Marine Ins. Co.,(Limited)

Assets, 86,124,057.

New York Life Ins. Co.,Assets, $137,499,198.99.

C. 0. BERGER,

General Agent for Hawaiian Islands.HONOLULU.

Wm.G. Irwin & Co.(LIMITED)

Wm. Q. Irwin. - President and ManagerCluus Spreckeis, - - - - nt

W. M. Gillurd, - Seeretury and TreasurerTheo. C. Porter Auditor

S-uiga- r FactorsAND

Commission Agents.

AGENTS OP THE

Oceanic Steamship Company,

OF SAN FUANC1SCO, CAL.

C. BREWER & CO.

(LIMITED)

General Mercantile

AND- -

Commission Agents

J. 0. Carter I'reslduutuiid Manager(1,11, ltohertson, TreasurerE. F. lllshoi SecretaryW. F. Allen . . AuditorHon, 0. It, llluliopS. O. Allen DlrHfllomH WUrliou....,

Canadian-Australia- n

STEAMSHIP LINE

SiSS.

TIME $ABLE.

C.

For Vancouver, B. C,From Sydney and Urisbuno:

iArritc

JloitolutitS. "WAHlUMOfw Aug.'U, 1893S. "MIOWEUA" Oct. 2 18')1S."WAUUIMOO" Nov. 1 IS'"S. "MIOWEUA" Dec. 2 18!H8. "WAIUUMOO" Jan. 1 IsDI

AND MONTHLY THEUEAFTEU.

For Sydney & BrisbaneFrom Vancouver, II. C. :

An heJlunuhdu

8. "MIOWEUA" Aug. 21, 1MM

8. "WAIUUMOO" Sept. 21, lb03S. "MIOWEUA" Oct. 21. 1S!HS. "WAHU1MOO" Nov. 21. l.VH8. "MIOWEUA" Dec. 21, 1S!'B. "WAIUUMOO"..: Jan. 21, 1811

AND MONTHLY THEUEAFTEU.

Passenger and Freight Rates

TO VANCOUVER, 13. ('.,

the Same as to San Francisco, Gal.

Through Tickets to All Points in Canada

and the United States per Cana-

dian Pacific Railway.

callttt" For Freight or Passage apply to

THEO.H. DAVIES & CO.,719-t-d General Agents.

Oceanic Steamship Co.

Australian Mail Service. or

For San Francisco :

The New and Fine At Steel Steamship

"ALAMEDA"Of the Oceanic Steamship Company willbe due at Honolulu from Sydney and Auck-land on or about

August 24th,And will leave for the above port withMails and Passengers on or about that date.

For Sydney and Auckland:The New and Fine Al Steel Steamship

" MONOWAI''Of the Oceanic Steamship Company willbe due at Honolulu, from Sun Francisco,on or about

August 24th,And will havo prompt despatch withMails and Passengers for the uuove pons.

The undersigned are now prepared to issue

THROUGH TICKETS TO ALL POINTS

IN THE UNITED STATES.

For further particulars reirardiimFreight or Passage apply to

WM. G. IRWIN & CO., Ltd.,

General Agents.

Oceanic Steamship Co.

Tixne Tatol.LOCAL LINE.

S. S. AUSTRALIA.

Arrive Honolulu Leave Honolulufrom S. F. for 8. F.

Aug. 9 Aug. 10Sept. 0 .... Sept. 1:1

Oct. I Oet. 11

Nov. 1 Nov. 8

THROUGH LINE.From San Francisco From Hjdney for

for Sydney. San Fraucibco.

lrmc llunululu. Leave JIunoIuttt,

MONOWAI, Aug. 21 ALAMEDA,Aug.2lALAMEDA, Sept.21 MAUIl'OBA.Sopt.'JlMAItlPObA, Oet. 11) MONOWAI, Oct. 1!)

MONOWAI, Nov. 1(1 ALAMEDA, Nov. 1(1

OHAB. T. GULICK,

Notary Public for the Island of Oanu.

Agent to take Acknowledgements to La-

bor Contracts.Agent to grant Marrlugo Licenses, Hono-

lulu, Oaliu.Agent for the Hawaiian Islands of 1'llt iV

Scott's Freight and 1'arce! Express.Agent for the Ilurlingtou Itoute.

UEAL ESTATE 11UOKEUAND UENEUAL AOl'.NT,

II m.l, .'U- K- TELKl'HONE Mutual I3U1'. O. ilox 416--

-- orrion-EX MirohKltt at. Honolulu, II, I,

Canadian-Australia- n Steamship LineIN CONNECTION WITH

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.HE FAMOUS TOURIST ROUTE OF THE WORLD.

Tickets per $5 SecondP. R. are Class

STEAMSHIP SERVICE MONTHLY.

TICKETS issued from Honolulu to UNITED STATES

EUROPE, also to and SYDNEY.

THROUGH

For Brisbane and Sydney: For

STKAMEUS SAIL 2 In EACH MONTH.

Freight and Passenger Agents:

D. MoNICOLL, Montreal, Canada.UOUEUT KEUU, Winnipeg, Canada.M. M. STEUN, ban Francisco, Cul.O. MoL. JJHOWN, Vancouver, U. C.

Pacific Mail S.S. Co.

-- AND THE

Occidental and Oriental S.S. Co.w.

For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG.

Steamers of the above Companies willat Honolulu on their way to the above

ports on or about the follow ing dutcs :

Stmr "CHINA" Sept. 18, 1893Stmr "OCEANIC" Oct. Hi, lb'J3Stmr "CHINA" Nov. 27, 1M)3

Stmr "OCEANIC" Dec. 25, 1MBStmr "CHINA" Fob. 5, ls'.UStmr "OCEANIC" March 0, lb'llStmr "CHINA" April 1G, 1691

1'

For SAN FRANCISCO.

Steamers of the above Companies willcall at Honolulu on their way from

and Yokohama to the above port onabout the following dates:

Stmr "CITY OF PEKING"Aug. 15, lb93

Stmr "OCEANIC" Sept. 2o, IbiMStmr "CHINA" Nov. li, 18'Stmr "OCEANIC" Dec. 4, lb'J3Stmr "CITY OF PEKING"

Jan. -', lb'MStmr "OCEANIC" Feb. 12, 1M1Stmr 'CHINA" March 20, lb'llStmr "GAELIC"... .May 11, 1S91

RATES OF PASSAGE ARE AS FOLlTTWS:

TO YOKO-

HAMA.TO IIOMI-KO.N-

Cabin iflK) 00 175 00Cabin, round trip 4

months 225 00 2J2 noCabin, round trip 12

months 2(12 50 310 25European Steerage... b5 00 1U0 00

Passoneors liaviim full fore will boallowed 10 percent oil' return fare if return 4ing witnin twelve nionins.

For Freight and Passage apply to

H. HACKFELD & CO.,

207 tf Agents.

m

DAILY AND WEEKLY

Hawaiian NewspapersARK THE- -

Leading Journals in the Kingdom.

The "Daily Hawaii Holomua,"

Has the largest Circulation on the Islandsand is the llest Medium for

Advertising.

ttT-- Oi'ku'b: "Ilrenig lllock," comerNuuanu and Queen street (upstairs).

510-- tf

DR. S. ASANO,Physician and Surgeon

NO. 107 NUUANU AVENUE,(Nearly opp. Kuglo House.)

Mutual Telephone 34 1 ,

Ofkii'k Horns; ( to 12 A M., 2 to A and7 to 1) i M. 712-t- f

DR. J. UGHIDA,Physician and Surgeon

NO. 5 KUKUI LANE.

Bell Telepliozie 53S771-t- f

3DK,. 3E. GOTO,Physician : and : Surgeon

33 oil Tolophono 1 88,Can bu consulted at Ills residence at ICoIuIu.mi the iiiauka hide of King street, andEwaiddu of l.lllha htaet. house formeilyo4'iipled by Mr. 1. L. DhsIiu. 77!Mf

Daily Jtulletin, 60 emU n month,iMivered fx

$10 E Less than D.S. Line

CANADA,

BRISBANE

Hong-kong

and

Victoria and Vancouver B. C.

STKAMEUS SAIL Aug. 'list, Oct. 2d.Nov. 1st, Dec. 2d and Jan. 1, 1801.

outW For Tickets and General Informa-tion apply to

THEO. H. DAVIES & CO.,Aqenltfor the Jlauaiian Islands.

Miter's Steamship Co. tho

fullthoto

TIME TABLE.

c. Wilder, Pres. S. IS. Uose, See. thoCait. J. A. Kino, Port Supt.

Stmr. KINATJ,CLARKE, Commandor,

Will leave Honolulu at 2 v. m., touching atLahaina, Maalaea Day and Makena theiiimeday; Muhukonu,'Kaw inline and

the following duy, arriving atHilo at midnight.

LEAVES HONOLULU:

Tuesday... Aug. 22Friday Sept. 1

Tuesday... Sept. 12riday bent

Tuesday Oct. 3Friday Oct. 13

Returning leaves Hilo, touching atsame day; Kawaihac A. M.; Ma-

hukona 10 a. m. ; Makena i v. si. ; Maalaealiny Or. m. ; Lahaina 8 p. M. the followingday; ariiving at Honolulu 0 a. m. Wednes-days and Saturdas.

AUUIVES AT HONOLULU:

Saturday.. . . ....Aug. 10Wednesday... ....Aug. 30hatuulay Sept. 9Wednesday.. . . . .bopt. 20Saturday Sept. WwcuncMiay.. ...Oet. 11

S.UurdJ Oct. 21 aXj& No Freight will be received after

12 noon on day of sailing.

Stmr. CLAUDINE,DAVIES. Commandor,

Will leavu Honolulu every Tuesday at 5r. m., touching at Kahului, Huelo, Huua,lliimou and Kipuhulu.

Itoturning will arrive at Honolulu everySunday morning.

No Freieht will be received afterr. m. on day of sailing.

Consignees must be at the Illiniums toreceive their Freigl as we will not holdouiselves responsible after such Freighthas been lauded.

While the Company will use due dili-gence in handling Live Stock, we declineto assume any responsibility in ease of theloss of bame.

The Company will not bo responsible forMoney or Jewelry unless plaoeu in tho careof Pursers.

Are you looking for ti Safeuud ProHtablo Investment at uSmall Annual Cost?

Then examine the Now andNovel Forms of Life Insurancenow oii'ered by

BRUCE & A. J, CARTWRIGHT

Managers for Hawaiian Islands

Equitable

Life

Assurance

SocietyOF THE UNITED STATES.

WAIAKEAKUA NOTICE.

LL 1'AUTIES DP.slHlNO TO (JO TOA' Wiiiakeiikim Falln in .Mano.i Valleyme liereli reiiuested to olilalli a permn-sli- m

from tho undersigned, othcrwli-- theywill ho prosecuted lor truapus- - n louiui onthe premises without sin h permission,

JAb. 11. novo,at the Laud Oillee, Supreme Court llulld-lli- g.

llonidiilu, June 17, 1WH. 7W-t- f

Has Resumed Practice al No, 49 Bere-tan- la

Street.

