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THE DAILY BULLETIN

la printed and published at the office,

Queen Streot, Honolulu, H. ovcry

afternoon (Sundays oxecpted).

Subscription, - 50 cents par Monlh.

Address all Comraunicallons Daily.Oulwstih.

Advertisements, tc ensure insertion,fhould bo handed ln before ono o'clockr. m.

WALTER HILL Editor and Proprlotor

Bulletin Steam Printing Ofilco.

Nowspaper, Book and Job Printing of

nil kinds dono on the most favorabluterms.BeHTolcphono No. 250

Mutual Telephone No. 250

THE DAILY BULLETIN

Weekly Summary.

An interesting and comprehensivepublication, contains 33 columns ofreading matter on local topics, and a

complete resume of Honolulu, and IslandNpws. It istho best paper Dublishcd

'J in the Kiugdom to send to friendB

ubroad.(Subscription:

Island : : : $4 00 yearForeign : : : 5 00 "

Commission Motonants.

l.I.tVCXiEMSJL.O & Co.,R.General Commission Agents.

Honolulu

Q. W. MACFARLANE & Co.

IMPORTERS AND COMMISSIONMERCHANTS,

Queen street, Honolulu. H. I.1048

., ' GOtf SALVES & CO.,

Wholesale Grocers & Wine Merchants

Beaver Block, Honolulu.

BREWEB 5i COMPANY,c, (Limited)

Obkbkal Mercantile andCommission Agents.

LIST OB OFF1CEBB :

P. C. Jones, Jr. . . .President & Manageri. U. Uautku. .'. ..Treasurer & Secretary

DiuEcrons:lion. O. H. Bishop. S. C. Allen,

H. Watebuousk.338 ly

T. WATEBHOUBE,JOHN Importer and Dealer in GeneralMerchandise, tjueen it., Honolulu. 1

8. N. Castlc.--J. B. Atherton-G- -. P. Castle& OOQttE,(lASTLE Shipping and Commission

Merchants. Importers and Dealers inGeneral Men&anaiso, No. BO King St.,Honolulu. 1

OIoub SprecteH. Wm. U. Irwin.

IBWIN & COMPANY,WG.Sugar factors' and. Commissioncuts, Honolulu. 1

a CO.,WILDER Dealers in Lumber, Paints,Oils, Nails, Sal, and Building Materialsof every kind, cor. .Fort and Queen sts.,Honolulu. 1

. Lowers, F. J. Lowrey C. M. Cooke.

EWERS St OOOKK,L (successors to Lowers & Dickson,)Importers and Dealers In Lumber and allKinds ot Building Materials, fort street,Honolulu 1

H. G. CRABBE,

DEALER IN Wand GRAIN,

81 King Street, opposito the. Old StationHouse.

Mutual OPelepliono No. 4L.m tf

VETERINARY.ROWAT, Veterinary Surgeon,AR. and pharmacy at Hawullan

Hotel Stable corner Hotel ami Richardaircuts. Scieutitlc treatment In all dis-

eases of domestic animals. Orders lorplantation und ranch block promptlyuttonded to. Mutual Telephone 351,

P. O. Box 328. mh.l8-8'- J

O LUSO HAWAIIANO.

A LL porsons who want to communlJ. cato with tho Poitugueso, eitherfor business, or for procuring workmen,eorvants or any other helps, will find It

the most proUtablo wuy to advertise iutho Luio 1awaiiano, tho now organ oftho Portuguese colony, which Is

Hotel street, and only charger'oaannnble rates for RdviirilBMinent

rpHE BEST PAPER to subscribeX fori the "Pally .Uiillotin," 60

epti per month.

ProfoBBionalB.

MON8ARRAT,Attorney at Law & Notary Public

149 Morohnnt Street, Honolulu. tf.. -II.

ALFRED MAQOON,J Attorney at Law & Notary I'ublic

173 42 Merchant street. Tlonolulu. lyi i

David DaytonWill practice In the lower courts of theKingdom ns iiAjorney, attend to collecting in all its branches, renting of housesand any other business cntru-ie- d to him

OfUce 91 King Si rent Upstairs.Fob

PIONJEEUSTEAI CANDY FACTORY

AND JLtA-ICEIt-

P. HORN, Practical Confectioner,Pastry Cook and Baker.

71 Hotel St. -- ttJ2r Telephone 74.

Rflrs. L. G. Pray,j

Genuine Massage 1 Roman Baths

150 Fort Street. Chinese Church Yard,dee 7.S8

HOLLISTER & CO.,

Druggists & TobacconistsWHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

109 Fo- -t Street, : William's Block,21G Honolulu, H. I.

II. M. BENSOH. a. W. SMITH.

BENSON. SMITH & CO.,

Manufacturing and Dispensing

Pharmacists,118 & 110 Fort Street, - Honolulu

Depot for Bocriclco & Scechlk's

HOMCEPATHIC MEDICINES,Rickiecker's Perfumes and Toilet

Requisites, .i2y

WENNER & GO.Jlaunfnctnrlnx Jewellers,

NO. OS FORT 8T11J333T.Constantly on hand s largo assortmen

of every description of Jewelry, WatchesGold and Silver Plated Ware, &c.

958 ly

Thomas Lindsay,

Manufacturing Jeweler & Watchmaker

Kukul Jowelry a Specialty.

King Street, Honolulu, II. I.Next door to the Hawaiian Tram,

way Company's Office.

EST Particular attention paid to allkinds of repairs. Jn.l0-- 9

Hustace& Robertson,

DBAYMBN.A LL orders for Cartage promptly at-Jr-

tended to. Particular attentionpaid to the

Storing & Shippingof goods in transit to the other Islands.

Also, Black and White Sandin quantities to suit at lowest prices.

Offlco, noxt door to Jas. F. Morgan'sauction room.982 ly Mutual Telephone No. 10.

Kwong Sang)Manufacturer of

Ladles' & Gentlemen's Boots St Shoes,

Mo. UO N'uuauu Ht.,

All work Bunroutced. Lowest prices.Tho very best leather kept on bund.

238 Urn

A. II. RASEMANN,

Book-binde- r, Paper-rule- r & Blank-boo- k

Manufacturer.

No. Merchant street. Up stairs.

NEW YORK LINE !

Al Vessol will be domiciled forAN Honolulu to leave New York lit

all November For fuither informationapply to the Agents,

MKssiis. W. H. GROSSMAN & BRO ,

77 & 79 Broad St., Mew York City.

Or CASTLE & COOKE,327 1m Honolulu, H. I,

BEAVER SALOON

Tho Boot Lunoh in Town,

Tea and Coffee at 111 Hours

The Finest Brand of

Ciiars, m&AhrayB on Hand.

H. J. NOI.TK, Proprietor.

Meat Company81 KING STREET,

G. J. WALLER, - - ManagerWholesale & Hotail Butchers

AND

NAVY CONTRACTORS.1717 ly

Choicest Mutton I

Beef. R'y Pork,Flsli, "Vcjytullcs, &c, Jtoc

Always on hand at the

HONOLULU MARKET(Successors to Wm. McCnndlws),

Mo. O luecn Nt : : '1h1i 3Inrliet,Honolulu, II. I.

C2fFamily nnd Shipping Oiderscarcfully attended to. Live Stock furnishedto vessels at sbort notice. my 8

JOS. TBB5KEIIHJTCIIEIt.

Nuuanu Street.

Beef, Veal,Lamb, Mutton, & Fork.

ALSO- -

Cambridge Pork Sausages !

Fresh Every Day.

tSTUis noted Sausages are made bytho every bst machinery, and all ordersentrusted to his care will bo deliveredwith promptness and dispatch, and hisprices are as low as anywhere in thecity.

CSTTry his Bologna Sausages.--a

oct-5-8-

Anderson &Lundy,DDentists.

Artificial Teeth from ono to an cntiroset inserted on gold, silver, alliiminumand rubber bases. Crown and BridgeWork a snecialty. To persons wearingrubber plates which are a constantsnurco of irritation to the mouth andthroat, we would recommend our Pro.phylactic Metal Plate. All operationsperformed iu accordance with tho latestimprovements in dental science TeethExtracted without pain by the uso ofNitrous Oxide Qus.

tSyOftico at Old Trogloan ResidenceHotel street. Feb-20-8- 9

WRIGHT BROS.,THOMAS & HENRY,Fort Street, next Lucas' Mill,

W. W. WRIGHT,Nos. 79 and 81 King Street

Carriage Builders,Ship's Blacksmiihing, Drays, Carts &

Wagon Building as specialty.

Every description of work In thoabove lines performed in a first-clas- s

manner and executed at short notice.ALL WORK GUARANTEED.pgr Orders from the other islands

solicited. Will be pleated to sec allour old customers as well as new onesMutual Telephone No fi75.

npr.lfl-8- 9

Pioneer Shirt FactoryOf Honolulu, No. 7 Emma St

The undersigned bees to Inform thepublic of these Islands that he Is making

SliirtH ly MotiNureineut !

Directions willbo given on application.

White Shirts, Oyershlrts ft Right Gowns

A fit guarantee by making a sampluHhlrt to overy order.

Island order solicited Ball Tolcphono 410

60ty X. 91. JI KJAAH.

EMBROIDERIES and LAGESLARGE IMPORTATION

DIRECT FROM EUROPENOW OPEN AT THE

POPULAR - MILLINERY - HOUSE,104 Fort Street, Honolulu.

W- - S. SA.OtJ9 - - Proprietor.

HUSH ASSORTMENT !

Call nnd

Swiss &In every width nnd nil qualities;

Skirt' Exquisite patterns, nt very low figures;

All-ov- er

Latest patterns, in Swiss L Nainsook;

In Swiss it Nainsook ;

Laces & LaceAn immense nsaortment;

Oriental Lace Flounces Skirt Length,In White & Deep Ecru, nt exceptionally low prices;

LaceFill Skirt Length & Edgings to mulch.

$JSF" Tho above Goods nro direct from Europe and direct from themanufacturers, and will therefore bo offered ht prices lower than liither-tofor- o.

-- OFFER AT BED

California Hay, Oats, Bran,Oil Cake Meal, Iiinseed Meal,

Barley, Rolled Barley,Middling Ground Barley,

Wheat and Corn Flour.FLOUR lta, Golden Gate & Salinas-- ! FLOUR

Telephones, No. 175.

Boll Telephone, JSO -- a 8&

-- Have on hand nnd For

ASTONISH! PRICES

Nainsook Hamburg Edgings,

Embroidery Length Flounces,

IQmtoroicleries,

Children's Embroidery Flounce.s,

Flounces,

Valeneienne JrHLotiiioes,

HAWAIIAN

examine.

ROCK TRICES '

Cor. Edinburgh & Queen Sts.

