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Vol. XIV. No '..SHO. HONOLULU, II. t.. Tl'KSDAY HVtiNT.NO, MA 'J.U. ISiH. 60 OEHTB Ptfl MONTH

THE DAILY BULLETIN

Is printed unil published til thu office,

Osteon Stroet, Honolulu, U. I., lively

uftoriionn (ilundiiys excepted).

Subscription, TiO cents por Month

Address ull Communications DailyliUl.l.KTt.V.

Advertlsoinrmt?, to custiio lnsortlon,rhould bo liisudoirTu holore otic o'clockr. it.VALIEu'wiL Cdltor and Proprietor

Uullotlu Steam Printing Office.

Newspaper, Hunk mill .lob Printing ofnil kinds done mi thu inr.-.- t favoiublntcriii.n.

llellTelephnuo No.USilM u liiul Telephone Nu. 'I'M

THE DAILY BULLETIN

Weakly Summary.

An inteieiitliig iiml coinpiehunslvepublication, contaim "i'J column.) ntreading matter on local topics, unit n

complete resume of llunolttlil .tint IslandNewt". It U the ben papor oublished!li thu Kingdom to semi lu fi lendsabroad.

HiiliMciiiiiioH :

lalnud : : : $1 00 yearKuieiKii : : : A 00 "

Commission Morofcants.'

FOUN T. WATERHOOSH,O Impoiter aud r in GeneralMerchandise, Queen at., Honolulu. 1

i OO.,WILDKH Dealurs In Lumber, Paints,Oils, Nulls, Hill', and Bulldliii; iMaturlalsof every kind, cor. Fort uud Queeu .sid.,Honolulu. 1

VA'Mia HjittfcUfls. Win. O. Irwlu.

IaylN Ss oompaky,We. ur'Fuotora mid C.'iUinissiouAJiils, Honolulu. 1

6. N. C:istle.-.- I. li. Atluirlon-C- l. P. Uaslle

tl OOOISK,CA.aTi.I2 Shipping uud CuinmianlonAluruliaiiU. itupurtem and Dealers lu

Ueueral ilcrolmniliso, Ko. 0 King l.,llonululii. 1

. laiwuru, I'. J. I.owruy O. M. Cool.0.

is OOOKK,(Hucccmors to LuwiTd &. Dickson,)

Importers and Dralurs lu Lumber and ullKlndb ot liuildiug Materials, Kurt atreet,Houolllln 1

.jyWjf HONOLULU 1UON WOBUS,glfiSteum engines, nuijar nulls, boil-otb- ,

coolers; iron, brass and kad cabl-ings ( macbinory of cvory descriptionmado to order. Particular attention paidto ahlp'a black smithing. Job work exe-cuted at short notice. 1

iiamipiiituty &z Co.,H,aatnrul Comtuiciou A'jouts.

Honoi.ui.u

Q. W. MAC?ARLANE.& Co.

JMPOHTJ3US AND COMMISSIONMEUUilAKTs,

(Jueeu strcul, Houolulu. U. I.1U4S

aONkJAIiVES & CO.,

Wholesale Gtocora & Wine MerchantsV leavi:r Ulock, Honolulu.

0 aSBIWlift(Llintted)

it COMPANY,

GKNUKAI. SU'ltUANTU.K AND

CosiMlbbiotl AnuNiB.

i.tatoK ofiokhs:P. 0. Jo.iMfjr. . . .President & MnnagorJ. U. C'Aitrcu . . ..Tioasiner a Secretary

uiiiKinor.s:IlriD.0. 11. Bisiior. S.C. Ai.UCN,

11. AD.nilOUHIi.J;)S ly

Pioneer Shirt Factory104 Fort St., Upslaira.

The undcifiiguod hof;s to Inform thepublic ot these lulandB Ihul hu is makiug

HIiU(m i" MotiNiiroiiiout, J

Directions l'orsclf.mraburemeut willbe given on application.

While Shirts, Owrshlrts & Night Gowns

A tit giwnntoo ly making u eamplaShirt to cvory order.

Island ordor solicited Boll Telephone 410

Wily A. IB. BBKMilM.

H. G. CllATJBE,

I DEALER IN HAY and GRAIN,

lil King Street, opposite thu Old StationHouse.

v Miil,uul'.L,lluno JNs. --1.k ti7tf

I MiiiiMi'iliiiiliI I

Professionals.

J M. MONUAKKAT,U Attorney :il Law A. Notary l'ulillcll'.t Merchant Street, Honolulu. If

J. ALFIIKI) MAUOON,Attorney nt l.mv i; Notury rulilln

17H I'l Murobnnt street. Honolulu, ly

J. E. BROWN,Old Capitol Uullilliiff.

Agent to take AckuowledgmoQl to Co-

ntracts for Labor

In the DhtiU't o( Honolulu. dUiih.ii. I"1'1 It"

David OaytonWill prfiotlce lu thp lower points of theKlnudoin ni iittoriiey, iiltctid to ivilk-c- t

lug in ull Ita brunches, renting of liouusmid any other business cntrm led to liitu

niUcc Ot King Street Upntiurs. 'Pel i

W( .B03. Wlyilil tooo. ply

IMOaVlfllSJ..

STEAM CANDY FACTORY

and uvicjartv.K. HOKN, Practical Confectioner, .

PitKtry Cook and Baker.71 Hotel St. nsasr Telephone 71.

California : LandslOIt :

Bt2r" Apply to

A. KlUKOPF.ISS if J .Merchant .t., Houoliilu.

WEME--R & CO.Jluiutnit'turliiK Jeivolloi'M,

iso. tia loirjc hi.' his isrxConstnnily on hand i large assoi linen

of every description of Jewelry, Watchw.Gold and Silver Plated Ware, .tc.

03 ly '

Thomas Lindsay,

Manufacturing Joweler & Watchmaker

Kukul Jowclry a Spsclalty.

Kins Wivt!c, rSumoIulu. IB. I.Net door to Hie Hawaiian Tram,

way Company's Ollleo.

1ST Particular uttention paid to ullkind of rcpnlrs. Jhu.UKS9

Husiace & Robertson,f.1

DUAYMKK.A LL orders for Cartage promptly at.

XX. tended to. Particular attentionpaid to thu

Storing & Shippingof goals In transit to the other Islands.

Also, Black anil White Sandin ijuautitles to suit at lowest price.

Otllce, ni'At door to ,las. V. Morgan'sauction roopi.032 ly Mutual Telephono No. 19.

13loppMo.,

74 King st. 74 King st

IiupoiterH of

Rattan & Reed Furniture.

Pianos & Furnituregloved with Care.

Matting and Carpets Laid,

CORNICE POLES.

Fine Upholstering & Bedding

A Speciality.

CHAIRS TO RENT.apr-lU-t-

I. . Ili ftl. -- t4o Mi'll Tflf. 74

llawiiiiiiii Mm ksmo t

Corner Kort AMerelnint Stieets,Honolulu, 11 1.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

GENERAL AGENTS.AcMiuiJxniN A: Colfot'toi--

roil iiik

Hawaiian Dell Telephone Co.

manager of Advertising DepartmentKOIt hIk

"Piupcpa Ktsokoa."

DEPARTMENTS of BUSINESS:

Collections will tccidve bpeiiul attenlion nml'ieiurns promptly made.

Heal Eilalo houlit, told and leased.Taxos Paid mill pioperly snti-l- iuured.Houses, Collages, dooms and Offices,

leased mid ruitid, and rents collet ted.Fire and Lllo Insurance elleettd in tlrti-rliis- s

Companies.Convoyancing a Specialty Itecnrdb

Senrcheit and cnuert Abatincts of TitlefurnHiuit.

Legal Oociinicnts and Papois of cvciycaielully draMv uud hand

soiuely eiitirossi'il.Copying and Translating iu all lar.uuges

in general usc-l- thi Kingdom.Custom Douse Business transacted with

accuracy and dispatch.Loans niv'otlntcd at fnvrnable ratis.Gold, Silver and Certificates bought ami

sold.Advertisements and Subscriptions toll

cited lor publish! rs.Any Aillclc purchased or sold on favor

able termsInter-Islan- d Orders will rcieiye aril

cular attentionTo Let, Furnished and Unfurnished Co-

llages iu dcsiiahlc at reasonablerentala.

Scvaral Valuable Properties iu andaround the city now for sale and leaseon en'-- terms.

jeiTAII business entrusted to our carewill receive prompt ami faithful alien,tlon al moderate c.harnca Feh-I-M- )

Battwm Locoifl lives

The undrrit;tiui having been uppointudsole agents for the Hawaiian

Islands

For the Celebrated

Baldwin-:-Locomotiv-

From the works of-

Burnhani,- - Parry, Williams & Co.,

lltlliilolpiln. l'cmi.,.

Ard now prepared to give estimates nndreccivu orders for these engines, of anysine and stlc.

The Hai.iiwi.n I.ocomoi tvr. Woiihsareiio.v mauulactuiiiii; a Htyle ol Locomo-tive particularly mlupted

For Plantation Purposes,

A number of which have recently beenreceived at these Islands; and we willImvQplcaiuiu lu furnishing plantationaireuU and managers with particularsot same.

The superiority of theso Locomotivesover all ot her makes is not only Knownhere but Is acknowledged throughoutUrn United States.

Win. . 1KWJN & Co.,Sole Ants for Hawaiian Islands.

4(W il.lU4 w.ly

IIA.AVA.IIAIS

COMMERCIAL SALESROOMS !

.'ur. luoen A Xiiiiaiiii HIh.

iqf Goods of all descriptions sold oncommission.

Mutual Telephone (Wl. feb 8.110

A. II. RASEMANN,Book-biudo- r, Papor-rule- r & Blank-boo- k

Manufacturer.

No. Merchant street. Up stairs.oct.LSS.ly

U. MULLUR & CO.,PRACTICAL GUN & LOCKSMITHS

liethel Street, "Damon's lilock,"Corner store.

Surgical & Musical Instruments neatlyrepaired at lcasonable tales. SewingMaclilue:; and repairing of all kinds aspecialty. All kinds of Safes Si Scaleslupiiied. Household Sew iiig Machinesfor sale. ilcc-H-S!- )

O LUSO ILVAVAI1ANO.

ALL perbous who want to nommuniwith thu Poituuiiese, either

for business, or for piocuring workmen,ervauta oi any other helps, will tliiii it

ihu most prutltahlu way to advertise lutins .uo MiwuiVoMii, thu now organ ofthu Poitugucsu colony, which Is pub-lished on Hotel street, and only chargesruAsouiiblu rates for advuitUuiuunta.

Latest MfiltiBs!Al'- -

Latest Novelties !

N; S. Sachs, .104 Fort St., Honolulu.n

Blouse Waists, Blouse Waists,t'lmi and mmfoiiuiilu : nil upi,

re a a gj jl.o"v saw.I'lidics-ei- l Kid tilnvi's in tan ami ioniug sli.uii-s- . Kill Oh e's in

nil ciilurrf. lll.iek Kill lilnM's. l'.l.u 1. tCiilmiil Dtiviug (ilovcs,

In cte.un ami M etdot".

Surrah Sashes & Sash Ribbons,In all wnilliM iiml idon-'- .

Lace Flounoings. Lace Flomicings.Iiisli (luipuio Luce Kliiiiiu'i'-.- , Oiiental Si V.ilem lenni', in wlntn. cicani mid

eeui; Hlui'k Lieo Klniinri's in Spanish (liupure A

t'liantill, vi'iy iciisi'ii.ilile.

Lace Edgeings, Lace Edgeings,Iniiiii'ii-- i' iitMiitini'iit ; all tin newest ihigns. IJifel S. V.Unlkr J'nint-- .

in white mil rim.

Embroidery Flounces,llomnii'datitcli KUittticcs. l.iU-- .t designs ami elcgnnl iik.

Embroidered BOX SHIRTS,New designs in Wiir-do- d ,c. Wash Mat'iinl, all oduis.

IiittiuCs Compluto Ouillts in Ux!.sat inn

POPULAR - MILLINERY - HOUSE.

WAIALAE BREEDING RANCH

rME$fo Pedigrees of

BREEDING DEPARTMENT,

The following Kino Animals willstand for service at the ranch, Walnlae:

Wull-brc- d Stallion"MARIN."

