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. II hiWi;i.i!5 ttEiiiili.1! Co.'sSPECIAL tiLLEGTtU CANFIELD'S AWFUL CRIME. ii mmSri 6? a tA1 V

THE ADELINE' BLACK STOCKINGS !

NJOW FOll

N. S. SACHS',104 Fort St., : : : : Honolulu.

Are gunrnnteeil to lie fust black, will not staiu or crock, nor tlisfolor thewater wlicii wahiiu, liny uie solt ami piiant.

For Ladies, Xilios tnd Children.

Also, in (iitt Ii'iuon's fjocks.

CALL FOll TI1K "ADELINE BLACK STOCKING" FOll

SALE ONLY AT THE

PO ULAR MILLINERY HOUSE,101 Fort Slrvel, ii riioUUii.

(LIMITED.)OFFER FOB SALE

Lime Ac Cement,PARAFFINE PAINT CO.'S

COMPOUNDS and ROOFING,

REED'S PATENT

Felt Steam Pipe Covering, all sizes.

FERTILIZERS :

WOOL DUST,BONE MEAL,

FISH GUANO,

ALSO

BUCK & OHLANDT'8

Ki,,ii Grade Cli.cmical Cane Manure.

GRASS SEEDS :

COCKSFOOT,RYE GRASS

And CLOVERS.

Refined Sugars,Fairbank Canning Co.'s Corned

Beef, 1 and 2 lb. tins.

SALMON IN BARRELS.

BiWW LfiCilOuTO

The undersigned having been appointedsole agents for the Hawaiian

Islands

Fur the Celebrated

JUi

From the works of

Burtiarar Parry, Williams & Co.,

i'liiluileltiliiu, reunAre now prepared to give estimates andreceive orders for these engmes, ofsize and style.

The Baldwin Locomotive Worksare now manufacturing a style of Loco-motive particularly adapted

For Plantation Purposes,

A number of which have recently beenreceived at these Islands, and we willhave pleasure in furnishing plantationagents, au.l managers with particularsoi same.

The superiority of these Locomotivesover all other makes is not only knownhere but is acknowledged throughoutthe United States.

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Telephones, No 170. .'i?fc7

--OFFER AT BED

'ALIFOUNIA II AY, OA IS, BRAN,OIL CAKE ME L. LINSKEI) MFAL,

BAULKY, BOI.LEb BAULEV,MIDDLING GKOl'NT) BAULKY

WHEAT AND COHN FLOUR.

FLO UK. Alia, CiolJcn iin'm &. Salinas "t3a FLOUR1 Ml

-- -j a t. w .

I.Ml'OUTEKS AND DEALKHS IN

Groc'-r.ei-- -, Provisions and Feed,EAST COIINEU FOKT ANT) KING STUKKTS.

Bwtft FaulAtunent Slctcd Out fr miAtrocious Deed.

Rnssi?ll C. CiHifield has run rather themost rapid race of any recent criminal Oim

ninlit he was captured, th nrxt he was inth Mtchigan penitentiary fur life, anil be-

tween times it was said to he dollars tocents t;at the mob would tear him inpieces i the vigilantes' cupo end his vileexistence.

Even now many people are dissatisfied,and some of theconvicts at Jack-so- u

say they willBee. that he lietsknocked on thehead, "by accidentor otherwis e," forthis man commit-ted one of themost a:.ro e ionsand cause i scrimes in tite i unals of modern vil-

lainy, lie wepr to -the state piihboschool at Cold-wale- r,

H. C. CANFIKI.I).and tookthence Nellie Grillin, aged 14, on Liu: pre-- d

tense that he desir to adopt, her lidher into the lonely we.ls near Dini'm-de.ii-

dale, choked her to siri;ipi-- l herand threw her nake body into (ir.ndriver. All this he confessed. He deniedan nildit iuu,:l crime, which w;lj proved bymedical e.Kr.mination to have been com-

mitted.Canfield is B4 years of age and his been

twice married. Botli wives left him andwent to distant parts of tho count ry with-

out giving their reasons. A collateral factof sad is that as soon as t.iefln'iiiii? of the corpse was gene rally knownthere came in reports from ail the

country of Rirls that had lately"run off" or disapieared; and in investi-

gating this case some of the details of sev-

eral instances of folly and perhaps of cru-elty came to lltjlit. But. all the other mis:-i- n

girls were soon aceountc-- for, andthen the t lieory prevailed that, t heehil

had been taken from home by sumotramp or brutal wanderer, eoe. '...'.led in

the woods for a lon time and liua!!y merdered. Can such thii)'.js he in a well set-

tled and highly civiliz -- region?Apparently they can, for it saon cauic to

light chat the authorities of tl.e slateschool at Cul lwater had d, livercil tliachild to Caulield on his hare repre.-.en- l ation that lio was a well to da farmer. Thewhole state is stirred up over the matter,and a vigorous inve.-.t- ;.i;i..a of the mvtiioils of t!.e school viii le m.:. I",'.!:!-

Gi'i.lin was a somewhat, wa.v :r,l . hil.Her motlier had eioped v. iieuinfant, and s'.e had been re. d by lafather's parents, who are se'lmaintain her, anil only sent h. t!) U

school because sin; showed e.iuoi.;!takni)tendencies toward being a little voithan her mother.

A very strange feature of the n!T;tlr U

that Canfield lee.l never been si'.-e--. ein '

any criminal tereieeeies whatever, ninl !

people, about his homo, some seven mMe .

from Lansing, regarded him a.--i un innertunate, quit.'t, gentle hean.e.l creature, andso his looks would indicate. He had oftendeclared that he would adopt a girl andmarry her if she suited him, and i he the-ory is that, that was his first intentionwit h Nellie GriiHu. lie pleaded guilty atCharlotte as soon as brought into court,and while the mob was collecting the n!ier-il- f

slipped him on to the train and soonhad him in Jackson, lie occupies c dl tin,where thirty murderers before him bavadone their "solitary."

HIS CAREER CUT SHORT.

A New Orleuni rufjittve Captured byTexas O.Hoer.

"John O'lx'ary has returned." Such isthe polite language in which the New Or-

leans p..ple were first informed that thegay fugitive wasagain a rn o n gthem. But his re-

turn w.us not vo-

luntary. City Mar-shal fglesias, ofLaredo, Tex., washis close compan-ion, and it. soonappeared that,though he had-c spent about ';i!,O0M

a month duringhis nbseie-e- he

JOHN" O LEAHY. st ill had J.'.r.iO ofhis e m pi o y e r ' s

money left, and much of what he spenthad gone to blaeliiuai'.iu detectives inMexico and t ward fabricating a story ofhis own murder.

John O'Lenry had been for four years thecnnlidentia.1 clerk of Andrew Dry.sd de, astevedore, of No. 0 Varieties alley, lie hadbeen living fast aud supporting an ele-m--

"Mrs. O'Leary" of expensive iiabils. OnSaturday, Nov. 15, just before the UnionNational bank closed, lie presented aci.eekfor $8,009 with the signature of Mr. Drys-d.d-

got. the cash und disappeared. Vet nogreat suspicion was excited till the nextTuesday. Then a call was made on the"Mrs. O'Leary," who gave him away with-out a moment's hesitation, "as he had beengoing with another woman. "

lie got into .Mexico, however, and the de-

tectives had a fine hunt for him. His uc.vtmove was to cireiiiate a very eireiimslau-tia- l

account of the murder of one "lian-tnau- "

near San Antonio, Tex. The SanAntonio Kx press contained full details ofthe murder, and soon alter the Iiredo oai-eia-

sent word that they had discoveredthat "Uauujoi" was only an alias forO'Leary. It was well worked, bin he overdid it by venturing to cross to Lare lo witha "pal" w hose lavish expenditure ex.ited

'i't.'O'igh O'Leary remained eiuse,in his loom, Marshal Igi.s'e.s suspeeiedsonietU.eg, followed the "pal" n id s ..onhad lh.' prin. ipal. It was a very prel yjob in b .ill n..e-,- .

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BOCK i'BICES

Ti'leplume No. 92.

P. O. Box 372.

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L;:,jilliiltS,

ersey mock i

THE FIE THOROUGHBRED JERSEY BULL

" UIIA'S KING,"(iiegistereel in Jersey Herd Book in 1890.

See Kenistry Certilieate).

Recently impoi ted direct from the Islandof Jersey in the ship "Fite-liire,- "

Will Stand fur a Limited Season

iima' :

At the stables of lion. W. (. Irwin, atKapiolani Park.

The Pedigree of this thoroughbredanimal is of the finest 'Jersey HerdBo. k" prize stock, as follows:

Si RE 0th." No. 1028. Heby Notor Snl. So. 795 (Sire) ; Gambade.No 5K4(i (Dam).

DAM Una's Pet," No. 2.-- . Sheby Nestor 2nd, No. 58! (.Sire) ; Una 2nd,No. 1.557 (Dam).

f The above registration miinbersrefer to those given each animal by the"Jersey Herd Book," to which referenceeau be had on application to the under-signed.

For terms and further particulars,apply to

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WI1KN YOU WANT

Pisisn FijNipfcil(Jiii lain s,Cornices or Window Fillings,Ariisls' Materials of any kind,

flieer, litn ii i.k,St'CIt AS

Ktcliings, Engravings,ateicol rs or Pastels,

Plii.io or Autograph Alliums,Wall Brackets, Leather Purses,Hags, Mirrors or Easels, Etc.,

cio rr

KING BKOS.,JIl ol t i I vet,

Wliu devote their whole atten-tion to the

Picture Fmd i;g A Ar: G Buin.s.

With 12 years' experience.

If you want Boinelliiiig nice to sendaway, get one of their

" Souvenir of Hawaii,"A collection of 5ti Choice HawaiianViews done in photogravures. Price,if 1.00. 71 lm

COLE O !

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PtTROLEUM

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FOIir STItEKT.7tf

REiilM'S SYRUP

Tho hnrr-r- t uy Wcml poison ofscrofula develops in (lie (kiiente tUsiusof the brain, i:;eii.al we knesxs andiiilir.nities, iuiocy ::'. I insauiiy. It en-- I

irges the t'liiii.'.s ot' fJie tii out, impnirthe sense of sua II ie.l l.ista or breaksinto loii-tni'.- in ; ulee s on he m ck. Ifdestroys the bo us, . r liiis them, with I

. ........ t ai.lirt leu.t'M.s s1 le v i' e us V"Jhu roiiling of Hi" stivieieh, tillages

tlio liver, rlors tl.e k' i..iys, ere teconstipation and iad (is JeleS , Nohuman ugi'ie y ran r p. rmunelilly iin.l i eon. nil. )y i le.iiis.. H chlood of s.Tofnlo.M p"i on, ilear'heeompleiion and K s. nl;. ,.n 1 ,e ,

a lit' II If I'd JIII( (, tf, Hit.Tettl Liu. ..I purili. t.

Renter's Hsallng Soap

Tim: TAItLK:

STHR. 'KINAU,'CLARKE, Commander,

Will leave Honolulu at 2 o'clock P. m.

touching at Lahaina, Maalaca Bayand .Makeniv the same day; Mahu-kon-

Kawaihae und Laupnhoehoe thefollowing day, arriving at llilo atmidnigh t.

I.KAVKS ltOXOLPLf.

Tiiestlav April MillFriday' "Tuesday May nthFriday ""'lothTuesday " 2lilliFriday ."June fullTinsd'av " KithFii.lay " 2bihTne-ila- July 7lh

Belurning leaves Hilo, touching atLatHniboehoe same day; Kawaihae,A m. ; .Maliukonii, 12 noon; Miikena,(i P. M. ; il.ialaea liny, 8 i M.; Laha-ina, ID p. m. the following day ; arriv-ing al Honolulu (i A, m. Wediiesthiysand Saturdays.

AKKIVKS AT HONOLULU.