Mutual Telephone, 37 1

WINE

Sale a Full Assortment of--

AT LOWEST RATES by

FRANK BROWN,Manager,

Ho. 24 Merchant Street. Hear- - Fort Street.

All Brands of American Whiskies,BOURBON, EYE and MONONGAHELA,

In Bulk or Case;

COTCCJE-- I and. IltlSKL WHISKY,In Glass and Stone Jars;

ij'jr.eioh: brandies,Vory Fino &, Vory Cheap Qualities, as ro wantod ;

GENS; in Large & Small Bottles;(White or Black), also, STONE JUGS;

Old Tom Gclu, Ueut Brand lu the Mnrhct;

EUROPEAN SHERRIES and PORT !

In Hulk and Case. All Brands o(

American Lager Beer, English Ale & Porter, German Beer, Etc,

In lint8 and Quarts;

Finest Brands of Champagnes,In Pints nnd Quarts.

Bitters, Liquors Absinthe,Apollintiri Water, Kummels,

Very Superior CALIFORNIA WINES,as roLLOtvs:

Zinfundel, Malaga, Tokay, Madeira,Port, Sherry, Riesling:, Hocks, Etc., Eto.

gJfT All ot wnich will bo sold

2170

NTERPRISPLANING MILL. E

AInkoa, near tyiccn HLTelephone SB.

WALKER & REDWARD,

Contrnotoi'H t JUulldcrn.Iirlck, Stone nnd Wooden Buildings; es-

timates given. Jobbing proiupilv at-tended to. 10 King street. Boll Tele-phone No. 2. P. O. Box, 423. up y

LUCAS,Contractor

and Builder,

Honolulu Steam Planing Mills, Lsplanade, Honolulu. '

Manufactures all kinds ot Mouldings,Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds,

Sashes, Doors, and all kinds ol Wood-work finish. Turning, Scroll and BandSawing. All kinds of Sawing and Plin-ln- g,

Morticing and Tenanting.Orders promptly attended to and vrork

guaranteed. Orders from the other ds

solicited.

Q-jF- 1 Honolulu Iron Works,CgaEllBtcam engines, sugar mills, boil-ers, coolers ; iron, brass and lead cast-ings; machinery of every descriptionmado to order. Particular attention paidto ship's black smithing. Job work exe-cuted at short notice. 1

J. E. BROWN & CO..

H Merchant Ht., Honolulu, U.I.

COMMISSION MERCHANTSACCOUNTANTS,

Conveyancers & General Agents

REAL ESTATE FACTORS &COLLECTORS.

Sole Agents for the Burlington RouteAcross America, and to the Azores.

Hole Airents for Pitt fc Scott's ForeignParcels Express & General ShippingAgency.

Sole Agents for Sunny South AeratedWaters.

Sole Agents for Moseflcld Bros.' NewZealand Mullet and Canned' Goods.

Special Agents for Leading New Zealand and Australian Mercantile Firms.

Special Agents for the California LandAssociation.

Special Agents for the Honolulu Buslnoss Directory.

Also, Other Speclul Agencies.

Customs' Entries Passed. Propcitics Managed. Assignees and Audi,tors' Work done promptly. HouseLeased and Rents Collected.

New Business SolicitedBall Telo. No. 172 Mutual Tele. No. 360.Dcc-- 5 Post Office Box 469. 8S-l- y

I. O. Box 3S1. --6- Hell Tole. 74.

Hawaiian Business Agency

Corner Fort & Merchant Streets,Honolulu, 11. 1.

GENERAL AGENTS.Accountant & Collectors

FOU THE

Hawaiian Bell Telephone So.

Manager of Advertising Departmentjob Tnn

"Mupepa Kuokoa."DEPARTMENTS of BUSINESS:

Collodions will receive special atten-tion and returns promptly made.

Real Estate bought, told and leased.Taxes Paid and property safely InsuredHomes, Cottages, Rooms and Olficei,

leased and rented, nnd rents collected.Fire and Lite Insurance efl'ected in first,

class Insurance Companies.Conveyancing a Specially Records

searched and correct Abstracts of Titlefurnished.

Legal Documenls and Papers of everydescription carefully drawn and band.Bomcly engrossed.

Copying and Translating in nil languagesin uciicml iifo in this Kingdom.

Cuitom House Business Irimsitcted witliaccuracy and dispatch.

Loam negotiated nt favorable rates.Qold, Silver and Certificates bougkt and

sold.Adverllscmonts and Subscriptions toll

cited for publishers.Sklllod and Unskilled Labor furnished.Any Article purchased Or sold.Intcr-lslan- d Orders will receive rartl.

culur attention.To Let, Furnished and Unlurnlthed Cot.

lagos in desirable localities ut reasonablerentals. 4

Several Valuablo Properlloi In nndaround the city now for bale auil leaseon easy terms.

tSrM business entrusted to our rarewill receive prompt ami faithful atten-tion at moderate ohares . "Kelt-- 4 811

NEW YORK

Life InsuranceCOMPANY.

Assets, : : $95,000,00.00

"Facts are Stubborn Things."

At every age, on every premiumtablo, nnd in ovcry year, the AC-,- ,.

TUAL RESULTS of Tonlino, Policies fof the New York Life Insurance Co. -

have been LARGER than those OPANY OTHER COMPANY issuing"similar policies.

For particulars apply to

c. o. itKiurait,Gcn'l Agent Hawaiian Islands.

283 tf

FIRE,LIFE,

MARINEINSURANCEIf.

Hartford Fire Inraranco Co.

Asset, $5,288,000

Commercial Insoronco Co.

(Fire and Marine)

Asset, $460,000.Anglo-Nevad- a Assurance Corporation ''

(Fire and Marine)CapitaLpaid up, $2,000,000

South British Fire and. Marine Ina.CoCapital, $10,000,00(1,,,

New York Life Insurance Co:

Assets, $05,000,000 r

C.O.BERGERHONOLULU.

General Agent, HaTr'n Islands.

1C53 ly .

The Best Company

THE MTJXTTAJL.

Life Insurance Co.OJT NEW TfORKii

Richard A. McCurdy, President.

The LargeBfCompany in tho World

Tho Oldest Company In the U. 8."

It Gives the Most Liberal Policies--AND-

Pays the Larflest. Dividends.

Claims paid to policy holders in the,Hawaiian Islands, during' the '

past ten years,

Over 8100.000 oo.

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tSf For rates, apply to

S. IL KOSE,General Agent, Honolulu, Hawaiian

Islands. -

CASTLE & COOKE, "

Life, FiroA Marine Insur'oe' Agent. '

AGENTS FOB.

Tho New England -

MUTUAI LIFE INS. C0MP Y

of Boston.

Tho iEtna Fire Insurance Coof Uartford, Oonn.

The Unlou Fire andMarine Insurance Co.,

of Ban Francisco, Cala.lttlly

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Prussian NationalInsurance ComrV .

xbtahuskbd 1815, iCapital, 9,000,000 Relcbtmarfcii '

TUB undersigned, having ben sp. -- iai;ent of the above Company

for the Hawaiian Islands, is prepared to '

accept risks, against Fire, on Buildings; iFurnlture,Hcn5hand,Uo, l'loduee, SugarMills eU;;, on the most .Favorable Terms

Losses Promptly-Adjuste-d sad PayabUHonolulu,

U. RIEMENBCHNEIDKH,Jly-871- y at Wilder & Co't. . 4

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BY AUTHORITY.

By Authority of the Board of Educa-

tion.

Notice is licroby given (lint Hipin

BcreTruiiu street Price t PriinaiySchool (Kulaokahu a), will lie openedfor the school year on Momlay, thelGth lust.; when ehiltlren of bothsexes, not over tkn yu.uis of at;o, will

b'e enrolled for instuiction in tho,lower u 'unary grades, in English. A

tuition fee of 50 cents si week will bo

charged for attendance, ns in allGovernment Select Schools.

Miss Laura Duncan, an exponent- -ed teacher from the United States,has beeti selected for Principal of theSchool.

W. JAS. SMITH,Seoielary.

Education Office, Pept. ft, 1889..111 3t

HatTu iTTtfiPledged to neither Sect nor Party,But established for the benefit of all.

SATURDAY. SEPT. 7, 1889.

It looked scarcely complimentaryto the Chinese amendment meeting

for the medical superintendent ofthe insane asylum to ottend, for thepurpose, as he said, of feeling theassembly's pulse. As no chargeshave been preferred in the PoliceCourt against anybody by Dr.Tucker in consequence of his diag-

nosis, his employers the Ministerswill doubtless have concluded thatan intelligent and resolute purposeand not a spasmodic mania is themainspring of the movement.

Two experienced railway expressmen have gone from America to

Europe with the intention of organ-

izing express systems on the plan ofthe gicat ones in the United States.The trouble will be to get the rail-

way corporations of the old world

persuaded of the advantages of tli2

proposed innovation. A Londondespatch says "it is impossible toconvince the railroads here that anexpress on the American modelwould pay handsomely, as the par-

cel that arrives in two days givesjust as much satisfaction as if itcame to hand in twenty-fou- r hours."

The Bur.i.rrix has been requested,to submit to the Tramways Company that a large number of theirpatrons, who live beyond the Pa-lan- ia

switch, would like to have thecars run through without change toKaniehameha .Schools. It is not thedelay of several minutes usually oc-

curring at transfers that these peo-

ple so much object to, but-the- ap-

prehend that in the wet season theywill be drenched with rain and haveto wade through mud in getting fromone car to another. There are otherannoyances connected with thetransfer the scrambling for seatswhen there is a crowd, and thenecessity of looking out for passinghorses and carriages, and avoidingthe heels of the car horses whenthey are changing ends. AM ofwhich is respectfully submitted.

GOVERNMENT CRITICISM.

"Democrat" gives the Governmentcredit for a wise administration ofthe country's resources. Generallyspeaking none but. opposing parti-son- s

can quarrel with the commend-

ation. Indeed, none hut practicedvillains in politics could have bravedother than the attempt to give us

decent government under the circumstances surrounding tho inaugura-tion of the Reform Ministry. Thereis, however, no reason extant forthe suppression of outspoken criti-

cism of details. Private partieshave had disputes in and out of thecourts with-th- Government. Thesefeel sore doubtless and probably(sympathetic friends make a halo ofdiscontent round them. Thoughtfultnen have objected to what theydeem an excess of latitude taken byMinisters before the Legislature andin their offices. Jealous watchershave yewed witli alarm an apparentdisposition of the Cabinet to evadethe strict operation of thu Auditor'sAct, after a previous incumbent hudbeen worried out of tho oliico for al-

leged Iaxness in performing hisfunctions. To impute antagonism:igainst good government to peoplewho spunk their minds regardingwhat they consider administrativedefects, sjtnply evinces a disposition

lo take the people by the throat and

v.iiiriF

clioko them into accord with every-

thing emanating from tho sacredimage of Itcform. Let us admitthat it is doubtful if other four mencould have licnn chosen and haveaccepted tlio Cabinet otllces, who

would not have made an equal num-

ber of deviations from the standardset up in 1887 to those of this ad-

ministration. Still, there is nothingthat will sooner woik deterioration

the quality of government than ass on tho part of

Ministers to scrutiny of their course,with, on tho pint of t lit public, anindolent acooplnnce without investi-

gation of thu uatuo of good gou'rn-men- t

for the thing itself. An independent public opinion is essentialto getting an independent Legisla-

ture, without which free popularEovornmcnl will never he a flourish-

ing institution.

