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tempt, lint the authorities agree inthe main that in order to sustain thecharacter of a constructive contempt,the publication must have a tendencyto obstruct or hinder the progress ofjustice in some particular case.

Were we to Proceed alone uponthe common law, the contention ofthe counsel for respondent wouldseem to be sustained by authority.

liut we have a statute which, sofar as we have learned, is peculiar tothis country, and which describesand enumerates certain acts and circumstances as contempts and makesthem punishable upon indictmentand conviction by a jury and alsosummarily. These acts are not classi-fied in the statute as direct and con-structive contempts. Some of theseacts would fall under one head andsome under the other as generallyclassified. By our penal law, how-ever, they are all contempts and pun-ishable either su mmarily or upon in-

dictment or in both ways.The Legislature in enacting the

law of 1888 bad in mind, withoutdoubt, the then recent cases decidedby this Court in which certain pub-lications, avowedly not of the char-acter enumerated in the Penal Codeas contempts, were construed by theCourt to be contempts, and these theLegislature declared to be no longerpunishable as such. The first andthird sections of the act of 1888strengthen this view.

The publication in question declares in substance that certain Justices of this Court now in office areguilty of an nnexpiated crime, andare therefore unworthy to sit in judgment upon others, thus attacking theJ ustices in the exercise of their ludicial functions. This language fitsexactly the words of the statute. It is" publishing of malicious invectivesagainst a Court tending to bringsuch Court (and) or the administration of justice into ridicule, contempt, discredit or odium." Weoverrule the motion to discharge theRule.

Respondent to answer.Attornev - General Peterson for

Rule; C.W. Ashford for RespondentHonolulu, Feb. 25, 1891.

DISSENTING OPINION OF M'CULLY, J.The statute authority for treating

this publication as a contempt ofcourt is the clause in Section 18 ofChapter 29 of the Penal Code. Quoting from the semi-colo- n it reads thus :" ; or by knowingly publishing anunfair report of the proceedings of acourt, or malicious invectives againsta court or jury or the administrationof justice into ridicule, contempt,discredit or odium, snail be punished," etc.

It is contended by the Attorney- -General and it is the view of theCourt that these words, the latterpart particularly, apply to the articlepublished by the defendant, in thatit tends to bring the court and theadministration of justice into contempt, etc. But in my view theycannot be considered to apply tolibelous words published in respectto the justices of the court chargingthem with unfitness to hold office andtry cases, in a general way and notwith reference to a pending case.Bishop on Crim. Law, bee. 245, Vol2, gives this summary of doctrine:" According to the general doctrineany publication, whether by partiesor strangers, which concerns a causepending in court,and has a tendencyto prejudice the public respectingits merits and to corrupt the administration of justice, or which reflectson the tribunal or its proceedings oron the parties, the jurors, the witnesses or the counsel, may be visitedas a contempt." . This language iscited by Lawrence, C.J., in the People vs. Wilson, 64 111., p. 213, as thecommon law definition. See alsoBishop, Sec. 253 of Vol. 2. It is ne-cessary in order to bring the case atbar within our statute to hold thatit goes beyond the common law doc-trine and beyond the usual statutesbased upon the common law. Butthese statutes have never extendedthe power of courts and judges inregard to contempts but have ratherlimited power.

In my view the context of our statute does not support a constructionthat publications charging a generalunfitness or a general corruption ofthe persons holding the judicialoffice can be treated as contempts ofcourt. And this view is confirmedby what I have quoted above as thecommon law doctrine, for I do notbelieve that a modern statute wouldhave been allowed to extend a powersomewhat odious. The section (18)refers in the beginning to a judge orjustice in the lawful exercise of hisjudicial functions; every otherclause in it refers to proceedings inor of a court in pending businessunless the latter part of the clausefirst cited and relied upon in thiscase can be detached from all therest of the section, and it closes bythe proviso that every judicial tri-bunal acting as such, and everymagistrate acting by authority oflaw in a judicial capacity may sum-marily punish for contempt. In theclause in question the term used iscourt (or jury) by which can only beunderstood the tribunal and not thepersonal jiidgo, and that it is a mali-cious invective upon its proceeding

! and tending to bring the administration of justice in a case (for onlyin cases as they occur do courtsadminister justice) into contempt,ridicule, discredit or odium. Itwould certainly require 6ome ex-plicit distinction from the other pro-visions of the section in which it isincorporated to show that it intendsa distinct province of contempt.