OFFICE HUUUHs-nto- U m., u3 and7 tu a r. m.

Both Telephones No, 336,

Further Extracts from tho Chicago

..-

Intorviow with tho IllustriousShowman,

On tho arrival of last foreign mail 'tho Bulletin gave tho gist of a tele-gram from Chicago, containing state-ments by Mr. L. A. Thurston, Ha-waiian Minister to Washington, whois running a volcano show at thoWorld's Fair. A com of tho Intor-Ucua- n

with tho whole intorviow hasnow como to hand, from which thofollowing somewhat volcanic ebulli-tions of tho diplomatic showman areculled. After tolling of his lottorsfrom Honolulu, etc., as previouslygivou in this paper, tho intorviowcontinues:

"The Annexation club is conduct-ing a campaign of education, ex-tending its organization into everytown and dibtrict throughout thocountry, and is ovorywhoro increas-ing its membership. It uow num-bers 3000 members who are votors

of a total oleetorato of aboutiy,ooo."

"Havo you informed tho State department that you no longer favoredannexation?"

"I havo not. On tho contrar3, byorder of inj government, I havo in-

formed tho State department thatpolicy of tho Hawaiiau Govern-

ment continues to be in favor of an-nexation, and that 1 stand ready totako up tho subject at any time, with

powor to represent Hawaii innegotiation of a treaty lookiug

that end.""One of Mr. NordhofTs recent let-

ters stated that there was a strongreaction in favor of restoration of

queen. Is that truo?""True? It is as far from tho actual

facts as shrimp pink is from peacockblue. She uover was personally po-pular, and since tho publication oftier power of attoruo wuicu author-ized Mr. Neumann to go to Wash-ington and sell out any claim shemight have for tho best financialterms lie could make, bhe is as deadpolitically as the Bourbons inFrance."

"Mr. Nordhoff also states that thogovernment is so weak physicallythat it is liable to lo overt hrowu.anyday, and cannot last in any eventover three months. What have youto bay to that?"

"1 am glad that he made tho statement, for it gives an opportuuit totost tho accuracy of his knowledge.A month has passed by biuce thisprophecy, and tho govorumont stillexists. Unclnr tho prooont oouditionstho government has ample powor toput down any uprising. In additionto 100 regulars it has, in Honolulu,100 armed police, 300 volunteer mili-tia, a company of sixty-liv- e sharp-shooters picked from the riile clubs;

battery of breechloadiug cannonaud one of (Jatling guns; besides areserve of about 500 citizens, allfully armed and equipped.

"These are all ready for immediateaction. Five hundred of them caubo put in tho hold within thirtyminute's, and tho entire force of1,100 within two or three hours aftercall. Tho government is particular-ly strong, in that, with tho exceptionof tho regulars, tho entire force con-sists of the loading business audprofessional mon of tho city of allnationalities, while tho oppositionconsists of a conglomeration of lowwhiles, such as can bo pickod up iuany city; tho royalist hangors-ou- ,

who havo heretofore hold sinecuresaud who aro desirous of holdingthem strain; the opium riuir, tho lottery scheme promoters, and general-ly all the political aud financialdead beats who havo nothing to loseand everything to gain by a distur-bance. Now that tho queen haseliminated herself from tho fieldthey havo no loader or rallying prin-ciple, except that thoy are 'agin thego eminent.'

"Many of thorn acknowledge thatannexation would bo tho best thiagfor tho country, but don't want thoprovisional government to bo thoouo to bring it about. Mr. Sprockolsis about tho only person of any res-ponsibility or proport3 who is ac-tively opposing tho government."

Mr. Thurston bays that Mr. Spreck-eis only opposes annexation becauseit would stop Chinese labor, andrattles along as follows:

"This proposition for an indepen-dent republic was not entertainedfor a moment 03 either tho govoru-mont or tho resident planters fortwo reasons. First, because it in-

volves tho am'atickiny of the islandsaud the permanent fastening upontho country of a system of labornecessarily involving a few rich menand a horde of degraded, ignorantlaborers, producing a populationutterly incapable ofor representative institutions. Foryears tho men who are uow at thohead of all'airs iu the provisionalgovernment havo beeii lighting thisimposition. Thoy havo uuule the

islands their homo, uud believe thattho3 are capable of being developedin tho hues of western civilization,and that, with the stability of gov-ernment and business confidencewhich will be established by annexa-tion, this can be accomplished.They do not, therefore, propose tobe made tools of to establish a des-potic, ijovernmentlouudod on no principle but themercenary benefit of tho few. Resi-dent planters recognize llesli amiblood as superior to dollars amicents,

"Tho second reiihou is that theonly way to maintain such or anyother independent local governmentat the islands is toe.-tablish- armyand do it by force.

(Continued 011 4th 1'uge.)

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BY AUTHORITY.

An Examination for Primary Qroilo Cer-

tificates will bo hold on MONDAY, Aug.lltU, nt tho Fort Stroet School, commenc-ing at 0 o'clock a. m. Tho nnnios of can-didates should bo forwarded to tho Officeof tho Board of Education by Saturday,Auk. 12th.

ALATAU T. ATKINSON,Inspector-Genora- l of Schools.

Offlce of tho Board of Education, Aug. 9,1893. 799--

IBB DAILY BULLETIN.

Pledged to neither Sect nor Party,lint Established for the Benefit of All

FRIDAY, AUG. 11, 1893.....TBXJXH OF THE SITUATION.

Although for criticisms of itsauthority tho P. G. has enacted sedi-

tion laws of soverity, aud for criti-

cisms of its methods aud policy, lawsof press censorship and contempt,there is still a healthy public opinionin thoso islands which will not besuppressed. Tho Government clac-quo- ra

horo aud abroad, includingtho very truthful Miuistor to Wash-ington who is running a show atChicago, are trying to make it ap-

pear that tho financial condition ofthis country has greatly improvedunder tho military government.Everybody living in tho islands hav-ing eyes to see and intelligence tocomprehend plain facts, however,knows that tho finances of tho Ha-

waiian Islands wero never boforo inso low a condition as at present, andfurther that the' aro sinking insteadof rising so far, especially, as potencyin providing for needful public ser-

vices is concerned.Thoro has never been a time when,

in tho bloom of our biennial finan-

cial period the first six monthsafter tho passago of tho Appropria-tion Act tho public works of thocountry have been in so poverty-stricke- n

and even paratyzed a condi-

tion as they have been over since thoProvisional Government has under-taken to run the country. Import-ant street aud road improvementsthat were making fair progress,amidst all the frequent changes ofthe previous regime, suddenly cameto a standstill. Tho ordinary reve-

nues, that should have been expend-ed in these aud other works of pub-

lic benefit, have been thrown awayon a most extravagant military sys-

tem. Up to date there has beenspent on the "military and items notappropriated by tho last Legisla-ture" nearly 5112,000. Tin's, too,while tho boast is made that all thorespectablo elements of tho countryaro leagued in support of tho Pro-

visional Government; whilo thoGovernment has absolute control ofthe importation, sale and possessionof munitions of war, and, in short,has complete hold of every advan-

tage of defense against any uprising.Heavy salaries are paid military offi-

cers, some of whom do not devotetheir whole time to their militaryduties, and others of whom were notable to earn a living boforo theywero hired to help at drills and showoff their figures at parades. If thoGovernment wanted to show thoworld that it did not rule by tho willof tho people at large, it could nothave adopted a more effectual meansthan its ostentatious military dis-

play. But tho people have to payfor the exhibition, while the servicesdesigned for their comfort aud pros-

perity aro lot go to the dogs.Meanwhile the country is having

its debt increased by tens of thous-ands at a time. Tho money thusborrowed, instead of being appliedto the purposes of the Loan Actenacted by tho last Legislature un-

der tho Wilcox-Jouo- s Cabinet andby tho Provisional Gov-

ernment is used to pay old debts,th nature and items of which aronot given, only a statement that theywero expended from general revenueunder Section 2 "to carry on publicimprovements." This looks likemaking the Loan Act retroactive,which would bo unconstitutionalthat is, if tho terms of tho Proclama-tion are respected which continue inforce constitutional principles audstatute laws of tho monarch not inconflict with tho now authority.How money could have beou drawnfrom tho gonoral revenue for publicimprovements under Section '1 oftho Appropriation Act is unexplain-ed, and wo should like to bo able tosay that it is not unoxplainablo. Ac-

cording to tho Act money for ob-

jects in Section 2 is limited to throedistinct sources, viz., tho proceedsof public loans, tho surplus of je-coip- ts

ovor payments of tho PostalSavings Bank, aud general rovonuu"in excess of tho appropriationsraado in Section 1."

If tho uionoy mentioned in thonote iu parouthosos of the

weekly financial statement was notderived from either of those sources,tho oxpoudituro of it was clearly il-

legal unci it is difliuult to boo howtho balonco of legality can bo

by tho further illegal not ofdrawing loan money to ropluuiHh thogonoral rovonuo, Tho Louu Aot an

by tho P. G. distinctlydevotes all proceeds therofrotn topublic improvements. Payment intothe general rovonuo on account ofimprovements already paid for,whothor legally or not, can hardlybo called oxpondituro for public improvomonts.

It is not bad financing that wo arocriticising, but bad control. Allthoso things aro done by tho direc-

tion and consent of tho Governmentas a wholo. Tho question is not ouomerely of mothods in tho kooping ofpublic accounts. When tho Miuistorof Finance adopts drastic measuresof economy to mako both onds meet,whereby, for wholo months at atime, nothing but salaries and barorunning expenses ol bureaus aropaid, bosides tho lavish military out-la- v,

it is because ho is forced to doso by tho vicious policy of tho Ex-- !ocutivo and Advisory Councils.When, up to tho present time, thepublic money has boon squanderedon "military and items not appro-priated by tho last Legislature" atthe rate of 2,500,000 or close onthe amount of tho entire appropriations out of ordinary rovonuo for thobiennial poriod by votes, to a largoextent secret, of tho Councils of thoProvisional Government, any Min-

ister of Fiuanco is helpless oxcopt intho privilege of resigning and wash-

ing his hands clear of tho wholobusiness. While much of informa-tion as to how tho money goos hasfrom week to week been vouchsafedby tho present Minister of Finance,occasionally, whothor from agree-ment iu secret counsels or from

tho public is kept whollyin tho dark about tho nature ofitems that may bo very important.For instance, iu this week's state-ment is au itom of "miscellaneous"expenditure of $5030.05, which is atthe rate of more than a quarter of amillion a year. Such an itom is totho taxpayer what a missing articlecut from tho family newspaper is toa woman liko her ho is not satisfieduntil ho knows tho whole story. Hiscuriosity is whetted by tho realiza-tion that in tho ono week in ques-tion tho debts of the country haveboon increased twenty-eig- ht thou-sand dollars, while the balance ofreceipts from all sources ovor ex-

penditures is twonty-si- x thousanddollars, showing an actual deficiencyof two thousand dollars, or at thorate of ovor ouo hundred thousanddollars a year.