Xonnan .Stallion

"CAPTAIN GROWL.'1Thoroughbred Stallion

"MIDNIGHT."Two Xative Stallions'

"PILIAOAO" & "FRANK."A Well-bre- d

"KENTUCKY JACK."

p.irt-in- o tf

tcloptionuUJO.- -

"

s

AM Horses KeptVr!V -'''

I SALE DEPARTMENT,

toll SAIil."

.Stallion'' of various bleeds.Mates with or without foal,

llovse any puipoM.

BREAKING DEPARTMENT.

A Skilful H'reaker and Tialner Uon much.

Cc?" Sntl-faetl- is guaranteed lubieal.Ing and training lioi-e- s.

PAUL R. ISENBERC.

. E. IVlclfelTYiSE. & BRC,IMPOP.TEI18 AND DBALKHB I

Provisions and Feed,KAST COItNKK KORT ANI KINO STHKKTS.

0

New Goods recolvcd by every Packet from the Eastern States and Europe,Frehh Calilornia Produce by cvory Steamor. All orders faithfully attended ic.and tinods delivered to any part or the city free of charge. Island orders foil.cited. Satisfaction guaranteed. Post Ottlce-Bo- x 145. TolonTiouo No. W fuov.4Sr

Chas. Hustace, King Street,WXiMNMtOWmMiJUUJifIVJWW16t9

No110.

-- I'. O. Rox ti'J7.

HAS JUST RECEIVED per "AUSTSALIA,"Kitfl Aliibka Sea Tiont, Kits Maekorol, KitH Salmon Hellicy, Kit.s Tonguesnnd Sounds, CiiBi'rt Viciitm SntiHage, 1 1 am Sausage, .Salmon ju I ami 2 Hi.linn, llniiiM, H.vcon, Codlish, Tiim Soused Mackerel, lloiled .Mnekeicl in To-mato Haitco, Top O'Ciiii Hninil Huttor, Honeil Cliiekon uud Tin key, Twin

HrotlioiM' Yeu.st t'likcn,

Aunt Abbey's Rolled Oats!Centime Flakes, Cormen, Uioakfuht Clem, While Oatn, liiglil.uul liollnl Oat,l)riwl Apticotrt, Dried Penciled, Pinner., Tnlilo Ft nits, Dales, l'ign, ltidge'sFood, tlidatim', SardinCM, Wheal, O.itf, liiuii, Potatoes, Oiiinun, uiuL a

tjoiierul AssoitiiH'iit of (Iroceiies nt Popular inu-es-.

Leavo your onlor.s, or ting up

for

the

LEWIS & CO., Ill Fort Street,HONOLULU, H. I.,

IMPORTERS, tillOLBSALB & RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCKRIBS & PR0YIS10HS.

way- - on i c is -- sliy each steamer uf the 0. S. S. Co. from California

Frcsli Cala, Roll Butter, Frozen Oysters & Fresh Cala, Fruits,ITImIi, Guiao, Votrolal)IoN, l(c., I.0t!.

A complete line ol Crosse & Dlackwell's & J. T. Morton's Canned & Bottled Goods

Alwnys on hand. Also, just rceeivnl afresh line ofUcriitiio lu con A 1'aUeil 3Ici;tx Ac Itottlcil FiiiUn,Lewis St. Co.'s .Maltese ltraud Sugar Cured Hams & Macon,

New llreakfast Cereals, Oream Oat Flakes A Cream Wheat Flakes,Sicily Lentous fc Oala. IUve'rsulo Oranges.

Oregon Ilitrhnuk 1'otatove, Kto., Ktc, Etc.

tRI

v$mB--1

Tho Best Lur.o.'t In Tov.-n- ,

Tea and OoLTceat 11 'Hours

The Plne-- t ltrati- - ..f

f.Tl.. Ssarfi 171

Gips,AlwiiyH mi liiutt.

IS. J. .'Ol.TS-'- - Piini-tir- .

Metropolitan

Meat CompanySl KINO SiTHKKT,

G. J. WALLER, - - Manager

Wholesale & Ketall Butchers

A!.D

NAVY CONTKAOTOHo.1117 ly

Ci E ri IM!NTER M fi

s?1

FLANINO MILL,

Aittken, ?ionr Cuih-- i M.Trli-plinii- ( .Vii. AH.

WALK2K & REDWAED,

Cont ; Hulll-i-H- .

llrlek, Sloti and Wooden ltuilding; vtnnates given, .lobbing promptly at-

tended to. 70 King street. P.ell Tela-phou- e

No. 2. P. U. ISo, 12.5. np 5 ly

contractor tfeand l'ulldor,- -

Lfonolulu Steam Pinning Mill."', IispUnadc, Uouoluln.

Mnnufactuies all kinds of Monldlngn,Ilrnckets, Window Frames, lillnds,

b'shes, Doors, and all kluds of Woixl-wot- k

lluish. Turning, Sciolland l'.andSawing. All Kinds of Sawing and l'liu-in;- ;,

Morticing and Tenanting.Uideispiomptly attwiided to and work

guaranteed. Older from the other In-

lands solicited

WRIGHT BR0S7,THOMAS & HENRY,Fort Street, next Lucas' Mill,

'WWWCarriage Builders,

Ship's Blacksmithing, Drays, Carl. &

Wagon Building as specialty.

Every desciiption of work in theabove lines pet formed in n

and executed at shoit nonce.ALL WORK GUARANTEED.t"?T" Orders from the other islands

solicited. Will be pleased to tec allour old customers ks vtell as new ones.Mutual Telephone No .'.75.

apr.10.S9

W. W. Wright & SonJ

70 A 8 Bell Tele.King SL No. 38J.

(Tlie lto?c Premises.)

All onloj-- for wheel vehicles nf everyilnw riptiou tilled with piomptnesr..

Firsi-cla-- s rnechtmics otuployril.

Fine Carriage Work a SpecialtyTIIAM !Alt4. o3j.ihhi:m,

Plantation Wagons, Hulo & Ox Carts,Mbdu to order, altered or repaired.

Carriage Painting, Trimming,SIC., KIC, KTP., i.jc.

Our HORSESHOEING Departmentl? under thu nnnagement of It. Cay.ford, who will colli ct ami receipts it'll

bills due that brunch of our business.(Signed):

oct.10.Hiii W. W. WHIG HT A: SON .

VOLCANO STABLESWutantii'niio Street.

Carriages at i Minute's Notice,

Also, Saddle Hones,

Carriages, Buggies, Brakes or Carts,

IMA" or XKJIIT.

WILSON BROTHERS,. Proprletois, Hllo, Hawaii.

2r Orders ieeeled tiv 'I'elephoun &tnib

VKTERINAUY.

Alt. HOW AT, Veterinary Surgeon,and pharmacy at Ilnwalluu

Hotel Siahlca, eomur Hotel and Hlebardstreets. Scleutltli) trratmcul in all ills,eises of domestic! animals. Orders forplantation and ranch stock promptlyattended to. Mutual "Telephono U34,P. O. ltox 8'.'t5. mU.lS-81-

Prussian National

Insurance ConiB'ylr45 .

Capit.il 0.000.001) ItcichinMfo

rPHL u'idOM'lBiu'1. agent nf the aboveI C'ompai-- f"r iiii- - Hawiuiitn Island.

Is ptfp'irMi I ) :ifi jt r.fks, aiuiHt tire,on Ltulldlng-'- , Fiiiintnie, Merrh itidl'i-- ,

Prodiue, Mig.ir Milm. Ete., on the mostfavorable tettus.

Lojscj Promptly Adjusted anil PayableIn Honolulu.

Ily?7-l- y O. ItOXi.'i:L

Union, yirv & Slitrliu-- .

Insurance Co., L'd,Of Wow i'onlnmt.

Cipit.il - $10,000,000

Fire risks taken on Dwellings, Store,S'orehniisei: and CnnlniH. .Vli-o- , Sugaranil llici Mlll, Maekluery. Em. Ku

31(irins Iiiftiiruuoot)n HulK, Cartoon and Kiolylit.-"- . Losspaid here

J. S. WALKEIt,Agent fur llawuilan UtaoiU

) in.it 00

CASTLii"&C0bKE

Lite, Fire & Mariuo

insurance Agents !

jiii:.vt3 roil:New England HuIurI Life Ins. Co.,

"K liOsTOK.

Etna Firo Ins. Co. ol Hartford.

UNION

Insurance Company,Vlr .V .lurlnr.

os ivn vnxrisci), o.iiii'vnNiJiint! )

NEW YORK

Life InsuranceCOMPASMY.

Assets, ; : $105,053,600.96

"Pacts un Stubborn Things."

A I every age, on mcry pn'minnitnbhi, and in overy year, tho AC-

TUAL KKSULTri of Tontino Policieseif the- New York I.ifo Insurance Co.lutvc Ikcii liAHGKi: than llioo OFANY OT11KR COMPANY isMiinu-- itnikir jHiHcu'r.

US Foi particular!) apply to

v. . ickujj:k,Oi iil Agent llnwniiiin Islaud-- .

as:i tf

mLIFE-- , ahi,

MARINEINSU.RANCE,Hftrtioid Firo InKttranco Co.

Asaoti, isjee.oooCoinjneroial Issurance Co.

(Fire and .Marino)

AMPts, WO,000Anglo-Nevad- a Assiuanco Coiporation

(Firo and Msrlno)

Capital, paid np, $2,000,000South Jlritlsh Tiro and Marine Ins Co

Capital, $10,000,000Sow York Life Insorance Co.

Assets, $105 053.600 DO

C. O. BEEGEKHONOLULU.

Ooaeral Agent, Haw'n lolantLi

HIM ly

CASTLE & COOKE,I.Ml'OUTIItm,

Hardware, Shipping

Commission Morchanta.IIRAI.KIU IN

General Merchandise !

Plantation Agents,Life, Fire & Marine

Insurance Agents

JanJl) HONOLULU, H.I. 1650

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TUESDAY, MAY 20. 18l0.

THE LEGISLATURE.

The national Legisdatute will openat unou Tin ptibliv arcotliuially invited to attend, lhc

and session of tho people'srepresentatives have been looked forwaul to with great expectations. Theevent occurring once only in two

ears, 7t ecltes more general intei-es- t,

us a rule, than if it were morelrc(pient. Momentous piestionnvdlconfront the national council, and itis to be sineereh hoped that theywill lie considered with care andwisdom. The good of the countryshould be the wi-d- i and aim of eerymember, and every hone3t and

patriotic man in the country hopesto see the good of the country ad-

vanced. May this hope bo fulfilled.

DUTIES OF FIRE POLICE.

The l.i n clearly specifies whatshould be done at files to pi eventrobbery, .is well as preent the pub-

lic being an obstruction to the firemen. The lire police- are im ostcdwith ample power, and it is madetheir duty to establish bouudaiies(or the time being ocr which thepublic shall hae no light to pass.The enfoicement of the law i allthat is wanted. Hers i the law :

Chapter XLV. Laws of 138, Sec.18 : "It shall be the duty of the tiropolice at the tune of a tire to placeropes or guards across all streets,lanes and alleys wheiein me situat-

ed any building on fire, and at suchother points as they may deem

and necessary; and theyshall prevent any and all persons,except owneis, employee", :ind occu-

pants of buildings endangered b

the existing lire, from entering with-

in the lines defined by lopes orguards, save and except olllcers of

the Fiie Department and litewen,the Hie Marshal, and the Fire Pa-

trol, or such other person is mayhare the permission ot theollieers ofthe Fiie Department; and no per-

son or persons shall enter within thelines defined by the topes or guards,or refuse to go outside of Hues

when diiected to do so by any policeollleer, o ollleer ot the Fue De-

partment.

INDEPENDENT VOTING.

r.Diioi: Hi i.li.tix:licfore the election took place at

Kouhkiipiiko Inst Wednesday, threatsweie made to the natives that moit-gau- es

held bv a certain person wouldbe lereclosi'd if thev did not votelor the Reform candidate, and thenative laborers on the sugai planta-tions weie told that they could seekemployment elsewheie it they otedfortheXation.il Rcfnim candidate.Five of the hand employed on aplantation weie summarily discharg-d- .

because they availed th.emsehesof the iihieh vaunted liberty, whichis claimed by a certain class, andhas been obtained for the Hawaiianpeople thiough theii elforts. I amsony to say thai this U" one of thetiuits of a system of peonage prac-tised among laborers in Jicarli' allol oiii plantations. A laborer work-

ing foi a sugar plantation in thisdistrict was also told betore electionby messengers that he would have tolijavu if he voted for Mr. Hush.This action oifihe part of plantershas been, no doubt, carried else-

where, and is but the sequel to theamendment in the election law madeby a Maui plantation owner.