Saturday April 11thTuesday " 2 1stSal utility May 2ndWednesday " BlthSaturday.'. " 2.'lrd1'uestlay June 2ndSaturday " BlthWetlnestlay " 21thSaturday July JibTuestl y " lllh

Arrives on Tuesday in order toconnect with out-goin- mails for SanFrancisco.

gjST No Freight will he receivedafter 12 noon of day of sailing.

STiilR. 'CLAUDIHE '

DAViliS, Commander,

Will leave Honolulu every Tuesdayat f) o'clock P. touching at Kalui-lui- ,

litielo, liana, llainoa and Kipa-liul-

Returning will arrive at Hono-lulu every Siin.ias morning.

JfjS?" No Fiviglit will lie receivedniter 1 p. M. on day of sailing.

Consignees must be at the landingsto receive their freight, as we will nothold ourselves responsible after suchfreight has been landed. While theCompany will use due diligence inhandling live stock, we decline to as-

sume any responsibility in ease of theloss of same, ami will not he responsiblefor money or jewelry unless placed inthe care of Pursers.

W. C. WILDER, President.S. B. ROSE, Secretary.

CAI'T. J. A. KINO, Port Supt.

D. M. CROWLEY,

ri'HOLVI'KKKIC.110 King street, pear Alakea street, oppo

California Fruit .Market.

Des gner and Manufacturer of

Aril FURfilTUREFurniture elegant cover-

ings;

First-clas- s Bedding .Made, and OhBedding e,

French Polishingliy a tlrst-ela- man,

C iRPETS HADE and LAID.

Window Poles, Cornices and

DRAPERIES,Designed and made in the highest styleof art. (Sample may be seen in theLegislative Hail).

Deal wilb the workman, and savemiddleman's profit. 17 tf

CAUTION !

'I 'I1L und. rsigm t ben by warns nilpersons against on

lilt il" prelui-- t at kapaaken, Waikiki-w- at

mi, between the hours ol i!::tni m.and ii a M. Anyone found so trepn- --- ill-; v. ill he pro-- ell'ed.7J.i M N KHIIXII sl.(i ,V CM.

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Vol. XV. No. 83.

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Eviry Afternoon Except Sundays

At tin Ollioe, Qui.'cn sired, Ilonoluliiil. I.

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Ddily Bulletin Pub.ishing Company,(Limited )

Ml ust ICii'l HOV:Daily Bulletin, 1 year pi 00

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ts3r" Address all business communica-tions Daily Bulletin."

tTAildri'Ss nil mutter for publica-tion "Editor Daily Lullkyin "

I. ;. '! Hit. llMiioliiiii. tl. I.

DRS. BRODIE & FUBKY,Physicians. Olllee: 81 licre-iiui- a

street, Honolulu, 11. I

I M. Monsauhat,l . .Attorney lit Law and Notary

I'llblic. Merchant sireet. Honolulu.

i ALFBKD MAGOON,' iitorncv at Law u (1 NotnryI'liblic. Mn. 12 vleivuant street, ilono-lulii.

nAvm Dayton (Kewiki)be in his private olllee from

12:.'ln to :'M) r. m. (illioe: 1)1 Kingsti'eel. (un stniis)

UW. Zt, SONS,InioorttTs & ' 'minnis-doi- i .Me-

rchant. ! hi t street, on dolii.

I HACKPilLU U OO ,Jt.L. (ineral C inniission Agents.Oiirner Fort aiul tjne.-i- streets, Hono-lulu, 11. I.

GW IvlACFARLANE & CO.,Importers and Commission

Merchants Queen street, Iloitolnlu,11. 1.

(1 ONSALVE3 & CO.,Wholesale Grocers and Wine

Merchants. Beaver Block, Honolulu.U. I.

T. WATERt'OUSE.JOHNImporter and Dealer in GeneralMerchandise. Queen street. Honolulu,11. 1.

C'ASTLE & COOKE,and Commission Me-

rchants. Importers and Dealers in Geu-er- al

Merchandise. No 80 King street,Honolulu.

VI' 1LDEB Si CO.,Dealers in Lumber, Paints,

Ot's, Nails, Salt and Building .Materialsof every kind. Corner Fort and Queenstreets, Honolulu.

EWERS & COOKEiu Importers and Dealers lu Lum-

ber and li kinds of Building Materials.Fort street, Honolulu.

C. BREWER & CO..(LI.1IITKJ)),

Gneial Merc tiitiisAN 11

Commissioa AgentsLIST Of OKl'ICKUS:

P. C. Jones, Jr.... President & MunugerJ. O. Carter Treasurer & Secretary

111 ItKCTOliS :

Ilou. C. K. Bisho)). S. O. Allen,11. Waterhouse.

CASTLE & COOKE,I Wi'OKTKIC- -.

ilirdware, ShippingA Nil

Uouiiaissioa MerchantsDKALKKS LN

Centra! die.-- handise !

il .titativn Ajtiurn.Li!'.:, Fi. o & M.timo

I...uifiM i-- Age .:.1 llOXOI.Ul.C, 11. I. 91

HONOLULU 12.3 S WoEKS,H no.ul ., i i H. I.

Steam Knuines, Smrar .Mill, Bcelers,Cooler.-.- ; Iron, I r: and Lead t 'aMiii;.';Maehinerv ol eeij il script ii.ii made tool d I' ', m i. I.i otli iil mn p:ild toSh p' liii Job Work

at lio;lie,

T. U. WALKS'. IS,

Conlr i lor tn liiilLliT.Ill li k, Stone and .i. l li lluiidintf ell-li- l

ilej ii. t ' :i o k and .ImIi-- .

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New Goods received by every .acket from Eastern Kliites and Kurope,Fresh California Producu by every steamer. All orders faitlifnlly uttendedto and (intuit delivered to any part of tin: city free of charge. Island orderssolicited. Safisf.ielion guaranteed.

Win. G. IK WIN & Co., L'd, ,Sole Agents for Hawaiian Islauds.

Telephone., No. 111).-

b.y w & w-- vj v"

Having leased the si ores in the brick building known as the"Lincoln Block," neailv oppoMie tin' old stand, and having disposedof that pottiim of my stock damaged by the Into lire, and beingin receipt of New Hoods, per last wleumcr, mid more on the way, I

am pre, a red lo till ail root's as before. Thanking the public forthe liberal pair.. nuge be no me lor Hie past, si yen years, Ihope by prompt aUruiimi to all tnd rs to meiil a eon bhli nee of thefame. At the new stand shall be pleased lo see all my old cus-

tomers, ami as many to w me-.- may linil it to their advantage to,call. Island orders solicited and Uuthlu'lv executed.

'CH.VS. EUSTACE.

Il G. MI & CO.

(I.IUI Tr.lr.)

Win. Q. Irwin. . .President fc ManagerChins Siireckels nt

Walter M. GiftardSecretary & Treasurer

Theo. C. Porter Auditor,

SUGAIi FACTORS

Commission Agents.AGKNTS OF TUK

iiic Bteams

or Hau FruiielHco. t'ai.

Metropolitan

Telephone 210.

LEWIS & CO., Ill ioit Street,liuNtiLl LU, 11. 1.,

Importers, Wiiok-al- e k luiail Driers ia Groceries & Provisions,

By each steamer of !he O. S. S. Co. from California fresh Calafornia RollButter, Frozen ()ter and Fre.-- h California Iruiis, Fish, U.inie, Vegetables,etc., etc. A complete line of Crosse it l'daekwell's tk J. T. Morton's Cannedit Botili d I roods always on band. Also, just received a fresh line of (iermanI'ates and Pot l.t tl Meals ami Hot tied Preserved Fruits, Lt wis & Co.'s MalteseBra ml Sugar Curt d II. .ins and Macon, New Breakfast Ceieals, Cream OutFlakes ami Cream Win at Flakes, Sit ily Lemons and California KiversideOranges, Oiegoii Bui haul. Potatoes, Etc., Lie., Ktc. Satisfaction guaranteed.

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G. J. WALLER, - - Manager.Wholesale & Rotail Butchers ,

AND

NAVY COVTKACTOHS.

TA1 WO CHAN,

Mauiifat turer of Ludies & (ientlemen's

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EY AUTHORITY. m 'it mHandicraft, published at Kamehii- -

raelu School, for IMarcli is out. Itcontains, besides "Set moils from theWorkshop," various notes of interestto the public. An editorial is also

written giving advico to local news- -

THE MUTUAL LIFE .iraiOE 00, OF NEW Mlun.in.tu yirvt iMtv. ri,Wll(.,.i,

Issues Every DasirabSe Form of Policy !

It has paid its member, since its organization THREE HUNDRED AND FOUR MILLIONS OF DOL'ARS,Its New Distribution Policy is the most liberal ever offered hy any Insurance Company.

t&" For full particulars apply to .. .15. II A

General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.

IF YOU WANT

Hardware,Crockery,

Glassware,PAINTS, OILS & VARNISHES.

Electroliers, Chandeliers, Molul or Clasn Lumps anil Lump Fixtures,

DELAWARK IL,Eire Test, I'M Degrees;

HOUSE FUBNEHiNG GOODS.

SILVER PLAT ED WARE,

Cul'cry, I'lickel Knives, Wiule &, liutcher's Itaznra,ltuhber Hose, ciihor plain or wre li..unil; Manila or Sisal Hope,Lawn blowers, Lawn Spiinklers, lli,.h (jrass Cutlers,

PlailJllM ciiili or AgriCiMIii!lii!rP l 2 1? MT 11 Admitted bv evervone to be the1 Hill 1ULM y.J i KJ1, very best VViudiPill in existence.

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THE HAWAIIAN KAiiDWARE CO , L'd,Fort street, opjio. SprctT.els' Bank, Honolulu.

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., L'd,Fort RlrH,

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Coronado r

Coronado, California,

MAVIC APPOINTED

inTAT Ml Iirpmm,AGENTS INT TIIK HAWAIIAN

ISLANDS

FOH TIIK SALE OF TUB

CORONADO

Mataral Muaeral Water

Circulars, Directions, Etc., onapplication. (55 lm

Hawaiian Oslrica Firm

Kupiotaiii I'aik.

FOR SALE

Ostrich Feathers, Ostrich Egg

SHELLS for ornaments,

EGGS for Setting Thoroughbred Fowls,

BROWN LEGHORNS,

JLlymout li Tto4kw.LIGHT BRA H MAS,

THOROUGHBRED COCKEiiELLS

l!l Of the same lireeils. lm

sdventicreJ;

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VJ ILL serve a limiled number ofV V Mares at Moanaliia, three n iles

from Honolulu.

TERMS, $15.1'iiyablo at time of service.

"ADVENTURE" was foaled March. 1S7.sired by old 'Venture," dam Imported"Molly."

"ADVENTUME" is a d u-- bay with blackpoints, stands over lii hands hili, withgood style and action.

jsjjr For piirticuiars apply to

Geo.J. CAMP BELT,tit i m MoanalMii.

Thoroughbred mM

Iu want of Fine riiUrv,PARTIES of any kind, or F.i;ys forhatching, will tlnd it to their interest iowrite or call when in San Francisco ntthe "Alameda Poultry Yards," Ala-

meda, Oil., cor. Eneinal avenue ai dHigh street, terminus narrow gaugerailroad.

STAPLES & SIMONDS,J! tf-- 2 tf Proprietors.

aawwinw iM'JWKMMaaLHLi-- wnr warn

l! ill

CHEAP SALE !

WEEKS ONLY

We Are Overcrowded

WITH

New Goods for Summer!

WE WILL GRATIFY YOUR AMBI-

TION TO BUY CHEAP I

A Great Plenty of Yery Best I

Read but a few of the bargains w

are offering :

18 yds of Good Point for only $118 yds of Chiill. y for only Ifl12 yds White 110 inch cotton. $110 yds White cotton, ijil

a yds White, the very liest, $1Mosquito Netting, 10 yds long u nil

2 yds wide, 28 vtls Fine French Checks, fast

color, .$1

Best Quality Diamond Dye Hose,guaranteed fast black, 40c

Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs,5c eachEtc., Etc., Etc. Etc.