Complaint from Barracks.

Editor Bulletin:On the afternoon of Tuosday,

August 8, ono of the soldiers of thoP. &. Guard went to tho captain andleported himself sick. Tho captaintold him to go on tho sick list atroll call. At roll call hold on Wed-nesday morning the 9th inst. at 5 a.m., tho soldier said he was sick, hav--,ing pains in his back and not able togo on guard. At b a. m. tho secondlieutenant, the officer of tho guardthat day, came to tho soldier andtold him to go on guard. The sol-

dier said ho was sick and unable togo on duty. Then the officer saidho would lock him up in tho darkcoll. The soldier replied that howouldn't go to any dark cell. Thosecond lieutenant thou called thoguard to .put tho sick man in thocell, but the sick man refused to go,and sick as he was ho knocked acouple of guards down. Tho guardsthou jumped ou him and downedhim aud carried him to the dark cell.Afterwards tho doctor examined thoman and pronounced him not ableto stand duty. This is tho way thomilitary rulers of tho ProvisionalGovernment treat sick people, justliko a lot of slaves or dogs. Thosick mau, about whom I write, is aRussian from St. Petersburg, a sonof a Count. His father is a generalof cavalry iu Russia, and the souserved two j'oars in tho Russiancavalry. His name is Count vonTopaz. Tho second lieutenant'sname is Burgot.

P. G. Private.

An Ingrate Libeller.

Editor Bulletin:Tho Advertiser of Aug. 3 contains

the "views" of W. B. Olosou to theBoston Journal, which from first tolast, are nothing but a complete tis-sue of falsehoods. The BostonJournal will have amplo proof to itsentire satisfaction of W. B. Olesonbeing a falsifier, as soon as ProsidontCleveland gives to tho world thooverwhelming testimony gatheredby Minister Blount of how and bywhom tho Queen was cast from thothrone, which she will again soonmount to tho confusion of her ono-mio- s.

W. B. Oleson was tho mostbarefaced and ungrateful fraud thatovor camo to tho islands pennilesswearing tho cloak of religion. Thohard ohook of tho man will far outweigh his character for voracity inany climate, as will bo acknowledgedby ovory square man horo who hasread his "views." His ohook is hisfortune, at least it was iu Hawaii,when worming hiuisolf as principalinto a school ol nativo childrenhorn nnd nursed with money donat-ed by a Hawaiian princess ho ondswith a stab at Hawaii by preachinga hormon of lies against nor in Bos- -

ton. J. R. Kalani.

Strongly Endorsod,

Tho advertising of Hood's Sarsa-parill- u

appeals to tho sober, commonsouse of thinking people, because itis truu; aud it is always fully

hyoudornMinonls vthiuh iutho financial world would bo

without a moment's hesita-tion. Thoy toll tho story Hood'sCures.

Hood's Pills euro I Ivor ilia, jiuin-dic- o,

hiliotiHiionrf, biuk huudaoho, con-stipation.

COURT CHRONICLE.

Appeals That Oamo Hifjh Two Jurleat Work.

Lilia was found guilty of assaultnnd battorv bv a nativo jury voster- -

day. This morning her fine of $10in tho District Court, appoaled from,was raised to $50.

Judgo Whiting also sontoncod twoothers found guilty by a jury ofthoir countrymen after appealingfrom the District Court. Kinilau,for assault and battery was fined $60,instead of $25 iu tho lowor court.Kaulahao, who was lot off with $100for cho fa gambling in tho DistrictCourt, was now fined $300.

Judge Whiting is to-da- y hearingtho case of assault with a deadlywoapon against Nawai alias D. NawaiNamailou. This case was allottedto Judgo Coopor for yostorday, butcounsel did not turn up. Rosa forprosecution; C. W. Ashford for do- -

fondant.Judgo Coopor is hearing a cho fa

appeal of Kaulawahiuo boforo a Ha-waiian jury in tho second courtroom.Deputy Attorney G. K. Wilder isprosecuting, and Kaulia defending.W. H. Halstead, formerly a legis-lator from Maui, is acting as interpreter.

Tho Hawaiian Hardware Co., byits attomoy A. P. Peterson, has en-

tered a domurror to tho complaintof W. C. Peacock against G. W.Lincoln and others.

Hearing of the petition to have S.Parker declared a bankrupt has booncontinued until Aug. 17.

'AugustFlower"

" I have been afflict- -'

Biliousness, ' ed with biliousness"and constipationConstipation, " for fifteen years;" first one and thenStomach " another prepara-- "

Pains. tion was suggested"tome and tried but

"to no purpose. At last a friend" recommended August Flower. I" took it according to directions and"its effects were wonderful, reliev-- "

ing me of those disagreeable"stomach pains which I had been"troubled with so long. Words"cannot describe the admiration"in which I hold your August" Flower it has given me a new" lease of life, which before was a" burden. Such a medicine is a beu-- "

efaction to humanity, and its good" qualities and"wonderful mer-Jes- se Barker,"its should be"made known to Printer,"everyone suffer-- " Humboldt,

iutr with dvsneo- -

"sia or biliousness Kansas. gG. G. GKEEN.Sole Man'fr.Woodbury.NJ.

SANYOUH6 King Street (Makai Side)

Bet. Kckaulike St. and King Street Bridge.

PS HAS FOR HALE

All Kinds Japanese Silk,

CREPE, STRAW HATS,

Groceries,Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc.

Large Assortment! Low Prices!

DAI NIPPON

Japanese Fancy Goods Store

Hotel Street,Next door to the Palace Ice Cream Parlors

IIAB JUST RECKIVEU

Beautiful Silk for Ladies' Dresses

SILK PAJAMAS,

Fancy KimonosIN SILK AND COTTON;

EMBROIDERED v SILK v PARASOLS,

CARD AND NOTE OASES,

Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc,

FOR SALE !

10,000SUITABLE FOR PLANTING.

IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT.AI'l'LY T- O-

JOHN F. COLBURN & CO.7U0-2-

LAND FOB BALE

IWJLKI, HONOLULU,AT Ouliii, a Valunhlo Pieceof Lund, clone to ltov, J. Wal.iiinuii'b property, aud known its"I'nliio'i Lund." Tormb uuth.Apiily to J. W. KAIIAUMIA,

at Kulthl Pol factory.rv- - .1 ...-- 1I..11 rr,.ln UiH Mutual Tele. 677.

VUmJ

Hawaiian Harflwars Go., L'fl

Saturday, Aug. 6, 1S9S.

"If you want water at night

catch it in the daytime," says

Brown. And if you want it to

day or night buy an Aermotor

"says we.

Several of the plantationswill begin grinding cane in afew weeks and probably the

managers will feel the neces-

sity for some new belting.

For some reason "Helvetia"seems to be in demand for

centrifugals, and for the samereason we have it in stock for

anvone who asks for it. In

quality it is the best.We have it from a reliable

source that horned toads areto be imported from the sunnyclime of Texas for the purposeof ridding the Islands of theblight. Just what will be re-

quired a few years hence to

free the houses and lawns ofthe toads is not stated.Horned Toads are great petsin Texas where they are some-

what domesticated. In somecountries ladies frequentlytake their toads with themwhen they go calling; we mayhave the same fad here in an-

other six months, but in themeantime if you want to have

your trees and hedges look

green and healthy leave anorder with us for a tin of in-

secticide and a Lewis Combi-

nation Spray --Pump and use it.

Our stock of Bird Cagescame just in time to providehomes for a number of birdsfrom China. The selection wemade this time seemed to besatisfactory to the peoplejudging from the way we havesold them during the pastweek. We have them in solid

brass or painted for single ormarried birds, and with all

modern conveniences.

We would like your atten-

tion for a little while on ourstack of Brass Chandelierswith metal or glass founts for

two, three or four lights.These goods are manifestlythe best of the kindboth in

style and finish, ever sold

here and we offer them to youa shade cheaper than you paidfor the last one. This reduc-

tion does not last indetinitely;if you want one, take this op-

portunity to get it.

Two articles we have notmentioned in this column for along time, probably becausein good times they sold them-

selves. Enamel Letters andNumbers for gates, houses orstore windows. You can seethem in every street in town,but not on every house. Wewant to put them there andthat's why we mention it. Theyoung gentleman with the silkhat who undertook to numberthe stores and houses gave upthe job when he was halfthrough. You can go on withit yourself by the use of thesenumbers and letters; they arecheap enough and you canput them on without the as-

sistance of anyone. The otherarticle that has escaped noticeis the genuine Cocoanut FibreHammock; strong enough tohold two people, a very essen-tial point in buying a ham-

mock.

Hawaiian Hardware Co., L'dOpposite BprookelH1 lllook,

IF'ort Street.

By Lewis J. Lovoy.

Landlord's Sale.IB HERERY GIVEN THAT

In accordance with the law In suohcase mado and provided, I will cause to bosold tho Houtoliold Furnlturo, etc., of Ma-kol- o

tnkon by me In distraining for rent,wit:

1 Singer Sewing Machine, 1 Guitar, 1

Clock, 4 Post Bedstead, 2 Mnttrasscs, Mir-ror and Pictures, Sundry Lot Clothing,etc., etc

Said sale will tako ploco at the AuctionSalesrooms of Lowta J. Levey, corner ofFort and Queen streets,

On SATURDAY, Aug. 19,AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.

703-l- M. OAVALHO.

Landlord's Sale.IS HEREHY, GIVEN THATNOTICE with the law in such

case made and provided, I will.cause.to besold the Household Furniture, etc., ofAntone Ricardo taken by me in distrain-ing for rent, to wit:

1 Bedstead, 1 Mattrass, 2 Chairs, 1Rocker, 1 Bureau, 2 Pillows and RoundKoa Table.

Said sale will tako placo at the AuctionSales Rooms of Lewis J. Lovey, corner ofFort and Qucon streets,

On SATURDAY, Aug. 26,AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.,

799-1-5t JACINTH RAFAEL.

H. HMD t CO.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED

SOLEFOR THE

Genuine

Budweiser

BeerBOTTLED BY THE

Anheuser-Busc- li Brewing Ass'n,

ST. XjOTJIS.

AND FOR THE

Schlitz

Milwaukee

BeerBOTTLED BY THE

Jos. ScMitz's Brewing Gomp'y,

MIIJW.A.TTICBJE3.

OFFER THE SAME

FOR SALEAT- -

LOWEST RATES I737-- tf

OOEjAJSTIO

Steamship CoFor SAN FRANCISCO.

THE Al STEAMSHIP

11 .a.ttst:r,.a.:liI-a- . tlWILL LEAVE HONOLULU

FOH THE AllOVE TOUT ON

Wednesday, Aug. 16th,A.T 3ST003ST.