This article refers to no case andto no court in the exercise of itsjudicial functions.

February 25, 1891.i

Keep on the right side of yourlocal newspaper men. A little

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: men; and no honest business ever' suffered too much newspaper

many various institutions that flourish in her midst; be they for educa-tional purposes, for physical development, for amusements and recreations, or for whatever purposes theyare organized; all are popular fortheir own special advantages. Aninstitution differing somewhat fromthe above, but none the less popular;one offering greater advantages toits many members; one that is notconfined to the city limits, but whichspreads all over the islands; an institution that, as soon as its doorswere opened, was besieged by multitudes anxious to join; and which isdaily growing more popular with allclasses, is the H. F. Wichman WatchClub. The unbounded success ofthese clubs in the few months sincethey sprang into existence, has astonished even the skeptical into thebelief that there was somethingworth joining after all. Just theputting away of a small part ofyour spare cash, brings you, in afew short months, something worthhaving and having joined for. An-

other thing not generally known bythe uninitiated, is the fact that ifyou already possess a good watch,you are at liberty to select anythingdesired of the same value. Is thereanything offering greater advan-tages than the H. F. WichmanWatch Club? d&w

It was a tough old sinner, ap-

proached by an agent wise; and hegrowled did this gruff flint-skinn- er

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tuition Sales.

BY JAS. F. MORGAN

Auction Sale of

HAVANA CIGABS!

ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28th,

.At lO o'clock, A.. M.At my Salesrooms, Queen street, I will

sell at rubuc Auction, for accountof whom it may concern :

Boxes La "Grandeur" Cigars,

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95 Boxes " La Grandeur " Cigars,

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To be sold in lots to suit purchasers.

TERMS CASH !

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Auction Sale of

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and BRIC-A-BRA- C.

On Thursday, March 5AST 10 a,. M.

At the residence of MRS. RHE1MPunchbowl street. 1 will

sail at Public Auction, a quantity of Ele-gant Furniture, comprising in part:

Rosewood Center Table,1 Handsome B. W. Etagere,Large Japanese and Bronze Vases,1 Elegant Koa and Kou Book Shelves,Carved B. W. Marbletop Table,

1 CARVED B. W. BOOK CASE,

Side Tables, Inlaid Vases,1 Massive B. W. Sideboard,Silver Plated Ware,

Black Walnut WardrobeWith heavy Mirror Front;

A HANDSOME COLLECTION OF

Bric-a-IBra- c !From Germany and Switzerland ;

Steel - Engravings !

Large Illustrated Editions of

Standird German AuthorsAlso, a fine collection of

FERNS AND PLANTS.

Thfl nramtaao nrill Via nran fsy inBttW VIIIII7VO ff 111 VJ'LII 1 W 4

spection on Wednesday, March 4th, from9 a. M. to 3 P. M.

Jas, F Morgan,2700-6-t AUCTIONEER.

(Scnrrctl SUtorrtisrnunts

Notice of Election.

THE REGULAR ANNUALof sto kholders of Hie Peoples' Ice

& Refrigerating Co. for the election ofofficers, will be held at the office of Jona-than Austin, on TUESDAY, March 3d, at3 p. m. G. P. CASTLE,

2700-- 4 1 Secretary.

FOR LEASE !

THE PREMISES ON KAAHU-man-u

1 street, at present occupiedby T. H. Davies & Co., and ad-joining their new building.

