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THE EVENING BULLETIN.

Published every day except Sundny at009 King Street, Honolulu, II. I.

SlTHSCIlIl'TIOX n.VTKS.Por Month, nnywhoro In tho Hn.

waiian Islands S "APer Year. 8 tilPor Year, postpaid to America,

Caiiiuln, or Mexico 1000Por Year, postpnid, olhor Foreign

Countries 13 00I'liynlilo Invni'tnlilr In Aclvniiea.

Tolephono 'ioti. P. O. Hox 89.

B. L FINNEY, Manager.

A LIFE SIZEi

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PortraitFramed Complete

One Dossn Photos of tho sitter

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j6nly Slo.OOVST Is tho, LATCbT OI'FEK wo hiwo

to m ike.

J.J.WILLIAMSPortrait and LandscapeFotographer. .

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In Light and Dark Brows.

Sold in Quantities to Suit.

H. HACKFELD & CO.2o.rilm

VOELLER & CO.,

Rend List of Specialties:

Falo Gran, ilnchavlen,Mctwurst, LlmtiartjBr,

Aincricii CIace.se.IYoung Lino

Description.ot Groceries

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of Every

Waring IHock, Derotania street, ITonolulu.

C. KLEMME & CO.,

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To Let or Lease.'.MB IKSlurNiJUOFMItS. A LONO,

ouo milo from poatofflce. Lurgu liouso withfurniture. I'uur boil romus, parlor, largodining loom, piiutry, kit( hull bath rooms,hot ami cold water, with pntont closits,Mcrvaut hoUHOK, Htulilt'i), hoibO paddock,gitrilou and tret a. A ciharming location.

Apply to J ALl'lti:i) MAGOON.Morchant Ht next Postolllco.

Tor Salo.;. DUAUTIl'Uh COItNl'.lt LOT, 1002(10(Mi, within oim block o( htrMt'Pnrri, corner

jfAit Ijfils mid AlBximdor tU(Ht, nwir Oio' .Qitlrn (SqIIWi i'liimlisit. TltlB.lwfwI.

ami opjeJWBll' Is imwta lwlMliifc

GENERAL DEBILITY

and IndigestionBind ) Jlcr Life. MUornlilc, but Sho U

Cured by

Apr's SarsaparillaItciul tlio tcftlinnny of Hint. I'. '1.

Monro, Cobtirc, "Victoria, wUoao poi-trn- ltis lo given I

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""" ir.'W.MWaift. Wji"Fomo few venrs sieo I BufiYr!

icrrtiiiy witli indigestion and sev-eral debility. I could not Metp,and my condition was such as tomake, my lifo miserable. None oftho many remedies I tried did many good, and I despaired of rv rgetting better. Onoof mv fi--i n 'lold mo of tho blood-piinl'jin- g iv ifttcngth-glvin- g properties of A)''.irsaparillii, and I began taUin-- ; itI!"foro 1 hail Ilnislied the first buttleI felt better, and was thus cneoiirir:i d to give the medicine a tinman litilnl. In all I used four b.tt!c..r.il then was pcifectly cured ol tingn.'voiist.oublo which had alllictciin". I now leei annelid, to aujoii-suHcriu-

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Soiiiclliing Mcrdiog !

Imports of Champagne In-

to the United States,

JfllOM JAN. Iht to jdnu 1st, 1895.

Casus.G II Mum in & Co.'s extra.

dry 30,831Pommory ifcUreno 11,798Moet & blnindon 9,C08Heidsieok & Co., (dry

Monopolo) 7.G01Louis Roedoror 3,438Ruinart 3.13GPorrior Jouot 3.28GIrroy&Co 1,785Vve. Clicquot 2,378BouaheSeo 992Delbeok&Co 728St. Mnrco ax 33 1Krug& Co 270Olias. UoidBiock 3S5Various G.419

Total 81,859

COMPILED FROM CUSTOM

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HONOLULU, II. I., MONDAY, MARCH 23, 189G.

LEGISLATURE IN SESSION.

iiorsn iti'.vu.m:s woritc on theAI'lMKII'aiATIO.XN.

niiirli Itiiiliirix Out ulth .Sninilo Coin.Act Not

KriMtrtPd Iliiclc.

TWEXTY-SUVUNl'- U DAY, M AltOIl 23d.

tiii: SENATE.President Wilder railed tlio

Sonnto to ordor at tlio usual hourthis morning, but only eight Sen-ntor- n

answered to thoir names. Arecess wns taken for a few minutesto allow tlio stragglers to coraoin.

After a quorum had been se-cured tho minutes of Saturdayworo read and approved.

A communication was receivedfrom tho Ilouso of Ueprosonta-tive- s

slating that lloufco 13111 No.8 had passed tho thiid reading.Tho bill defines tho duty of thoMinister of Foreign Affairs inregard to tho military.

Senator Lyman from tho Judi-cinr- yCommittee presented a favor-

able report on tho bill of SenatorHolstem to revise the Civil Code.

Senator Brown from tho Judi-ciary Committee reported that thebill giving Circuit Courts inchambers concurrent jurisdictionwith Disti iet Com ts in suits todetermine v. ntor rights, etc., hadbeen translated.

Senr-to-r Liiiun from tho Com-mittee on Public Lands asked forfurther tfmo on tho roport of thoCommission on tho Pali rood.Grated.

Senator Holstein gave noticothat ho would introduce a bill toamend Chapter 8 of tho ElectionLaw adding two now sections.

Senate Bill No. 14, relating tocontested elections, was taken upon tho second reading, passed nndmade tho special older for to-morrow.

Senate Bill No. lo, appointinga commission to recodify tho CivilCode, enmo up on tho secondreading ami pabsod after a nowsection was inserted making itoffectivo immediately aftor pub-lication. Tho bill was thou re-ferred back to tho Printing Com-mitte- o

for rovision and mado thospecial order for "Wednesday.

Senator Brown from tho Com-miltc- oon Passed Bills re-

ported that Bill No. 5, iigto tho preservation of Dis-

trict Court records, and liousoBill 11, amending tho act con-corni-

salos of merchandise, hadbeen presented to tho Presidentfor his signature on Saturday.

Sonata Bill No. 10 was read thofirst timo and roforred to tho Ju-diciary Committee.

At 10:40 tho Senate adjourned.

Twenty-Sixt- h Day, Maiich 23d.

HOUSE Or IlEl'HEbENTATIVES.

At this morning's session of theliouso of Pioprcsontativos a com-munication was read from thoSonnto announcing tho passage intho Sonnto of House Bill No. 11;also transmitting a coi tilled copyof tho Sonnto Bill relating to thoauditing of logislntivo accounts.

Hop. Itichnids prosonted a peti-tion from ton rosidouts of Lau-pahooho- o,

Hawaii, asking for anappropriation of S1500 lor open-ing up n road trom that place toconnect with the govornmont roadat Kiilnu. Jtoforrcd to the Coin-mitto- o

on Public Lauds.Bop. Kamiiuoha presented n

potitum from lesidonts of Napoo-po- oiihkiug for u ylfiUO impropria-

tion for building a public store-house and improving tho landingat that place. Itulornid to thoOoiiiiniltoo on Public LihiiIh.

Hop, llyttroft proniinlotl iiputitioiifioiii lOHltluntH of hum, pniylnufor a roiuMiMwiiiuiit of lioniMlunOIhiiiIh nt llml iiliicu, Itutmrnl loIlia Finaiioa Ooitiuiitttw,

Ti, . Halualani presented ai i i ii from sixty nine residents(I w a askinc for on appropriation ot S2G00 for building a nowroad from llalawn to Pukaki hill.Boforred lo Committee ou PublicLands.

Bop. Kamauoha prcsontcd apetition from the Leper Settle-ment asking that the lepers bosupplied with Goto's remedies asformerly and thai the Baldwinand Bibhop Homes do suppliedwith medicines necessary for thobath treatment. Also that bathsbe provided nt Kalaupapa andmado freo to all at tho settlottienhIWorrcd to tho Sanitary Commit-tee

Bep. Bond from tho Committeeon Public Health, reported on thopetition to allow fishing to be re-sumed in the harbor. The corn- -mitteosay the matter is ono that ibelongs properly to tho Board ofHealth, and as that body is opposed to tho resumption of fish-ing at prosont,it is not advisable togo contrary to thoir wishes.

Tho Committee on Public Landsreported favorably on tho appropriations for salaries, of LandAgent SG000; secretary and sub- -agent 5th Land District 4800;Clerk i;2400; pay of sub-agen- ts4420. The committee aro of opi-

nion that tho services of a secondclerk in the Land Commission'sollico nro unnecessary and recom-mon- d

tho item bo stricken fromtho bill.

With regard to the nppropria-tio- nof 4320 nsked for pay of

rangers the committee say: "Thisnppiopriation will not bo expend-ed unless it becomes necessary.It is somewhat problematical atpresont what tho result of thoLinnd Act will uo. Jt u isa success, as it likelyit will be, tho work of carrying itout will rapidly imn-ouu- aiul ifthe lands nro 6ikon up as they arooponcd up and becomo avnilablo itwill bo necessary to employ ran-gers to watch tho lands and seothat tho conditions upon whichthoy aro acquired nro enrried out.Wo therefore recommend thnt thoitem pnss."

Tho committeo furthor recom-mend that tho salaries of tho forceemployed in the Bureau of Surveybo not interfered with.

Bop. Bobortson offored a reso-lution to tho effect that no nowpotitions bo received by tho Housoaftor April 1st.

Tho Attorney General claimedthat tho resolution conllictcd witharticlo 4 of tho Constitution. ThoIlouso might rcotrict tho timo inwhich bills could bo introducedbut ho hardly thought that itcould go as far as to stop potitionsfrom coming in.

Bop. Kamauoha thought April30th would bo a better time.

Bop. Bobortson thought thoromight bo something in tho pointraked by tho Attornoy-Gonor- aland withdrew tho resolution.

Tho Begistratiou Act camo upon tho ordor of tho day, but thoJudiciary Committeo asked forfurther timo to roport on Section3. Granted.

Tho Act rolatiug to tho layingout of Btreets in tho town of Hilowas taken up, with tho report oftho committeo on Section 3.

Tlio .committeo recommendedthat tho section pass as in thobill.

Bop. Bichards stated thnt n bigbuilding had been erected onWaianuonuo street on the under-standing that tho streot should bo54 foot wide. Ho thought thattho width of tho streot should bodefinitoly fixed nt that width andmoved lo so amoiid the suction.

Bep. Kaninuohu wanted toknow whj an oxcoption wits madool V.'iiiuiiuunuobtiuot. Ho thoughtthe lino should bo definitely fixedfor all btieots. Jf tho govern-ment has made up its mind toniiiko Wuiiinuenuo street 51 feetwido why don't tho law say so andsettle it, and not leavo tho mutteriudufinito. Tho expression "notIohh than foity nor niorcf thansixty font in width" did not givean)iiii( a ohituco to know howwide tho Htreet wuh to bo. Horuvorod tlm uiiiiiiuliiuinl,

Hop. HnliotUnn said it wan aImd jirtfUMtant to i)x Ilia width ofmiiv tflratiL im no ana nou'lil Icllwlisl tha diniHiuU ut rutur tmttiu

would bo. Bcauso thelino was oncefixed was no argument that itshould not bo changed when ne-cessary.

Bop. Itycrof t thought tho sectionwas vory well as it was, as thorowas no doubt of tho presont in-tention of tho government lomaintain tho width of the streotat 54 foot.

Tho amendment wns lost andtlm hection passed as in the bill.

The bill then passed tho secondreading and was mado tho sppcialorder for tomorrow.

Senate bill No. 8, appropria-tions for curront accounts, wastaken np under unfinished busi-ness.

The item of $9000 for roads andbiidges in Puna passed.