Tho undersigned aro now propnrod toIssue Through Tickets from this city to allpoints in tho United Stntos.

For furthorpartionlars regarding Freightor Passage apply to

Win. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd.,7i)8- -t General Agents.

FOR YOKOHAMA!

FINK GERMAN STEAMER

"OULARA"W. E, In.ANii, Commander;

DUE HERE SHORTLY

Will he Despatched for tho ahovo Port onor about

Sept. Q, 1893,For furthor ourtluuliir reuurdliiK

I'uuBuge and Freight, apply to

K. OGMJRA & CO.,AGENTS,

700. Ul Hotel Bt., Robinson lllook.

Daily Bulletin, (iO vn a month,dtUvtrtd frtt,

TEMPLE OF FASHIONCorner Port, &t Hotel Btrsets,

I AM NOW

REDUCEDA FULL

AT

WHITE v. GOODS !

Figured Swisses, fast colors; at 15c.

Fancy Sateens at 15c.

Figured Challies at 15c.

Victoria Lawn at 65c. Piece.

3-re-at :R,edi3.otio:n.IN

Scotch Zephyrs & Dress Ginghams

S. ZEj EE C Ii X C H ,...Corner Fort and Hotel Sts., - Honolulu, H. L

Nestles'is THE

We Guarantee Every PackageB "WE SE3ST3D OXJT "Sa

LINE OF

:. Food

WE HAVE RECEIVED A FRESH CONSIGNMENT, CONSISTING OF

40 Oases I

30 ZDozeix I

1920 Packages I

FOR SALE BY THE

DOZEN CASEBIT

HOLLISTER & CO.,JDR.TJC3-C3-ISTS- ,

5SS "Port - Honolulu, H. I.- -

Neckwear !

Neckwear !

Neckwear !

GRAND

lewsOF

100 Doz. Foiir-in-Han- ds

"Wortlx

100 Doz. Four-in-Han- ds

"Wortli

OFFERING

PRICES

BEST.

DISPLAY

PACKAGE, OR

StTit..

ummer Neckwear

25c. Each

SO Oeiits.35c. Each

7"S Oen.ts.

H. S. TREGLOAN & SON.

:miid-- aWftin- "wefifeVt Jfr '&.. '" &-.j- ,

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OAHD RAILWAY AND LAND CO,

Time Table

FttOM AND AFTER JUNE 1, 1893.

TK.A.I3STSTo Ewa Mill.

B. B.A.M. P.M.

Leave Honolulu 8:45 1:45Leave Olty 0:30 2:30Arrlvo Ewa Mill 9:57 2:57

To Honolulu.0. B.

A.M. A.M.Leave Ewa Mill G:21 10:13Leavo 1'enrl Olty U:55 11:15Arrive Honolulu 7:30 11:55

A. Saturdays only.B. Dally.C. Sundays excopted.D. Baturcfays excepted.

DAY.

Mon.rues.woa.Tliuis.

Fll.Kilt,Bun.

,,4.

l'carl

Tides, Bun and Moon.

BY c. J. LYONS.

I Jr. IF. .-- H ET

"3 '3 L3 O Id'ti i ts u,

n.m

p, . p..

I iu1 sn

35'

n.m.'n.m.20,

OS0a 4Ci 803 23 3 00

4 15 4 00

45 40

re

0

1

4 35

ft. M

i'S i"3 S Hd

n.in,B 40, 7 506 40' 8 50!7 30 0 108 25 0 35

fl lO'lO 15p.m. . in11 on 10 no

C uolll 40 10 15

5 305 30

A.r.M.4:355:105:30

B.P.M.3:434:151:55

0It

5 (1

5 37' :

5 37

3534

.'!(', 31

381

D.r.M.5:10

0:22

A.p.m.

0:45

1

4se

0 32 7 0

5 C 325 38 6 31

8- -

a b3 15

30s.

7 388 14

New moon on the 11th lit lOli. 17m. n. in.Time Whistle blows at lli.ssiu. Sis. p.m. of

Honolulu time, which is the same as l'21i. Um.0s. ol Greenwich time.

THE DAILY. BULLETIN.

FRIDAY, AUG. 11, 1893.

3STEVVS.

Departures.Friday, Aug. 11.

Stmr Kinau for Maui and Hawaii ut i p inStmr Pele for Makawe.i at ;t p m

Passengers.DEPARTURES.

For Maui andAuk 11-

ois

fi:W)

5:420:10

Hawaii oer stmr Kinau.--Volcano: Dr Wakellold and Miss

Wakcneld, J liowert van l'cts, J H I vande Putte, H E Mclntyre. Way ports: TM Datte, Mr Huttou, Paul Jarrett, MissTaulding, Miss Bruce, Miss Quick, MissParker, Mrs 11 Hind, J V MacKenzio,Bros Henry, Charles, Ignatius, V A Car-valh- o,

Mrs M J Carvalho, J M Hind, MissBlanche Cornwell, Miss K Cornweil, MrAkona and wife, S Hachlnishl, Dr a,

J D Cockett, wifo and child, E PLow and wife, J H Sopor, Miss Tuck, Dr JWight and wife, W H Cornwell, AlexYoung and 30 deck.

Foreign Vessels Expected.Am bk Martha Davis from Boston, due

Dec 5--

Am bk Annie Johnson, from San Fran-cisco for Hilo, July 31

Am bgt Consuelo, from San Fiaucisco forKahului, Aug 5

Bktne Klikitat, from Puget Sound, duoJuno 20-2- 5

Ger bk J C Pfluger, from Bremen, due Oct15

Ger bk Paul Isenberg from Liverpool, dueSept

Am ship Topgallant from Port BlakelyAm schr Olga from TacomaAm bk Amelia, from Puget Sound, Aug 30Am bk Albert, from San Francisco, Aug 10

Vessels in Port.UBS Adams, Nelson, from a cruiseAm bk Elizabeth Graham, Anderson, from

Newcastle, NSWAm bktne S N Castle, Hubbard, from San

FranciscoAm bgtno W G Irwin, Williams, from San

FranciscoBr bk Parthenope, Heal, from Newcastle,

NSWBr schr Norma, Macquarrie, from Yoko-

hamaGer bk G W Wilcox, Waltors, from Liver-

poolBr bk Ladstock, Williams, from Liverpool

Shipping Notes.The tug Eleu came off the Marine Kail-wa- y

y.

Ned Everett went as chief engineer onthe steamer Kinau this afternoon.

The barkentine S. N. Cabtlo will loadsugar after the departure of the S. S. Aus-tralia,

The following Portuguese war vesselsare now in the China station, viz.: Africaand DIHy ut Hongkong, and the lieneoand Diu at Macao.

Tho hawser on the Ewa side of thodredge partod this morning. A new steelwire rope three hundred feet long bus beenordered from E. O. Hall & Son.

Marriod.At tho residence- of

Mr. and Mrs. George E. lloardmnu,this city, Thursday evening, August10, 1803, by the Kov. E. G. lleckwith,Sealey I. Shaw to Anna L. Ilebbard,both of this city.& San Jose Cal., papors please copy.

Respite to Second Congregation.

In oil probability thoro will bo anextension of time given by BishopWillis for tho revocation of licenseto the Second Congregation of St.Andrew's Cathedral. This is on ac-count of an application on behalf oftho threatened congregation to havotho matters iu disputo submitted toarbitration.

Mr. Thomas Batto, editor of thoGraphic, Toxarkann. Arkansas, hasfound what ho believes to bo thoboat romody in existence for tho flux.His oxporionco is well worth romoiu- -bonug. Ho Bays: "Last summer 1 i

had a vory severe attack of llux. 1)tried almost every known romody, I

none giving relief, UhamborlaiirriColio, Cholera and Diarrhcun Homo-d- y

was rocominondod to mo. 1 pur-chased a bottlo aud received almostimmediate relief. I coutiuuod touse tho modiciue aud was eutiiulycured. I tako pleasure in recom-mending this remedy to any porsonsufforing with such a (linnaso, as iumy opinion it is tho best inodiuiuoin oxiHtouco." 25 and CO cunt bottlesfor sale by nil dealers. Benson,Smith & Co., agents for tliu lluwni-ia- u

Wands.

LOCAL AND GENERAL MEWS.

Footballnoou.

gamo after--

The P. G. baud will givo a concort.at the Hawaiian Hotel this ovoniug.

Mr. R. Lishruau has boon awardedtho contract to build tho now oloc- -trie light building.

Mr. F. L. Uoogs has boon succeed-ed as reporter on tho Advertiser byMr. Bradford from tho Star.

Sanyou, 110 King street, has allkinds of Japanese silks, crapos audgroceries for sale at low prices.

Rov. Wakefield and daughter havogouo to tho Volcano. They loft ontho steamer Kinau this nftomoon.

Mr. H. E. MoTntynTloft on thostoamor Kinau this afternoon for ashort vacation nt tho Volcano House.

A nativo lad was fined $3 in thoDistrict Court this morning for assault and Chinaman at poiutblauk tholuitiiinio.

A special mooting of MechanicEngine Co. No. 2 will be hold thisevening at 7:30 o'clock, at tho hall ofHook & Ladder Co.

Mr. W. H. Cornwell returned toMaui on tho Kinau this afternoon.Tho Misses Blaneho and Kate Corn-wo- ll

wore passengers.

Jimmy Loy, tho Chinaman whostolo a shirt from a JapaneseWednesday night, was given sixtydays on tho roof by Judgo Fostorthis morning.

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iupuim .i. ivooorison uas lavoroatho Bulletin with a sample of paiaipounded by his now machine, a dos- -cription of which was given in thispaper a few days ago.

Thoro will be Japanese theatricalsat the Opera House ou Friday even-ing next, a week from to-da- Thecompany consists of ton mon aud Janumber of Japanese belles.

Two privates and a sorgeant os- -corted Chas. Wall to tho barracksfrom tho Police Station yesterdayafternoon. Wall had deserted theranks of the P. G. guards and "goodP. G. grub."

A coincidence is the fact that theshingle of Messrs. Carter & Carter,counsellors at law, was painted by aMr. Carter in tho employ of Mr. E.C. Howe. Their office will bo iu the '

Safe Deposit building.

The U. S. cruiser Philadelphia isexpected direct from Valparaiso ouSeptember 10th. She comes to re-lievo tho U. S. S. Boston, which willimmediately go to tho Maro Islandnavy yard to bo cleaned. '

bo given i escape from Oahuout

U. b. ships Boston and Adams at thoY. M. C. A. hull on Thursday ovon-iug next. tho attractionswill be professional club-swingi-

by John Tuuey of tho Boston.

FOOTBALL MATCH-TO-MORRO-

List of the Opposing Teams WarmStruggle Expected.