For particulars enquire ofJAS. L. McLEAN.

at Inter-IsUn- d rt. N. Co.'s office.2tM)-l- w tf

TO LET.A NICE FOUR-ROOME- D COT-tag- e,m newly papered and painted,on Austin s Lane. Palama. Forfurther nurticulars. enquire of

Mra. Wilkinson on the premises.

raiian OperateL. J. LEVEY. LESSEE AND MANAGESW. H. HAMILTON, - - STAGE DIRECTOR6IG50B MARTINEZ, MUSICAL DIRECTOR

THE NEW YORK

Bijou Opera Co.COMPRISING

Miss Camille Mouri,Miss Fanny Meyers,

Miss Henrietta Dreyer,Miss L. Carmen,

Miss Dora Escotte.Miss Ida Mulle,

Miss Julia Simmons,

Mr. Chas. Thrower,Mr. Edwin Torpi,

Mr. Sylvan Langlois,Mr. W. H. Hamilton,

Mr. G. Cavanagh,Mr. C. Dearie,

Mr. F. Chamberlain,Mr. R. Fredricks, and

Signor Martinez,ORCHESTRA AND CHCRUS,

FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY. GRAND

OPENING NIGHT,

SATURDAY, MARCH 7thWhen will be presented, for the first

time in Honolulu,

Vl RDl'S WOBLD-RENOWHE- D OPERA

II Trovatore,Which will be followed by the following

favorite Uperas:

MARTHA,FAUST,

RIGOLETTO.BOHEMIAN GIRL,

LUCIA DE LAMMERMOOR,LA TR A VI ATA,

CARMEN,ERNANI.

NORMA, andFRA DIAVOLO,

Doors open at 7:30; overture at 8.

PRICES OF1 ADMISSION :

Dress Circle and Parquette (reserved)$1 60 and $1 00

Front Row Balcony (reserved). . $1 00Balcony 75Gallery 50

Sea s for the whole season can now besecured at the office of L. J. Levey and forthe opening night on Wednesday morning,March 4tn, at y o ciock.

Special Notice The managementhave much pleasure in infoming the patrons that arrangements have been madewith the Tramway Co. to have Cars readyat the close of each performance for Pala-ma, Nuuanu Valley and Waikiki via Kingstreet. Parties wishing to return home bythis mode of conveyance can only do soby procuring Tickets from L. J. Levey.

2700

THE "BEST" TONICCURES DYSPEPSIA,

STRENGTHENS THE SYSTEM,RESTORES SOUND REFRESHING

SLEEP,PRICELESS TO NURSING

MOTHERS.

The Question is Sometimes AskedTell us concisely which ailments The"Best Tonic will most enectuaiiy correct? Here is the answer: Dyspepsia,All Nerve Troubles, Loss of Sleep, Lossof Appetite, General Debility, kxhaustion from any cause. To those Recovering from Illness, nothing better can beprescribed.

A WALKING MATCH.For Athletes. " We the undersign

ed participants in the six-day- s' walkingmatch, ending at the Mechanics' Pavil- -lion, rebruary 27, 1889, fully endorse thevitaliuug effects of The "Best " Tonic.

Frank Hart, Charles J. Sheridan, GusGuerrero, Pat Guerrero, Old Sport Cam- -pana, James Davis, Oofty Ooofty, JohnBrodie, E. C. Moore, Thomas Howarth.George Cartwright, James Leahy, GusBrown, L. (Jrozier.

W. C. PEACOCK & CO.,

Sole Agents Honolulu.

P. 0. Box 504. Telephone 46,

1S62 2688-3- m

NOTICE !

V.

COMPLIMENTS OF THETHE Railwav Ar T.anrl fin.. ar extended to all the stockholders of the EwaPlantation Co., including their families,with an invitation to take a trip byrail to Ewa Plantation and return onSATURDAY, February 28th.

A special train will leave the Hono-lulu station at 1 :30 p. m. sharp.