You people who know what a bargainis ; come in to see our

Laities' & Mis'8'Trimmed & Uatrimmed Hats !

And we will surprise you how cheapwo are belling.

3,n-gai!- s i 1 Every D- - p iiiment

fyST" Remember we sell foi CASHONLY.

CHAS J. FISBEL

The Loiling Millinery House, cor.Fort & Hotel bts. 7'J 2w

1

H. Hackfeld & Co.IIAVK

Just Rs'-eiv- d

PEIl IKON HAtlKS "CIlAIiLOTTK" AND

"J. C. l'l'LUCKH," I'tiOM

AND liNOl.ANI) :

While Bros, Portland Gcment

(full weight);

Fire Biicks, Eire Clay,Rock Salt,Steel Rails, Fish Plates, Bolts and

Spikes,

Sugar Cos Sere,Sheet Lend, Sheet Zinc,Fence Wire Staples, black and

galvanized ;

Stockholm Tar,Bans, Bagging and Twine,Wrapping Paper, Piinting Paper,

AN AHSOHTMKNT OF

Jack & Brownicw's filters,

Vicuna Furniture and Iron Gar-den Furniture,

Pianos, etc.,

GROCERIES,Mineral Water?,Liquors, Buer, etc.Crockery and Glassware, Demi-

johns, etc., etc., etc. 75 tf

t aiatr For Sa;i Fiaiicuxi, Portland,

Pujict Ssuiid Porff, Yictoiia and

. Vmiciiuvsr

'II K S. S. "Pcmpto"Id? 1 now on voy;t". iiniii

w--'.

Julian to above ports willat Honolulu, and is due here iu u

few days.

ty Por terms of freight and passage,apply to7 If' TliKO. H. DAVIES & CO.

CARPENTER & CONTRACTOR.

IN 1.1. .joiin c ook iNoi.

papers. The editorial in questionbears the marks of an old waihorse.It is praiseworthy from the fact thaiit points out with what consi lerate-nes- s

defeat has been met in the past.The daily newspapers are arraign-

ed for not bringing to the front tbequestions winch party politicianshope to advance at the next election,as national issues. Purhaps the dailynewspapers ate wrong and, perhaps,the advice is wrong !

REPLY TO MB. F. M. ENGLISH.

ElUTUK BfLl ET1N :

The letter of 3d instant which ap-

peared iti ,otir journal signed F. 51.

English leaves its readers in muchperplexity as to its object. We havea few theories on the subject. Is itintended at a reply to "SemperParutus," or is it a defence of the"second cougregatiou," or say of thechurch as a whole, or is it only acolumn or so of rather exuberantadvertising on the cheap at whichMr. F. M. English is said to be anadept.

As we are hrimmiii over w ith charity, we will not take up any of the abovetheories; but content ourselves withmaking a few observations in allmctkness and humility; the chiefone being that .Mr. F. M. Englishhas written on subjects of which lie

knows nothing tx cpt by hearsay.The public will no doubt be gratefulio Mr F. M. English for valuableinformation as follows: "His Lord-

ship is Bishop of the Diocese and notof a congregation. His Lordship isBishop of both congregations; theRev. Mr. Barnes is appointed to thetirst, the Rev. Mr. Mackintosh to thesecond." Wr F. M. English musthave a gigantic intellect to be ableto grasp and cope with such stupen-dous facts. The erudition he dis-

plays, as above, makes us heartilyashamed of our "poetic-idiocy.-

Mr. F. M. English gives us "morelight:" he attends "the services ofwhat is known as the Second Congre-gation," a statement we cannotdoubt, for he is suppoed to be on astill hunt after "corn" and it wouldnot be english to select a nearlyempty granary from which to replen-

ish his bin. The Second Congrega-tion is large minded enough, goodenough, r.nd we will add generousenough, to tolerate the j.i i uliarit.it s

and idiosyncrasies of Mr. F. M Eng-

lish, but we should have thought theeloquent, polished disquisitions ema-

nating from His Lordship the Bishopwould have proved a necessity andirresistible to a B. A. of Oxon ; sill,how very obtuse we are ; of course,"other considerations," etc.

Mr. F. M. English has no furtherinformation for us, but that "SemperI'aratus" is "poor" "doesn'tknow any better," is a "poetic idiot,"an extraordinary person, "cravesfor more blood," after killing sheepand that the trade of a carpenter is

about the right thing for your hum-

ble servant. The above is line writ-

ing Mr. F. M. English, but as yourgreat intellect is fully illustrated in

vour own communication, ami in thepresent one we content ourselveswith thanking you for the abovepearls culled from the b cundily ofan overstrained imagination.

We now say farewell to Mr. F. M.

English and decline to take anyfurther notice either of him or his"curiosities of literature," unlessjustice demands it.

We are not aware if His Lordshipblushes ingeiiu iiisly, or otherwise,but, we are certain he has dropped asih nt tear or two for the B. A. ofOxon.

Poor Oxon ! Its irraduates appar-ently have degenerated sadly sinceour time. Skmpkh Pakatis,

Honolulu, April 7th.

FOR EVERY EVIL UI.'DiR THE SUN.

For every evil under the sunThere is a remedy or Ihert's none;

ibere is one, try to liud it ;

If there isn't, never mind it.

Mrs. B.iggs Yes, I am a widowfor the second time iu my life. MissJagg And will you marry again?Mrs. Boggs Well, I'm consideringwhether it would be wise for me lobe so foolish. Binghainton Leader.

Sanso There is one thing thatevery woman likes to have a fingerin. Rodd What's that? SansoAn engagement ring. Harper's Ba-

zar.

The faults of our neighbors wouldbe less cons icuous if our own virtueswere not quite n glaring. Milwau-

kee Sentinel.

The wind, as a rub', is vrylo the shorn lamb -- Pork,

Sa:e of Goverrravnt Land,Coruer of Alakes. and King

Streets, Honolulu,Oahu.

On THURSDAY, April i, attho front entrance i)f A liii lu ni Hale,at 12 o'elcck noon, will be fold atpublic unction a strip tit Governmentlaud situate on tin- east corner of

Alukeii ami Kinii Hrcetn, being a

remnant ( lot formerly belonging totin; Mclmle.-lai-. an areaof ; ."iO pu, u re iVri, a lit tit? more or

LVl. price, PW.C. N. SPEXCEK,

Minitter of tlie Interior.Interior Office, Mareli 4,

54 4t

Sale cf Government Land r earHadiliarnrinu Siidge.

(in WF.ItNKSDAY, May (',, lS'.ll,t the front tn ra not' of Aliiulnni

Halt, ul 12 o'cl. ek in H m , will bo noM

ut public miction a piece of (iovern-iii- i

iit land (w.uer lot ) on Hit- limkniEwn tide of ll.ialiliaiiiaim liritljje amicon bij; an aria of 07-1- 00 acresmole . sm.

Ujict't price,C. X. SPENCER,

Minister of tlie Interior.Interior Otlice, April 2, 18411.

Til Jt

Mr. Philip W. ln vis lia-- s this daybeen appointed Lima to take up s

on the (lovernnii nt roads from

Kainoiliili, Kiipiolani Paik Bridge,and including Punchbowl Strict, also,

on tlie Government lands in Manoa

Valley and Ki walo, Honolulu, OabuC. X. SPEXCEK,

Minister of the Interior.Interior Oll'ice, April 'J, lii'Jl.

S3 (it

Mr J. D. Paris, Jr., lias been ap-

pointed by tlie Uoiirtl of Education,School Agent for the ts of Northand Smith ICona, on the Island of

Hawaii, in lace of Mr. H. N. Uroen-w- t

11, who has resigned.By order of the Board of Educat-

ion" W. JAS. SMITH,Secretary.

Education tMiice, Aprd 7, 18i)l.S2 :i;-- 15 2t.

AO'i1!!.:!'::

On and after this date all adver-tisements of over two inches in lengthmust be banded in at the HiM ktinOtlice lii fo't' twelve o'clock noon, toinsure publication the same day.All adve-tis- ! metits of less than twoinches must be received by oneo'clock p. in. if intended for publica-tion the same afternoon. No devia-tion will be made from this rule.

Notice is also given that nowill be received, for publi-

cation the same day, after ten o'clocka. in.

Patrons and c"n i.spor,t!ents willplease make note of this announce-ment, as there will hereafter be nodeviation from the rule of ; oing topress at an established lioiii exceptupon r xtraordiiiary occasions.

Honolulu, Feb. '23. 184)1.

s Ui''fl to rtiiti:t Sty' nm forty.f'W i ST'trls "r tj' Of rill

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1891.

The American workman is quiteable to get on with his conditionwithout tlie advice of Mr. Bush. Sup-

pose Mr. Bush devotes a few- - columnsto his own countrymen, run out by

Chinese.

There may be somewhat of dis-

senting opinion on the case of theI'ilo Sugar Company vs. Mioslii, as

delivered by the Supreme Court a d

reported in the Advertiser of thismorning. Tin-r- cannot, however,be any dissenting opinion as to thejustness of Judge .Dole's dissentingopinion.

H w Coors 1 Just Received !

Cut, Blown and Etched Glassware !

Tumblers, Colilt, Wines, Sherries, Decanters, Claret Bottles,Etc., Etc., Decorated & Plain T.iilet Sets, a line assortment; aselection of 'Minion's" Earthenware, Scraper Mats. New lines of

Picture Framing in all its branches, Wiusor & Newton's Colors, Oil Paint-ings, Photogravures, Allotypes, Etc., Etc., Sisal & Manila Hope, Nagging& Wrapping Twine?, Market Baskets, Sauce Pans, Fry Pans, Tea Kettles,Galvanized Buckets & Tubs, Galvanized & Black Fence Wire & Staples,best quality ; Vacuum Lubricating Gils,

Ii SO 223 SO M2 IfIn lots to suit. The very highest test oil in the market,

CYCLONE WIND MILL !

Inquiry of parties who have used these for years will satisfy youthat they are in EV'EHY HESPECT THE BEST. A large invoice of

Piuu. t J , CuJtlvatOt Flow i, Piant ilion Supplies, Etc.

Oi l Jl 1 1 h I'liiHiK MM I".

KOli

THOBSDAY. JflJiB 11, 1891.

1st Rice QUfEVS PLATE.

Running Rac. Mil Dah. Frefor all.

2.ld R;co FUTURITY S.TAKES.

Sweepstakes 8.V'. ?4 Mile Parti for!1 year olds. Hawaiian b'eil. BestSi in 3 to harness. .Mile Heats. En-tries closed on l t'b. 1, lstll.

3rd Rice I.UN .MAKAAiNANA PLATE.

Trotting and Pucinn. Hawaiianbred, liest 2 iu 3 to harness. MbeHeats.

4 h R COHORT CUP.

RuniiingR.ee. J,' Mile Dash. Fretlor ali.

5 h fttco KCALIA STALLION STAKES.

To he run for annually. One MileDa h. t ree to all ilawaihm bredhorses; the pxi'luce of stallionsowned and kept iu the country,wiles.' owners shnll subscribe eachyear a sum of Twenty-Fiv- e Doll.irs.iiinl the p.iyuietii of Ten Dollars

Subscription and entrancelunacy to be divided as follows:

I'p'to tut) to the winner.If more, up to $M to second horse.If inure, up to ." to third horse,etc., eic.

6 h Rv:: WAIiWANALO PLATE.

Punning Pace. 1 Mile D.ish. Ha-

waiian .. year olds.

7h It. a QUEEN LIJUOKALAM PLATE.

Running Race. Kj Mile Heats. Best2 in 3 Hawaiian bled.

F,lh Race KAPIilLINI PAHK PLATE.

Trotting and Pacing. Best 3 in 5

to harness. .Mile Heats. Free forall.