The much talked of football gamobetween the U. b. b. Uostou teamand theplace at

case UP

afternoon on the now League ground.An charge of twenty-fiv- e

cents will bo made for adults andton cents for children under tonyears of age. In all probability theP. G. band bo in attendance.Both teams havo been hard at prac- - .j atico and exciting game is expected. D. W. Corbett, Secretary of thoY. M. C. A., has been doing thocoaching of the local team.

Ensign Vogolgosaug, of tho U. S.S. Boston, and Henry C. Hapai willact as referees. Tho former playedcentro rush for tho Charlestons whenthoy defoatod the local team, andtho latter is half back of thoOahu College Tho follow-ing is tho makeup of the respectiveteams aud thoir correct

Position.end

ljft tnuklc.Left gitaid .

Center. . . .Bight guard.Uight tackle.Bight end...Ouartcr buck

'

h.ilf buck

and

Position.Left endLeft

.

endQuarter haul;

half back .

ImcliPull buck

IIOSTONS.

Weight.. M. 150.P. Boyle KioH. Anduraon 107

.11. Ilray 1(J8

E Humphreys (0.ipt.)..lU--. T. 151..!'. Bidding 1C0

.1. riiilhowo 14(1

l.elt milt liacu. .soicottUight V. Sonst....Full back.. ,F. Redden..

Substitutes-- .!. McMillan, J. W.V. Barry, W. Ainibtrong,

M. O'Mnru.

guardtuckle

CenterRight guardRight tucUloRight

Right

Name.

Armitt

Name..0. Cooko

. . W. Super...J. Who .. . .

..('. ri.Baker.Kanhnne

. .Jus.

.insIU)

.110

17!t

Hustings,W. Bhep--

Woight.1351551S3

.. . .151lbO155

.115.Geo. WnterhoiiMi Vil.Chas. Crane (Capt.)..H2

V. Corbett . . 157.L. Singer 150

Substitutes J. Thuinp'on, W. Rawlins, T.1'. Cummins, J. Spencer and PrinceCupid.

DIVISION OF FIRE FUNDS.

Mechanic Co, Members Get$10.55 Apiece.

a printed preparedby Mr. Henry Smith, bee rotary ofthe volunteer Firo Depart-ment, the following of tholiuanuial affairs of Mechanic EngineCo. No. 2 ib obtained:

The ashoth of the amountto Out of this there will

!l 1 Ml 1)7 I,. It.. IS...I ,,!.., I tUi tli."'""! , ,'J iiinitiinmu miiwiiu uwboing $18.55 apiece,

eauh eouipaiiy fromthe funds of tho old Department is4517.15 of $580.1)0. Tho re-

duction to tho fact thatthe treasuior is iiiinblu to realize outhiiswurily by Geo. N. Shawfori'.'ioO principal aud &I0.(0 interest.

MMIK WEIIKJ.Y BULbKTIN-l- M COU.L unmsol liuurubtlnu KeudliiKllnd,Mi malM u foroljjn countries W.

" BAREFOOTED BILL."

His Hand Shown ill tho Burglaryof F. A. Schaefor & Oo.'s Btoro.

As previously roportod, thoburglar "Barefooted Bill" mado

an ineffectual attempt to oscapofrom his coll at Oahu Prison on Sun-day night Inst. Tho following dayDoputy Marshal BroWn and CaptainRobert Parker intorviowod "Bill" attho prison and gained from aconfession thnt ho had committedtho robbory nt B. F. Ehlors & Co.'sstoro ou tho of July 2, andsome of tho articles woro found intho possession of a fomalo prisoner.Both Brown and Parker suspectedthat "Bill" had also committed thorobbory nt F. A. Schaofor & Co.'sstoro, as tho ropo used thoro was thosamo as tho ono used in tho Ehlors'burglary, and tho samo modo of en-trance was adopted. "BarofootodBill" at first gavo a partial confession to tho robbory, but donied it

dav. He wasbattery ou a noxt

also

on

Among

pard

him

then removed to tho Police Station,as Doputy Marshal Browu was oftho opinion that sornoono had got tothe prisoner and put him up to de-nying everything. Tho havosinco had daily intorviows with"Barefooted Bill" in his coll at thoStation, but could get nothing fromnun.

Captain Parker could not got itout of his head that "Bill" had en-tered Schaofers' store, aud this

ho wont out to tho KapiolauiMaternity Homo to iutorviow tho fo-

malo prisoner, who was a charmer toTiii " ct.r. ,..,,..11 ,,,-,- 1 ;.. nn,.i.:nn.Ulll. UUU 1IUUI HUV &1U "J bUIU(3

away, however, and finally, as a lastresort, Captaiu Parker asked hor if"Bill" had given hor anything iu thoshape"of a ring. She answered intho affirmative, and going to a smallcasket brought out a seal ring. Asa was among tho things stolenfrom Schaofers' the officer took itfrom her and brought it to thoDeputy-Marsha- l. The ring wasidentified by Schaofors' people astho one that was taken from thoirdrawor. Captain thus secured conclusive ovideuco of "Urn's"having committed, the robbery.

Much praise is due the forhis successful effort in bringing theguilt homo to the crafty burglar.His work ou this case has enhancedtho good opinion in which he hasboon held by Deputy-Marsh- al Brown.

Mr. Brown is of the opinion thatthe burglaries wore put-u-p jobs, astho articlos taken were of very littlevalue, a few pieces of silk and socksfrom store; and soap, a fewdollars and a ring from Schaofers'.Thoro was considerable money in adrawor in the first mentioned store,but none was taken. The Deputy- -

.Marshal thinks that it was veryfunny thnt "Barefooted Bill" should

An entertainment will for twice Prison with-th- o

benefit of tho bluejackets of the anyone knowing it.

will

Left

Lemon.

Engine

account

defunct

members,Thoshtiioof

owing

morn-ing

ROBBERY

Evidence Gained Against a ChineseThief by Strategy.

Tho room abovewheel right store on

T. B. Murray'sKing street bo- -

low Maunakea street was ohterodSaturday night, and several articlosof clothing, a pistol, andictionary aud fivo English shillingswore takon. Captain Klomme work- -

Pacific eleven will tako ea tno an" arrested Ah J,oy,fmir n'olnolr tn.nmrrntv ! an old offender, on Tuesday, and on

admission

an

lofteleven.

weights:

Left

Lefthalf

llalvor.-e- n

Weight....

1).

1H75

From

exhibit

coinpanv$2507.11.

...........

insteadis

givou

Mailer

notor-ious

night

officors

ring

Parker

captain

Ehlers'

ANOTHER LOCATED.

on

English

searcning nun lound nve shillingson his person. Ah Loy was lockedup. Yesterday, however, he was re-

leased, Captain Klomme accompany-ing him through the streets. Theywont around togothor and enjoyed

few social drinks, until Ah Loybegan talking freely. Ho invitedKlemmo to his room. While thoywere thoro Klemmo took occasion tovisit Ah Loy's trunk, and thoro lyingsnugly woro found tho missingdictionary, pistol and tho clothing.Ah Loy was as Klommehad secured sufficient evidence toconvict him.

THE NEW FIRE CHIEF.

James H Hunt Promoted to theHead of the Department.

At a meeting of tho Board of FiroCommissioners hold yesterday after-noon, Senior Foreman J. H. Hunt

elected ' M KUtTniniEngineer made vacant by tho rosignation ol irrank Hustace. it wasdecided tho same time to lowertho salary of Chief Engineer from$200 S175 a month, and that ofSenior Foreman from $100 to 75.Mr. Hunt's appointment is generallyapproved, as he is a raiuod flromanaud has served in the department indifferent positions. He has alwaysboon among tho first at a fire.

A Big Fleet of Mon-o'-wa- r.

There no loss than 58 foreignmon-o'-w- ar ships at present ouChina and Japan stations. Thisntunbor is mado up of tho followingnationalities, viz.:

British 23French 10United States 7Kussian 7Portuguese 4Spanish 4Gorman 2Italian 1

58

For the World's Fair.

J. C. Strow, chiof onginoor of thostenmor Kinau, will loave for theWorld's Fair on tho S. S. Australianoxt Wednesday.

Charles Horswill, onginoor of thoPepeokeo plantation, also goes theWorld's Pair on tho S. S. Australia.

Geo, C. Beckloy, the popular pur.-o-rof tho stoamor Kinau, Mrs. Boukloy

remain, iiffi.r iiiivIiil' IIiiIiIIKIi.h. "" Mm luml7 W "'i he pnsougors 011 the S. S. Australia

for tho "Whito City."

For a lumo back or for a pain iuthe side or chubt, try saturating apiece of llauiiel with Chamberlain'sFain Balm aud binding it onto theaffected parts. This treatment willcuiu iiuv ordinary unu in or twodays. lVui Balm also euros rheum-atism. 50 cunt bottles for sale byall dealers. Benson. Smith k Co,,

I agents for tho Hawaiian lsluuds,

THE GOOD KING'S OHABtTY.

Annual Accounts of tho LunallloHomo for Aged Hawaiians.

Mr. W. O. Smith has filed iu thoClork'a office of tho Judiciary De-partment his annual accounts asmanaging trusteo of tho LuualiloHomo for Aged and Indigent Ha-waiians. They show receipts of$30,316.53 and disbursements of $29,-011.1- 2,

leaving a cash balanco of$7802.41. Tho schedule of invest-ments foots up $185,590.07. Thoroaro 830 vouchors tiled with tho ac-

counts.From tho annual report of

4Mrs.

M. J. Forbes, manager of tho Homo,tho following particulars aro gained.Tho number of inmates on August1. 1892, was 41. Thoro died withinthe year 16, males 7, females 9. Twomalos woro discharged ono to thopolico station aud tho othor at hisown request. Tho highest numberin the Homo at any ono time was 42;lowest, 33; avorago, 30.18; presentnumber, 30. Iu regard to behaviorof tho inmatos, it liad boon mostlygood; only ono or two had madetrouble by fault-findin- g.

Dr. O. B. Wood said ono of tho injmates discharged had mental aber

' .

ration with homicidal tendencies, Agony BeyondJloscrlptlon.and ono was lot for repeatedly ' I began tako Hood's Sarsap&rllla I hadrunning away. Tho number deaths tllem- - on,Jr our of ""n" to ahad uliusuallv lame. boiuL' " 'Ino ien, thanks to thU medicine, I

i ii.:.j r ri. 'i " navo peen ireo from tins nmictlon. Iuu-mi- j uuu-uiiu- ui liiu num-- . pained 11 pounds lii weeks. 1 Catarrhoer tne llOUSO during ininyiicauwmcniiai trotiDlcu mo lor yearsThere was no espocial cause forhigh mortnlit' it was largely cumu-- ,lativo. A largo proportion of i

had been foeblo somo time. In-- ;fluenzn had roached tho Homo,no fatalities therefrom resulted.Tho causes of death woro: apoplexy4j bronchitis 1, epilops' and demon-- 1

tia 1, hemiplezia 2, ago 7, para-- ,plozia and debility 1. Six woro over80 years of ago, three between 70and 80 and fivo between 00 and 70.Tho oldest was 87; the youngest 40,who was one of the earliest inmatesaud had for years boon an invalid.The number of proscriptions writtenwas 250.

