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IfHE HAWAIIAN STAR. PIPT VINCBN".IPPMSAt) SANCBA MOK1 NVOL. . HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS : THURSDAY EVENINCi, UUtST :;. 1808. M PAGES. v ion

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OF THEHAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

EXSCUTIVB COUNCIL.

B Del. PtasMtnt of lbs I'tovlslonsl Gov- -... I .I ... l ti

ernni.-n- t "I tne Hawaiian ,m.oio,istor nf Foreign Affair.

. A. King, Minister of the InttHot.

S. M. Itamon, Minister of Finance.

W. U. Smith, Atlorney-tieiieral- .

Advisory Council.V. C. Wilder, ol the Provis-

ional Ooverninenl ol the Hawaiian Islamls.

Cecil lirown, E. ! Tenney,

John Nott, C. Holte,

K. V. McC'hesmy, W. K. Allen,

James K. Morgan, Henry Walerhouse,

Ed, Suhr, A. Young,

J. P. Mendonca, K. M. Hatch.(

John Emmeluth.C, T. Rodgcrs, Secretary Executive and Ad

visory "ouncils.

SurRKMK Court.Hon. A. I'. Judd, Chief Justice.Hon. K. F. Itickerlon, First Associate Justice.

Hon. W. F. Frear, Second Associate Justice.

Henry Smith, Chief Clerk.

Fred Wiindenlmrg, Deputy Clerk.

Ceo. Lucas, Second Deputy Clerk.

J. Waiter Jones, Stenographer.

Circuit Judos.First Circuit I H. K. ( ooper, V. A. Whiting,

Oahu.Second Circuit: A. N. Kepoikai.

Third and Fourth Circuits: S. L. Austin.

Fifth Circuit: J. Hardy.OITiccs and Court-roo- in Government

Building, King Street. Silting in Honolulu,

First Monday in February, May, August, and

November.District Court,

Police Station Huilding, Merchant Street.

William Potter, Magistrate.

James Thompson, Clerk.

Dkpar tmknt OF For SIGN Afi airs.Office in Government Building, King Street.

His Fxcellency Sanford B. Hole, Minister of

Foreign Affairs.

Geo. C. Potter, Chief Clerk.

W. Horace Wright, Ed. Stiles, Clerks.

Department of thk Interior.Office ill Government Building, King Street.

His Excellency J. A. King, Minister of the

Interior.Chief Clerk, John A. Hettinger.Assistant Clerks: James H. Boyd, M. K.

Keohokalole, James Aholo, Stephen Maha

ulu, George C. Ross, Eward S. Boyd.

Chibfs 01 Bureaus, Dbpartmrni "tI.N I ERIOR.

Surveyor-General- , W. 1). Alexander.

Supt. Public Works, . E. Rowell.

Sept. Water Works, Amlrew Brown.

Electric I.itilils, ohn Cassidy.I iki ici-- t jr.

Registrar of Conveyances, T. G Thrum.

Deputy Registrar,Road Supervisor. Honolulu, W II. Cum

mings.Chiel Engineer Fire Dept., F. Huslace.

Supt. Insane Asylum, Dr. A. McWayne.

Office, Government Building, King Street.

Bureau of Aqricuwure.President ex officio: His Excellency J.

Minister of the Interior.

Members: W. ( i. Irwin, A. Jaeger. A. Her-

bert and John Ena.

Commissioner of Agriculture ami ex officio

Secretary of the Board: Joseph Marsden.

Department ok Finance.Minister of Finance, His Excellency S. M.

Damon.Auditor-General- , George S. Ross.

Registrar of Accounts, Geo. E. Smithies.

Clerk jf Finance Office, Carl Widemann.Collector General of Customs, J. B. Castle.

Tax Assessor, Oahu, Jonathan Shaw.Deputy Assessor, W. C. Weedon.Postmaster-General- , J. M. Oat.

Customs Bureau.Office, Custom House, Esplanade, Fort St.

Collector-General- , J. B. Castle.Deputy-Collecto- F. B. McStoeker.

Harbormaster, Captain A. Fuller.

1'orl Surveyor, M. N. Sanders.

Storekeeper, Geo. Strateineyer-- .

Department ot Attorney --GeneraiOffice in Government Building, King Street.

Attorney General, W. O. Smith.

Deputy Attorney-General- , G. K. Wilder.

Clerk, J. M. Kea.Marshal, E. G. Hitchcock.

Deputy Marshall Arthur M. Brown.

Jailor Oahu Prison, Capt. A. N. Tripp.

Prison Physic;an, Dr. C. B. Cooper.

Boarh 0 IMMIGRATION.

Ofl-- e, Department of Interior, GovernmentBuilding, King Street.

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

J. B. Alherion, J.k. B. Cattle, Hon. A.S. Cleghorn, James G. Spencer, Maik P.Robinson.

Secretary, Wray T.iyloi.

Board oi HEALTH,

Office in grounds ol Government Building,corner ol Mililani and Oiuen Streets.

Members: Dr. Day, Dr. Miner, Dr. Andrews,

J. 0. Carter, J. T. Walerhouse Jr., JohnEna, and Atlomey-lienera- l Smith.

President, Hon. VV. O. Smith.

Secretary, Chas. Wilcox.

Executive Officer, C. B. Reynolds.

J. 1). McVeigh. Agent Board ol Health.

Inspector and Manager of Garbage Service,

L. L. La Pierre.

Inspector, G. W. C. Junes.Port Physician, Dr. Trousseau.

Dispensary, Dr. 11. Mel irew.

Leper Settlement, Dr. K. K. Oliver.

Board of EDUCATION,Office, Government Building. King Street.

President, Hon. C. R. Bishop.

Secretary, W. James Smith.

Inspector of Schools, A. T. Alkinson.

Board or Crown Land Commissioners.

J. A. King, Minister of the Interior, W. O.Smith, Attorney-General- , and CP. laukea.Office injudicial) Building.

tiucincoo dttttfti,

ALLEN & ROBINSON40 QttStfl Street.

DEALER IN LUMBER AND OTHER

KINDS 01 RUttDtNG MATERIAL.

Also Steam and Stove Coal.

J. S EMERSON.

Engineer and Surveyor.Room t Spreekels' Block, Honolulu.

M. S GKINBAUM & CO.(Jotted.

HONOLULU, H. 1.

out mission Merchants and Importersof General Merchandise.

San Francisco Office, 115 Front St.

F. A. SCHAEFER & CO.

IMPORTERS AND COMMISSIONMERCHANTS.

HONOLULU, Hawaiian Islands.

II. W. SCHMIDT & SONS.

IMPORTERS AND COMMISSIONMERCHANTS.

Pf1 Street, Honolulu.

J. J. WILLIAMS.

1 3a, otograpliez..FORT STREET.

P. O. Box 197. Telephone mo.

LEWIS & CO.IMPOK TKRS

Naval Supplies : Wholesale and Retail

Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Etc.

ill Fort St., HONOLULU, II. I.

M. PHILLIPS & CO.,TX7"ii.clesa.lo

Importers and Jobbers of American and

European Dry Goods,

Comet Fort and tjiie:-- Street. Honolulu87-l- f

Lime and Cement.For Sale at

J. T. WATERHOUSE'SQueen Street Stores.

ROH 1 I I WSR1 Mi COOKB. F. LOWRKV.

LEWERS & COOKE,

Lumber, Builders' Hardware,

DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,

PAINTS, OILS, tiLASS,

WALL PAPER, MATTING,

CORRUGATED IKON,

LIME, CEMENT, ETC,

H. MAY & CO.,

Wholesale and Retail

GROCERS98 Fort Street,

Both Telephones 22. P. O. Box 470.

A. eVBMNBI N. H. JALOltSON.

WENNER & CO.M anu facturin g J e we Lers

AND IMIORTKRS OF

DIAMONDS, FINE JEWELRY,

WATCHES, SILVERWARE. Etc.

The HANIISOMBSI SOOVSNII BfOOMI madein the Hawaiian Islands.

KoR! SrEEF.1, Honolulu

JAS. F. MORGANNo. 45 Queen Street.

.

Special attention given to thehaiulling of

Real Estate. Stocks fc Bonds.

EDWIN A. JONES

NOTARY PUBLIC,Hal opened an Office for transacting all

business 111 ennnectinn with

Tnist-- . Puri'liase anil S ul Bunds. Stuckiand l Eitate.

Ami is prepared to Audit Accounts.

is' Ol h i. K Corner Kort and Merchant si1'. O. Boa No. 55.

W. R. CASTLE.

ATTORN V A.L L, A. WOHice, CartarrlglH Mldtagi

W. A. KINNEY.

rVTTORNE" AT LAW,Or-H-i No. of) Fort Street.

(V. O. Smith's Law Office). .14 'V

J. M. DAVIDSON.

Attorney and Counseloi-at-Law- .

Office 36 Merchant Street.

J. M. MONSARRAT.

ATTORNEY AT LAW and NOTARYPUBLIC.

Cartwright Block, Merchant St.. Honolulu.

J. ALFRED MAGOON

Attorney and Gounselor-At-La-

OFFICE 41 Merchant Street,

Honolulu. H. t.

F. M. WAKEFIELD,Attorney & Counselor-at'La-w

Temporary Office:With C. W. Athfbfd, M reliant St..

55 Honolulu, II. I. IV

W. T. MONSARRAT.

Veterinary Surgeon fc Dentist.Office, Infirmary and Residence,

King Street.

Telephones: Hell 06, Mutual 183.

Excellent accommodations for patients.Veterinary opeiation table: no danger fromthrowing.

All Calls PROMPTLYDay or Night.

Metropolitan Meat Co.81 KING STREET,

Navy Contractors.

G. J. WALLER, - Manager.

Hawaiian Gazette

PACIFIC

ELECTRIC

BOOK and JOBPRINTING.

Commercial and Legal Work Executed

with I )is)atch.

Posters, Books and Pamphlets,

Printed in the Neatest Style, on l ine

Paper, and at Moderate

Rates.

l'he Largest Paper and Card Stock inHonolulu.

BOOK-BINDIN- G

In all its Branches.

Magazines, Law Books,

Blank Bunks of any description,

Day Hooks and Cash Books,

Map Si Photograph Mounting

Albums, Old Books Re bound,

Edge Gilding, Lstttwiag in iokMiisic Book,

Account and Time Books,

Journals and Ledgers,

Portfolios, Scrap-Books- ,

Letter Copying Books.

Binding in Morocco, Calf, Sheep, Koan

Russia, Persian and Cloth.

Paper JfrvallaigAT SHORT NOTICE.

5 l;irst-Clas- h WorkmanshipGuaranteed,

HAWAIIAN GAZETTE 'CO.

4b Merchant St., Honolulu.

riusinc Curbs.

WILDEII 00,,RtUMtllNRl 111 I 72.

Estate ol S. G. WILDER C. WILDKK

IMPORTERS AMD Dl L HI

Lumber and Goal

BUILDING MATERIALS

SUC H AS itun

Doors, Sash, Blinds

BUILDERS' HARDWARE,

Paint;., Oil, Glass,

WALL PAPER, Etc.

at

Corner of Fori & Queen Streets,

HONOLULU, H. I.

r ) TO TI 1 E

EAGLE HOUSE,NUUANtl AVEXVE, OR TO THK

HLI.(iT() UOTKl,Hotel Street.

Talile Board $ per day.Ho.ird unci $2 " "Hoard and Lodging !U' pel3Special monthly prices

r. E KROUSE: Hroirieh.k.

J. E. GOMES.Mam KACTt RtNG Jeweler, ami Im

porter Ofdiamonds, Watches, Silverware ami

Fine Jewelry,

HAWAIIAN - SOUVENIRS.GENERAL REPAIRING.

4oy Fort Street, Honolulu. 4) itf

STEAM ami GALVANIZED PIPE, ELHOWS,' T WAYS, GLOBB VALVES

STEAM COCKS, an.! all othei lining

for pipe on hand.

Honolulu Steam Rice Mill.

Fresh milled Rice for sale jn quantltiei to mil

J. A. HOPPER, Prop.Fori Street, Honolulu.

CHAS. HUSTACE,

Lincoln Block, - Kim; STRBKT,

Between Port ami Alakea Streets.

DIALS! in

Groceries & Provisions

Fusii California Roll Butter and IslandButter always on hand.