Stii Rce "OJITA CHAUEMGE Cli

Running Knee. 1 Mi e Dash. Freefor all. Winner to beat the recoidof " i ngie A," 1

lOlh Rsc: KALAKAUA CUP.

Running Race. Mile Dash. Ha-

waiian bred.

1 Itii Raco ( RESIDENT CUP.

Running Race. 1:, Mile Dash. Freefor all.

12th PLATE.

3 .Minute Class. Trotting and Pac-ing, liest 2 iu 3. .Mil .Heats. Opento all horses that have never beaten3 minutes.

13th l ace STEAMSHIP CO CUP.

tOinniii'r ltai'i' 5

for all 2 ear olds

U:h Raco JOCKEY CL:.B MATCH.

Sweepstakes 2(1. Trotting andPacing. Mile oe its. Me t i in 3.Five for all. T;i be driven by mem-bers ol the .loel.ey Club.

15 h Rice - K WiEMAMEH PLATE.

Running Pace. 1,! M do Dash. Ha-

waiian bred.

6tli R.ec-- PO Y RACE.

Running Race. 1 Mile Dash. 14bauds u under. Hawaiian bred.

THE EX PC lT'i IV E CO.M.MITT. E.S3 tt

G'Oiil'OUA HON NO'fiCK.

v T a meeting of the Ha'vn'uan i"yn- -,

slim tioii Co . (P'd), held onMareli --'S 1s;h, h was voted to.form acorpniali n '1 lie loliowing ollicersveie elected :

1!. V. Dillingliaui Preiient,.K I asiie

M. P. Robinson Treasurer,W. M. tii iibaiu ,

'J'. May Vildilor.iiOAiii) if nilti crt)i:s:

P.. p. Dilliiiiiham. W. K. i nstle. M. V.Joibin.-o-n. F. M. Hatch.

VV. M. (.JRAMAM,s2 liv fSeeri'tary.

IlOUSti TO !,ET.

( Iii'i'ctaiii.i street, new'A V anil in perfect order.Five roonis. bath and pantry.

Lot 4a ft. front by 100 ft. deep. Rentil ''Olllll. .Applv lo

J! us t;. VV MXIiSl.KY.Si 110 King street.

i i it L.Tj. tX Yoiiuu' stn-e- n House

"w!; ' ul 7 rooms ui:h kileben$Lzfri& "d bathroom. coindeiely

furidslii'il for hou-ck- ping Hani andall neressarv oiithiiiliiiniis. Lot I0sxl"l.Rent, niodeiale to responsible parties.Apply toSiitl H F ilKPBARI).

t At' IO

j'iiE mi ll il hereby warns all5 persons against ticspasslni; on

their premises at Kapaakea, Waikiki-- v

aena, between the hours of G;i'0 1". M.mid li A m. Ai vone found so tiespas- -

't ing u ill be pi'iiseciiieil.;j ;tn m . iti.u m u & iu.

lOii S.M.1-- :

,.Y ' II K large estate know n as':

yv-f- . K diiiku Ranch, Kail,V '' 'i Hawaii, with all its belong- -

'iours- I h.' Ram-l- i cuiiiitins

s.!Wu Is l. oho aeris There is onPie Ifaneli a lai'L'c anil aluable forestit Una and lima, por ml her parti-- t

ubus, apply to K.MIl'Kl',( K tin. Hawaii,

4 I ii iurri:n4.II. I...!', i .,11 ii.h-- f..r I.U.'PA- -

Id' lii it d b.- do il by sO .inn I

' I,!, N on H lii i. hi ill bel,i i, l.i II.. ' l M Ol

'till iiln.ve i u t

U !s . rn,i a1 i s ' i 7 'I

I.I . Ml I HI.

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191

Honolulu.

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tii

HtdioSuhi, II. 1.

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m &m

WE HAVE KECEIVED Kx "Al'STRALIA" THE FINESTASSOUTMENT OF

UBIN'S. PERFUMESDirect from the makeis, ever shown in this Kingdom.

n Plzin & Out Class Containers.ALL SIZES ! -- aofcir ALL PRICES !

o

i ft

Hiii i wi t i'iiV4't.

CEKEffAt POUTERS.LINOLEUM, CARPET & RUGS,IRON BEDSTEADS,TRUNKS & VALISES,TAILOR GOODS.CLOTHING.HATS & CAPS,BOOTS & SHOES,HOSIERY.

STOCKHOLM & COAL TARS,PAINTS & OIL, CYLINDER OIL,

SADDLERY & HARNESS,LAWN TENNIS & CROQL'P:T SETS,RUBBER COATS & OIL SUITS,LEATHER BELTING,FLAGS, FLOWER POTS,MIRRORS, CHAIRS,SILVERWARE, STATIONERY,SOAP, ETC., ETC., ETC.

STEAM COAL,CEMENT, LIME,

FIRE CLAY,FIRE BRICK,

RED BRICK, ETC.

4I ."'...

WELSH

'."'PLATES, -

CLiiir

1?V i i l 1 W 1

-I 1 J VJ v vv y j ii ;

ROPES, ANCHORS & CHAINS,SHEET LEAD,

CHARCOAL TIN

KtMosriH (Ml" A M)11A." Cnfltrs & uno KiiImh.ENGLISH,

SCOTCHAMERICAN

FRENCH,

U. NAPOLEO: & A. P. RYAN,

But Eii.llr, 4 C r? '

ii);': .Maill.i!-e- a and y n n ii.e:-.

All null, ib in' w.iii neal. .i " and(iive U a call. i 3lll

ir. a St :

HAS i.peoeil ,.n . lli.-- at Xo. '3.1 Port(r Till ker's fin nicr nltlre),

II .: 11 In A. M . 2 lii 3 f si. un- -i:i-- : !l In Id .. M. bed I i.e.iinr No.

Iii'siiii-i.i- i : X.i. ft M'bi ml n l

.'hj tin

JiuWtiL. l.U Jwii v lijsi,H tul , i i II I

-- I. .oil il..illl II Mul . li'i'li l,i '..,,ii i , ii'-n- i i i.il "iiM i. bo. i ii ol i i u - I'. ii II o.i. I. in

p i l.i l ,i 1. 1. li .11 InH. .' (dm J .! W HI k !

E.M)'KD from Alaki-t- i street to 1771;1 Fort street. Will contract forbuilding nil kinds ol uoiiileu buildingsand do all kind- - oi jobs.

Dissolution of Pai'lncrship.

(UK uiiili'i'signed tlohig liuslnesunder tin' iiiiiiii and sis lent the

Criii'id Soda Woik have lliU day dis-

solved p it i n f- by iiiiiI ihI euiisi nt.Mr. .1. IP Hoe nil liabilitiesand t idlerlioll of liilU l,i In i.,tll.

J II, II VPP,V. II. Ivl lilt

lli.nohdii, piil il. U. ill

I OW MM. MII.CA.Ml

'II al lo .t ) i l ilupi nlio.ilI g In I I ll' V li it III i, I llllll-l- !

i i, i ul... nm liiio i

MM MiRRI.-- i

tllm D t, iuiiii

It is to he regretted that the nil- - j

tut' press are already a ne- -

gntive position ngniiist the tiovt-rn- -

infill. However, it !b to be ex- -

peeled, since the com -- o!e tit ion of

certain new -- papers wit h, i oiu tbly,unlimited capital behind tlieiti. Sucheiilisolidal Ion, of i oili'-- e, does tint I f- -

pie-elit- . the 4i.it i t-- p,ople. Jt wo,ih

be a ad d u f.i II nvaii, through herpulilirt .tu, if it did. li to be hop- -

ed that t e II ol . uu it pi t ijdc of I hi 6C ,

til pi. . I.I, III t: ., lull lo it h:iud

ol i I In il l m on l id bit .,1 i: ol r -

I i l.i a lo i i r r Uilonal em,I I I 'i oi i.,; .1 bo I li, I .tin I 1. .in

.N O.l l..d J'4.1) j

Groceries, Feed Stuffs, Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery & Glassware,

F F R 1 H IZt RS; ll If lulol " Dbnelveil peilivinn (llano, (Hill ui.il' Speel.,1 Cane Mumiie,LON CON I U it It ! Ifbelii i ih't.y.r ut I'l.lati., t 'olinii ,V t linker Woiht., lili ,

SCRUB XTF- - MINAlCRi-- I ir.-- a" N..i... u.i.,.,v .s,t.i...FlAO : -- Mwar, libv, JVI-iy- , !. "I'l C, I Mi CA- VA'i, I.'AV'Y PAKUf,',f IU Tt- - H HMLib CL('1HS A BAG. ; Um .n i'inipi..vi iiunt, in m,iit:,ial ui.l li vmrt!,

Iiilhiuiii WitliT ri, . nmnl. il In I., Iilir Niir, lljif I MllliMS I II ., Ill)M,i mi) upn tnl I V I I i V till F..II..I) in

line Hue ii lM ' a o iHii,,, i a,,, ni,.,ui.1 t H.tliUI

)

I i. ii I it i nil le u. e I " tji'i

!f!1 "C P. O. Bu.V 4'iO.

rrompl Keiiirns Matlo on

MUTUAL TEL. 90.

(io..ds Sold on Coinmiion.OflBU RAILWAY & LAND CO.'S

TME TAlIlE.

To Take Hired Octu'icr as. IS!M.

elmrging foul and lumber, 'l'lie bulkMrspe and barkentine XV II himon l areat the O - S i o's Irtrf loading siiar,and ihe barken'. ine S N i astln at tlio ad-

joining wharf gettii.g ready to unload;the likines Planter and Mary Winkel-nia- n

are at Brewer's wharf unloading,tlin Brit bk Velocity at the old CustomHouse wharf loading sundry freightand the bk Sonoma undergoing repdr.The bk C J) Bryant is mooied In thestream awaiting a berth to load sug r:the bks Merotu ami Fndefa'igab e al. theO 11 & L Co's wharf taking in bailas',and the whaling baik lioratiu, barkCallao and schooner Salvalor are an-

chored in the naval row.

.1 rinst ,'i i"r i il

Per S. S. 'Australia."

TAILORING GOODSOf nil d ci i; lions suit .l..e for the

market ami ihe season.

I tltlU'tllll Is.,ii 1 ii i.e,

' I I'oiit-x-rlui-

EDil)i'dVdMirsciIIe3 Dress YdsOf all III" latest designs.

: TMU IXIi :

Auction L Commission House,Fire-proo- f Building, West Corner of N'uuanu & King street,

Honolulu, II. I.

N. W. IICIJIiUtl-:!- , Proprietor.

gjgrAtt kinds of Second-han- Furniture Jtouyht nud Sold for CashSJ-t- U

A&NUAL STATER1ENT

EQUITABLELIFE-:- - ASSURANCE -:- - SOCIETY

For the Year Ending December 31, 1890,

Sec:', 'I :,l V Pi oc'oi'. ii IS la e tl, willHlliirl iy i'esiU'U.

I'tic i ice .'n il i'l ( I'.'ii.i ;.ii;l i: ti

is ,i epiij U (1 to be short .

'I'll" 1'. S. Naval War College is tobe located on Coastets nearNewpot (,, X. V.

The .Japanese ailuiini-iti'- f the oathtry eiitiiiig tlie wilnc.s' linger andtiik in;; lihiod to seal lie a wear.

(ilueo.-- c is prodilecd in the 1'nilidSlal, a nt the rule of 1 ,iino,i'(llipounds per day, principally in theWestern States.

The o'ip i, epi.leiilie in Pilisouriatel fully l.lltlO cases are I'cpoilcd.The lii .casc is far more .'icute thanever lie; n known tln'i'e.

'lucre are b)!i.Uot) Ca! holies inVi.'on.'t. Tin-r- tire more til in thatin New Yoik, Next to Paris NewVoik is th) la ryes I Cathiilie eiiy in

the world.A I'll UehllKlll lul.s i' Ce'llilv

I. near Thebes, in K :ipi, u laioegrave coi.t-iiniti- 2 10 s'trei 'pl.aoi. Iheol. U -- t ol which ilates back lo 25UO

years 15. Cl)uring the past year fouri ecu Alp-

ine mountain climbers met tleaih byaccident or by freezing. In no pre-

vious season have there been somany disasters in I he Alps.

