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VOL 111. HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1S94 NO. 148

The Hawaiian Star.

rulll.lSIII.il KVERV AFTERNOON

KXCh.PT SUNDAYBY THE HAWAIIAN SVAR NB.WSPA-PIS-

ASSOCIATION, Ltd.

MIT HUH JIlHNSToNK, - . EDITOR.

mrMeumoR uatks.Pel Year .1 Advam-n- , - fn.00

Pel M on In Advance. - .75

Boreluu, ier Year In Advanee. - - 12.00

AnVKHTIHINO UATKH:

Rales tor transient and regular ad vertlslnj?can be obtained at tlie publlOfttlOn office.'I'oseciire pnimtit insertion all advertise-ment must, tie delivered at the Ititsltx-s-

Umee before 10 a. m.

Titlea, sun and Moon.

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p.m. 11.111. a.m. i.m.Mon I'll I (0 " inTnei II it.lt I It) r. tWed ... ., '1

Thur... 1. lit 4 .' 47

Ft! .ill 4 u :i i"i iu.mi 17

,1.111 a.m.Sat In i ft) 4. 0,11. II

a. Ill 11.111.

Sun... Ill I .VI 4 M 11 'A) 10. Oj 5 47

Full moon Septeinlicr 14th, at 5.60 p.m.Time Whistle HlmvuO Hi., ttm,fM. p.m. of

Honolulu time, which is the nauie as lli , O111.,

lie. of Orson t. leh time.For every lmw feet of distance of the ob-

server (from the I'listum HoiiHel allow onettecolul for transmission ot sound, or 5 secondsto a statute mile.

MMTBO&OLOGIOAL liKt'OKi).

Ity the Government Survey, lubllshedKvery Monday.

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mm 2 ifll.UM V) 'l 7:1 S4 0 Hi .V), 1 tNE 4

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Hat- - :j.7i .. :a si u.'-l- 'd a k 4

Barometer correcieil tor temperatON andelevation hut not tot laiiiudy.

FO li K 1 U X BfAll. ti H It V 1 C K,

Steamships will leave tor and arrive fromBan Francisco on the following dutes, ti theclose of 1V4 :

Arrive at H'n'lulu Leave Honolulu forphou rSAS r Cisco nANruA.NuiMuiun

or Vancouver V ancouver.Oh or .floour On or About.

China Hept Warrimoo. ..Stpt !

Australia.. hepl Scot 15

Warrimoo. .epl Monowai ..Sej t MMariposa.. A r.iwa ... OctOceanic ...(Jet 1 Australia .Oct IK

AuHiralia. ...OCt t City of OctArawa ..Oct in ..liiineila Oct ISMouowai... ..Oct Itt SVarTlmoo Nov t

AuHtralia.. Nov b vtjrjl ralLi.... ...Nov It)

Cliina ..Nov Ms litriposa ...Nov 1ft

Alameda. . ..NOV -- 1 i'ui u ...Nov litWarrimoo. ..NOV i fit MTB .... Dec 1

Oceanic ... i kUt rlla. DecsAuhiralia... ...liOt- louowal Dec 11

Aiaripoua ..Uec it 'tuna . I ec ill

Arawa . lec .Australia Oeu a 'arrimoo Jai. 1

aelic Feb hi

China Jan eru Mar W

Oceanic Wrb aeiic...-- Apr 28

China April

OAHU RAILWAY & LAND CO.'S

A'.

TIME TABLE.from and ARer June lit, I HU.t

TRAINS.

TO KWA MILL.u. B.

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

Leave Honolulu 8:45 1:45 6:10

Leave l'earl Uily 9:31) 2:80 6:10 6:66

Arrive Kwa Mill 9:57 2:57 6:22

TO HONOLULU.A.

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

Leave Ewa .Mill 6:21 10:48 8:411 5:42

Leave Pearl City --8:55 11:15 4:15 6:10

Arrive Honolulu 7::W 11:56 4:55 0:45

A Saturday's only. C- - Sunday's excepted.H Daily D Saturday's excepted

ROUT. LHWKKS. C. M. COOKS. V. J. 1.UWKKV

LEWERS & COOKE,Lumhlk, Builders' Hardware,

doors, sash, blinds,paints, oils, glass,

wall paper, matting,corrugated iron,

lime, cement, etc.

BISMARKFEED and LIVERY STABLES,

WAILUKU. MAUI.WILLIAM COODNESS, Prop.

ei

Carriages to meet every steamer atKahului and Maalaea Hay.

Horses for Haleakala or any partof the island, at reasonable prices.

W. GOODNESS,376tf Proprietor.

REMOVAL

HUSTACE & COhave moved to

Morgan's Auction Roomtfor a Bbort time. We "re still selling

Departure Bay Coal,CHARCOAL,

ALGEROI3A andKINDLING WOOD,in any quantity.

Both Telephones 414. 8Mtf

ForFine PrintingTry the "Star's"

leotrlo Work.

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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

OF THE REPUBLIC

OF HAWAII.

Executive Council.

B. Dole. President of the Kepuhlic ofHawaii .

K. M. Hatch, Minister of Foreiiin Affaire.I. A. Kiiitt, Minister of the Interior.t, M. Damon, Minister ol Finance.W. O. iSmitli, Attorney-Uenera- l.

AnviHonv Council-- .

W. C. Wilder. Uhatrman or the AdvisoryCouncil of the of Hawaii.UtOll Hrown, K. U. 'ienney,John Nott. (.. Holte,fohn Kna. W. F. Allen,.fames K. MortfAn, Henry Walerhouse.J. A. McCandleiw. A. Younjr,.1. H. Mendoiica. D. H. Hmttli,John hmineluth.C. T. KodtferR, Secretary Executive and Ad-

visory Councils.

HlTPHEME COUKT.

Hon. A. F. Judd, Chief Justice.lion. 11. F. Bickerlon, Firm Associate Justice.Hon. W. K. Frear, sfecond Associate Justice.Henry tittftth, Chief Clerk.Oeorge Lucas, First Deputy Clerk.C. K. I'eterson, Second Deputy Clerk.J. Walter Jones, titenotcrapher-

Circuit Judokh.

First Circuit : H. E. Cooper, W. A. Whiting.Oahu.

Hecond Circuit : Main, J W. Kaltia.Third and FourthCIrcttiis: Hawaii S.L. Austin.Fifth Circuit: Kauai, J. Hardy.

Ofilces and Court-roo- In JudiciaryBuildhiK. Kiiw S reet. Sitting in Honolulu:First Monday In February, May, August andNovemlwr.

Department ok Foheign affairs.Office in Executive Building, King StreetFrancis M. Hatch, Minister of Foreign AffairsOeo. C. Potter, Chief Clerk.J. W. tiirvin, Lionel Hart, Clerks.

Department of the Interior.Dftlce fn Executive Building, King StreetJ. A. King, Minister of the Interior.Chief Clerk, Junn A. Hasslnger.Assistant Clerks, James H. Boyd, M. K.

Keohokalole, Cus Hose, Stephen Mahauiu, ueorge L hobs, noyu.

chiefs or burea'-s- , depaktment ofInterior.

Survej W. D. Alexander.Supt. Hublic Works, W. E. Howell.Supt. Water Work, Andrew Brown.Inspector Electric Lights, John Cassidy.Kegistrar of i onveyances, T. O. Thrum.Deputy Hegistrar of Conveyances, H. W.

AndiewsRoad Hupervlsor, Honolulu, W. H.

Chief Engineer Fire Dept., J. It. Hunt.Supt. Insane Asylum. Dr. Deo. Heibert.

Bureau of Agriculture,

President J. A. King, Ministerof the Interior.

Members: W. U. Irwin, A. Jaeger, A. Her-

bert and John Ena.Commissioner of Agriculture and ex officio

Secretary of the lioaru: Joseph Marsueu.

DEPAKTMENT OK FINANCE.

Minister of Finance, S. M. Damon.Audltor-tieuera- l, 11. Laws.Hegistrar of Accounts, W. U. Ashley.CoUector-Oener- of Customs, J. H. Castle.Tax Assessor, Oanu, Jonathan Shaw.Deputy Assessor, W. . Weedon.I'ostmaster-Oenera- l, J. M. Oat.

Customs Bureau.

Oftlce, Custom House, Espltuiade, Fort St.Cnlleetor-Uenera- l. J. B. Castle.Deputy Co Hector, F. B. McStocker.Harbor Master, Captain A. Fuller.Port Surveyor, M. N. Sanders.Storekeeper, Oeu. C. stratemeyer.

Department or Attormev-Oemeha- l.

Office in Executive Building, King St.Attoruey-enera- l, W. O. Smith.Deputy Attorney-Genera- l, A. ti. M. Robert

son.Clerk, J. M. Kea,Marshal. E. O. Hitchcock.Cierk to MarBiial, 11. M. Dow.Deputy Marshal, Arthur M. Brown.Jailor Oahu Hrisou, James A. Low.Prison Physician, Dr. C. B. Coopsr.

Board or Immigration.

Office, Department of Interior, JudiciarjBuilding, King Street.

President, J. A. King.Members of the Board of Immigration:

J. ti. AttlBTIOn. Jas. B. Castle, A. ti.

Cleghorn, James O. Spencer, Mark P.Hobiuson.

Becreutry, Wray Taylor.

BoAitu or Health.Olllce in grounds of Judiciary Building

corner of Mililaui and cjueen ntreets.Members: Dr. Day, Dr. Wouil, Dr. Andrews,

J. T. Waterhouse, Jr., John Kna, '1 heodoreLansing Attorney-Genera- l Smith.

President, Hon. W. O. Smith.Secretary, t has. Wilcox.

Executive Officer, C. B. Reynolds.Agent Board of Health, J. D. McVeigh.inspector ami Manager of Garbage Service,

L. U La Pierre.Inspector, G. W. C. Jones.Port Physician, Dr. H. P. Mers.Dispensary, Dr. Henry W. Howard,Leper Settlement, Dr. H. K, Oliver.

Boakd or Education.Office, Judiciary Building, King Htreet.

President, W. H. Castle.Clerk, J. F. Scott.Inspector of Schools, A. T. Atkinson.

Board oe Chown Land Commisiomeib.J. A. King, Minister of the Interior; W. O.

Smith, Attorney-iieiicr- and C. P. Iaukea.Office In Juuiclary Building.

District Couar.Police Statiou Hutldlng, Merchant Street.Antonio Perry, Magistrate.James Thompson, Clerk.

PosTorricE

Postmaster-Genera- l, J. Mort Oat.Secretary, W. O. At water.tiup't Postal Savings Bank, E. H. WcdehoUB.Money Order Department, F. H. Oat.General Iellvery, I.. T, Kenake.Registry Department, (4. L. Desha.Clerks. J. D. Holt, H. A. Dexter, ti. L. Kekn-man-

K. B. Angus, J. H. Nul, Henry KaiaJohn Hiram, K. Narlu. J T. Flcu-irad-

THE

ELITE ICE CREAM PARLORS

Candy Factorv. Cake Bakery.' iuAn-r.r-

HOTYHONQLUUj

IOE CRE AMS. COFFEE,

CAKES. CANDIES TEA, CHOCOLATE

ISLAND CURIOS.Our Establishment Is the Finest Resort in the

Cltv. Cell and spa us. Open till ti p. in

CASTLE & COOKE,LIFE AND FIRE

Insurance Agents.

AOKNTS FOR

Life Insurance Co.OK HOSTON.

JETNA

FIRE

INSURANCE CO.

OF HARTFORD, CONN

Castle & Oke,IMPORTERS,

HardwareandCommissionMerchants,

General Merchandise,

AgriculturalImplementsand.PlantationSupplies.

4i3tf

This SpaceIs

Reservedfor the

Epilaiile Life Assurance Society

of the Uaitefl States.

BRUCE & A, J, CARTWRIGHT,

Genera Managers for the Hawaiian

Islands.

ws.tf

PACIFIC

COMMERCIAL

ADVERTISER.

78 cents Per Month.

$2 Per Quarter.

SubscriptionsPayable8trictlyInAdvance.

Hawaiian Gazette Co.

Hani Times Mean Close Prices to1

Housekeepers,

If you are in need of any New orSecoiid-IIatu- I FTJ&NTTUR81 RL'OS,

STOVKS, BBWINQ MACHINES, Etc.call at the

A jFURNITURE & COMMISSION HOUSF

CHAS. HUSTACE,Lincoln Hlock, King Strkkt,

Between Fort anil Alakea Ht.DKALKK IN

Groceries and Provisions.Fresh California Roll Butter and Island

Butter alway. on hand.

Fresh Goods tereived hy every Steamerfrom San Francisco.

Uf Hatisfaotioiv Ouarahtkid. .Jtrl

For Sale.pnrncr lot at I'lltinhnlllK by J0 feet. Hells.',v euiiiii.ns iKirli.r, ilimiioK iin.hi. threeb d ruonis, I., li. room hoi and cold Wateretc, b .' and rut na.r lion e, etc.

TM kj.iiiii.1s are well laid out ill Irult andoriiHliientai licet.

tor pttrilclllais, address A. H., thin olflce.StW- -tt

OOHBOLtO vTED

SODA WATKK Wt)l!KSCOMPANY, LTD.

Esplanade, corner Allen ntul Fort streets.

HOLL1&TER A CO.. Agents.

P. U. Mux iWT. leU iiioiie Z4ii

LEWIS & CO.

Naval Supplies. Whulesale and RetailDealers in Uroccries. 1'i.hihi.iiis. etc.

Ill Fort St., Honolulu, II. I.

It. PHILLIPS & CO.Wholesale Importers and Joblwrs ol

AMERICAN & EUROPEAN DRY GOODS,

Corner Fort ami Qu. en Sts.. Honolulu.K7tf

J. ALFRED MA600N.ATTORNEY anrl COUN8ELOR-A-T LAW.

Oftlee, 42 Merrlinnt Street,

Honolulu, H. I.

J. M. MONSARRAT.

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY

PUBLIC.Cartwright Block, Merchant St., Honolulu.

M. II. L0HELDE,SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTKR.

BILL TKLBPRUNK lr.i.G6TAI1 Orders Promptly Attetnleil 10.

Mil

II. W. SCHMIDT & SONS.

IMPORTERS AND COMMISSIONM EBGBANTS.

Fort Street, Ilntiolulti.

M.S. GHINDAUM & CO.Limited.

HONOLULU, a I.

Commission Merchants and Importersof Uen.ral Merchandise.

Sun Krancli.cn Ortlce, 118 Front St.

C. B. RIPLEY.ARTHUR REYNOLDS,

Architects.OKKH'E New SaTe DepoNi! RalMlng,

Honolulu, II 1.