Tho rest of tho morning sessionwns sponi in discussing lioms lorroads, bridges, etc., but no changeswere mado from tho amounts vot- -ed by tho Senate.

At 12:10 tho Houso took a re- -cess to 1:30 p. m.

NOTES 01" BOTH HOUSES.

Bop. Kamauoha is sufferingfumi u sovoro cold but manages tomake himsolf heard in dobato.

Tho Senate committeo on thoTax Law hold a long session thismorning aftor tho adjournment.

Sonnto committees uro busy,but thoro is littlo to do in opensession until bohio of them roport.

Tho Sonato Special Committeoon tho Now Tax Bill had n confer-ence with tho Ministorsthis morn-ing.

Tho Sonnto Judiciary Committeois considering tho new License13ill this morning, and tho Commiueo on uommorco have boonspecially invited.

Senator HolRtniuUbill to utucmltlnTolectiou law, of which ho gavonotico today, provides thnt incases where there is only ono can-didal for au ollico tho Ministerof tho Interior may declnro himelected by nroclnmntiou. Thobill is designed to do awny withtho expense of special electionsinto tlioso at which A. U. M. Bob-erlso- u

was elected, and which costan unnecessary outlay of about

1000.

Cnrnrrrt at I. muni Sqimrc.Tho band will play at Emma

square this ovoning at 7:30. Thofollowing program has beenarranged :

I'AUT I.1 0crtiirc Tlio Armourer I.ortlng2 (imotto Circus Kllcge:i Kliulc Artors;j Abuti Tunc Hawaiian Bones nml Choruses

Iloolicmi, Hole, Wulroca, Kim Lei

I'AUT II.r Orand Sclcctlon- -S Martiri DonizettiII (iaxottu Welcome Klus7 Walt Tlinii'aiul and one Nights

' StraussMarch Hipp, Hipp, Hurrah Kunottl

Hawaii l'onol.

I'robutu Account.J. A. Magoon has rendered nc-cou-

in probata ns follows:Guardian of Bobeccn P. Hu-mek- a,

n spendthrift, showing bal-nnc- oof interest duo guardian of

1G1.73, and of principal dueward of 301.75).

Guardian of David Manuol,minor, showing a balance of 44.-7- 5

duo the guardian.Guaidiau of IManucl minors,

balancing at 8359S.G7.Guardian of Petor Mauuol,

showing balance duo vurd of2(5.75.

Guardian of James Lovo, aspendthrift, showing receipts

2327.50, payments 3191.73, bal-ance duo guardian 801.23.

Mud .lloiilliw I'or l.nrccii).

Chock Pan was found guilty oflarcony in tho fourth degree inludgodo la Yorgne's Court thismorning. His offeusu coiiHistedin htoaling a giilvanizotl ironwiiHhtub from 11, Andursou. Thiswiim his fourth offuiiMi and coiihu-queutl- y

ho got nine moutliH on thomo f, with it lino of (I mid wwtH.

Ihiaiw on Hie aumllo got a Fin- -t'liur r bum- - vu tui' uuuhi- - hiWall 5lrltklMiip Im 9

PlUOE 5 Cents.

HUMPHRcYS AND HAYNE

:vioi.m:i I'ltoni si:mi.u ci:u.TAI.V OTATTKR ,MIUOAl.

.fir. 'titiuilircr MUfi t:- - Did the On-io- ltcr IimI U Otinrzril In tho

OtllltllRlllf.

Upon tl).M,niplaiutbf J. AlficdMagoon, P. B. McStockor and Ar-thur Johnstone an injunction wrsissued on Saturday, forbidding A.S. Humphreys and .Julieu D.Hayno from sending abroad forpublication certain scurrilous, de-famatory and libellous mattor, al-leged to havo been furnished byHumphreys to Iluyne for publi-cation in Tlio Hawaiian magazine,published in San Francisco.Tho complaint says thattho objectionable matter inquestion is from tho answer filedby Humphreys to the bill in equityof Emmalino Magoon and othersagainst Julia O. Afong and others,the litter including hinibolf.Lieut, jfliurstoii of tho police orv-e- d

thej injunction upon both oftho defendants, within n fow inin-ut- os

of each othor, shortly boforotho depnrturo of tho stenmor Aus-tralia on Suturday.

Mr. Humphreys' answer to tlioinjunction was filed this morning.Ho denies that his answer to thobill in equity contains eitherscandalous, dofaiuatory, imperti-nent or libellous (mutter, sayingthat if thoro is anything of thokind in tho proceeuijngs it is intho complaint iteelf. Ho doniesthat ho had jiropared any part ofhis answer for publication, ex-cepting certain parts roferriiii al-most cxolusivoly to himself whichwas published in the Bulletinsovornl days ngo. Ho nvers thntho novor Bpoko to or snw J. D.JInyno until on or about tlio 17thday of March, 1890, whon thatgontloman camo to his privatoodico nnd nsked to employ him nscounsol to defend him in n certainpenal action instituted againsthim by tho Bepublic of Hawaii.On that occasion respondent de-clined to appear for Mr. Hayno,tolling him that ho did not en-dorse tho policy, sontiment orspirit of Tho Hawaiian.

Mr. Hayno than nsked respond-ent to give him a copy of the com-plaint nnd nnswer in tho equitysuit nnd already mentioned. Thiswas refused, although Hayno pro-mised not to publish anything intho documents which was person-ally offonsivo, and respondentasked Mr. Hayno to leavo hisoflioc. Ho had not sinco thnt in-terview hold nny conversationwith Hayno until nftor tho sorvicoof tho summons in this case.Hayno obtained a copy of thocomplaintand answer, without thisrespondent's knowledgo,f rom W.L.Peterson, who has desk-roo- mand does typowriting in this res-pondent's ollico. Aftor the sorvicoof summons Hnyno told him howho hnd procured tho documents,nnd on his domnud surrenderedthem to him. Bospondont snysthat tho only copies of tho com-plaint and aiiBwor which ho hadmado woro for sending to Com-mander Wm. H. Whiting, U.S.N., and 0. Afong, who aro in-terested in tho cas.0. Ho admitsthat ho showed tho documouts toono or two personal f rionds. Inconclusion tho respondent expres-ses his willingness to join thocomplainants in obtaining nnordor of tho Court to oxpungo nndeliminate from tho bill and answereverything subject to a scandalousinterpretation. Ho would also, bofar as ho might bo permittod bytho Court, join tho iilnintiffs inpraying for npornotiml injunctionngaiiist Biiidil. 1). Huynu for thopurposes mentioned in thoir peti-tion.

.. . ..4 ill 1 m in t atan iiuiiiuvii i rout u in. ij. ro- -litrmin Ih itttnuhed, Haying that hoiiiiiilo (ho copies for Mr. Hayno,not knowing it wns wrong whoutlio iliiiiiiinoiilrt wiiik imit of (hnnitioid., nml apoloulNilltf foi HidlUIMIHIB llwt ! itifuTn,

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Oflicor Cordos enjoyed a littlooxporionco ou Saturday whichwas uot down on tho bills. Accompanicd by his wife, ho drovoovor to Kamoiliili to purohaso npig of some Chinamen. Uponnoaring tho fish ponds in that re-gion, he noticod thrco natives sitting beside one of them, whilo anumbor of celestials stood off nt alittlo distance arguing about somematter of apparent importance.As Cordos approached tho Chi-nese mado a rush at tho uativettand after a hard battlaof n few moments, duration suc-ceeded in corralling ono of thokanakas, whilo tho other two gotaway, ono slightly bruised andtho other with a goods-ize- d woundin his side, mado with a hoo byono of tho Chinamen. Cordoswas unarmed and could do nothingalthough ho made u desperate

J-- effort to cot the third native outs v of their clutches. Tho Cinna-mon took tho nativo to a hutnear by and after pummellinghim for a time telephoned toIlonolulu for a policomanto como out and arrest tho man.Meauwhilo Cordcs returned totown, and procuring assistancewont back to investigate. ThoChinomon charged tho kanakaswith fishing unlawfully in thoirponds, but as they could notprove that thoy had fished butworo merely waiting for an op-portunity to tlo so, thero was nocauso for arresting them. Thotwo nion who boro tho brunt oftho onslaught now proposo liuv-tn- g

tho Chinamen arrested for as-sault.

SimiihI IIiinIn.

The testlmonluld publ sins by the proprie-tors of 1 ood V Sarsapnrlllit are not purchased,nor are tliey writlin ti In tlielr olllcc, norore 1 icy (ruin their employes, but they arcfiictx from triitliful niitl Krutrful people, whoarc reliable mid a rtonliy of cimlldeneo im IIthey enme from your most trusted neighbor.

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By using Scattlo boor you gotsomething mild and light, easy todigest and nutritious. On draftat the Criterion.

G. 11. Hamsun, practical piu.noand org"" mnkor and tuner, canfurnish best factory references.Orders left nt Hawaiian News Co.and tho Wall, Nichols Co.will recoivc prompt attention.Telopliouo Nos: 231, 190 and442. .

Messrs. "V. C. Peacock St Co.havo placed on salo at theirsaloons, tho Royal, Pacific andCosmopolitan, tho colobratedPabst Milwaukee draught boor.It is ono of tho finest in tho worldand its excellent qualities havogained for it an enviable reputa-tion. It is tho only draught beerin Honolulu that is manufacturedeast of tho Rocky Mountains.The Royal, Pacific and Cosmopo-litan havo exchangeable tokens sothat if you buy a glass of beer atono of them and receive a checkas ohango for your quarter it isgood for another glass at oithor oftho three places.

Central MarketNuuanu Street.

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Beasidi rosnrt on thoIslands. It is only four milosfrom tho hoart of tho city nndwithin onsy n-i- ch of tin- - trntnenrs.which run twunty iniiii.tfsor oftonor. Elegantly furnisheddotnclird c ittiigcH or rooms areobtuimiblu on onsy torniB. Thotublo is suporinr to that nf any ftho oity hotels nnd all tho modernconveniences iiru provided.

Picnics and bathing parties canbtaui extra ace uinodntionH by

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FasliflStal)lesCo.)LiHonolulu, II. I.

Sullivan Si Hucklkv, MnuVnFINEST EQUIPPED CARRIAGES

in tho City, with Competent and Care-ful Drivers.

Siand at the Pantheon Stables,Corner of Fort and Hotel Streets.

TeiiEPUONK:Ilaw'n Hotel Stnbles, 82.l'nuthcon Stnbles, ,Fashion Stnbles. 148.

EXPRESSKino and Nuuanu Stheets.

Telephone ZA.&.&F' Couiwout in unuecessay.

WM. LARSEN.

NiEPER'SJXPRESS.BAGGAGE dolivired and chook-o- d

to any BU'iiiuor. Furnitureand Pimios caivftilly moved tilRoaS'iutiblu lluU'S.

Satisf action Guarantaad.Fort and Queen Sts.

Duy Tol. 1)12, ttutfilonao Tel.

StovoH 3Tor Rent,

TWO BTH1UW ON Till'. C1.U11 8TAMm nrtmt are ufflsrwl fur runt, Vmmdan Bivn AjhII Ut. Apply , v

uai.tf Ort Okb Urn'm,

EVENING BULLETIN, MARCH 23, 1896.I Hill II

Ex S. S. "CHINA"A Largo Invoice of tho Celebrated Yanuitoya

Shirts, comprising Percale and White Linen DressShirts, Pajamas and Custom-mad- e Clothing. Hand-some Paper Savons, Hand-painte- d in HawaiianScenes. Also, a Largo Assortment of ElegantHand-painte- d Silk Fans. Everything at LowPrices.

K. FUEUYA,Hotel Street. Next to Ordway & Porter's.

CLEARANCE SALE

March 16th.UmrnK

w4-- o0) a"u P- wW oH

DJLJ wow oo

Gonds Marked Way Down

X'WZZ.liJL I.