At Spriiigville, L tin counlv,

IDS i M l'IM SI'Y '' ' I'l'.NCI.II,.iini-ie- r of the Interior,

NIK: T have tlie louur lo pre-en- t toyou my report ol lie- - Insane Asylum forthe Quarter ending March ill, li!M r '

As per last report of Dec. 111. ix'M.Ihe number of i.a ients on thatdate was 07

Patients admitted (hiring Quarterending v. arch 01. lV'l .......

Total 7l!

Patients discharged curing Quarterending Match HI, !M :

Patients died during the Quarter. . 2" escaped ' . . 1

Total r 'Hiiiuitig in Asylum, MulchMl. lvjl 7

Nationality of Patients admittedduring Quarter :

Hawaiian, male (i, female 2 fPoi'luguese, male 1 1

Nationality of Patients dischargedduring (.Juai ler :

llaii'tiiian. male 2

Cldnese, male I

Nationality of Patients who dieduring Quarter:Hawaiian, male 1

S. S. Islander, male 1

Nationality of Patient who eiicapedduring Quarter :

Hawaiian, m ile

Natb nalily of Patients remainingin Asylum, March VI, 1SD1 :

Hawaiian, males 15, females I .lit

ASSETS:Ilond.s and MortgagesKeal Estate, including the Equitable Puddings and pur-

chases under fuiceKnure of mortgagesUnited States Stocks, Statu kitucks, City Stweks, aud

other investmentsLoans secured bv llonds iind Stocks (Market Value,

.

Real Estate outside the Slate of New York, including)iurehas( s under foreclosure

Cash iu 15a i ik nud in transit received and invested)Intei'i .st and lieiits due and accrued, Ucl'ci led Premiums

aud other Securities

Porliisueso " 14.Geriiiaii, ' 2,

meriean, " I,Kugli Ii. " U,

W. Indian I,Maniliau. 1,

Chinese. " 1.'..S - lander 5,

NorwegianC. American " 1,E. Indian " 1,Japanese " 1,Canadian 1

Total (10

Toial Am ;, iKu eiaber '.I I. IS O

LIAB LlTiES:

Tom I.iiiIi!iiN. i:tcliid!iig ihv IfoHcrve n allexisting Policies (4 per cunt. SMnJard) 50.'i.Sf!7. 1.'l

Total I ndivith il Sim pi list, over I per cent.Reserve

We certify to the correctness of the above calculation of the reserve andsurplus. From this surplus the usual dividends will be made.

GEO. W. PHILLIPS, J. G. VAN CISE, Actuaries.

INCOME:

PremiumsInterest, lieiits,

DISBURSEMENTS:

Claims by Death and Matured Endowment .f 8,817,940.27Dividends, Sin render Values, Annuities and Discounted

Endowments 4,438,731.44

Total I I'aiil S'olij-II!i!.'- J

Commissions, Advertising, Postage and Exchange.General Expenses, State, County and City Taxes .

A.M. A.M. P.M. r m.

loave !!ons!ina... .(5:1.7 fi:.r, m 4 :;intArrivH H(i'i'jiiUi'li...7:L'C Htl'J 2: lit 5 :f.fIf-v- o Honoaliuli... 7 ::!() J0:"1 3:51 5 :45tArnvo Honolulu.. . .8 :il"i 11:55 4:55 :50f

Sundays excepted,t Saturdays only.

'i'lricft. Kti'i aiHl loon.BY C. J. LYOJfS.

DAY.

H.Ol. 11.111. 11.111. ll. 111.

Mon. i i mi ; '.' 7 in 5 a lo 4 iiTuus. 'J CO U 0(1 till a M i 4s 17. S 07

ScWWed. i 40 3 ill: 00 H 00 5 47, IT (i --

p.m. u.in. it. in. pan.TIlllI'S. 4 .1 llll III III! Ill 5 4li! li 17! 7 114

Kri. r, 111 4 Ill 40 II 111 ft 45! l! :isHut. S 60 6 01)11 10 11 All o 14 u is; y 40

Sun. 0 40 .1 4n II 00 t M1 lilsjlO

40

Novr Moon on I lie stli at loll. "Ji'in. n. in.Tlie I imu signal lor rr porl is ijivcii nt I'JIi.

6ni. Us.:..-- , (niiilnitflit) of ieh timeorIh. !iMn. ;:4scc. p. in ot Honolulu iliscryutorytilue. ll is ;:lvi'ii by tile stemii ll'llislk! of tilt)Honolulu nulling '.Mill, :i tew (Iooih nliovethe ('tislti)n House. The same whistle issnunile.l correctly nt Honolulu nieiin noon,Observatory iiieritliiiii, or lull. ;ilin. liiisec. ol'Greenwich 'time.

. .ii ii n iii iiwbwiii mwm 11 14 1

ls

WEDNESDAY. APRIL 8, lwl.

AlHIVftlS.April 7

Sttiir Iv.iiniil.ni from KauaiAm selir Sulvalor. : eterscii, from New-

castle. X S W

Selir Sarah &. Eliza from KoolauApril K

Mmr Hawaii from Hawaii

DtHAiii JRtS.pril 8

Am liklni! Klikitat, Cutler, for TortTow use. nil

Am bkt.iiH Mniison, for SanFranci-c- o

Selir .Moi Witliine for KoholaleleSchr Kiilainauu tor Honok iaGer bk J U 1 'linger. Kitise. fur San Fran-

ciscoStun Likelike for Paauhau and Latipa-hoeh-

at 10 a in

Stnir Kaala for Vaianae, Wai dun anilKeaivauni at i p in

Stiur Iwalaui for Lahtinn, Kuknihaele,lliuokaa ami Kukaiau nt, IU a in

CArfilJiS WM iSLAHii POoFS.

Ktuir Kaiini:oa L'i'ii) lrip;-- snarStmr i lawaii (lll."iO bags ,Siig ir, 50 head

cattle, and li! calves.

For ''aiii pei stmr f laudine, AprilII I' Baldwin, .Mrs It .lolinson, Miss

Wellnian. Mis V. ('uiiiinins, a Franee,M.I Keelen, .1 .1 I iniinmond, Mrs A

and 1:15 ileek.For Kanai per stmr Mikaliala. April 7Jt V T I'm vis and bride. Miss von

Jlolt. (' Cook, liev II Isenlierg, Kcv O V

Jinuisnn, A .Me'iiyde. V F i inder iindwife, Mr Johnson, i! lj llrito, .1 n,

A Lindsay, .Miss Lindsay, .Mrsl'iiniokii aii'l 155 deck.

WSEIiia VcSSELS IN PCRI.

U S S Iroquois, Bishop, from SamoaAm bk sonoma, Lee, from Mnvcaslle, X

S WAm bk llesper, Emers ni. from New-

castle, N S WBk IndefatiLtalile, Flack, from Newcnsllo,

X S W"

Am bk V I) liryant, Jaeolisen, from Sail( l aneisco

Am bklne XV II Iiiniond, Drew, fromSan Francisco

Am selir (i '.V Waison. Oisen, from New-castle, X S W

!k lao from LiverpoolBr bk Velocity. Martin, from HongkongBk Albc'l, Win inn, from Min Francisco

viei'om, Horn, from I'ort TowiiseudAm wh bk Horatio from New BedfordNor bk Vivax, 'J'hoisen, from New York

fHHLim aStLS EXPECTED.

S Monowai, Oarey, from the ColoniesIt JI S S Alameda. Horse, from the.

ColoniesItMS S Mariposa, Tayward, from San

FranciscoAm bktne Amelia, Xewhall, from Port

Tn nsendAm bk .Minie Johnson, Miller, from

LiverpoolAm bklne Mary Winkehnan, Nissen,

from S FAm bff (leo II Douglas from S F for ui

Am bk olusa, ISackns. from Newcastle,NSW

Am bk Jvv, Lowell, from Xec istle, Ns w

Am bk Geo:gina, Stanley, from New-castle. V S W

Am bkt- e K K Ham, Gove, from New-castle, X s w

Bk Cowlitz, Mavliew, from Newcastle,X S W

Nor bk Borghill, llangland, from New- -easile, N S W

Sw bk .vea. Afzelaiis, from X;weaslle.N S XV

Am bklne planter, Dow. from S FAm bklne S N ( a tie, llnbbird. 1rom SFAm bk Ceylon, Ca bonn, from S FBk Isle of Erin from Sydney fIlk .(can Pi l ie from Sydneyier bk II llaekfeld from Liverpool

Ger bk .1 (' tiiade from LiverpoolGer bk Sabinn Irom lierrv

$24,407,388.13

17,i;i,lS2.24

51,72J,2.3.60

3,738,378.73

10,(K)7,88.).0'J8,b'Jl,h.1.78

3,ol4,831.88

U! sf 4.,r 14.47

7 IO. 147 3 1

!f2!),3.ri2,507.lJ75,081,175.27

:t.vo:to.OH:t.24

...i:t,2.0071.7l3,y;i8,orj9.j53,37'J,330.42

John J MeCook,Daniel 1) Lord,II J Fiiirchild,Wm Alexander,Horace Porter,Edward W Scott,C li Alexander,Geo DeF L Day,John D Jones,Levi P Morton,John A MeCall,Charles S Smith,Joseph T Low,A Van liergen,T IVWitt CuylerOhvcr Allien,Eustace C Filz,S H Phillips,Henry R Woleott,Gustav G Pohl,J F DeNavarro,James H Dunham,Daniel R Noyes,Waldo Adams.

Lite Assurance

LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

TtJE weather is moist and unnetUcd.

The Bou'd wf H ilk!) ii in eeaiiouthis afternoon.

Tun Myrtle Hunt Club will meet,

at 7 :'.'i0 this evening.

This dredging fniilract litis not yetli. en dec di d by the Cabinet.

The current iinarti'i'ly curd of l lieMutual Telephone Company has '187

names.

Tun current quarterly card of thellawaiiiiii Bell Telephone Companyhas 521 names.

A riiiCU of Government land onthe ( ast corner of King and Alakea,streets will be sold at noon tomorrow.

Tun Iwiilaui's s.iiliug lias beenpostponed to 10 o'clock tomorrow.She will lake some Japanese laboreis.

TltKlili will lie a social meeting atthe Central Union Church on 'lhui-d.i- y

evening, given by the ladies' so-

ciety.

Hkaj.axi Boat Clob meets tonightat Engine Co. No. 1, King street, at7:30. Important liii.sincsti will betnuisasted.

It ih said thiit the "sealing" boat,reported at Kavvaihiie "in distress,"was sighted cruising oil' Koolau, thisisland, a week previously The Costoins authorities may unseal a mysteryin the stranger's hearing see!

Tub Bureau of Public Woiks hasplaced a new engine in tint piledriver one made especially lor thework. It was made by the KisdonIron Works, San Francisco, iind cando double the work of the old engine

Admission to tlie Hawaiian Base-ball Association's ground will be 25

cents a game for adults and 10 centsfor children. There will be no sen-so- n

tickets, and 25 cents extra will bocharged for chairs in the grand stand.

The Queen with her full suite willattend the Kawaiahao Seminary'sconcer on April 18th. l'rof. Bergerwill conduct the instrumental musicwith Ihe Koyal Orchestra. Proceedswill go to the replenishing of the Se-

minary library.

Nakhy liii'KAiiiis, one of Ihe bestmusic hall artists of England, andMrs. Kickards, with Miss Nina Tubloch, the "Australia magpie," will, iftime permit, give an entM'Uumuont inthe Opera House when the S. S.Mo.iowai is in port.