Plans, Hiifl ni)erlntrriih-neeu veil for " vrv deerint hni of HuMdhihr.

Old Huihll su( cessfull) remot'eled at denlarged.

iVr ntTtor DecorntfonM,Map OT Maohaalcal Drawing Tract ng anri

niuenrinrln r.rV"Draw 11KH for MooIcm or New-pap- Illus-

tration

Old Kona CoiteelFOR SALE AT

J. T. WATERHOU8E'S0"" Street Store?.

An Eyeiiimwatrrin

398tf Mutual Telephone 1114

BISHOP & CO.,Established in 1KAR

BANKERS.BoXOUTLUi Hawaiian Islands.

DRAW BXGBANOB ONTHE BANK OF CJUFORIII, SIN FRANCISCO.

AND TH KIR AOKNTH IX

New York, Chicago, Boston, Paris,

imi I M. RJTH HILO & SONS, HJHDOli,

I 'K A N K l '( IR r0 N T K M A I N .

TUa CiMiiinei-ria- Banking Co. of .Sydney,N. S. W.

ITi" Bank of KJW ZtMiland, Auckland, andits hritiches In Christ'huii'li, Duuedinand Wellington.

Th Bank of Itriti-- h Columbia, Victoria, andit brunches, Vancouver, Nanaiiuo,

B. C , and Portland, Oregon,The nrefand Madeira Islands.St'M khuim, Sweden.The 'hartere'l Hank of India, Australia nnd

China.i h" Hongkong aiid Shanghai. China; nnd

Yokohama, Htogo and Nagasaki, Japan.And transact, a General Hun Mug BusincnH.

C, BREWER CO,, LTP

Qaccn St, HodoMu, H. I.,

AGKNTS FOR

Iltinaiinn ci " uliurnl Co., OiiomeaBngat Co.. Iloniimn Sugar Co., Wai-Ink-

Sugar Co., Waihee Sugar Co.,Makee Sugar Co., Haleakala RarchCo.. Kapiipitla Ranch.

Planters' Lilie San Kranciseo Pack. ts.Chns. Rn er & Co.'s Line of Boston

Packets.Agents Huston Hoard of Underw ritt rs.Agents Philadelphia Hoard of Under

writers.List if Officurs :

P. C. Jonks PresldonttiKil. H. UoliKHTsox ManagerE. F. II, snot' Treas. anil Secy.OOL, W. K. Ami-- . Auilitort'. M CoonH. W ATKHItlll SK. . - DirecUirsC. L Caktkk )

'.T9-.-

WILDER & CO.(Established in 187a.)

Estate S, G, WILDER - W, C, WILDER.

ano Dkalrrs in

Lumber and Coal

Building1 MaterialsSUCH AS

DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,

Builders' Hardware,Paints, Oil, Glass.

WALL PAPER, ETC.

Cor. Fort and Oueen Streets,

HONOLULU, H. I.

Opener.mm

BETHEL HALL.

You never know thecorrect measure of a cordof wood.

I sell one Ton 2000pounds honest weight,machine cut, in 12 inchlengths, for $10.00; or ahalf ton for $5 00. Butif you should prefer theold way you can have acord for $10.00, deliveredfree to any house in thecity.

Kiawe Charcoal at 40c a sack.

ou ENJOYSBoth tlio method and results TvhcnSyrUp of Fig! is taken; it is pleasantmd refreshing to the taste, and actsronilj jet promptly on the Kidneys,I.iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-tem effectually, dispels colds, head-Ae- s

and fevers and cues habitualHUtipttnTn. Pvrttp of Figs is theily remedy of1 its kind ever pro-lucc-

pleasing to the taste and ac-- 1

ipUbls to the stomach, prompt inits action and truly betiefloill in itscllects prepared only from the mofthealthy and agrccahlo substances, itsmany excellent qualities commend itto all and have made it the mostpopular remedy known.

Syrup of Figs in for sale in f0cent bottles by all leading drug-pists- .

Any reliable druggist whoi.iay not have it on hand will pro-cure it promptly for any one whowishes to try it. l)o not accept anysubstitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.sn mAHvisco. cm.

LOUISVILLE, rr ftfiv YORK, It.V.

HOBRON LRUG CO.wiii'iii Aneuit,

For Sale!in iioksi: ovi:k

Engine and Boiler

For particulars Enquire atwooi)Lw DA 1ST,

or to it. F. MIAINOHAS,- 4I3tf

The Bteainihip

WAIMANALOwill run regularly between this portand Walalua, WaiMttae, KsVwaibaiMMMokuU ia, Kvawenu! and Kuiki on OnIsl in. tot Oahu, Por freiahti etc., n.phto Ihe Captain.

WM. DAIESRigger, Btavfdore ami Wrecker. Ettlmates anil cuiitr icts on all kludl olwork.

Enquire ftl OlUoe of J. s. Walker, oeiBpronknla1 Rank :i.s.r.tf.

Something New

Every DayIn The Year.

We have now ready aca tehy and novel line ofSouvenirs that are sure tobe pri.e winners.

The issue of

SURCHARGEDSTAMPS

will soon be a thing ofthe past, the few remaining in col-

lections will steadily grow in value.To preserve a number in a usefulway, we conceived the idea of con-verting them into articles of jewel-ry, and the first lot of

CUFFBUTTONS

just finished, convinces us that pos-

sibilities in that line are great.They are without a tloubt

the prettiest thing we havemade for some time, and arealready selling at a lively rate.

Wt) will lOOtl have Variety of arti-eles leudy, anointing many ol tbo nasiami moat valuable stamps; and tint tindenmml w ill la- n al. BJUSB without MJfinjr. Tin prion will he low everyonewill went something in the lot. Lookin our iipK'i' window, when paaainK,ami not" the pTtity dir.). lay

11. F. WlCHMAN,

323tf FORT BTRKHT.

TELEPHONES

MUTUALBELL 71

ConsolidatedSoda Water Works

Co., Ltd.375tf

THE WOMAN MODEL.

flere la a Itooil Mont I'or tin- Poor MaleMl

A vsoinnn win I uri nrtisr'n model byIffafstatoll h:is :.!'' Wtitlsfl Id thO new;p .p-- pntnpUUlttltlg nt the trout inent fliiRIO i. Irnjii nit ivtntlentfl f hsf own nexfor hon sin- POSH nnd niisttni. dlv j nUein 7, on the l uriir.try. tbo COlMltHri n Utenil ii nrtNtK hv whom she sinpl ...Pha nwrti thai during n dumbtf erf yosnor ex)s rleiu e in t he pfofssskit) ths hasliOTer vnoonntflivd am wmiMin srtlei whohas t le.itt .! o r wil li OoWltni tily doucnt

whtle IMSj have it ruilvkind mi l titH'iitive. Tin .tatem. tn - memi swci ;iir.jr ami piSfWl so Inrjfe a olss I

young ai'd old Wi.tuett In tin niMtnfaiblsli;,'!it tii . i it ; only fair lo let N Is' underMo,d thai if they arc true this model's

has la-- sn SBtttVl QOhtM OtMaWoinoii nit although sxovsittng't)T btastnoMftka, an nanaJly polite to tbehrwomen taofttfei ami DoaaMsnitsof tin m.In RpthB d ttm fai t that many of the models take far h- - pal III to iMt-- r vvi !l for tftrUthnn for men. nlng paid at Ihe MUM mtsj

Wen rally M aentfl un hour. The injur-ed inadoti mtIdo anttottooed that bcrfijpun- is parfoii and ffven the bval niaasttfvn ' l and the a Bill M M IttOMI in proofuf it ulr!..,ui:h thepaHool WonMUt'i BLg

inv us sihiu n in antique Qrtak oojpvunhas a far largi r Walfl in proportion Intllnntrs thai personal jealousy is the euuM.of the rode tn mint nl she haa evident!)istiu jsuiiiiriy anfortunasi in bar pcolas

i

VlI.K (.INtMIAM (.OWN.

slonai engagementa, for girl ssndenta are,M a rule, lavlah, If dixrlminaihiK- Irtnelr pralto of a model's besutlea and analmost unanimous in preferring wonn tiHltber than men models, althoogn the l ittar usually hold the nose better. All modall ure expected to have rsonal advantnirea of mmeiortl otherwise tiny wouldnot be eligible to tba profession, mid theysaa far more liable to be condemned forto litt le tiuiti t.xi innah beanQr. Thereis one babttwbteh men and Women stUdents alike fall Into that of issjiaidlng tinmode as an onjsot o aft rathvr than nhuman beintr with ear, uni SO diSUIiartnapraisiuK aal orliielsin-- Wttbonl tin I estpersonaj hiihifr As bfaasootal molsm ! eoDoerned, nil w n behaved modvl nm kindly twl hy well hnd women,and drapery models, of whlrh t'io complain. tut U one. are In IHrtlo Canger Ofcejttlvocal treatment, slnee iriri ttndontifr. onsntly themtelvos pose in costume r(lie U'lielit of a mi.M d el.tK.4 and mo not uuniuaaanable as to condemn anotbsr (ririfbf merely Iny thi sjune tiling.

Tlie sketch m1io-- hUa si i; 'n;:h:.mU'fiwn till, lined with eirti guipOre. TheDollar of whiio allk

Jrinc CnOLLST.

CHILDr.t-N-- SPLLCH.

A r w Tlmaly Worth For Pathers andliatliers to Remember.

It is odd to DObB n hat apparent oontfsydictions prevail among uefanna of the mmai amooni oCsnlanra and Intslleotual

a tolerably sun- test uf thetrue mental standard of a family is tin'wny in which im ohlidren sre rsaitidU hen they ar nwn up, those mma ebUdren win loam to eonosal their lack ofr- nl delleney mid relimtl tastes, hut whilethey are small they will baa faithful i

ation of the inihiemes that atv moldUUJtin m.

It Is well known that during the first,five years of noo41d'i life it Is peoullarlyusoaptlble to edooaUunal induonoes, had

Or good, and tlie fouiidathms an- laid ofits future hablta of thought and conductVel nn ImmsnM numhSf of supposedlyOOSible and cultivated parents find the

greatest pleasure in luuehing their chil- -

SX

ItLIT! Lg Q1B KKoy-k- .

.lren. Just loarnlng lo talk, vulffaritte oflangUSge and iiianeer thar they woukeononmn in a grovrn pmaon. They fimi a

h. n in ami plquansy in hearing a Uttleurirl J or a years ti hi uw- the toofb"phrases of IheslnniHor hIiir a BOOg einraeing in the argot if titsves the featt ola saianrated bqrglnf The utter inoonprulty of tin 'hliirf amuses her unthtnking listeners.

'Jeiitit lie-- - and eourti-s- are tint o v!l- -

Qgunsj a natural growth In the arrangeobatsjeter that they require estlrpnttngtrcatmonl while iimt character Is still laIts Infam y. If a child Is taugbl tbo bcidlinxrtiiu Dees n a stn-e- t paiulii, she Isnot to blame lor appeal Ing them in andout of season The Maine lies with thenaraons who Instructed her, and who mdoubi lam punish bar later for ssBaambsfU ihe ISSSOO t00 faithfully

The UlusUratloSI bOWl a Utile plrt'tfroi'k of sky hi us llharty aUb. It Is trimmcd wit h n scarf trimming held in ntawhy pnmttu The ide erbits rtdlgr ubOfdasad wilh lace, and thefchort pulird

ar' similarly flni-he- d

LLT"OLUT00nnaotie lb (

0OotUtsl had got a inauoir at one timeror utKl'vay riMiin r and at anotin r furbwslary, but on a third oaenstwi, forte.illiuri a SOaatlsjg hria, the t k ol " "i

wiiini,..: tns ten mwmadvnograsjl tor svssjhis power) of cajolery. However, he madeoul that the ( rime as committed on thehiuh si'HM and nh.ained an netpiitial Thepri Miner Itftod Rg he hand and aySBfObaaVSn and agaminsad, "May the Uirdlong sjiara you, Mr. Tounell Uj me:"Sau yianeieeU Argonaut

Metropolitan Meat Co.

8 KING STKEUT,

Wholesale k Retail B ulchers

AM)

Navy Contractors.' IV i i - . : i t .

JAS. F. MORGAN.No. 45 Queen Strict,

Auctioneer and Stock Broker,

Sjieriai attention given to tliehandling uf

Real Estate1 Stocks, Bonds.

Club Stables Co.S. F. GRAHAM. SsMlWW.

Livery. Feed aiifl Sale Stables.

POrt Street, Iletwcen Hotelami Hiretania.

Both TsUtPHUNSS No. 477.(JOKHBC7TED WITH hack stand

Cor. King ami Itethel Sts.

BOTH TRLEPHONB8 NO. 113.

Hawaiian Wine Co.,Kkank MitoWN, ItOR,

J?Ran.l BO ICerohant St.. Mnmdulu, H. I.

The Rnpublio hai Lr ISCUfsdi we arenow prepared tn sell at

Annexation Prices- -Till'. HF.ST OK

Wines,Ales nndSpirit..,At wholesale No goode told at retail.

NMf

GOOD TEETHttranga asit in a yMM in. thecause of

of theteeth was manufactured!iii.ktiow n aew )e,its OAS' BY 'Sss

ago. Il 1. DR.L.T.SHEFFIELI11 lit li i n gtn o r e orlea s llui 11

laelie scld,W h e e

il o e s itei'llle friltllfIs I 111 e a

way tn.told it r

in mi mK. the ALLEN &C0Jteeth olet n,

SOLE AGENTSI'KNTIl l:n 1:

n.e . 3G5&3S7CANALSadantllrlci r NEW YORKi" to ohsu 1the teeth, Twice a day is ofteuenough.

WHAT DBM TI 1'KICK :

Whatever will clean the teethami do no harm

Chalk is the polishing part; soapand water the washing parr, glycer-ine to cut the tartar; a little flavorto make the duty agreeaMe.

Paste is the pleaggntest form; theColUpaible tube lg the handiestpackage.

We have the kind you want.

HOBRON DRUG CO.

SMOOTH l; 8ALiin Inr'e or

CAYENNEPINEAPPLESUCKERS TS orare urn wii in rinri.la ami pruiltn e thelineal fruit in the world. Correspond- -

HLHN Wi FRUIT CO.,

M din Orlandu, Klorida,

THE NEW

JEWELRY

STORE,D03 FORT STRtfcT,

U prepari d to iii.imif.i. inn anvthinxill its line.

Smeiir Spcciis a Specialty.

AIo on bond a Kino toi k ofImported J elr everythingin the latiti ilemgne

ft O. hex, M Mm. Tl.:st. l uri air-i-i- . ngL

Isi. ami Okpkk Piomnly Attended to.