P. t) It X -

CMKAI'EST I'LACB OV ISLANDS TO

Second-Han- d

AT

Buy New &..ls

COItSKt' nt XKing &t Nuuiu Sts.EJS-'ilSi- S

Comnvssioner of Deeds-- FOU Till'- -

of California.llavlni; been npjioliiud nml rninmlsslmied

a CDinmlssloner f Deeds for tlio Statu of Cal-ifornia, 1 am lueparul

'! o lulmliilster anil ioitll catlH.Vo tak ami oirtlfy Ucpiioltlons anil nlllila-vlt-

To take nml certify tlio atknowleiljjmi'iitproof of pouem of attorney, nmrtijniry ,transferr, ,'rULt, ilccild or other linttrtiiae 8for record.

For the Slate of California I

A. V. GEAR,Telephone 2.VJ. CO'J King Struct.

9I2-- tf

SIn.gr Lee Co.,C02 KING STREET,

Opposite Metropolitan Meat Co.

FIUSSl--I :- -: 1 RULTSBy every California steamer.

Importers of all Kinds of Groceries, FrultB,Canned Ootids, Clpirit and Tohaceo.4,

at Lou est l'rlcca.Fresh Vi'getablcs .thvnyn on Jlmtil.

Tobacco and Clears.

L. AHLO,No. 403, Nuunuu htreut.

Huh just received n new lino ofDUY GOODS, LADIES AND GENTS'

SHOES AND GENHIIAL MKltCIIAN.DI8E.

Agent for tho followiug rico plitntations:Wniplo, Waiuwa, Wuimalu, Waialun,Knncoho nnd Kapalania.

gjSf My rico from Kaueoho in ni.itkedL A and in guaranteed Al.P. O. Box 114. .... TelopLono 199.

143.

LOOK,

Merchant :- -: Tailorii Nuuanu streit, 1 O llox 1S3

Fine Suitings Made to Order,FHOJI IIU8I

ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CLOTH.

2:12-1- 1

YJK Ol-LCXN-ItESTAUItANT.

Meals nt All IIimrn. ( pen fiiiui r n. in, to1 o'clock nt night, hatnulay, open nilnight. 21 tickets fur $1X0. UwrythlnutllSm, HOTKIi KTllKiyi',21 1 Oppoitilu 1'iUltheoii B;il0(Ul,

SING T6Corner KIiij; ami llcilnl "Iretli,

IDonlor in CignrHiuid Tobnccogllmt hrend ul ftUnllU itjioraIDllOnBit L'Uitmitlu. . ' ,

Al uwl pi lei. m

y

WtmmmtmamfjJmKaMl

Hats! -:- - Hats!

ftade To Ordu- iijij JIb

Ladies and Gents.Now Stylos Kvory M NDAY mnl

Best Straw Hats.From 25c. Up.

T. MUR ATA..No. 323 Nuanuu Sirwt ''t2.tf

S. KIMURAWholesale Dealer in Japanese

wines.Llcitiorit mill l'riPNlslona, SnKl n Hpvclaltf,

ALLKN STltKET. TlJLEl'HONE 703.

.tur. ar-Tw"-!- !..-,.- .- -

TPOTTTVTTi Tki.kiTl A.

THE THB

FURNITURE.TMK.

Stats

CHOCK

x JLj Honolulu- u. 1.

W. Ahiu & Co.,320 Nuuanu Street.

MERCHANT-:-TAILOR- S.

Tino Suitings from lloxt Anioricnti nmlKiiKliih Cloth.

Clothe? Cleauctl nml Itepaircd.

HOP IIING & COPANY,Wholesale Dealers In

Chinese Silk, Tea, ami Matting,Liquors and Manila Cigars, English and

American Groceries.402 Hotel street. - . . Telephone 147.

AH PING,Dealer in Chinese Ten, Cijmrs,

Pennut Oil, Sugar, Soap,Candles, etc, nt lowestmarket pneo

Corner Nuuanu nml 1 nnnhi Rtreets. 143- -

PALACE KESTAURANTFormerly tho Bay HorhO Saloon

Corner Bethel anil Hotol StrcotB, nonolulu.

SPECIAL EATINO HOUSE:Private ltoonm for Ladies and Gontleinou.

Ojicn from 5 n. m. to 1 iu morniug.lVicoof Tickets, ?I.C0. Single Meal, 25o.

ASTOK HOUSE,(AH CHOCK, Propr.)

Meals 25 Cents. "EJ andPrivate Boom for Ladies.

Coli.N'Elt llOTEI. AND U.MON Stfl.

. LIN SING KEE,Plumber fc Tinsmitli

Duller In Tin nnd Aale Ware.All kltds of Plumbing done In a Satisfactory

Maimer at Lowest Kates.P. 0. Box S7J, 21'.' IW Hotel 81.

Chock Chzc & Co., Merchant Tailors,

Clothes Cleaned nnd Ilepiiiied.No. !i'22 Nuuanu Stieut.

aifi-i- y p. o. Uo!i:w.

YUJSN LEE,2iS Qiiueii Strcot,

CijJjaTs nnd Tobacco,LA CON8TANCIA CIGARS

. Ami Other Pino Brands, Wholesale nndliutnll. 'JI7jf

SNOWDALL FACTORY

Kimtii iul Wiuiuhbowl atrnuiM.

IOE -:- - ORBA1SI !'l.lihow. 071). ' M).iI

m

p. c. Joxns. K. A. JOKE3

The Hawaiian

SAFE DEPOSITAND

Investment Co.HAVE FOll SALE

A. Few Shares ofPnin. Sttjrnr Stock,Ilawnllan Suar Co. Stock.

ALSO

Hawaiian Government and 1stMortgage Suj;ar Planta-tion lioiuls.

C" For particulars npply toTho Hawaiian Safo DopoBit &

Investment Compuny,OH Port Htrt ... HonolaloCisrle & Cookt- -

iLtMITUI)

tliirdwttremidComiiiissiDUMerchants,

Genera!

MerchandiseAgriculturalImplementsandPlantationSupplies.

T. B. MURRAY,KING STREET.

Fitted up with till tho ModernApplinncos for

Manufacturing and Repairing Vehicles

of Every Description.

Blackcmithing and Horse Shoeing.

ALL WORK GUARANTEED.

TelepIfcLon-- e STSi.'03-t- f

CilGARSALL KIND9 OF MANILLA CIGARS

roit BALE AT

KAMTAI'S,Opposito Pantheon Barber Shop, nt Lowest

Prices. Try my

Flor Fina, La Perlu Del Orienle,La Puerutn Del Sol mid

La Jimpcratriz.Tho Smoker's Favoritos.

THE "ARLINGTON"A FAMILY HOTKL.

T. IZroia-BO- , - !Erop.

For Dny $ 2.00Per Week 12.00

Cpoclnl Xiontlil XZcvtoa!Tlio Best of Attoiulmico, tho Best Situa-tion nnd tho Finest Mcmls in this City

European Restaurant.C09, Hotel Btrcet.

CHOCK S11STG, Manager.First-clas- s mcnls nt regular rates. Fowl

served on Thursdays nnd bnmlnys.Bonrd by weok $4.50.

gjttT For host (lualityotllauilla Cigars,CigarottcA and Tobacco como to Hop Sing'snext door. 147-t- f

FOOIC ON & CO.,Nuuanu Street.

Just opened new supply of First-clas- s Shoesjust received.

Ladies' I; Gonts' Shoos Mado to OrdorFrom American and French Leathers.

C T. AKANANo. 321, Nuuanu street.

Y AaERCHANT TAILOR, yFine 8ultln(,' made to order nt lowest prices.UH Clothes cleaned ami repaired.

TOM CHUNG KEE,No. 17, ... . Nuuanu street.Dealer in Ln dies' nnd Gontle-niou- 's

Shoes.Hoots ami Shoes to urdvr. I iisu the Iiet

material. Hoods warrunteil towear well. 1I- --

QUONG SAM KEE & CO.Importers nml llculcrs In

General Merchandise,1 Ifi-t- f Uonar Klii nnd Mimimkcu SIh.

N, Fornancloz,Notnry Public and Typviilcr- -

IJ KAAJU MAKf STIIIU'.I,I'. U, 1)95 HO. Ttflvphum' l).

IW--tf

The . . .

Hawaiian ElectricCompany,

Tins a largo assortment of

Chandeliers and Elec-trical Goods

Constantly on bnntl.Estimntos givon for houno wir-

ing and Electrical plants.Mnriuo Wiring a ppocialty.

THEO. HOFFMANN,12-t- d llanagor.

Lin 00.410 Ilolrl btroet, Lt nr Nuuanu.

JriiportorwOf All Kinds of Provisions,

MHO

Chinese Tea andGring-er-,

GROCERIES, -.- - RICE,All kinds of Canned Frnit, Cifarj,and a largo itstwrtmoot of goods toonumerous to mention nt the cry

LOWEST PRICES.2H-2xt- t.

AHI,MANUFAOTU11ER, UPHOflD-- i

STERISll : AND UEAL--ER : IN . . .

Furniture, Bedding, Etc., Etc.Contractor nnd Butklor.

No. 89, Nuuanu street.HaS On hullll Pnfllliu I iimnVn. rn .HT.M

MottinK, WnrdroW-H- . Desks, llutrcssis, eto.wiiii iu nun HlHpcci gOOOU. '

ICO-t- f

Orient Planing Mill,VING FAT & CO.,

CONTRACTORS AND BU1LDER3,Furnltiiro of nil klndu made nnd repaired

llUlldlnif llflllllPII nml ronL-lftt- r .Inn n.t11d n ..chlty. 1'. O. Hoi 102, comer Klncand Uelh5btreetg. 112

WING WO & CO.,Manufacturers and dealers in Ladies'

Gonts'nnd Children'

Boots, - Shoes, - 0 - Gaiters.No. 35 Nuunuu St. r. O.UoxlOS.

Ilonolulu.BJB& Boots nnd Shoes mado to order in

lcst Btyle at Wholesalo nnd Itctoil prii-cs- .US-I- t

YEE ON CO.,.117 Nuuanu St. V. O, Uox 143.

Watchmakers and Manufactur-ing Jewelers.

Repairing ol Watches ana Jewelry, ALLWORK GUARANTEED.

Importers ot Watches nnd Clocks ol FinestU'J (Irmk-e- ,

CHIN WO & CO.YounK Ah Iu, M(?r.

Comer Ilcrctnula nml Nuuanu ste., Ilonolulu.RICE l'LANTKItS-Alwn- ys liave for sale thobest quallt or rlee. Our rice marked W O CIs froiiruuteed to be Al.

Agents for tho following rice plantations:Palama, Ilulawn. Moanaluu. Walklkl, AValplo,Kalawao, Kawolliajia nnd Wnloll, Oaliu, andllunalel, Knunl.

1 Tel. 318. T 0110x243.

TIM KEE,MERCHANT TAILORSuits to order. Fit Guaranteed. Hno DnckSuit, SOnp; I'ino Tweed Pants, SI.GOupjJino Suit, 518 up. Clothes cleaned and re-paired. 200 KINO. STREET.

I'. O. Box Ml;

HO YEN KEE & CO.,Plumbers

and dealers InCROCKERY, GLASSWARE, ETC., ETO.

Water l'lpes, laid nnd repaired,and plumbing neatly executed.

H2- - No 41, Nuuanu street.FOR ...TINWARE, CROCKERY, HARD-

WARE, CIGARS, ETC,At lowest prlcofl, po to

WING TAI LUNG.Uf- - !!3l Nuuanu tlreet.

LAI WING .K3SJ33- -iM.ii.7iur.it.