B. F. DILLINGHAM,General Manager O. R. & L. Co.

Honolulu, Feb. 26, 1891.

THE OFFICERS, BOARD OFand stockholders and fami-

lies of the Oahu Railway and Land Co.are hereby invited to make an excursiontrip to Ewa Planta'ion. A special trainwill leave Honolulu station at 1 :30 p. m.sharp, on SATURDAY, Feb. 23 h.

B. F. DILLINGHAM,General Mananer O. R. & L. Co.

Honolulu, Feb . 26, 1891 . 2699-2- t

Pound Notice.

THERE WILL BE SOLD ATthe Government Pound, nearthf Oahu J ail, on SATURDAY,Feb. 28th at 12 o'clock noon.

One bay hcrse, brand indistinct, whitespot in forehead.

One bay mire, brand indistinct, smallwhite spot in forehead and on nose.

One bay nare, brand indistinct, withwhite forehead to nose, two fore feet andone hiad foot white.

One black nare, brand indistinct, smallspot on forehead, one hind foot white.

One reddish mare, brand indistinct,white from fcrehead to nose.

J. W. PII,Pound Master.

Honolulu. Feb. 26. 1891. 2699--2t

THE DAILY ADVERTISERHEAD want the latest news.

BOOKS ENDING !

--AN

PAPER RULING.

The undersigned having purchased theStock in trade and good-wi- ll of the bind-ery business of A. H. Rase man, are pre-pared to fill orders for Ruling and Bind-ing

PAMPHLETS, MAGAZINES.LAW and other BOOKS,

PLANTATION LABOR andMILL BOOKS,

ACCOUNT BOOKSof all kinds,

and in short any work in the Bookbind-ing line, at short notice and tha

best style of workman-ship.

Terms Moderate and Satisfaction Guaranteed

EJSJ Best of Stock only used, andbest of workmen only employed.

tUJ AH orders from the other islandspromptly executed.

XJ Address or call at the office ofthe

HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.,

46 Merchant Street,2693-- 1 y Honolulu.

JUST EECEIVED!Per Charlotte, Etc.

Cylinder and Machine Oil, in barrelf;White Lead, Paints,

Sugar Bags,Woolpack, Burlaps, Sail Twine,

Fence Wire, Staples,Shot, Percussion Caps,

Axes, Tin Plates,

GROCERIES,Safety Matches, Candles,

Blue, Corks,

COGNAC In BarrelsPort Wine, Sherry.Rhinewine,German and Danish Beer, etc., etc.

'For Sale at Lowest Rates by

H. W.SCHMIDT & SONS.2690-l- w

READ THIS !

JUST RECEIVED a FOR SALE CHEAP

Galvanized Ridging,Galv. Screws and Lead Washers,Plain Galvanized Iron,Sheet Lead, Sheet Zinc,Boxes of Tin,Galvanized WATER PIPING, f

1,1H, IK and 2 inch;Pipe Fittings,HAIR FELTING and Asbestos Sponge,

for covering steam pipes ;

Rubber Packing, all kinds :--BLACK FENCE WIRE,Galvanized Fence Wire,Galvanized and Copper Telephone Wire,Genuine Bell Telephones,Electric House Bells, and

ELECTEICAL SUPPLIES!EjJ Electric Light Plants of any

size and description furnished and in-stalled.

SHIP CHANDLERY:

Bbls. Coal Tar,Bbls. Stockholm Tar,Bbls. Pitch, Asphaltum ;Blocks, in great variety ;Manila Rope, to7 inch ;Iron and Steel Wire Rope,Iron Seizing, assorted ;

Yellow Metal Sheathing, 14 oz. to 26 oz.Oakum, Oars, all sizes ;

Patent Logs,Nautical Almanacs,Bunting, assorted colors ;

American and Hawaiian FLAGS.A great variety of

SHIP HARDWARE of latest designs.NO OLD STOCK !