E. A. JACOBSONBEAYER SALOON.

Fort St.eet. - Opposite Wilder & Co.

H. J. MOLTS. PropT.Klrst flash Lunelle. HTVad with Tea, t'otlu8l. il I el QiB(V Al' or A. ilk.

CSTSmoker.' Requisite a Specialty

ThB Hawaiian Star.TUBUISHKU AFTERNOON

KXCU.PT SUNDAY

tl Y THE HAWAIIAN STAR NKWbPA-PB-

ASSOCIATION. Lid

VKTHTR JilllNnToNK, - F.MTOH.

mnmi mm ni

Vrt VeTir In Ailviinoc, - IMI"

Pot Month In Atlvimie, -

HoielKD, piT Yenr In Ailvnnen. - - IK.Oi of

aiiVKhn-om- i iiatim:Kuim WT tnUMMnl end regale advertising'.tin lie mwllMIrt t II"" I'lUili'titlon oflloe.

Toseeuro prompt Insertion nil iidverllo-laM- tt

mini be detlYSted ut the H.mlneM

Wire beam 10 n. m.

FRIDAY, SI'.rl'l'.M I'.KI! I. IHMI.

Tin; Bmtkti evidently had itseditorial leu pulled PJT some local

politician Thursday.

It is now jnite evident from AV

Leo that the planters of Hawaii aredirectly responsible for native im- -

providence.

And now comes the local politi-

cian who prefers that the islandsshould Stand another water famine

rather than trespass should be

made upon his premature politics.

The whole thing savors loudly of

the malihini.

DtfUNQ tliis afternoon it is re-

ported that Messrs C. Bolte, V N.4

Armstrong, John Kuuueluth. J. B.

Murray and P. A. Dias have been

decided upon as the new Labor

Commission. This statement is,

however, believed to be inaccurateas Messrs. C. Bolte and P. A. Dias

have verbally declined to serve on

account of the pressure of business.

THE awarding of the bids for

the pumping plant contract hascaused more or less of comment up

to date, and it is just probable thatnn ch of what has been said is

yvide of the mark. In awarding

the contracts mentioned the Gov

ernment will very probably follow

the letter of the aw and when the

award is made it will doubtless be

of such a nature as to quiet criti-

cism.

Thh attention of the STAR has

been called to the fact that theAdvertiser of this morning holds

that the American 1'iiion partyshould have a law passed to protectthe Minister of Interior in thematter of awarding bids. In thepresent case it may be sufficient to

call the attention of the interestedparties to the fact there is at pres-- a

law upon the statute books ofHawaii covering the point at issue.

Anything further touching thismatter would necessarily partake of

the nature of political expediency.

THE SHOOTING ItllillTS CASE.

Sammona Agalnat Member of tin Aoo-elatio- n

in Sbow Cbom.w. M. Cnnninghma ban been refoaed

a ihooting license. In eoneiiience,auiiiinoiiH hus been auniHt HenryDavis, E. R. sSpalding, 0. L. Brown,

mat Wilder, K. v. Ilelnsray andW. II, QiSard to appear ami show causewhy they may not he punished for y

in the seeomi degree. JiiilyePerry lifTDei) the order at 2 o'clock thisafternoon.

Hajraeldaa Saaa itu.Fred II. Bayeelden. surviving heir

under the will of J. ti. BaySeidell, hasanteied sun againsl Arttone Roaa to re-

cover on a note of iflliHI with interest at0 ner cent datinat from April Dth, 1887.

This note was given to the present 'l

father more than seven yearsago and not 11 cent has ever been paidupon a.

.Season tickets for the Daily Com-

pany' engagement are now on sale atL. J. Levey's mid iiuty be procured

the box plan is open.

Major Qeorge filcLeod has been desig-

nated as Inspecting offloer for themuster of next week.

For Rent.

ParoUbd Oottsgt al 89 Kmau itreet,Hiitbla fur bopewlcepingi Pifttio. Ap-

ply Ot) preMllirtt'H. i"i'.'!tt

liY AUTHORITY.Water Nonce.

HoxoiALU, II. I., Sept. 14tb, 14.An engtue will be at work at T.ioiiiuh

Bouare pumping into tin- mains from!5 to in o'clock a. in., and I to s o'olookp. in., until forlber notice, to supplywutt-- r to the reslllentS living on theHiop of Punobboirl lull.

A.NUKKW BBOVVV,Supt. ol Honolulu Water Works.

ftt-t- f

NOTICE TO VOTERS.

The Hoard of Kenistiation for HieIsland of Oahu w ill he in session at theold Legiewtlre HaH, Judiciary Build lag,iroin ii in u ouiooa a. ill. ami iroin 4 to6 o'clock p. in. every day, from Monduy,AugUHt ITta, until further notlee.

C. T. ROOOBWiHENRY V. MEYKBS.L. U. KELUPIO.

Hoard of Registration, Ialand of Oahu.4J.Vtf

i t iuIi i - lor Uriig-- t mid Tlcili-ra- l

11 l ' -

Omen OF THE HOAKI) ok IlKSLTB,Uonolulc, Beptember lu, iwyt.

Sealed teudem will lie received at this

riffles until IrVtdrreedaj, September I",imh, la m., for farntshtng Drugs andMrrliral Suppli, to nil district Govern-

ment phyHii iatis, Hospital and MlBMnrtp under control of the Hoard of

Health, tar the term of one yrr fromOctober i. ISM,

A list of the Drum and Medical Supplies an bs procured on sppllottlofl at

tin nfllo The Mtkilw to be furnishedut bo of the very bffl quality only,

ami should be up to the reqnlrdieuts ofthe Pharmacopoeia of the United states

America union otherwise ordered,The Board dott not Mod Itaelf to in

cept the lowest or any liid.

WILLIAM i. smith.President of the Hoard of Health.

IIH-ii- t

KrhtMl HoiiaC ill lloliinlmi.orlli KOIM.

Tenders will lie received at tl IBM

of the Hoard of Education, fr the con-

struction, Including material, freight,curtain1, etc of a l",ootiied SchoolHon e at llolualoa. North Kona, Ha-

waii.

Said School Room h to be MsttsM,with a reran da and veranda raomi in

front.I'lan ami spveitlfiilion of tli work

can la- - seen at the oflhM Of the Board ofKducation.

Tenders will be received until 12

o'clock noon October V'd, 1114.

The Boetd does not bind itself to ac-e-

the lowest or any bid.

JOHN V. SCOTT,Secretary Hoard of BdUOStton.

Honolulu. September 10, 1114.411 -l- it

Board of Examines

The Board of l'.xainincrs for ipectarights of suffrage to be granted by theMinister of Interior in conformity withArticle 17 of the Constitution, will lie insession at the old Legislative Hall. Judi- -

eiary Building, from Monday, Augusl

Jah. iiiuil further notice. Hours: to11 u. ill. and 4 to H p. in.

EDWARD TOW8E,CARL BUaCHJAST,llAN'L LYONS.

188--tf

WATER NOTICE.

Owing to the dronghl and scarcity ofwater, the resident above Judd street

"'uesieu io i ct what water the;may require for household purposes

H o'clock a. in.ANDREW BROWN,

Supt. Honolulu Water Works.Honolulu, EL I., July SO, 1114.

4ii4-- tf

IKK.GATION NOTICK.

Holders of water privileges, or thosepaying water rates, are hereby notifiedthat the hours for Irrigation purposesire from 7 to 8 o'clock a. in. end B to ti

I'clock p. in.A. BROWN,

Supt. Honolulu Waterworks.Approved; J. A. KIN'd.

.Minister of the Interior.Office Honolulu Waterworks.

Honolulu. May SB,857-t-f

1W4.

FOB RENT.HY

J. Alfred Magoon.Offlee iit ii in Post Ofttee,

llllllollllll.

Office upstairs, Damon Hlock.Bulteble tor leftryer sio per month.

Dwelline; house. Punchbowl hill,First elass repair. Hi'illitiful veiw.

tnooth.

Dwelling house, Punchbowlnew. Large iisil rooms. In the

t of eonilitioti. rnsurpilssed view.Stahle und eta 85psr month.

Dwelling house, ofT t'nion street.Most oesireUe heosties of nearness toheart city. Slti per mouth.

Dwelling house, Liliha street.Stable and eu. gissl on ncoiiutol iI.m brsees from Niumnu valley. AJ

iht month.

Dwelling house, I.ikelike streetminutes walk from post oujoe. a

cottage for a nwll tamUy f ii ermonth.

Two stores, Nuuanu street anil

Kukui lane, 2 stories saeb,

Several small cottages in the rearot tin shore Dienttoned stores 0per m fiitii.

Vacant lot, off Fort street, a shortdistanin iilmve hVreiuniii, Hiiitalili' lorerii'tiiu; two small A lotiu

n iii I,.- given oi tlii 'oi on reasonsbls terms,l.v.'-t- f.

FOR SALE.e

The Late Residence of

J. A. CART WRIGHT,AT WAIKIKI.

Price, S12.000.The premises may be inspe.-iei- i by

applying tlM janitor on the grOOnda,

and full partii'illafl uiiiy bt obtained atthe ntWm of

DflUub J. CART WRIGHT,

Trustee

HONOLULU IRON WORKS.

MKAM E.NUINKH, Si ..Ml Mill-,- . HtllLKKH,

i.i it- -. Ikon, lie. - and Lkaii

Castinus.

Maebinery of Every Demi Igatlfay MadeOrder. Particular utU'litlun paid lo tshijieBlaeluniitbiug. Job work esecutod at Bbortnorlea.

CONCERNING MIRRORS.

An Interesting .laj.Hn.-- Tnle tllvlnu an4l omit ot rttslff Invetitluii.

I Lonklnu iil.'iss nl old were highly pelUlieil metiil plAtOS, They were small andprovided With a handle, liralld ladle intrusted their mirrors to the care of afi male slave. says an Italian writer. wliOSS

duty ii was to keep tbein clean and freefrom stain or rust anil hand them to hermlstR'SweS when they rtviulrcd them.

The Chinese and Japanese formerly usedmirrors made of a simple Metallic plate.The Japmicee had a story of the Inventionof the mirror. The sun goddess, theysaid, once upon it time pit Into a (Treat

lae about something and RtttnM to acavern, trowing thai she won hi never lo.iicout again.

As she was the mother of llultt her re-

tirement pill t he whole world III darkness.The other oils and goddesses did all theyoonld in order to pi nmade her tooonteontagain end finally Invented a mirror whtohtiny placed al the entrance of the cave.

The Angry god deal leuhed at it. andrseeing, as she thought, another goddesswhose beaUtf was oouel to her uwti,Sniergod, mad with jealousy, from her retreat, and the land was onee again Hilllolnatod hv the iluht of the sun.

lilass mirrors are supposed to have bOSS

first used in sidon. Like slmosi every-thing else, they Were very dear for a longtime after their Introduction. We lend ins letter written in ISTS by Colbert to thel.'ounl AOVAUJI that even If mirrors hadbeen mnnufnetumd In France at that timenobody imt the klngwould have been richenough to buy one.

Origin of the Word Boyoott,An oxehangs gives the history of the

word buoott as follows: 'Aduptaln Boy.eott was the Agent of a land owner in lie-

land. Rls policy proved to be distastefuland offensive to the tenants, and sin a wastheir feeling In the niatlcr hat they askedthe landlord to remove him, This was re-

fused, and In retaliation tho tenants andtheir friends refused to work for or underBoycott, They would not harvest hiscrops, and t la y made an agreement. amoitirthemselves thai none oi thuin or theirsshould assist or work for hllll In the har-vest. Hi.- - cr" ps were endangered When

arrived in the personal Uletetmettiwho, under tho protection of troops, bar.vested the crops oi Boycott Thodefenslveleague of the tenantry was much more;powerful and effective than might besupposed from this instance The ratnill-cat ions ol their compact Wi re very numer-OUSan-

extensive. For example, If anyone had dealings with Boycott, or thosewho represented him, then no one vvns inhave any dealings with that person, lr aman worked lor Boycotts he was lookedupon by ids old frfSuds ami neighbors as astranger. No one would si 11 to or buy olhia.; no one was to know bint, Tile effectoi this agreement when carried to this ex- -

tent was ju-.- what its authors proposed,and hoy col i.u-- in lined lately n for-

OlblS phrase.

1 lie shoe III History.Straw sandals are still in use In t'hlna

and Japan.Egyptian sinus were made of palm and

papyrus, Interlaced.Tin. anoldnt Pi rslans wore close lining

hoots reaching to the knees.The brugan of today gets its name from

tberawhlde' brogH of theanolent Britons,Egyptian hieroglyphics show the oob-hie-r

to have in en known In the time of thePtolemys.

Removing tho shoes is si 111 a mark ofitl llie east, as it has heell for thou-

sands of years.The Roman women wore house slippers

with cork soles and Increased their heighthy building up these soles to a ureal thickness.

The (Jreelisof .IIOH years nyo won' si sclosely corresponding " those of the pres.em. Those oi the women were frequentlygieeti in color, while t lie dudos won" whit".

Tin' turned up toes, fashionable in Bugland during the BOO years of the Plan tag- -

enot dynasty, were sometimes ! feet inlongth und were fastened to the .knees bygold or silver chains, Hood Houaekeep.lug-

Improved Car Construction.An evidence of Improvement in the eon

BtrUOtlon of ears, mentioned by The Kailway Register, is the more extensive use ofiron, iron plates In lug quite freely em-

ployed, ami in the oaso of some passengertarj the sills and end timbers are providedwith heavy iron plates, boiled thereto for.

the purpose of strengthening them to pievent their being broken In ease of colli- -

sinus, and as lot he efficiency of this latterresort the statement is made that In col.liston, where ordinarily a ear would beteleseoped, such an arrangement of theend though the latteritseli become badlybroken will preserve the remainder of thecar and save passengers from savers lu--

jury. A construction such as tins, whichis declared to he one that unquestionablysaves life ami property in ease of wreck,does not materially Increase thecost.of thecar, besides making n very strong car end.

Til. gjnortoSJB

Persons who have visited Europe, Asiaand Africa say Unit of all mosquitoes tin-

American specimen is the most eueegetlo,t he simplest In Its manners and the mostdeceptive in its appearance, lis song Is

I not mora soothing to the sleeper nor lishill more formidable In Its looks, but Itlinsii '. ill. ii t tints to ehitoiMthe ram of the I'amperdown. The Ameri-can mosquito is vastly superior in theconst rui i ion of Its digestive organs andin lis ability to repeal Its vlolous attacksIl can work through a smaller mesh andsurpasses all rival,,,, accuracy of aim,i,lskill In the selection of strategic positions,nays the New xotu world.