ALL KINDS OKT1NWARE, CROCKERY,etc, nt the very low ml prices. King elrcytinaliitl and Ewu of Muuuukeu.

ISLII

CHEONQ KEE CO.

All Muil ol lluwiiro, vrucVti ry,tilo, ul luwwl piimM, . , , ,

HI Nhhwih uud UfiltJ ktU

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EVENING BULLETIN, MARCH 23, 189G.U 'vkMuwf u hfcjM

BY AUTHORITY.

JNotico.

Ofuck ov Tilt: BoAiin or Health,Honolulu, March 20, 18UG. J

OX AND t THIS DATE, Acharge tf One Dollar $ 1.00 per hour willbe uv.irte for tho uso of the Odorless Excn-Vrtto- r.

hy older of tho Hoard of Health,0. U. 11EYK0LDS,

257-- St Executive Officer.

5r)? EueQiQ Bulletin?,

OANIEL LOGAN, Editor.

MONDAY, MARCH 23, 189G.

Thew, 13 little doubt Unit aof tlio thoughtful pub-

lic eunliment of tho country is infnvor of giving n. gunornl registra-tion law a fair trial. It was pass-ed by tho Legislature of 1802 butmysteriously disappeared and wasnever promulgated. Although itinny come high in tho prico of"Anglo-Saxon- " pride, tho countryBceinp to want to have it. Nobodyof law abiding habits will likelybo pcriously injured by the law,and it may do most that is prom-ised for it in bringing certain ele-ments under control for labor andtaxation purposes.

Tho reporting of roligious ser-vices that has beon somewhat

dono in this paper, itshould bo nmdo known, is ohioilytho work of those aiding in thomeetings. This being a strictlyseoulnr paper, it cannot take anysectarian responsibility, but ithas always beon libon.3 v ith spacefor any denomination to exhibitwhat its leaders deem to bo fortho good of humanity. "Tho otherside,"' of any controversial ques-tion ventilated in our columns,has u.'ver had ground to complainof being refused a hoariug. Still,

-- it may at an appro-- "priato stngo, to plnco a limit uponany particular controversy. Mr.Peck is now entitled to room fora statomont of his position whichit is understood he has in prepar-ation.

CI'lllOII Oil Ripllnni.

liAi'Tisit ArconniNa to1. Acts 10:47, requires water.2. John 3.23, much wator.3. Acts 8:30, coming to wator.4. Acts 8:38, going into wator.5. Acts 8:30, coniiug out of

water.0. Hub. 10:22, bodies washed.7. John 3:5, form of birth.8. Romans (5:1, form of burial.1). Romans 0:5, form of resur-

rection.10. Romans 0:5, form of plant-

ing.il. Romans 0:17, form of doc-

trine.IMMERSION REQUIltES

1. Water.2. Much water.3. Coming to wator.4. Going into water.5. Coming out of water.(5. Rodies washed.7. Form of birth.8. Form of burial.9. Form of resurrection.

10. Form of planting.'11. Form of doctrine.

HPMNKLINO AND POURING ItEQUIRE

1. Water.Last Friday night as per an-

nouncement Rev. Mr. Roniig pre-sented his "review" of.tho state-ments published by Rev. Mr. Pecksonio days previously in rogard tothe esontiiilness of tho rito ofChristian baptism. In his denoue

jSL QrHESAT

Aunt AU .

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ment of tho subjoct the evangelistshortened and simplified his ad-dress by frequent referonco to andcomment on tho chart of scripturetexts bearing on tho subject winchwas displayed, and which is givonat tho head of this articlo, specialomphasis boiug placed on thoblank portion of tho chart.

Tho speaker stated that ho hadno part or lot in tho proposeddiscussion or tho articlo in ouo oftho papers which had brought itout, ho know nothing about it un-til ho saw it as published, it waswholly unauthorized by him, thooccasion therefore was not soughtby him. Novortholess as a servantt)f tho Most High, and as oneconsecrated to tho christian min-istry and to tho proclamation oftho wholo truth of God ho mustoboj tho Divine injunction to"contend earnestly for tho faithwhich was once for all deliveredunto tho caints." And when hemade btatemouts from the pulpitho came with the scholarship oftho world to back him. "It is mybusiness to prench tko "Word, ifthat conflicts with the 'traditionsof tho fathers' or tho creeds anddoctrines of mordoru sectistn. Iam not responsible," he said.

"When I givo you tho word,God talks to you and it's you andtho Bible for it; 1 am not in lineat nil. I havo my convictions andthey are as deep as tho sea and I'ddie for any ouo of them. On thosubject of baptism I take undis-puted ground, it is a positioncommauded of God, every convertrecorded in tho New Testamentwas baptised." Here tlio speakerread from the articlo of Mr. Peckwhore lie claimed that tho scholarsand best men of tho world regard-ed it as a "non-essential- ." Hethen produced the Lutheran, Ep-iscopal, Methodirt and Presbyter-in- n

creeds und rend from thornand also quoted from the immort-al Wesley, they nil ngrecing ns totho scriptural necessity of tho or--dinnnco ns commanded by Jesusand practiced by the Apostles.You cannot get into any of theseloading roligious bodies withoutbaptism, d. Aro thoy alioadof Heaven ? With regard Ao im-mersion, ho said that by a woll-know- n

law of language tli.e correctdefinition of a word could bo sub-stituted for the word itself, thenproceeding ho referred to Acts 2:38,and substituting, as portho before-mentione- d

law, tho wmd sprinklefor baptized it rend thus:

"And Potorsuid unto them, Re-pent ye and bo scattered in smalldrops (dofiuition of sprinklo),every ouo of you, a terrible thingto do. Jiy substituting tho wordpour, or its definition (nlso claimed to bo a correct definition of theword baptizo,) tho effect wnsequolly lidieulous, neither ofthoso words boiug used to trans-late tho word baptizo would mnkoany sonso nt all. Now, if im-mor- so

is a correct definition itwill fit and mako perfect souse,and it does. "In tlio light of thoJudgment Day you are responsi-ble tor what you see and for whatyou hear as well ns 1 for what Ipreach to you." Thn epeakormade reference only in mostcourteous tonus to thoso whohonestly differ from him, und agood impression was loft ou thosowho heard the discourse.

Liwai Meakano was convictedof selling liquor without a licensoof December 22d of last year andgot his sentonco suspended. To-day on tho motion of tho prose-cution the caso was called up inDistrict Court and tho dofondantsentenced to a iiue of 100 andcosts.

Mr. Romig's sermon Inst nightwas a strong temperance dib-cours- e.

Tho congregation wasnot small, yet lacked filling thochurch.

Rooms To LetFUKNIS'IKI") ItOOMS TO LET AT

No 1 (linden I.nuo, 25' Iw

SUOOESSSHAVL YOU TRIED IT?'

JUST THE TKlfJG FOR BREAKFAST

AUNT ABBEY'SCooked Moiled Oats.

Tho "Tig M'l brand.IIon.lUil'ul. Ki'onomicjiil.

dm ju 1.0 as.)irt'ii,'lit from Mini Is.ltir than any utluir lir.t, I,JTJA7" IV miti- - l', ml l.i nlluu dim tin,,

FIUNK B, PKT33RSOW & 00.H I'. AdISKTK

jlmely Jopic

March 14, 1S96.

A church congregation downin Sanders, Ky., was dismissedmost summarily under un-pleasant circumstances twoSundays since. Right in themiddle of the preacher's dis-course there bolted into thechurch through ths half-op- endoor what appeared to be ablack and white cat, closelyfollowed by a yellow dog. Catand dog ran swiftly down themiddle aisle to the platform.The preacher taken unawares,did the natural thing, kickedat the cat, hit it, and landed itsquarely in the middle of thecongregation. Then it turnedout that the cat was a skunk.The rest of the story is left tothe imagination of the reader.

This week we want to callyour attention especially to theAlaska Refrigerator andgive you a few items concern-ing its construction.

To give strength and dura-bility, an inside body, or frameis made of well dried, matchedwood, to which hardwood !

cleats are solidly nailed. Uponthese cleats the outer body, orframe, is built.

The inner frame is madefrom perfectly odorless wood,and is lined with zinc. Po-lished as bright as a mirror,presenting a very clean and at-tractive appearance.

All exposed wood, as underthe lids and about the doors,is odorless tulip poplar,thoroughly shellaced. Thismakes the Refrigerator cleanand sweet.

Between the outer and innerwalls there is an inch and ahalf space filled with PureCharcoal. There is nothingso good in every way for fi-lling the space between thetwo walls ot a Refrigerator asPure Charcoal.

The locks are entirely newin principle, and are, withoutexception, the best ever usedon a Refrigerator. They willkeep the door closed perfectlytight, even if they were leftone-eigh- th inch loose.

The hinges are very strong,beautiful in design, and madeexpressly for The AlaskaRefrigerator.

All the trimmings are solidbrass, dipped finish, this beingthe latest style in fine brassgoods.

From the results of testsmade during the past threeyears, we are convinced thatthe Alaska is the best Re-frigerator in the market, inconstruction, in power to pre-serve perishables, in economyof ice, and, in fact, in all thepoints necessary to make themfirst-cla- ss in every respect.

T.L--I K

Hawaiian Hardware Co.

limited,.QplFdto Bproukols' Hank,

NO. :I07 FORT STOTET.

The ncre VnernncT Cnnc.II. M. Berg was tried beforo

Judge do la Vorgno this morningon a charge of vagrancy. OflicerCordes testified to tho vagranthabits of tho defendant and Mar-shal Brown to tho fact that ho hadbeon under arrest thrco times be-fore in tho past six months on thosame charge.

Tho dofondant called P. A.Schaefer as a witness but Mr.Schnefor testified that ho did notknow him or anything about him.Borg then wanted President Doleand two or tlireo othor prominentwitnesses summoned to prove thatho had applied for work to them,but the prosecution obviated thonecessity of their prosonco by

that such was a fact.Tho witness then told a ram-

bling story about tho polico beingdown on him. Said ho hnd beena supporter of tho monarchy butwas now a pupporler of ho Re-public. He had applied tocovoral officials for jobs butthey would not givo him anythingto do. Ho mado liiB living by do-ing odd jobs on vcbsoIs along thowharves and supposed he hnd aright to do as ho pleased.

Tho Court found him guiltyand gave him qunrtorswith JailorLow for thrco months to come.

Order of ArreSl Vncnled.

In tho matter of "W. G. Irwin, awitness produced under benchwarrant in tho caso of RudolphSnrenlrnls vs. Pnanhnu Plantation 'Company, Judgo Perry disoharg- -cd tlio respondent from arrest butnot from tho obligation to appearwhen called. ine neanng is con-tinued until Wednesday.

Jas. Quiuu contomplntos leavingfor Guatemala somn timo duringtlio month of April.

Results of Honesty."My watch is giving mo the ut-

most satisfaction; I actually be-lieve it does not vary a secondduring tho week."

Pleasant remarks these. Justtho kind of balm a watchmakernucils occasionally to keep uphis spirits. For you knowworking all day on a 'highstool, n glass firmly screwedinto 0110 oyo, looking at objectsso minute it takes a microscopett d st'tiuisli them, is not thopi as'intcst occupation whichcould fall to the iot of man.

So it's no wonder n followgets all out of 8"rts occasion-ally, and then it's tho timo afew ronnrks like tho abovedoes what all tlio patent medi-cine in the world could not ac-complish, cheers up, makesthings look brighter, the nextjob goes all the smoother.