OUR JURY SYSTEM.

Kditou Hu.i.ktin : In everycountry where the jury system Ib invogue except the Hawaiian Islands

jurors arc drawn for the panel,from lists of voters or taxpayers,by some process which leaves thepersonnel of the jury the subject ofchance: i.e., by lot, which is theonly fair method. Here, the draw-ing is regulated by Sec. 1, Chap.XVII., Laws of 1870, which reads:"Each Governor, in concert withsome Judge of a Court of Record,shall prepare semi-annuall- y, in themonths of March and September, alist of names of fifty personsresiding within their respective gubernatorial divisions, wiio, in meopinion of such Governor or Judge,are fit to servo as jurors ."This is amended hv Sec. 5, Chap.XXXVII., Laws of "l888,as follows:"The duty heretofore imposed uponthe respective Governors relatingto tho preparing of jury lists andthe drawing of "juries is herebytransferred to the Chief Clerk of theSupreme Court for the Inland ofOahu." lly a method of "disting-uishing" (judicially speaking) ourSupremo Court have decided (in thenow celebrated case whore ttie Atto-

rney-General challenged the entilepanel, drawn when the "ChiefClerk" was in America) that the"Chief Clerk" means any clerk ofthe Supreme Court.

So here we have the questionablesystem presented, of the rights oflitigants in all the most importantcases of the kingdom to say noth-

ing of the rights of those en initiallycharged with matters perhaps in-

volving the question of libeity orlife- - entrusted absolutely to a panelof men "prepared" by any of theClerks of the Supreme Court, with-

out redress or remedy in case ofmiscarriage from any cause ani-mus, carelessness, bad judgment.wrong information, or otherwise.If ft be answered that experienceshorrs there is no fearifrom such pos-

sibilities, the reply rests in the verycase above-mentione- wherein thetest was made by challenging thepanel. The average man wouldhesitate before being convincedthat a panel of twenty-fou- r men,fairlv dtawu. could embrace somany lately discharged Govern-ment employees and so many I'nownopposers of the Government's po-

licy, on notorious matters whichwere then pending for adjudicationby and before the said panel. Ithas been said in explanation aiidas an alleged fact it was an open se-

cret at the time that tho list fromwhich the panel was- - "prepared"(to use the word of the statute),w.is furnished technically by theMarshal, but really by a juniorclerk in his ollicii, who, by the way,has since been discharged for violat-ing the secrets of the ollice, in di-

vulging information to partiesagainst wIiohc interests certain judi-cial papers passed through the saidollice in their regular judicialcourse.

While such an explanation, Iftrue, may entirely exonerate from amoral standpoint any one who islecally charged with tho duty ofproviding lurors: and while it wasnever claimed, so far as wo know,that any "interest" attached to anysuch circumstances connected yithjury drawing as might be mildlycalled a strong coincidence or a re-

markable excuptiou, as the casemight be: yet the admitted fact ofthe possibility of such coincidencesor exceptions affords cause for sen-o- n

nlleetioii on the part of all in-

terested in the purity of the admin-istration of justice, the rights oflitigants in our Courts of jlecord,and the higher rights of any bo un-

fortunate as to have their liberty orlives adjudicated upon by nine menout of twelve, "prepared" by anysuch posslblo process. And thedanger of abuse creeping into thepreparation of tho list is tenfoldintensified by tho fact that nine menout of twelve give a verdict hero,instead of the entire twelvo, as else,where. It is true that the words ofthe statute, "in concert with somejudge, etc.," may be claimed a9 achecks hut tliis is theoretical, ra-

ther than practical, as any oneknows who has the least experienceof tho present imperfect system.

The seriousness of tho whole mat.ter is recall ed by a report which hasgained sonio publicity to the effectthat certain native Hawaiinns knownas thick ami thin adherents to the"Missionary" parly have been cull-er! into council by certain gentlemenin "high places," uud instructed lo"Bound" and report upon the feel

DAILY BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. I., SEPTEMBER 7, 1889.

ing and disposition of certain othernative Ilnwniinni, toward thoseagainst whom criminal chaiges nicponding for complicity in ihe eventsof July "Olh, with a view to securea panel who arc likely to convict.If there is tho least foundation infact for this, then it is timo to takedown the motto "Fint justitia, runtciclum," from the Suprcmu (Jointchamber, dissolve our Couits, andlet society return to chaos. Suchatrocity in the name of Justicewould be so stupendous that onehesitates to offer comment till thetruth bo known.

Itul is not one justified in feelinguneasy under a system which admits 3

of tuch a possibility? The remedy:!

is of course in legislation. But the1

class of legislators which this countryhas of late years been blessed withhave succeeded in wasting sessionafter session in wrangling over pettymatters (celebrated "fence" debatelast session) instead of grasping andintelligently dealing with broadquestions of government: have been, 5

in fact, straining themselves to alter 3circumstances to tit the mossgrownlaws of the semi-feud- period ofHawaii, rather than changing lawsto keep pace with changing circum-stancosan- d

conditions. For Heaven'ssake let us have a little "Reform"in substance as well as in name, and,pending legislation, let the Govern-ment see to it that they purge them-selves (as to those whom Dr.Wharton describes as having "theStato arrayed against them withunlimited means with counsel ofauthority and capacity who arc re-

garded as public olliccrs and there-fore speaking semi-judicial- ly andwith an attiudc of tranquil majestyin striking contrast to that of a de-

fendant engaged in a perturbed anddistracting struggle tor liberty ofnot for life") of any possible impli-cation or insinuation of the want ofevenhanded. Jistick.

A SAD ACCIDENT.

We regret lo chronicle an acci-dent which befel Mr. Samuel Far-ro- n,

engineer at the Pahala planta-tion on August 30th, whereby helost his right eve. Mr. K. W. Fuller, manager of the plantation,wiilcs to Messrs. C. Brewer & Co.the following particulars of the ncci-den- t:

"1 am sorry to inform youthat Mr. Farron met with a. badaccident on the 2Gth of last month,resulting in the loss of his right eye,which tho doctor had to take out.Some of the lanehmcn were outdiiving a lot of cows, when one ofthe animals broke away and randown by the mill, where Mr. farronwas fixing an cycbolt for one of thechimney guys. As he was standingin the water ditch and bendingdown, the diivers did not see him intime lo give him warning, and thecow struck him on the side, throwinghim down. As he tried to rise thecow threw up hor head, the point ofher horn striking Mr. Farron's rightcj'C, tearing the ball almost clear ofthe socket."

Much sympathy is expressed forMr. Farron in the district, as he isheld in high esteem 03' all who knowhim.

POLICE COURT PROCEEDINGS.

KKIDAV.

Kaluna was charged with desert-ing contract service with the I. I. S.N. Company, lie was ordered toreturn.

F. Ilejdrich, charged with dis-

turbing the quiet of the night, wasremanded to the 11th.

Lui Gtisnian was charged withthe embezzlement of 07, the pro-

perty of James Carty. The casewas 'continued to the 10th.

Manuel Jose, charged with the'larceny of $400, the property of W.Powell, was acquitted.

SATURDAY.

Yep Sing, a Chinese expressdriver, who was driving around townwith broken harness, was lined $5with SI costs.

lien Tenorio was reprimanded andthen discharged, for a violation ofthe express rules, by leaving hishor3Q and carriage without anyonein charge.

Ah Cheong was found guilty ofthe larceny of a pair of sleeve but-tons, the property of James Welsh,and sentenced to pay a fine of S25and be imprisoned at hard labor forsix months.

'I bo consummate InfelicityOf death by electricity,Dl?cii3.scd with pertinacity,Might jitrt iih well he toutedOn the wretch who;odoom arrestedBy tho tciciitlllc wrangling,Would ero this have died by strangling,But for the revolutionIn llioinode of execution.

THE ONLY LIVE PAPER of1 Honolulu "Tho Dally llullelii."

50 ponix ntr month.

Foy San Francisco,The Fust HulUas Uuvi.centluu

&,POT

ii s. G. WILDER,"Cam'. OitimTiis.

Will have quick dispatch for the abovepoits

On TUESDAY, Sept. tOlli, at 10 a. m.

Syro'. freight or pan a:;o apply to

F. A. SCHAEFER & CO ,

iMO 21 , Agents.

THE WORKINGMAN'S PAPERJL "Tho .Pally Bulletin," (JO centspr month

Auctton Sales by Lewis J. Lotfey.

.SlISOIAJU- -

AUCTION - SALEOf Contractor's Plant I

l'y irltr of the Tr.iinw.iysUo., (Limited), I III soil at

I'd hll o Auctloli,

Oil WEDNESDAY, Sept, litli,AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M..

At my tfulu'ronini, corner of Foitnndlateen sited-- ,

Cnrrliip" Homo?, wtll.biokm io singleliirni.se.

Otri Hone.Sidd'o iii!i.

I'JOdnr. Slo vol, Ftoi I,SO ilor. Double l'i lilted Tick I inch

s'OOl points..Miloj; Point and (.'libel I'lck' I Inch

sttcj point..Wlc.7. I'.ili.t ntd Reatfr rich J inch

Mid pn nt.ISOdoz I'lok Handle.

it 7. Wlicelliifiovs, galvanize! 'Irontin li-- s and !rm frarhe.

ib z $ Gallon Petroleum Si-l- Tin-- .rating l.nitipc.

4 only ( niitriiciir's C n h Galvaii'z.'dIron l'dini'".

1 only I J inplt In Set Cnrprntcrt. Tools,In I niiiiH'v,,iiov and ready loi iim.

(1 S(t NllVll", 't'oOls 111 IIOX'S.1 Cireiilai f?aw, .'.2 Inch mid tittlngs.

Also, a quantity of

Ruin Water Esad- Cffscts & Elbows.

tQP'Sami'li" of the Hbovo arc now onyi w at 111) Bih'bnom and nt ihe Ha.wiilian I raniWHV ("o.V oillce, King si.

Tl'.il.UH CASH.

LEWIS .T. LKVEY,"3:j Ot Auction cor.

Assignee's Sale !