I run pleased to sec the spirit ofindependence among Hawaiian as-

serting itself. It is an evidence ofan awakening. I hope the ne.tLegislature will alter the FlectionLaw so as to make a man truly in-

dependent irr his vole.Koor.AU.

lvoolaupoko, May 1 7th.

PRETTY PEARL CITY.

JlDiTon Jsrr.ri.rr: -

In christening what no doul l willeventually become a place, weconcede with tho committee that"Pear! City" i.--u piettier name thanJ'earl Towii, lVarlville, Hope Town,etc., etc. There is as much differ-eiK-- e

as theie is in the fact that itwill have lo be a town biifoie it ennbe a city. Hut the public was ask-

ed to compete in furnishing the bestn uno for the town. This requestmust either have been overlookedby the committee or else they doknow that there is as much differ-ts'ic- o

between a town and a city asthere is between a town and a placeiu a pasture behind a stump.

Had we known that It was to bedubbed a city, we might have sug-

gested the nuine or Heaven or some-thing better. Squvvauk.

The Spring maneuvers of the mi-lita- iy

and naval fnicen paaaed offvery successfully.

H. K. II. the Duko of ConnaughtJr. vbitins Japan after a tour throughIndia aim tho Chinese posscptfoni.

MR. BUSH AND THE "MISSION-

ARY."

KniTon ltn.ixns:Mr, Hush uses the word "mis-slonary- ,"

such as the "missionaryparty," the "white skinned mission-ary," etc. I cannot object only sofar a he uses it in a slurring,

undignified and untruthful manner.

Of course there is a vast differ-ence between the true missionaryand the lalse, us u missionary ismippoaed to be a teacher of good.If hetcaehe3 by prceept'or example,intemperance and tcc in tiny seiwe.by which people aic made vvorM', heis a bad "missioniiiy." If he teachesthose principles that tend to buildup nud bring happiness to tfian, heis a good "missionary," and deserves encouragement and sym-

pathy.I am willing to accept a "mis-

sionaries" the ministers oftho gospel, that are constantlystriving to teach ns a better anda happier way of living. On theseIslands they have been the pioneersof religion a9 well as the pioneers ofcivilization.

I accept r.l30 a9 a good "missionary" tho live merchant Hint malteja "nimble sixpence go as far as aslow shilling. Who biings to usfrom distant countries both com-fort- s

and luxuries that wc wouldperhaps never sec or enjoy but forhim. He brings with him also po-

liteness and good breeding, exam-ples always worthy of imitation.

1 accept as an indispensable "mis-sionary" the mechanic of whateverprofession he may be. lie is the"missionary" that teaches ns thearts of civilicd life by piactioalwork, and we all tun enjoy them.No eiitical eve cm look around Ho-

nolulu and iu her palaces, storesand warehouses, and see the neces-saries and luuiries that have beenproduced by the skilled hand ofman, but must feel thankful that heis permitted to see and enjoy thcecivilizing blessings pioduced by thehand of these skilled teachers--thes- e

indispenable "missionaries" of me-

chanical art.I accept also a- - "missionaries''

the teacher, the professor of scienceand literature, who teaches lhc"young idei how to shoot,"who takes the tottering youngsterand develops him into a giant thatattracts the admiration of tho worldby his mental di-e- cries and per-

formances.J accept the politician (not the

party politician) but the statesman,as a"rnissi(nary" of a high order,who teaches us tho science of goodgovernment, works for the good ofall tho people, lajs his plans deep,solid and iu a measure prophetic, asho looks to after ymrs as well as tothe present time for the fruits of hislabors. He scorncr the dirty tricksof the "patty politician" who im-

putes w r ong motives to all opponents,calls them hard names to gain hispoint when he knows he is falsifying, etc.

I accept all planters as "Mission-aries" of the most useful kind whoobey the first command given toman to "Mibdoc the eaith and havedominion over it," who teach itshow to creato wealth and comfortsfrom the elements, how to turn

into hrnuiv, deserts intofruitful fields iud make them "bios-so-

as the rose" and jield food andcomforts for the happiness of man.I view (as Mr. Hush undoubtedlydocs), all of the above ordcrs,aswellas all olhur useful classes, as "Mis-sionaries," all of them moie or lessteachers ot civilized science, whetherthey be preacheis, pedagogues orplanters, mechanics, merchants orstatesmen, they are all "Mission-arie- "

in Hie most liberal sense, andpreachers of the gospel of cnili.vi-tio- u,

and weai chappy in the thoughtthat so many of that progressive,honorable element, are to be foundin the ranks of the "Reform paaty,"ami' taking Mr. Bush's wmd for it,that so lew "Missionaries" are to befound in the ranks of their oppo-nents, auieii.

Now, Mr. Bush, let life tall: toyou as a fiiend that knows you onlybv your wiilings.

A Mi ciiAxrc "MissrovAKV."(To be continued.)

A claim for half a million dollarsdamages against the Japanese f!ov-ernme- nt

in lieing pushed by Sir. J.Hartley , a drug merchant, owing tothe prohibition of the importation ofopium.

Assignee Sale.Itj ot dor of MK..IOHXF. nACicn:i,i,Assignee of tlio KHtulo ot Akniia, I willFell at I'nlille Auction, at my Sale-ioo-

onTlirifSDAY. May ikI. at10 o'clock A.Jt , the whole of the stock of

MERCHANDISEto said JMatc, on- - '

slstlnj; olhiti) & IJiov.m Cottons I'jlats,

Dri'M Goods, Lamps,(.'nioL'i'lcH, Jroolcf-ry- ,

tijass. A Tin Wine,t'oimter .Show Cases, Kte., Hie.

PW 31

ri:itJih o.vsii.

LEWIS J. LEVEY,Aijetlnneer.

FORTY-FIFT- H ANNUAL EEPORT

-- of Tin:- -

lew York Life Insurance Go.

Office, os. aiC & Broadway, N. Y.

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TA.IVt7A.M. Y 1, 1SOO.

Amount of Net Assolu, Jauntily 1, 1880 880,824.33(5.19

flCVENUE ACCOUNT. '

Premiums . . . 'J0,02,Co5.9JI.essdefened premiums, Jan.

l.lSSU. .. ... liSiJil 10Interest and rentr, etc .. . o.OiiS.MO.JiS

Less Interest accrued Jan. 1,18S0 . . lfl.r,0.-.2-l l,r77.3ir).l.l .$29,103,200.21

DISBURSEMENT ACCOUNT.I.n-.-e- n by de.ilh, and Kiutowments matuml

and iliccounted (including roveiMOimryadditions lo Mime) .'... fO,2f.210!.".r0

Div dcuiltf (including niuituary - dividends),utinuilies, ami puiehii'cd insnriinrcH . 5,8000.10

Total paid policy holders .$12,121, 121.00Inxin.md . . . . .' 2.2,737.17Ooinmi-don- s (including advanced and com-

muted commission.), brokerage, agencyexpenses, physicians' fees, elc. I,72.",0."i2.0l

Ortu e and law expenses, lents, .il.uiev, advei- -

printing, elc .... . S(!0,78..'0 $ I7,llOO,27fl.'J7

ASSETS.Cn-- li mi (leiio-i- t, on hand, and iu li:m-i- tI'mtid Slates IIoiiiIk mid orhei bonds nod

v due, ?(',01j:i8,-l- l I !)l) or,, 112,103 1

Heal esu.te . 111,2 I2.871.b7Uonds and Morl(;iiKei, lirt lien on real i

(ImildiuuH then on iiHintil foi $tl,IU0,-00-

nud the policies li theCoinpanv iH additional cullnteial eenr-iij- )

. . . 18,100,312 30Ttinpuiaiv l.onns (inarl.el value ot seeimtle

held fl,071,r,0.'!)l.iuin on eistini: policies (the Hefeie nu

llii'e K)licie.-- , iucbidid iu l.iabilitie-i- ,

nmounts to over .$2,00010K)) .

Quurterly and Hiui-anntr- preiniunis onpolicies, duo Fiibeiiuent to .lanu-:i- r

1, IW)0 ... .

I'rerniunis on cMslinj pulieies in coiu.--f oftnniMiii-biu- n and collcf tion. (The Ko-e- r

on these policies, included inUibililics, in estimated at $J,700.000).

Agency IiilaiiiiaAccrued int re.--t vt invisinieiilt, .biumiiy 1,

ISi'O. . ..

::7

02

Ma:SkOl Vi'.luc o! securities ever cost value v, buols

A sck diile cf ti.eic i7i w' t.ill inrouifaay tc wuui rvnmil rrfart file,l i il'ili r;itinn ol (if Stuff of A'iTi t'vik.

TOTAL 1, 1890- - .'.

yi)ioiil'lnlvil ii IiiIIiium:

Approved loesch hi course of payment . 3

Itepoiud Losses iivvuitinn pi oof, &,. , .

Miittiied endow lue mid unpaid, (claimsnot picsiiutid) .

Amiiiilies, due and inip'tid, not pre-sented)

t! livid foi ie on i polioie-- i

(Aelu.iiK ' table 1 p r cool intnicit) .

litti rvt.d for couiini'OiH li ildliliesto Toruiuu Dividend Fmul ,

.I.tnu.ii.v 1, 1SS0, over andabove a 1 pur cent. Hccetvouu ti-tii- i policies of thatel.iM . !?0, 123,777.13

Addition to tho Fund during ISMi 2.300,510.10

llI)IJCTItntuintd to Tontine policy-hold- -

era duiiiijf the '.eai on inn- -

tnied Tontines . . . J,019,2GI.1S

It dance of Tontine Fund, Jumiuiy 1, lb'JO . . .

UeeiM d for picmiunis paid in advance. . .

b'.vlsltile Sirpius (2'jii'piny'i New S!ail,ird).

$."i,917,8:i7.7:

sii,ck(iiiniki-- t

:,70fl.000 00

:n!7,:9::!i

i,o:ir.oir.

l.iot.sn.'it'0,20!)

W7M'Ai

Ul,:iMiW-$01,027)322.-- IO

Cori.ir.y's S4,02S,278.G0

itrtttilnlt'.e Dffarthuht

ASSETS, Jan. $105,053,600.96

nientf',

('elaiiii- -

niriiri'lien vistnu;

43,721,17.20

410,517.0737.ri,:W8.S0

io,."i02.-:'- j

110,052.52

ss.yoi.isfloo

535,7777,517,823.28

StO5,O53,60O.9GSuiplcs, the New Standard (including the

Tanlinc Fumt) $15,000,000.00

From tho undivided surplux, aa above, the lionrd of TruHtee Inuo de-

clared ltevoraionuiy dividend to (larlieipating policieri in propuilion totheir contribution to ouiplus, available on of nel riuiiuulpicmiuin.

1SS7 .

1S88..1880.

Jan. 1, 18S8..Jan. 1, 18S0..Ian. 1, 1 800

Jan. 1, 1888Jan. 1, 18S0Jim. 1, lhdO

1837.18881SS0

IlETUltNS TO I'OLICY-llOLDKU- H.

lNSUUANCi: I'OHGK

ASSKTS.

'KV POLICIES ISSUCO.

s.nH.jH7.r,oa.i:t

IO!

JOa.O'.Ii.l10,010.7:1

V97.

York Stalo

sottleuierit

11,535,21010,073,07012,121,121

$358,o:i.v.:ni.110,880,505105,001 ,070

8:1,070,815o:i,iso,i8ii

105,053,000

.28,522

.:::i,:i:n)

Nunibo; Pollolbs Usued during the year, 30,499.

Now Insurance, $151,1 10,088.

Total number Potieltss in fot oo January I, 1890, 150,381.

Amount at Risk, $400,60 ,970.

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BEERS, PRESIDENT.