Speaking of tlio above watch:It was an old one. The wearerhad used it steadily for frtyyears, lb had run etioughjhadrevolved its wheels s long andsteadily, that at last it wastired out. Tlio pivots were soworn, the wheels just wobbledand wobbled, then stopped al-together. What wns to bodone? Throw it away? Got anew one. Yes, but the wearervalued it for its associations, itwas ns dear to him as his bestfriendjso nothing would do butbuild it all over as it were, re-new the parts, put some gointo it. That wo accomplishedit to tho entire satisfaction ofthe owner, his remarks abovewould suroly leave no room forooubt. And wo can do thesame with yours, sometimesthey go a little too far, and thocost for reconstruction is toomuch, but generally no workis too intricato for us. It isthat which wo brag about,complicated work is our strong-hold. Isn't it reasonahlo nowto suppose that wo aro bettorahlo to do your loss intricatowork? Wouldn't it he safer togivo us tho custody of yourwatoh altogether, no niattorwhat tho troublo, and havo afooling of certainty in to if hIruutiiit'iiU

H, F. Wiohman

;lit

ExcellentEfrervescingRejnvenator

IS

ENTERPRISE.A.T

PApffyBON

Auction Saks by W. S. Luce.

Large Clearance

--t. mh rvt wrv vr-

xni hBy order of MK3S15S. H. W SCHMIDT &

SONS, I Bbull sell at their BusincbSlloUHO ou Fort street,

TOMORROW, March 24th,AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.,

An Assortment of

Dry - GoodsTailors' Goods,CLOTHING, SHIRTS, ETC.

iquors&bigarsSaddlery, '

Hardware,Groceries.

UTS'" Fuller jvirtlcnliirs licienftcr. I.lbo.rnl terms to the trailo. All Ooods soldwithout lescrvo.

W. S. LUCE,M'-S- t Auctioneer.

Cane .'. LandsFor Sale At Auction.

,On MONDAY. March 30th,AT 12 O'CLOCK Ml. ON,

I shall sell, nt my Auction llooms,

Thrco Parcels of Irrigated Cans Lands,

Situated in the Districts of Knuohul, Muolea,Riiull, Is ami of Maul This Property 19 atpresent least d to tho Keelprocity duur Com-pany for n tc;m of ten yours, from tlio Dili ofStarch, IB'.U, at an annual icutal offlH.ROclear of taxes. Thero nre M acres In thulands and through them runs tliu water sup-ply for the Keelprocity tJujiar Company. AlnuKiillU'cnt Inxestment and rare clmiice forspeculators. Tlllo perfect, feu simple undfree ot ull encumbrances.

Terms Cash In U 8. Gold Coin. Deeds atexpense of purchaser.

For fuither particulars, apply to

W. S. LUCE,217-t- d Anctioncor.

I For Family Use 1

Just lteccivcil, ox "C. C. Funis," n cargo of

Wellington, Departure Baij, Coal

Which is oflciod ill qu(intil!c to suit.

2240 lbs. to the Ton.

DELIVERY im.313.

WILDER & CO., L'D.m nu

Hi.IimipImi fur Ul' ICVUMMJ HWeIMiriN, 71? oiiiitu ))or nn'iitli.

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V SLOOfJ.Auction Sales by Jas. F. Morgan.

AUCTION SALE OF

"DELIHQTJEHT STOCK

On TUESDAY, March 24th,AT 12 U'CL'JCK NO N.

At my Snlesrootn, Quern street. Honolulu,I will sell ut Public Auction, by 01 dor of F.W. JlcC'lie-ne- y, Ksq., President of ThoWoodliiwu Couijinuy, HlnireB in hIjjvo Com- -pany-u- s followx:

D' McOoriintoi), SSIinrcx.Geo Trembiu, tt sliim-H- .

JAS. h MuixGAN,2"1 Ot uctionecr.

Au.cti.on SaleFS " g1681(16006 b!t6S

.A.T MA.KIKXOn SATURDAY, March 28,

j AT 12 O'CLOCK NOOK,

At my Kidcsroom. Qitccn street, 1 will bollut Public Auction, tho following

Valuable Residence Lots at Makiki1. CormT of KrcaiimoKu anil Dnmlidsst. KrontnKf of SUilft on Kceiiuiniil.u strcrt,

mid !:;( ft, on Pomlhliut. Contains :j(UUU84 It.

-. Adjoining No I on Dnmlnls street Fron-tnfj- oof l!i(J feet on Domini street, und U00

ft deep. Coiitnlns L'G.nmi tq ft.!!. Adjoining No 'J on DomloU street.

KrontiiL'u of I8il ft on Donihils st, 2jU ft deep.Contains lill.lXKI si) It.

4. Corner of Oomlnls and Kcunlo sts.Frontage of L'Oil (t on Kuwulo st, und 13U fton Dnmlnls st. Contains '.'(i.UOfl m( ft.

5. Corner of Kewnlo and Uculu sti.Front-ng- uof '.'00 ft on Kewnln st, und 1:10 ft ou Uc-

ulu st. Contains 'JO, (Mil M ft., (1. Adjoining; No Son Heulast.IliO It facing

on 'lie street, '.Oil ft deep.Tliu uLiovu I.oIh nrchltuated In the Imme.

dlate vicinity of the resldi ncc of K V Peter-son, Ksn, mid J (1 Kiithwell, Em;

Tlie ubovo Lots will nil face tlio line of thoproposal l.lectrlc Kalluar

Tliln sale olleis one of tlio few opportunitiesto obtain a tine luiiru Itcstdi-uc- Site In nu excellcnt url;lilioiliiod. Tlio lots command anextensive view.

17 Finns of tho propei ty can lie seen ntmy olllce.

fif Part of tho purchaeo price can remainon mortcae.For further particulars, apply to

JAS. P. MQRGAN.245 til Auctioneer.

COPFEiii ESTATE AND LANDS

For Sale.I am directed to sell nt Public Auction on

Wednesday, May 27, '96,nt 12 o'clock noon of said day nt my salesrooms on Queen street, In Honolulu (unlesssooner disposed of at private sale) tliu follow,ins described piopcrti, namely;

A tract of land of about 2,:iuo acres In feesimple situate nt Kolo mid Olelomoana 1 InHouth Kona, Island of Hawaii, about elj;htmiles hy a road from Ilooheria, one oftlio largest villages In Kona. '1 licio is tin ex-cellent Iniulliii: on tho land Itself from wherethe colfio und other produce could he shippednnd a trood slle torn mill near tho landing.Fifty acres or land aro In codec. Hungrily es-timated thcru Is about scen liundicd acres ofsplendid cotreo land Inn nil on ouo block onboth sides of the fiovcriunuit Jtoad. Klulrtliuudreil ucres lying nboo and to tho Kant ofthe seven lilllldn d ileus iibme mentioned IsuIk j e client land and nlthoimhnt n hlyhcrultltuile Is uu doubt ulsowell adapted forcoffee culture. The lower laud beluw thocolfeu belt is sultnulo lorplneapples and sisal.TlureU n divine; house, stoic and work-tnoiii-

it (loidon's I'ulper, laborers' ounrlersand wit.T tntil.s at tht !.uitatU,, ,nd U,ulaud 1 partly wnllul, Theiu has never beenany blight ou this laud, iilllnuili coireu wnsIiluiilcd n gnat uiiinvienrsut'ii. Old residentof Ktmiillkotlro Into I). II Nshliiu, J. W,Kiinliutil.il nitil others h.no lotlllnl ( nilsfact Thuru Uusia l!.hei uppuilcmint to(llclninuaua 1.

Ti'ims mih or sirtiif the imu'liniq pilcuenn runiuli) on nmrlKiiifii ul cbht per piia pernuiiiiin. I)ed nml lumps ut Hie okpuusu nl(HirclMHT,

A turn; f jhu jiruiMrt y ihii Im seen m fur- -

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Women Engineer.Mim Marian Porker of Detroit is tho

Prut vomau to gradnato from tho engi-neering department of the University ofMichigan. Sho won tho degree of bach-elor of seicnco In civil engineering, tooktho fnll conreo, nnd stood well at thehead of her class. Her object, sho says,is to bocoino n practical nrchiteot. Therearo now only nbont CO or 00 women inthis profession, ono in Philadelphia,two in New Yoi It, sovornl in Now Or-la-

and others i cattcrod about. MissParkor's thesis foi graduation was a ii

for a flrcpif n apartment building,on which sho spent nearly tho whole ofher last somestor, although not constantin her work. To an engineer who knowswhat it means ti design such n building

figuring ont '. Btroii($th of overypieco of iron in its construction thiswill net seom a long timo. Ladies'

Saturday.

A Canadian FoituilatreM.MIm Sirali Dobon has been appoint-

ed postmistress of Yorkvillo, Canada.Her father had had chargo of tho offlcolor 43 years. Tlio nomination lay with

V. P. Maclean, M. P. In his lottor toth j ivistinustcr general ho said: "Inthus dopailiug from tho gonoral rnlowhich makes theso appointments pnrolypolitical, I have only to say that I doso mt of respect to tho wishes of thocntiro district of Yorkvillo, which seomsdetermined on having Miss Dobson re-tain the position so long hold by her r.

Ker r boforo havo I seen so muchinfluence brought to bear in favor of anappointment. Conservatives and Ro-- f

me.s nli'.o havo joinod In tho rocom-mendutio- n."

Canon l'lncnihlon.An odd little pincushion, a souvenir

fiom tho mouutniiiH, is in tho form oftin Indian ranoo froightcd with a coupleof pln-d- i butts which hold pins. It is sus-pended by a sill: cord. Different sizes

MyTJOTSfflcan bo used for this purpose. Tho onosketched hero is ten inches long. Thobags nromado of brown plush and filledwith haw dust. They aro tied togetherwith brown silk coid, and tho canoo issuspended with tho iiarao,

Mr. Patrick Campbell.Mrs. Patrick Campbell has told a

British interviowor that tho pnblio doesuot appreciate tho mental and physicalwear and tear which an actress under-goes in pcrfoiming emotional parts. Herown remedy for this exhaustion is todovoto Iicrolf tothocommouplaco dutiesof lifo and of her own household. Mrs.Campboll coufot-sc- s that sho inado aromantio runaway match when sho wasa moro girl, nnd that she was themother of two children boforo she wasSO. Sho irmdo her professional dobnt nttho Alosandor theater in Iiivorpool in18S8 nftor a nhoit career as an amateur.

Queen Blurgherlta.A recent graceful act of Qaccn Mar-ghcri- tn

is being duly chronicled. Oncon year sho pays u visit to tho girls' mis-sion schools in Rome. She arrived thereone day rocoutly in on open carriage,and following camo two othero filial toovotilowiug with masses of exquisiteflowers. Theso rfio ordered should bedriven into tho school gaidens. Whennil the pupils and toachors had assem-bled, sho handed to each a lovoly bou-quet with tho laughing word: "Lastyoar you all presented mo with flowers.It is quito tiino that I revenged mysolf."

A Much Traveled Woman.Mrs. John Richard Green, tho widow

of tho hibtoriau, has rotnrnod to Eng-land, after an interesting and somowhatadventurous trip to Greece aud to thesito of Troy. During hor travols Mrs.Green was foitunato in finding an op-portunity of visiting tho island of Dolos,which is uninhabited and bat seldomncccssiblo to travpjors.

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riorentlna Cream.Sqneezo and strain tho juioe of four

lemons ; sweeton it with a cup and ahalf of Bugar; dissolve half a box ofgelatin nnd odd tho whole to a pint andn half of cream whipped nntil it is stiff.Pour into a mold and set on the ioe.

A number of now wreath broocheshavo appoarod during tho week.

Sciouco has achieved for womankindoleotrio curling tongs.

Tho pinaforo Btylo of bodico is ono oftho late&t novoltics und is very effective

Thoro will bo a Hpecinl salo ofDr. Juoger'a Sanitary Wool Un-derwear at Traoy's, to reducestock. PricoB will bo S3 per suitfor lobular sizes, nnd .13.50 persuit for extra large sizes, Lndio&'suits, ull sizes, wliito and natural,nt-f- ,ersuit. Do not Jot th'sopportunity pass lo pot theeogoods ut much lesH than tlu-- rMil . as tho sulo will only labttill htook is roducd.