Tho success Mrs. Aunio M '

Beam, of McKeosport, Pennsylvania, '

in the treatment of diarrhoea in hor'

children will undoubtedly bo in- - j

torest to many mothors. She says: ,

"I spent several weeks in Jonstown,Pa., after tho great flood, ou account I

of my husband being omployod '

there. We had several children with J

us, two of whom took tho diarrhoeavery badly. I got somo of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and DiarrhoeaItemody from Rov. Mr. Chapman.It cured both of them. I knew ofseveral othor where it wasequally successful. I think it can-not bo excelled and cheerfully re-

commend it." 25 and 50 cent bot-tles for sale by all dealers. Bonson,Smith & Co., agents for tho Hawai-ian Islands.

SITUATION WANTED

GI1U, WISHES SITUATIONWHITE or as General Help; hadexperience. Apply "M. K..," BulletinOffice. 800-l- w

LOST.

A GOLD KING WITH STOXK, OXWaikiki Road near the Baths. Re-

ward to the tinder at Bulletin Ofllce.800-".- Jt

SPECIAL MEETING.

MEETING OP MECHANICSPECIAL Co. No. 2 will lie held at Hook& Ladder Hall (Friday)EVENING, ut 7:80 o'clock. ImportantBusiness.

1'or order of Foicmun.A. L. C. ATKINSON,

8O0-- 2t Secretary.

AMISSING PICTURE.

WATER COLOR OK CAPE DEVerde Islands is missing from the

sale of Mr. It. 0. Barnlield's Collection nttho Auction Baturduy, the 0th August.Any person having of samewill kindly communicate with

LEWIS J. LEVEY,800--2t Auctioneer.

RARE SHELLSPOE SALE !

AVe just received, our ichoonorLuiu, South Sea,

m ni n nnwas to tho position of Chief h Vllfl 0 KflTln

at

to

arothe

to

u,olr

one

old

Kjuuiiu vi u nuiv i iwuuiuAnd ranging IX) to 400 lbs. in AVcight.

Beautiful Ornaments for a Lawn.

FOR SALE BY

JOHN F. GOLBURN & CO.,Queen Street,

hOO-l-

JAPANESE BAZAAR

Hotel Street,

A

O- - E XJ 1 3ST EJ

Clearance Sale

GREAT BARGAINS !

IN ALL

Handsome and Artistic Goods,

Etc.,

Oppo. Betbel

HOI.lHNIi

KINDS

Etc., Etc., Etc.

J. M. de SA e SILVA.

THE K. K. BATHS

AT REIKI'S, WAIKIKI-KA- I,

Are now

St.

OF- -

open to tho Public uud willcarried 011 au u

First-clas- s Bathing ResortFive Minutes from the Cars,

IutundllU! vlultorti hIiduIiI leave thecum llrst Mwltch itftur pumlng tliu WitlklklPoultry YauU. 7iW-3-

Hood's CuresNumerous Boils

And Catarrh In tho Head

r&? 7.lMy

Sir. TV. L. TiiclccrRoscburs, Oregon.

"1 feel that It Is Impossible for tne to say toomuch In favor ot Hood's barsapai Ilia. I wasa great sulTerer from Impure blood and CatarrhIn my head. Job's comforters failed to comfortme, and I suffered from numerous boils

out Whcn toof sU ot wlllcu '"ad.

boon good.Y great

wnoio threo hein tUO voar. has

tho

casesfor

but

of

of

cases

tho

havo perfrom the

n mP

from

IS

1ST

also boon cured by Hood's Sarsaparlfla aud I

Hood's Sarsa- -parllh Cures

am enjoying good general heilth. I earnestlyrecommend Hood's he.naparilla to all who aroaaileted." W. L. Tcckmi, Itoaclmig, Oregon.

HooD'8 PILL8 euro all I.lvcr Ills, Blllous-ucs- s,

Jaundice, Indigestion, Sick Headache.

HOBltOX, NEWMAN .t CO.,Agents for Hawaiian Islands.

tSJtdS3

OYSTE3RS03ST IOE.

PER "AUSTRALIA."

At the Beaver Saloon,H. J. Nolte, Proprietor.

709-:- it

be

S. S.

WHAT

IS

IT?

IS A

PAINT

OIL

make from an artificially pro-duced GUM almost as elastic asINDIA RUBBER, which, whenreduced by certain volatile sol-

vents to the consistency of anoil, can bo mixed with all pig-ments, and used in the same

SPECIALBAEGAHSThis Week Only

N. S. SACHS:

BARGAINS

justReceived Remnant Sale

LUCOL!

LUCOL

manner as linseedIt acids, alkalies, BedlOODl

heat and cold andIt lasts longer,

a richer gloss, covers better andpigments more brilliant

than purest and best linseed

It possesses the romarkabloproperty of "covering" withmuch less pigment than anyother It also mixes in largerproportions with varnishes andimproves their working, lastingand wearing properties.

From tbe Manager ol Paautiau Plantation

Co., Ilaiiiak.ua, Hawaii.

Wm. Lktih O1.tvF.11, Ei-q- Milliliter American l.ueol Co., ban rraui'itcu.

Dear Sir:A year no I used home of the oil manu-

factured by your Company tu paint 0110 ofour Plantation building, ut the ame timepainting adjoining huildinuH with paintsmixed with American and Kugllsh Liu-bcc- d

Oils. The paint uas mixed aud ap-pli-

bv a competent workman.The ImildiiiK painted with Lneol Oil

its original appearance,on which Linseed Oil was used sometime ago, tho paint becoming chalky. A

this Plantation is on tho weather side ofthe Ihland, and the climate exceptionallytrying on Paint, 1 consider the to lieas thorough 11 test " any to which yourOilcan possible be subjected, its superior-ity being so apparent. I take pleasure inrecommending the l.ueol Oil to all users ofPaints.

Yours very Hespectlully,A, MOOKi:, Manager.

September Ti, IrtKJ.

WMMTOCO,LIMITED,

Agents for the Hawaiian Islands

Hiu Job Printing il t) HulUtln Ojjitf,

For !

A.T

Sao Fort Street, HCon.olu.lvi.

Gentlemen Attention!THIS LS YOUR WEEK FOR

Men's Black Straw Hats 45 Cte.

Men's Crape Shirts Cts.British Socks, 5 pair for $1

Men's Gauze Undershirts, 5 for 1

Unlaundried Shirts, good quality GO Cts.Silk Scarfs 25 Cts.

gKThe above Prices are Positively FOR THIS WEEK ONLY

oil.

theoil.

oil.

while thoefaded

aliovo

lULtl

85

00

00

O FRibbons, Laces, Embroidery,

Ginghams, Swisses, Lawns,

Wool Dress Goods,

Plain & Fignred Silks,ETC., ETC, ETO,

COMMENCES OX

THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1893.

DJL. S- - TJETVZ--

7 5 STREET" 7 5

GRAND OPENING

NEW

OF

Robinson Block, Hotel Street, oppo. Bethel Street.

Wicker Ware,

Antique Oak

resists water, SllltSatmospheric

influences. gives

makes

FORT

THE

FURNTURE STORE

Furniture, Upholstery Cabinet MakingON HAND AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF

fm Chiffoniers,

iffiKppfeEtc,, Etc, Etc.

Wardrobes, Mattrasses, Pillows, Etc., Made to Order.NO SECOND-HAN- D OR DAMAGED GOODS KEPT ON HAND

ORDWAY & PORTER,Robinson Block, Botol Street, oppo. Betliol Street.

BELL TELEPHONE 525. MUTUAL TELEPHONE 015.

LATEST NOVELTIESAT THE FAMOUS STOKE OP- -

IB. IE EIHIILiIElIRS & GO.BOB & 611 IT'OR.T STK.E1H1T.

Canton "Wets!! ITsiTorios !

A handsome Cotton Fabric; New Styles this season; tho ellccts aro of Chinrbilks; to -- en them means to appreciate them.

Silk finish just out; real French designs are the tlnost ami tho crnze of the season.

Oa.slxm.ere Su.tolirn.es 20 Cents Yard. !

fotl-U-

One of the liiiiKlsouic.it ash Materials this season entirely new andfor the price has 110 eipial.

"WJalte La-wii- s and Dimity !

In Plain, Striped and Checked in great variety.

tST Drossmaklng Uudor U10 Management oi MRS. RENNER. JJ

Royal Insurance CompanyOF LIVERPOOL.

" The LargestAssets January 1, 1892,

in the World.": : 842,432,174.00

I'iro tUks ou all kind ol Insurance Property taken at Current KlU by

J. S. WALKER,Apnt (or th Unwtlltu Ulaud

EC:'

Bf

n.V

I r

rKin i

FORTY-EIGHT- H ANNUAL REPORT

OF

Wew-Yor- k Life

JOHN A. McCALL, President.

SUMMARY OF nFLHlP'OPLT:BUSINESS OF 1892.

Premium Income . . .

Interest, Hants, etc.

Total Income,

Death ClaimsEndowments and AnnuitiesDividends, Purchased Insurances,

Total to Policy-holder- s;

Number of New Policies Issued 00,259Amount of Now Insurance Written $173,005,070.00

CONDITION

Assets,

Liabilities, 4 Percent Standard $120,094,250.89Surplus 16,804,948.10Number of Policies in Force 224,008Amount of Insurance in Forco $089,248,029.00

PROGRESS IN 1892.Increase in Bcnofits to Policy-holder- s $ 1,323,521.45Inorease in Assets 11,551,908.18Increase in Surplus 1,663,924.79Increase in Insurance Written 20,940,OS8.00Increase in Insurance in Forco 60,165,451.00

O. O. BERGERGeneral Agent for (he Hawaiian Islands.

CIIAS. HUSTAOE,IMPORTER AND

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR AND FEED.

Fresh California Roll

&T ALWAYS

New Goods Received by Every

All Orders faithfully attended to.solicited and packed with care.

LINCOLN BLOCK, King Street

TELEPHONE 119.

ROTH TELEPHONES 240

LEWISIll FORT

Importers, Wholesale &

Dealersby

ICE

Island

02.

AND

ProvisionsNew Packet from Eastern States Europe.

Orders to and Goods to part City

Orders

Blast Port Kins

E. B. THOMAS,Contractor & Builder.

GIVEN ALL KINDSIron, Stone and Wooden

All kinds of Jobbing inbuilding trade to. Keeps forb.tlo:Jlriek, Lime, Cement, Iron Stone 1'lpu ami

Old and New iron,Minton Tiles, Quarry Tiles, assortedand colors; California and Sand,Granite Curbing and etc., etc,

tW OHico and ; Corner KingSmltli streets. Ollico Hours: H tu 12 a.m.,1 to 1 p.m. Dull 351; Mutual417. Residence: Mutuul Box117. 7()2-- tf

IFor Sale I

SOMETHING" NEW !