Frah (uioth r$c$ivcd by tvtty Steam-e- rfrom San Fnimisio.

r SaIISPV HON t itMH.WI KKI.

Munufji II All

Organic and ChemicalManures,

The Qui y Pacton f the Kind in tluCountry, ami arc Prepared to PDroiafa itil

ucrs in v .,ii '. n. rurcnaaeri.Complete High Grade Fertilizers

MADE TO ORDER.Roiltd Buble Manures,

Pun Raw Bona Meai,SulphaK- and Muriate PotAihi

Niuatt- ol B0M1Ground Coral I. inn- Sum,

Lay sen lalnnd Pbotphninj Lnnd PUatcr( H-- hQunnoi etf., etc.( ilwtyi on htnd

Send 1 SAMPLE ORDKH tad tryoui m.A. F. COOKE,

MiririT iH Pmrln HMralUa PwUIUm Cg.

flipping.

A Mi III

ll, lo ,,...1 11. V v 1',.wM iiiniitii am rnimw . & .

v J I

I

or YOKOHAMA ?.iid HONGKONGS.

S.Steamer- - of the ahove ( oinpanits will call S.Honolulu on their way to the almve p- rlor alirnit the followinc. dates: s.

s.Stmr ( 1 IN A" Sept. IK tSq?

S.Stmr "OCEANIC" "it. it, iSy.tmum ' ( I UNA" Nov. 17. i8q,Stmt "OCEANIC Dm. Is, ig.iStmr "CHINA" Feb. 5. 1K94Stmi "OCEANIC" March 5. 1894

1111 "CHINA" April 16. 18114

For SAN FRANCISCO.

s.Steamers of the al ove Companies will call S.Honolulu on their way lo in Hongkong and

Vokohani.r to the alioe port on or ahout the s.following dan s: S.

Stmr "OCEANIC" Inly 17. 189.1 S.

stmr "CITY Ol RIO DE JANEIRO"July 25. 189.1

Stmi "CITY OF NEW YORK".July 31) l8rjj

Stmr '"GAELIC" Aug. 8, 189.5sum "CITY 01 PEKING"

Aug. 15, 189.1 to

Stmr "OCEANIC" Sept. 25. I8gjStmr "CHINA" Nov. 6, 1893Stmr "OCEANIC" Dec. 4, 1893Stmr "CITY OI PEKING"

! Jan. 2, 1894to

Stmr "OCEANIC" Feb. 12. 1894Stmr "CHINA" March Jf), 1804Simr "GAELIC" May 14. 1S94

RATES OF PASSAGE ARE AS FOLLOWS:

10 voko 10 HONOIt AM A. KliM..$t 50 OO I7S OO

abin, roond trip 4months 22$ eio 2C2

abin. round trip limonths 262 50 316 25

Kuioiie.ni Steerase. . . s; 00 100 on1 Pouengert paying full tare will he

10 i r cent, off retain fere If retainingwithin twelve months.

Mr Kor Freight and Postage apply to

H. HACKFELD & Co.,.1 tf Agents.

C. BREWER & CO.Limited.

Queen St., Honolulu, 11. .

AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Agricultural Co.Onomea Su.ir t lo.

Hononia Sugar Co.Wailak j Sugar Co.

Wathee Sugar 'Jo.Makee Bttgtl Co.

Kaleakala Ranch Co.Kapapala Ranch.

Planters' Line San Francisco Packets,( has. Brewei A Co.'i Line of Itoston Packets,Agents Itoston Hoard of Underwriters,

Agents Philadelphia Hoard of Underwriter.

Lin ot Of icemi

linn. . O. Carttr, PmideOI ami MaOMMGooin II. Robeitton. - TfMuareiE, secretaryCol. W. F. Allen, AuditorHcni. C. R. Biibop,linn. II. WaterbotiMi ! Iiirenorf.s. C. Allan, Ekj., J

HYMAN BROS.Importer! o( anil Wholesale Dealers in

DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES

CLOTHING, NOTIONS AND

FANCY GOODS.

58 Queen St., Honolulu.

1.1 California St. San Ftancisco, Cat

HUSTACE & CO.

"KOLE"All kinds, in any quantity, from a

I ia t; to a ton.

CHAR C O A IProm big to any quantity.

FI RE-WOO- Din 4 lengths. Md mwod 01 ipUti frow

ag to my Qunntiiy AUoi

WHITE A N l BLACK SAND.

No. 414 n Bath Teleliiiiie-- .

5liippii.y.

STEAMSHIP LINE

1

TIME TABLE.

For Vancouver, B.C.,

From Sydney & BrisbaneHonolulu

S. "MIOWEKA" Aug. I. 19.1S. "WARRIMOO" ... Aug. l, 1893S 'M IOW ERA" Oct. 2, l93s. "WARRIMOO" Nov. 1, 1893S. "MIOWERA" Dec. 2, 1893S. "WARRIMOO" Jan. I. 1894

Ami Monthly Thereafter.

For Sydney & BrisbaneFrom Vancouver, B.C.

Arrilt HvHolutuS. "MIOWEKA" Aug. 21, 1893s. "WARRIMOO Sept. 2i, 1893S. "MIOWEKA" Oct. 21, 1893s. "WARRIMOO" Nov. 21, 1893s. "MIOWEKA" Dec. 21, 1803

S. "WARRIMOO" Ian. 21, 1S04

Ati'l Monthly Thereafter.

Passenger and Freight RatesVancouver, K. Cm arc the me a to Sin

Krancifccn, ( tl.

Through Ticketspoints in Canada and the United States

per Canadian Pacific Railway.

l or Ereighl or Passage, apply lo

111IO. H. DAVIE8 & CO.,14 tl General Acenli.

J. T. WATERHOUSE

Queen Street Stores,FULL LINKS OF

FANCY -:- - GOODSof all descriptions.

Fort Street Store,No. 10.

IN ADDITION TO THE LARGEASSORTMENT OF

Dry Fancy GoodsHATE JUST RECEIVED,

India Linen and 1'ersian Lawns.Embroidery, in 9 yard pieces;Roman and Guipure Embroidery,Oriental, Platte and othei Laces, in

white, cream and black;Chiffon I.ae, all colors:15 in. Lat e Net, cream and black;striped and Check Dimity,Wide JspaMM Crape, white and i cilr'dW hite, Cream and Black Surah Silk,White and ( 'ream Silk Crepe,Navy and Cream Serge,Suez ami Tennis Mannel,The Jenness Miller "Equipoise Waist,Prima Donna and P, D. Corsets,Ladies ll.ack Hose.

G. MULLER.Practical Machinist, Gun

and Locksmith.lietlu-- Street, Damon Hloek, eomi store

19 tf

HONOLULU IRON WORKS,

if am Ksv.inkn Mmi lloiLBaaCool SS. Ikon, QmSS, AMP LltAU

AM ISU-,- .

Macbintry .f Kveiy HoMUlpuViii Mads loOrdar. PmUcuIm stteaiioa pai.i to sbiBlsffc smithing. Job nk ninslwl ai shortNotice.

Old Kona CoffeeBali at

J. T. WATERHOUSE'SGUMB Street Stores.

EnftrMtt UticcB.

ATLASAssurance ( mipanv

lot N ll IflOKCapital. 6.000 000

Assets, $ 9,000,000

Having In on Appointed Agent of theIhjw (umnv we arc now ready lo efKtt

Insurance at M loet rates oi premium.11. w. & mttttt I N.

CASTLE & CO 'KEI .1 R A N I I I I

Insurance Ag nis

AOKM s Frik

NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL

Life Insurance CoOK BOSTON.

Fire Insurance,Alliance Assurance Co.

Ol-- LONDON.

;ETKA INSURANCE CO.,OF HARTFORD, CONN.

THE MUTUAL

Life Insurance Co.Of New York.

ASSETS Dec. 31, 1892, $175,084,156.61

s. li. ROSE,General Agent, Hawaiian Islands.

33-- tf

IN I UK- -

German --AmericanINSURANCE CO.,

OF JSTE-- YOFtTCtts $5,879,208 00

Net Surilus 2,255,389 00

When Kates are EauaL-- Gel theBest Skcuri nr.

WILDKK - CO.,Agents.

BISHOP & CO.,Established in 1(53.

BANKERS.Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands,

DRAW EXCHANGE ON

THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO

AMI HIEIK AORNTS IN

New York, Chicago, Boston, Paris

MESSRS. N.M. ROTHCHILD & SONS, LONDON.

FRANK KOKTON Til IN.fbv Union National Hank of I hicaoo.. . ..Tl.. , - r -111-- oniiiieieia! liaiiKlnr: CO. ol Sydney,

London.The Coawserdal PfffWln Co. of Radaa.

Sydney. Tin- Bank ol New Zsaawd, Auikland, and iK hranclus in ChristchaJth,Dunadin and Wellincton.

The Hank of British ColaaiUa. PortluH.Oregon.

"he Afores and Madeira Ulan.U.stoekholm, Swtdi-n- .The ChSltatsd Hank of India, Australia and

t tuna.Hoof kOrlg, Vokohsssa, Japan. AnJ transaet

a General Hanking RllllnfM

Hard Times Mean Close PricesTo House Keepers.

If you are in need of any New or Second-hand FURNITURE, kl'us. STOVES,SEWING MACHINES, Ktc., call at the

I X LFurniture & Commission House,

Corner Niiuanu and King treetn.18 if

C. B. RIPLEY.

ABC1 I I I I X T !Oanca SraacKau block, KexiM 5,

HOMOLOLO, 11. I.

plana, BpscMMSlions, and Bvpatintewisaesgiven f .1 eviry dsstriptlca of Huilding.

Old Huilding., utce..-ful- l) niii..dilhd anJenlarged.

Designs for Interior I teenralions.Ma of Me.lieal Uiawing, Traeing, and

Blueprinting.

rl)iaing foi U,K.k oi NsVSMMt lllus- -ntkw.

Th., Ha vn . Si ah iM

fUSin

H Mf MAW

HA I US

ADVI K I tslNt. K A I h

i - v.

OOVERNMfcNl FINANCE!

Ol the new-- . wWrtl the i it v ni Netork will COItVC) to an Krtncstco

ironi ttu'f Islsnds, thii oAcial statemerit ui ( mvei n.nent finances lor tin

first mx months ol Provisional rule

ought to attract ihl m It attentionsi ai tMt n n in Kecum am i

HUltilTVKM, PeOVI ..'Ml GOVBaNMKRT,Hawaiian -i ihim anoam - 1891.10 Jtiv 17, iUcjj.

Inm "n ham! IsiMSr 17,1893 $iu.Va u 4

Revenue foi i 16 month eiu..'4s .14Bomis yolil in ri'pjci- ailvaiut

from hi' .111 mi 1N1J. is i.''i4 4U$l,(xll. 20

mreni eaptBditarct foi iv ()months in July 171I1, inclmling payment of account! 'It"prior to January 17, 193 $77),'S 99

Kxpendiiup - imoei (ieClKHl 2.authoile,l uililer Loan A

Halani'r on hand 7i,i7t 45

$1,001,318 ao

In pite of all the debts inheritedfrom the thief ridden Monarchy, theProvisional Government ol Hawaii hasa handsome balance in the TraasUT)

and its bonds are selling at a stiff priceIts income is uniformly in excess of itsexpenditure and its taxes are Comingin as usual from Royalists and Annex

ationists alike t'laus Spreckels lead

ing the way.Where now are the jackdaws of the

stump that screamed about impendingfinancial ruin ? What has become ofthose croaking prophets who filled tAmerican papers with predictions ofanarchy to follow the appearance ofthe Tax Collector ? Where are themellow-head- s who burdened the an withempty and simian c halter about anexhausted Treasury ?

THRESHING OLD STRAW

Last night's Bulletin reprints tl" reasons" tven by the Ijte Honolulucorrespondent of the New- York Heraid why Mrs. J. O. Dominis should Ixrestored to the throne which she uni toccupied under the name and title ofLihuokalani K. These "reasons" weplace below

, " That the ureal majority Ol thepeople ol Hawaii, including foreignborn and native born, whites and

natives, dtsire that consummation.''How did Mi. Nordbcff learn this?