Also, constantly on hand, a full stock ofSHELF HARDWARE,

Tools of all kinds,Agricultural Implements,KEROSENE OIL, of good quality;8PERM, and all otherLUBRICATING OILS ;Boston Card Matches,Rubber Hose, assorted ;

ALCOHOL of high test for mechani-cal and medicinal purposes, justreceived

JD"All of the above for sale bv

E. 0. HALL & SON,Cor. Fort and King Streets.

1362 2684-- 1 m

H. PETERSEN132 Fort Street.

Fresh Fruits and Potatoes by every Stmr.from San Francisco; the best in

the market.A fine Stock of Havana Cigars, Tobacco.Orders for Groceries promptly filled.9Cash sales small profits. 2677-3-

TOBACCOS,

FinestHavana,

ManilaAND

AmericanCigars,Cigarettes

Pipes.Etc.

NAPA SODA WATER

Opera Glasses,

Eye Glasses

of Spectacles.

Son, . E. & J. Burke, .

1883 "Club" Whiskey

W. LINCOLN,75 and 77 Kwa Street.

--o-

the management of Miss Clark.

and Daily Advertiser

IRISH WHISKIES John Jameson &Mitchell's Cruiskeen Lawn.

It has pleased her Majesty the Queento appoint the following named gentle-men to be Her Cabinet :

HON. SAMUEL PARKER, Ministrrof Foreign Affairs, vice Hon. John A.Cummins, resigned.

CHARLES N. SPENCER, Ministerof the Interior, .

HON. HERMANN A. WIDEMANN,Minister of Finance, vice Godfrey Brown,Esq., resigned.

WILLIAM AUSTIN WHITING,Esq , Attorney-Genera- l, vice Arthur P.Peterson, Esq., resigned,

Iolani Palace, Honolulu, Feb. 25,1891.2699 1364

From and after this date all warrantsand other processes of all the Courts ofthis Kingdom must be in the name of" LILIOOKALANI, by the Grace of God,of the Hawaiian Islands, Queen."

By the Court,HENRY SMITH,

Clerk Supreme Court.Aliiolani Hale, Jan. 29. 1891. 2677-l- m

EVENTS OF TO-DA-

A. L. of H. Hawaiian Council No. 689,at 7:30 p.m.

Bt. Akdeew's Cathedral Service SecondCongregation at 7 :30 p. h.

D. of R. Pacific Degree Lodge at 7:30P. M.

Bard Concert At Emma Square at 7:30P. M.

THE DAILYPACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER

Be Jut and fear not;Let all the end thou alm'at at be

Thy Country'!, thy God's, and Truth's.

FRIDAY, FEB. 27, 1891.

The latest news from Micronesiashows a renewal of the fighting be-

tween the natives and the Spanishtroops. They attacked the latterunawares, and killed ninety Spani-

ards, including soldiers and Chil-

ians. Tltie natives have shown allthrough this contest a determina-tion to maintain their freedom andto punish the invaders, who, theyclaim, have no right to enter theirterritory with the purpose of sub-jagatio- n.

Such a people, as thePonapeans have shown themselvesto be, deserve their freedom, andmight gain and maintain it werethere any friendly power, to standin the breach and assist them.

In the Supreme Court of the Ha-

waiian Islands.

BEFORE JUDD, C. J., ll'cULLY, BICKERTONAND DOLE, JJ.

In the Matter of John E. Bush.

OPINION OF THE COURT BY JUDD, C. J.,m'cully, dissenting.

On the sworn information of theAttorney-Genera- l the respondent

. was cited to appear before the Courtto show cause why he should not beadjudged guilty of a contempt ofCourt for the publication of an arti-cle in a newspaper published inHonolulu called Ka Leo o Ka La-hui- ,"

in its issue of February 5thinstant.

On the 11th of February respondent moved that the rule be discharged on the grounds:

1. The act complained of in thepetition upon which said rule isbased, is not in law, a contempt ofCourt for which this Court haspower to punish this respondent.