C. O. BEKGEK,floiiorul Agent Tor tho Hawaiian Inlands.

MUTUAL

Cash Assets,

Guaranteed

INSURANCE COMIVX3W YOXfcBC

KIUMAltlt A. 31cCUltlY. E'reBlitunt.&' tor full particulars apply to

?. JB. XtOfedlS,nec-2J.- ' General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.

laV H Via

I UUA.1V U STREET.ALWAYS ON HANI) AND TO OHDHU

Fresh Cakes, Pies, Buns, Rusks, Picnic Roll

:wn m

Milk llrcad,

THE

(indium bread,Ityo Urend,

French lbe.id,Family lit end,

Tvvirit Uie.id,

Iftm mil Saloon Broafl, Juiles, Giner Um Cole Cains, Etc.

And will be PKMVKHKn KKKK of CHAIKIK to an part of tho city.

f'ntli e, Tin, ( hocolatr

FINE HAVANA, MANILLA

& Citfnietto Tobacuo, & Clgaretlu JIolderK,gjST Open from 3 30 a

Mutual Telephone 211. l'oht

i

A Jlilk,

lIpm. until 0:30 r

Ho 178.

H. T. JBV.lJi35V

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ftcir All slioiihl bo

kHfcH.1. M .

I liistineted liv On. TltorS.s.i:At'lo -- ell til Public Auction,

On May 8,AT I!4 o':i.ocu xuo.

(I'nless pri'vloiil,v dUpooed ofatpil-val- f;dt..) the follow bur Valnalile Pro-

pel ry. (rho mil) ictisoii foi M'llbiK I

waltl ol rl". e lo line lllu Unatsj,

jWith Miet, H'dls. Anchor. ChainsI'.tc . Ktc. (nit nudlemly lor u-- e;

Oiilloris of Xiiptha fm Puel.1 ni Xapiha Launch, open ho.it,

with Aniline (liir-.- ;

I Miiii-nf-tV- ar Oil!, with Oiiii-- , andSill; a veiy juetty boat;

li I 1U- -1 n

Piohably the KnMo-- t .Sail lto.it InI he hmlior, Cutter Kled;

t linrnt-irn-t Hiical.hnx, with MiKtiiMil, anil rohllnr; Ceiitei-hnai- d,

llnNhed In Panev Woods;1 22-fo- ot life boat v'vllh Copper Tanks,

1

l PjiglMi Coracle,Uoppeieil Scow.

Sails, .spins, Weeks and Kllllni of nil

1 Pool Lathe it Tools for Ironand 111 ass,

1 Lupine, le.idjto put In. a lioat vviih propellershaft!

ltuovh, Aiichni.s ,1 Mooting; al-- o, thu

and

Of the heft deseilption.'lhc nioxbnlt.v of the new inail.et

house a veiy ValuablePiopnty, there Is eveiy eouveiilenco toRiovvtiwiiy nud lift light and heavv hoat.-i-,

and Is siiltahlti for a boat oryiieht elnh,pilot house or life saving stailou.

Oioiind rent Ih 8!!0 per aniiiuu, fmniMessrH. Lyle tc .Soi reason.

tQr'l'lie Uoats mo leady fortilnlatany time by applying at the boatanil every lloul U peifoct older.

LEWIS J.id Anrtloiieet,

ISSl'KI) U Y

ODP

juiii oi- - lYieiOi.Soiiwnl 1'ig's Feet, Cold llam,

Olllee

a

andA r.AllOK AHH0H1MKNT OV

ojien nil nil

Over

Soda Crackers,Oiacker,

Modioli Crackers,Water Onickcrii,

Clrahatn Cracker?,Sboolly Cruckore,

Elc,&flr

it. Dell

J5&

Spiced Tongue, Spiced Hoef, Haladf,

Tiiies, CigarSaturday night,

OF- -

tW.HWm.BWWIJlllUlB

Colrf Drink,

TAHITI LEMOiyADE,CREAM rend-- : FLAfl

2R2.Oin

.. -- mamniM-Ti-M-i- mm iiw fATBCTW'

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saztt2BMartfx

Sole Proprietors BAILEY'S SAKSAPAEILIA & IRON WATER,

Ginpr Me, Hoi Me, Basoberryade, IM aiers, Etc.

297.ciiiiununhtiliona tuul orders mhlroflKCtl to

SMITH CO,,

Froliminary

nyttiui.mL.uu

WEDNESDAY,

dm

hplciitlidljtlittcd

W0

amiMa-- t

anil

Canvas Folding Boat

Wood,

Povvcr.Shipui'tii

BOATHOUSE FURNITURE,

mnkesthlbho.it

house,in

LEVEY,rr,2

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SECURITY:

nutter

CIGARS

JErutjijTj-oi:-- .

-- PANUF'ACTUKBRS

$130,000,000

Ooushnuis.

AMERICAN

Greiiie, Sarsasarilla,

1ELEPHONE

BENSON,

iMmiMncMi:

Bonds

FiaURSD- - INDIA SILKS'NIK LAUCiK.ST and MOST COMPLETE STOUli OV

FANCY FI&URSD INDIA SILKS !

UMAX"

AT

187

Chas. J. Fi&EL'S,Leading Millinery House, Corner Fort Hotel sts.

S7" No. PnlteriiH alike. DreFHiiiakiug upMaiiH td&l

Itlval In L'rico & QualllyOne-thir- d tho Price of tho Soyal

Housekeeper Should Uno It&T .Saving of 1? IVr Cent iu Cost and Quality. The Very Host. gjj

SPECIAL RATES TO JOBBERS.

HENRY DAV6S & CO.,551 flm

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.LKNchibive ARents foi the Ifavviiiinn Inlands

NOTICE of INTENTION !

The rindernigncd nails the nttonlion of the homefiecking'and purehas-in- g

publio to his plaee on Ntiuantt AVentie, known tho Pf(o,"which he intemlH to bell at a Very Low Figure with all the improvementthereon, to wit:

A 7-ro- om 2-st- ory Dwelling House I

With Hathioom, Kitchen, Water & Clothes Closets attached, aOutbuilding, a Stable lor two horses, Carriages & Feed Shed, Chicken-hous- e

Extensive Cliickenyaid, Wuterpipcs all over the grounds. ThoProperty contains

2.7 Acres of the Finest Garden Land !

And is planted almost entirely in Grapevines (0,000 pioeos), I'eaehei,Apricols, Plums, Figsiiid other Choice Fruits, all of are growingremarkably well in thu cool valley air. Chinobo Tea now thrives on thehind. An abundance of Hoses of the choicest kinds and a variety of otherFlowers the place tho year around. Thoio is no better Propertythan this in the imuket considering the

CLIMATIC ADVANTAGES and LOW PRICE !

The only reason or sale is, that I am goingto the Coast. The evciituul purchaser ofbuy the

iMiuimtr auey.Iw

i:ic

to leave the Islands to returnthe place can, if he wants to,

&

Hones 4 Wogont, Harnwsej, Etc., Etc, at a Very lUawuabl Prlcon I

JOS)"- - For terms of salo and all apply at the

A

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as

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v&v Wsf &tu,v4t)tf ,lu .toitfk b.i.

Etc.Telephone

Fashionable

AVithout

Every

".Mognin

which

adorn

Household Furniture, Range Kitchen Utensils, Garden Tools,

particulars proinis.es,

F. E. KKFFEL.

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TUESDAY, MAY SO, IBM.

OAHU RAILWAY ft LAND COMPAQ'S

TIMETAHLE:

RK(L'I.AII TBAIX,'.

A. M. !'. M.I.oava Honolulu 0 :00 2 :00Atrlvo Manaiiu lJ:lS . lM8Leave Mitiiaua 1 1 :00 l :0'JArrive Honolulu 1 1 :48 ! .13

M.'NUAY 1 ItAt.NS.

A. M. 1'. M. 1. l.Leave Honolulu... 'J :II0 l'JfJd P.iOOArrive .Mtuiana . ..10:lfi 1:18 :t : t.'i

1:1:1 1 :0:.An Ivo Honolulu. ..II : is 2:U lM

ARRIVALS.Altiy1!l-A- m

bltt Irniaid, 1'aul, 1!) day fromSail Francisco

May 20- -,Am bkt Amelia, Ncwliall, from foil

Townseud vln HlloStmr Knaln frou JCatinlSiclir Kiiwiillaul from KoobiuSehr Sarah & Eliza fiom KnolanIt AIS Clninilon, Ht Cliiii, from Kauai

BEPAUTUHES.May 'J0-S- tntr

LlkcHkc for Maui at fi p in3tinr Miknluila (or I.iihaiuii, lnalaea,

Komi. Kan and the Volcano at 1U

o'olocl; a inStiiir Nnlaleale. for Wnimca, Xiiwlltwlll,

and KcUalta at ' i tuAm Kva. Wlkmnu, for San Fran- -

cl:-0- 0

Am bkt Kllkitat. Cutler, for K.ihuliii'sehr Kaublua for KauaiSluir .James .Ma ken fiom Kapaa

VESSELS LEAYI133

Htmr Kuala for Kllauca and IlaiiHlei atI ) in

Stiiir Kaiuiltoa for Nnw ill will and 11a- -u.iiiiaulu at 11.' in

."clir Mol Wahltio for KoholalelySehr Knulkcaouil for KolialaSehr Lnvlula for KauaiSchr Kuwallatil torlCoolauSi'hr Sarah K. VA.n for Koulau

PASSENGERS.For Maul and Hawaii, per ElmrMllcn-b'da- .

May 20 - For the Volcano: MrjStores, ilr Lowrey, John Slater. .Mr."Latterop and maid. For way ports:Miss Clark. S Farron, Mm 1' I, An-tlrc-

and 4 chlldrci:, W JI .lohtiion, L'

Leo and wife, S Center and wife, DrFoote. II X Grenwell, Mr Hoick, 2

Chinese and CO deck.From S.iu Francisco, per bkt Irmgard,

May 10 dipt Ackurin.ui, Mr Cliiu;ton,M r Todlc, Mr Cumuierford, Mr Lincolnuud (1 in the. steerage.

From Knuat, per stmr Knnln, May 20lions ON and A S Wilcox, Capt ,1

Hon, Wm IlasMe, and 2 deck.

SHIPPING K07E3.The. schooner Vesta received 7?" bags

ougar from the schooner Mol Wahlnoyesterday.

The schooner I.avlnla brought SOO

bag sugar from Kami y.

The steamer Kalinlloa will sail to-

morrow at noon for Xawlllivlll andIlauamaulu under coiiiinaud of Captainr D Walker, chief olllcer of steamer W$ Hall.

The barkentino Amelia. Captain, WmNewlmll, ai rived this morning fromllllowheie her cargo of lumber waslsnded. She camo h to to load sugarfor San Francisco. Her bnwiptlt beingdamaged, a new one will have to bomade for her huru

The tern Eva mailed this morning forSail Francisco with c.uyo "hipped asJollow: F A Schaefer & Co. SUO bagssugar: .Castle & cooke, S"j lag sujar;C Hrewer it Co. 400u" ljm;s eiij;ar.Totals: tonnage, 3015 tons; snyar, c.iTlbasiS domestic value. 334,910.ii-- .

The fonr-innsi- ed fehooner RobertLowers salted yesterday for tun Trnil-cIi:- o

with 22,!i'3!J bags Migar weighing2,80S,80:'! pounds, and valued at &.12S,-.MI- U.

Tho shippers were M S UiiuhaiimAi Co. JfltU bags Kiigar; H Haekfeld &.

Co. 18,013 hugs sugar.Tho steamer Kuala brought this morn-

ing from Kauai 21(11 bag-- , Migar.The baikeiitlne Irmgaid, Captain A II

Paul, arrived yesterday afternoon. I!)

days from San Frani'iseo. She hadlight winds and calms for tho greaterliiirt of tho passage, and was withinsight of San Francisco tho first tendays. The Irmgard brings nearly l'JOO

ions of geneial merchaiitllc.

A MERMAID AT LAST.