The Annexation Club's roll containsthe original signatures of over 6000voters out of a registered voting populatum of 13.593; and the roll of therestorationist league, filled as it iswith the names of women, children

and dead people, does not, so lai ascan be ascertained, equal this numerical exhibit. Surely there is no roomon the Royalist side fur "great majorities;" and when it comes to a com

parison of interests in the country, thefriends aic nowheie En

listed for annexation arewho pay rates on $23,500,000 asagainst Royalist-- , inclusive of Sprei k

els $2,570,000; those estates of divided ownership, $5,100,000; of doubtful tendencies, $1,000,000.

II. " The Constitutional Governtneniwas overthrown in January last, not byrevolutionary tone, but by Americantroops landed by Minister Stevens."

This is a tiresome falsehood, proved

to be such by a document - a power olattorney given by Lihuokalani to PaulNeumann wheiein she said that sluhad yielded her sovereign authority tothe Provisional ioveinnicr.l and bythe text of the protest issued January17th, wherein she ( omplained to theworld of the acts, not of United Statesforces, but ol Sanford B. Dole and his

associates

III. "Tbis intervention by thiAmerican Minister in lavor ol revulu

tion and against the government lowhich he was ai credited hat either tobe assumed by our government or disavowed If disavowed.necessanly our government will be

bound to restore affairs where theystood before the American troops werelanded. "

It is a mallei 01 ret ord that theAmerican Minister had no relations

with the new government until 11 had

gained possession ol the GovernmentBuilding, Paine and Station housewhen Mich relation! became ItgeJpropei and necessary Since 'hen theexisting Hawaiian lUthorit) has bunfully recognised b) the Umud statein the exchange of ministeis , and toaigue, alter thai, that Congress shoulddetlaie wai on the Provisional fjovejo

knowins.lv and with naked intern t

,, , ,1,, N .1 BVMpOSttl t KgL'c-'- i n. as we .id assureil on tl

highlit aiithoi tv. has bee n heswlLit in the m ill r laid down in thi

negotiation of this Government" The Inlands," ssyi Mr Nordh ff

have been always an absolutely pi ace-Iful- i

Wlimlty. History tells a diftcrcnt 4ie I his group na- - uoenfivrrlbl) m upied and ccen cd by bothtlit English .inl tin 1 rem h and illrecent year ha- - -- o n iwu domeim

turns besisWl the lat one thoseol itJN; and

One ( an almo-- i pity the depravedold man h'i liu- - thus prostituted ab kkI u'luiiatiiui tn the bast aw t

Hastaiian tnssff veranMsM

I III- ha- - bc'lotc spoken ul th

ease with whnh criminal proceedingma Iil brought in this i mmtrv by

pefai 'tis whi ' merely wish to give annoyaooa or to force other into disrepute.These aitions, Many of which are tot

libel, are generally absurd and mischievousj .md tho gh the are apt t

end in the ae quitt.il ol the defendantthey have made costs and unpleasantnotoriety. It would be in the line ol

icfoNu lor the Provisional Governmentto pa-- - law- - making 11 impossible U

bring criminal proceedings for pels na

pique or a- - a marc method of coercionor This could be done by thsimple institution of :he grand jury, amost effective device, fully in accordwith American Ideas and praetnc, Mdone which would aid materially here inmaking law synonymous with justice

ti the Bxmmltur't report is ttuethat M. H DeYoung of the CkroiiicLis to be made United States Senator inplace of Mr. Stanford, deceased, allwho have the interests of California atheart should be of good cheer.years the State has had absentees ordawdlers in the Senatorial office; butin Mr. LUY"Ung it would possess aman ol tireless energy, of restless ambition in California's behalf nd idsound business sense (jovernoiMarkham would do the State a set vie eby si ndu g the master spirit f theChronicle and of the California World'sFair exhibit to Washington.

Wt invite the New York Suit tosend to these Islands ail Americacjournalist, who is unprejudiced on thiissue of annexation, who will hear bothsides of the Hawaii m different e andreport up n them with judicial fairness;one whose name is familiar soougHthe pub'ic of the United States tsecure him a hearing on his own Itcount. Such a correspondent woulddo honor to the enterprise ol the Simand would influence public opinion athome and abroad in a most lifsjrsjhtrand impoiiant way.

"m k reciprocity treaty will ac defeated," said Correspondent MordssosTin years gone by to Hon H. A. P.Carter at the latter's house in Washington. "I have killed it already, ' headded, "and there is no use in yourworking at the matter fuither." Kmprociiy won the day, but Nordhoff 'sassurance remained and he now - 1 -he has killed annexation He Is theDon tjuixote ot the hour and sadlyneeds a Sancho Paiui.

Is it pottible that the exile to Austrelis and the i iaiy tenant of anewspaper counting room otthe Holvmiiii ate anxious to dropissues and disc us records?

The Administrations Motives 111 the

Hawaiian business

There is no need of saying bjusjthings about Mr. Cleveland' ireatmenii f Hawaii s reijuesl to come in undcithe flag. The course pursued upto the preteOt time Ik intelligiblienough, if you look behind the recordand consider the Administration'spolicy in the light of some ol tinamplest laws of human nature.

Mr. Cleveland probably had no vci)strong or definite opinion (or or against'lit acauWtsOfl of Hawaii, when th''jucstion thrust itself upon his attentionat the beginning cf his term Hiwind moves slowly from Uidlffeieii' c lointense conviction on any subject, andthe initial untus and the line olprogress are often determined verylargely by accident. '1 ins may be s idwilhoi t disrespect to the President, forIt has bed) true of othci eminent andUs ful slatesme n

Having devoted to the subject olAmeili an e xpansion Title or no thoughpreviously, Mr Cleveland would naturally regard llie Hawaiian 'pjistlonjllirst, when It Was suddenly and sharp ypresented lo him, fio.n the point olview ol personal and po'itu ai advantageHew wou d pioinpt a tlon favorable tothe pi' posed liealy i fleet Ins Adminisnation r

To a oUiesmaii ol Mr ( llfveiand isagai ity and ica' p"" (StiflM 'n

Hart on Deniex tatn ,1ir g 11 ere ly in ihr eMails ammg foranalMta nl the snti rpri I

1 he n tursi, it no' tin , itabklitendency the Piesid' t mind. Itherefoie. w, add lx Walel . .olie V 'ftMay. Without commitl blinselfonthe main question, his line ol scttonlwould he to Heparan tin Ha wallaneg nation- - as lai as p svibfi frosiRepublie an initiatie b .irryinu then. Ifurther along into his own term, andespecialU by persuading the ou,itr I

that the methods and mean adoptedby the preceding aduuiu n 11 weft honoli:,

unwise ot won.' Le-i- liheie weie no doubi that 11m cOStntiyl -

would hall a- - .1 l ion lb annexation otlu'eluck nuasuHawaii, and hoid to StSfH account nny jfctcqiiiw Hitgiadministration reeponsibb lor the nit I , ,. umediable surrendet of a gleat nation ItIwsik Baiidiniopportunity, nothiiig woiinl In UmH ' Ii,Mi. Cloeeuud by going si wy IT . ,uoUc) of delay, investigation, and delibeiate revision of Re puliln aii uie ti oej- -would otninend itsfll to that hums)) Icommon sense which bends that n isheitei to Ik' sure yen ari ngbt IkIoic " ' "you go ahead, thai It is wise lo Laoleven a gift bone in the mouth, andfsfth. As long as iln linal ie suit j pj .,. 1,satislai tor) lo thi people, dae p istpommenl would iervc lo enlaige the WsHdue to the present adi.iinisU. lioi. foiits careful, judicious and dispassionateway ot handling a business badlyjbungled b) Its Republn an piedc BSS4H

II is 'uite ot ( enable, nay, hignhprobable that if the otigitiai IP 4the Island- - to the AwemaUl Con inBlent had reached W ashnigtoii afteiMarc h 4th, and in a sbajM tut fir amany mores ot tin polie y of the pro ding Adininistrati ,1,. tl,. rjMKjrtsMMt)would have been uuickl) iswtwarod.and the affair lung ago Settled. NPresident so properiy solicitous as isMr. Cleveland about hi- - position inhistory, Would have neglected a cliaix.'to distinguish his Administration by ameasure of national sstpsoaioa sure tfigure forever in the ice rd of briliian'a' hievciiK nt- - a ngside I LUCana puiehase, the admis-io- of Texas,and the annexation of Alaska lawsand tariff schedules are made and repealed, administrative poll' e : i.re fo:a time ciily. the glorious w unds ofwai even are healed the 'Xrs disappear; but desirable territory boooiably gained f r thtt fiae' al canwhnc tiie Gru ssnmsssi lasts, stteatiMthe foresight and atri .Usui eyf thePresideul who brought it jo, arcsteadily contributing it- - shait lo thgreatness and pOSperitl ot tl;; UoibS

Unfortunately, weaaf, KtU cing human natuie as it in ttst H ,.nHouse or elsewhere, the ooputtttntty loacquire Hawaii did not c m, in thefirst place lo the Hon. ,r u rland, but as a son ot hga. , ((rfg tl'Republican Administration pcjatvdiflghis own A' W York Sun.

AN ILLINOIS OPINIOf.

Wliat a Macouil Man inn t A tenHawsnan Matter

lAHt max lln people 01 tl.i-P- aitn slope are eager lor ani.i xatlon.

while the greatci majority of tl,. baane e are intensely ignoran' apUD "subject.

The Chicago Herald vj du- oinyeastern poper that I have seen up todate that makes any gicat oVaatiSttlrjtion in the matter, soo 'hat n- ij. lavof annexation. 1 attribute this lack ofannexation sentiment lo the C ' :cvery little has been said a- - to the aovantages ol annexation

Trie two great advantage, s to H anwou:d first, a stable gossereand, c cnd. a fare market foi bet pidue t

The advaiitagi s lo the i.'iiiud fttauwould be ' hea, er sugar, race aixi Alu.rtiopi' al d iducts

As yet nothing deliliiU- - is SSI .an ato the tu'it.y that will be pursued bethe present aduinitrati'm, and consequently the Koyalists have alout amuch Ikx; as the IsMMStOti i 4 1

objee lions heie an o.e Mgdistance Of Hawaii from the Uoitce,States, and some have obj. USOfS to Ousugar bounty whi h ti.) tear alii hat'lo le paid to i(aa:ir. p.amei(tiiatn planter wr ic n,, '!,' i,he believed most ot tin other ujaotnrs,would glad y go u.thoKt Use bWMM 4they could eanly Sec n t stable-- ; .vn.i iic it and a sure and lull market

sugar I he lloyabssa asvopinion that these nun win arenow siding with the 1J: ..visional Coveruiiienl ego be j n uad d Ui j in their' ause if ti ey U-- on ii . ti lha' cJajylabor will be an jrirjinsaitti ill

Tlic onstitutloi, of OH cStates declares that, in the eyes tA Ubrlaw, every man it equal, disregarding color or re hgi n. and, conseque ntiy ,i lie Chinese and f apace se co i ewould be privil.g d V ft ajs awu ard wolk I I lite la c iflpition, undai the G'sferr.n.rrit A t'acim United States undo the Covuirnt of the ae i.

Personauy speaan ., i bM no Tfeelings against the ri lueen,laiiiily or llie Roja.nts, my Optu

that tiei inu-btloli- net, t,yconscientious, and mat tlx lotlet bin,etc., were passed itmply 'o tepssswablthe treasury tA the 'Paradise of the 'Pa' iln '

SuiliU unx it a l ui , 1 Oe. . ve n wouldb inue h o.c U '.ri . i.i,atujn I ! , tf r.txuis.

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fATUIlt Of THE ( .( IAN O.n.cul .M)liffliirnKi.!&. ficmritl Aim. rliocmcnto Ociicr.ilUtPI MS

l"hy Fall tn t'ic-- t Whrn lh Fnur of Watrr No Longer Hoida

Tbrm Tgih'tI hp m w v.lmijmnr unrM now tS

j.h.r.-.- l ! in 1" I "ii 'ii UK j mylitVrrnt mrr Inm itui iinlcd tor

lis tiy the ,.nl I'ml i n lime hairlar.wl !! f ' .. 'i iM imi f I'v- cic; 'anMl (Mpptwd t' He the mnli rjiart ofthe Cue tin nli ,l,.c wainwith hi'U and valley, with rc iil-u-

motir.i.i.us lifting i wird the stirf.K cand r I n tin I sinking to tintathonvililc depths. I'he m ean ll r

in fat It M l. II iMM than ihe land.