I")V or-lo- of JOIKx IT. PATY, s.sl

J J slgniein

Biakriip'cy tf Meczks DicksDi",

I wi"l n-l- l it I'ulillo Auction, tit myJvili'snx m-- , (Oi in r Tort 11ml (jncetitrtL'ts, on

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. it, at 12 N0011,

2SO tasjQLAJRESOf the Cnpital Stock of the

'siftnno DonnN Onasvcinua i&aiiuii uui

LEWIS J. LEVEY,3f() or Auciiiiituer.

AXSUAL MEETING.

fjMlE suinual meeting of lliu etf'ch.JL liohk'rs of tho Jiutnnl TelephoneCo will ha held on WEDNE&DAY,September tho Ilih, at U o'clock A. m.,at thu Ounmtni'rf tniiliiinir

C. 0. BEItGICH,:YM id Secretary Mutual Tele. Co.

ASSIGNEE'S NOTJCE.

TMIE umlorHjned hnving been ap-J-

pointed Assignee of the Estate ofHichurd Cavford, bankrupt, icquestsallpi'isons lmvintj claims n(,'iiinsi S'lid es.tale to nt once duly provenliufoio tho Couit, a-- nil persons

to snid estate will make inn nodiato paj ment to mo at my oltlcu. No.Dl King stiect.345 4t DAVID DAYTON.

notiojX

TO tho Creditors of P. Mclnerny,bankrupt, of Honolulu, Oahu,

taUo notice:That tho. undersigned, Assignee of tho

KMate of P. Mclncmy, bankrupt, ofHonolulu. Oahu, 1ms preparatory toh s final nc-mi- and dividend, tubinitial his account as nich Assignee andlie i tho laniu but' no Hon Ed. Picston,AsAccliito .1 tiftice of the Supreme Court,at his Chamber?, tn whom he will ut 10o'clock a. m. on WEDNKSDAY, thu 1 libof September lbSI), apply forsibettlDincnlof raid occount and for afrom all liability ns such Assignee, andfor an order to make a final dividon I.

And iliac any purson intnrcstid maythen and there npear and ron!ot thesame. .Timo. V. LANH1NO,

Assignee Estate 1'. Mclnornv.Houoiu'u, Sept. a, mo. an i

NOTICE.

rPO the Creditors of O. Awanc, bank.1 nipt, of Iialnina, Maul, takenotice:

Thut tho under, ignrd, Aslaneo oftho Estate of 0. Awang, haikiupt, ofhaliaiua, Maul, has preparatory toIda final account and dividend, sub-mitted his account ns such Asslu-ne-

and filed the Hiino before Hon.Edwaul Preston, Associate Justice ofihu riupreme (,'oinl, at UU Chambers, tiwhom bo will at 10 o'clock a. m., onWEDNESDAY, tho 1 lib of Sept , 168!),apply for a neitleiucnt of ftdd accountand for a dl'cliarge from a'l liability usfetich Assignee, and for nn order toinnko a final dividend.

And that any person liiterctcd maythen anil thero appear and cntitcjt thetame TiiKO. V IjAX.SIXQ,

Assignee Estate l. Awnnir.Honolulu, Kept. 4, ISi'J. ai!i 4t

Supreme Court of the HawaiianIslands In Bankruptcy.

.JaMfe

TN ro ANTONK P. VIKKRA, a Bank.JL nipt. ( inter on petition of Bunk.illlil for dhchargo from debts.

Upon reading nnd flllnir tho petitionof ANTONK F. V1KRKA, of Hono.lulu, Oiiliu, alloying that more than sixmonths have elapsed since) ho was mlju.(Heated a bankrupt ijml prajlngforadUchurgo from nil his dohty.

It is ordered ihnlTUKSIUY. tho 17lhday of SopUinbor, A D, at 10 a. m.of that day, at the Court Room in Aliio.laui Hale, Honolulu, hit nnd Ib herebyappointed the time and place, fm hearingof laid i ell t ion when and nlioro all pie.(Ihois) who luvo proved their claimsagiiluH faid IWnkiiipt may appear ands how Citute If any limy have why thoprayer of Enid Baikiupl bhould not hogrihlod.

KDWAIII) PIU'JSTON,.Im-lic- Supreme Court.

Attest: Amino W. Caht'ui,Second. Deputy dealt.

Dated 1 nolulu, Aug, :1, 188D; ail 8t

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Is tlm Life Inwe Company in tlie ail Hie Largest

lis assets Jan. 1st, 1883, amounted to S12"),1!4,711). Tls insurance in force was S182, 125,184 and the com-puted Reserve Fund which with futiuo premiums and interest is rcqiiiicd for paying the same, at tho maturityof the policies or the death of the assured, was 8117,007,078, thus leaving a clear surplus for future dividends topolicy holders of S7,887,G3U.

This Company litis no capital stock. It is puiely Mutual. All the accumulations belong to its members,and all ho profits go to its policy holders who havu received since 1863, tho sura of 878,878,47(5. S2 in dividendsearned by their policies. In the same period it has also paid in death claims; 24,009,004.45 Inmatured endowments and $."i94,f48.27 in annuities to living members; and besides 808,509, 1,1!). 00 have been al-

lowed for the value of 'discontinued policies purchased by the Company. In all since 180J1, SiCl,S2,73S.77hsivii boon ruturnort to policy holders.

This amount is Twleo as Largo as the returns made by any other life insurance company in the worldduring the period named.

An Investment Returning 6 Per Cent. CompoundTo illustrate the point pertaining to the investment of funds and the return to the policy holder, the follow-

ing illustration is glvon :

This is a statement of a single premium life policy issued by this company in 180J1:

Policy No. 28,342.Single Premium Life.

Amount $10,000. Age 38. 1S03. sPremium f1,077.00.

.Fare of Policy $10,000 00Additions Credited. . .' , $7,71(5 57Additions .Surrendered 1,518 57

' J- t

Uiilunce of Addition-- . . . .'. ' C,1G8 00 . ,

Present Value of Policy as a Claim ', $10,1G8 00Premium ' , .. $4,077 00Cash Dividends Withdrawn O.. 93934 ' '

Not Amount Paid by Insured 3,137 (10

. Value iifr a Claim in Excess of Amount Paid $13,030 34

The existing addition amount to nenrly 200 per cent, of tho net amount paid by the insured, and the in-

sured litis rcaize'il 0 pr rvnt. com.ound interest on Ilia investment.With conditions quite as favorable to them ns to the Mutual, no one of its would-b- e rivals has ever equaled

this result. A. D. THOMAS,;l2S ,f Executive Special Agent the Mutual Life Ins. Co.

GolSegeanh-

PoieiooPreparatorySclool

iioxoi.ri.r, h. i.

These Schools open for the New Year

September Sl 18S!.The faculty of O.ihu College will be

the panic as la-- t year. Tho Friendsays: think that 'there has neverbeen an abler faculty at Oahu College,or ono better adapte'd to impart a highclassical and ..cienti11c education.'1

The Boarding Department can ac-commodate but few more than wcic inattendance last year, and all who desireto enter should make an early applica-tion

The Preparatory School continuesunder the Priucipalsliipof MUsMulonc;Miss Carrie A. Gihnan takes MissChamberlain's position, tho litter hav-ing resigned to remove to the UnitedStates.

The Trustees are happy to anuouncot1 at, through the generous interest of afriend, they are electing a tine newbuilding and remodeling tho presentone, so that this school will occupy newand commodious quartern in Septem-ber. When thus equipped we believethe I'reparatoty Seliool will offer oppor-tunities second to none in the kingdom.

JBAdtlross all letters of inquiry orapplication to

ItEV. C. MEKIUTT,317 lin President.

Carriage For Sale Cheap.NBW Car.gSS 1 riage 1iitt finished

and band.-omel-y tiimmedin firm class style: must I c immediatelysold lo close na Apply to

HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AOKNUY.

Furnished Cottage To Let.

MA NKAT Cattago of fourJ rooms, nicely nnnered

JWcr- - and paintul, thoroughly mosquito proof and partially furnhhtd, inperfect order, wlih kitchen. Conventently locatud, to rent at $20 per monthto a dcMrahlo tennnt.

HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.

Cottage To Let.

ANEW one Mory Cottagepart of I.iliha

street, coniniiiinc 5 roomsnicely papered' and painted, bath room,kite on, nice lawn, shndo trees, etc.Will be rented reasonable to a good ton-an- t,

x

HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.

Spelterlno.riMiE best remedy for1 w omul 1, ulcers,

galls, proud llebh and7K sores of every descrip-tion to jiersons or ani

mals. Adopted by leading horse rail-road, club and livery stables, etc., Intho United States and elsewhere. Woare prepared to prove this statement bytestimonials and refeiences to plautoisand jlverymen in this Kingdom,A

HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGRNCY.

Island VieyB.

A LARGE assortment of I holographsmid Stereoscopic Views of ihe

most attractive scenery, buildings, etc,In these Islands, for salo at reasonableprices.

HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.Corner Fort and Meicunut street!,

2:503 ti

NOTICE.

S'HOOTING or tiespisslng ni tholand known as tho Ahiinuaa of

Wnlnio and the Land of Walkiikaluua(above tho toad to Wiiialua). in Ewa,Island of Uahu, is lioioby forbidden

I 841 lw 1 1 . a BROWN

iim mmmmmammmmmmettmmmmKKimmmmmHmmmmfmmmKmmmmm

tsetw sroi5.Es:

Oldest Active MM Stales

m il'e Worm !

88,480,1)03.07

Enterest.

YOUMAN'S CELEBRATED

New York Stiff & Opera Hats !

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311 lin

..JHtyn'tSTSfcfcALSEMMtTiE BCOTEXuCopjxigateiL.

NEW FALL STYLES JUST RECEIVED I

3ML. GJO!-.2:3TERC3- -,

Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.

Trie Ofiicege Oesh RegisterWITH

Automatic Adding; Attachment !This tho only CASH REGISTER

which shows the total amount of sales at any moment.

CDCQ

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0& Everybody needs one and nobody can afford to bo without one.

330 lin

fcJUST

ENDORSED

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that a Solf-addin- ir

C. O. BERGER,Sole Agent for tho Hawaiian

ARRIVED - !

Established 1840

ARTISTS:iskx e. moiiowaski,

Aug, IIoi'1'.man,A'dom'.

And Otiiwsp.

Westermayer's Celebrated Uprights !

MADE EXPRESSLY FOR THIS CLIMATE.

J. & C. FISCHER PIANOS !BOUDOIR UPRIGHTS .i CABINET UPRIGHTS.

Other PIANOS of Well-know- n American Factories on the Way,FOR SALE AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICES

Ed. HQFFSOKLAEGE R & Co..325 lin and Bothol Streets.

5? FISCHER PIANOSo

Renowned for Tone and Durability !

80,000 In Use ) FORr YEARS.