F TS CUREDU'wm V, 8, Journal . fitauwt.i

'rof.W,ll.l'iil,wlioiukipclaliyotPilltpy,illliouiil(nibtiwUUnitiiri4iaoiMnlliitt

ylvliul,liyuu,iuniMlMiuiiMiM. wib4viHKliiri 4" ( gpr MiiliiKrnrl iy uiui.luuiilll'4lMtlllKUIl(klllllltIUlat.Wjl(UlU

kihW u till 11 lurnu IhmiIm nrin bIlmIhIcihii', f n IniiiyiiilviirliiiiuayiiiiiliiiilM)iinll'.r"l4,drifl. Wl4li0lllf9B"WUlllllMfO'yiUI,

delay1 butjMwa bottle of

v&aW to criftdfcm3 ClKHany

or

Hollister -:- - DrugCompany,

130-- Agents for tho Hawaiian Islands.

FINEST ERflUE DF

Hawaiian Blue StoneProm tlie

I'.imousPDJiaSon Qoar-rl- es

STy ico v !r tcto i rn. II" turt eirrmm f? TlicTinestStontcmiTrr I In Hiwall forII1UI u building and

fencing pur-poses Cut toorder In anysize or shapeto suit thetqmlihsokx trade

.or pub-

lic.j -- This stones the same asused in the Pu- -m S Jiahou College

i land Von Holtitfit . - I I hullMlflfTII.AKcat for Ln au Bros., S. F.

Arthur Harrison, Prop.iii- -

IE1or Sa?u9

Building -:- - LotsAT

I)(.ll(;iiii i tuition. Beiiaufulr.oicf tieoceun. Kvulitat nelKlcliorlioort. f.ovelysurrouiulliiH.t

A. V GF.AR.181-- ti

POI! POI!Uan Doom fit Co., Fort Street

Next LiicaV Pinning Mill, wll liavefresh every day

MACHINE MADE POItr.OM TilK

KALIHI POI FACTORY,Whiah will bo bold to fmmlioH in large or

small (jiinntitiM. Ko C'ontaiv- -HIH ri'KNISHKl).

W. L. WILCOX,131t(- - 1'ioprictoi Knlihi l'ol Factory.

8toro open n unlngs.

10" ROL

MADU ON TJIH ISLAND

Is Honolulu's Favorite TaMc Bnttor I

85f" Try a sample and you will use noother.

Foil $Hle at 9Q deqitf pep IollEXCI.USIVKLY BY

HENRY DAVIS & CO.,ODD Koit St root.

2,17--

WANTED TO BORROW

$2,000OlJt MOU1R!

Tor a term nl Ttrn Ymnt or moro on Itoullltt', nt 11 low lulu n( inu iimt.

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JlDU1IK0IWe,

. . ft IEVENING BUiLLETM, MARCH, 23, MPfl, I

EVEEY i MAN t HIS i DWN i HORSE i DOCTOR.

DR. POTTIE'SCELEBRATED -:- - LIVE -:- - STUCK :-- REMEDIES

ron the ouhe or

HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, DOGS, SWINE AND POULTRY.

XjXXjTST -:- - 3E3C-A.I3F- L OILThe marvelous remedy winch preventsHair Falling Out

FOR SALE BY

Solo Agent, Honolulu.IST" N'cat iianiplilet free on application. P. O. Ilox IKE, Tclcplionu 20. 190-t- f

ftra-WlEi- IE i('i!,i'f

IIIBRAUNSCHWEIGER - & - CO,

iMconTcns anoLIquofi Merchants.No. fi, Dntmta Street, - - - San Francisco

Ton SALE IN HULK.Amkiucax UonimoN Wiiiskim 'n i?oiid pci

barrel coutninliig about 10 gallons cacLat various price according to ago andquality.

Oamiokma Gkafb UniNiiY in Bond perbarrel of about 40 to CO gallons.

CASK 0001)8.lo Ihe cehlrnletl Cute Wliitkiri:

"Extra 1'ouy" Uonrbou Wnisky, 12 bottles,.1 gallons per case.

"Boargrnss" llourbou Whisky, 12 bottles, 22-- S gallons per oiiho.

"Old lionecr" lloutbon Whisky, 12 bottles,2 2-- 6 giillotis per it.ho

"Tenncsseo White Itjo" Wliisky, 12 bottles2 2 G gallons per case.

CALIKOHNIA TOUT WINKS, 8HKRHIEBANGKLICA.

Send orders by .mail. Satisfaction gnarantced,

Braunsohweiger & Co..141-l- No. 0, Drumm strict.

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H'ft mlJill ffl "

'500 PAIR

PANTALOONSFROM S5.00 UP.

R. C. A. PETERSON

Custom House Broker,

Notary -- :- lJublic,General Business Agent.

Collections caretally attended to.

KT Offlco with II. K. Walker, Cum-rain- sIllock, Merchant Hirect. 2.i8-t- t

Jose Do Espirito Santo.

Guitar Maker.jTaro-Patc- li and Ukulele Guitars

Jladoof Hawaiian Woods,

IIMHIINA1UX I'lin'ra.

1.10 Fort Ktrrct OppotbChih Stublos(il-i- i.

TVPBWU1TINQ AND COPYINO,

jiiihN ni. I'. M in:iii:n.OrcjCKf" lliiwiillmi AliMtraut mnl Tltl

Uoiiiiuiiy, miani I'm MiniYtfMI JlndmiU HU,

mgDA8C3 of

J. T, Wai&rhouse.

Cnecn Street Stoxe.GROCERY DEPT.

EVAPORATED FRUITS.PEACHES,

PEAES,

APPLES, ETO.in TiiiB nntl Jars. Assorted Ohut-noy- s,

Hnms nud Bacon, Potted

Meats, Boston Baked Beans and

Cereals.

MERCHANDISE DEPT.

DRY GOODS,

BLANKETS,

DRESS TRIMMINGS,COTTON GOODS,

DENIMS,

IX L LIME.

CROCKERY DEPART-MENT.

STONEWARE,

OH1NAWARE,

HAVILAND CHINA,LAMPS, ETC,

HARDWARE.

FORT STEET, NO 10.DRY GOODS,

SILKS,

LACES,

TRIMMINGS,LINENS.

JohnT "Waterhouse,193-t- f

Refrigerated Poultry

AM)

Fresh Salmon

CONSTANTLY ON HAND.

Mefoopoliian JJeafc Co.

Telephone 45

3i Street.G.J. Walleu - - - MANAann.

WHOLESALE AND KETAIL

BUTCHERSAND- -

Naw ContractorsA New Abstraot Office.

Ab a result of 15 year's oxpori-enc- oin tho Abstrnct Business, I

am jiropnrod to innko Abstracts ofrulo in it most thorough, acouratoanil compluto , nianner, and onshort notice.

P. W. Makinney.In AV. O. Smith's Oilico, 818

Fort fcitroot. '215-t- f

BRUCE CART WRIGHT,tlnitiiul Maimer of

Tho Equitable Life Assurance Society

0( (liu Uultuil Hluiv (or Ihu HuwmIIuuMuiuU,

Urrn Mvrvbttwt miwi, Hoaolulu,

DO YOU LIKE CUEEY?

TRUE INDIAN CURRYNOT THE STUFF USUALLY SOLD AS CURRY

Curry Powder as inntlo by us is prepared after the OriginalRecipe from tho Purest Ingredients.

&r TRY IT OjSTCJB

BEffSON, SMITH

TWO GREAT WORKS

--THE-

PTIAXT

AND THE- -

IllllDlilll

TUE FOUMCH ACCEl'TED A3 TUB

lly tlio leading Collcccs nnd most noted Statesmen ana rltcrs

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Of the World.Tho latter as tho

MOST INTERESTINGHistory of America

Ever Written.READ A FEW OPINIONS: --Wl

The Dictionary!1'rnC Hlinlor of llnrnnl unym

"It will rctaiilu an enduring mouunjeutto tlio labor of Its editorn."I'rof. Rayre of Oxford irnUurxlty myK :

"It will dosonu all ol the encomia imiuednixn it."I'rof. AVliorler of Vulo unyii ;

"Clear, couclso, accurate, comprchon-bIvo.- "

The Historical Novels.By Professor John R. TvluslolcWin. McKlnloy, (loeinor of Ohio, rntyH!

"Ono o( tlio most beautiful productionsof tbo American pr-f- I have over neon."

TliomnM lloMinnii, l.l., 1,1., O., Illnli-o- pofllic HI. I 'linrli, .fllamiiirl. hijxj"I Iiotu read 'Tho Columbian Historical

Noo1h' with great pleasure. Any ono, Ithink, cau read theso bookt with plcasuroand profit."

II. I,. Uliitiiiiui. D.D.. 1. 1,. I)., I"rel- -dciil ol Colliy Iliiltvrxltt. .tliiluit, HujKi" 'Tbo Coluinbluu lllsrorical Novels'Jiavo a welcome placo in my bomo. Thoyuno quicKonca lutcnat in tno Btuuy ol ournational life. I know of no moro valuablobelps to bo placed in tbo homo."

B. R. FOSS,Soliciting Agent.

3jV Addiess 1. O. Uox .107, Honolulu,or cull at ill J. a. li. moro, comor Jungaud Nuuauu streets

in2-t- f

International

Iron WorksQueen Kieet, Honolulu:

ESTIMATES AND DESIGNS

Furnlalied for llulldln); All Classes ofMachinery Kvpatr Work, mid,

ULioimtructlou or Kc.motU'1- -liiK Old 1'lantn.

Iron, Brass, Phosphor-Bronzo- , Zinc,and Lead Casting Ornamoutal

nnd plain Cast Iron and htcel Columns,Inm and l (jinlers and '1 ruttsea,GixtingH, l)ourn and hliutto, ai.il a gener-al lino of Iron aud llrass Work for buildingsof all classes. .Ships' Blacksmith Work douowith lioatiii'BS aud dispatch. All workman,ship guaranteed HiRt class, and at pricesihat havo been hllheitu unknown on theHuwalian Ihhmds.

Is mil Onlowwill i eceUo prompt otteu-tlo-

C. R. MCVEIGH,

Muiiiif;?r umjV (i. iiok n7. , .,,

'IVJIIIUIIUII UUH'U, Olfc, lUIIM, UIDi

MOEmpire SaloonA general Btock of Liquors, Ales and

Wiucs.

FKCSII IIELK AUVAYS OX DKAUOHT.

OUR PORT AND SHERRY,

Aro of tho finest nnd como to uldirect from Luropo.

OUR MCBRAYER WHISKEY

Iuipor'tod gtmlght from Loulavillo, Ky.

JAMES OLDS, Prop.

COMMERCIAL SALOONCor. Niiiinnii ntitl Ilcrctmiln Nta.

T. Ki:Vi:., Manager.

COOL FRESH BEER!On Draught nnd the Standard Brands of

Bottle liter.FINE WHISKIES, 3RANDIE8, WINE8 AND

FRENCH LIQUORS.

TtllLE !I..VIir.T A Sl'ECIALTV.'JOOtf

Wanted at the Louvre Saloon,Ul Kuuiiuu Street.

C000 men daily to drink tho G00O

..FAMOUS f BATTLE BEER,..ICE COLD ON DRAUGHT.

EDWARD & HARRY--,I'ostofOco Box 475 - Uonolulu.

132-0-

Merchants ExchangeS. I. SnAW, Proprietor.

Corner Klnc & Nuimiiii Btreet., llouululn

Choice Liquors mid FIuo Jleor,

Tolopliono 401.W. H. RICKARD,

General Business Agent.Will attend to Couvoynncing in

nil its Bronchos, Collectingand all Business Matters

of trust.