Jacksonville, April 19. AV. W.Stnntou, mate of the schooner AddleSclmeflcr, now lying at thu iWtirkiilHouse dock, while fuming for baas1500 miles off St. Augustine, drew inhis line, nnd found outnn,led there-in the strangest llsh, if it is a IWh,that has over lieen caught. Thisstrange creature is about six feetlong, pure white and scnlelefis. Thehead and face arc wonderfully liu-nia- n

in shape and feature. TheMhould'Jrs nro well outlined, nndvery much resemble those of a wo-

man, and the bosom is well definedatid shows considerable deveiop- -'

luent, while the hips 'and abdomencontinue tho human appearance.There are four flippers, two of whichnro placed at the lower terminal ion

of tho body, and give one the im-

pression that nature made an effortto supply tho strange creature withlower limbs. Mr. Stanton uonfebscH

to quite a fright on first bight of hisqueer prize, which, on being drawnon board, gave utterance to a low,moaning cry, which might easilyhave bceu mistaken for the bobbingof a baby.

It is extremely unfortunate thatMr. Stanton did not succeed inkeeping thu cieaturo alive, which ho

thinks might havo been done, as thetratige object lived two days after

being taken. Tho. schooner has beenthronged all day by curious visitors,who express much wonder and a:

tonUhment at tho slrango object.Mr. Stanton, after visiting severalports and showing his queer crea-

ture, will donate it to the Smtthson-ia- n

Institution. Tho fish or mer-

maid Is in a large aix-fo- ot glass jarin alcohol. N. Y. Sun.

f jw VnV'i"V'ir,M4

LOCAL & CHHAL HEWS.

"LY.VWOOtl" At tliP Opera lfiill'et.

Till! piogruiniuo for Ihe Maui dtli,of ,Inly races appears on tin1 fouith'page.

Tun Mikado Company will leheaiioat llic Upcr.i House night,at 7 sllf o'clock.

Tin: special meeting, conducted by.Mr. Siiyiord, will bu ttl, thu CentnilUnion Chinch

Tttt office on Fort in Mi'.Inernv block, recently occupiei I.v

J. N. S. VVilllauiH, is nilvoili-.i- d to 1ft.

C.viTAi.v tleo. Cutliiie, of Ihi)Rornowdale, diclaiiti all lespuiiM-bilil- y

for debts eiuitnicted by the! i i I - clew.

Tin: box plan fur tho Mikadoimi Friday night will open

nl '. o'clock morning, attlie ollieo of Mr, 1 .1. Levey.

ili:u Majesty Queen ICilpinlnni andII. K. II. Frlncess Lilittokalani willaccompany the King at the openingot the Legislature to morrow.

KtoiuY-rivr- . feet frontage of thoInuritdii-tiietu- n Hotel utreet belongslo tho Itobiiibon estate, and will pro-

bably be the situ of a huge luiekbuilding in u Miort time.

Tin: poison who found n box con-taining u pair f gentleman's tdioes-o-

Jvtikui street or iXutianii avenue,tho Other day, will pi ante relnui theb'uini! to this olllce and be lewardetl.

Till: Hospital Flower Society willmeet ut the Y. M l A. parlois to-

morrow afternoon nl i o'elia'k.not at:t as wart ut fiibt intended. Tliochange of time ims ben made onaocouiit of Misa Moliie --'.tiiinli.iugh'senterlainiiieiit.

At a cuionei', jury lwld ycsli idayfoi the puip'i-- e i,t e.ixiuiiiug into tlieciiut'O fif tho le.eenl llro on liieiiardstieet, the verdict tendered was thatthe liio was cint'ctl by tins acciiUntalexplosion of a l.iitip in tho room nl'Marian Mitchell.

Miss Mollio Stuiiibnuch will onter-tai- n

ut tlie Y. M. C. A. Hall at U

o'clock afternoon. Itwould be so gratifying to the blindtongstress aiid elocutioni.ts to bogrt-cet- l by a lull house on her tirs-- t

appearance h?foio the public of Ho-nolulu. Admission adult", fit) ;

children, 'lo cents.m m - "Ll'i, tho New Ilebridean, was

brought up in tbo Police Court thismorning, and after a preliminary ex-

amination on the charge of mtiider-in- g

Chas. Jliram, waa committed tothe Supreme Court. Mikalciui (1:)was fined ?Ti0 and sentenced to im-

prisonmnent at haul labor for twoyerus, for larceny of three gold ring9from u Cliimiiimu, and Katthano (w)was committed to liio SupiemeCourt for trial on tho charge oi re-

ceding s'olen goods.. . .,i. - -

(x account of tho moulders' strikein San Francifco, tho Union lionV.'oikrt of this city hud to do withoutcertain iron material expected fiomSan Francisco, in tho constructionof their moulding dopai Intent. Al-

though the loe.ition of the Woiks iswithin the firo limit, tho pillius ofthe new department now going upwill bo mmlo of wood, but coveredwith atbestoB and iron to make itfireproof. Tlie suml for mouldingpurposes is on the Andrew Welch,now tluo, and the iirat casting by tbonow iron works is not far distant.

A CARD OFTHAHKS.

In recognition of favors receivedfrom friends friends indeed thisopportunity is taken to publiclythank them for tlie noble way inwhich they have helped me, sincethe late lintel street fire. "Withheartfelt gratitude,

I remain respectfully,W'.M. MII.I.KI!.

EVENTS THIS. EVENING.

Excelsior Lodge No. 1. 1. I), O.P.. at 7:30.

Drill Co. D, Honolulu Hifies,at Mcluerny hall, at 7:30.

Drill Co. D, Honolulu Itilles, atUeretania street Armory, at 7:30.

IMjott Comedy Company, at OperaHouse, at 8.

Special Services at Central UnionChurch, at 7:30.

FOUND GUILTY.

The barkentine Amelia arrivedfrom Hilo tliis morning, bringing

of the close of thu murdertrial, Rex vs. Mills and others. Thejury found a verdict for tho Crown,and the prisoners have been sent-enced as follows: Mills, 9 years im-

prisonment at hard labor; Steele, 9

years ; Blabon, ,1 years ; and Wat-son, 3 years.

'

EniTon Bum.v.ti:; : .Will you oblige by publishing the

following questions, for somebody toanswer?

Question 1. What relation is thoEmpress of Russia to the Princessof Wales?'

Question 2. What relntion is theEmperor to the Duke of Edinburgh'swife?

Question 3. When tlie Prince ofWales was involved in debt someeight or ten years ago, who paitl it

his mother Queen Victoria, or theBritish Government? Q.

General Dc Gendre, formerly inthe L. S. Consular servico and lat-

terly in thu employ of tho JapaneseGovernment, has been appointedforeign advisor to tho King of Coreain placo of Judge Dening. Thismakes the third foreigner to holdsuch a position.

.DAILY BULLETIN : HOtfO.Lb'LU, H. 1., MAY i!0, iSNO.t;KflMm4MVMftfM(MMVVlrWhCVpriuMrtriMlMi

QUESTIONS?"

ARRIVAL 0? 1HE ttORftOWDALE.

The llrilish full-tigge- d ship("'aptain (,. ('. (iulhric,

rm May I'Jttj. I!!" days troniLiverpool, with a general cargo ofneai ly 1700 tons, Chief nllicer S.T. Annus, reports as follows:Sailed fiom Liverpool on .lanuary1st, at 2 p. 111. : ciericiiecd boister-ous weather in tlie llri"lol Cliniiiel;011 .Ian. MM. a heaiv gale .set in,doitift I'unsideiable havoc on theship's deck ; the vos-u- lay on herbo'iin ends, tin- - eargo shifted, utnlhigh i'ns liad full idav over thevessels deck. The storm havingabated, foggy weather, :iccompfiineby light winds, made their appear-ance. The Equator wa-- j reached 011

Febtuary !Uli, in long. L.') degreesV. Xo'thing evciillul occurred till

Cape Horn was imidc, which waslighted on March lillh, in laL o(J

deg. S., aiid long; (lo dcg. , 71days out. Then bad weather againset in which continued with almostliurricaniu violence for several days.The circuit around Cape Horn fromf0 deg. S. in the Atlantic to .00 deg.S. In the Pacific was niaile 111 1H.V

days. On Apiil .'Inl, continualheavy weiterly gale again appeared,the deck being ''knee-deep- " inwater while it lasted. The Equatorin the Pacific was crossed on MayI th. Had heavy southwest swellsto latitude 8 dcg. N. : thence toHonolulu, cncounlea'd E. to X. X.E. winds with westeily swells.Sighted Maui on the morning of the19th, and arrived in Honolulu har-

bor in the afternoon.On May lib, tlie Jlorrowdalc

sighted tlie Ainciicati barkentinoGeorge C. Perkins, of San Fran-cisco, from Peru, bound lor Hono-lulu, and lost sight of her on tlie10th.

The Mm rowdale is doiked atBrewer's wharf, where her targe is,

being discharged. Messrs. Tlieo.II. Ilavies it Co., are tlie agents ofthis splendid craft.

A COMING EycHT.

The committee appointed at a nt

meeting of tlie Honolulu FireDepartment, to report on t lie advis-ability of a public entertainment inaid of tho fitcmen's relief hind, metlast evening at Hie residence of Mr.Ii. Otdenslein, tlie genial and popu-lar assistant foreman of EngineCompany No. I. Ueside.s tlie hostthere were present the two nt

engineers, Mes&rs. Geo. Norton and.1. H. linyd, Foreman Kobt. Moieof Co. Xo. J , Foreman E. I. Ryanof Co. No. J, Foreman II. Kaia ofHook & Ladder Co. and 11. Smith,secretary of the depatlnient.

It was decided by the committeeto recommend as follows: That thedepartment authorize the giving ofa public bull on the evening of .Itiue10th proximo, at the Hitles Armory,if procurable, and thnt tlie admissionfee be one dollar, the price of oneticket. It waa also decided to havetlie firemen attend in uniform on theoccasion.

Tho following appointments weremade: Jas. H. Boyd, chairman ofreception committee; llobt. More,chairman of floor committee; E. K.Ryan, chairman of decorating com-mittee ; H. Smith, chniimuii offinance and printing committee. Mr.Norton was assigned the duty ofordering committee rosettes and Mr.Orrloiib'tciti to look alter refresh-ments. Tho above named gentle-men will be pleased to iinpnit anyinformation to those who may in-

quire concerning, the objects of therelief fund, which has become de-pleted during the last two years',owing to an extra call for relief,burial of the dead and support otdisabled firemen.

A MERITED BENEFIT.Miss Lizie Lingham and Miss

Lillio Atwood, of the Bijou ComedyCompany, will receive a benefit atthe Opera House thi evening.These ladies, in common with thecompany of which they are mem-

bers, have striven faithfully andwith success to amuse and entertaintlie public of Honolulu for severalweeks past, and are deserving ofthu benefit tendered to them. Inaddition to securing a favorableopinion of their professional abili-ties, they havo also gained tlie res-pect and esteem of those of thecommunity who have becomo per-sonally acquainted with them. Thepublic will have an opportunity to-

night of practically evidencing" theirappreciation of the ladles mention-ed and their talents.

Tho piece to be played is "Lyn-wood,- "

by Tilatson,a drama found-ed on the war of the rebellion, andnew to Honolulu. The box plan isat J. E. Brown & Co.'s olllce, whcietickets may now be proem cd andseats reserved. Tho performancebegins at S o'clock, the doors openingat 7 :30. .

. THAT OPIUM.

The valuo of the opium stolenfiom the Custom House, (referredto in yesterday's Buxftvm), is nowbtatcd to bfi from S 12,000 to 8 l.r,000,or it would have brought at. the ex-

port rate S8000. The boxes whichwero found to contain, as tho. PortSurveyor says, bricks worth $20 a

thousand instead of $20 a pound,were not the same boxes that werereceived fiom the Station House.What Is more, opium which had notgono through the Police Departmentat all but went direct fiom tlie PortSurveyor to the Custom House, hasbeen "stolen. There were threequalities of the drug among the.quantity in question, and what isleft is the poorest.

s rfcMHLt -(JOICMSft UOTKL &

:vr-,- v (UHMH M1V

BY LAST

t;oiw0

MAini'tMA" I RECEIVED A

Buy f FancyWhirh lie i"W opened out f.ir ii.ipeelion.

Choice Selection of French Saicezies !

Fast Colois about l.'O I'ieces at Ho cent" .1 Vniil;

SCO l'C II ZEPHYRS, theA New

XIikmi l.n-vi- i

1 v;i:A lo e.dl th attention that

!