Here and there, to Ire -- rc. istsndtin mid o "an are the summits ol enor-

mous mountain, rising, more or lessabruptly, from a netu rally lutl stirOc e,and the sea Iviittf over a narrow, de-

pressed region in the northwesternPanfir reaches its greatest depth. Hutthis is exceptional; in its gerer il rliar-aete- r

the orean hotloin ctifwiltl of vimMat or undulating plains. An extraor-dinary ircumstanre that ha.s bctllnotiretl with interest, and that alwayscreates surprise when first learned, isthe entire ,ibscn e of foreign matter inthe deeper part of the ocean's tloor.

Of all the vessels lest in midocean ;of all the human beings that have beendrowned ; of all the marine animalsthat have perished : of all the lay,sand and gravel let fall by dissolving

icebergs , of all the various substancesdrifted from every shore by shifting

i urrents, not a trace remains ; but in

'.heir plate water from 1,00010.2,500fathoms in depth covers the uniformdeposit of thick, bluish, tenaciousslime. ailed iilobiuerina Ooze. A bit

of this under a powerful lens is a reve-lation of beauty not readily forgotten.The 00e is composed almost entirely

of the daintiest, most delicately beauti-ful shells imaginable.

At depths greater than 2,500 fathomsthe bottom of the sea consists mainlyof produrts arising from exposure, foralmost incalculable periods, to thechemical a tion of sea water, of pumiceand othtr volcanic matters. Thisfinally results in the formation of thered clay deposits that are Consideredcharac teristic of the profoundest depthsof the ocean. Carbonate of lime,which in the form of the shells of

makes up so large a part ofthe globigerina ooze, is hire almostentirely absent.

Sea water is very nearly a universalsolvent, and before any shell, large orsmall, readies the bottom of thesetremtnduous abysms it is chemicallyeaten up, literally dissolved -- a resultwhich the enormous pressure of thewater must materially hasten. At 1000fathoms the weight of the water pressing 0:1 all sides of an object immersedto that depth is very nearly one ton tothe square inch or more than one--hundred times that sustained at thesea level, and at the greatest depthsthe pressure is so increased that itwould seem nothing could withstand it

in fact, heavy metal cylinders letdown with the sounding apparatus aresometimes, on hein drawn Up again tothe surfare, f.und bent and collapsed ;strong' y made glas vessels which thernetal enclosed are shattered into frag-ments.

In the prof .undent abysms of thesea are strange forms of life, that never,save when brought up by the trawl, seethe upper light. The work carried onby means of the United Slates PishCommission vessel, the Albatross, hasestablished the fact that forms of sealife inhabiting upper waters may des-en-

to about 1,200 feet from the sur-face, but that below this, to a depth of300 or 360 fathoms, a barren .one in-tervenes where marine life seems ab-sent. Hut still deeper, strange to say,has been diseovered an abundant andvaried fauni, new to science, living un-der conditions of tremendous pressure,and paucity of thr; ele-ment ofoxygen, that induced an eminent zoologist to say quite recently" What we know of the greatest oceandepths forbid n to expei t to find the 11inhabited by living organi-uns.- Here,indeed, survive forms of life the like ofwhich no inhabitant of the upper world,not even the sun himselt, has lookeduoon bffme the dredges of the Chal-lenger, tne Albatross, the Hake, and

imilarly equipped vessels dragged upmarine reatun s from congenial coldand dark.

It might reasonably be supposed th tthese denizens of great sea depthswould be built mora firmly and stronglythan surface animals to resist the pressure of the element in which they live,but it is just the oiitrary. The mostuniversal characteristic of these ir. ;itures is the looseness and flabbiness oftexture they exhibit. Indeed, theyseem to need the excessive pressure ofthe water about tnem to keep theirparts together, lor when llity arebrought to the surface they are readyto fall to pieces. It is a problem, sostrangely arc some of them formed,how they can move from place to plan ;were lh y not entirely below the dis-

turbing dement of wave action theywould, to all appearanc-.-- , be helpless.

Inhabiting these abysmal spaces, ahcompletely ut off from communicationwith the upper waters an we are fromthe inhabitants ol'other planets, we inonly vaguely spe ulate on their habitsand MM their manners of life fromtheir somewhat remote analogies to ihesurface spe ies nearest akin to them.Plant life is entirely absent from theitplate of Ihods, and although theydoubtless prey upon each other, s me,

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23 Nuuanu, Honolulu, H. I.

High

TAHITILemonade Works

MAN. IFACT1 IRERS OK

Class Beverages

Lemonade, Soda Water,

Ginger Ale, Hop Ale,

Sarsaparilla,

Plain Soda

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Iron Water,

Seltzer Water,

Etc., Etc., Etc.

A Trial Order Solicited

BENSON, SMITH & CO.,AGENTS

HENRY DAVIS & Co.,52 Fort Street, Honolulu, H.

GROCERS AND PROVISION DEALERS !

Purveyors to the United States Navy and Provisioned of War Vessels.

FAMILY GROCERIES, TABLE LUXURIES. ICE HOUSE DELICACIES.

Coffee Roasters and Tea Dealers.

Island Produce a SpecialtyFRESH BUTTER am. EGGS.

We are Agents and First Handlers of Maui Potatoes,

ANIi SELL AT LOWEST MARKET

o. Box 505.

ATES.

Both Telephones Number

H. S. TREGLOAN & SON,

Merchant Tailors !OFFER TO

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UK GENERAL PUB1 C I El K I.AKCEAND COMPLETE STOCK OF

Foreign Woolens for Spring & Summer

AT 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH,

Business Suits Hed need to Twenty-tw- o Dollars and 50 Cents

Business Pants Reduced to Six Dollars And ." Cents.

Corner Fort Hotel Sts.

The Hawaiian News Co.L'dSTATIONERS,

News and Music Dealers,25 m i-

-, MERCHANT STREET, KEEP ON HAND

A Sui'ttriui Aahortment tt Goods blank Book, Mil kin.'; Memm anduni Books in put

PIANOS, GUITARS, MANDOLINS,

shm Music Subscription! Received lor sny Ptriodicsl PubUshm

AGENTS FOR

variety

5E KLinkners Red Rubber Stamp and Yost Type Writer.

Wholesale Grocers,

HONOLLIt,

A FULL LINE

GROCERIES

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Always On Hand.

FRESH GOODS

'or Every Steamer and Sail.

SFECI-A-LTIESl- !

Cheese, l.ard, Hams, llutter,Codfish, Milk, Onions,

Crackers, Potatoes, Salmon,

Macaroni, ( lorn Meal,

Pickled Skipjack, Alvicore,

Herrings,

Hour, Grain and Beans,

AND At L Kinds of

Leather and Nails for

M, W. McCHESNH & SONS,

Honolulu Soap Works Co

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AGENTS KOR

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Pel- - Vvuitralia.

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Oyster Cocktails a Specialty,

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HARDWARE, Builders and General.alway s up to the tunes in pulity , styles and Bfiou.

Plantations Supplies,a full assortment to suit the various demands.

Steel Plows,made exptessl) for Islam' votk with extra parts.

CANE KNIVES.

Agricultural Implements,1 ics, shovels, etc,, etc

Carpenters', Blacksmiths'and Machinists' Tools,

Screw Plates, Taps and Dies, Twist Drills,Paints and Oils, Brushes, Glass,

Asbestos Hair Felt and Felt Mixture.Blakes' Steam Pumps,

Weston's Centrifugals.

SEWING MACHINES.Wilcox & Gibbs, and Remington.

Lubricating Oils, w ,,uM"y X1rGeneral Merchandise,

t is not possible to list everything we have: if there is anythingyou want, come anil ask for it, you will be politely treated.

No trouble to show i;oods.

For the Volcano !

Nature's Grandest Wonder.

Thr Popular and Scenic Route

Wilder's Steamship Company's

Ai STEAMER K1NAU,Fitted with Electric

IS BY THE

zht, Electric Bells, Courteous and Attentive Service

ATI-c- V HILO:

Laundry Soap TilB Kra Leaves Every 10 Days

PRICE

TALLOW!

Saloon

Beer,

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CULTIVATORS'

Mattocks,

TUESDAYS and KK I DAYS,

Arriving at Hilo Thursday and Sunday Mornings

From Hilo to the Volcano 30 Miles,

Passengers arc Conveyed in Carriages,

TWENTY-T- W 0 MILES,

Over a Splendid Macadamized Road, running most of ilu-u- athrough a Dense rtopical Forest a ride alone worth the

trip. The balance ol the road on horseback.

ABSENT FROM HONOLULU 7 DAYS!

I TICKET Sv Si- -Including All Expenses,

For the Round Trip, : : Fifly Dollars.

Further Information, Call ai thi OfricsCorner Fort and Queen Streets.

irnrr.tl AbMltfMMRteX

We are Still Importing

Goods.

Among other thing! tin- -

hark ( i. '.Vil f) hrotiihlus the IbMcm in:

Hubbuck s Genuine1 and No. ;i White Land, In 25,50 or loo lh. iron keg

Hubbuck s White ZinctRed Lend, pole boiled AndOil. Stockholm and CmI Tar.in harri'ls or drums. CastileSoap, Shot, BB to No. 10,Punched Horse. Shot's. SalSoda, gftlv'd Anchors, HrushDoor Mats, flexible steel andironWire Rope, Seine Twine,Harris Ilarm-s- Liquid, Da& Martin blacking, galvanizedBuckets ami Tubs, C hain, blk.and galv'd J4 to 5; galv'dSheet Iron, Xo. 16 to 2(5;Tinned Wire, Copper W ire.No. 10 to 20, black and galv'dFence Wire, Nos 4, 5 and ('..blue Mottled Soap, Anvils,70 to 2)0 lbs.: Blacksmith'sVises, all sizes; a large assmt.of Bar Iron, kegs Dr Venttian Red, Yellow Ochre, ParisYellow, Burnt Umbre, Ult.Blue, Paris Green, MetalicPaint, etc.

Also, received ex Australia,2600 asst'd Elect. Lamps,Hose, Butcher Knives, Carv-ers, Carriage (doss Paint. Sulphur Bellows, Scissors. Shoe.Paint and Varnish Brushes;Buckles, Picture Cord, Furni-ture Xails, Tape Measures,t ' i n it ijennmgs mis, aie raaiocKS,Oilers, galv'd Swivels. WhiteShellac, Gold Leaf, LeatherWashers, and at last our fineissmt. of Wostenholm PocketKnives and Razors has gotie re.

We were almost out ol those.tine swing Kazor strops, buthave a new lot this steamer.We have a fnll lin of Elec-trical Goods, and can wirehouses for Electric Lights onshort notice. Now is the timeto leave your order for wiring,is in a few months the currentfor lights can be furnished anelthen everyone will want lightsat once, and those whose houses are wired will ol course getlights first.

E. 0. HALL & SON.

Limited.

Cok. Fort & Kim Sts

C. R. COLLINS,

Practical Harness Maker

Saddler and C'arriageTrimmer.

Repairs in the aUtve lranctie, .1 ',cialt)'.

tn' CluuH Modcnte.I'ersonal tttaatiOM giVM to all wurk.

42 Kiflfl St., Next t. Munay's fgfrilB hoi.Qtf

A FEW OF OUR SPECIALTIES.

COMPl.KlK. AtSOKIMKN1 OK

"SUPERIOR"

Stoves and Ranges"EUREKA" RANGES,

"CUPPER" CABOOSES,LAUNDRY BTOVE8,

FRENCH RANGESset in brick.

AGATE WARE,wi, TIN WARE,

COLUMBUS' WROUGHT BTBELsinks, Galvaniwd ami WhiteKnanu'lcd,

RUBBER HOS1CAL. LAWN SPRINKLERS.

Sheet Mi t.ll Coodl in Till, CODMf Of Of),vanie.l lton on hati'l o, niade to miler.

l ull line of Sanitaiy C.u.k1s, Itaili Tul.t,I aval. .rie, WMm Clotiu, Hp Ud Kittin(;.

Wt ate tiuii'ie.l fu, Murk .ill kimU inthe Sheet Metal an.l Ptuatbtng Trade, .vn.l cjnguarantee :tfh uoikni.nln; ami hotcIass materials in (hce line.