Iteftstliis of Beeesroee.statistic, oi tin- health department ihow

thai tin number of deaths fruru sunstrukeIn New 'ork city In the past four years

Of those 880 occurred lu IMtt. Thedeaths in I8S0 were nit IWt, Mi InlaWs, ia. and until July 9ti ol tlie prSsenlyear, 411 lu SI''.', whi n tlWN were a.'U

leashs, -- ii noourred in Jane, lag in Julyami iiti In August. In each year two thirds.if tut deaths occurred among males

Proverbial tVUdom.Death keeps no ealeudiir.It is easy to howl down bill.Better die a beggar than IHe a bgur,lie that blows In tbu ilunl f.lls bU own

..ye.Hells call others to otiuroli lti enter

not themselves.Better ride on an a thai earrles me

than a horse that t!imTin- - PltiiiUt'i. Tnueh.

What la p0flltoopj sailed "touch" I.good r had touch, haisb or mellow

low h in piaaomrtS piarlag i really farBOOS dependent Upon S proper or improper

ass oi the dampers, ol the way la whichinncssslvs notis. in a rtigsa are made tofollow one npoa the other, than il is upontbe manner in wbloll the keyn are struckor the particular Initial force givso to In-

dividual gotes, In a word, a plaslas's"tOUeb" lies far more In hU brain than hibis aggers, ii Is Car more a matter oil"musical handling of the pbriiHe" than inthe method of striking thdkey. LectUISby U. J. Lang.

eiltleg i" Refereaee.Mr. High tons Juj dear, you must send

lgai new tjirl SWajT St once. .She - not litto bare around,

Mis. Hlgbtone 1 win Just as qules sslcan w rite bey 1 rsesNoee.

"Heferentel Do you mean loaay you lutend to give S orsstlirs like that a refwrasssl"

"Of course. Hon- can I Lelp itl If Idon't, she'll tei svsrjbody sboul the Qaarrel you aud I bad laat night and the theway I talked to you. " --Journal Aimiaant.

rHB Hawaiian aiAR, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 14, is,I 111 111' I I M) Alt.

Snpretnc '.itirl I uses fi.r the SeptemberTerm.

P. M. Pahnkiila vs. John Ma-- 1

Ktiire; w rit of error. V. V. Ashfordlor plaintiff in error: W. R. Castle

""''A, J In reply to voursofvim Pahnkula vs wntof3oth ult. wouldsay that weZTlTr, K X;Ab5,..fo'P,!l1t: have all the Roods you ask for.

Whence note: i..

. v.so aa vv v. rtcillior aeienuanii

I. K. lattkea et al vs. Win. H.Cummlngs; case. Exceptions froml iist Circuit. Katilukou Johnsonfor plaintiffs: Achi for defendant-appellan- t.

The President ex rel The Queen'sHospital vs. Jas. B. Castle, Collector Qeneral of Customs i writ ofmandamus. Carter & Carter forplaintiff; Attorney-Qenera- l and w.A. Kinney for defendant.

Alice K. A vers vs. Wm. Mahuka:breach of pre mine of Marriage. Ex-ceptions from Second Circuit.

for plaintiff; n

for defendant-appellan- t.

Kapuakela (w) vs. I. 1). laea etal; cancellation of deed. Appealfrom Hon. H, E. Cooper, SecondCircuit Judge, Carter it Carter forplaintiff-appellan- t. Achi Kahooka

o for defendants,Malti I.onoaea et al vs. The W'ai-Ittk- u

Bttgar Co.; water controversyin Wailuku, Maui. Hatch Neumann

for plaintiffs; Kinney for de-

fendant, V. V. Ashford for sundrykuleana owners.

S. A. Newell et al vs. J. M. Hor-ner. Exceptions from H.B.Cooper,Second Circuit Judge. Neumannfor plaintiff-appellant- ! C. V Aff-ord for defendant.

H. Hackfeld & Co. vs. C. Hrewer& Co. et al. Equity appeal fromHon. II. E. Cooper, Second CircuitJudge. Hatch for plaintiff; Neti-- i

man for defendants-appellan- t,

Victoria Ward vs. j. k. Kama- -

naoulu ; trespass. Appeal fromHonolulu District Court. Posterfor plaintiff-appella- : Carter StCarter lor defendant.

Agatha T. N'ott et al vs. C. T.Gulick, guardian; equity appealfrom Hon. H. K. Cooper. SecondCircuit Judge. C. W Vshfordplaintiff-appellan-t; V a L'livniiilor defendant.

T. W. Rawlins vs. The Honolulu So.ii Works Company, dam--

age; exceptions from First Circuit,L. Brown - Kinney lor plaintiff;Hart well-Hatc- h for defendant-appellan- t.

John Ross vs. C W Macfarkiuc,damage; exceptions Irotn firstCircuit A. S. llartwcll for plaintilT: C, W. Ashford for defendant- -appellant.

K. k. Poster vs. H. M. Hay-wau-

taxation of costs, fosterlor plaintiff appallent: Kinney fordefendant.

Republic of Hawaii vs. JohnHapa; robbery. Kxceptious fromfirst Circuit Attorney Generaland C, W. Ashford for prosecu-tion; W. A. Kinney for defendant

(Jueen Dowager Kapiolani vs.S. W. Mahelona. Equity appealfrom Hon. II. K. Cooper, 2il Cir-

cuit Judge. P. M. Hatch forplaintiff; C. W. Ashforil-Ac- hi fordefendant appallant.

Provisional Government, H. I.,vs. Saku Tokuji, malicious burning; exceptions from Second Cir-

cuit. Attorney-Gener- for prose-cution, Y. V. Ashford for defend-ant.

Quong Pong C mpany vs. MaryKaluahine et al.; equity appealfrom Hon. A. X. Kepoikai, CircuitJudge. C. V. Ashford forplaintioT-appellan- t. J. A. Magoonfor defendants.

. T . I,. Hayseldcn vs. W'ahineaea,eJectment; exceptions from FirstCircuit. C. W. Ashford-- C.

Brown for plaintiff-appellan-t, J.Nawabi for defendant.

Estate of F. S. Pratt, Deceased

Notlee of Bale of

REAL ESTATEPursuant to an order of the Honrabh

Henry E. Cuoper. Beeond Judge of theCirouit t'oiirt of tin? First Oiruulv,

of Hawaii, in the matUr ofof K. s Pratt, deoeued, nuule

nnil entered on the luih day ofIdM, the undersigned, a

ap oiuted for thai purpose in, ,,.,.,,,.,,.., V.. , iSSi

Dcrtain real estate of the said K. s'Pratt, deoeaaed, desoi Ibed as follows!

The premises at Walkiki, Honolulu,Oahu, described in the loliowing ileeds.recorded in the Hawaiian Resrlstrv oiI '.invoyiin'-CH- viz: Deed from Ii. IIAllen to K S. Pratt, dated .June 5, is;:;recorded ill Ii ink 117, pages 92g and B23:Deed from II. i iiles to !'. S. I'ratt. daleoMarch no, ibth. records in Hook M,panes ,UI anil sw).

Tin- sale will take place at the rrontdoor of the Judiciary building, in II, .in,.lulu, ai i non Tuesday, the hi daynf October, Ihdj. Upset ptice, $!5,oufXfenna t ush in U. K. Oofd Coin. Salesubjeol to confirmation by tbe said circuit t our!. lice. Is at xpense of ur-oliaaer.

Km- further information enquire ,.f theundersigned al the Judiciary Buildingin llonolulti.

Dated Honolulu, September 18 is'.i-- i

ilKNKV SMI III,lu- - if Commissioner!

THE NEW

JEWELRY

STORE,503 FORT STREET,

la prepared to manufacture anythingits line.

Souvenir Spoons a Specialty.Also on band a Kine Stock of

111 i. li-- . I Jew elry every thin jtin the latest designs

I'. 11. Hog, 10.1 Mill. Tel.I'nrt btriet. HIS.

isi.axd onuKitK Promptly Attended to.

E. A. JACOBSON

Honolulu, August , Sqj.MR. CUSTOMER

Dkar Sir:

most if I lie cases I be pricesyou quote m e our regular pi it c,but on some of the items ourprices are lower than you men-tion, and wc shall of course giveyou the benefit of the reducedrales.

Razors and StropsWe are glad you have decidedlo try our new "set blade" fltgors,and patent swing strops, as inthe country ever man has to doIns own shaving and as shavingbecomes a pleasure with these"tools" we know you will have atanre demand for them. In re- -

gard io Lawn SprinklerBwe will say that we have sent a

ei v simple one. which cannotU t ar OUl or get out of order, thein H i' mi see is low ana tinwill tlo good work.

Pocket Knives We sendwhat von order in this lineand will say that we have lately j

received a tine assortment so canlurnish anyt rung in tliis ine liuiu!1 5 cents Io $4.1 10 each. S es. wehave the Clauss Knives,have sold them tora year, eitherin sets or single bread knives.Our slock ol Butcher audiHuiltilKf Knives is also com-plete.

Soap s vou did not savhow many bars you wished to the!100 lbs., we are sending one case;each and 70 bars to:100 lbs. We carry a heavy slockol this article and, as vou willnotice, it is a first grade Laun-dry Soap, and wc have put it inat a very low figure.

We regret that you got "nip- -

pea on tn.it bargain 111

Wire and thatit

it

111 luLuro in w mmp tn ikand gel a first class article. Wethought when you told usol your"buv" that before il had heinn 1111

lonar vou would see vnn huHsell."

In closing lei tis s:t thai wehave a large and varied stucknl Hardware, Ship Chandler)-- ,

Paints iis. and leather, andwhen filling your orders willalways charge the lowest prices.

Truly Yours

E. 0. Hall & Son,Limited,

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w

castle & cooke,IMPOR ERS OF

HardwareandGeneralMerchandise.

When you make up your mindto spend money you naturally lookto the best market. That meansthe market where you get the best

lvalue for your outlay; when one

.arliclc is ,,ot sol1 hdow cost andanother' at a big profit when youknow everything is uniform and at

the nrevailinir market price. Indicious buyers always do this. Bar-

gain hunters come to us in timeand become judicious buyers. Oneprice and one profit leaves no doubtin your mind, but assures you thatvou will find good value for yourmonev, We call special attentionthis week to our full line of T. i- -

BLE CUTLERY, compris-ing some magnificent sets of C. i R- -

VERS, KNIVES, FORKSand 8P00.X S- These goods aregood goods and worth your whileto inspect and speaking aboutSPOONS have a FORKand SPOON made of what is

AZTEC WARE, a solid metalused by the Aztecs of Mexico forornamental work. It is a species of

silver ware, offering this advantagel here is no plate about it as it is

a solid metal running the same allthrough. These goods are goodgoods for little motley.

We also have a large stock of

CALL or T.IBLE BELLSof all sies and prices.

Vou all know the . ,Y. L.ROCKET KNIFE', these!goods have stood the test oln,,r ctnoL- - , . A'i '.'v if a.wtmn 'J JVJJ, 111 J

ZORS and RAZOR STRAPSis a large one, in which you cannothelp but find wdiat you want.

REMEMBER we sell

J'E. IRL OIL at if i. yo per casedelivered at your door C. 0. J).

CASTLE ci COOKh.

p

Bell179

This

Space

is

ReservedBy

WILLIAMS BROSThe

Well

Known

Etc., Etc.

609 and 611 King St.

Mutual

DEALERS

Telephones:

The Hawaiian Carriage Mfg Co,

Shut down its machineshop two years ago, on ac-

count of hard times.This week it resumes

operations with electricpower, and finds that itcan do mill work, generalblacksmithing and car-riage repairing cheaperthan ever.

Cheap

PureDRUGS,

fc?f "O C rtn SImm. w mss'.ivm

BENSON,

and EtouMful11

ism1

MEDICINESPERFUMERY

PACIFIC HARBWARE CO. LT'D.

402, 404 STREET.HAVE JUST RECEIVED

Picture MouldingsOf the Latest Patterns.

Bird CagesFor Canaries and Parrots a Lar;e Assortment

Vacuum OilersFor All Kinds of Machinery. Peed nil of

any density, automatically, by visible drops, rapidlyor slowly as may be required. Will teed from onedrop in ten minutes to a steady stream of oil. Oilingby hand yvastes enough oil to pay for alP necessaryoilers in a short time.

ForSALEOrLEASE

The ResidenceLately occupied by

Mr. A. J. Cartwright,Situated on Corner of Luualilo and

Keeaumoku Streets, Makiki.

For further particulars apply toBkuck Caktwkight

Trustee.344 tt'

Hoi lister's rjr.Soda

Water mi)has always

beentheBest

I?,

&

FORT

LEMDS.SMITH & CO S.

EMPIRESaloon.

Corner Hotel und Nuuanu Streets. '

CHOICE til l) FAMILY

ANI)

Oyster Cocktails a Specialty.

E. N. REQTJA,8991 f Munager.

In t ii lile at R. CTK'.S PAPER l'AKi AilvLTtMiiirtftmi , 01 aini d flivrcuaui h s i.;ni,;f. ranl ull- Irii'U. Cm,, wlici-- ooutfeWtM tor adver

(is. Hit, Mfurlfc. tf

Wc still.

fh - cold

SJOfl Fountain.

We have lately added to our list of syrupssome new flavors, which lor Dklightful,

Cooling, Heai.THFUL,SUMMER DRINKS

Are far ahead of anything yet offered to theHonolulu Public. For a first-ra- te glass

of soda, properly made and properlydispensed, call on the

H0LLISTER DRUG CO.m FORT STREET.

N.B. Our customers reclirc the benefit the lowest outrates and have the largest and Lest s.otk lo selec. iium.

Nlaf

AN OriMdN O.N BIDS,

RKl'I.Y T vksi BHD AllHIIUK.1N

A lo tlx? Lonest lll.l.lt-- ITItn WouldEmploy Island l.i,lr-Tli- f- A. t. P.