It is possible that, owing to IheMunowai's long down trip, anothersteamer may havu taken her placeand arrive on lime tomorrow. Other-wise, Ihe Mariposa, if she arrive indue tune, will bring advices as to theSydney steamer's sailing.

AOVERTTsJNaKOTES.

A qi'ahtki.'LY dividend on I. I. S.N. Co stock is announced.

The annual meeting of the PressPublishing Co. will be held on Wed-nesday next

Mil. Philip W. Davis has been ap-p- o

nted by the Minister of the In-

terior, a luna lo take up est rays.

Whith and brown Leghorn chicksand brood hens can be had on leavingorders at J. T. Walet house's crockerystore.

"Go forth in haste, no time towasle,proclaim to all creation, that men arewise who advertise, in the presentgeneration." Anon.

Tundkuh are invited for Ihe exclu-sive ptivilege of selling score cards,refreshments, etc., at the buseballground for the season.

TllK ollieial program of the Hawai-ian Joekev Club (or June ID.h is pub-lished. It contains sixteen races.There are good prospects nf the best"Hawaiian Derby" ever held.

Sin. S. LeijUKHK has a double-colum-

card in this issue, announcinghis new commission business. liehas opened out at Mossman's corner,King and Xuiuinu streets, where withit in pie space he is prepared to buyand sell on commission. His dealingin second-han- d lurnil me will be aspecialty.

n

"IN DISTRESS."

The following items are furnishedby Mr. J. iSavidgc, puiser of thesleatiH r Hawaii :

'Ihe American schooner Anniellatley, 2D tons register, Capt. Piattand a crew of two men, arrived atKawathae. Hawaii, Sunday, April 5,in ilistiess, 20 days from San Fran-cisco, bound for Jiehring Si a on a

rj..H.ioa oh).w AtmsMW written in I ViJO tU:S.M-J(- . I or.OO

Tota.1 ,utHi;n.Jing iMiraiKc ?0,',S..l 7M.OOI hereby certify, that after a jiersonal examination of the securities and

accounts described in this 1 Iind the same to be true and correctas staled. JOHN A. MeCALL, Comptroller.

DIRtCTORS:1IENHY 15. 11 Y DIC, President.

.JAMES V. ALEXANDER, t.

H) lw 'Way I'dock,'' King street.

JUST RECEIVEDGENUINE LE MAI E

Oji.i'ii GlasMS ii MknlTOUKTIimi Wi l li OTIIKK

TV?av -:- - GoodNl MY I.IVK.

fl '.'

7S lw

DON'Timagine becatl-- e the Aeriiiotor is a

new thing mi these Islands that it isnot a "nod mat bine. I if auli.piewood ; i r was nt w unco anil peopleI,., in d ::: ..ii ii a.- - being a fairly goodmill but th:- - i an i.ge of iniprove-inciii- s

Mid new ideas are nearly al-

ways belter ih hi el l 'Hi' s. Peoplewho have tried Ihe Acrniotor considerit, superior to any other mill in themarket, you will

convinced of Ibis same fact after youhave had an Acrniotor a week. Ify.-i- happen to be oil' be line of thewater Woi ks and want water pumpedinOithe kitchen or the bath room andenjoy the same conveniences as cityfolk) ihe Aermotor will do it quickerib m anything else than a ste unengine. It Will run just ns well in a

.eph r a,- - it, ill in

gab' of wind, Mid you could not wreckil any quicker l ban yoii could a house.It litis no Wooden el, phi nitds on the!ml, or wooto n wings lo be blown oil'.

V,'i;!ithc old fashioned ones the ac-

tion of the Weather will rot the woodand I'U.- -t away the bolls. Any oneWilli half an eve could see this andlioiii lite rapid manner in which we

aie selling them We beiieve a

'UitJXAlY.would rt ali.o il. the minute it wouldgo! its eye on it. We are si lling themevery reck, a pretty good thing to dowin n you consider Unit we have loeiawl over old ideas 'and prejudices infavor of something else. If you wantin know lii.iv popular they are iu IheStates ask any of your friends whohave recently relumed to the Islands.Tie! Hawaiian Hardware Company,upper itc Spree licls' l!,t nk, are the '.inlyagents h"ie,

JiipSliiSllflf Sit life,No. (il Maunakea Street.

L" Mutual Tehi'h'ns No. 574- "6M

.SI) 2w

Rlh-n.- T'if.-- . Hi! Fl

ns j. i. fiT:to,i.

'IHICSK Pielures are some of the best1 work of ibis artist, and have just

been returned from lilt! Paris exhibi-tion. They are now on view and tor'sal" at KI.VH liliOS.'70 If Art Cmllcry.

a U ik jut ( i.,U mUiimOii, rTttilll-- i. il..'l.Bii,

'No is I .Street.

vp lLKfj ANn-'uriiishe- Hooms." .': I 'J cither single or en suite,k ii 'll'ikSat reasonable rales. Hot andcold water baths auil all modern

to be found in a lirsl-cla- ss

hoii-c- . Apply on Ihe premi-e- s to.til in Wm. P. ClttXJKS.

ASnHiN lift'H NOTICE.

1T ULTIM A'S. Tani. doing businessf mi 'er the linn name of Tanl it

Co , in Koloi, Manil of Kauai, has thisday made an of all his pro-- p.

hi in iitisi. io liie iinileisigneil. forl,e I. II, III ol his el'ediiois. 'Ihtlie .s.,-,ii-- c iiii.iii 'I bel.el hereby gives

ie ;'.(! to ad ttr-o's- . cled.lols ol theab .if niiinetl mil. '.. present their bills

ie,,. ,,!, i.l ll I,,',,, .hi. e I, A I). s'H.A .1 iii ef-o- 'l on i.e.; lie- .hove llalliedImiiy ai" .vpu .'o,l i in. do- imineduitepa i uic:, io ie- iind a igi'.'.I.

II. WA I KiillDl'Sl-l- ,

.i"':ii e lor Paul A: ' o.!b" a In!.., .Man h 111. V. "i 2w

ssiiM.'si Ni.lic' lo ( ivd-- ii i ui's.

Mil: un i d :ls-- i - a. e in b.ilik- -

I I'lOII'l 4. III Uti t I U i,; . e

I,, e I .... ie, Il.illtl. beielil... ' wlii, It e

; ' iid i o ,

,, l lo l .1 l t ei.l . si..:.-- ,

., III lie,.. e , e I hi, I,

..''

I.. I, .1.0. 1"

A...I t n it

I' ''", two l.titii-e'ii- e women wereforce to leave t"vn by I In- ett U -,

Ileal 1as, patients Ii. ill"; three ciui-wit- h

(lieu dtphliiei an, ail ol wiamidied.

The otlies ol liimi,' of t'".--

(ll O'VIK on ( iihr.-.lia- bar by thesinking the I loon wci e louini soIii inly cla-p- i tl together, oWli.g to thelast e ligiit for ll!'", til.il it

was r d i i e In -- ep ai c heljl.1 i . -- ehii- olli-i'ii- lv ib- ie al i;.i aie

ll.nl. scaled orders have been scut tothe Indian stiiiatlron, in

of hi; lynching of the cii yen Italianprisoners at New Orleans on Satur-day last .

The London Speaker reflects ihegeneral feeling in Khghind in sayingll. would relieve bn-lie- ls of embarrassmen!, if 'he Newlouiidlandei s shi --

ped their (iovernor aboard a mail-bo- at

and hauled down Ihe I'nioiiJ; ck. If they did this they wouldlikely Iind the people ol the I'liiledStales pause before accepling theaddition to the republic, bind 'tiedwith the hostility of France.

The Wesleyan orthodox circles ofEi gland are in dismay over ;t paperre.nl by Professor Davidson at a re-

cent meeting of ministers. He heldthat the tradilioiial vie v of in pira-tion

is no longer tenable, and thatCliri.siiaiis must not take up Ihe

that their laiili in Christpen. b'd upon heir fa ih m l.lie Serp-till.-

but that iheil faith in theScriptures depended upon their 1'aifliin Christ.

Japan had a plelhoia of epidemicsduring i.silil. In!luen.,i reached hershores in February. Cholera follow-ed with over ol.OUO deaths. Dysen-tery affected oi.s7S persons, with7'il2 deaths, a ratio of 18.111 perci nt. Typhoid le er occurred 22. --

781 times, with odti'.l deaths, 2i5.."i(J

per cent.An-- tali. ins are endeavoring to en-

courage home talent. Ti.e trusUesol' the 'Melbourne Public Library,miliums and nut ionnl gallery offera prize of i'2')!l for the best l aprh'.i! of '100 for the see ml be-- t de-

sign by Australian artists for a com-

panion st a tie lo the "St. (Jem sr. andti.e Diaaoti," which has a positionin front ol the public iibr ;ry building.

Jt is expected the regular annualproclamation for ihe protection of furseal in ilehring Sea will be issued by!he President in the early part of thepresent week. Negotiations betweentiit; I'niied Slates and (ileal liritaiuwith to the waters of lilt!liehnng Sea, it is said, have not ad-

vance! iar etioui;h :is yet, to warrantany inotiilieation of the usual foof the prociama! ion.

. KM) KKS will be r. by theJ under iiiaeil urn il 1:2 o'cliacl, noon.

I'l; I i V. Apr lo:h, for ihe exehisivepiivilege for the sale of Score t .oils,Ifefre-h- It'., on the g- id- - ofllie II iu aiiaii I! tst ball ... o. iai,on forlie se.'.-o- u of .

I'.M'lers liel-- 1 stale III'' pliee Ihe led.di r 'h wilhng to p::v lor each g- me,payi.'cnls o, nie.lu during the i"- -V ss i.t in,, ganie.

lliiltler will b" allowed to liuil suchhoodis as may lie m eis-ir- sul. jeel lothe apirov il of the 1 lirectors.

ltf" The Association dm s not bind k- -s,.f io accept any or lb" loive-- t bid.

C1IA.S. T. WIl.HIIK..S:i ''t Ma..a;rei' II. I',, li. A.

A.N M.i A , 7-- K.-'- i k.M!

I IK Press 1'u'iii-liii'- g i 'o. v. iii lioldit s annual luce ing a! the I Mess

I .liiee. n v.;dmv ). v, i,-- ;,t 2

o'clock M. Per oi dor.A. I sMI TIL

Sil iv See el O V.

in n: i -- g-

hi ii

j i . w . . i .oi'-l- l

i

ii AP I I KI.V nil lid is d ie MIC

al. c o Ih ii" 'dels ,,

i.tiel ' t. Ol i V,ei I ill i;- -i Y,

S1. .Mi I.i i,,:, l

Louis Fitzgerald,Henry A llurlbuit,Henry (1 M,irtUaiid,Win A Wheelock,Henry Day,M I la rt'n y,II M Alexander,Chaiincey M Depew,Charles G Landon,(Cornelius N Pliss,E Homlinot Colt,Alanson Trask,John Sloane,S Doriowe, ft15 Wiiliatnson,Eugene Kelly,John A Stewart,Geo C Magoun,Win M Bliss,Win 1! Kendall,ti W Carleton,E W Lambert,II S Terhell,Thomas S Young,

1..I..1 .. .. 1

10 711

CAI SK3 OF IU:ATII.

The S. S. Islander referred to inmy report of December 31 last (liedin January from phthisis. A Ha-

waiian, Kaleiopu, who was admittedinto the Asy'itm on Januaiy 22 in adying condition having refusedfood for more than a week died onJan. 21.

Of the 9 cases admitted during thisQuarter, 3 arrived in a very criticalcondition; the above mentioned Ha-

waiian died, whilst it was only bvgreat care and diligent nursing thatHie otln r two were not addetl to thenumber of deaths.

The Hawaiian who escaped hadbeen an inmate of the Asylum sinceOctober 13, 1890. In December lasthe wandered away but was broughtback, lie wandered awny again onFebruary 7tli last and, notwithstand-ing that he was looked for iind Hintthe police were nolilied, has notsince been seen, lie was harmless;his form of insanity was dementia.