We .licit y.iur patrunage.

J. Emmcluth L Co.No 0 NwuaH it., tad 104 MwchvM r.

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tllii I M 'l nil III- - it Abbi i ii'Tiuiiii' ''mull Wiuuti iiitinh Cwnn.il Abbrrlimtrfttt. .fin Moi rtietnnri

THUS, (i. THRUMS New Furniture Store, THFUP TOWN THE ROBINSON BLOCK.

I sw her homr fi'vm tinging m bool ih ctr.i I

A MMMMl K.jrr lim I,. .I ncvct heard:

She m MpMM in tha choir, in I i iltmnls,Anl when e nnssoMd tmi voice nllci thai

holyTnt tenor nl the al'o nrr had the dighttrt

chanceKr Marjr's upper rtgistei mad every !. trl

vtrinn danceAnd. at for me. I shall n bMSJI and yc I'd

have vu knowI tang a very likely lav hen I was Mare'a

beau.

On Kriday ijghta I'd drop an unit 10 inak- invweekly call.

And though I came lo visit her. I'd Innsee 'em all'

With Mary's mother Mtiinc, hen and M.irv -father there,

The conversation never faggvd to lar - I'maware;

Sometimes I'd bold hei Mrorsted. lomcrtlfllCflwe'd play at panics;

Sometimes dissect the apples win li we'dnamed each Othef ' name.-Oh- .how I loathed the shrill toned tl.rck thattold me when to no'

'Twas ten o'clock at Mlf-pu- l eight when Iwas Mary bean

Now there Wts Luther liakci, because he'dcome ol SOS

And thought himseit some pumpkin- - becsusche ilrove die stage;

He fancied he coidd cut me out; but Marywi- - my friend.

Elscwise I'm tne thl issue had ha'! a tragiccno

For Luther Baker was a man I ne ver couldabide;

And when it came to Maty, eithel he M Ihad died!

I merely cite this instance Incidentally to ihowThat I was quite in earnest when I was Mary

lcau!

How often now those lights, those pleaaanlsights recur again

The little tevwi that wa- - all the world 1 knewof then.

The meeting house upon the hill, the- iaernjust beyoml,

Ok) Deacon Packard'- - general t"ie, thi tanmill by the pond.

The village elms I vainly sought to conquer inmy quest

Of that surpassing trophy, the goh'en oriole'snest:

And, best of all those visions that come harkfiom loan ago.

The pretty fare that thiille.l my soul whenwas Mary's beau!

Hush, gentle wife, there is no need a pangshould vex your Heart:

'Tis many years since fate ordained that sheand I should part ;

To each a true, maturer love came in goodtime, and yet

It brought not with it- - noble grace the powerto lorget ;

And would you fain begrudge me now thesentimental t

coaies with recollection- - of my sparking!w hen a boy?

I warrant me that, weie your heart put to therack, 'twould show

That it had predilection- - when i was Mary'abeau

And, Mary, should these line- - of mine seekeut your hiding place.

God grant they bring the old weet smile backto your pretty face!

God grant they bring you thoughts of me, notas I am todayf

With faltering step anil dimming eyes and as-pect grimly gray:

ltut thoughts that picture me - fair and full oflife and glee

As we were in the olden time as you hallalways be!

Think of me ever, Mary, a the boy you usetlt know-Whe-

time was fleet and life was sweet, anil Iwas Mary'- - beau.

Dear Hills of old New England, look townwith tender eyes

Upon one litlle. lonely grave that in yourbofom lies ;

Kor in that cradle sleeps a child who wa- - ofair lo see

God yearned to have unto Himself the joyshe brought to me;

And bid your winds sing soft and low the songof other days,

When, hand in hand and heart to heart, wewent our pleasant way-- .

Ah me! but could I ing again that ong oflong ago,

Instead of this poor idle song of being Mary'sbeau

Kl'tiENK KlEl.ti.

REDUCED TO A SCIENCE.

How to Feed Twenty-fiv- e ThousandPeople Easily.

At a recent reception given by thePrince of Wales at the Imperial Insiilute, London, at whit h about 25,000guests were assembled between 10 p, M.

and 2 a. M,, the following arrange-ments were made to satisly the butlgeiand thirst ol" the guests : In one olthe corridors was erti ted .1 bullet 900feet long more than the sixth of amile and this M ai bufTelwas attended by four hundred ( harm-ing waiti esses ,11 black dresses withwhite caps, collgfl and cuffs, while forty

other girls who were espei uily detailedto serve tea at the two end tectioniwere dressed in grey with white Frenchcaps and aprons. The estimate w.isthat at this huge buffet a thousandpersons per minute could be "ltd. Itpresented a most brilliant appearancewith the immense length ol .liuinuucandelabra, epcrgtus, tea and coffeeurns, c hina, glass and plate, all glittering under the vivid e!e tiu lijjltl: whilevast piles of every kind of the besl tefrtgbments !were offered in temptingvariety, and arranged with aitistn tgstt,

It is really worlh while lo note a lewof the details of this unexampled provision. I 'lus .5i000 cups and -- atoc-is,35,000 plates, and 40,000 aliases wereprovided; 50,000 assorted sandwicheswere supplied, 30 tons of the besl ic400 gallons ol cam, 100 gallons olehamp.igne,and claret. 7000 syphons"of soda walc-r- of whit h, loo, 600 dozenwere used in making c larei-cti- andchampagne up. Of fruit and COnfcCtionety (here seeintd no end. Up tothe la-- t there was no shortcoming

(Concluded 011 Sixth l'nge.)

I

,V L.i.i Hotel Street, between Fort and Nuuanu !Sts.

Ifl imw KMttl Nil bwlMMi anil ha- in stock the hnrvi assortment ofI OG Fort P. ot

m,''-- ; Unen and tthif litier and note papersn fowl t lablel form, widi or without

.. Island VIcO Lttlel paper and ViewSot, Papeteriesi nrmpondeiKe, Menu. Hallind isiung Caitli, etc , et, .. replenishing theHUM from time to time and adding noieliic--

tl y appear

Booksmok, In the various sizes and bindings TimeBooks, Log Books, Agent- -' anil Notaries'kecolrds, Receipts, Note and other lorm book-- ,Memo, and l'a BnoVs, the variety ol Miccl-laneoni Work-- , roachan and other Bibles,Children's hooks, Linen and other Toy Hooks,

Special Import Orders forBooks, Music, etc.,

made up Monthly.News Hie News Department has care

ltd attention for prompt forwaidauce ol allperiodicals, Supacriplloni entered at any timeand periodical- - not regularly received will beordered as tlesired.

All Subscriptions Payablein Advance.

A large stock of Seaside and other llbrariasonhand, and new Novels received by every mail.Artists' Drawing Materials, and a lull supplyol Win-o- r A Newton's oil colors, blushes.canvas, streti he rs, etc, kepi on hand or pro- -eured on short notice.

Albums kinds, WorkPoses and basket-- . Toilet and Manicure sets,vases, ard Receivers, Leather Goods, Parlorgames and roys in variety, Dolls and Dollsundries.

Base Balls, Bats, Masksand Gloves

For all aspiring enthuslasti in the piofeasiontill grades.Binding l'l Hook Binding and I'apei

kuling Department till fills all orders entrust-ed to it in the manufacture of special work,reblnding, plain ami intricate ruling, mapmounting, paper cutting and blocking, etc.Music bound with care,

Printing Printing orders ,,t .'11 kind-- ,executed in Inst class manner.

In all uV above lines in which T. tl. T. hasbeen for over twenty years identified in thiscity, heinvites correspondence, and guaranteesprompt and careful attention to all orders en-trusted to him.

In making up an order, set- that It inclmlesalUDfCription f"r yourielf and for one or morerelatives r friends abroad to mThb Kkiknh"tin oldeal paper published in the Pacific, Rev.s. E Bishops published monthly, :it$2 per annum, devoted to the religious andeducational interests ot these islands, as alsoa recorder of political and other current events.Sample copies mailed to any address. Alimited number of advertisements inserted at

rate-- .

The Hawaiian Annual init- - Nineteenui year, and acknowledged notonly as the best authority on all Informationpertaining to the islnmh that resident- - shouldknow and tranyers invariably hut theonly reference hook of I law aiian statisticsand annual recorder of current and reminis-cent event-- . There are home.-- probably inthis land in which it - unknown, except byname, and there are nnmerous friends abroadto whom this publication would afford untoldsatisfaction for the fund of reliable informationit imparl- - in it- - one hundred ami fifty or morepaes, with nothing of the "i iuide Hook" gushabout it. Price per copy to any address inthese islands, 75 cent-- ; or mailed to anyaddress in'the Postal Union for S5 cents each.

CHAS. F PETERSON

Typewriter, Conveyancer andNotary Public.

Office over Bishop's linnk.

The Central Market.Always have on hand choice lieef, Mutton,Veal ami Poultry. We make Sausages "apeeialty. ( live us a trial and be convinced

We have the best. Our Corned Heef is ofthe very best.

WESTIikooK a GARES,Proprifttoris

liotli Telephones 104. 98-l-

California Feed Co.T. J. Kino and J. N. WaioHT.

Have nst received tin- Larg-est Stock of HAY and GRAINever imported by any firm inHonolulu, by any one vessel,t his stock was personally se-lected by our Manager T. J.King during his recent trip totin1 coast, antl is lirst class ineVen particular. We guaran-tee satisfaction in quality andprice.

( iive us a Trial.

KING & WRIGHT.ralephOOM 121 Hiompt Delivery

18 tl

FOR SALECoffee Seed

Eroiii Cultivated Tlttcs, ajul pul through thepropel pfocesi "f ivepatatlon, vi

Picked uluii iuii ripe, put thrpugh fatleater lest ir unsound Lcrnc., hand-pulps- dami dried in the sbads in cuantilies la suit.

pSvery Bassl guaranteed to produce a stronghealthy Tree, with uropei managtrnanti

Apply tol ic'c-'1-- ami particulars tiK. Kt KOI I,

5j tl foboiki, Puoa, II mail.

HAWAIIAN

STAR.

The Star now has the larg-

est circulation of any evening

paper, ami is gaining ground

daily.

In its new lorm, the paper

will print as much reading

matter as any other Hawaiian

journal, and will report the

ne ws ol' it-- , entire parish with

freshness antl accuracy.

Editorially the Star is an

outspoken and consistent ad-

vocate ol annexation tp the

United States.

The paper will be delivered

at any horse in Honolulu for

50 cents per month.

THE

HAWAIIAN

STAR.

ANTIQUE OAK BED ROOM SETS,CHIFFONIERS, SIDEBOARDS,

EXTENSION TABLES, Etc.ALSO line assortment of

Reed and Rattan Furniture.

UPHOLSTERY.Fifll Spring, Hair, Wi.nl, Mo-- - .uul Si raw Marni-sr-- ; I.ivc i twr ami Silk I loa-

fer Pfllom. Special Attention ealled to our latest style of WIRT MATTKI SSESithi West and eheflpCftt ever btOQUhl to this country. Kine LottMC anil Sofa

Hedt, at Sin PranciaeQ prices Complete MHnftMcnl of Baityt'arriaL's. Criht( Crailh and High i hairs.

J i Cornice Poles in Wood or Brass Trimmings. , iWe make a specialty of Laying Matting and Interioi deOOtttlllg.

Furniture and Mattrestei Repaired by hnst-- l.i-- - Workmen,Cnl Inet Making in all its Branch eii

A trial la solicited,ORDWAY & PORTER,

11 if BELL, TELE!

NEW GOODS !Pacific Hardware Company, L'd.

408 and 404 Port Htreet.Have ju- -' openct invoices of New Ooods, among which they call attention to the follow-

ing articles :

Bradley St llubbatd'a I, AMI' GOODS, which were introduced by lliem years ayoj andare till, with the constant improvements being made, the favorite in the market, comprisingChandeliers, Pianos, Binquat, Library and Stand Lamps,

CARRIAGE WHIPS, Don Collars, "Revere" GARDEN HOSE, with California,O'Shea and Perfection LAWN SPRINKLERS, "Acme" HOSE REEL saves half the lifeof the hose.