BY THECaul Zi:iii:aiin,

Kaiii. Mki:z,ElJOUNK TlIAYKK,

Ci.aka Louihk ICr.u.oao,tSt 3iUftsio

SJST

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Islands.

FOLLOWING

Gu)s,Many

BY

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HAWA83A NEWS CO.,Solo Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.

Call, or writo for Catalogues. 32 j,rt

;. F. EHLEES & CO,JUST RECEIVED PER S. S. "AUSTRALIA."

New SATEEES, SEERSUCKERS & PRINTS,

CLARK;

ILaxcow &c Embroideries,IN GREAT VARIETY nt VERY LOW PRICES.

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floiltt ilttliufinSATURDAY, SEPT. 7, 1889.

ARRIVALS.fccpt 7

Sum- - Kntila from KnumStiiir Ukcllku from MnulStinr MokollI from Molok.itStiiir Lthuu from HawaiiStinr VI vn from MnulSuhr KuMolfiom Uuwuli

DEPARTURES.Sept 7

Sehr Eva for Etiicku

VESSELS LEAVING MONDAY.

Stmr-Llkellk- for Mnul at 5 p inStmr I.chtia for UaniaUuu at iTp m

PASSENGERS.

From Hnwall per stmr Lcliua, Sept 7C Bolte am 10 deck.From Molokai per stmr MokollI, Sept

7 Sixteen deck passengers.From Maul per stmr I, Ikelike, Sept 7W Louies, O Uuiirt, W Ch.vmbcrinlu,

O A Peacock, Miss Baldwin, Prof W I)Alexatuli'riuid daughter, F W Damon,Mrs H W I.sdne niui son, F Aunstrong,Mrs JUS Ku'leo and child, Miss A MCrook, J A Palmer, Mrs Kckel, MasterWin Uoruwell, Master Ohus Hyde, L MVetlesen, Brother James, Miss MayHorn, Airs Staples, Mrs A do Carni-val ro, II O Treadway, V Armstrong,Mia Win Tinner, Miss I Ltshmnu. Mis-ses Glade (2), 3 Chinese and 80 deck.

SHIPPING NOTES.

Tho tern Eva sailed in ballast tillsmorning for Eureka.

The bieamer .MokollI sails for.Molokalon Tuesday at 5 p in.I The stinr Llkelikc brought 1 horse, 1(

hides and 120 pkgs sundries.The bktue s G Wilder sails on Tues-

day for Han Francisco with over a thou-sand tons of sugar. She will also takeseveial passengers.

The MokollI In ought this morningfrom Molokai 37 sheep, 1 horse. 21 bur-lol- s

molasses, 11 bags sugar, 20 pkgssuudiics.

BORN.

DAVI' In Honolulu, September Cth.to the wife of Henry Davis, a son.

MARRIED.

Hawaii, on Wedii'dav. ltli iust.,hv .1. G. lloapill, Esq., Mr, ChailesHall of Kaiu.iliu, and MUs Alice 1.Makckuu of Lahaina, Maul.

SMITH-JAME- S At Kainuliu, Kona,Hawuii, on Wednesday, ltli Inst.,by J. G. lloapill, Esq , Mr. SydneySmith of Kainaliu, and Miss tusau.Tames of I.uhaina, Maui.

QUEEN'S HOSPITAL.

aieetins of the Hoard of Trustees.A quarterly meeting of the Board

of Trustees of the Queen's Hospitalwas held at the Chamber ot Com-

merce Room this morning, Hon. C.R. Bishop, Vice-Presiden- t, in thechair. The attendance was good.

The visiting committee made asatisfactory report. The followingvisiting committee was appointedfor the ensuing quarter: Mr. Jus-tice Dole, Hon. A. S. Cleghorn andCol. C. P. Iaukea.

A lengthy discussion look placewith regard to the proposed amend-ment to the by-la- which resultedin the introduction of an amendmentwhich will be acted upon at a spe-cial meeting to be held a monthhence.

The Treasurer reported the totalamount of the Queen Emma legacyfund as $10,87-2.9- 1 of which

is uninvested in the Treas-urer's hand

Following is the house physician'sreport:

to the trustees op tiie queen'sHospital:

Geuttemtn I have the honor tosubmit the following report for thequarter ending .August 31, 1389:

The number of patients at presentin the Hospital is 19 ; viz. : 23

(19 males, 4 females), 1

Japanese and 25 of other nationali-ties ; 23 paying.

The number of admissions duringthe quarter was 93 ; viz. : 34 ns

(25 males, 9 females), C

Chinese and 53 of other nationali-ties.

Discharged, 70 ; viz. : 24 Ila-waiia- ns

(10 males, 8 females), 8Chinese, 2 Japanese and 42 of

rothcr nationalities.Deaths, 7 ; viz. : 2 Hawaiian

males, 1 Japanese and 4 of othernationalities.

The causes of death were as fol- -

lows: accident 1, consumption 1,

disease of brain 1, gunshot wound1, hujinorrhago 1, typhoid fever 2.

Tho highest number of indoor pa-

tients was 50, lowest 33; dailyaverage 39. Culls at the dispeupary

, 107. Number of prescriptions, 1450.The number of patients treated in

the Hospital was as follows: June02 ; July GO ; August 83.

Respectfully submitted,RoiiEiiT McKinniN.

fOREICH ITEMS.The" Newfoundland Government

refuses to sulmiit the question ofentering tlie Canadian Confedera-tion to J.lie electors. Tic people ofthe island are afraid of the Domin-ion's debt.

Edward Conroy, aged 80 years,flldes't of the United States consulsaj)d tlte junior of only one in theougt,h of service, lately died at $an

Jqan, Porto Rico, where he was ap-pointed consul iu 1809.

Judge Ingruham of thu SupremeCouit in New York has refused ailinjunction against thu Sugar Trust,pending the determination of thuappeal of the North River Sugar Re-iluo- ry

Co. from tho judgment in Itscase. '

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LOCAL & GENERAL HEWS.

Goon aitku.voox, Mr. PresidentGoldberg.

Ltvi: pork is ten cents iv pound inthis nunkct.

Tin: Likeliko biought quite uhuge uiimbei of passengers thismorning,

Amoko the audience in the PoliceCourt this morning w.is n Chinuinunwho stands Gft. 2in. high.

Am. Governuiunt schools through-out the Kingdom open for u newterm on Monday, the lGth inst.

The alaliiiiu or red lish aio to boseen in thu harbor in largo numbers.Which chief or clueless is going to"make."

A lahge audiencu ulteuded thobaud concert at Thomas Square lustevening. Some of the nupibers wereencored.

Hok. Krcil. II. and Mrs. llayscldcnand family arrived from Lamii yes-terday, and aie stopping at tho Ha-waiian Hotel.

Knormous quantities of the lishcalled kiiwiikuwu have been caughton tho Koulau side of the island thopast few days.

There, should be a very good gameof ball at Makiki this afternoon. Thuband will play there instead of atEmma Square.

Mx. L. M. Vetlcson cf Kahului isin town. lie leaves on Tuesday forICuuai, to spend a well earned vaca-tion of two weeks.

A special meeting of the Boaidof Trustees of the Queen's Hospitalis called for October 12th, to uet upona proposed amendment to the byelaws.

The regular meeting of the Ha-waiian Mission Children's Societywill be held this evening, at 7:110

o'clock, ut tho lesidenco of Rev. W.13. Olebon.

Messrs. Schaefcr & Co. announcetin bai ken tine S. G. Wilder to sailfor San Francisco on Tuesday nextut 10 a. m. Tho Wilder has superiorcabin accommodation.

At Kaumakapili churchRev. J. Bickncll will preach in themorning at 10:30, and the Rev. S. E.Bishop at the union service in thoevening, at 7 :30 o'clock.

Tun banana sloop icturncd fromPearl River yesterday afternoon withnary a fish, and its occupants ushungry as hunters. They leport"having had a night out."

.Times appear to be brightening up

on Kona, Ilmvaii. A double weddingtook place there on Wednesday inwhich the grooms bore the respectiverelations to each other of uncle andnephew.

The officers and crew of II. P. M.S. Espicgle will attend the 11:15service of tho second congregation ofSt. Andiow's Cathedral Sundaymorning. Tho Rev. Alex. Mackintoshwill ofliciatc.

The Hawaiian Bell TelephoneCompany has extended its lines toCump Austin, at Wuialae, and onMonday will place a telephone in theresidence of Mr. Paul Isenberg, Jr.,at that place.

A number of sportsmen wcie outduck shouting in the Kooluu districton Thursday. A party of eight bag-ged 100 while another party of twoshot 50. This is considered very goodfor native duck shooting, as the for-eign ducks uro not allowed to be shotuntil next month.

Two prisoners doing hard libor inearnest were seen in the Governmentyard this morning. Thoy were driv-ing n horse liuuling a lawn mower,and tho machine would only workwhen the horse trotted. The convictshud a hard time of it keeping up inthe sweltering beat.

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Mr. Morgan will hold a sale thisevening at his auction rooms of newgoods, which are fully specified inanother column. It is well to beariu mind that the goods will be soldregardless of cost. Reserved eatswill bo piovidcd for ladies. The salecommences at 7 o'clock.

Rails are laid on tho Oahu Rail-way to thu bono mill opposite

Schools. By Tuesdaythey will bo up to the Kulilii bridge.Tho oiiiu wood ties, although orderedin December, aro not fully supplied,und trackluyiug will he delayed some-what when those on hand are usedup.

There wab u full attendance at thoannual meeting of the HonoluluArion last evening. Tho followingofficers wcie elected for the ensuingtoini: President, Maurice Goldberg j

t, Wilhehn WoltorsjSecretary, Call Podeyn; Treasurer,Julius A soli; Auditing Committee,J. II. Heist, B, Ordciibtciii, and J.Dartuun. Other busincbs of a I onlinecharacter wus tiuusuctcd, and thomeeting was brought to n closo bycoeial conversation and music,

EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Auction sale by Mr. Morgan, at 7o'clock, at his sales room, when will

he offered a large and vuried assort-

ment of goods.Mei'tlnjj Hawaijan Jn8i Chi-

ldren's Society, at residenco of W.B. Oleson, .

Meeting Typographical Union No.87, ut K. of i hall, Fort street, at7 o'clock.

THE WEEKLY BULLETIN1 ad columns, purely local matter

Mailed to foreign counlrlc. $5 perannum.

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DAILY BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. I., SEPTEMBER 7, 3 889.

ANOTHER LARGE MEETING.

Committed Appointed In ('aiiTfliitln IHnlrlrt lor Xumc

The Pythian hall on Fort streetyesterday evening contained anotherlarge meeting iu favor of a Chineseconstitutional Amendment. Mr. T.R. Lucas, the chairman elected theprevious evening, called the meetingto ordci at 8 o'clock, and Mr. F.Godfrey resumed the secretary'sdesk.