Sot ConitiiltleO.

l

BdITOH Star: In answer to n letterpublisbeil in your eiirrespiimleiii'e eol- -

amn, and rlgned "Community Interest,"I would like in itau ii (aw hiati which Ithink the writer of Mid latter dm' notunderstand, or probably does no! "ant theto, but, however, I wlllenl ghten him onthe subject he is offering bis suggestions

ofon. He Mft in the firtl piece, to quotehis words, "It is understood that title

ettabllshtnenl (referring to the Honoluluiron Works'! is loweil on the tenderi (or

the pumping plant,Mu ", the Honolulu Iron Works have

lia I 1.:.,. il.. I, . .1..., .... u.e l'"'""B l"""-'a- B

ereei. il, .... 1, neiug fou.ow; .a... tt

being 118,100, and in looking througheel

the v irions bills for tin' whole plantarected we Bhd tour imis from w.T.Ghtrratt t C01 of Sun Francisco andHonolulu, No. being I18,W4, No. 2

being tf,044, N . :i being 1(0,570, No. 4 davbeing 10,01 1. Any one with the slight-

est kuowledge of arithmetic can see at aglance thai Instead of the Honolulu IronWorks being the lowest they are ap

Ai)

parently speaking about ifltl.tM). or ot Thenet ceut. above the lowesl bidder. the

I would therefore bog to miwat that ashould 'Communis Interest," ieel likedigging down in bis own pocket andpaTinB the difference in the abovef a !.. ll,.i...liiln Iron Wi.rliw

that the QoVernmeUt should at onceaward tbe DUttlpttlff plant to them and theno dnuot lie w ill he forever blessed andremembered by the tax payers of tbetow n of Honolulu, and I have no doubt tWO

that T. II. DaVHM tV Oo"., would have nbrass plate engraved suitably and placedin a prominent position in tbe engineroom for uLl bem lii ; and as regards the it,contract tot piping "t 'oinniunity Interest" w ill Bud upon Rgoringout the bids innthat the Houolulu Irou Works are ten per thecent above the lowest bidder. He goeson to say that should tbe Honolulu IronWorks get the uolitrai t the force will he herincreased and there Will be full time forall for months, again I will give him a oflittle information, "frees"

Should this firm get the Contract thepumping ptunl WOUld be bought ready thebuilt in a foreign country with tne ex-

ception of the butler ami smokestack.which renieneuts about of 15

the whole bid, ai the labor eniplovnlfrom these Is would be no inurethan if the hi f W. r. U. Uo. gotit H- - 1 am ausured from a reliablesource that they would employ alt In-land labor and meohaiiius in erectingthe plant In n md no tiibt, purchasemore mnterii the way Of cement,hriclcH, etu.s tban the H I. V.. us Weknow that they never have favored theHonolulu in luakiug their purchasesfor unv cnntraois heretofore executed.

Now I have no desire to hurt thefeelings of 'Uontmuitily Interest," butit certainly looks lo me, as it does tomost of our prominent clthwus whohave expressed their opinions on hisletter, that "ei,n.muiiit " must mean,not the taxpayers of Honolulu, hut afew of the followers of T. H.Davles & Company, or some of I

the sore he id Community who (iid notgetepoiefat political job and are trying toscare the heads tti Government into J

awarding the contract to the Honoluluiron Works under threat of the Amccan Union Parly; bu i hardly think hela a fair representative of that body.

T . x a y k us ' lirraa bst.

TBE QOKKN'S HOSPITAIs

Qnartsrlr Beporl of ti.- - l'I..VHi.'lH..H

Submitted.The following report has been sub- -

mltied t,, the Board ol Trustees of theQueen's Hospital by the attending sur-

geon and physloian :

HowoiOLO, Aug 1894. a'Tit thf TtutteeB of tht Queen's Boipitols

ikn'TI.kmkn : We have the honor tosubmit the following report for thequarter ending August 81, 1894:

The number of paiients al present inthe Hospital is 88, viz.: :io Hawaiiana('2tl males, Id females), Chinese, 6 Jap-anese and 16 of other nationalities; 18

paying.'I'lit. nun, her ,,t admissions dllliliLrthc

quartur was 14:;, viz.: 71 Hawailans (58males, 18 females), 6 Chinese, w Japan-- 1

esc and 47 oi other nationalities.Discharged I8S, Al l BT liawaiians

(45 males, '.'2 leuiahs), b Chinese, 18V . . .. ., ,.r 1,,num 11. bc 1, iiu ,,.v, 1, i, f.

i ) Ml ll- - W. viz 7 H .wanans (li males,1 female). 2 Ullineae, 4 Japanese and . Inof ol her natlonalltiea.

Tbooausesof death were aa follows:Cystitis l. debility 1, epithelioma 1,gastrins 1, hydro pneumothorax l,

I. opium naroqusis l, paresis1, phthisis ,. pneUIUOUia 2, syphilis 1,

typhoid f, . r 'J.

The I. idlest number of indoorwas 78, lowest 88, daily average

,iv Nninber of preHcriptions 888.Theie bare been ii inajor and 17

minor operations and 8 post mortem

The total nnmberof patients treatedin the hoauital waa 888, viz.: June iltt,July 121. August His.

Respectiuiiv submitted0. ii. Wool).

Attending Surgeon.it as. II. t lOOPUli

Attending Physician,

Oenserl i lis n..i-i-

The band " ill play ut the Hotel at7::i0 o'olock this evening. The follow -ing programme .till he rendered,

lAUT i.

1. Overture ".Morn. Noon un.lNight" Suppe

2. Ooraat Boto "Haa l'loer"Kolliuson

8. luterineiao "CaealleriaMaaoagni

4. Selection "II Trovutore" VerdiPAW li-

ft. "Bonilnltoenrei of all Nations"tiotlfrev

6. Seleini'le Magii'-llil''. . ..Misaud7. Polka "Nuuanu Valley" Berger8. Walls "Over the Wave, Ifosan

"Ditwaii Ponoi.

Mr. Ml. l. .,u Qees Rest,xt- - 1? IO i.f the Hawaiian

v.' will leave fur the Stales, ',iow lur the purpose ol purchasing

- ... t.o I ,,, -U Hllll h Ol Wll a,,., v in, ..,..- - vw,ahis house. Mr Nii lnd-- will visit Chicago

and New York, where the pUNuaaHwill he made.

Amlrew Brown liperlntendent oi theWuler Works, bus replaced the lireengine at Thomas square ,. as to forcewater up the hill, (mod for him.

nil. II.

11 AX A IKK in this citv Beptemberlri, 8M, of asthma, Mary Banalha, aunlive ot Lahani, Maui, aged iti years..jf'Kiinei ill Ibis (1- - relax ) af term mu, at

8 o'clock. Ir.'iu the raeMenoaof James....... ! Nuil ,U i.tiila h, 'nw. r.ta.Kctiwulv InvlladI , ,. iii n i.

11IK LAW! HACK.

The Miill...! lull. In Take l'rl- -

Owtaa laDa.bTMOI.TU, Aug. 31. To the ureal

deligut .if the yachtsmen Bfsoniblodlieie tbe Vigilant begun early this inorii-In-

to make pieparations for a race.Tile American yacht arrived here earlyand anchored in a moHt picturesqueBiannef Bp the river Daft, When (heame to anchor ahe wan minted by the

flagdipping of a large iieet of pleasurecrafts gathered in this pretty landlocked harbor, With the town of llurl- -

niouth for a baeagrouud,The morning was disuppointirg, for

sea was stn Oth and u paltry northwind waa blowing, with alight promise

increasing in strength or fUfnlsblngmaterial fot a good day's racing. Ac- -

oordlng tothe British yachtsmen, tblawas just the kind of weather to suit the iViolent, and they commenced predieting that she would easily detent thertatanlta, the latter being looked upon

very in light airs.Of e lune, the regatta Ht much Inter

from the fact that It was understoodthat the Britannia, the pride of OreatUritain. would not he able to start onaccount of the drowning of Chief OtlieerSimondl and two companions on Satur

last, while attempting to null ashorefrom the Prince of Wales yacht atWeymouth.

T" e race which the Vigilant tookpart in y was for yachts exceeding

rating, Inst prize second JfHH).

emirse is from Partiniiutl range tobell buov oft the Bkearit hence to

mark boat off the Kast hlackstone andiwi'K to m1 suirnng line, war ninesaround j total distance, forty miles.

When the hour lor starling tbe mamevent arrived tbe wind bad not strengthened, and aquatic critics looked ii

race as being virtually decided infavor ol the Vivcilmit

The following were the tinnnf tinyat'hls M they CrOMOd tin- totting

Line! siiiinitrt. 10 :::i: 17 : Vigilant, o.

The former mil :t2 seconds the be8t ofbut the Vigilant toon began to over

haul her, ami four tniniltefl alter orosn- -the Hni' the American sloop pasaedSatantta and set herspinnaSer tor .

tiroiui reaen to me Mcerr.i'n. in.';.Vigilant then began steadily Increasing

lead, and everywhere it was ailmitted that the Batantta had no chance

overhauling her Ueet rival.In the first riiinul in.- Vigilant main

tained a steady lead until the eh'Se olround, when the Satiinita did UlUnh

better, Dut the American yaoht had awinning Lead at tin- - end of tin- round of

minutes and 10 seconds. Eventually,owing to fuggv weather, the rSOS wasB'opped after the yachts had been be- -

caimeu 101- a long time.The sailing oommitlee decided that the

rate was void, and consequently theVigilant did notget the prize,

London, Beptember 1. lhe lunfcorrespondent at Daitmi'iith says: It

espe. ascommittee allowed the forty-olaa- a

match to be decided at the end of thefirst round, that a like course would be I

adopted w ith regard to the Vigilant andBatauita, but the astonishing announcemem was make that the ,11 itch wasvoid, owing to the iact that R had notbeen tlntshad in eight hours,

The time clause, thu correspondentsays, has bucomeutterly obeoleteln everyclun. and he savs that alter the Vigilanthadibeen hurried fro am Cowes to thispoint better treatment should have beenmeltid out to her. '1 he Vigilant wtwo-thir- - s mile ahead of the atauna wlieti the race Wi declared void.

PKBHAPa ami PKUBAfS NOT.

Harrlags uf Miss brasti s.'ln.r.-- N.,tLeael.

In spite of the earnest toil of Cupid,the prep rations for a marriage, thepresence of in my friends and a chaplain, the willingness of the blushingbride, the position before the altar, hewords of the divine and contractingparties, and the joy, smiles, white dress

d pink sash, as well as the fond fares.

well, it would seem that Miss OracleShafer and l'eter l ord of the Charlestonare not quite yet man and wife. Anieri- -

oa, England as well as Hawaii look up-

on such little matters with more serious-ness than Germany or Scotland, and thecontract between these two partleewould prove rather slender in llawa- -

Han law, from all accounts.The liitlo woman declares emphatU

ca)y thnt Bie W!ls Iliarried to Mr. KurilLd W1U wait for him until he returns.

.

In the meantime Mr. ford is on hisway to help protect American interests

opinion ami honest in liirt expressed in- -

tentlon to return to his sweetheart atthu earliest opportunity.

Withal, there was no license Issuedand no eertiticate of matrimony hasbeen signed. Both of the contractingparties were anxious tho marriageshould take plaee prior to the departureof the Charleston. Ford rushed aroundto every plaee where sueh a thing as alicense was to he had and failed tosecure one.

At the short ereniony the chaplaingave them a lecture about the haste ex- -

ercised by bo'h in insisting upon a inar- -

riage under existing circumst mees, butupon their refusal to vait they were er- -

nltted to Ign marriage contractwhioti eras ,, , more than a proinismarry at some future time Tbe younglover placed a plain gold ring iih,ii hisSweetheart's linger in the usual way ntwed 'ing after which theChaplain endeavored to impress the I

solemnity of the obligation UnpUad by I

tlie promises made in his presence.The formality of the occasion and tbe

inability to grasp the real meaning ,,libe ceremony left the inipreasion upon tlie girl that she was trulyund irrevi pally married.

CVLLIMOa PBon ol UT

New Trial luy lie ... III II,, Sl.Hp

Wurktt i

Ill the case of T. W. 11 vs. Hon- -

ol"lu "'!' Workj 0 d.'teml nit's hillof exceptions to the late decision of thecuuri wits lieal'tl this in. mu, Mr,Kinney, attorney for the plaintiff,aigued on amendments to tin- bill, andthe Court orally announced that tin- - billwould he ai'iended In iiccordance theie- -

yflfa POTlions of the evidence of bothsides will lie reproduced and a furtherhearing had if such becomes nccemary.

The iiinltei of the etttttc of I

Squires, petition for administration,was called in open court this morningand there being no c ntaet it was continued lo Monday September Mtb,W. H. Castle for petitioner.

The Planters' Labor ami Supply Company met w il Ii the Cabinet this uiorn- -

ing uud discussed the labor question.

THE SALVATION ARMY

MM1M its CAM PA laH at BfttOMSJL ltli LAST MGIIl'.

"I....,,., AtfdMSS by Captain MIU.pOtherS Ul,rui, lite U'urk-T- he

Proceeding-

The Balvatton rmy nsscinblfd on'nton square at 7 o'clock Thursday

evening and opened their campaign ofeiigion aguni-- t viee in this city. After,,

preliminary introduction the party adjoufned to the barracks over Nott'sstore, where a full hoUSS wa in waiting.

The assemblsge at the hall was coinmopolitan and the quarters of the Armywere Riled to overflowing. Captain Mii-M- p

addressed the audience in about theMowing words:

There are d fferent d 'part merits ofSalvation Army work Other than that ofthe spiritual works We have food andtbelief depots reacue l.omeR for fallengirl-- , lal or bureaus), work shops, tarninfor testing cases brought, out from tbe inslums of great cities, etc. The Salva ionA' uiy gives attention to these forms of

labot wherever the necessity forwork agists We will notice speciallyefforts ol this character In California.

When I came lo California aboutsixteen years ago, Dennis Kearney w: sagitating in behalf of the laboring ofclasses, claiming that the aforesmllaborers were starving. "They were robbed of the opportunity to earn theirliving by alien labor," said the agitator,"and must he cared for. etc." a

Lant winter times were harder, yet we

heard nothing of lalor agitation rbread riots. Not because there wan t odistress to relieve, hut because tbe Sal-

vation Army had gotten its relief ma-

chinery ready for such an emergency, in

and we were ready to handle theproblem

ISllii'Siin hrnnRi.ioo t.X(imuier. re.Mg i,

ni,.iK the fact that the Balvation Army., tated lth lhe ej need- -

. . ... ... ,

dollar go aa far as a dollar could possihly he made to go without unHeWeaaryleakage from bnpoaltion by lmposters orooatly management, raised about ifinioo

cash, in addition to a large amount olgroeeries, clothing, etc. .unci, turnlng-th- s

same over to the Army, gave the leaders B

permission to relieve the distress as theyshould think best At. one perio.l 1800

meals a day ware supplied; also, lodg-

ings for a large nuuiher tif persons.Families were also searched out ami

eisted.Tbe Southern i'aeifio H lilrnad Com- -

panyedso came to thehelpof the poor(although it did not make any noiseabout the matter. The managers gaveu permission to pass upon the

worth of applicants and when adjudgedworthy of assistance in their line, treetransportation s given to the end of

. ., ,,,.,1 ..,1,.,, ,.,,,,,.,;,. i:,,u' .

railroad would then send them on tovarious points of the Lulled States. Inthis way hundreds of persons weretransported free to their K. intern homesor friends, in some oases-wh'll- fain- -

dies w ere sent out, the a ;greg,ile

'ttrB-

fares amounted to thousands of dpi- - j

I

The Salvation Army iccts hold of thetangled ends 01 many a orooked. oom.lex life and the tailzied skein niUNt he

point: Yeats ago in the State!of New York a young ladyle in love with a youngman who bad nothing else to recom-mend him save ids face and form.Voting ladies will fall in love. In thisinstance the parents objected, Tbeyconsidered the girl to be marrying be-

neath her station, as they were well-to-d-

people, and when, in spite of theirprotestations, she married the , inthey gave her to understand that the!doors of the dear old home wouldnever be open to her again.