LUBRICATING OILS ol the best qutllty.

insecticide: wash,In 5 (iallun Tins, Spr.ny Pumps to arrive.

H. E. McINTYRE & BRO.,IMPORTERS AND

Groceries, Provisions and FeedEAST CORNER FORT AND MNG STREETS.

New (i'jmls received by every Paiket from the Eastern States and Europe.Kresh California I'roduce by eveiy sleanier. All orders faithfully attended to, andGoods dtlivered to any jarl of the city free of charge-Islan-

Ordtfl solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed.

i'ust Office box X. us-

JOHN

1 vie 1

ek,' I 645.

IN

No. 92

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2L: ''"Tl" nmmUt I Vi Tf fc

Gray ANDSOU. ANDHOSE AND BATH

O. S. AND

ZINC AND PIPE AND PIPE

95

ENTERPRISE

'rV4

Hotel Street.

ION ES MUTUAL

DEALERS

Telcphttne

NOTT.

97 KING STREET.

PLANING MILL.Proprietor.

VJIssir

Wrought Steel Ranges, Chilled IronCooking Stoves.

HOUSEKEEPING GOODS:AGATE WARE (White, and Nickle-pUted- ), PUMPS, WATER

PIPES, WATER CLOSETS URINALS, RUBBERLAWN SPRINKLERS, TUBS AND STEEL

SINKS, GUTTERS LEADERS, SHEET IRON, COP-PER, LEAD, LEA FITTINGS.

Plumbing, Tin, Copper and SheetIron Work.

DIMOND BLOCK:

PETER HIGH,

Lowest

c IF K OK A N 1 Ml I.I.,

On Alakea and Richards near Queen Street, Honolulu, H.I.

MOULDINGS,

Doors, Sash, Blinds, Screens, Frames, Etc,

'renNKD WORK.

t Prompt attentit n lo ail ordeffcI Kl.Kl'UoN tOtil

Mjtuai 55. t p' Bell 4y8.

PRESSPublishing

Company:LIMITED

109BETHEL STREET 0PP08ITE

POST OFFICE. TELEPHONE237 "BELL" "MUTUAL" Mft.

PRINTERSEng Bros

EVERY DESCRIPTION OK JOB,BOOK AND COMMERCIAL

PRINTING, PAPER - RULING

AND HOOK BINDING.

Lowest CASH Prices!

The Palace Ice Cream Parlors,Hoi 1:1 s i m i i , Honolulu,

Ice Cream, Sherbets,Ice Cream SodaJ

A Choice Assortmeril of

French & Plain Mixed Candies

CorTee, Tea or Chocolate with Sandwiches,Served at all hours.

65 i) Mks. ATWOODi Proprietress.

BEAVER SALOON.

Fort Street, - opposite Wilder & Co.'s

H. J. nolle, Proprietor,First-clas- s Lunches Served with Tea, Coffee,

Soda Water, Ginger Ale or M'lk.

f Smokers Requisites a Specialty. ttOpen from 3 a.m. till 10 p.m.

Club Stables Co.S. V. GRAHAM, Manaou,

Livery, Feed and Sale Stables.

Port Street, Between HotelAND Beretania.

BOTH Ti;LLi'iioNt:s No. 477.

g&' Connected with Hack StandCorner King and Bethel Sts.

BOTH TELEPHONES No 113.

SEWING MACHINESCdlt in ami examine the

NEW BUTTONHOLE MACHINE

And our new slock of

Fine Singer Sewing Machines.

B. BERGEN SEN.General Ac;ent.

Bethel Sireet, Honolulu, U.mion Block.

Rttpairinu I 'one.

W. AHANA..MKl; 1IANT TA1LOK,

No. 50 Merchant Stieel, Honolulu.

Kine M)tl IfOW $14 up- l inen and l iepesuits, 90. 50 up.

ALL SUM'S Cl'AkANTEEl) TO111 AN li IN HIE I. ATI. SI

STYLE

ClOTWM I'l l AM U Ml kl l'AlKl li.44 i'f

And we propose to staj there!

We don t keep FischerRanges, Hendry Break-ers, wind mills or things ofthat sort, you know. Hutwhen you talk Pictures,Picture Framing, Artists'materials. Window cor-nio- rs,

1 lat racks, Laselsor any thing else in ourline, you will find us ontop spinning along withthe times.

If you have a photoof a deceased friend orrelative that you wouldlike to have enlarged, tryone of our $10 portraitswhich we guarantee tosuit or ask no pay.

HOTEL S REE

Hawaiian Wine Co.PRANK BROWN, Manaoer,

28 and 30 Merchant Sireet, Honolulu, II. I.

70 'y

M. H. LOHEIDE,Sign & Ornamental Painter

BELL TELEPHONE r57

KJ? Ali Orders Promptly Attended to62lf

Native Fans and IslandCurios,

IN CiKKAl VARIKIV AT THE

"Elite" Ice Cream Parlors

Aim at the DrakeAnd you are bound lo hit sons of theducks. This is precisely the saute with

Wampole'sTastelessPreparation

OF

Cod Liver Oil.

It aims to cure Consumption,Hits the Mark, too, and itmost enectually breaks upColdsCoughs, Hoarseness and 11Throat and Lung troubles thatcause this disease.

It is natural logic to concludethat ff Wampole's Preparationok Con Ljver Oil hs powerto prevent Consumption, it sure-ly is able to cure these lesseremergencies.

This vigor-makin- fat pro-ducing preparation is Absolute-ly Tasteless, in so far as CodLiver Oil is concerned. Allyou notice is a delightful tlavorol Wild Cherry and Anise.

but the purest NorwegianCod Liver Oil is there all thesame. It is a great, blood r.

Best of all it is a natural food that in its stomachiceffects, actually assists its ownassimilation.

In Pulmonary or Bronchialtroubles it is unequalled, Noone doubts the value of CodLiver Oil, Inn not every one isable to take it.

WAWIPOLES PREPARATION

remo en the nauseous objectionanil actually makes Cod Liver( HI palatable,

KEPT 'N Slot K AMi SOLI) HV

HOLLISTER & Co.Druggists.

Qg POKl SlKl.SI, llcN01.Ui.l'.

V

mi. hinksk nonnr;n

HOW AN OPIUM si Ki II WASCONDUCTED

A Prfttjr Chmnvvoman 1 i IK What thrPolice and Thru Informers Did

in Her Room

Tin ase of the Rovtoi nnl ( . veltl 11.

ment vs. Chang Mun, Wong Chon andJ. L, Xavier, Cm midicry. i mm upyesterday nllorno, n in the liistiutCourt, ('. V slil nl appearing tot (the prosit tin n aiul t CeetftltOfl lthe defense. It appearing that thereal name ol the person arrested

Chong is Ah Dick, anil thai heis not the Hong Chong mentioned in i

the CMnplaint, ll cast IgaiMt himwas dismissed. The principal witnessin this case is Wr'ong Shee. 1 prett) ieighteen (real old Cuincai Mrocaan withpink cheeks, K ng RngM nail-- . plasteredhaii and other attributes ol Chinesefeminine beauty

('hung Kwai, the -- witiios tias follows I am a fireman on

a tug and live near China engine house.On the evening I J Illy 17th 1

the tug and lett the ho,, sc in h.ire ofmy wife. Hud $120 in the house.Saw it list on the Sin day previous. OnTuesday, the 181I1, my wife toid me the

money was gone She had put 11 inI trunk in my bedroom On 'i IMexamination the witness said: Mywife fit si told ine of the loss at u m

on Tuesdjy. I had not been bo mesince Sunday evening. I wo familieslive in the house, three women, oneboy and two men. The trunk wherethe money was had no jcvveliy in itwhen I last .i,i it. 1'lure were lourtrunks 111 all two at the head of thebed and two under the bed. Theywere all then on Sunday ii good con-dition and all had good locks on tin inAt 9 a. m. on Tuesday found one of

them in the fitting room. It waslocked, bui the ha ip had been br kenoff. That was .1 Hawaiian woodentrunk. It was a Chinese leather trunkthat I found broken open It WU notthe one 1 had my money in. Tin- im kof the trunk that had the none) nwas all right, but the contents weic mconfusion. The money was in ihewooden tiunk when 1 sjw it last

Wong Shee, sworn 1 am the ;l

of the last witness. On the evening ofluly 171I1 I wis sewing in tin- room

next to mine. Leung ibee, a ( him s'wjtnan, and anothei woman wire tin. re.Wong ( how came in the yard andwanted to see my husband. He otteredme $1 for opium. I told him are liadnone, ami oldered him out. 1 had Idhim in by a locked git'- - when I heardhim call.

Then Wong Chow stalled out ami aboy went to let him out, Lcong BbMsaid he was a bail fellow and told tin.boy to let him out as soon as pot IbisThe gale wjs locked after him. AboutCue minutes after Woni ( 'how (''imbedover the fence into the yard wUh Hoc,Chong and three while men. Hon;,Chonu was not heie ivier was jlsowith them. Chong Mun remaineioutside. Ine six men who ( .one inwent to my bedroom. I went thei.also and they ordered me to open mytrunks. ong (Jhow ordered me inChinese to do it and threatenedshoot me if I did not, and laid myplace' was stored with opium. Kleinineand Cordcs were two the white menSoon afterwards the white men wentinto the room where I had been sewing. Then X ivier, Wong Chow andHong Chong searched my 10 mi againthey left once and then came Mlagain. They wanted to search a trunkunder the bed which liny had notsearched bef re. Wong (.'how pushedme out of the room. 1 called LeonShee to see how my n un'.-- ) were bi- kuiWong Chow broke the trunks with 1chisel. He afterwards prevented imfrom going in by standing Bi rod tindoor with ' is arms spread out. Thetrunk was m good order before it waspulled out liom under the bed. 1could see th.it it had been opened andXavier and Wong ( how were searchingin it. I found that a pair of braceletwere missing, 1 saw w mig (.h wtake them from my leather trimand put them in a small momsack which he got from my husbandwooden trunk that he hid oldered meto open lot him. I did not open itwillingly Wong Chow had I PMand pointed it at me, which made unafraid. He said: "Don't lV Word II'll shoot you." In the lack that WongChow took from my husband s tninlwas $1 20 that my lr.1sb.1nd had hruuglhome on Triday $70 in silver and therest in $ o gold titei i s. I had seenlast on Sundiy. Tiny searched thlwooden trunk lirst I did t) lockagain. I saw Wong ChoW lake tinmoney from the Hunk after 1 waspushed out. I saw 11 through thdoor. After he put the biaieletsthe sack he stalled to run II, amHong Chong, too Vivicr remaimi'The white officen cams In again 1001Iruni the Oettt loom 1vu1 putlittle opium under the bed Nuliodvbut Leona shee and mm w hal di fendants did. The white officer! I mudparcel of Insee QpilllD under UemnSlice's bed, wheie Vivid had pul ItThe officers showed n waiianl.

Cross examined Am eighteen ye.11old: been mauled thlee Jls I dlnot see x ivier put the opium mmthe bed. Wong (how dnl nol pointany pistol at me until aitci th wlniollii crs had gone lillo the olhei loomI showed A. M Brown the Hunk thaiwere broken the nest day, the hingf

Ki maini d in m nwi roomthe linn 1 nl nol i int notiv

k mi with K imi i tiii ( irdi I

not ncki a "ii plaint to tic "th' era aitin lime hei ane I was tngiAfter Wong Chow had gone tinsearched my bed a v n end liim Phi

lii. found no opium in my roomfirst turn t' i si arched hd n it

tell llrown in Kiiglith thai the mink 1h 'Wtd mm 111 the sitting 10 was m

the same lilai ( 11 vva- - tin iilglu Im I. titun Mn c. Worn I am w it Ol ah

hum Kum Quon, live 111 s um Matsas Usi witness. Wong ( how rami I"Im, opium oh evening ol July 17th.She told lum she did nut mil opiumMy son let him out at Mm talc and .,1locked it. Five minute altei Kit mine,

'i ili and another I'ftitti and thetbIM di Itiiiiaiits juinprd into I lit yard,and went into the loom ol the lastWiWeaa. ivict told nu- they were

tunned opium s sp.red there Iwent be k In my 100m and the three

lluvi llowtd. I spoke to kleinine111 Knglish, and lie said he b id a watfsMMin his pocket he did not show it tome and did BOt search. The) stoppedabout fifteen minutes talking to imThen Xavier look the ottltci s to the

Other loom I heard Wong Sine cryout thai WoOg (Jhow had robbed heiol inoiu 5 I went then. (wlNld WossgChow had run awav Saw kit nuncput a package t Insee in his p cktLei lig Slice Was oulsidc the dool elthe room.