Priestman Oil Engine0 Horse Power. Runs with

Oil without Fur-nace, Cost 'to run small

us with steam.' Can bo In motion atmv Ware- -

hotiM!, Queen street.705-- 1 m ROUT. OATTON.

FOR BALE

'J MIK SCHOONER &63 Tons Ruulstcr. substantially built Oak mill Cedar: "IffConnor and Conner Fastened.Fur prim ami apply

73MI THKO, H, IMVUCH ft CO.

Insurance Co.

$25,040,113.936,31)0,470.00

$30,936,590,83

$7,896,589.292,484,432.29

etc 3,013,990.75

$13,998,012,33

JAN. 1, 1893.

$137,499,198.99

DEALER IN

Batter and Island Butter

ON HAND jgM

Steamer from San Francisw.

Satisfaction guaranteed. Island Orders

Bet. Fort and Alakea Streets.

P. BOX 372.

-- P. O. BOX 297

& CO.,STREET.

Retail 1,1inn

"The Gorman"New European I

100 Elegantly Furnished Rooms

ONI.T TWO 1ILOCKS FROM

Main Entrance to the Fair!310-31- 8 05th Terrace, Chicago.

Rates: Si per Day & 1st Class Cafe.

J. F.7fT-3- Proprietor.

6fc ILAN1WAF

AFIRKT-ULAS- 8 FAMILY IIATHINOat Wniklkl. Tramcars pass

gate. Special arrangements can bemade for Family Picnics unci EveningItuthfiig Parties. fiSK-- tf

NOTICE.

I CAN HE OF ANY SIIUVICK TOX you In the way of Sharpening Sulxsors,Carving Knives, Jjiwii Mower. FilingSaws, Repairing and WaterTups and uiylng Pipe. Soldering Tinware,Setting Glass, Repairing Furniture orMending Garden Hose, eta., etc., plcinsoring tip Mutual Telephone No. IK.' beforeU a, h. or between 12 and 1 ;30 r. m,

7Mtl N. V, 1IUKOKHH.

Provision & Naval SuppliesFresh Goods Every Cala. Steamer

HOUSE GOODS A SPECIALTY.

Orders Solicited. Satisfaction

TELEPHONE P. O. BOX 145.

H. E. McINTYRE & BRO.,IMPORTERS DEALERS IN

Qrooeries, and Feed.Goods Received by Every the and

FRESH CALIFORNIA PRODUCE BY EVERY STEAMER.

AH faithfully attended delivered any of the free.

Island solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Corner 8a Streets.

ESTIMATES ON

Buildings. theattended

Fittings. Corrugateilsizes

MontereyBlocks,

Yard ond

Telephones:110. P. O.

OrdinaryKerosene Ilolleror

verycompared

noun

'NORMA,1

of

particulars

THEE

O.

mi

Upward.

GORMAN,

the

IF

Sprinklers

Guaranteed.

To Lot or Iioaso.

xo LET

TO LET ONHOUSR street, next toIho School Houc. Ad-dress "P. O. Box 31 1."

752-- tf

TO LET

ON THISATWAIKIKI, FurnishedCottago with Cookhouseaccommodation. For nar--tieulars Inquire Hum.ktin Oflloo. 7iiO-- tt

TO IjET

HOUSK OF FIVENEW on Miigazlno Mrrt&diLstreet, with Bathroom, put-c- ut

W. 0.. ot. Commandsone of the finest views In Honolulu. Applyto (477-t- f) J. SI. VIVAS.

TO LET

BLOCK FROMONE street curs, aCool and Convenient Cot-tni- ru mmik:of Six Rooms. LameLot, Stable and Chicken House. Apply to

E. R. HENDRY,at Hawaiian Hardware Co.'s store.

UOT-- tf

TO LEASE OB FOB SALE.

rpHK PREMISES ATJL Pearl City, Ewn, witht no jjuoinni- - anu Dunnes mthereon formerly ocouuied EllDby B. T. White. Terms reasonable andpossession given at once. Apply to

7M-2- JOHN F. OOLBURN.

TO LET OB LEASE

COTTAGE AT NO.THE King street, latelyoccupied by Mr. M. S. Levy,nmitnliiinnQ Knfl W.I.IHU !UU.lltVlllllI U UVlllUUIIISi A - n JMSlor, Dining-roo- ivitonen ami jjainroom;Stable in yard; Artesian Water laid on.For particulars and terms, apply to

75o-t- f ARK. FERNANDEZ.

TO LET!NEW COTTAGE NO. I.

FIVE ROOMS,CONTAINING to Kitchen andDininc-roo- Kitchen and Dining-roo- Moors painted, other rooms liand- -somely papercu and finished; Patent W.C, Bathroom, Servants' Room, Woodroom,Chicken House and Yard. The Groundsproperly cultivated, containing Fruit Trees,Shrubs and Flowers. These premiiesarclocated one block from Rcretaniu street andone mile from town. Can be leased bv a

;ood party at a reasonable rent TO SUIT1MSELF.

TO LET

NEW COTTAGE NO. II.

CONTAINING SIX ROOMS,Window. Bal-con- v.

interior of house handsomely grained and papered, Kitchen andDining-roo- m lloors painted, Parlor lloorcarpeted, other lloors matted and oilclothed, all now. House sets up seven feetfrom ground enclosed all around. Win-dows, Doors, etc. Two Patent W. C's,Uathrooin, Washroom, Servants' Rooms,Tool Room, Chicken House and Yard,Large Carriage Houms and Stable withrooms upstairs. Anv amount of FruitTrees, Grapes and Flowers, large Lawnand Grounds under proper cultivation.Location same as House No. 1 and sameterms to a good party at price TO SUITHIMSELF.

N. B. All waste water from sink, etc.,is carried through pipes to large brickvault.

Annlv at Bulletin Oilice or toJ. A. Magoon. M-- tf

Bruce & A. J. Cartwright.

To Let or LeaseAt Prices to Suit the Times.

NO. 1.THAT COMMODIOUS

d

Brick isuiuungwith Pleasant Grounds.formerly tho residenco of the late H. J.Hart, situato on Nuuunu Avenue belowSchool street. Terms easy. 02J-t- f

NOTE Before seeking or closiiiE bargains eKowhero, it win pay you to scanour column, and to at once consult theundersigned at their oilice.

fiV" Wo keep Property in Frst-clas- s

Condition. Our terms are moderate andas Landlords we will always be found rea-sonable in our dealings.

V Apply in each case to

BRDCE or A. J. CARTWRIGHT,

"Cartwright Building," Merchant street.51!Uf

Real Estate Agency,No. 519 Fort Street.

jMtiTSftL is

TO LET.1 Furnished House at Palatini near Re

formatory School $22 per Mouth.2 Houses on Beretania strejit.2 Houses on Fort street.

FOR SALE.House and Lot on Beretania street near

Pensacola. Lot 200 feet frontage and140 feet deep.

Also, a Valuable Block of Brick Build-ings in tho heart of the City.

Several Desirable Residences at ilrst-cia- ss

locations.

G, E. BOARDMAN,727-- tf Agent.

FOR. S-AXjE-J!

1 House and Lot on Llliha street.2 Lot on Kim Id nl street, between Nuiuinu

avenue and Llliha street.Lot on tho Pallium road,

TO LET1 House and Lot on Emma street.2 House and Lot on Llliha stieet.

3- m- For further particulars, apply tu

J. M. MONSARItAT,Cartw right's Block, Merchant street.

777-t- f

FOR SALE

Pure Bred Pointer Pops

OF-APP- LY TO

T. W. LISHMAN,7W-h- v Bull Tcluphonu 317,

(Continued from hi Pagr.)

"In addition to tlio disastrous of-fo- ct

upon gonornl businoss of such acondition of affairs thoro would botho constant danger of an outbreakat any titno, which, whether success-ful or not, would bo likely to rosultin loss of lifo and property; and, al-

though thoro has yet boon uothingof tho kind, it is liable at airy timeto degenerate into a guerrilla war- -

faro, assassination, aud lnceutliarism.Undor those circumstances tho resi-dent sugar planters whoso homosand fatnuios as woll as proporty aroat stake, who hnvo to remain on thoground, who understand tho dan-ger, and have to porsouolly boar thoeffects of misgoverntnont and thoharassing uncertainly of living in auuniiuiuiuy wmcu uns oucoino in-fected with tho microbo revolutionthese, in common with tho over-whelming majority of responsibleresidents of all nationalities, boliovothat ilesh and blood and tho futureof tho country should have consider-ation as woll as dollars and conts,aud tho immediate profit of non-resident capitalists."

Tho Mintstor thou gets after thoof tho United

States, for having said tho schomowas a sugar conspiracy, in tuisconnection ho mentions Mr. Nord-hof- f

as fighting annexation alongsidetho loading planter,' Jlr. Spreckols.Ho then switches on to tho finaucialtrack, going on thus:

"Just one more word as to thofinancial condition of tho govern-ment, which Mr. Nordhoff states ison tho verge of bankruptcy. A-lthough tho uncortaiuty of tho futurehas causod and is now causiug a se-

vere strain upon tho business of thocommunity, and tho necessary audunusual military expenditures havebeen hoavy, tho expenses of tho gov-ernment have boon radically re-duced; tho interest on the nationaldebt of 3,000,000 is being regularlypaid, aud tho current expendituresaro being kept woll within tho cur-rent receipts. No borrowed moneyis needed for running expenses.

"Tho government is not attempt-ing to borrow any money except forthe purpose of carrying out a system ol public works consisting ofwaterworks, roads, etc., for whichpurpose it has., within a month, dis-posed of over $40,000 worth of itsbonds at 0 porcont, sold at par."

Minister Thurston reiterates thestory of how Spreckols' loan was re-paid, reducing tho time in whichtho money was raised to "within onehour." Finally ho strains all hisdiplomatic nerves to talk around thosubject of a protectorato:

"Would a protectorate be acceptedby the Hawaiian government if an-nexation was not obtainable?"

"That is a question which I amnot prepared to discuss. Tho word'protectorate' is such a gonoral onethat it may moan much or little.Tho details and delimitation ofauthority aud responsibility wouldmake a complicated problem, liableto result in little good to us and incomplications and dissatisfactionto the United States. Tho Samoaprotectorato represents the concen-trated wisdom of threo groat na-tion's, and affairs wore, never so un-satisfactory thoro for all concernedas they aro to-da- There will betime enough to discuss a protecto-rato when it is proposed."

"If you do not obtain annexationwith tho United States will youapply to any other country for as-

sistance?""That is not at present a live issue,

and is not a subject which I am atliberty to talk about. I will say this,however, that a groat many of thoexpressions of opinions upon thissubject which have boon publishedas coming from President Dole audother members of tho provisionalgovernment aro iucorroct and Iwill sa' this, further, that our everyinterest, financial and commercial,political aud sentimental, is withaud toward the United States. Wehave already risked much aud aroready to risk more to accomplishwhat wo believe will bo for the bestinterests of both countries.