The health of Ihe inmates at pre-sent is good.

1 have the honor to be, Sir,Your obedient Setvant,

Rich. Oi.ivkk,Med. Sup. Oahu Insane Asylum.

THE SUPHEME COURT.

Itl'.FOUE mCKKKTON, J.

Tlksday, April 7.

The King vs, Ivaailaiki, appealfrom conviction of larceny in lVl.ceCourt. Verdict of guilty. Senteiu.eilto fifteen months' imprisonment athard labor and to pay a tine of .

The King vs. Joe Self, appeal Iromconviction of larceny in Police Court.Acquitted. Cieighton for prosecu-tion; Kuulukou for defendant.

WmiNiisDAT, April 8.

Court opened this morning atusual time, present Bickerlon, J.,the presiding justice, and Hawaiianjurors.

This morning's session was occu-pied in the argument of a motion oldefendant's counsel in the ease ofThe King vs. Moses Liilii et al.,claiming Unit the law of 188(1 amend-atory of the Vagrancy Act is uncon-stilulion-

and that the delendanlsshould be dischargi d. The law of18SG is in respect to idle personsfound without lawful excuse in femaleseminal ies. The Court overruledthe motion and the presecut ion vn

allowed to proceed. Thereupon a

jury was drawn to try the defend-ants, Kalawaia and Win. Joe. C.Crcio'hton for prosecution ; Rosa andKuulukou for defendants. The tiefondants were arrested for trespass-ing on the premises of the Kapioianilb.tine, lbiineh Hospital, Kukaako.The case goes to ihe jury at 2 p. m.

In the King vs. Akana, unlawfulpossession of opium, defendant wasdischarged on motion of his counsel,Hon. P. Neumann.

The following banco decisions havebeen liled :

Kaiiiakaohua (w.) vs. Thow t'lmy,assignee in bankruptcy, action in re-

plevin for possession of three horsesand a wagon; the lull Court tbci iesin tavor ot Ihe in oilierwords that the properly is p . it ol Ihebankrupt's assets, who is the plain-

tiff's husband.In the case of N. I'erry vs. Mto

Lil Hull and others for 81.so rent ofa dairy in Manoa, the full Court ih

ci.lcs in favor of the plaintiff lor theamount sue I for.

Fuil

( !' Ilt.lsl r a tit iioo cii it.

Dr. I'l ii t', of the Iii'l S 11 sI i i'i manic, su ; J b:i c I " "il in i.. i p tt tice a. in eg I

o i . a 1 g lo a t I I to1.1 .1 ll

, ii .1

ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT,(iit riil vyroist f r Hawaiiim Istlniuls.01 ltu

!6 touitaDioB

Society of the United States.o

New Aasumncs Written iu 1690 $ 203,826 107 00Income 35.036,683 24Surplus (from which dividend will lie made) 23,740,447 34

An Investment Worth Knowing About !

Uefore assuring your life, or investing your money, examine the Twenty-Ye- ar

routine l'oli,.-i- of The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U. S.Policies uiaturiog in lsill realize cash returns to the owners, of amounts

varying from l'O to 17(1 per cent, of the money paid in, besides the advan-tage of ihe Assurance during Hit whole period of twenty years.

The following us one of many actual cases maturing this year:

Endowment Policy No. G4,D".,o.

Issued in 171, al age Amount, 3,000.Premium, $2:.t'.l.l0. Total Prcins. l'aid, 84,71)8.

i j j ijj rsat End of Tontine lVriod in 18'Jl :

j Ch Surreuier Vlue, $8,449.45

(I'.tpi.il In i;r..il for each ?li paid in iremiuiiis, wliich in equivalent toa return ol all iH'Uiiuiiis. paid, miiIi inieiest ut wr cent, per aniiuni.)

i i i', in lieu of i ash,

A Taid-u- p l.ii' roliey lor $19,470

( IH ml in i lo.i.sii I, i ( , h el on pattl in (.nuiiuuis. )

i it ,

sealing cruise. The two sailors arePatterson and Martin, formerly c p- -

lains of the Hawaiian coasters Moi- -

waliinc and Mille Morris respectively.Ihe baik C. I). Whilin.tre, Cap'.

Wind, nnivel al llilo, April I, tenda s from I looolnlu.

'

MIV HidUW OF K.MAKAUA.'

Miss (Dcooiy of Maui has pto- -

duecil a li;'i-si.- " bust portrait ol thel.i'c King Kalakaui iii liolia ink.

I In pit lilt c is oil view ill Ihe al l

gallery of Mo-si-- ,. King tio.' simc.II is ll belter poi ll .11 Until III y lltlilIlll been Ina.le of s .lle M jcsly:.l load, lo II ai Itiighl i.i. lib Iii- i a

k :: tb i t a s 1 s

It I. is lo t tpl le ii IU e, ill,. .

j lo. ti e lo i lo :i I i.

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Xbli'llltill,

iHIHfihC hOfES.

The S S Australia took for San Fran-cisco yesleiday ll'.ut I b igs sugar. I . (."!

hags rice, lit hunches hauan is, 17hides, anil barrels leolasc-- , ;lll barrelssperm oil, and ahoul ','o;i packages snn-- d.

les. ol w In. I, i he domestic value whs'III.OI17 li'--.

The ,ei l.k .1 C I'llnger wlil lake forSitu anci-c- o lotl iy Ili.Siis h is sugar.

The iu selir Salvalor bailtill board r.l! ton- - cull consigned InMr-si- s vv r a t'u,

A il Mm iioiler lor ihe Ihuiokau SugarCo is on i ,tid lie- Iil.l'.e N iislln.

'I he in I' I'i' h Ui.n il in tl tlie Gel'ii,. ii I. ,n l ,1 i I'lbig.'i ai e docked at Ihep - s, i ,, - I. ,.l lo l h ) illI, .ne I I In 'I l " hi i d .1 I heIm k II it i lo I'-'i- . tel.II ll he !, nl : ll e ;

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A !.U'i A niuuy ot $031 55.

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igUlt'JLj.'Vlff 'ADAILY BULLETIN

ii!Rg.r.i.'i.,j"

J. L. Ml Yi-Ji- ,

OtiiHiiit SiiidiiiSiilt

Stei JellIflujx Mr-- t Near Fort,

House and Decorative Painter.Paper Hanging a 5Tei;Hy.

GRAND CLEARANCE SALE !

FROM NOW ON UNTIL WE MOVE INTO

Our 2Vv florc, i 'orl r. I !: t,(Brewer Block),

WE WILL OFFEU OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF

Inndn HI tliinn- -v ;rii w

i !! Mil iu13( Kort .

dec-2-4 1 (Opposite (AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES

TUT nmmM "Weekly BulletinIssued Every Tuesday.

llr.ffl fl.lWfl I

;m .h ;s

QUALITIES;

TO SHOW TO OUR FRIENDS.

Ml. J.." . '.

u ill iitiilJ. N. S. WILLIAMS,R. MORE, : :

Engineers 4Office & Works, :

HAVE RECEIVED BY THE ARRIVALS OF.THE

'Charlotte,' 'Fifeshire' & 'J. G. Pflueer

I.UltOl'1

A VERY FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF

ines, Liqueurs & Spirits

MAMJl'WCITIItKKSugar Miichinery, Irrigating Macliincry, S eam Engines,

Steani Boilers, Juice Tanks, Coolers, Icpla,-s(-s Tanks, Sugar Cars,Cane Oars, Elevators Conveyors, Furnace liltings,

Wrought & Cast Iron Wink fur Hotie Builders.,

Water Wh els it Gearing, liar Iron, Etc., Etc., Etc.

Diffusion Machinery in nil its Branches.OF Til K FIXnsT

WHICH WE SHALL HE PLEASED

JBoT Parties lately inquiring for certain goods are hereby notified,

that we have received wliiir tlioy uis.icd to buy, and shall he happy to fill

orders, from the other Islands, as well as in Honolulu.41vie

FUAInK brown,Manaokk.51 ltn

S. EHRLICH.

'ff 13.' &

-- 4 ifirCOliMSK OKT

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Mew Goods !

Ml: Aip'Uts Hawaiian IsluiKl-Sti- ir he

pw.Lom w&rie wheel ;

jjSf Repairs of all k ii.de. ol Machinery (h ue at reasonable rato and

DAUGHTERS OF EVE.

Miss Belle Hull is the name of tho cityeditor of The Kansas City Star.

Mm. E. II. Stevens has been librarianof the agricultural department at Wash-

ington siuofl la?7.

Mrs. Rider Ilaprgard, Uke Mrs. SUan-lo-

complains that American womenkep their houses too warm.

Mrs. Alexander, the novelist, has forher pet an enormouB Persian tabby cat,which lies by the side of her when sh9writes.

Mrs. Amelie Rivos-Ohanlo- r has estab-

lished herself in au old fashioned uou.se

near Paris, which ia known as the VillaPouipaduur,

Con. Ctisterti only sister, Mts. Man-gnr-

Ouster Calhoun, Is ths wife ofLieut. Calhoun, of the United Statesarmy.

Kageama Hidde, the young schoolmis-

tress who lias become the leader of theradical party ia Japan, la hardly morethan twenty-seve- n years old. Bh is ofuidiuui height and faultless figure, audher eyes are large and beautiful.

Mine. Barrios, widow af the presidentef Venezuela, is a woman of surpassingbeuuty. She married at 14, is the motherof sis children, aud looks fresh Bed ra-

diant as a youu;r girl. Wis speaks five

lunenajes. Hvr fvrtnoe is $a,OUO,UO0.

Olivia Golibart, the ywns Baltimoresociety prl who it about to venture intotheatrical life, is a pretty and rathersmall brunette. ITer eyes are dark, andher hair, black as ink, falls to her waist.In figure she is att ractive, and she danceswell.

Lady Taylor, who has just died inEngland, was intimately acquaintedwith nearly all the men and women whohave won literary fame in the last halfcentury. She married Sir Henry Taylor, the poet, and was greatly admiredfor her wit.

CHAT OF THE STAGE.

Sara Bernhardt has arrived in NewYork, where she will open her Ameri-can tour.

Miss Alice King Livingstone will be amember of the Boston Museum stockcompany next season.

Sol Smith Russell has a new play inpreparation, and although it is histori-cal in character, Mr. Rnssell has an ex-

cellent comedy part in it.Carmeucita will tour tho country next

season at the head of a vaudeville andoperatic company umb;r tho direction ofRoster & Rial, her present managers.

Mile. Rhea has commissioned S. B.Alexander and Rabbi Schindler to writ--

new play for her. She will play thepart of a Jewess. "Josephine" will beshelved.

Wilson Barrett has bought for earlyproduction an original play of treatpromise by au actor who was for a timea prominent member of his company.It is called "Father Bonapartff."

"A Mile a Minute" is the uaw Bensational play in which Minnie Palmer isstarring. The railroad Rcene in thisplay is said to be the most realistic andthrilling ever presented on the stage.

Mrs. George S. Knight is slowly re-

covering from a mirgictd operation per-

formed some time ago. Her husband'scase is hopeless. His physical healthappears to be good, but his mental dis-

order is progressing to the inevitableend of all eases of paresis.

STRAY BITS.

The principal dentists in Australiahave women assistants.

It is estimated that every seal con-

sumes about ten pounds of fish daily.

A newspaper writer declares that alli-

gator meat when properly cooked resem-bles halibut closely.

An artesian well at Boise City, Idaho,sends up sulphurous water with a tem-

perature of 1 15 degs.England imports a million lobsters

annually from Norway, representing amoney value of $150,000.

The glass bead makers of Austria-Hungar- y

get 5 cents per 1,000. A quickworkman can make 5,000 per day.

Venice has 140.000 inhabitants. Ofthese no less than 40,000 are enrolled asrecipients of relief that is to say, nearly

h of the population are pau-pers.

It is believed that the wealthy mer-chants of Victoria, B. C, are backingthe smugglers of opium. There are sev-

enty opium refineries at work in theplace.