Prnai sttnutcA The oificerc wenin tVoOg Hhec'l room when the tnsiseaich w.. made .Xavier CMC l" mroom and called the ittueis alteiWone Sim ailed out that she had

Xaviei put bc opium undci the bedcould IK t see into Wen. J. MM I

00m. A iVIi r lilt Wltli tin' UM elsAt this point the case was ("iitinued

ntil 10 A. M. this moMtng. I he fol- -wmg an to day's proceedingsLcong Shee, sworn Live at the

line nouse. ."saw v ng Lliow anuXaviet tin re on 17th of July 1 he

ame IwiCr. I saw them only the seiond lime. Klemme and ( ' rdes were

lib tbaVb. Ihe climbed over lh(nee and toA a lamp from WegM

Chee's sitting room and went into herdroum. 'The otfu . rs remaim d there

bout five minutes, then tin y went intoKuip Ouon's ro nn. Heard W .ngShee cry out that Wong Chow had

lied a trunk from undei the bed andwas searching It. Went to the roomand found the trunks broken open,

e clothing from the trunks wasaltered abm l Hong Chong pre

rented me u m going in. H.aii;Wong .Shu cry out that HmM

hong had robbed her My child Wastying so I went away. W ncn J ram.

k I un I ong ( now .jiiniiii outwith a bag of money in Ins hand. I

ard the j nghng noise ot d ulais a hean Both he and Mong -- nong ian

away, but Xavier walked out. The tw.lust got over the feme. 1 lie white

fficcrs were In the other room. wtme in and put a package ol Inset

into my bed. lit look it from hispanls pocJtCt, then he asked whose bedtl Wis. 1 said it was mine. I told nun

saw him put.

it there. 'Then heart e

lassed the package to Minum-- . whotested It with a match and smehed 11

hen Kleinine passed it to the otherliicers who said it was opium. Then

Mi Took tame in and lalktd toKleinine. Kleinim said In would nolarrest us in the abseia I cf (Mir husbands,so he put the Insee in his p( ckct andthe officers left. Tbey were thenbout half an hour altogether.

Cross examined 'Am not related tomy persons in the house and am not

e mistress of any of the men there.Have been a widow two )eals. I) 11 Iknow who went in the house lirst. Allsix of the men went into Wong Shi e Ibedroom . I saw a leather and awo- den trunk searched, but both Were

t.en before I got there. Wong Chow

seari bed the wooden one and Xavieithe leather one. Did not see WongChow take the bag of money from anytrunk. Xavier t". k the package fromhis right hand D0 ket It bad lour piecesof Insee in it. He did not know I hadmy eyes op him 1 was suspn ions hewas pulling up a Job on us. When Is iw the broken trunks they were nearthe bed ami outside of it and the contents were scattered on the floor.

Ping Chong, the boy who openedthe gate, corroborated a portion of theibove teilimony, as did Ncjai I'ook,who saw the two men climbing thefence from the yard ami heaul thejingling of the mom ) .

1 he Clie Is still going on.

Sureckels' New Enterprise.

An elci iric plant is to be plai ed by( lacs Sprcckthi in lan valley, Maui,foi transmitting the electric iluid toW.iiluku commons wher he will tstablish pumping stat ons and list ll.e eletuit'iy for motiye power. The jncreeied water supply wilt enable bin to addtn the area "i hit i ine land i neplant w ill be bought in ( 'hit ..go Theland in lao v illi y has bi en least d olthe Walhiku iilg 11 ( 'o npany.

A tierviciaLle Map

The Si l ai know ledgt s the reieiplfroR) tin Hawaiian News ('ompny ola new and excellent map ot Honolulufrom (he pin of W. A. Well. Theentire cily, from the waur 11 out to the

lei 11 IC llthl w iks in the Nuuaiiualley, ami from K nneliaiueha Si lion!,

is laid eft, with neatly tvtry building,house and store maiked

Sam Parka) i Craditerii

The creditor of Rtm Parkei loihinuinbei ol 1 met ai the ( laiubti ol

ommin t tbli afternoon, A repriseniaiivi nl the s it was pn sent butthe meeting teaolved thai itl pi t eedingl ihould be withheld liom Ihe pubIll and ihe rejml lei lellitd

V

(' nil

meeting "I the Kxci utive and Advis t

Councils to unlet at re v t"th, members lme pi. v.

it. Unite. Wildet and Met

dom a

The minute ot the .ieeial meetin.. ' wen lead and appi

Mni'stt I lamoii pn seritcd tin '

lowing financial weekly statementwhn Ii Was m 1 epted and liU

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aaaaMai Mavspsosrai aorMaatsiaMi aaasaBaasasas PravtsHaMOssi

smaMM to dais. . I''''In- - am , mil cunm allMpSSHSS. 11...IU.I11.K Miliur iAti'l MUM not ap ,i.eaUtcil by lie tMlsUlklmo

Mum.. a a is raaasaar.QaHtassliaa CsfsMi " :."OnilMaock Uldran

iitjni ..iituUtiiai "nl iiItostif ft fer sari keeping ii,hh m

C'kli ill Ir. ;urv lo rc-.kelli l.lllfi illc lw idk . I: ,ai I uiai'I rebkury MaMI M

Stlii,. I ,nr,t I iiii'IrcMaUrv ', i.

AvallaBM 1 sab, aU.v .Is

I iXl tali iii Trcuury. raat,ias

oiiipaied with lasl WC k the aboveItatement shows a balance on hand 011current account of $8K,j!5 29, as.igaliist ifj. 2.1(1 1.1, in spue of the faithat this week's expenditures im ludeall the monthly sal iries, expensesthe Attorney-- ! ielieral s depait nent and"tin mouth y bills. I he KoatomSavings ISaiik still continues ton dineUs indebtt din ss to the ( ioveinmenthaving paid off $u,ooo more in tlipast week. It still has on hand u,536 50, an 1 xi ess ol $2,141 53 Of!last week's rept rt. 'The noticesWithdrawal for tlx month ol AugustBt'ptembcr, October and Noveuamount only to ,',20o 00, inortthan hall of whk h could be paid to da11 necessary. T.u.

Minlatei Damon then lead ail llemi.ed staleineiil prepared b) 'he Audit Cent--i ll, and also made a statementthat he had sold sl 000 w rthof boinis.it 118 cents oil the dollai,that he had done this beCgUM the lawlUthorited it in Ihe firsl plat e, and,st (iniliy, lii.it with tl.ls money in hand,woik could at once be resumed in thehaiboi, also, that arrangements werenow in piogress by which a pumpingplant would soon hi: established inHonolulu ami the water supply I tinilly put beyond QUetllon IIT) low being inaile, ami ll is the Intentlon lo atari with Ihe wort veryihortly. Incidentally, the afiniaitistall d thai the eiillie Oil ol Ihe T'.w.iplantation mill irtetian well, withp imp, boiler and meine was onU$27,000, Us apai ny being loin ami .1

I hall miilon gallon., daily more thanenough lo supply the present demand.

Jul the ll)

hire, eu lor tin .si m H nilarimer( wa- - u-a- .1 st tipas d.

I he m. ond leading ot the Wllpriatmg $sooc lor the Attorin

jela. OepartllleOI ll.ill au,.lain an eaplanali M

Tt Cnemniti the, mk Nol tin ua. t . the Militao bil

the ' mi I. lis, inlion lelaimg tostmai takes and it

A Uaoc at DM PvHUndMr. and Mr- - l iumini irnllftlllUlt

fear (i)end al lilt I' rtiand lasl irening. Musi, alio ('a ing were ej ijn duntil 1 : clock, s hsm refreshmentswere strvid. I In se i,icscnl are-r-Mr. and Mrs. I renn.nri, Mr. and Mr- -

H. Paty. Mr and Mrs. J I Eg.n.Mist 1. Mix l.gan, tm M.- - .'al). Messis W. It (Valdoiann, M (McDonald, K Wa.mer, w Grahamand In rdetro.

AccwJeol lt Htury Caslh- -

News ha- lieen re rived that HenryCa-.tl- c, lao editor ol the Ad;irl Ytr,while boaidiog a train atChnago (urArm An m at d disiocateo bhluicc. He went I lot destination andwill be laid up there for a month 01noie

Di. hotel 111. I

Dr. hmcrson has ill with the P

grip 1 r revt ral days and away Iromhis uA)CC. He hope' to be out agaiiby the end of this week or the beginnu g of nest

Letter a Portuguese Citizen

Col I ok Si Ak In an article ol tinHijIiihuiii I lead " The day has 1 ohmwhen not a single Annexation i lub

I

badge i. to be seen in town."I fol one state that I have got mini

and still wear it, and will till we getannexation, bet a use ibis is the onlyway to senile stable and good govern-men- t

and to make this country prosperoils once more. I would favor hidependente if anyone ml guaianteime that e it h' a Kinj or Queen or :Republic world end any luitlu r trouble,a revolution and a thieatenuiL' bio d

bedI have bet n in this ountry for un

teen years, and I have been always 11.position to watch closely the Hawaiianpolltk s 1 am married, my wile wasborn here, and I have live children,therefore I look fur then future, amithey will bet nine good American citilena as well as many Portuguese whocame young and born 111 this ountryand all others that ad pi this countT)tilths. M. A. GONSAI vi.- -

NfcWb IN A NUTSHELL.

1 In- Ifiovc ra took IlUt 47 1 letter- -ami 56 papera.

Mail fm San Pfaacitco by tlic Cityol New Ycrk closes at (; - vi.

About teo Japaaeai m oa the City- ,1ill ,s) . I OIK, Sljlllt ol lilt III Ii 'I tlUSIC

PMla

The Lehaina churca trottble camebet re Jiiiic Danic ynaterdi) .ii W iituku.

The B rd nf Health met yeiter4a)and tin! the usual ainuui.l ol routinehllSIII ss

The I' Ac wheelmen, at their meeting leal night, reaoivttj tn build a thou-sand dollar race u .t k.

About forty Chincsi have mailt apptit in u i"i pi ru its to leava mi thi

I, tank foi Chin i in xt Tuesday,

Mi I loliion iV Newman areliavir.g the inlet mt til then store newlyItaliontined and Axed up generally,

liielt h noth na innortanceiuiisiiriiiK in the Circuit Court, Un.itloineys all being husy preparing foi Ithe regulu term which cumntenceiin U Monday.

I he Fritiul lot August ia out withan Intereiting table contenti, tm iding Mr. Biihoii't ptrsopj' mem rabiliaregarding ""t,"1 ad infrctiomsircad ol li jiios) on theii' ilend

KtMsstiai Noi

BM I In

1, a hum "t

1 n. Ifii t tin i nit t I land an,, :nv. at am I" l ol the i iirt streetwl.afl. - ii,'l t "ing liupiosements

I i.t pub eould greall) applet late itii tin "in.. g 1. tiiis', ij. CompanyatowM bavt Moffia also on Likelikewl.aii. whi n 11 iim itioii about then

an ' otiltl In iibtaim d.

t,i I I I ll M M hit this atu ino, 1. fol usnjel rat tn 1 i ff laihainii.Maul. The "girls left behind" wnlhave to go 1 OtufoftkSM In a but , t I,until ti c tx.ys in bhie come back again

ab ,ut lw-- , weeks.

I he si 1,00m r l.ili'.hho nil ibis alter: Kauai With 90 tons of toal

tor Wa ii.ea iiantatoi.. an steaimMakte with a argo of coal for Kapaa.

MeetH) all tax lice fleet is laid u , asot, a. ount of the low ftiot of that

ouiiiiodiiy there it but ul'lt liemg

A busy afternoon on I'acilii Mailck.

THURSDAY,

eat In

vKKIVALS.

W iimmntv. Auu-- : 2.I A Castmins, Keilsoe, frow Knolau.Waiaaaikslo, liuiioit, (ham Waialu.t.

Sal, IV 00 iinn Kieiiau.in aauAV. August 3.