The young couple removed to SanFrancisco. After awhile love grew cold,and divorce followed, but before theuepiration two girls were horn untothem, in feature as beautiful at angels.

hUountt and earned a living by hermusical abilities and as a "beer-slin- r"or waitress in dues, but she not onlywheedled tbi greenhorns who droppedin these places into drinking for the.sake of the commission to bo made outof them, but drank liquor herstdf untilthe appetite fur drink was fastenedupon her.

The mother gravitated iroui bad toworse, until she became a disgrace toher sex, and was no longer worthyof the name of woman. Bo dire WSS the i

poverty of this family at times that thetwo girls when wishing to wash theirvermin covered ras have had to stripthemselves nude and shut themselves

a room uud wait until their dolliesI"1'r ley.

The mother HU.hlenlv died un.l theremains were taken to the morgue. On

the duy set for the funeral some of theelass to which the mother had belongedassembled tO take pari in the last ritesto the dead, Tue two girls Stood weep- -

bjg beaide tlie ionu of the only Iwing intbla world they could call friend ormother and suoh a mother

Ity s me means a lady member of

l',l, .r, I..ri.,,, ,,,r... I,.lvi k.,uiiiii,.,ra

1

.. ,,,, .,,. ,,,,I

luiierul. One of the women noli, ingtlie singular licauly ot tlie girls ap-

proached them with a view to enticingthem into a house of ill repute Observ-

ing the move the Christian lady slappedthe w retch in the face and exclaimed :

"Don't yoO dare to touch those girls!Keep away, I'll lake care ot them."The funeral over, the girls weretaken to the home oi their new-fou- nd

Irleudi put into a bath and providedwith new clothes.

At U o'clock al night the la ly called atthe headquarters of the Salvation Armylo inquire it a place ol refuge could he

found for the trieinlless outcasts. Of

course a place could b found! Theywere sent to the Army Roeflllg Home,where they were saved through theLord Jesus Christ fiom their sins.

Tlie Army people inquired into theantecedents ul the girls, an I learnedthai In ir grandmother was still alive.A letter wus addressed lo her expluiniug

Korea, possessing, perhaps, the sameTlie mulier gravitated towards the1

etemingly

iwlins

liurrh

I'MJI Hawaiian STAR. FRIlJrtY, SF.PTKMnRR 14. 'J4the situation. An answer came hackstaling that she would take the childrento her hoinc ai d raise them.

In the meantime, members of the T

Army bad found ibe father a barlenderin a dive and secured from him Inwriting a rcliiMjin-hincn- t of his parentalclaim upon the children.

A servant was WW wrof tlie COflti

unit from the Bait, ami look the nirlsbeck to the old hon.v'sle id ut HAlt 1

where, Mirroui.ded litevery luxurv, love tries hard to bontiti ai

jthe hideout nfghtn are of the black p si

roIn ineir nieinoru s, und amid happier,brighter scene, train these reel neu c

lambs to tread in the Strength of Cod,the path of rectitude.

Mil. VVA K MAY COM B

Will rul I.. Mitt t tart slstaesltsl Ohasehe

A report has lieen circulated duringthe past few days to the effect that Hev.H. W. Peck, late seere'ary of the localY. M. C. A . Who left here in the sum-

mer of HlX, WaS to return soon and dorganise s Methodist Episcopal church

Honolulu. The rumor made il

inriner appear mat me i aiuornia bum i ,iConference! or a District Conference olthe Sate of California, bad decided toc- -t iblish a branch church here and de- -tailed the Rev. M Peck for the work.

Strength to this repori wss given by 'I

the fact of the appearance in HonoluluMrs. Peek and chi bin n by the l ast

steamer and many persons accepted thereport of tbe return of Mr, l'eck on that 1st

account.Hut while everything may be correct,method htt church may he organised

here within the next lew weeks andUev. Mr. may come here expresshtor that works None of the facts are Huabsolute so far as is known in Honoluluat the present time. Tbe subject hbeen discussed in a Method M conference

California and may have lieen de-

cided upon ere thin, but the facts sre thenot yet at hands However, this much Ih

given out as it liable, Mr. I'eek willrIMi In this nlt on the MH.

Btptnmber Wth, and if he dues come n

he to nrganiae the church m--

u'este.l. The nr.iMiei'i-- , to :ue in fav.,r mhis fliol of the entire reporthaa bean peaked around tbe community,

KIWI IN A NCTSHBIX.

Two wahtnei are in pilikia for lighting.

The in's Cocktail -- 5 centsglass. Bultfbu Itelhel street.

J. If. Trusk was arrested last nightfor selling liquor without a license. on

lu

Tenders for Improvements at tne Posl

Office ware opened at 12 o'clock

The Sailors Home was lit up by elec-

tricity Thursday night for the firsttime.

George CaVanaugb h is tendered hisresignation from the Liiihor Controlssion. This leuves three vacancies.

The hand will play at the HawaiianHotel ht as a compliment to' bypassengers leaving by the Australia to-

morrow.in

A musicals waa given at VV. K. Allen's,Emma s reel, Thursday eve,, it,gat which"esiueui uuie was present,

There will be a piivute suhscrpiion t

dance at Independence Park next M,n- -

day avttf lintf , (sVptainbar 17ih, beiniiinj;;jatHuVlotk,

Mrs. lir.idlex 'a pieparitory schoolseems io be in good woikiug order. Tile1... i : ... m

1 ' UB Mm" t.iopen January ISS.

Wells Peterson of the II ipper rice ii

mill will follow the ex .tuple of J. ti.Both Well and provide biuiseli with ahome in Walkiki,

ateaera. Howard ami Bob lotb of theDailey Company are har.1 at work inthe Opera house preparing scenery forttheir coining engagement.

... ,v utwii-r- t wiMtifi n.i, in (tpfll mi .i:it - -

in Honuhiiu again, though the presentunsettled state of bis affairs renders h b

future plans in Utis regard unoertaio.

The disgruntled members ot the II a- -

ltni Boat Club held a meeting a few '

SVenlpgB aim e and changed the MOMof lhe organization to thu LeUanlClub,

Ixok out for the partial eclipse of thumoon this evening. At its rising, whichWill OOCUr at 6:01 o'clock, the oclijitewill heal its BfSt. Twenty-thre- e

ol the planet will he obscured.

McCandless liros. are sinking a wellion the Beretania street premises ofchas, M.Cooke. Dulling was startedthis morning. Tnu contract was a

awarded Wednesday areolae and lherigging and ttlUtiuC and boiler set uuThursday.

ri.K-ii.M- i.

lieu llolloiluy will leave for lehooljtomorrow.

K. 11. Wod. house went to Mahukonathis afteruoon.

J. 11 ami W. U. Castle left fjr llilo bythe Kiua i this alternoun.

W. Purler Boyd was a puasenger for 1

by tlie Kinau.tjus. Spreckela will return lo BsQ

1'iani isco by ths ai in i

Col. Z, 8. Spalding will sail forAmerica and Luropi ... ..." feuruee wui leave lur bla I

,1Ue ,, uBhinglon loiuot ion .i

Ur. and Mis. Waasellmrfl will returnto America by tomorrow's hleumer.

U. Weal, in,- rort Hlieel wagonmaker, will leave fur Sau Krawlseu t"morrow,

Juuue cooper win icavcoy lie.uoi.owai, rsepi. vuui, lor u su r. ,su tothe states

Mr. M. Louison.of M. g. Oclnbaum& Couipauj , uud wife w ill loavj .oi theSlates '

1J. A. Knight, a bidder for the pump -

ing plan contract, will ..I,., i. to S ,

rruiicibco, leaving tomorrow-- .

Captain Dow ol in, Planter, "Ii haa,been Hi for several daya, w illretorn toban by the to- -

morrow,Jaiiu-- and Albert Judd, I' tul ind K.

C. Wulehouae, V r ami A. I). Baldwin,ami Au-x-. ui.u i i.,i,i. Attoertoa willreturn to sciiuui b, tomorrow'ssiea.uer.

THE BATTALI01N DRILL

FtK m;n 111,111 TftOOtn at tiiHQ1 AM ISf ! il .

etsmj Acquit aMnHnselvcs

staren i Iks itrests Heturn tu QaattSfSs. '

The moonli)t)it was soft and clear'I the battalion drill Thursday even-i- i

g was a grand success. Big Companieswere in line accompanied by the drum

up and the Government band. Tbeformer were: Companies A. B, C, I, El,

ind F, the whole being in command of

Colon Kisher.A large number of people had a- -

em bled arotn d Dnkm sqaars to w itnessthe maneitvsjrs of the irnysin blue Themovements were aXtfaor inarily line,howl g marked improvement in all

command", and were enjoy, d by all of

the spectators.The inarch continued from the BSJUSW

iwn to SttUanUi up Nuuanu to School,up to Bmma, down to Alakea and King,and hick to the S'piare. After the drill

boya marched to the Armory whereacceptable refreehmenti wa re in waiting.

NoTKs.

'aptatn rood, after several day's in- -

position, wan in command of Com- -

psny B of the lejgatare,

Corporals t rozier and Kd. MclnernyofCompsny Iihv Iici-i- . ir tin! to """i"i pni..'.Mi,iinK in all cdl IS

.'n.i Lieutenants reepeotlvely. leglslailee bodies min.without. Bo far

niuslo tin exceed notliing has oome propoel- -:.i ,i ninMiMi Mb,, . ,i..'

Members Ol Company B Say they w ill

..n ,.i. una ..e.ier ...r

Captain Wall anil hirt nien made anexcellent showing. Hi followers are all

beet of Republloan "BV ami might"atinaers1 at that.

It was aw ful duty hut the wUld-U- p

settled that, even at the risk f gettingtluke liver.

Applications for membership are comoonsanlly being received by all of thecompanies.

On Bmma street Comiiiandcr-in- -

Chlef Dole and a parte viewed theoolumU, The regulation courtesies wen-ex- ,

hanged.During next week there will he a

muster and iiisfieotion ,,f each Companythe respective drill nights, f,,r the

st showing crayon p. of theoomraander-in-chie- f will he awarded.

I.ieut. Col. Fisher was more thanpleased.

The interest of volunteers in the service Is increasing and there was an exoellent turnout.

Capt Bmithclaima the blue ribbon forCompany A. Ten more men than thecompliment anawered to roll call.

Thf actual drill was the best yet hadthe battalions A great Improvement

noted in both officers and men.

The drum corps shows the renuits ofprsctiue and Drum M.ijr tCingiato becongratulated,

Captain Wilder sas ill last eveningand Lieutenant Jones oommauded DPtmiliany.

Captain Camara i making a mostcredllabli slioa'ing with Company ('.

l

rince they have a nice room of theirown tn- - Riiaspsiioorers attend better.Captain Kid well had ..mosttbi -- trfnKtIi

tho Company oui lam night and tinhod down tho Bxoonttve Building dur

r Uie drill and parade.

Captafn Wall's boys of B Companyh:nl the iiMial hoda u atir hian at. orhill.

Company C's new range at the dredgerlump Is the envy ot several Companies.

MRS. WstKIMM is ILL.

Hit it at San rritiH'Uro Fmiiilessens.

Friends of Mrs W. c Weedon willregrel to learn that the sea voyage andtrip aboard made in the hope of im-

proving her health has not thus farbeen fraogbt with the best results. The j

VOVSffS to San Kraneiseo madesufferer in safety and oomfortablv.

but at the hotel in that city she w; staken very ill ami had lo be removed tolhe hospital for liettmeut. It is thoughtiiu- relents was due in a large measuieto the excitement of the change. Thelatest report from the hospital was notof the most pleasant nature.

Mrs. Wee liOU was mi her way to herformer home in Ohio, which was so j

much desired she might reach w ithoutn lapse. Once there she would have

had the beat of attention her im- -'

lelatlves. The failure of thisplan will he a gr-a- disappointment tothe iiok many friends in thisoity.

Mrs. Weedou is tr iniiipanied in SanFrancisco bj kfisa Templet, in, and has arelative living in that city, hut at lastaooounta the latier bad bean lound.bgeanmably being away.

Mr. rV, U. Weedon desires to leavefor s.in Francisco tontorrow. but willfee p, ,,., fr lo doing 00 account

his dutiea a. la I SIIISSDr. The neslBear, t he condition of Mrs. Weedonwill he r. on the B4th,

tU I i JUVn i. n.r.i.iM.UJIftl. .1 It. uu.,u...

, HU" n...health and strength and internal oleanli- -

whii-- lollow's iim- of Syiup ol

igs, is uiikiiown to the few who havenot progressed It.-- t.ri-- the old tune medi-

cines and the cheap substitutes some-liui.-

II. re. i but never accept, tl by thewell informed.

,,,; o, ,

. .Hollissar at i vmnann and fnajMn aw ir

Ut0 f u " " PP' ' undeWtU In Un lolaly BWlOSal,

ALlVT YAA) I.V bU.(iKNKlt AL

Commission Merchants

I I PavUla null , , o.

Quoen St. HONOLULU. H. I.

ORttftCftrOftUBftl l'

ThSTAa SMMl koM Nsstt r(wK'iistl.l

for the opinions n un v mrr sjuMiileut, rind

dMs nnt. ItuVSSgk put 'lien toil, SOmUiii it

oolaamo either for or sgaitsvl the mum-

.IOs,1 s ATI mi I.

Editor star: The t bnftronoe Com-initle-

of the International BohtttaefJClub and the American le ague held a

meeting thll morning. A policy of con-

certed action was agreed Upon and w ill

he reported to the Otlve organizers.Tbe con fe retire frlendlytas havebeen all he sessions. There nodisposition of one nMe to secure anadvantage of the other, an ! it is be-

lieved I hat only mutttsl bet efU ill

result from the understanding reached.Respectfully,

lb. MomutiKO T'wk.II. Kl.KMMC.