There are twenty-thre- e ancient widowsnow drawing pensions from the UnitedStates government because their hns-biuii-

were soldiers in the Revolutionarywar. Three of them are 9b years old andthe youngest 72.

TALES OF THE TURF.

The noted trottiag stallion Security,valued at $.JO,000, died recently at theSimpson stock farm ut Cuba, N. Y. Hewas owned by Mr. William Simpson, ofNew York city.

The Cleveland Driving Park companyhas decided to offer a purse of $3,000 fora special team race, to be trotted at theGrand Circuit meeting next summer.No horses with records better than 2:30will be permitted to enter.

Dixie, tiie fast inare that run at theChicago West Side track bust summer,won a selling race at Clifton recently,in which she was entered to be sold forf00, and her owner had to pey au e

of $805 in order to retain tier.

At the Buffalo mooring next y r C. J.Hamlin will introduce a new and novelfeature, driving three horses abreast.With his celebrated team, Belle Hamlinaud Justina, 3:13, he proposes to driveMocking Bird. Ho expects to drive thethree in 2:17.

Free laud, the eiwi.iuerorof M'.is Wood-

ford and many other good oik s, has beeupresented by IvlCorrinan to.lvues Was-son- ,

of Nauiain stockfarm. The old horn will Kp'Mll LIih vo

luaiiider of his days at ease iu the blueg rg.ss panturns of his birthplace.

1 :) iil'.S V

V " 'T ' ol 7 l ooiil W i II kilt lieu

,ii . ll"d bill 111 oimii, cuuipli'lel v

I a or h pilij P .1 II .oajill oil1 1" II' HU- -. I "I I l's I 'I.

I i.i iieideiiile to ii'U-il- il j'.oue.k .ply hi

ii ii p ill Uiniiii

1,1 l W I I

WE JL'sT RECEIVED l'EU " AUSTRALIA," A LARGESTOCK OF

SATINS & GINGHAMSIN LATEST PATERNS. ALSO.

isOi'FlCJJ

This ofllee having added a large varietyof the latest styles

Elegant Type !

To lis .Lb Printing Room

It better prepared than ever to executeall orders in that line, comprising:

Bocks, PamphletsBill Heads,

Business Cards,Law Blanks.

Letter Heads,Circulars, Invitations.

Plantation Blanks,Banking Forms.

Weddini: Cards,t ailing Cards,

Posters, Eacdbills, Dodgers,

Programmes, Etc., Etc.,

ALL AT LOW RATES.

256-E0- TH TEIEiHONES-2- 56

Isa?" Address

"Daily Bulletin Office,"

Honolulu.

Jewelry, Pilverwtire,MANl'FACTI'liKl) BY

HAMMERSMITH ft FEU,1!H XITTI K KT,

Mnn Fr.'tiie-seii- , : t CnHrori.ln.

Christmas Novelties:Diamonds, Watches.

Silverware. Silver Jewelry,Silver Mounted i anes,

silvur Moimleil Pmbiellas,O ivx Mavtel locks.

Gold pens & Pencils.

I'"in l'iitlier i.ijtl-- ,Reli:.b!e Gsors at famtik

I'tiK i;s !

pr Catalogue si n! to any addn s- - feoon re(iiest.

frr-- ii order- - promptly aril care-fully exii n.ed

tj? 'Diamonds and Precious Monesmounted iu the latest styles.

may

mm sU.lM

The B33l Liir.r.5- in i ...

Tea and OofrVt! at J i

The Finest Brands of

Atwuys on I laiui

K B. THOMAS,Coutrao'.or eSwIi'jj EuiJd-i- .

Estimates Given on rick, Iron. Stone& Wooden Buildings. Jobbing

Attended to.

KEEPS FOR SALE

Brick, Lime, Ceme f, Piaster of Paris.,

Marble Dust, Wire Lath,

California North Bach & Santa

Cruz Snd.Quarry 'Tiles Oxfi red. white and blue;Minton, Plastic and Encaustic Tiles invarious patterns, ail kinds of DrainageWare.

jjhjjr Office Southeast corner Ala-ke- a

and Queen streets.M j'.ual "iiig s ? Bell 351

mh y

UCAS,Contractor v4,.-- - It Builder.

Honolulu Steam Pi uing Mills, Espla-nade, Honolulu.

Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings,('.rackets. Window Frames, i linils,Sashes, Doors, mid all kinds of i

Turning, Scroll mid BandSawing. All kimls of Sawing andPlaiiiii);. Morticing and Tenanting.

Orders pronijillv attendeJ to andwork giianinteed Orders from theother Islands solicited.

ll EOULL

Con rm-- ' I' A 1 1 11 1 1.1

Brick, and Wooden Buililings;estimates given. Jobbing proiuplly at-

tended to. 70 Ling strei t. ell Tele-pbo- ne

No. --'. P. (J. oxt'Jii. ap-.')-

IHUS. uKDbAY.

M AM I At II K:N(i

,.-.'i- ' C Wiilcliiimhi'rKIKUI ILf ttRY i fcl'FCIALTV.

MnMi-- , Honolulu, 11,1,

U; I'nlli'U i.r tilli'lilloll p dd to nilil.il- - ol lepain juieii" "

WhNfJI.R ov 10,If i. I (i . .1 4 t i l

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LOCAL LINK.

Arrive Honolulu Leave Honolulu

Apr 11 Zealandia A ii il 21

Apr 28 Australia 5

May 12 Ze ilamlia May 1!)

May l!t J Australia J n no 2

JuiK! U Zoalatiilia . .June 1(5

June 215 Ati.-tral- Jnn 30

Julv 7 .I't.l.iiiilii' Inly 11

July 21 uMiahii Inly 28

Aug 4 Zealandia Aug 11

A us 18 Australia Aug 25

.Sept 1 Zealand! "I'tSept 15 Vuitraliii 'l't 22

Sept 2'J Zealandia OctOct 13 Australia Oct 20

TlUiOlOU LINK.

Arrive from Sau Arrivs from thoFraucisew. Cwlouin.

Miiiiim.il. . . .April 'J MonowaiMouowai . .May 7 AlamedaAlameda. . .June 4 MariposaMari pom . .July 2 MonowaiMouowai. .July 30 AlamedaAlameda . . .Any 27 MariposaMariposa. . .Sept 24 MouowaiMouowai. . Oct 22 Alameda

.Nov 19.. .Mariposa

rail m

The New and Fine Al Sieel Steamship

Of the Oceanic Steamship 0 pany will

be due al . iioltil n troin Sydneyand Auckland on or ubont

Apil 9. 1831.Aud will leave for the above port with

mails and passengers on orabout that date.

tdf For freight or passage, lmvinjst aceomniodalion, apply to

a. IR'VITi i:0 L'd,Agents. 4

For Sa;y z A Auckland !

ft.;", rtfThe New :uid Fine Al Steel Steam-hi- p

" Mariposa,"Of tiie Oceanic r. .iinsliip Company will

be due ar Honolulu tromFrancisco tin or about

April 9, 1891.And will have prompt dispatch with

mails and pa.-engei-'S forthe above ports.

For freight or passage, havingsuperior accommodations, apply to

Wm . lUIK CO..

:il Agents.

M 4 N; m i K r - HK i, v fer" raj

74 KM St. m.J n m st.sitV2I

Importers of

R iii ;n i ti Fuiiiiture.

Pienos and FurnitureMoved With Care.

Matting and Carpets Laid.

CQRMICE POLES.

Fine Dpholste ing & Bedding

A Specialty,

ClIAIWTO I10i'r.

Ul'i! A OF,

ilolldFiiliilCOCfc,

DRAYMEN.All orders for carMne promptiy attended

to. Pariieular a'tenlioupaid to the

TV it ii-- "

(if "ood 'mi in i: to the othi-- r -- lands

it

III IpiM lit ilii - 'ci - I loc.-- l prices,

.. 'i i h i : .! ' tool- in .las. P.Morgan'- - r aim.

jt.i,.l i ' U Ticp a S 1, - ell 4HI ''I

RYAH--

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: Man.uiuk.St'l'UMNTKNliKNT.

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Life InsuranceCOMPANY.

to, : : $li;5,053(G0

'HiiCIs. art, ;i uLi;oiTi TmiiRN.

At every age, on every premiumtable, and in Hvry year, tin- - AC-

TUAL KESCLTSof Tontine Policies

of the New York Lite iieurance Co

have been LAiiOEIt thai, those OF

ANY O'.'HKli COMPANY issuing

siiuihir 'lieic- -

r r pa '" 'Ciil: r a ppty Mi

ill ai-- Hiwll:.. Islands

I . i. ; !i i. 1,1;

OK !,OMiV

li. W. SCKfl.DT d. SONS,

Aients for the Hawaiian Islands.

iui.j.jij.s'jl JiN,Hotel : I smoiulii

J. 11. 1TSI1LK. Plop.

tkw.ms :

Board ard l.oiigimf. pe week, iu

to location of rooms...I0 bu to 12 00

I'nin-icn- t, per dav 2 00Taliie Board, pef 'wcek 7 no

Meals 50

t- -- Visitors will Mini this one of the110 si Celll ollalile anil enlivenielll llollSf.111 le eity. be ro m ti iug large, lightoi. lain. Hot ale eolil water baths.

1 UK pain 11 . I lb'' Oeeanlc S. S. Co.I a e lie e iv in illle.l llial liereaitel'

imp .M,-- i ie..,(, winIn- I r am ol I lie lliloiigil mail;,,,!, al- - Hie-- . ! i I.. w ill. Iii.wi , I,

I - ,i i a cu-- l i.n.in l"i Hie t i ill, " mlu, - li O i I il.il

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H0S1EBY !

lilack Orenadiue,Chaiubrics in all colors,Oriental Flouncing,Victoria Lawn,Swiises,Silk & Lace Caps,Flowers it Feathers,Roy's Waists in all colors, i

SPECIALTY :

S. KIJJiLlCll & CO.,K oiiuT Fort A Hoi1 1 M rii 8.

I EJiLJfiJRS & GO.

S. LEVY.

sf ft ft t ft

ii

HOTEL stkeets

4

HOSIERY !

Ladies' & Children's Sailor Hats,Rhuikets & Shawls,Cashmere tfc Marino,Ladies' Men's & Children's Shoes,

Gent's Furnishing Goods,Men's & Roy's Clothing,Ladies' & Children's Parasol,Etc., F:tu., Etc., Etc.

for Ladies and Chihlrens,

NOTT,$i V VT Iiiiitf street.

f?- - - ; Tl

nd 'tin Ware

AFTER TAKING STOCK DRKAT BARGAINS ARE OFFERED

IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.

Full Line of P. 0. k 0. P. Corsets !

Lai'He invi ,icc of Black Hosiery

at stiort notice.

CASTLE &l COOKE

Life, Fire & Marine

Insurance At; en la

AUKNTS KOK

Mew England Mntnai Life las. Cu..

OF BOSTON,

Etna Fire Ins. Ca. of Hartford.

UNION

Insurance Company.fire A rluf.

OK SAN FUAKCISCO. CALIKOUNIA,

fhie,LIFE am

MARINE

INSUK

Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,

Assets, $5,288,000.

Angla-- f evuda Corpors.ion,

(Fire & Marine).

Capital, paid up, $2,000 000.

Thames & Mersey Mariuo ns. Co,(Limiiedj,

Asb.s,S6,l24,057.

New York Lifa Insurance Co.,

Assets, $105,053,600.96.

CO.BKKGKH.HONOLULU.

(enetal Agent for II iwuii in Islam's.

IMl IHbl Ho1

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Black C- - d?5 cf sll Descfipiion !

Dressmaking under the management of Miss CLARK.

JOIliN..D,,,,:,,,-- ! itliM'!..'

Granite, iiuu

WATER iHi'.-- :

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piUu ill V ii.Ml

RUBBER HOSE,(I Ciin'il ,

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