HUE

Latest Novelties;Line of TOYAL BATISTE;

PERSIAN MCLLS. in the

have tins mm-o- ii impoiluBeit Sileeleil Stnek of

WHI TEOi' Every Description. Pr.0 pi--

1,500 Pieces of Eralii'oiilsras in Boi from GaslAll Immense

f.fii-'"- " Lailies in want "f Etiibidideneplltebilve.

EUR,Feb CoriM'P

OIL TESTS.At a inicliiig of the Board of I

this morning, in whichtlie matter of kerosene oil now inthe market was discussed, the follow-

ing fads and liguies wete adducedfrom oils tested:

Obtained of Charles B. Dwighl,Hashed at H8 dcg., exploded at I0."

deg. ; bought of Calle & Cooke.Obtained of Malcolm Brown.

Hashed at U7 deg.. exploded at 102deg., bought of .1. T. W'aterlioii"e.

Redward, Hashed at 510 deg., ex-

ploded at !I9 dcg., bought oi .1. T.Waterhouse; brand, Pearl.

II. Atild, Hashetl at 07 detr..at 100 deg., bought of if. E.

Mclntvre; brand, Pearl.Seal, flushed at 121 and 115J deg.,

ami exploded at 122 and 121 deg.respectively.

Pacific- Hardware Co., Hashed at118, exploded at 123; brund. Aloha.

Levi, flashed at 01 deg., explodedat 9(i deg., bought of Cattle &

Cooke; brand, Pearl.B. Ordcnstcin, flashed at !'."i and

93 deg., exploded at 9G and 9o deg.respectively; brand, Best Pearl.

Tlie highest test made was lfi0degrees. A committee has beenappointed to test the oil now in thewarehouses.

MR. JOHN SLATER.

At tlie Opera House last night,Mr. John Slater gave a seance forthe benefit of the sufferers on Moio-ka- i.

Mr. Slater deliveied an ad-

dress, in which ho referred to reli-gious beliefs and his own convictions.He believed in tlie Great Teacherand his teachings, but not in thosewho merely professed adherence tothose teachings on Sundays and inpractice denied them on Mondays.He also expressed regret that therewas not a greater number present toassist in the charitable object forwhich the entrance fee was intend-ed, and intimated his intention toreturn hero at a future, time, whenhe believed there would be a morelibetal response for the same ob-

ject. He then proceeded to singleout persons from thu audience, nnddetail their characters, feelings, ex-

periences, etc. His delineationswere frequently greeted with gen-eral applause. Mr. Slater left inthe Mikahala this morning, and ex-

pects to return to Honolulu by thatvessel, leaving here by the nextsteamer for Australia.

FISHERMANS Net in pink, lightand leghoiu,

at Sacb'H Stoic, 101 Fort street, fitti It

ItOVALHAWAIIAN OPERA HOUSE

.1. E. lirnwn, Manager.

Tuesday Evening, May 2A C.i and Complimentary P.enetlt

will be tendered by

THE BIJOU

Comedy &' Dramatic k

Axn

MiiiK LILL1E ATWOOD,

On which occasion will bo producedTlllaUon's Great Drama oi

" LYN WOOD"Founded c i I.ato War of' tbo Htbt Won

CJT Box p'au at .1. E. Brown's. Par-(litet- tu

and Diesa Olrele SI; ll.ilenuvr.'.e.; Gallery 50c. r,,1S at

ARMORY.IhiAnqrAHTKus isr HATr.vi.inv,

Hawaiian Vor.c.N t:nis. fHonolulu, II. I .May in. 5S0D.J

HATl'ALIOX ORDEH.S No. i!.j

to orders I'Mied thU1)UKSUANT IIeailiiinrters everymember iif this H.ittallon Is hereby

In repori at their Armory, onWEDNESDAY MORNING, hist.,at 10 o'clock hbarp, in Failgue Uniform,to attend thn opening of ihe Legisla-ture. Hy order of

II. I HEIIHAHn.Major-Co- 1st Itiillullmi, H. V.

E. W. Lanuli:v.Captain A Adjutant Ms lit

--FOKT STREWS.

XKW JKHIH !

LA sTOCK or

Latest Dciigns;

!litu 3:vi:m1 the i'in'.et and

GOODSIn select from. 1 have bought

i""ltlllCllt.i can savt. 30 pel cent no every

I

Hie

I

L1C II,1Io1 & Fori SlroH.

Auction Sales by James F. Morgan.

LANDLORD'S SALG OF

Goods & ChattelslUstrulni'it tin' the tuii-iui- ) iiiviiI

er tt.nt.

lam liistiueled li .lilic It. Holt.,ll. Hi soil at I'lililieAueliiin

TIIiritHDAY, 'May 22ml,AT III O'CLOCK A. 11.,

Of sald day. at my Salesroom, on (ueenstieet, hi the City ot Honolulu, the fol-lowing described Hoods jtnl Chattels ofFool, Lung, a late tenant of said .lame-R- .

Holt, dr., In siid M 01" Honolulu.dUtrained for at pars of lent, and hav-ing been held the statutory length ottime by the saiil .liiine J!. Holt. Jr.. vi:Chinese & Japanese Crockery,

And Other Wares, Cm Ins and Otheriooils, Chattel. and Kffeets of said

Took Lute:, tal.cn iiom his stoic In"Moll's Ithuk,'' Xuiiauti jilrvet, In saidCity of Honolulti

JAS. !'. MOKGAX,Auctioneer.

J. M. Mjincnrrat Attonicvforl.andloidHonolulu. April '.'. Iti'.iO. .V.s ul

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF

REAL ESTATE I

Hy direction of CECIL P.ROWX, theEseeuiorof the last will and ofPhilip Milton, deeeas-ed- , I am directedto cell at Public Aueiiuu, at my Sales-room in Honolulu,

On SATU.UDAY, May S2 1 tli,AT l!i O'CLOCK SOOX.

The late Hume-ten- d of the said I'ldliiMilton, being that ecitalu piopei't situ-ate on tlie inaiiKa side of King Mi'eet. In.said Honolulu, between the prcuiiMt-o- f

AI. Hunan, Eij., and Alex. ouugEsi.

'1 he above Property N planted withfruit trees and giapo vines, and has annilc.-la-u well fiom which there Is nowan income uf per annum. Titleperfect. Also, at tlie Mime time andplace, and by tlie -- aine direction I sli'dlsell that ee't.uu

Piece or Parcel of Laii !

situate at Kiilaokahua. Honolulu, ad-

joining the preiiil.-c-s of Charles Dudolt.1H., and containing an aiea of G

acres, suitable for a liinucste.id. Titlepeifet.

Xla?" Heeds at the cxpcim- - of the pur- -

' ,,K1'JAS. F. 3I01U1AN,.'l!i Id Auctioneer.

XOT1CK.

ClAPI'AlN'OrotOiitlulp. of thn shiplm repou-Rlbl- e

for any ileutt; wmtl acted by bisciew during the vessel's stay In thisport. fi.V.i "a

NOTICE of SALE.

XI ic.Ivl. hold a plivate Mile, at IllsSpreckel's Illuek, during the afternoonsot Saturday and Aftmday next. Whenhe will offer a selection of local vIcwhhi btth oils and watercolnrs, at veryniitch reduced rates for cash. o.V.i ul

IO RENT or LISAS 12

a 'pilA'l ileMratile PromisesiJfS J "i Fort street, In the.23X5 'Mclueriiv Illock.M recently

occupied by J. N. S. Williains, hiiltablefor olllce or store. For Informationapply to olllec Union Iron WorU, Es-

planade, or tofiVJlm .1. N. S. WILLIAMS.

TO it:rWO Nicely FurnishedAVI Itnnms nt WalMkl, on

aSSyfi tin: beach near the bridge.Apply to A STONE VOCE L..'.."it lw At L. 11. Kerr's.

TO LET

s. liKEMISES Mtuaicd ntl X Kiipabinui. at niesent

occupied by Mrs. Ouriioy.PoitupHslun given on .liino 1. 18!0,;i; iw JOHN V. C'OI.HL'RN.

fH ARTS CO.)KAN DIES of all kinds

Vhonolulu every day utthe "Elite," 558 1V

Life Assu

re TTi- -

The Equif aoleCJr-- ocioty of tho

Ate now selling their Bonds, and uponture of Insurance goes with every Bond.

Tin- - follow in-- r are a few of the mt'iiv attractive forms offered byoriginal and progressive Cumprmy :

ENDOWMENT BONDS, 5 PEN CENT. GUARANTEED FOR LIFE.INDEMNITY BDNDS. 4 " " " " "IMPROVED FREE TONTINES WITH LUCRATIVE OPTIONS.ENDOWMENTS.PARTNERSHIP AND JOINT LIFE POLICIES.CHILDRENS' ENDOWMENTS, ETC.

Tlie Company is equitable, its payments prompt and cettain, and itpopularity unbounded.

Frvm the Xw Yt'iTho largest Jhishiffts V.xvr

ittZim

u:

United Stateseai additional fen- -

this

AprilTrunsiiulyti

DEALERS l.N- -

H M 1 ALS'''.ip-- , Medi- -

l.'eliicdief,

t.00!t.H,

CELEHUATEI)

Soda ateiJsl W VI v?

uiu'u Company.new business of the Equitable Life Assurance Society of New

York for the first quarter of the present year is reported to exceed FirtvMillion Dui.lmis. This is at tlie rate of I m l.utulrtil mMliciu of 'tfr-tifijo- i

liti tr-ir- , and is unprecedented In the unnaN of life assurance.

fc2rI 11 formation cheerfully furnished to any who will write, to or callupon the undersigned at olllce.

ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT,for the Hawaiian Inlands-- , Equitable Assurance Society

of the V. S. Jan-1-5)- 0

H O L ten-- l.MI (METERS ,t

DRUG S & CToilet Ann I. ", Fin Perl'inii-- ,

e)iii. Hiiiiu'np.itbie

Of Hi eriLilii n.

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MANUF.VCTrtiERS t)K

! O' Kr v r i- -f survn i.. $iii)i-- ' rtiJ VlllMWi itfhi

OS" Brisk Work About

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The

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Tlie

General Life

Every

CIGARS, CIGARETTES & TOBACCO

I'SING EXCLISIVELY THE

HYATT PUEE WATER SYSTSPJlTOR ALL AERATED EEVEEAGES.

KM FOItT STItKirr. :::::: SION'fVT.DLU.

vvrvi". j! . JI.CHEJ! i3FauKiis Grand Active A Golden Anvil

Wrought Steel CookingRangesWith Broiler & Kot Water Attachments !

lwia'.mab f ,i.ai-Ji--L.i.-f- . -- . 1 .jr

Consuming One-thir- d Less Tim!, ei!h3r weed or coal, Ihsn any oiher Stovo

In existoucc !

Na It I

Whose Baking Qualities arc Unsurpscocc!

'Wtii Grnte is of triangular form having tlirco BUtiaccs whiel) ure re-

versible, ko th.it tcp.ir.itetop Mirhu'o c.ui bo used on alternate days; ortin.' one Hiirface in coure of tipc -- liows any wear then tlie other can be turned

and on Hie other, making iteiiunl in durability to three ilintinct (irdUv- -

FOR SALE

las', Clcsa Stava

EY THE

John nt

Cr.f.'ii. Hkown,

HAWAIIAN HARDWARE Co.,Furt ftreet, Sireek"l,' Hank, Honolulu, H. 1.r,2f if

1 l.'rrE. R. IlKNimr. President ,t Manager.Qouriwr IJitow.v, Seereiary .t Tre.i-ure- r.

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HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO.,(MMITJ3IW

ipM. SiireckoU' KtuuU, : Er Sjlrei'l, tlouolala.IMPORTERS and DEALERS IN

Gen'l Hardware, Glassware, Crockery,Qenuino Haviland Chiua, plain anil decoratod; onil Wedgtwccd

Ware,Piano, Library A .Stand Iiiupf, Chandeliers it Elcctolior,Lamp Futures of all kind, A complete asoortni't of Drills & Filen,

PLANTATION SUPPLIES Of EVERY DESCRIPTION !