SL This Court cannot legallypunish as for a contempt a publica-tion of the nature of that hereincomplained of made in a newspaperand not done in the immediate presence of the Court.

" 3. No publication out of Courtin relation to the Court or to any ofits individual members amounts, inlaw, to a contempt and the samecannot be punished as such.

4. It is nowhere alleged or inti-mated in said petition or in the ruleissued in pursuance thereof, thatsaid publication was made while thisHon arable Court was sitting as such,nor that said publication was de-signed, or calculated, or had anytendency to obstruct, embarrass orprevent the due administration ofjustice.

"5. If this respondent were in factthe publisher of, or legally respon-sible for said publication, which hedoth in no wise admit to be true,then such fact and offense involvedtherein, are matters concerningwhich this respondent is by the Con-stitution and the statute law entitledto a trial by a jury of his peers."

BY THE COURT.

The Legislature of 1888 enactedthat thereafter constructive con-tempts should not be punishable assuch. It is claimed by the attorneyfor the respondent that the publica-tion of the article in question, if acontempt at all, is a constructivecontempt and is therefore not pun-ishable.

Contempts are generally dividedby jurists into the classes of directand constructive; direct being thosecommitted in the presence of theCourt and constructive being thoseacts which the Court would have toconstrue by some process of reason

SCOTCH WHISKIES Tappithen, Islay Blend, Glengarry, Royal Blend,Lochiel.

BOURBON WHISKIES Belle of Nelson " 1881," Golden Sheaf, O. F. C.Sourmash, Kentucky Favorite, Cutters A1.

Hiram Walker & SonsHIRAM WALKER & SONS 1884 " IMPERIAL" RYE WHISKEY,

Ex FAUST, 30G Days From New York.G-I- Palm Tree, J. D. K. & Z., J. J. Melcher's xt Elephant," Boord &

Son's "Old Tom," Large Stone Jugs Exquise," "Royal Club."BRANDIES De Laage Fi & Co. . Hennessy . John Exshaw

Extra No. 1, Gonzalez & Co. 5 Crown.

GUINNESS' STOU1 BASS' ALE,PAEST MILWAUKEE BEER,

FRKDKBICKSBURO BEER,In Quarts and Pints.

W. C. PEACOCK & CO.,P. O. Box 5Q4. 1362 2688 3m Telephones 46.

GEO. W. LINCOLN,

BUILDER and CONTEACTOEIs prepared to furnish Plans and Specifications for, and Construct allkinds of Buildings, either Brick, Stone, Iron or Wood, in a satisfactorymanner

MJ& Being a Practical Architect myself, I am prepared to make all Plansand Specifications, and Personally Superintend the same.

Thankful to all who have entrusted their work to roe heretofore, I hope tomerit a continuance of their patronage, by giving the same my personal supervis-ion and employing-compete- nt assistants, thereby enabling me to guarantee satis-faction.

ALL KINDS OF JOBBING and REPAIRING promptly attended to.Offices and Stores Fitted up with neatness and dispatch.

a.Bell Telephone 275. 65 q

B. B. EHLERS & CO

After taking Stock GREAL BARGMSG ARE OFFERED IN ALL DEPART-MENTS.

Full Line ol P. D. & C. P. CORSETS.

A LARGE INVOICE BLACK STOCKINGSFor Ladies and Children.

BLACK GOODS of all Descriptions.

Dretsmaking Department under

The Weekly Gazette

ARE THE LEADING JOURNALS OF HONOLULU.

,

V

VlT DAILY PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, FEBRUARY 27, 1891.RAILWAY 4 USD CO.'S 'LOCAL AND GENERAL. CORRESPONDENCE. iurtistnunlf.

TIME TABLE. The band pla$9 at Emma Hall thisW do not hold ourselves responsible for tb

statements made, or opinions expressed by our

THE MUTTXAX. VHOV. Dtt. MED. (I. JAEGEE'SLIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK

HICH-cVIl- V. MiCTJIiOY, President.Ending December 3 1st, liKH).