Mr. Kmmeluth, for the committeeappointed at the first meeting, re-

ported the following resolutionprinted in shape to receive signa-tures:

We, the undersigned, residentsand voters o Honolulu, regardlessol' all political differences, herebyexpress our approval of a propositionto call the present Legislature to-

gether again for the purpese of submining to the electors, at the com-

ing election, an Amendment to theConstitution calculated to meet andsettle the Chinese question ; and wohereby pledge ourselves to sign pe-

titions or attend public meetings insupport of this proposition.

Thu report wos unanimouslyadopted.

The chairman, in harmony witha sentiment expressed by Mr. J. W.McDonald, intimated that personali-ties would not be in order at thatmeeting. The secretary spoke tosimilar purpose.

Hon. W. A. Kinney, after a briefdiscussion on getting signatures ofthose present to the resolution, gavea statement of the object of thesemeetings. It was simply to get theLegislature together for the solepurpose of giving the people satis-faction upon the Chinese question.Ai the first action of the Legislaturethe question would not be for oragainst the amendment, but whetherthe people should have the measuresubmitted to them. This was thepeople's right and could not be de-

nied by their representatives. Wm.Wilder was the first of our repre-sentatives to clearly express hissubmission to the people's will inthe Legislature. Applause. J Thepeople should teach the .Legislaturethat they were its masters. Mem-

bers of the Legislature had no lightto get up and say tho people shouldnot have this or that desire granted.That was a remnant of the old auto-cratic idea. This should not be amechanics' organization, laudable assuch was in its own place, but bebroad enough to embrace all classes.The speaker recommended cautioniu all their proceedings, as everychance would be taken to trip themup. They were acting not merelyfor themselves and the present, butfor posterity and the future of thecountry. Therefore, let all standtogether and not gratify the enemyby the spectacle of a backdown.

Mr. Etnmeluth thought thesemeetings woufd be impeded by both-ering with signatiues. Let themeetings be devoted to the dissem-ination of appropriate information.He moved that a committee of ten beappointed to get signatures through-out this District to the resolution.Tne motion was seconded.

Mr. Ilcrrick thought il would beconvenient to get the more than ahundred names of those now present.

Mr. J. V. Gibbs wanted to knowsomething about the constitutionalamendment that it was propased tohave passed. He wanted to knowfor what his signature was asked.

The President, Secretary,and Mr.Kinney essayed toauswer the ques-tion. The latter said the main thingwas to get the Legislature together,and let the Ministry bear the res-

ponsibility of giving tho people sa-

tisfaction in tho measure to bo sub-

mitted.Further discussion of the motion

for a conimitteo wa9 had, which re-

sulted in an amendment passing, tothe effect that those present signby wards and the chair select thecommittee from the rolls.

During a recess of ten minutesmost of those present signed theirnames to the resolution. The fol-

lowing canvassing committee wasappointed: Ward 1, Robt. Lishman,M. A. Gonsalves; Want 2, J. J.Quinn, II. T. Devoilj Ward 3,Thos. AVright, L. L. La Pierre;Ward 4, W. A. Kinney, J. W. Treg-loa- n;

AVaid 5, J. Kuiincluth, S. C.Dwight. Remarks were then calledfor.

Mr. D. M. Crowley expressed hissympathy with the movement, andhis agreement with Mr. Kinnoy'sideas regarding the mode of proce-dure. It was a question of now ornever ; this matter must be settlednow. The fight, here was nn une-

qual one between the workingmanand the capitalist. He was too oldto fight npw and intended to get outof the country. It was his part tohave witnessed the first piece ofanti-Chine- legislation ever attempted in an Anglo-Saxo- n country.That was iu Queensland and thespeaker gave some particulars ofthe law, which was disallowed bytlie Imperial Government. Thespeaker considered the planters hadtin use for a white man in this coun-try except to work on tho planta-tions. Sugar was at the bottom ofall our tioublcs. The foreignersshould seel; of the na-

tives in nil progressive politics.Mr. J. L. Kuulukou was called

upou but said he was not prepaiedto express his sentiments on thisoccasion.

Mr. J. A, Osorio, on behalf of hisPortuguese countrymen, read, iuophion uppti the proposed amend-ment, suggesting what they deemed,would, be an improvement upon the

v?..iv. :&& ...atf-.-

measure as thev understood It. lie.was heartily "applauded on ,

eluding.After a general agreement as to a

fund for expenses, the meeting ad-

journed till Monday evening.

Auction Sales by James F, Morgan.

Auction imiOn Saturday Evening, Sept. 7th

T 7 O'CLOCK,At ray Salesroom, Queen street, 1 will

sell at Public Auction, avaried line of

IVJE OOOOS !

Comprising

Ladies and Gouts

Silk Handkerchiefs!Gents Underwear,

Lislo Thread and Merino Soclu,Ijfidies Underwear,

Children's Dresses & Rubes,

Silk Dress PatternsA largo assortment of

Lace Dress PatternsLadies Hose,Silk & Laco Shan Is,

A new lot of

Linen Table Cloths,Linen Napkins, Towels,

A very Hue asortiiicul of

GENTS & LADIESSilk Umbrellas and Parasols 1

Just opened.A large assortment of

velvet ai Tapestry RuesOf new designs which must bo sold

at any pi ice.

GOArEmbroidered Table Cloths 1

Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc.

Ci" ltemembsr that at. this Sale, allGoods must he sold rcg'ttdlcss ofcobl.

J6S5" Reserved Seals for Ladies. a

JAS. F. MOltGAN,343 It Auctioneer.

Desirable : Buildiug : Lob

AJT A.TJCriON.By order of Mr. W R. Onstle I will

'ell :it Public Auction, ut my .Salesroom,Queen stiect,

On Rftonday, Sept. 9th.AT 12 O'CLOCK XOO.V.

Adjoining the residence of Dr. I'ydc onDeretanla street.

The property has a f i outage of 2.'50 feeton Deretiiniu s'ticct, 2.")0'feet on Youngstreet, and is 1100 feet deep

For the accommodation of partieswIpIuiii; to obtain lots for residences thein opcity will he subdivided Into Hots:2 on Young stiect. size 125 by loO t

deep, and i on llerutnniu street, 125 feetfrontage by lfiO fo-'- t dee"p.

t: Special attention is called to thissale of the most desirable I uildiug Lotsoffered for sale iu Honolulu.

JSfiSALE POSITIVE raFor fin tlicr particulars apply to W.

IX. CASTLE, or to

JAS. F. MOKGAN,1 I) 4t Auctioneer.

A3ZEIGE..Mihsloni'predier Herr

Doctor Schneider u ird nmBonntagden tf September, Vormiiiugs 11 Uhr, indcr Y. AI. O A. Hull, einen deutschenQnitcsdlenst iibhalten.

His Kaiserliclr Deutsche Konsulat.!Mt3t II. P. GLADE.

NOTICE.

AT a meeting of the Trustees of thoPlanters' Labor & Supply Com.

pany held this day, it was toted thutihe unnual meeting of thu Company heIMd In Honolulu, on MONDAY, Octo-borSB-

1KS3, ut 10 o'clock a m., at therooms of tho ChiimbT of Cnrnmrrc.

w. o. smith:,aecretarv.

Honolulu, Sept. 0, 1880. 310 Iw

NOTICE of MEETING.

A SPECIAL meeting of tho Hoard ofTrustees of the Ho.pltnl

will be held ul the rom of the Chamberof Commerce, on SATUItDAY, the 12thOolober, 1683, for tlo purpobo of actingupon a proposed amendment lo thu By.Laws ot thu Queen's llofpluil Corpora,lion. Per order

F. A. SCHAEFER,Secretary.

Honolulu, Sept. 7, lSJO. aw td

J. N. S. WILLIAMS.Engineer & Contractor,

Is prepared to design und contract forall clawed of Sugar Extraction Machi-nery, Inhaling Machinery, Evipoiut.lug Appaiatus, Vacuum Pans, Knclueuof all kinds ami for all purposea, W-itt-

Wheel, Water Couiluii, (boih pipesaad Humes), Steam Unllers of variouskinds, Ittillioad Matoilul and ltolUngSum'; IJt'i , Lie.

iipmjk. .u.vcmximY,In all us branches a spe lulty.

i'lauUitions Mii'p'ieil "ItU Chemical midAnalytical Apparatus ot thu very heeldescription to order,

jfiF Closo Attention puld to all orders,und niillsfrictlo'i to thu purchaser gua.raniaeil. P. O. Ilox 33Q. Fort htreet,Honolulu sppuQBlJ-l-

TTTQT T? T?P"E,T'?7"Fi,Tl" UA " VJW V JLiM

FRESHDeparture Bay Goal!

Flisl.clas for Family Use'

For Sale in ftuan titles to SuitAT

ALLEN & ROBINSON,315 J'No. 40 Queen Street. 131

TO ARRiVE !

Per IMtlsh 1J irk "llancu," now fullyduo from Liverpool, an

Invoice of

AVIHT13 DUOS.'

Portland Cement!ForS.ilc in Quantities to Suit !

F. A. Schaefer & Co.'s.314 lw

Hawaiian Tramways Co,(LIMITED).

ii&gp:Half-hourl-y Service on Bore-tani- a

Streot.On and utter Friday, Sept. Oth, the

cars will run us under:Leave hurf for Puuahou (via Fort

and Uerctauln streets) U:-H- , 7:28. 7 :r.r,8:2.--

o.

in., and half-hourl- y. Last car8 :55 p. in. Sunday1' (he same from !) :25a. in.

Xotk The curs leaving at 25 und 28minutes past the hour go to the College,all others to Kltle Kange.

Leave Klltc llaugo for Whaif (viaBerc'uuia und Fort) 7 :3G n. m undhourly. Last cur 8:3(5 p. in. Sundaysthu Mime f i oin 8:30 a. in.

Miturduy und Sunday additional, 0:30p. m. to Central Union Church only.

Leave I'unahou (Corner of Iterc-tan- la

street) for stieet, Fortstreet and wharf, 0:05, n:3.".. 7:05, 7 :39,8:00 u. in. and half-hourl- The lat curut-l- ) :0!) p. in., und an extra on Saturdaysat J::W p. in. run to Central UnionChurch on'y.

Sundavs 8:30, 0:20, 0:42, 10:03,10:30 and hulf-hoiu;l- y. The two lastcurs at 0:00 and 0:30 p. m. run to Cen-tral Union Church only.

Loive O.ihu College (For Heretuniastreet, Foit street and Wharf) 8:00 a.m. and huuily. The lat car at 9:00 pin. rivis to Centsal Upion Chinch onlv.

fciuidays 0:10, 10:00, 10:30, 11:00 u.in., 12:10 and 1:00 p. in., and thenhourly. Thu last car at 0 :O0 runs toCentral Union Church onlv.