The "G.uellu" Riding Flow it Equalizer,Rluelicurd Rico I'low, I'lunter.s' Steel it Gooeeneckeil H'Ce,'

OiiM, Oiln,L.VRI), CYLINDER, KEROSENE, LINSEED,

I'liint. Varnishes .t Uruslies, lauila it Sisal Rope,HANDLES OF ALL KINDS,

Howe, JL-- 1 oho. Homo, AKUIH1ER, WlRE-nOUN- of htipirior iptality; .V STEAM,

Agato Iron Ware, Silver Plated Vui Tablp it.Poukot Cutlerv,Powder, Shot A: iJap, Tho Celebrated "Ulub" .Maeltltii-louil- ed Curtridges,

Hart's J'utont "Duplex" Die Stock for 1'ipo it Unit Threading,Hartman'f) Steel Wiru Fenco it Stool Mats,

Gate City Stono Filters,"New

iiov.2iM!9

1J

terms.

iQ

Ena,

opjei.

Wire

ljuhk"

Yiu. l,. Jbinber'a Wrought Steel Ranges

Process" Twist Drills,Neal'g Carriagu l'aiuts,

ltlktok 'ni.".ij!a II1W1 l

M.

lWlIBy"Wy"' """PP wv3?twrw0rT VJjjfV"

Xcwnjmw(jm,iwmiumJ!ii.iaja'3icmMujijbttMiiii' tmimm urn i i 3MirT'acjuainrettiauiH,uij.vrVq

"R H1 &.JLft X JUJLL.I J I iXiD Jy

no iroxrA' yjL'JtiSK'i'.ham: Ji'sr itr.cKivuu a vi:nv laiiou jshoiit.mknt op

Staple & Fancy Dry Goods,LADIES' & CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR,

GentM Suriiiwliiiig: Oooclr, Are., Sco.,All will be sold at Reiu-oimbl- Prices.

Our DiotMiinking DepartmentCLARK will bo about May

wfllfWIH'WRg'.

mam1 & aumrHAVE JUST RECEIVED Ex AUSTRALIA

A Choice Line of Dry & Fancy Goods,lNCLl'MXO

Kill (JIovoh from ! to UO UultoiiN,Hosiery, Salines, Scotch Ginghams, latest patterns; Woolen Dress Goods,

ALSO, A CHOICE LOT OF

Hoys', Youths' & Children's Clothing, Trnnks, Bags & Valises.

CASTLE & COOKET

IMPOUTEKK

Shipping & Commission Merchants,

PLANTATION & INSURANCE AGENTS,

-- IICAI.UHS

mulct nnuingcment'of MISS

IS'- -

Cream & Plain Soda.

--jKJo Boll 298

Cor. Edinburrrh & Queen

NOTT,

Builders' and General Hardware, Agricultural Implements,

Carpenters', Blacksmiths', Mnehinit-- ' it Plumbers' Tods,

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS !

Kitchen Utensils, Taint,', Oil, Vanmhi's, Lamp Qocde mid

Oeneral 3&XevGlixiiiliriK.

Blake's Steam Pumps, Weston's Centrifugals,

Wilcox & Gibbs, & Remington Sewing Machines,

Dr. Jayne & Sons Family Medicines.

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CRYSTAL SODA-:- - -:- - WORKS,JOHN GRACE, : : Proprietor.

SOLK MANUFACTURERS of "THE GREAT BLOOD1'UEIFJEU"

SARSAPARILLA IRON WATER,

Ginger Ale, Sarsaparilln,ALSO

4 OH AIM I'AGMO O1OJ01C.gjlg-- WATERS PURE

Mutual Telephone 330 -xsa-

Lemon,

Telophono

and

AERATED GUARANTEED

Island orders promptly attended to.

UNION FEED CO.OFFER. BED ROCK 1'lliCEB

o

Calii'orniu Hay, OatH, Bran, .

Calio Hfoal, Linseed Moul,Rfirley, Jlollcd liarlcy.

Middling Ground Jiarloy,Wlieat and Corn Flour.

I'LOUlt adrAltu, Golden Gate & Snlimurvda FLOUItTelephoneB, No. 175.

JOHN

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Oil

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Granite, Iron and Tin Ware I

Chandeliers, Lamps and Lanterns,WATER PIPE and RUBBER HOSE,

House Keeping Goods,PLUMBING, TIN, COPPER, ( ANDsns Sheet Iron Work.

H 'MjpjfpiBP" llP'fli " mmgfifmtr''

DAILY JstrLLlC'Jta : HONOLULU, JI. i.,

E -B-

- TH0MASCdntractor i$jjt$k & Builder.

L'sllmrdns Given on Brick, Iron. Slono &

Wooden Building, JobbingAttended To.

Ki:i:rs vok sai.i:Brick, Lime, Cement, Tlaster of Paris,

Mnible DuM, Wire Lnth,

California North Beach & Santa Cruz

HAM).Quarry Tiles 0x0 red. wlilto and blue;Mliiton, riiiiflc ami Kueatistlo "lllcs invat tons pattei ns, nil kinds of Drainage

Vun-- .

oaf OrriCK SoiithcaM coiner Ala- -

ke.i u ml Queen streets.Mutual -- &uTCLEI'HONESfif Ball 351

nih

Slew lacliwy For Si1 Putnam Engine l.'V.lfl,1 Three Roller Mill,

1 5 feet Vacuum Pan,With 20 inch Holt A Fitting-- ,

complete ;

1 lCxlOxUxls Combined VacuumPump,

I 12x12x7x18 Combined VacuumPumps "Uhike."

8 All In good order ami romlltlnu.and icady for delivery at the end of thepresent "grinding mmshii. May be

at llumnku.i Mill, Paaullo, Ha-

waii. Appl to54i! 1 mi Theo. H. Dsvics&Co.

Government Coupons Lost !

March 2.1id, Coupons MO, Horn! No. 221630,830,

Sir.,sir.,sir., 1L'!

Kill

SIH) '

A..T. CARTWRIG11T.Honolulu, March 1!5. lb'.iO. 51 1 tf

FOK SALE CHEAP

ACOMPLLTK oiittlt for linking andearhoualed lieeiai:is,

all In good order. AddressC. MEJXECKi:,

r:il Hin "Walolilnu, Ilnwitil.

LADIES' XU11S1S.

",R6. MONROK, lndit'd' muse, haB1?X removed to No. JI, Kukui luno.

Fli.14JP

NOTICE.

aeeonut of ill health Dr. .1. M.ON Whitney inn appointed Dr. E. L.Hutchinson to take ehare of bN oilleeuntil his leturn. ' ")7 tf

NOTICE.

MItS. OSllORNi; - now piepared toInstiuetioiis in Faney Work

nt l,Tln. Arlington," Room (i. Cla-.- s

: Mondays, Wt'dnc-day- s andLiiiluy. Private lemons by specialarriiiieiuent. Jitainpiny; and onlerspromptly attended to. feb2l-l- y

NOTICE.

HAVING bought out Mr. W. H.in the "Honolulu Cairlnge

JI ami factory ," at l'JS Kott htteet, 1 nutprepared to contiuuu thu above biialne--

umiertho old name, of Honolulu Cur.rtae Manuinctoiy, and being an oldexperienced carriage builder I solicitthe. patronage of uiy old friends and thepublic in general, and with my thoroughknowledge of Hie bupiuo;" and with e..porifticud workmen and using only thebest material I guarantee general satin-factio-

Pieae call ami fcce mu bcfiirel'Oibr elsewhere.

(Signed): GIDEON WEST.Honolulu. Oct. 2H. lh!. Hill tf

WANTED

COTTAGE coivenieiittoA street cms. Would likenuiet nlncu near Hotel Mo.

derate rent desired. Address "C. t,"Hi'(.li:tin Oltlee. f,0U tf

WAKTE1

rpO rent for 1 month a LargeX Room or Hall, citherurnund Uooror upstairs, must

be centrally situated. 41(5 tf

Furnished House To Lot

AT Witikiki, a two storyTlnilul, ,mitnln1mr ulv

iiySOSS room-- i nicely furnished, withkitchen, lituai, bath and servant's iooiiih,stable, etc., to let lor a few months r.t are.i&onablo rate. Or rooms will bo letsingly with eood tabic; board.

HAWAIIAN RUMNESS AGENCY.

Valuable Property For Sale

ON uiiautt Avenue, anowl; iuiiiislied ti.6torv

House coutalnliiL' 8 looms.kitchen, bathroom, closets, canliiKOhouse, stable, benery, etc. Groundsnontiiiii i! 2.10 ncies, well laid nut inlawn". Rhitdo and fruit Irees, llowe.rs,etc. Will bo sold low, with or withoutfurniture, horses, carriuges, livestock,mid all this appointments needed In aflrtit.ehifcB residence, ns the owner in.tends leaving tliuo Ibbinds.

JIAWAILVN BUSINESS AGENCY.

S)elluriiH).i

''piIE host icmedyforJ wuudH, ulcers,

jrcswRv'!e mills, liroud tlcsh ami, v miics of every den'i'lp- -i jfjt.:SJ1 tion to person-- , or ani

mals. Adopted by leading horso rail-road, club and livery nt.tblcs, etc., Inthu United States ami eluewheie. Wnare prepared to prove this statement bytestimonials mid references to pluntoismid liverymen In thin Kingdom.Apnlv to

HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.

Island Viowfl.

A LARGE assortment of Photographsmid Stereoscopic VIcwh of the

most attractive scenery, buildings, etc,in these islands, fur sale at reasonableprices.

HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.Corner Fort and Merchant streets,

2308 tf

FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING

(ip tiu:

M him Association

JULY 4. 1890.

fuonit.viuir.:lt STAKES,"

RUNNING.- - ., Mile. Dash. Freefor all Hawaiian bred hote,

2nd PUKSE."

RUNNING, 1 Mile D.nh. 1'ieeto all.

3r.l Itacj-"MA- RAOE."

TROTTING and l'ACIXO. To11 alliens. 1 Mile Heats, be.st :i In .

4th PUUaU."

irXXIX(L a, Mile Dutli. ForMaul bred Iiuim,

5th TORBE."

HCXX1NO. ij Mile mid repeat.Piee for all IIiiu:i1I:iii bled hordes.

Cth Rcc-"KI- N0'a l'LATE."

TROlTIXd. 1 Mile Hi'Ms, biwt 2In 3, to harness. For nil boraenllkmit a reeoid of II: 10 or better.

7th TORSE."

RUNNING. I1 Mile Dash. Fleeto all.

tlth Rlc- c-' NOVELTT RACE.1'

RUNNING. 1 Mile. Dnh. Ut.'.'ml,."td and Ith iiiniter. For llawuilaiibred horis. .

Oth Ku6-"KU- LA PURSE.

POXY RACK, ,'s, Mile Dash. ForPonies 1 1 bund or under, to eariylUOpound.s and up.

10th Rct-"WAI- HEE PURSE."

TROTTING nnd PACING. 1 MireHeals, bet 'J In II, to harnes. Fieeto all.

1 1th Race "CORINTHIAN RACE."

HUNNING. 1 MUfDa-b- . Owner-loliili- !;

welterweights. Ftee Mall.1 2th Race "HAWAIIAN COMMERCIAL and

SUGAIt CO.'S PURSE.

TROTTING and PACING. ToHumes. 1 Mile Heats, bent '2 in !l.

Free for all Hawaiian bred burse-;- .

t3lli Race-"M- ANA CUP."

RUXX1XG. l'j .Mile Da-- h. Fieefor all Hawaiian bred borc-- .

I4lh Raco-"MAI- OEN RACE."

RUNNING, 'j Mile Dah. Freeto all Hawaiian bled IidI'mS thatnever ran a public race.

IDtli Race "MAUI DERBY."

RUXX1XG. 'i Mile Da-- h. Freefor all Hawaiian bred 2 vear old".

1Clli Race "MULE RACE."

RUNNING. '.. Mile Dash, Frcto all; catch weights.

EXECUTIVE CO.MM 1TTEE.:.;.'.i l w .

Pitt & Scott's

jPsii-ceels- - JbCxpi'CNMChief CSice, 23 Cannon Street, London, EngUnd.

Packages booked to most parts of tliowoild. Packages obtained from abroad.Through oulcr.s to destination.

.I.E. UltOWN&CO.,Agents for Hawaiian Island s, Old Ca-

pitol Kuildiogs. ri.'ii; tin

AN INVOICE-- or-

EXTRA

CIGARSImported Direct from Havana.