J. CM iMtjWIiJ tint t 'o iiiiiittee.

I l HTllKli I X 11 A NATIONS

II H

and wher support-- t

e.l iiv partlee fromriie banil whs of tbe special

III

a dure

Reel

was bythe

it

from

lady,

not

ofof

ti.,-

U.H

icspiwas

was

Efltor STAR: It seems that there ih

still a great deal of mUunderStSndingarising' out of OertaiU negotiations be-

tween the American League andSchutzen club thy committees). ItSppeari that prominent dietnnefe ofeach organlaition (ma bosses) talkedmatters over on the OtttSHll , the out-

come of which was an intended friendlyconference, through committees, quite

there in no room furargument. The Behutaefl riuh matlor((ii'hh Independent organlaatlunai( w lirw,v continue the eventenor of its way, the same hh if nonegotiations hail ever been thought of.Caps, Klemtne, hi President, is wellknown to be of that kiiel of metal,warranted tn keep in any we.ither, amiean at all times he depended upon I y

bis party Bttoh is the personal opinionheld by, QaO. 'avk.n u nil.

Sccv. I. S. flub.

HONK ritOTKCTlOX ,.AIN

Editor Stah: It ih encouraging t.note t )mt my communication pf yester-day has afOUSed interests "An old Ha-

waiian" who vrades into the subject i

simply misinformedi His figures anwrong. His statement that tbe Bono-lul- u

Iron Works is Inosbls of handlingibe job in question lagrossls incorrect.The h'tUHt has hal r.vral Island conIrarts us largo ami Mat sm''t'hsfiil withearh.

Th' Advtrii$t objection ths kfnp- -

log (his work at home is sal out in tinwords that tin Interior Department in

'Still under tin? flam- serious obligationto protect tht taxpayer a1 Just soHen is an opportunity to benefit thetaxpayers directly w ith their own content, even ii at the sacrifice of a formalIty. Not a cent of money is misapplied,

n fa0 the community and country wdlprofit.

The AdverH&r it very lama in assnmIng to COnftSS wenkmnr. in ihf (lovern-m-

nt, if, at intinuited in thai ptiier. thepowers are in dilemma, it is ei theljfeasible to cull in m Tew members of thfAmerfcau Union psrt) for advice. T n

problem Can he solved in thnt way ifhe powers are real at sea,

The lluiioJiilii Iron Works shou'dKave thnt . it u within he pro-ib-

vmre of the offlcUU to mak hti-- t

bargain for all concerned.Cohmoicitv Intkhkst.

minintmi kin; talks.KIiik ItSeSl liriiluf nml WitttT ftir

Is I'

Minister King v.h lai n seen regard-ing the Improvements needed on theKing Street bridge over Nuuanu stream.The Minister of the Interior draw attentlon to the fact thai the lovernmeniwas undertaking so much work, workthat was very pressing, at the presenttime, that il was impracticable to makethe repairs suggested yet awhile, Thep imping plant for II inololu, wharveson several Islands, roads on Hawaii andKauai and oountb ss odds ami sods reqolrad immediale attentl ami it wasinexpedient to SSSUUie otiier obligltiona.

In speaking further of the petition ofresidents of Kapalauia for improvedwater f.icilities, read by CouncilmanSmith in the Councils Thursday atter-non-

tin Minister said that the requestwas probably within the province ofcircumstances and would be granted.AboOt October 1st the Asylum windmillwill probably be in place and it waspracticable to connect Kapalama withthai well, Next summer, however,.....1..- - I.I I ... anal, , - -

from the new well at the ExecutiveBuilding which would afford amplesupply.

MA It INK MITKS.

The Kinuu led nt 2 o'clock this afttr- -

noon lor Haul and Hawaii.

PoaiufoUTB, A .gust a8,-T- he Queen'syacht Kltiu, with Pil as Louise ol1. 11 lie an, slit oil laiard, llflet h.iviliucrossed the Solent from Cow s, t ilajran ashore on a sun,! bai k ai the n.oUthof the arbor. The K!fin's imrly wa,landed in the yacht's boats.

Pout Tow nsi-xi- (Waah. i. August 28.l he steamer i Ity ul T ipei a arrived fromAlaska with late news com . i n

mg tig nlrairfltd steemer fjori-n- . si--

i day aveoiee at high tide, alter lb.Queen had I,, ei. relieved ol freight ill Helorw-ai- l,ol I, ih in., bora and chainstaken ..kIi- re a id se e ai hi udretl 1, n,r coal discharged ov i o ird, she ,1

,,tf ami waa beached at ai.u tigy, tinmile , ..isiau1 .

IMwt.M.l.llv10 I'AltlK.I.

For Kaul und Hawaii, per itmr Kinais,.,it it Mrs P.aksula, Mis I ti I brumMis.- - a il Parke, ti c hVeklsy, I bvvdis, Mr WC Parke, w r Buyd,iLrsi t, v Jollies, i' w Uay, UJ aleCan, 1s t, W L Lain, h. J K W klder, J 1

Uastle. C H Wudshuuse, atlas Akamu1.', '....1.. IV V II... .. kl . . ti ,.. ..

YouII Voting, 11 WillstoU and wile,Mias.fi uneajbaa, U K Wilder and wife.

11.1 Mill I ui b.

I'lMU.iV. 8 'l 14.

vtinr Kuiau. Gift. & , lur M.ui. uiioOQ towuii.

HAWAIIAN S i A R,

BVSIMSM PtSKCTpRY

ol Bcenu ia.

AOtNISJ. A MAHTIX.

sih cent, BOo

OBOROK IH'.nsfetal Aleut, 'altake

I). IIUV. AUI) II I III Hi K

r ,

AR1ISTS MA II HtALS.

pacif 3 HAROWARI BO,Kurt St

A 1 i J! NtV AI LAW

CBC11 DROWM11 Mm. .1,1

W, '. I'.UIKKII i. Si

WILLIAM roaTEHII Kaavuni. asm si

CAHKIA.jK M ANUPACTUKhRS.u rt'BIUHT,

t .t., n'iMilt'' I 'Ind StlliliK.

ukkssmakkkm.MISS II H. QRBKNWCLIj,

U I Km SI

FUNIIUKt AN U UPIIOLSTI KtKS.ORDWAY .V PCJRTKn

Hotel StJ. BOPPA CO.

74 KiliK Bt

HOkStSHOtHS.J. v MCDONALD,

Korl St., u,s.site I'ui.theon Stah'ev.

INJiUR.'Ntt, KIKb. AND MAKINK.

BI8H0P A i n.Firelni'li's 1'uinl. .nniliin iinil Qlobs

CA8TLB A- COOKEAlliance. Ben Bnghtad Mat mil

JhWfc.Lt.KS.j. k TOMBS

109 Poll st.

KLSI AUKANT S

CHAs, LINDBzoslslor, Efuuans st

SALOONS.

KtiRCBANTBs. J. Bhaw, Proprietor

PACIFICii f. otfi, Itanager

ROTAtII. Ih.u kins, Manager.

OJ.MMKKCIAI.II. Kletiilne, Manager.

PAHTBBOMJim Dodd. Prop,

Vt imiNAKV SUKGtON.SA. It. ROWAT, I). V. s.

infirmary BOA Kinn st.

WAKHKHKHISKRUOEU

Kurt st corner t,

WHOLfcSALt LIQUORS.

w. s. LUCE,(OR Merchant st

Look Out ! ! !

It flight

StrikeiIf it .hies

Cull on the California Feed

Company and select your

ii vi Mud t.it viv .

a fresh supply haa jusl arrivedex barkentlne s. ;. WILDER,

CALIFORNIA

FEED

COMPANY,(Cor. Queen ami Nuuanu sts.)

or ring up telephones No uu,

Bpmit Delivery.

Ride aRAMBLER

And be In theFront Rank. .

JOIN Uu-- KAMltl.HHi . it 1 1 an,i gel Hit- - i

w lici I on in, . . ,

AMBLER

K 10ERSAKEECORDS

IN

Call for catalogueand information atthe RAMBLER Agen-cy, 107 King street.4'Jaf

Notice!The undt'i Uim-- lid i. on hand a

notnbof cfIChuli--- Itriik aiul llm k.I I iu III hull), ilniort a.-- K""d hn

MO I H iiij; li aj, oultobU I

tfOnipfiftUltf piolMM nd itiiintuie.The uUive v lilt ltrt ait- - In lit lor rol

ol lepair-- . an I OrUJ Ih OoM if lite ueverjl liilUdUe 011 them ure no) paitl onor before lhe lUih i,iv ul trph-uil'- r. .1

(he BadOJOlm d ntend-. i ei dj tl.ecoat. PqUm l&lli. (lglloU)Oi WttTs

0J

xx- - Advsrtlsemsnts,Tluosoplnj.

A Oil ' rh 1. in . tn all, w illbe ntsrti M 'i! In, fitxi. 17.

l ;:t'i p. hi. si, rp, in ii..- I,., ut theWay DuiMltia', N. i' y Kiiik si re as,aniUIMl M Mir belli, llii I., lice nf theKnight. r Pithias, A 11 ..... - :.. ,

n.i. ii nsi - ii. it,!, I'iMUIC- -liun. nliilit I., i j iteeal St 1 1. ii. tlrntmeetliu, III 4t

TII lOSSOl-II- Y

LBCTOBB

OBJECTIONS TO ElilNCARNATlON

DISCUSSED.

ill Ih- - alren by

Mrs M. A. THIRDS,'.t is i , f ., I , NtllHWfU Sireit.

mittAI I I BXIKO, BBPT, 14.1. e Wl i lll,ll. lK HI f p. Ul.am m

Auction Salo ofSUGAR STOCK.in inline.- - with Instructions ra

ceired from the .Itlcers ol KahukMtlantatl,4i . kmpany I shell ,ffei roi saleat PuMltl AUCI .1 lot .ali-s io in miB.iturday. Beptember hi 12o'clock noon, enough of the Mlowiniipaid up shares of stooh m Kanaka Hsmtstion t iiopiiiy. ti cover Uellnqmmljssi ssinei.t now due on same:

IM aha as ..f stuck Kshuka Plaatatii. 11 ( 'intipany. or h BS.

M aharaa of atooh Kahoku Plantation( ','llliany , of less.

10 shares of ato k Kahuku Plantatroat 'ooip,.ii , or lesa.

in ihsres of stock Kahuku Plantalloai'iimpany. 01- lens.6 shares of stock Kahuka flanlalloi

'oiiipanv, orJAM BB F. Morgan,

If A net lom er.

lo HousetaDcrs,

The re), mm; ai as a good leuise' eeH-- r

depends often n serving a eup of fineeollee. NOW .1. m i tad lo use itb paraground ooftee Intl.- - ol Bngelbrecbl'sVIENNA COf-FE- FLAVOR,patented Januarj Uth, 1881,

Anvlimv try It ui.oe, and you are suret . net a cap ol delicious Coffee, whicheven the lliont fastitiiutts will eniov.Home believe i bat pure coffee alooe willhare tbe deetrad result, but this flavorla to colli e what seas nlng la to meat)it inipaHs I i.'bll.ehr.. ,lliirt.v, t (be lai.e.makes it uourebiiig and wholeeonse.helps ttlgeatliiu, and glees it a splendidcolor, and hai nut 10 1,.- diregarded,h..e one third CI ll'. e.

'I hia unsurpassed Baeot made frombest California l in?. it baa nothing incommon with ehloury or any artiBmal...Ifee

N. BRKHAkt.fie n.r.l Agent, Hawaiian I lauds.

Ml, I al Telephone IM, II, tb I si.III! - Imo

THE HAWAIIAN

Sale Deposit g kmmCD.MI'AXY.

ON HAND FOR SALElharee Hawaiian tarh'iilinr.H'o s ork,

Kiihuku Phmt. thai r'iN I ," UaeHiUi, miki t,umpaii H ck." HWM I'J.otl; il.it,

l'o...l.- - I, . 8 ... a.afjao.

Bsea lantatiou 1st rgage ; per c nt )

lit.i.-- .Baw.il hi i loei i nut, ut ioui I oii(;ht

ami S.l.iecurtj j our vnlnnblrs by Ink- -

il l.. 111 II, e Mir Urpissil V tltltH.

TtiE HAW 1IAN .M. liKl'OSlTAMi I . K81 M KN r 1.

4U!l l" S. MMf.l, 11. .NOLUI.U.IflO-t- f

Clothes Builders.MBUEIROR A. COMPANY,

Hotel street,Are now prepared to build suits, for any

laiaed man. from $16.00 up small boysoan he Htted at reduced Bgurve.

Cleaning, repairing and tlyetng, isp in ..f oui hnalnase.

tilve.usa call ami see.S. DB XKU.

Manager.Il'.l -- Inn

Honolulu, s. ptemb r , nut.

Viavi Testimonial.H.i in i cfl hd hum it Uriit-l- iroui

i Im- iun) ol Viu i hoi ftnxioiu tlif publicthuu id know wtuit a lilimlnj luu oonMUi u wuh kba Vi t i tteiuvduwa

I bftVfl il with ii i'tiiiilication ofill-t- ;t i lot - iitl-- . huf brMMl in tliolionjiilal in San I'litht tro lint li ivt folllitlnotn lag ihut hut lttiu'tiu.l mm bo murh118 Vl. i.

I wouM einl it tothe rmfferiagpoopln pi Uuuoluhig

Any on.- wirliinK to iihk DM In re,apito it lot) lull nt my baaifl on HfttOOMIniHtu Kuummi sitTool,448- -1 u -- lAw MKS. BCHBADEJI

Kmploytnpnt II 'anted.Ity il young until with h t n. (.t'lMTit hiiK- -

ll(us I'Xj-f- IflMf, II 111) Mi I fll.ti t'M'i'Hi lit H'I- -

iiiufi COO boi x'k-- , t rid- Hits ii no-- , Mrota uui foHtfoo i.v poo I'll !' o U0001 onn

Ii .i m. mill vt ill i iiMin gin kiiul of OMMo"uoJ tattoo1 ovonul oAoorl ut low wa:r.

A.l'lntw II. I. A.,

Stock io Arrive-

pi i tti'liiMim r Uii vuikj San Fran-OoM-

Qutobof -t anil t offliVO in Hono-

lulu on or it In ui N tobot lih. Ltt hoool ofiim yoiin nitlloOi 1N lieml of l.tivKniuh Nornoin hih! Aiuoriooo bvoodmar., 0J0Q too apOM ol rutr.at Iioiimh,ind one ety tii e block j x k, ul! to Unoli I ut ry --odal'li- ( ri r. I'urliedVoirillfl (o poll OOOO will (to " kU to lmve

look Ul till bluck. Apolv tor 11. LUiiKKITB.