Alterations in Nuuanu andFort Street Running.

Leave Puuoa for Wharf (via Queenstreot) 0:22 a. in. and hourly Last car7:2. p. m., also, 8:22 p. in. "for I'ulainn.Sundays the same from 8:22 a. in.

Leave Pauou for Wharf and Hotel(via School and Foil streets) 0:37 a. in.and hourly. Lust car 8:37 p. in., also0:37). m. for Puuahou. Sundays thesumo from 0:37 a. m.

Leave Wharf for Pauoa (via Queenstreet) 7:02 a. in. and hourly. Last carat 8 :02 p.m. Sundays tho 'same from0:02 a. m.

Leave Hotel for Pauoa (via Alakeaand Fort .streets) 7.01 anil hourly. Lustcar at 0:0t p. in. Sundays thu samefrom 10:01 a. in.

Xotk Theso two services to P.iuo.iwill he doubled In a faw days, when ufull time table will hu Issued.

EST-- limited number of Advertie-nient- swill bo Inserted hi this Time

Table and applications for space shouldho sent to this Ollleo without delay.

344 Gt

Hawaiian Tramways Co.

(LIMITED.)

Through Car HerlrrH for Htndentaon Xuuauu .V Horntanla HIh.

Hot Available to the General Public.

MONDAY to FRIDAY.

A car will leave I'.uioa bridge onNuuanu street at 8:2U it. m , truvel viaSchool, Fort and lierelnniu streets, Warrive at Oahu College- 8:57;

School 8.30, Central UnionChurch 8:!15, Punahou Preparatory 8;!I7

A car will leave Oahu College 8,01a. in., passing Piuialiou Preparatory at8:80, Central Union (,'hurch H 3, For'.-.- tSchool 8:37, arrive Pauoa 8:H.

A car will Ioivj Pauni hrldgii onNuuanu street at 1 .r:i p. in., travel viaSchool, Fort and Heretunia streets, toarrive at Oahu College 2:2T, pissingKort-s- t. School 2:00, Central UnionChurch 2:03, I'uuihou Preparatory 2:07,

A car will leave Oahu College 2:30p, in., to arrive HtContril Union Oburchat:03 and Pauoa 3:12.

B3?"Nn cash will he taken on thesecarrt which will he Jubelled "btudentsOnly" Tickets iu packets of 20 for 1,or 600 for $32 00, can ho obtulned atthis ollice.

SUNDAYS.

Leave Oahu f'ollcgu ot (1:10, Punahouilrunl 11:2.0; arrive Central I'nion ChurchH:10 lny over opposite Queen Einiii'tHull.

Leave Central Unioa Church 12:10.(Notk Tills oar will await the termi-nation of tlo servic!-)- ,

Lcuvo Oahu U illogo 0:00, ahead ofordinary car expedited from Pensncolaniui, to arrive at Cxulral Union Church0:27; Ihv ovir opposllu Queou Knin.HHull unlil-lc- ivu H.4U or (l;D2. all Ul

NOTICE.

AIISS IJERRY'S SlIiooI will reopen1H MONDAY. Botitomlier Dili, at

I No. 4i Emma tttcet, 312 Gl

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OPINIONS - OF - THE - PRESSon nn:

Hew Free Tontine PolicyOF

Equitable Life Assurance SocietyOK THK UNITKI) STATKS

A SIMPLE PROMISE TO PAY.

From the Xkw Youk Timi. .Itiuc'.'J, 1S80.

The Equitable Life Assurance Society has adopted a new form ofpolicy which, like a Ijank draft, is a simple proniHW to pay without condi-tions on the back.

From the Oiucauo Invkstioatoii.1Always on tlie alert, and ever anxious to give the public th". most

ailvantugeous contract in life insurance, the Equitable Life Assurance So-

ciety of New has, in the past, made many advances on old methods,and has been tlie means to liberalize life assurance in a greater degree,perhaps, than any other organization. It is not at all surprising, there-fore, that this great company now comes before the people with a newcontract, the like of which has not before been known in life insurance.

From the Kentuukv IIeohtbu, Wehtnond, Kj.. .limp 28, 18SD.

The Equitable Life Assurance Society has, iu the past, done more tocreate anil maintain confidence in life assurance than any company.Consequently it3 business is larger than that of any of its competitors.Furthermore, it has now taken a step which practically sweeps every ob-

jection of the character referred to out of the way. The result, undoubt-edly, will be that thousands of men who have heretofore lacked confidencein life assurance, will examine tlie new policy offered by the Equitable,and assure their lives forthwith.

rFrom the Boston Post.VThis company has done more than any other to simplify the assurance

contract, and to maintain public confidence in life assurance. .

From the Pvcific Uniieuwiutki:, San l'r.ineiico, .hily I. IsSO J .,

The Equitable has already established a world-wid- e reputation forliberal dealings with its policy-holde- rs and for its prompt settlement of alllegitimate claims against it, and this new policy connot fail to enhance itsreputation for enterprise and progresstvenes3 in dealing with the subjectof life assurance.

JB For full particulars call on

ALEX. J.330 lm General

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NOTICE.

MR. ANTON VOGEL is not in ouremploy anv more nftnr IhU ilate.E. HOFFSCIILAEGER & CO.

Honolulu, Aug. , 1889. UJ5 lm

NOTICE.

THE Merry.fjn round will run at Wai.WwlucHdny and even,

hijj; Wednesday und Saturday afternoonfor ladies and children. The "Tramwayswill run two curs at 10.07 and three cursat 10.37. ill I tw

FOit SALEO COITAGES and PremisesO on Emma htreet, at a le

figure. Aptriv 'J. M. JUUNHAKKAT,

Cartwright's Ul0"l. Merchant St.204 tf

FOR SALE or LEASEOUSE and Premises atIuilel. Honolulu House

comaiiM three hirco und tworojtiiHund hall and a large attic.

Cottage with three rooms on the pre-mises ; cook nml buth-lious- Stublowith three stalls and curringe house:sliiulo and fruit trees nt tho premises.Apply to J. M. MONSARRAT,

Cartwright'c Htonlc, .Merchant St.201 tf

TO LET.

Rooms to let.corner of

.Punchbowl and HerrtaniaBtreeta, would bo very convenient for asmall family. 255 Cm

FOR SALE.

Mnnnui Ranch,situate nt Mnanul,

Molokai, with sonic 100head of Cattle ar.d uboul

JO Horn- - and More, will be bold onmisonume terms. Apnlv to

j 342 fit II. HACICFKf.I) & CO.

FOR SALE- CLASS

In per-fect order. Apply at

this utllcu. 341 tf

HORSE FOR SALE.

A QUAY BidiJIoHurt-it- . Apply

toW. II. WRIGHT,

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"MARIN"Will stand at seivleo at

W AIALAE,

Rucoim 2:22, Sacramento, Sept. IS,1887.

l'KliluitKK: -- Marin wis aired hjrQuinn's Putcheu, he by ieo. M. Pat-clie-

Jr.; Mnriu'sdum hv Kuilgrant. hehy Hilly McCracken; liillv McOmckenhv McCrackcn't Black Hank, 707, (thesire of Lady Oooley, and of tlie dam ofOverman, 2:11M) McUracken's Uluok.Huwk, 707, hv Vurmont Black Hawk, B;2nd dam hy Marshall's Black Hawk, he-h-y

Ksston'd Black Hawk. The dam otQuinn's Putcheu hy Btockhrldge Chief,he hy Vermont Muck Hawk, 0.

U T. Carroll of San FrancUco, thoformer owuer of Marin, vouches, thatout of ihlriy-fci- x mares served hy thiahorse during Ida last seusou in Cali.fornia, thirty.fivo proved with foal

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Groceries, Provisions and Feed,EAST CORNER FORT AND KING STREETS.

Now Goods received by every racket from the Extern Stales and EuropeFrosh California Produro by every Steamer. All orders faith fully attended toand Goods dollvorcd to any part rf tho citv frco of charge Island orders poll,cited. Satisfaction guaranteed. l'lvtfcOfllco tinx 145. 'IVHuuiono No. 03 fn"v-- 8"

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LEWIS & CO., Ill Fort Street,noNoi.ri.ii,

IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS GROCERIES PROYISIOBS.

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OBy eah steamer of the O. S. S. Co. from California

fresh Cala. Roll Butter, Frozen Oysters & Fresli Cala, Frnits,

XIhIi, Gnmo. Vortiilles, 13tc, 12te.A complete line of Crosse & Blackwell's & J, T. Morton's Canned & Bottled Goods

Always on lrind. Also, jus' received n fresh Hoe of

Mcrniaa Pate & Potted Jleufs & Itottled Preserved Fruit h,Lewis & Co.'s Maltese Brand Sugar Cured 11 una & B icon,

New Breakfast Cereals, Cream Oat Flakes & Grcim Wheat Flakes,Bicily Lemons A Cala. Riverside Oranges.

Oregon Burhauk Potatoes, Etc., Etc., Etc.

ap-l- G SatisiVxetioxi Gruarantecd. 87

CHARLES HUSTACE,king

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HAS JUST

STREET.

Kit Salmon Bellies, Block Codfish, Smoked Beef, Buffalo Ham &Bacou, Boxes Smoked Hcrihig, Tins Norcwgian Salt Herring,Mild Cal. Cheese, Atmores Mince Meat, Green Tin tie Soup,Terrapin Soup, Sugar Raisins. Cunants, Walnuts, Almonds,Dried Peaches, Prunes, Dates, Honey, Cereoline Flakes,

CAPE COD CHANUER1UES,Tomato Ketchup, Cases Sugar Corn, Cases Sugar Peas, 'JerseyBlue Potatoes, Ruta Bagas Turnips, Calafornia Onions, Crackers,all kinds; Choice Teas, Fresli Apples, Saloon Pilot and MediumBread, Wheat, Flour, Butter, Plum Pudding, etc., etc., etc.

And a General Assortment of Canned Meats, Frnits and Other Groceries.

mh-9- J B& Leave your orders, or ring up 119. -- l 8G

JOHN NOTT,"Dlmond Bloelc," ISos. l5 &: W? Kinff Slrcct.

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Granite, lion and Tin Ware !

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

House Keeping Coeds,PLUMBING, TIN, COFFEE AID993 Sheet Iron Work.

The Bail" Bulletin

Will be Issued on

32 Columns of Interesting News:

Honolulu LibraryAM- -

Reading Room Association.

Cur. Hotel & Alakt'ii SiicHm.

Open every Day and Evening.

The Library consists at tlio presenttime of over Five Thousand Volumes.

The ReadhiK'Room is supplied withabout llfty ol the leading nowspipcraand periodicals.

A Parlor is provided for conversationand games.

Terms of membership, fifty cents amonth, navable nuarteily in advance.No formality requited In joining cccueptsigning the roll,

Strangers from foreign countries andvisitors front the other Islands are wel-come to tuo rooms at all times as guests.