C. O. BERGER.ol7

HEWETT & JACOBSEN,Accountant!, Collectors, 0ommlsiou Agents nud

Custom Ilonse Uiokers.

Am at all times prepared to per-foi-

any description of Clerical Woik,such as Auditing Accounts, Posting upTiadcsmcn's Rooks, Making Inventoriesof Stock, Engrossing Legal Documents,Etc. Competent and Reliable FreightCleiks for thu delivery ami tallying ofcargoes.

CJTOllice at HusrAt t: it Honi:ino.Vfl,Qilion street. Post Oillris Kox Idtl, Alii,tual Telephono It); Ik-l-l Telephonu 414.

M4 tr

&E0RGE GRAY,(Late of the Ci.stomsj

Regs leave to inform this public, mer-chants and others, that he I pieparedto iindei lake the collection of bllU, ap-praiser work, ami making inventoriesm bankrupt and other stocks. TypeWilting done with neatness and dU-pat- ch

and at moderate rates.

Bell Telephone 401: P. 0. Box 333.512 lilt

SALT FOIt SALE.

J HAVE received a few hundred bagsof Halt, of thu very best quality,

each bag weighing ISO pounds, I willsell at very lowest price at $1 each;special reduction by the ton, Oidersfiom other Islands will be promptlyattended to with satisfaction gtmraii.teed. Address nil orders to

Ciias. I. HIRAM,BIO 2m Httimolpo, Honolulu, Oulm.

MAX 20, 1890,rKubMniM

riicifie flardra Co,, I'd,

B. 1. t llllnliam, VrtsHcnti J. O, Spencer,Mniisgeri 1', L, Winter, Treasurer,

Tin: vi:nv i.ati:5t l.s

Piano Lamps, Banquet Lamps,

J itlll'lll'V I .11111 H.

Hall Lamps & Chandeliers,.lul Hoeelml from the Fueror.

A New Line of RefrigeratorsI

A Full Line of the, Fn oiltc

s Refrigerator's and Ice Cksels,

Dlutoa'a Haws A. Illci) New Lines of Locks,

Sheli'-Hurdwnr- e, Ele.,Pliinel, Jr., Cultivators.

Pictures Frames & Mouldings,

FaciQo Hardware Co., L'd.:.5ii tf Fori & Jlerchnut .ts.

ixJiniiMolmliBrew"

,f.r..aa.San

T t Arrived from Ronton.

C. BREWER & CO.orrr.it nn sai.i: a

Variety of Vehicles !

Consisting of

Side Bar and Corning Buggies,

Extension Top Cnbtlolet,Village Carts.

Extension Top at Side Bar,

From the celebrated manufactory ofGeo. L. Urownell. New

Bedford. ANo

PHAETONS !

Surry Carryalls,

Pianobox Buggies,Exprpos Wagons,

jmlujuh: CARTSOf tho well-know- n Dole A' Osgood

make.

Boy" The pubMc are Invited to inspectthese (Jootls at the store of

C. IHlEWISie & Co.,:I7 1 in .",1 Queen stieet.

Gustav A.. SchumanCarriage Trimmer.

No. 70 & 81 : : King Sheet.

At W. Wright & foil's.

Hnvlng received n full assortment ofOatriage Trimming lateriuls from theEast, I am prupnred to execute all orderswith neatness and despntch.at very rcn.sotiahlR rates.

G. A. SCHUMAN.spr 7.!ilMy

JUSTltAMDEDEx Late Arrivals from Auckland

a Choice Lot of

New Zealand OatsSuitable For itaclnp: Stock.

UNION FEED CO.r.ru 2w

NOTICE.

CAPTAIN A. V. Rrown, of thelmrkwill not be responsible

for any debts contracted by bin crowduring the vessel's stay In thfs port.

MI lw

NOTICE.

MR. David Dayton will act for mounder a full power of attorney

during my absence from the Kingdom.JAMES DODD.

MR. L. C. Abies holds special powerof attorney from Jaiucs Dodd to

at tend to any business matters connectedwith the Criterion Saloon.

JAMES DODD,Uy David Dayton. Attorucv-ln-Far- t.

Honolulu, May 12, 161)0."

Mil lw

RAILROAD HOUSE."VTO. 0 King street, near tho Bridge,--L Open day and night. Meals at allhours. Orders lor California producereecised. E. T. (IIL.Y,.11 2 Sin Pioprietor.

LOST

DRAFT drawn by Guv & RobinsonT. Waterhoiiho for SHiU.firt

In favor of Akaniuia and endorsed livAkiumtra and Ahko. Not certain aboutthe number of cents. Payment IsMopped. GlilJSw

WANTEDFIRST-CLAS- S Carriage Wood-

worker1 und 1 Carrlutto .TobbiiurSmith at tho Honolulu Carriage Fac-tory, 128 Fort street. Must bo steady,sober men. Reasonable wages will bepaid. O. WEST,Mi lw Proprietor.

I MM I IUW MMtt iVMrtbWMMWt' '"'""'Tl J --a!!-

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HAMMERSMITH & FIELD,

r Our New Artotype llliKtratedCatalogue sent fiee on application.

UN MIITTIJlt NT.,

Nan KrauelMOO. ' : s (Vitirornta.may

W.180O W

Unsurpassed! Most Delicious!And Finely Flavored

WEDDING CAKES!Ornamented In Kvcrv Ntylo.

Having a reputation of t7 years InHonolulu ami being bis own woik-matiM-

Horn can sell

Cheaper than at niiv other place tu thecliy.

HIUII nnd I'll UK

ICE CREAM!At Dollars a Unllon.

Made from the Woodlnwn CelebratedCieam.

F. HORN,Proprietor Pioneer Steam Candy Fac-

tory &. linker'. IVM lm

FBrMolaia&Hojponi

The Al MtcaniHlilp

"Yamashiro Maru"YOUNG, Commandor.

Will leave Honolulu for the above portson or about

SATURDAY, May 24.

HJ- - For freight or passage, havingsuperior cabin and stcetugo uccommo.datious, apply to

Win, G. IEW1N & Co.,

r45 td Agents.

fl

At',KahIklnul, Maul, there will bo soldat Public Auction,

On TUESDAY, May 20tl.,100 HEAD '

COWS, HEIFERS and CALYES

tSTTho Cnttle can he scon at the Penof Kiiblkiuui auvtime befote the sale.M4 4w J. C. FLO RES & CO.

NEW YORK LINE !

MstAX Al Vessel will be despatched for

Honolulu to suit from New Yorkin all thu month of April. Oiders forgoods to bo shipped by this vesselshould bo forwarded as early as possi-ble to Insure shipment. Kor furtherparticulars Inquire of the Agents,

CASTLE & COOKE,Honolulu, II. I.

Or, W. II. GROSSMAN & RRO.,77 & 7!) Broad street,

4$5 2m"

Mew York City.

TAI WO CHAN,

Manufacturer of Ladies'and Gentlemen's

French Kid, Calf & KangarooSKIN S1IK08 MADli TO OltDKlt.

IVKKed Of Newod; nlno. HnrtUleH.33 Nuuanu St., : : : P. O. Box 201.

apl 7.80.1y

GOO KIM & CO.,No. fi9 Nuuanu St., Honolulu,

MERCHANT TAILORS,And dealers In nil kinds of

tlasJNliuereci and VurnlHlilnir ooiIm.

Also, n full stock of Dry and FancyGoods. Good lit guaranteed. fil7:im

Hawaiian Lime I

Mast) 1T.H IIAItltKI..

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., L'D,Mil Solo Agents. tl

FOR SALE

for sale nt HawaiianCommercial Salesrooms, corner of

1 tiueou mid Nuuanu streets. 468 tf

Oceanic Mm "miT13IK TAHIK:From San Franoiaoo.

I.eavu Duo ulS. F. Honolulu

Cenlniiili.i . May .'II . June 7Alniiied.i . .hum 28. ...I uly rMaiipOHii . July till. ..Aug 2Zcnhuidiii. .Aug 'ill. . . Atig 30Alameda , .Sept -- 0. . .Kopt 27Mnripom. . ..Oct 18. ...Oct 25Zcnlaiidiii. .Nov 15.. ...Nov 22Alameda . ..Dec El. ...Deo 20

For San Franoisoo.

Leuvo Duo utSydney Honolulu

Atntnnilii Jlay II Jluy HIJlitriposa Ittuu 11 . ..luno 28Zenlandia .... .Inly '. ...July 2C.

AlnmtMln Aug (I.. ..Aug 2:iMnriposn Sept H Sopl 20Zoaliuiilia Oct 1 Oct, ISAlameda Oct 20. . . . Nov 15

Mariposa Nov 20 ... . Dec HiZealaiuliu Dec 21.... Jan 10

Intermediate S. S. Australia.

Lenvo 8. F. Leuvo Honolulu.Friday... May 211 Friday. . June (J

Fiidav. .June 20 Friday.. July J ,

Friday.. 'July 18 Fridav.. . Aug 1

Friday. .Aug 15 Friday.. Aug 2!

Friday . . Sept 12 Fiiday . . Sept 2(

Fridav. ..Oct 10 Friday.. .Oct 24Friday. .Nov 7 Fridav... Nov 21

Friday. . .Deo 5 Friday. ..Dec 18

8.

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FOK SAN I''KANCJKM,The new and tine Al steel stenmililp

"Alameda,"Of the Oceanic Btentnshtn Company, will

be due at Houolultt from Sydneyand Auckland ou or about

May 31, 1890.And will leuvo for tho above pott withmalls and passengers ou or about Unit'date.

For freight or passage, having SU-

PERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS, applyto

WM. Q. IiiWIN & CO., Agent.

For Sydney and Auckland.

The ncv and tine Al nice! stoMi'rhlp

"Zeaiandia,"Of Jhc Oceanic. Steamship Company, will

be due at Honolulu from SunFrancisco on or about

June 7, I8S0.And will have prompt dispatch withmails nnd passengers for the above porta.

For freight or passage, having SUPEIUOR ACCOMMODATIONS, applyto07 WM. G. IEW1N & CO.. Ae:oute

FILTER JESSES--!

Paauiiau Plantation, )

Hawaii, Jiuroii !), 1BSS. fItlxdou Iron A Lorouiotlv Wiiikii

Man I'raiirlMeo.Gk.nti.emkn: Wo have used two o'

your Filtor Prestos thlfc.season. They are convenient, easilyhandled nud ure working entirely to

lean recommeud no impiovemeut on them.

Very respectfully yours,(Signed) A. MOORE,

Manager Panulmu Plantation

Hkkia, Sept. 28, 18S'J.Mil. John Dveii, Agent Risdon Iron

Works, Honolulu.DuAit Sin: Please ship us one of your

Filter Prcstes, 240 sipmrefeet surface, same as the one supplied

,118 lust season, which I am pleased tosuy has given us entile satisfaction.

Yours truly,Gi:o. R. EWART.

Manager Heeia Agiiculluial Co.

These Presses are mado extra heavyfor high pressuies, occupy a iloorspuco 11 feet by 1 feet, and present afiltering surface of 240 squaro led.

A limited number In stock in Houolulu and are sold at very low prices.

Risdon Iron & Loco. Works,San Francisco.

gaiT For partleular.s cunuiro ofJOHN DYER, Honolulu,

Room No. a Spreckolf Block.

2250 tf W. G. Irwin & Co.. Acent,

Anderson &Lundy,

Artificial Teeth from one to an entire..Bet lusertcd on gold, silver, alliimlnumand rubber bases. Crown and BridgeWork a spoolalty. To persons wearingrubber plates which are a constantaourco of irritation to the mouth andthroat, wo would recommend our Fro.phyltictlc Metal Plate. All operationsperformed in accordance with the latestimprovements in dentul science. Teeth

Extracted without pnm by the use ofNitrous Oxide Gas.

tSTOIllce nt Old Tregloi.n ResidenceHotel street. Feli.80.S9

.EXIV-A- . !

A NATURAL Mineral Water. ForxjL sale only bv"' S. LUCE.

Sole Agent A-- Importer for thu ijn.waliiin Ishinils. r,u:j tf

CIIxVNGE of RESIDENCE.or. oi.iVKit

Has removed from Fort atrert to Ro.liello Lane, Palanm.

OFKICK HOUHH! 0 A. M. to 12 M. millr. m. to I) r. m.

Mulual 47D410 If

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