"t Si "ik, Johntaati, ticII, Kekohe aiul okohama.

taw lauits Mai,.-- , llaluiid, frotw Kapaa.

DEPARTURES.TMuaeuAV. Aacusi 1.

Si.ln l.iiii'Iilii , Anuit w., fur Kauai.H H nniiaw, Uav, le TaaM Practiet,Haii City ot N w Vork, JmnmUM, Iuifiai.i to.

PASSENOEKSAKKIV Al s.

I Kauai, ?r simi Jaun Makec, August; M Kowell, (. K Brooks ami 4 on deck.

ihe uriant, p M 8 S City of NewS,.ik, AaejM J Mi P McGregor (Irani, Col

V II llallttr, It. A.. Mr U W Ropar. Intraai it Mi T W Aldis, Mi R A Center, Mr

h Deal n. Ueal E f litriagin, I. k. N.,Kc MeParlawt, Rev and Mrs McGilrary,He I icl Asjgastiac Heard. Mrs AugiisthMlien and servant, Rev ami Mis Knox ami 4in.; n, Mi E C larfkin, Rev M Power, Mr--

J Raoiage, at Cb lessen, I. R. N andt;aM K aim , I. R. N.

ur.i ak rtutaa,01 Kauai, im our Iwaianl, Augu-t- , a

has HaiiweJI, .1 U Montgomery, Miss lianaKaili, 2 Chinese awl 17 on deck.

IMPORTS AND CONSIGNEESEx Kaatfl . .joy l.as net ltd Wonn KwaiK jnim- - MaatC 200 lia. lice fat llatl

ifld , Co aed Waiiua Plantation,

VEbSELS IN PORTNAVAI VKsSKl.S.

L' s s Hi,-- m, bar.V s S Adams, Nelson, ban I ran

n 11 man sunt,iti ki Normai Macqaarrie, iekanaasaAm tcbr Waatherwaa. S.m Kran (at Kal.l.Get tik Q N Wilcox, Walnrs, l.ivt rponl.Am tehi Aloha, Dabel, San pranctteo.Hi 'd-- savostoek, Williaeis, Livsfooal.ii.-t- iik Kiiht-t- rstorrisao, s.,n r ran.Am 1,1.111c S ;i , San .'ian.lir iik Parlbeoopt, Haati aUyarcasttt.Ur iik Elisabatfa Urabaat, Aneersan, ilatjreaitlcAm Iik Annie- Johmn n, S K al Ililn.

FOrtEIGN VfcsjSELS EXPECTEDAm ili Obu, PaM Boaad (Kah). .. Hue

sdii Alice Cooke, Peed bVHuai . . .DueAm limine t, Jivtiii San ri.n . . Hue

S yzW&gSS" ...DeeAm ' "H ' 1, Auy 5m l.k S l ' Allen, San rriB Auy 5

Am Iik .Mln.rt, S.m KrenciaSQ Ann i"Ass M lii Anna, S I iKah) Aug 10Am stln lalc'iiii, .. Ai.' isAm ik Detroit. Dspaitun Hay Ana 15Am - i .1 North, I V (Mahukona) Auy 15Aw Iik Amalia, Pugel lioojul Ann joGai bk IC Phigcr, Hit-- , 1, en on 15' ici bk Paal Isenbera, Uvtrpeol, , Nov jAm Iik Manila OtxS, BoatoB, Deal

FOKE1GN MAIL SERVICE.Ktesmthlpt will leave im anil airlva hum

san Prsneisco on tee Mlaarlssj dates, till lbsejgse ai iyji 10 honolumi to I SO SI sVN I' '.Ni ISi 11

San Ps ancisco, ro Homoi uu,i iaelli Ann K ij. tank Aug 8i n) Peking, Auk u An-- 1 rails vaiL- aAn trslia ... Aug la ktiowete(VanAiig 21AktMu "' Ann 24 klonowal Aug. 11if... 1 ..... t.. ..tt ai innn ai l.sti Ansiraua Bepi 6Auslitlla. Sent ij ( Una St-i- i it,m.ii,-- .i Sepi 21 Wsrninu in)Si 211 nrtsnic o.aspi 25 Alan., la . gaol 21Mtoseere (Vn) 6ci 1 Auslralia ( icl 4

k taalo . Oat 17Monawai'.' Oct Msriputa Oct 14Warrinui(VanNov I ltlosyera(Van) I lei 21China Nov Austral a Not

. "' " Moaowal Nov IdA nn. .1.1 ..Nnv Hi ai run 0(Vp)NoV!lMluWI 1 an) Dec 2 Cains Nov 2MOseanic Dees Australia Das etieanalla Pi 1 Vlsmrdt Pee 14

14 Mlowi ra( m)Pc 21WariimooiVaalJaai Qotanlr I sk 26

lvl,lh,, Uu Australia Jan 3V aiiiiniiiii V hi llan

.Wll UM

Anil tt propose lo stay there !

t dtiti 1 ki fji ist Inkancjes Hendrj Breakits, rind mills or things utthgtt Oft, you IteaOW Hutwhn uti talk I'ictutis.I'ictun- PnMtftg, Artlst'in.itiTi.ils. imlow ootnil g, I Utf rat ks. Flfllgur any tliiiiyo in ourline, you will find us on

tdi sjpMtiioy' atang withthe times.

you have ;i paWtool .1 deeaaaed ftiand orrelative that you wouldlike to have enlarsetji tfyom ol our $! portraitswhich are naaraotee tosuit or .tsk no pay.

King1 Bros.HOI EL S I K.EET.

Aim at ihe DrakeAnd fan mc IxnumJ tn tm hmm of Ordicks This is pftelicly Or saiiii- with

Wampole's

TastelessPreparation

OF

Cod Liver Oil.

It aims to cure Consumption,Hits the Mark, too. and itmost effectually breaks up Colds,L'outfhs, lloarsencss and all

I liroat and Lunc, troubles thatCause this disease.

1 is natural logic to concludethat if Wampole's Pri parationhi COD LlVI R il. has powerto prevent Lonsuniiitton, it suny is able to cure these lessercmeicncies.

This vigoT'ttiakiogi fat producing preparation is AbsoluteU rakteles, in so far as CodLiver Oil is concerned. Allyon notice is a delightful flavorol ild Cherry and Anise.

Iim the purest NorwegianCod Liver Oil is there .til thsame. It is it great blood r.

Best of all it is a natu-ral food that in its stomachiceffects, actually assists its ownassimilation.

In Pulmonaf) of Bronchialtrouble! it is unequalled. Nuone doubts the value of CodLiver Oil, but not every one isBole to take it.

WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION

removes the nauseous objectionand actually makes Cod Liver( )i palatable.

KEPT 'N UTOCK AMi iOUO u

HOLLISTER & Co.Druggists.

tog Poai Sikh i, llnsoi ci c.

I I M I 1 A

gasssssssssssssjsssa-jsss- HL

ftfMtral JLv5tt;ii.ai 'ciuv.

CASTLE ( 00 KI.1 a m 1 tati

Itmunuiee kg ni

ai ,1 nis roa

Nt-- b NOL AN ti MUIUAI

lail' LiiHurance Co

Fire Insunuia',Alliance Assurance Co.

ot UMfOON.

CTIItfl INSURANCE CO.,

Ot HAIiTI Okli, f iNN

THE MUTUAL

Life Insurance Co.Of New York.

Slk;!l.h!i:'. 110,084,150.01

S. B. UOSK,Cieaeral Agent, Hawaiian Islands

ji-- t If

IIISrSTTIRJSIN I It I

German --AmericanIWbl K.Al I: ( ()..

OF 3STE"W YORK.ssds $5,8711,208 OO

Net Surplus 2,255,389 00

When Kales arc Equal, Get theU- t- Si ki v.

WILDER a. CO.,Agents.

BISHOP & CO..BttaWishsd in 185J.

BANKERS.HONOLULU, Hawaiian IsLAMMi

UKAW kxciian;i: ONTHE BANK OF CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO

AMI llieiK AUENTs IN

New York, Chicago, Boston, Paris

MESSRS. N, at. ROTHCHILD & SONS, LONDON.

KkANKKOKT t . Till- - MAIN.

Tin Union National Hank of C hicago.The Commercial Hanking ( n. ol Sjtlncy,

LoinltiliTin f0 IHllal Hanl. i i; I ,. ui SfdsstV,

Sydney. The llanlt at New Zealand, Autkasatt, and its btanaati la CleiaidHuaTs,Deaasjia an i WeUIngUNL

The Hank of liriti h CoMHMbtS, I'lirtlaml,' Iregon.

The Aaoni tod Ifadslra tslanda.Stoeknotat, Swtiien.The Chartered Hank ot India, Australia anil

China.Haettbongj Vokoesssa Jaiae, Aad tsantael

a Qeaeral Hanking BttStutt,

Hard Times Mean Close PricesTo House Keepers.

If you era ia need al any Ne m leaasaVhand HlkNIIUKt;, KU(is, sTuVIs,

MACHINES, l.u , call al the

I X LFurniture & Commission House,

C.iint-- Nuuanu an,l King ttrasttl If

C. B. RIPLEY.

A R II TEOT !Own I si ski ki i s Bum k, ia m 5,

Hi Nol I , it. 1.

I'lans, iimiaeailoat, ami Siyetlaianilaniegiven fm tvtr) deseiltHion ol Hudilmg.

old Haildiagt Mocessfully rtetod tiled andeatarged.

Dtilgjai hi latarkii Danontloai,Mm al atsdieal DrawiotL Traatag. ami

BlaesjiatlaataVDrawlni lot n,.,,ks ,,1 NtNajiei niu.

niioas

Pri.lll. . 'i.li.rs. , 0M I

hoit ii Mtttm ' i4MH l'i Hi Iwrn ihIim,i mMM KtMK li maivtliiiiimi'K i oh i

I Irirn to n) Iron il mMessrs LfM fc IV, tl.' flic isuit cm ih' nih b hlOO I'., h "in I'll l V ' rt.liimttuctkms wherr In n ni hi indo. There M tift I Hit m iol AtltiulaaU in Irwin 111 ii iimgtncieo. and the piarc o4 itn iiwho was not utviul .i- - nptl)(ill,, i 1,, i Aft) i

eniilo)i! I in lit airlwi li' , ll il

ii it was laMd thai n house in I .idon i nulil liiiinri RtoK lli.m i O iiMta!1- - LfOHt MfMd I mil I'N l '!ing ninht and da) in a buildins )m'i urcd. thi'Y pltiavrcd 8,i Ktt

more than MM actual h requiredI'hcn hall a tot) "I Nf WDCfttta WK

bought, anil ,1000 pints nl CMtM to nowith them VT) MMll (MMHitilspirits mn i Mawmcd in proportion tothe MMBbtl pawtlU, C0M and lightwines bfblfl ni't m requlaltiofi Mmwere at wurk all the night before, roaal

inn lotTec McMtlly, and the contentof the tea imiN wu ihiium nv.u nstated inuiv.iU. to ai to a id 0elinfusion, lias was laid on ipci tail) trkeep the numaroui urns hoi, andaMOatl ilr.nns were conatructed tocarry off the "ash up' arati eer)thing was on a gigantil acale, amieverything worked to admiral ion

1 HE GIRL

And Some Lessons About Falling inLove

Do you see the girl ?I do see the girl.How old ii the girl ?She is twent)Is she a city girl J

She is a city girl.How dn you know?By her manners and apparel.She knows what it insts to live in

the city?She does.She expects to live in the city always?Certainly; she hates the country,What is she doing ?She is listening to the young man.What is he talking about?What the unmarried always talk

about.Ah 5

Yes.Who are they?Very nice people.Have they a good social position?Excellent.Do they wish to retain it ?Most assuredly.Have they any money or expei ta

lions ?They have not.

Are they aware of it ?They do not understand it.Why are they so interested in each

other ?They are in loveWill love pay board bills, or house

rent, or buy clothes ?Not that anybody knows .t.Why did the girl fall in love with

him ?Because he came her way.Could she not have ordered her

feelings othei wise ?She could if she had so wished.And why did she not so wish ?She did not think of that.They do not think at such times, do

they ?No, indeedWould it not have been wistr foi her

to have exercised some degree of judg-ment, to have thought somewhat of thefuture, to have reasoned a while beforeshe permitted her impulse to lead theway 3