"Until Hawaiian autonomy is sur-rendered or subordinated to theUnited States by treaty wo claim alltho rights and pri ileges, as woll asthe obligations of independent sov-ereignty. If the dire necessity shouldarise necessitating a choico betweensome other country and anarchy, itwould raiso a question which wouldprobably bo beyond the simplepower of Hawaii to control. Itwould require grave considerationaud cannot now bo advantageouslydiscussed.'

ADVERTISING NOTES.

Lucol.Rooms to let with board at Ilani-wa- i,

Waikiki.

Root Boor on draught at Benson,Smith & Co.'s.

After shaving use Cucumber Skinionic. liouson, Smith A: Co., Agents.

Sunburn relieved at once by Cu-cumber Tonic. Benson, Smith it Co.,Agents.

Dr. R, I. Moore, dentist, has re-moved his ollico to Arlington House,Hotel street Parlor No, 2.

Dr. Geo. II. Huddyi D. D. S., hasremoved his ollico from King streetto Beretania street, near Emma.

W. H. Benson, piano and organtuner, has returned from Kauai andmay bo found at tho ArlingtonHotel as usual.

Dr. M. K. Grossman, D. D.S., hav-ing returned from the Coast, has

tho practico of his professionat his old ollico on Hotel street.

.Mr. II. J. Mayors, of Oakland, Md.,sayh! "1 hnvo Hold thirteen bottlesof Chamberlain's Cough Uoinedy!,. W a" ai" literally sold out.IJiih is tlio largest sale on record ofany one preparation in a day overour countum. It gives tho best

of any cough medicine wohandle, and as a heller it leads alloilier preparations on this maiket."For sale by all dealers. Huiihou,.Smith ,t Co., iiguntH for tho Hawai-ian Islands,

f In the Swim '

We Having Just Received

ANOTHER FULL CARGO OF

HAY and GRAINPer Hawaiian Hark "Mauna Ala,"

consisting of

1B00 Bales of Large and Ji Haw2000 Bags Surprises No. 1 White and

Black Oats.2000 Bags Wholo Barley.1000 Bags Rolled Barley.3500 Bags Coarse and Fine Bran.000 Bags Middlings.300 Bags Mixed Food.200 Bags Choice Wheat.200 Bags Cracked Corn.mi nags Honed uats.100 Bags Small Yellow Com.70 Bags Oil Cake Meal.

Wo selected these Goods during our lasttrip to tho Coast, they are

ALL FIRST CLASSAnd cost no more than poorer qualities

now on the market.

Give Us a Trial !

Bed Rock Prices!ALLORDERS DELIVERED PROMPTLY

12Hft

CALIFORNIA FEED CO.

KING & WRIGHT, Props.

701 lm-3- 2 It

DAI NIPPON

Japanese Fancy Goods Store

Hotel Street,Next door to tho Palace Ice Cream Parlors

has just nicuntvKD

Beautifnl Silk for Ladies' Dresses

SILK PAJAMAS,

Fancy KimonosIN SILK AND COTTON;

EMBROIDERED v SILK v PARASOLS,

CARD AND NOTE CASES,

Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc.

JAPANESE BAZAAR

Hotel Street, Oppo. Bethel St.

IS IIOMIINCJ A

C3-- E 1ST XJ 1 1ST E

Clearance Sale

GREAT BARGAINS I

IN ALL KINDS OF

Handsome and Artistic Goods,

Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc.

J. M. de SA e SILVA.

Watches & Clocks

CLEANEDAND

REPAIREDAT

THOS. LINDSAY'S,

Jeweler and Watcnmaker.

Mclnerny Block, - - Fort Street.7itt-l- w

OHR. GERTZ,iMl'OItriill ANU DlCAM'.ll IN

Gent's, Ladles' and Children's ijoots, Shoes

aud Slippers

No. 103 Port Street,OHAS. GIRDLER,

lllltHPT iMroumt orENULIBH AND CONTINENTAL

Dry GoodsNo, 10 Kualiumuiut struct,

HL'.A.'W.A.H.A.lKr

Jockey Club

dks

AT

KAFI0LANI PARKON- -

September 2dCOMMENCING AT

1:30 P. M. SHARP.

1st RACE-QUEE- N'S OUP-Pu- rso $50.

Runniui; Raco. Tor Ha-waiian llred Hor.ses.

'2u RACE-HONOL- ULU PURSK-ifT- O.

Trotting nnd Pacing. Mile Heats; hest'2 In 3 to harness. Hawaiian RrcdHores.

3d RACE-MAT- CH RACK.

Running Race. 1 Mllo Dash hotwecn"Duke bpencer" and "Lord Itrock."

Itii RACK-PRESID- ENT HAWAIIANJOCKEY CLU1J CUP.

Trotting and Pacing. Milo Heats; beht3 in 5 to harness. Free for all

5in RACE-KALAK- CUP.

Running Raco. Milo Dash for Ha-waiian Rrcd Hois.es owned by theMembers of tho Club. Cup to becomethe propoity of tho one winning ittwice.

Otii RACE ICAPIOLANI PARK CUPPurse $100.

Trotting and Pacing. Milo Heats; 3Minute Class; best 1 in 3 to 1 larness.Free lor all.

7rn RA01J OCEANIC STEAMSHIPCO.'S CUP.

Running Race. Dash. Freofor all.

All Entiles to olo-- e on WEDNESDAY,Aug. tflth, at 2 o'clock r. M., at the Oiliceof the Secretary, and all Entry Fees 10Percent of the Purse; all Cups $10.

All Races to be Run or Trotted underthe Rules of the Hawaiian Jockey Club.

All Horses not withdrawn by Friday,Sept. 1st, at '2 o'clock r. m., aie expected tostart.

All Hores are expected to appear on theTrack at the tap of tho bell from thoJudge's Stand, otherwise they will befined.

Admission 50 CentsGrand Stand (extra). !i0 Cents and $1 00Carriage (inside of course) $2 SO

Quartorstretch Radges if 5 00

C. O. RERQER,Secretary Hawaiian Jockey Club.

787-t- d

FOR SALE!SEL

1 Family Carriage Horse, sentic

1 Phaeton in Good Order,1 Covered Brake,1 Imported Jersey Cow.

R. I. LILLIE,70lJ-- tf at T. H. Davies it Co.'s.

VANCOUVER

F. W. BAUER,

Auctioneer, Commission Agent,

Broker, Forwarding and Shipping

Fruit Consignment Ageut.7b7-l- it

THB3

Palace Ice Cream ParlorsAilington Block, - Hotel Street.

IceCream, Soda Water, Candy, Etc.

COFFEE, CHOCOLATE & TEA

MRS. ATW00D, - - Proprietress.

ALOHA BATH HOUSENEAREST TO TOWN- - - -

Good Accommodation for Bathers

Bell Telephone 157.

MRS. J. H. REIST, - - - Proprietress.

KINK STREET HOUSE,117 A I HI King St., cor. AlaKea.

Comfortably Furnished Rooms

From SI. 50 and Upwards Per Week.

Quiet Clean Rooms. Bath Up & Down Stairs,

A. MoDDWALL, - - - Proprietor.

J. J. WILLIAMS.

PHOTOGRAPHERThe Only Collection of Island Views,

LAND EOIl BALE

AT IW1I.KI, liONOI.l'LC,Oahil, a Valuable 1'lu'u Aa&Mftn

of Laud, dine to llev. .1. Will- - $?$$&auiau'it pruH'riy and known iih ''Y'''"I'alaii'b I, nil. I, TeruiN ritih. tfWApply to J, W. KAI1AUMIA,

at Kulllil Pol Factory.Or Ihrouiih Hull Telu.IIU, Mutual Tele, t77,

777-lt- u

Golden Rule Bazaar

W. F. REYNOLDS, Prop.

A Word about Our Rasoball Supply

It Is Full and ComplotoTho Trices Can't bo Rcat.

Aa before remarked our Optical Departmentwith the tmislnnce of the infallible KYKMK-Tll- ll

poet itrailili along, but we have a wordof warning for thotc who T11IXK they will bemade to Iook more stylish by wearing glasses-ta- ke

Punch's advice and 'DON'T, unless youwear only the frames.

Gold, Nickel, Steel & Shell Frames in Stock

SOLE AGENT FOR

Remington TypewriterAND

Typewriters' Supplies.SOLE AGENT FOR

DOMESTIC

Sewing MachinesTho charm that keops pcaco in every

household.

Guitars from $4 Up !

Our Stationery Dopartnicnt is roploto withnil Fashionable Society Papers.

Novels by every steamer. Also the Latestand llcst Round Rooks to suit all

ages at Publisher's Rates.

Music and Books Ordered by Every Steamer.

Don't forget that wo koop tho Rest AssortedStock of Lawn Tennis Goods in

tho Islands.

Hawaiian JL-A-Gt-S

flmer,can

Legends & Myths of the Hawaiian Islands

By His Late Majesty Kalakaiuu

Sent to any address on rccoipt of $2.75.

jdsYarrivedPUR BARK "0. D. BRYANT"

Baby CarriagesOF ALL STYLES

Carpets, Rugs and Mats

IN THE LATEST PATTEUSS.

"HOUSEHOLD ,"

Sewing MachinesHAND SEWING MACHINES

All with the Latest Improvements.ALSO ON HAND

WESTERMAYER'S

Gelebraled Cottage Pianos

Parlor Organs, Guitars

ANn oTiicn

MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS.FOR SALE BY

ED, HOFFSCHLAEGER & CO.,

KiiiB street, oppo. Castle & Cooke.a-- tf

Long Branch Baths !

Extensive improvements havo recentlybeen mado at this popular ro&ort, and thomunagemont announces n on

THURSDAY, JULY 6th.A NEW AND COMMOIMOUS

Dancing Favilionhas been erected for tho accommodationof Bathing and Dancing Parties, and withthe new and increased accommodations in

The Ladies Bathing Departmentunusual facilities are ollercd to La-

dles and Children.

A full assortment of Now Bathlm?Suits jtibt received. 7(J'J-l- m

THE K. K. BATHS

AT REIKI'S, WAIEIEI-EA- I,

Are now open to tho Public and will bocairied on uu u

First-clas- s Bathing ResortFive Minutes from the Cars.

UF Intending visitors should leavo thocars llrat Hwltcli after passing the WaikikiI'iullry Yards. m

Elegant -:- - RestaurantKOR

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.Mrs, lack's Building, Kurt, between King

and Merchant streets.

Opening on Thursday, June 29tli,

.A.T lO A. Ild..

tWT Uiiilulr.s Room Reserved for Ladioaand their Kseorts.

Home Cookery. Only White Help Employed,

FIUN0ES M. NICOLL, : : Proprietor,7ll-ll- ii

Subiuribe or lh Daily Hulletin, 60oeuti ftr month,