4 IT if lioiioluui.

FAT TURKEYSI . - Sill.

411 tha 'Yeir Round

HENRY Um & CO.,

00 lOHT Sl llKETh th Tlrhon, f) 'rVs--

Old Kona ColteePOM SALK AT

J. T. WATERHOUSE'SOuven Street Stire-- .

BI AUTHORITY.

ELECTIONPROCLAMATION.

DnAMMWTOI lsii'HKiH. 1

Hosni.ri.I Sept. Ijlk) lSo4.lj

III nccorilnnrc with Article S of tlicCoiiBtitution, notice is herein- given tli.it

aptcial RltCtloil for Hiiint' rs rnl Representatives will lie lii-l.- l thMMghMt IfclReimlilic bttWtttl the hours of 8 01 locka. m. niul 5 o'clock p. 111. on Moiulay, the

qUi dny of Octohcr, 1N94.

The Election Districts. Voting Pre-

cincts, PdlHag PIMM nii'l Inspectors of

Election nre as followa:

Kill ST DISTRICT.Hilo. Puna and Hnmlkul. Hawaii.

1st Precinct.All the ilistrict of Puna. excepting Ke-

nan nml Olna. Voting place: PohoikiCourt House.

Inspectors: R. A. Lyman. Sr.,H. Kyenilt,Daviil Nape

ill Precinct.The lamls of Keaau anil Olaa. in Puna,

anil that portion of Hilo extending from

the hounilary of Puna to the lied of thellonolii Gulch. Voting place: Court

House in Hilo.Inspectors: A. 0. Curtis.

G. W. A. Hapai.F.. V. Baldwin.

Precinct.Extcmlitlg from the bid of llonolii

Gulch to the lieil of the Kawaiuui I'.ulch.Voting place: Papaikou School House.

Inspectors: Geo. Weight.

John Moir.B. Thrum

4th Precinct.Bsttttdiug from Hie bed of the Kaw

Gulch to the bed of the WalkatUttalo

Gulch. Voting place: Hunomn SchoolHouse.

Inspectors: J. K. Iiillon.V. D. Schmidt.

J. B. d'Olivera.5th Precinct.

Extending from the bed of the Waika--

uuialo Gulch to the bed of the Kaul.i

Gnlcli. Voting place Contt House.Lftunnhoehoe

Inspectors: Win. G. Walker.1.. E. Swain.George McCnbbin.

6th Precinct.Extending from the bed of the Kaula

Gulch to the bed of the Kalopa Gulch

f&uun unicn;, voting piece, avaoneSchool Hotise.

Inspectors: James Renton.A. Lidgate,Robert lorner.

71I1 Precinct.from the bed of the Kalopa

Gulch to the bed of the MalanallaeGulch. Voting place: Honokaa CourtHouse

na pectora: F. S. Clinton,Edwin Thomas,B. W, Batep,

Sth Precinct.Bxtending from the bed of the Mala-

nallae Gulch to the boundary of Kohaln.Voting place: School House, Knkui-hael- e.

Inspectors: Win. Horner.I .eorge Koch.YV. A. Yates.

SECOND DISTRICT.Kohala. Kona anil Kau. Island of Hawaii

1st Precinct.

Consisting of North Kobaliplace: Kohala Court House.

Inspectors: W. 1. McDotlgftll,J. Barnet,Kahookaiio.

Polling

2.1 Precinct.

Consisting of South Kohala. Pollingplace: Wtimet Court Hoi.se.

Inspectors: W. S. Vredenhertj;,Jas. Bright,S. M. Kekoa.

3rd Precinct.

South Kohala to the north boundaryof Hoolualoa. Voting place: CourtHousi. Kailua.

Inspectors: Oeorye Clark,S. Haauio,Thomas Aiu.

4th Precinct.

North boundary of Honlualoa to andIncfoding Keei, South Kona. Votingplace: School House. Konawaeua.

Inspectors: Thos. H Wright.H. Haili,K. Wassman.

5th Precinct.

From south boundary of Keei to northboundary of Kau. Voting place: CourtHouse, llookena.

Inspectors; T. K. R. Ainalu.Kailibnva,Rev. O. YV. Waiau.

nth Precinct:From the boundary of South Kona lo

the northern boundary of the land ofPolling place: Waiohinu Court

House.Inspectors: J H. Waipuilani.

V. J. Vates,O. K. Apiki.

;th Precinct.The remainder of the District of Kau.

Polling place: Pahala School House.Inspectors: V. P. 1'ennell,

Ikaaka,

THIRD DISTRICT.lalanda of Maui. M anil I. anal.

ist Precinct.That portion of Mutokai consisting uf

Kalawao ami Kal.iup.ipa. Polling place:Kalanpapa Store House.

Inspectors: Win. Notley.Thus. K. Nathaniel,I no H. Bsboock.

2i Precinct.The remainder of the Island of Molo-ka- i.

Polling place: Pukou Court House.ISMMOtOrs: II. K. Hitchcock.

V. A. Kukaiiiana.Henry Peelus.

51I Precinct.The District of Lahuina ami the Island

of 1.anal. Polling plan- I.aliaiua CourtHouse.

Inspectors: Henry Dickenson,D. Kahsulelio,l. m. Baldwin.

th Precinct.

Pistrict of Knnnapali. Pt1Wtl place:)HOflotuhan School House.

Iliapeclom: K. C. Searlc.Haid Taylor, Jr.,David Knpuku.

5H1 Precinct.GOMbttSg of the portion of Wailnku

lying north of the sand hills includingYVaihce and tin Island of Kahoolawe.Poltiog pine: Wallnhn Court House.

Inspectors: Goodale Armstrong.1). I.. Meyer,M, P. W'jiwaiole.

1MI1 Precinct.

The remaining portion of the District

of Wailuku. excepting the District ofPolling place: Custom House,

Kahului.Inspectors: E. II. Hailey.

V I.. Stolt.W. t). Aiken.

71I1 Precinct

The District of Hunuaula. Polling

place: Hunuaula Court House.Inspectors J. M. Napulou,

Aukai,

Nth Precinct.

All that portion of said District know n

as Kula, and that portion of the land of

Haniakuapoko lying south and west of

the Maliko Valley and mauka of a line

drawn along the center of the road run-

ning from Kuluanui to the Makawao

Jail, and a line drawn in extension

thereof. Polling place: Makawao Court

House.Inspectors: P. W. Hardy.

Geo. Porsvth.II. It. Hailey.

Qth Precinct.The remainder of the District of Ma-- !

kawao to the Gulch of Oopuola. Polling

place: Haniakuapoko School House.Inspector: C. H. Dickey,

G. Bi Simpson.P. N. Kahokuokalani.

loth Precinct.

Knliikiuui, Kaupo and Kipahulu.Pulling place: School House, Kipahulu.

Inspectors: Patrick McLean.W. P.. Stnrkev.J. K. Piiinanii.

ith Precinct.

From Kipahulu to and includingPolling place: Hana Court

House.Inspectors: F. Wittrock.

J. K. Iosepa,J. H. S. Kaleo.

12th Precinct.District of Koolau to the Gulch of

Oopuola. Polling place: School House.Keanea.

Inspectors: James P. Saunders.D. W. Napihaa.

FOURTH DISTRICT.All that portion of the Island of Oahu lying

east and south of Nuuauu atreet, and a

line drawn in extanaion thereof from theNuuanu Fall to Mokapu Point.

1st Precinct.

All that portion of said district com-

prised in Honolulu or Kona and lyingeast of Puliation street, and a line drawnin extension thereof, mauka and makai.Polling place: Government Nursery,function of King and Watkiki streets.Inspectors: V. I.. Howard.

A C. Pestano,

John Kea.2d Precinct.

All that portion of said district com-

prised in Honolulu or Kona. and lyingbetween the westerly boundary of theFirst Precinct and a line drawn as fol-- :

lows, via: From the foot of South street!along South, King and Alapai streets,and from the head of Alapai street to thetlagpole on the old battery on Punch-bowl: tlu nee to anil along the ridge oilthe easterly side of Pouoa Valley to thesummit of the mountain. Polling place:Be retail is Street School house.

Inspectors, j. a. Magoon,W. C. Wilder Jr.M. I. Sylva.

3rd Precinct.

All that portion of said district com-

prised in Honolulu or Kona and lyingbetween the westerly boundary of theSecond Precinct and Nuuanu street, andmauka of School street and a line drawnfrom the junction of School and Punch-bowl streets to the flagpole on the oldbattery on Punchbowl. Polling place:Building at entrance to lower reservoirgrounds, Nuuanu avenue.

Inspectors: V. H. Hoogs,J. D. Holt.T. P. Beverin,

41I1 Precinct.

All that portion of said District comprised in Honolulu or Kona and boundedby the 2d and 3d Precincts, Ileretania andNuuauu streets. Polling place: RoyalSchool.

Inspectors: Dr. N. 11. F.merson,James Nott, Jr.,A. V. Peters.

5th Precinct:

AH that portion of said District coin- -

prised 111 Honolulu or Kona and boundedby the 2(1 Precinct, Beretania street,Richards street and the Harbor. Pollingplace: Kapuaiwa Buildiug.

Inspectors: Alex. I.yle,1. 1'. Kawainui.C. S. Bradford.

6th Precinct.

All that portion of said District com-prised 111 Honolulu or Kona and boundedby Richards street, Beretania street, Nu- -

uana street and the harbor. Pollingplace: Hell lower.

Inspectors: Henry Smith.M. McCanii.J, S. Kami is.

jlh Product.All that portion of suid District com-

prised in the judicial and taxation Dis-

trict of Koolaupoko. and lying east andsouth of a line drawn from the NuuanuPali to Mokapu point. Polling place: I latlla.

Inspectois

FIFTH DISTRICT.AH Hi at poitinn of the Island ol Oahu lyinjf

win and north of Nuuanu trect and a linedrawn in extention thereof from the Nuu-

anu Pali to Mokapu Point,

1st I'rt't iiict.All that portion ot the jmlicial atnl tax- -

atioll District of Koolaupoko lying westand north of a line draw n from the Nun

ami Pali to Mokapu Point. Pollingplace Kaueohe Court House.

Inspectors: Win Henry.K. P. Aikue,Frank Pallia.

2d Precinct.

The judicial and taxation District of;Koolanloa. Pulling place KoolauloaCourt House.

Inspectors; C. II. mill.W. K. Kathburne,J. II. llarenaba.

3d Precinct.

The judicial and taxation District ofWaialua. Polling place: Waialua CourtHouse.

Inspectors: Edward Hore;Pfanh llalstead.Alfred Kaili.

4th Precinct.

The judicial and taxation District ofWaianae. Polling place: Wehvnee CourtHouse.

Inspectors: Sam'l Andrews.J Ki kahuna,Joseph de Frias.

5th Precinct.

All that portion of the judicial anil taxation District of Kwa comprised in thelands of Hoaeae and Bononlinli. Poll-

ing place: Railroad Station, Ewatiou.

Inspectors: H.J. Gallagher,D. B. Murdoch,C. P. Kanakauni.

Mb Precincl.

All the remaining portion of the judic-ial and taxation District of Ewa. Pollingplace: Ewa Court House.

Inspectors Jas. I.. Torbert.Prank Archer.J. M. Fzera.

' 7th Precinct.

All that portion of Honolulu or Kona,lying makai of the King street road from

the Kwa line to the King street bridge,

and nil mauka of said road from the Kwaline to the main road up Kalihi valley.Polling place: Hawaiian Tramways

pain's Building, corner KainehamehaSchool Grounds.

Inspectors: Levi Lyman,I. v. Simon son,George Markham.

sth Precinct.

All that portion of Honolulu or Kona,

lying mauka of the King street road from

the main road up Kalihi valley to Lilihastreet, and a line draw n from the headthereof, in extension of the line of Juddstreet, to and along the ridge forming thewesterly border of Nuuanu valley. Poll-

ing place: Reform School Premises.Inspectors: W. I.. Wilcox,

J. I.. Carter.W. Waiamau.

9th Precinct.

All that portion of Honolulu or Kona,

lying between the eighth precinct andNuuami street, and mauka of a line

drawn along School street, the Nuuauustream ami Beretania street. Pollingplace: Kanluwcla School House.

Inspectors: J. S. Martin,C. M. Thomas,Peter Soua.

loth Precinct.All that portion of Honolulu or Kona,

bounded by King. Liliha and Schoolstreets, the Nuuanu stream, Ileretania

land Nuuanu street! and the Harbor.Polling place, China Engine House.

Inspectors: J. Kfiingcr.Achi K. Akau.II. Zerhe.

SIXTH DISTRICT.Islands of Kauai and Niihau.

1st Precinct.

The Island of NittMtt,Srhool House.

Inspectors

imh Hawaiian siar. Friday SEPTEMBER 14, lAy4

Polling plat e:

2ml Precimt.That portion of the District of Waimea

extending from the Second Precinct tothe Puanaaua Point. Polling place: a

School House.Inspectors, Augustus Kuudsen,

A. Lindsay,David ICua.

3rd Precinct.

That portion of the District of Waimeaextending from Hanapepc to the bound-ary line between Waimea and KekahaPlantations and extending along a line incontinuation of said hounilary to the lea.Polling place: Waimea Court House.

Inspectors: T. II. Cihson,C. II. Hofgaard,

J. H. Kapuuiai.4th Precinct.

Prom an including Kalaheo, to and including I lanapepe. Polling place: Hauapepe School House.

Inspectors: H. C. Perry,C. D. Pringle,J. H. Kahaleole.

5th Precinct.

The district of Koloa from its junctionwith I.ihue. to and Including the laud ofl.awai. Polling place: Koloa CourtHouse.

Inspectors. J. K. liuvkctt,W. II. Neal,j. K. Parlay.

Sixth Precinct.

The district of Lihuc. Polling place:I.ihue Court House

Inspectors, R. W. T. Purvis,C, 11. Mabop,S. K. Hapuku.

;th Precincl.

BxtCUdlUg from the land of Papna toand including the land of Wailua. Poll-

ing place: Court House, iapaa.Inspectors: S. N. Hundley,

h. Kaiu,Win. Kassie.

Sth Precinct.

Bxtending from Kalibiwai River to andincluding the laud of Papaa. Pollingplace: ('.ocniincut School House, Ki- -

inspectors B. J- c. Bryant,W, P. Htul.lv,W. II. Deverill.

o,th 1'recinrt.

BxtOOding from Kiililiiwai River tu thenorth boundary Of tbe Pittlict nf Waimea.Polling plnce: Waioli Court Houto.

Inspft-tors- J, Kakina,C. H. Willu,Henry Peters.

J. A. KING,.Minister of the Interior.

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