This Association having no regulurmeans of support except the dues ofmembers, It is expected that teslrtentsof Honolulu who qeslre to avail them-selves of Its privileges, aud all who feelan tntei est In maintaining an Institutionof this kml, will put down thoh namesand become regular contributors.

A. J. OAKTW'RIGHT, Pres.,M. M. 8C0TT, Vice-Preside- nt,

11, A. PA KM ELBE, Secretary,A. L. SMITH, Treasurer,0. T. K00GER8, M.D

GudlrmRD Hall and Library Committee.

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AGENCY.36 Eus do Dunkeraue, . Paris.

Executes Indents for every descriptionof French, Uelgiun,Swii, German, and English Goods, atthe hest ManulV.cturerfi' Lowest Prices.

CommUblou. Two.nml.a Half per 'cent.All Trade aud O.iah Discounts allowedto Clients. Original Invoices forwardedwhen requested.

Remittumea, through a London orPris Hunker, payahle on delivery ofShipping documents; or, direct to themanager.

The Agency Represents, Buys, andBells, for Homo and Colonlul Firms.

Piece Golds, Cashmeres, Cambrics,jilks.VchetK, LawnB, Chintzes,MiHlini, Carpets, Cloths,Jljllincry, Laces, $Glnvcs,Fringes. Parasols', Haherdashery,Gold and Silver Lace,Flannel)', Feathers, Pearl!1,Roots and Shoes, GlaFB, andChlnn.waro, CIocUb, Watches,Jewolliy, Fancy Goods.Electro-plat- e, Musical Instruments,Kalis Ecrhalustical andOptical Goods. Mirrors, Toys.Perfumery, Wines, &n.,Olluiau'a btores, Rooks ArtisticFurniture, Blatlouery,Ohrotnos. Machinery. &o &c.

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Sei&el's

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BRAN,

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"Golden Gate""Crown" FLOUR"Drifted

"Bonanza"Snow"

KEROSENE OIL,LARD OIL,

TURPENTINE,WATER PIPE,

NAILS,SAPOLIO,

SADDLERY, "

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CANE KNIVES,

GROCERIES,PROVISIONS,

CANNED GOODS,BREAD,

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Theo. H. Davies & Co.

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ilPorpoiste JLiiioo Bootocs &c JSliocs,Guaranteed Waterproof Now additions comlantly being nr.ulu

to our Lnigo Slock of

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The Manufacturers' Shoe Co., 86 Hotel St.

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SeigcPs Operating Pillsaio the best family physic that hasever been discovered. They cleansethe bowels fiom all irritating substances, and leave them in a healthycondition.

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Turpentine. Eto, Etc.

AGENTS FOR THE

Reyere Rubber Co, Boston,

ALL QUALITIES OF

Ruter & Wire Bold Hose.

Cull :id examine our NewGood0. Aug-3-8- 8

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iADIEBBouquet Toilet Soap,

Bouquet Perfume

Toilet Water.

Bouche, (Dentifrice.)

COLGATE

CONSTIPATION,

SHOOTING

PAINTS,

COMPANY'S

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holesale and Retail.Steam Works, Sunny South,

Tole.: Bell 186

Dcpoi, 28 Merchant Street.

Tele.: Bell 172, Mutual 360

TAHITILEI IDE WORKS

31 ode rii aiachlncry.

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I'ntent SlaHH Vnlve Itottlea

CAPACITY 1,000 DOZEN PER DAY.

The only apparatus using Purified Car-bonic Acid Gup, making

high class

Tahiti Lemonade,

Apollinaris Water,

Cream Soda,

Ginger Ale,

Hop Ale,

Grenadine, Eto ,

MtwfCgw ij$w fdBMjfiX in

And Pur?, Strong Effervescing

SODA WATER.

Notk. Empty Bottles to bo returnedprior to now orders being executed.

C6f Orders delivered to any part ofthe city. Island orders solicited. 88 tf

Oceanic Stnliiii GonlD'y.

Tiara TABLE:

Arrive at Honolulu:Australia Septonibor 20Zcalandia Scptcmbor 28Australia Octobor 18Alameda Octobor 20Australia TNoomber 15

Loavo Honolulu:Alaincdiv September 21Australia September 27Mariposa October 19Australia October 2G

Zenlnndm November 16AuBtinlia November 22Alameda December 1--

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TO LET- - TO LET

K Residence ofLT Mr. Relmcnschneldcr,Emma street.

Residence ofLATE Mr. Frank Brown,Kapiohuii Park.

pESIDENCE ofjLA) Mr. Jamoi Love,

King street.Residence ofLATE Mr. M. Grocn,

210 Fort street.STORE, Etc , now occupied by

Mr. Wollo, Grcc-- r,

King street.B6F- - Apply to

A. J. CARTWR1GIIT,3D0 tf Merchant Btroct.

New Zealand Jams !

JUST received a consignment of NewJams, assorted cases. For

sale at low prices hvJ. K. BROWN & CO.,

227 tf 28 Merchant sti cot.

FOR SALEWilcox & White ParlorANEW with eight slops. Snbnblc

for Fchool or church. A ibie inslru.mvnt. Apply at 57 Punchbowl street,opposite N. P. Mibsion Institute. 273 tf

LADIES' NURSE.TVTUS- - MONROE, ladies' nurse, ha"- -

XTJL removed to Hn J5, kukui laneFeb. 14-8- 0

PASTURE for HORSE

AT Halokou, Kancohe, Koolaupoko,bS3 acres of cooil pasture laud, all

enclosed plenty of water. App toCharles I. Hiram, at the Kinu's Stablcb.Honolulu, or at Halekou. fob 28 80 ly

DAVID KAAIHUE

HAS the best nnd cheapest BlackRock, Coral, Sand and Soil for

sale in any quanlby. Apply at the lawolheeof Williiim C. Aclii, No. Sfi Merchant htreet, llouolulu, II. I. 301 3m

European Billiard Parlors.

THE Handsomest Billiard Parlors incily, and fitted up in the most

approved style. Four tables with all thelatest improvuments.

J. P. BOWEN. & CO.,270 tf t'roprietorn.

IJ. II. LEWIS. 0. M. WIIITK.

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Itell Tele. 450 I. O. Box 70.

LEWIS - & - WHITEHAVE OPENED AN OFFICE

No. 10 Kaahnmana Street,

For theTransnciion of GeneralBusiness, embracing:

Adjusting and Expertlng Books.Koiping Accounts and Making Out

Bills.General Collections.Houses Let and Rents Collected.Real Estate Bought and Sold.Searching Records.Al strncts of Title Furnished.Drawing of Deeds, Leases, Contracts,

Agreements, Etc.Copying and Engrossing of all des.

criplions.Custom House Entries made and

Goods Cleared, Etc., Etc.The varied business experience of the

members of tho Arm Is a suftjeient gua.ranly of cupHbllity on their part for thedischarge of all matters entrusted tothem. By faithful anil prompt atteu.lion (o iho game and by reasonablecharges for all services, they hopo tomerit general patronage.327 tf IJMWIS & WllITM.

FILTER PRESSES !

Paauuatj Piantation, )

Hawaii, March 0, 1888. fICiMilon Iron & I.ocoinotlvo Worlit,

Hon FrniiclHCo.

Oi:nt(.i:mi:k:AVo have used two ofyour 30'Chamborcd Filter Prestos thisseason. They nru convenient, easilyhandled nnd aio working entliely to oursatUfiil'tiou. I can iceomiiieud no Im-provement ou them.'

Very repeo fully yotira,(Mgned) A. MOORE,

Mnunger Pnntiluiu Plantation.

These Pi esses aio mado oxlra heavyfor high picssuies, occupy a lloprspace II feet by I fiet. aud present allltcilng surface of 240 square leot,

A limited number in stock In Hono-lulu and are sold at very low prices.

Risdon Iron & Looo. Worts,San Francisco.

j$r For paitlculars enqubo ofJOHN DYER, Honolulu,

Room No. a Block.2280 tf W. 0. Irwin & Co,, Agent.

Australia! Mali ssf?ice

FOK SAK FHAKIr5CO,Tlio new and fine Al otqcl Btcatnihlp

"Alameda,"Of tho Oceanic Steamship Company, will

bo duo at Honolulu from Sydneyand Aucklnud on or ubout

September 21, 1889.And will lcavo for tho abovo port withmalls and passengers on or about thatdate.

Jir0,8u' or Passage, having SU.PERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS, applyto

"V7M. Q. IRWIN & CO., Agent.

Fop Sydney and --Auckland

Tho nev and fljio Al steel stcMMhlp

"Zealandia."Of the Oceanic Steamship Company, will

bo duo at Honolulu from SanFrancisco on or about

September 28, 8 889.ADd will have prompt dirntch withmalls nnd naPBongois for the above norts.

For freight or tussngc, liavlnc SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS, apply

WM, 0. IRWIN & CO., Agents

THEO. P. SEVERIN,Photographer ,

PICTURES IN ANY STYLES J

l'rliitliiK lono lor Amntcnrn,Cabinets $6 a Doz. WorK Guaranteed.

CQr Entrance on Fort Sheet, -- a122 tf

74 King st. --TiByp u King st

Importers of

Rattan & Reed Furniture.

Pianos Sl FurnitureMoved with Care. -

Matting and Carpets Laid.

CORHICE POLES.Fine Upholstering & Bedding

A Speciality.

CHAIRS TO RENT.apr-1-0 8

The Beautiful Seaside Resort at Wai- -

kiki (formerly the residence of Col.G. W. Macfnrlanc, known as

TJ&ZE

Park Beach Hotel

fJATi l.fill 1- - IT

.Tlie Premises eonIStro'f'

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iA Main Building,Containing a

Lanai 40x40, Dlniug Room, Pantry,Kitchen & 6 Bedrooms,

All partially furnished.

One lOuilding-- ,

Containing

Bowling Alley, Billiard Room and

LarBo Bedrooms,

One Cottage,With

2 Large Bedrooms & Dressing Rooms.

One Building on beach,Containing

Rath Houses, Wash Rooms, Eto.

Largo and Commodious

Stables with Carriage House.

Upper Floor fitted with Largo AiryRooms, suitable for servautp, )

etc., etc There are

Large & Well-laid-o- ut Grounds

Connected with the Premises on whichcould bo erected cottages for visitorsMiould tho place bo converted into nhotel, for which it Is admirably adapted,Tho Bathing facilltloi equal the lustalong thu l(no of beach,

83yTbe8Q Premises will be leafed for'n term of years to responsible parties.For further particulars apply to .

W. G. IRWIN & CO.

tS? A BprlnR-flel- Gas Machine !on tho Premises and tho pIpeB lead intoall the above Buildings. apr.25-8-

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