Ml Business entrusted to himwill rccoivo Prompt and CarefulAttontion. Oilico:

Hcnokaa, Haraakua, Hawaii.

COLLECTION AGENCY.328 MERCHANT STREET

Old Uullitin Uulldlnc

Collections Promptly At-tended to.

Money Delivered the Day of Collection.

BISSELLTHOMAS. HUGH P. KING.

David Dayton.I have some cli-

ents who --wanthouses to live in.

David Dayton.101-t- f Merchant ittrest.

CRITERION

Shaving ParlorsTHANK PACHECO, T'ropr.

Fort St. Opp. Pantheon Stables.'JKi 'Jin

JOHN PHILLIPS,PXiUMB-HJIft- .

Ilotol St., ur Kort. To, U02,

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'V3 , iEVENING BtfLLT2TlN, mABOh: 23, 1890.

V.CUOAO.

Another Article Iroin I.o Nniixcmi(cKnitliliio.

E. do Ilnrno of Kolialn favorstho Bulletin with llio following

ANNOUNCEMENT ! nrticlo on cacao, supplementaryto one on tho sumo subject latelyappearing in these columns:

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On or about Mnv 1st wewill movu into our new quart-ers, corner of Hotel andBethel streets, three floors willbe used to cnrry on our everincreasing business, and wewill open with the finest stockof House Furnishing Goodsever imported into this country. Our Showrooms will beso arranged that you can tellexactly how n sit of furniture-look-s

when it is set up in yourown home; Booths will befurnished complete with Par-lor Suits, Dining Room Suits,Bedroom Suits, etc. Our Din-ing Room Furniture will be insets with Bric-a-brn- c to match.Odd pieces to match almostany set can almost always behad. Nothing sets oil a diningroom as prettdy as one of ourCombination Sideboard ChinaClosets.

Our Bedroom Suits willcomprise Plain and QuarteredOak with French BeveledMirr-TS- , Plain and CurlyBirch, plain Birdseye Maple;Mahogany, and Enamel andGold, and we have Combin-ation V..rdrobc Chiffoniers tomatch. A pretty CombinationSecretary Bookcuso is a handypiece of furniture to havearound. These goods will bodirect frm the factory andthe very lad si designs. Jf wedon't happen to have exactlywhat you want in the furnitureline, expert mechanic willmake it fur you and satisfactionguaranteed or no sale. Wemake a specialty of CedarWardrobe

Our Repairing Departmentis complete in every particular.First-clas-s Upholsterers willmake your old mattress looknew, furniture repaired at yourown home if desired, Mattingand Carpets laid by expertswith dispatch. Special atten-tion paid to Renovating Par-lor Furniture.

Ourstock of Portier Curtainsare the finest ever brought toHonolulu. We have Tableand Stand Spreads to match.Patent Spring Shades, CornicePoles, etc., are little thingsthat you will need in furnish-ing your home. Wo havo acomplete stock. Our Hair andSpring Mattresses made toorder havo n jeputation in Ho-nolulu for fine workmanshipand durability. Honolulu peo-ple, can wo do anything foryou, do you want anything intho furniture lino, it don't makeany difference what it is, cometo us Wo can accommodateyou and wdl guaranteo satis-faction in every particular andat prices that will meet withyour approval.

Orclway& Porter

Ordway

o Furniture

Porter,

- :- Dealers

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Ordway & New Quarters.

Corner Hotel and Bethel

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Porter's

Streets, Honolulu, H. I.

TELEPHONE 645 m

HAM'EST AND I'lll'.rAltATION.

At the age of five- - years, as woliavo said, tho cacno treo gives itsfirst real crop. It bears tho wholeyear round, but in lnrgo quantities at tuo onu ot tlio dry, and thobeginning of tho rainy Hoason.Consequently, tho ilowois thatsprout, in, and from May, whendry weather provails, will givofruit in August, September andOctober, thus 1 months nf tor blos-soming. At thut time of tho yoar,wo havo counted as many as 80good sized fruits on a treo. AVouovor noticed that tho iloworswere moro plentiful at tho be-ginning of tho rainy sonon, butthat tho fruit soeniH to form bettorwhon tho rains have ceased. Whenoltogothor yellow, it is tnkon oil"by means of a pruning knife, orailV Cither Sllitnllln (mil. Kiinl.-nr- aand creopors, if any, being genor- -any out on at tlio biuuo tune. Ifthe treo bo forgo, it is belter toguthor tho fruit every day. Andit is at this timo, that tho advan-tages of nlailtillP in rmva nv nnin.cunxos can best bo noticed, as iniratlinrinrr. flin ,..,0-- - "D, -- w u.jtiiinui Villifollow tho lines, and has not to gofrom right to loft, as happens intho plantations in ado by tho na-tiv- os

of tho country, when loft tothemsolvos, and so forgot nnd losofruit.

Mr. do Lanossan says: that, incertain places, tho fruit, aftertho shell has been takon oil", ispacked in great earthen vaseswhoro fermentation destroys thopulp. Afterwards tho grains aroeasily separated and well dried intho sun. This is the not earthedencao (cacao non torro) that isused in making tho cacao butterlueurro do cacao.)

Tho process of preparing cacnocan briefly bo summed up thus:Tho gathering and putting up oftho fruit in heaps, tlio opening oftho shells tho next day, and thostoring of tho fresh fruit at thoplaco where it has to ferment, andfinally after a few days tho drj ingprocess. During tho fermentationthat takes placo in barrels or anyother container, wator and carbonicacid aro disengaged, and tho ther-mometer thrust among tho fruitsreaches G0 (about 187 F). "Whontho woathor is moist, caro shouldbo taken, not to. allow this temper-ature- to bo exceeded, as tho grainswould turn blackish, and not boso valuable.

It is advisablo if ono wishes tohavo a lino product, to spriiiklotlio grains with red clay, to pro-ve- nt

agglutination, nnd to leavothem for a couplo of days intho container till tho fomenta-tion is finished. After which,thoy aro rubbed by women orchildren between tho hands, sons to tnko nil mnttor off. Tho reddirt absorbs tho mucilage of thocacao and gives it a lino red color.It is also claimed to koop better,whon this has beon used. Whondrying; what lasts for 4 or 5 days,caro should bo taken to stir tlmgrains ofton, so that all the partsmignt dry at tho samo timo.Aftor drying, tho cacno hns to bostored in warehouses with n cimrlnand hormotically closed door, butif, notwithstanding all this care,it bo, aftor a fow months, covorodwith mould, it can, if tho innorpart bo still sound, bo lukon offby a gontlo rubbing.

Meohanics' Homo, corner Hotelind Nuunnu streets, lodging byJuy, wook or month. Tornm: 25ind CO conts por night $1, and$1.25 por week.

A bright sparkling beverage,noted for its agreeable ilavor, istho judgmont of beor drinkers inregard to Seuttlo beor, for sale inbottles or on tap at tho Criterion.'

Brown & Kuboy linvo for saloa comploto lino of watches, clocks,cutlery and Bolid and plated jewel-ry of every description, that thoyare soiling at reasonable prices.

290-290- -290. Tho UnitedCarnago Co. Eino enrriageu andtho fastest horses ju u, WtirMwith coinpuluut drivers nluny g.

(Junior King midbtioots. Telephone 2il().

City UurriiiRo Co,.,), tf, Ami.iiuln, miiiuiur. It you want nIwnk with isoqiI lini-h- urn uliililrlvrrliiKiii IVIaplio-- jiil,UOriMir Ot l'Dl't mill M uioWueU. Uuuk ut nil lioui'N,

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LOCAL AND

II will liavo drill this

Band concert tit Emma squarethis

The First Battalion will drilltomorrow

II. Vidn mid P. W. Thrum huvoreturned from Mnui.

Tho Clnudino brought 10G deck

The boys willgivo a concert on April 11th.

hats and othor novel-ties at Mrs. ITannn's on Fortstreet.

Miss Kuto Field will likelyleavo for Hawaii by tomorrow'ssteamer.

A. E. household fur-nitu- rowill bo" sold at auction

this week.Oahu Lodgo No. 1, K. of P.,

conferred tho esquire rank Satur-day

Makiki had a smart shower ofrain on evening butnone fell in town.

Bishop Willis confirmed thirtypersons at St. Andrew's Cathedral

F. A. Sohaofer and family havomoved out to thoir "Waikiki re-sidence for a month.

B. L. Finney has moved into hisaow corner Wilderavonuo and Makiki street.

Tho candlocontinues to attract great at-

tention at Wall, Nichols Co.weathor

the usual good ataf toruoon's band concort

Tho Educator forMarch has been recoived. Teach-ers should encourage this paper.

Tho new pleasuro boat for thoIlcalani boat club will soon bo

Mr. Ball is tho build-er.

A of the SalvationArmy pooplo hold services on thowarship Adams morn-ing.

The crop of nightdrunks was small, onlytwo of them being landed inchoky.

During necessary repairs to thoWilder .wharf that

vessels aro using thoOceanic dock.

Tho mounted patrol gave an ex-hibition drill on after-noon at Makiki, at which Presi-dent Dole and others wore pre-sent.

Tho band will play at Emmasquare on Tuesday and

on atMiikoo Island and on Fridayat tho Hawaiian hotel.

Work is being rushed on thoOpora Ho iso by contractor Lin-coln and tho roof will bo com-pleted by Interiorwork can then bo

Tho BuiiLKTiN ro-coi-of tho and By-

laws of tho Medical ofHawaii, uUo an address at theopening of that body by Dr. Bus-so- l.

Tho Makiki lots advertised forsale on next by Jas. F.Morgan havo a rich alluvial soilfrom twenty to feet indepth and tho watur supply isabundant.

Largo numbors of tho steameredition of the Evening Bulletinwbro mailed by tho Australia on

by thoso who wantedto send tho nows and did not havetime to write.

Thoro was a biggor crowd thanusual to soo tho Australia off on

afternoon. On thoBteerago ond of tho vessel tho deckwas wet with tears shed over faro-wo- ll

embraces.Dotectivo Kaapa landed a

couplo of Ohineso chefa dealers intho station houso about 10 o'clock

togothor witha outfit of tickets and alot of ehiclion foed.

Mrs. Chas. J. hasboon ill fur tho nasiwook. Her is

today and tlmaro moro Charloy hastho f

In tho Huit of tho Afoug minorsnmiiiiht A. S. andotiiiTx, Jnllon ). liny no luiM boonNurvod with u

III") fl'llll pllllIUIiIiik lliUIIHO.

f1llWHliWPP,ilv If "??$wmm- 'i' v ' ,' ' .' y,

EVENING BULLETIN, MAItOlIwwutpwiwtMiiTwtiairaiiPMji'tiiiLMrrfirwi,Jrwii'"

GENERAL.

Companyovcuing.

evening.

evening.

passougora yostordtiy.Karaolmmohn

Imported

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Murphy's

evening.

Saturday

ycstoiday morning.

residonco,

guessing contest-sti-ll

Threatening provontcdattendance

SaturdayProgressive

completed.

delegation.

yesterday

Saturdayunusually

steamshipcompany's

Saturday

AVednos-do- y

evenings, Thursday

Saturday.commenced.

acknowledgesConstitution

Association

Saturday

twenty-tw- o

Saturday

Saturday

yesterday morning,complete

McCarthyilungorouHlv

condition slightlyimproved physicians

hopeful.sympathy uvcrybody.

JJmnpliroyH

tomiHirnry Injuno-lloi- ifiil'lllllllillg

nnytliinK wmwiiing

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A Portuguese was arrested thismorning for furious riding.

Tho usual rovival sorvices attho Christian church tonight.

This issue of tho Bulletin contains ton pages. See that you gottho whole of it.

H. W. Schmidt will receivewritton offors for rent of cottageson Boretania street.

A notico of a dividend ou Ha-waiian Sugar Co. Btock appearsin anothor column.

Mrs. Rudolph Aucrbach pre-sented hor husbaud with a bounc-ing baby girl yesterday morning.

Tho chefa gamblers, arrestedby Dotectivo Kapaa yesterdaymorning, will no tried tomorrow.

II. F. Wichman tells of an old"turnip" made into a trustworthytimepioco, in his column in thispaper.

Tho funeral of Kahaawonolo w,tnko.4 pluco at 4:00 p. in. todayunder tno direction ot L. A.Williams.

James F. Morgan's groat salo ofresidonco sites at Manoa will bohold at his salesroom at noonof April 8.

Tho Kamohamoba Gleo Clubpleased everybody with thoir sing-ing at tho Bomig mooting Satur-day ovoning.

Somo of tho converts of thoPiomig meetings will be baptizedafter tho close of tho regular services tonight.

Among tho arrivals on thoClaudino yesterday woro Mrs. A.P. Jones, Mrs. H."W. Bowon andW. l'fotenhauer.

W. W. Dimond calls attentionto his bargains in general and aleader in the shape of Diotz lan-terns in particular.

L. AV. Hough, tho populardruggist, waB elected an honorarymember of Company D, N. G. H.,at thoir meeting last week.

Souvenir spoons and Hawaiiancurios aro for salo by II. G. Biart,whd does watch repairing andjewelry in a skilful maunor.

Mystic Lodgo No. 2, K. of P.,will move from its prosont quar-ters on Kingstreot to Oahu Lodgohall, Fort street, ou April 1st.

A Chinese is held at tho PolicoStation for investigation as to hisconnection with tho chefa gamoraided by David Kapaa yesterday.

Company D, N. G. H., willprobably build a shooting range

i of their own, arraugomonts withUompany i having fallenthrough.

N. S. Sachs announces hisEautor opening of fino millineryon Monday, Tuesday and Wed-nesday. Ladies are cordially in-vited to call and seo tho lateststylos.

Tho sale of dry goods, etc., atII. W. Schmidt & Sons has at-tracted a great many householderstoday. So good mi opportunityof obtaining necessary articles ata low figuro seldom offers.

A yachting party wont on anexcursion to Pearl Harbor yostor-da- y

in tho Edith L. and Pokii.Whilo there several turtles woroshot by ouo of tho parties, butsank before they could bo secured.

Thoro is nothing in tho reportof an attempted burglary atWatorhouso's Queen street storesou Saturday evening. Tho em-ploye of tho crockery departmentliad raised tho sheathing of ashed to lot in moro air, and thisled to a roport that tho roof hadbeen cut.

Iloulily INinorril.

Frodoriok Carlos Smith, thogonial agent of tho Oahu railway,was tho recipient of double honorshist week in boing elected a lifoniombor of ConipuuyD, N.G.H.,and also to membership in thoHawaiian Society, Sons of thoAmerican Bovolution. Tho patri- -atiu ancestor of 1 rod. was Win.Douglas of Plainfield, Connecti-cut, n colonel iu tho war for Am-erican independence At tho out-break of tho Revolution in 1775ho raised a company of NewHaven inon and joined in an ex-pedition to Canada. Later ho wasput in command of tho'ilootonLako Champlaui, boing a bohcapiniu. Hemming to iowJiavouiu 177(1, Cftplaiu Douglas organ-ised a regimont ami took part intho campaign around Now York.From fearful oxpoHiirn duringthin (Mimimigh IiIh IioiiIIIi mivnway mid Iih (llwl In Mny, 17J, nmartyr of Ilia wwr nl llio onrly nyeof 1)15 ywu'H.

Highost of .ll iu Leavening Power.

IL SBBsommsar &cir&WM. JAMKN S.HITII DEAD.

Wm for n AVIiolo (Jeitrrntlou Intho l'ulillc Sen Ire.

William James Smith passedaway, after a lingering illness ofseveral mouths, at his houso onBoretania street at 9:-1- o'clock onSunday morning. Ho was bornof English missionary parentageat Pnpnin, Tahiti, August ,1839, consequently was in his57th year at death. Mr. Smith'suarents moved to Honolulu in1815, and his mother lived uutilsix or soven years ago.

Tho lamented uontletnnn received a good education at thoRoyal school, somo of his school-mates being members of the royalfamily who later occupied thethrone. Ho entered business lifoaftor leaving school, first keepinga store for himself, at the cornerof Nuuanu street and Chaplainlane, and afterward taking em-ployment successively with A. S.Cleghorn fc Co. and M. S. Grin-bau- m

fc Co.Mr. Smith became secretary of

tho Board of Education in 18G5,holding tho ollico until 1891, or aperiod of nearly thirty years. Howas a member of tho Privy Coun-cil of State, and received decora-tions from King Kalakaua andtho Emperor of Japan. (Mr.Smith hold tho friendship andconfidence of Queen Liliuokalaniin a high degree, and was fre-quently consulted by her on mat-ters of state. As ho was possessedof raro good senso, besides boingof a conservative and discreot turnof mind, it may bo believed thathis counsols woro such as woroworthy to bo followed.

Ho was ono of tho prominontmembors of the British Club, nowcalled tho Paciiic,and being a verycompanionable man took a lead-ing part in tho informal debateson public affairs at that institu-tion. His affinities woro with thosurvivors of old Honolulu, or thoroal kamaainas, beyond whosocircle and that of tho teachingfratornity from his long incum-bency as executive officer of thoBoard of Education he seldomwandered.

Mr. Smith leaves three sistorsMrs. J. H. Turton of San Fran-

cisco and Mrs. J. A. Hassingorand Mrs. George J.Iois of Hono-lulu. Tho funoral takes placo attliruo o'clock this afternoon, Bov.Alex. Mackintosh officiating. Mr.Smith 1ms loft, it is believed, aconsiderable estate

Wall, Nichols Co. aro gettingin a first class lot of sportinggoods in tho way of bats, balls,tonniH, cricket, football and base-ball supplies.

Auction Sale by Jas. '. Morgan.

AUUTIv SALE OP

jiouseholdpumitoe

On THURSDAY, March 20,AT 10 O'Oi.OOK A. M.,

At the KobMou o of Miu A. E. MUIU'IIY,curntr K ng auil Keeuuiuokii utrcetK, I willbell at Public Auction, tho Honseliulil Par-niliu-

coiupriumg:

PARLOR FURNITURE,Wiolcor P itlor Set, Oak ,Knsel, Oak mill lluttnu Ceuter Trtblm,l.iiro Cuutcr ii il Midi llugJ,

EHGRA.VLNGS, WATER COLORS,

Hunting Lamps, Upholstered Ulvau,Turtiera, i'imm Luuipe,

Oak Bedroom Sets,Oak Wuvilrobo. Mn'tioasfij nuilMuMpiltu Nuts, ()uk Kxtfiiwion1 wing Tubli, Oitk Hi lehuuril,Hiuucr and lea bct Oliwjwuri',

I Redwood Gtova and UtonsJU,

lli'frlKenilor, Sfmit Snfo,Oauleti TuoIh, l'.tc, L'n.

JAS. F.MORGAN,SSfl ,'lt Auotloimer.

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ATTORNEY fiT WW.IIII.U, ll.VW.VIl.

Latest U.S. Gov't Eoj ort.

Vh AftQ&tuiftsrPowder

ROUGH-ON-BUG- S

is our new inscctitudo for

roaches, bed-bug- s, moths and

insect pests of all kinds.

It kills them instantly, des-troys the eggs. "Won't stain;

doisu't have an unpleasant

odor; easy to use. Tho great

value of Rough-On-Bug- s is,

you can sprinkle it in tho cre-

vices, where their nests are,

and thus destroy tho eggs and

break up their breeding places.

Pull directions with each bot-

tle. Try it. If it doesn't dowhat wo claim, wo refund

money. You therefore take

no risk. Price 25c.Get it of

HOBRON DRUG CO.Solo Proprietors.

TW. DIMOND'5

Tliuic's a lot in tho waygond3 uru shown and a lot inthu buying uf them. Ourplace is a combination of goodbuying and. good showing.Note result: The lnrgest ag-gregation of fine goods blend-ing harmoniously with a cheap-er variety ever shown in Ho-nolulu.

Sometimes when a buyerhappens in a factory whero thosupply is greater than the de-mand thuie is a chance for abargain. Then, too, manufac-turers occasionally want to re-alize on their product betweenseasons. This also is a bargainch.iucc. It happens in dif-ferent lines' and wo managedto get one or two to offer j'ou.

Listen to th.s: A genuineDiet, lantern at 50c. Threedifferent stylcs.cnc just as goodas tlio other. You nevorbought ono in Honolulu be-fore for less than a third moro,sometimes you've been askeddouble the price.

This is one of our bargainsfor tins week there aro othersjust as good. You know whatburg diis mean in somo adver-tisements ours are facts.

Von Holt Building.

Notice.a nivmr.'n will hk mn: AN'D

pnynlilo ou the Cnltil Hlook of tlio lis- -

$MftKr1...1I I ISllll II.A UlnV l.i..L-- nf fll.l(.'oinimuy will lio cIomxI to InuinferH fromnoon rtatiinliiv. Mureli Mill, until April li- -

wm.i'.ti:mi'i.i:ton,S.V,l.nt Soumtary 1 1 . H, Co.

Loase of Cottagos.

wmrriut M'tMimt fun hunt ui;C'lti hii IJeHt'iyU MrHi.1, NilH),wlll

New Advertisements. "f

EASTER OPENINGOF

FineAT

N. S. SACHS'520 ITovt

londayj Tuepday ad Wednosday,March 23d, 24th and 25th.

-,AN ELEGANT LOT OF-- ,

K imported Hats and Bonnets $Ribbons and Flowers !

T Ladies arc cordiallyLatest Styles for tho coining season.

Piano forcall the

Placo on Juno

A13y paying a single big Bilvcr dollar for the ot Jiow

long

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illinery

Street.

$100

Takes

Fine $350 Fischer Pianoprivilogn guessing

Will burn, now ou exhibition in our (WALL, NICHOLS COMPANYlargo show window. Call and oxaruino tho I'iano. Evory of musicwill recognizo tho superior qualities o the "Fischer" Grand.

Evory purchaser of Ono Dollar's worth of goods is entitled to aguess. Wc have adopted this moans of more largely, advertising thohigh merits of tho Fisclior Piano.

Tho contest will tako placo ou thu

11th. DAY OF JUNEAnd will bo held under the personal supervision of representatives

from tho Press of Honolulu.i

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yon tlio rliolcu nf onudiillnr' north orour lnr') ami ntleil stock, nnil at tbcwill record jour guess us follow :

"Will It Burn ?

p Hoight of Foot.

PREMIUM. Till tn tillsor liyreltirn we kivcKooiU Irom

Elegant Upright same time wo

fisher; pip HowVnllK'tl ill (:!30. Days

C3" Tlio nearestp correct jtuvm will

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Thomas V. Eawlins of. this cityreturned by the Kinnu from avisit to tho town ot llilo. An in-terview with him printed in thoHilo Tribuuo Bhowed that ho in-tended to cast in his lot with Unitindustrious nud progressive burg.A representative o the Bulletinconsidered the talk vory interest-ing, mi .1 solicited mi original onofor this paper.

"I linvo mado arrnugomonts forstarting a soap manufactory inllilo. All tho butchers of llilo,thoro aro threo, have contractedto give mo their tallow. Tho on-ly difficulty has boon in getting nsite. You can't put a soap worksany when . 1 will lease the land.You can't buy any land thore, astho people aro looking to thofuture, llilo is going to be thosecond Queen f tho Pacific. Theweat