To Take Effect Froui January 3, 1S91.

1 H?I". 1

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

Leave Honolulu. ..6:15 8:45 1:43 4:30tArrive Honouliull.7:15 9:49 2:49 5:28tLeave Hououllull. 7:45 lO:5l 3:51 5:50fArrive llouolulu..8:40 11:55 4:55 6:45t

t Saturdays only. 53-t-fSundays excepted.

Tides, Sun aud Uuou.BX 0. J. HONS.

Statement for the Year

AS3KT!

Keserve on Policies at 4 ier rent

Genuine Sanitary Underclothing

CERTIFICATE TRANSLATION:I herewith appoint MR, M. GOiJ)liERG, Agent for the Sale of my

Genuine Sanitary underclothing for the Hawaiian Inlands.lKned) PROF. DR. G. JAEGER.

Stuttgart, the 19th of September, 1890.

Liabilities utuer tnau iteserte 605.35U HiSurplus O.OHl.Jda 38tieveipts from all sources 34.U78 77Ki'ayineuts to i'oltcy-llolder- s IH.U73.2UO 05Kisks assumed 4U.I8H policies 1 HO UM5.1M.1 AHKisks iu force 2Uti,0.5 policies t3S,'4(i,SUA 'i4

TIIIG ASSETS AUK INVKSTlflD AS FOLLOWS:Keal Kstate and Bond & Mortgage Loans ti?ti,529,331 73United Mates tloud aud other Securities 51,311,(131 64Loaus on Collateral Securities 8,644,400 00la.h iu ttauks aud Trust Couipauies at interest a, ASA, 441 5ttluterest accrued, rreuiiums deferred, etc 7,133,466 85

It 147.1&4.U61 tOI have carefully examined the foregoing statement and find the same to be correct.

A. N. WATEUHOUSE, Auditor.

From the Surplus above btated a dividend will be apportioned as usual.

The busiuess for 1S90 shows INUKKASK over that of 1SMU, as follows:lu Assets .' 10.75S.633 18Iu lteserv on t'ulicies aud Surplus 10.554,001 94lu lteceipts.... 3.K50.759 07lu 1'aytueats to Policyholders l,77,5ttl 67Iu Kisks assumed 4,611 policies, 9,383, 504 21Iu Kisks in force J3.745 policies, 74, '476,031 34

Tl X It a B -

iS, 2j 5 i r5."1-- t 1 at

iu.'j a.iu. p. p.m. a.m.ttou.... 2J 3. CO 2.50' 8.30i .20 6.25 6.3 S.H

"24, . li 4.00 !.50il0.0t) H.'H 6.2 7.13od.. 2ii 5.J 5. JO 11.00 i0. 4" 8.4 6 3 7.57

ThU...!25 6. IK! 6.UU12. 00,11. 40 6.2a B.iJ 8.47krl i7! 6.30 7.00 0.30j 1.30 9.21,

'p.m. a.tu 8.4 9.33tat 3S 7.40 .:) 1.20! 2.30 6.21, .4 10.25Sua.... 1 H.'i-- J 7.'2u 3.3u S.al 6.3 11.21 O0rig!nal to be seen in my Merchant-stree- t window.

I certify herewith that I have given to WM. BENGEItS SONS. Stuttgart, the8ole authority for the manufacture of Sanitaty Underclothing after my VBtemboib. at home and abroad. I recognize, as genuine, only Uie Sanitary Under-clothing made by the original appointees which are stamped in blue with thetrade mask ok Wm. Benuer & Sons and my mo nature i'ndkiu(eatii. Beware oflimitation J

(Signed PROF. DR. G. JAEGER.Payments to

Pollc-llolder- s.

$l3,923,(Ki2 19..14.402 .019 U t .

13,129.103 74 .

14.12S.423 .

14.727.550 22..15.200.008 3S..10,973,200 05. .

a-i7,- ir l,mil 20.9 136,06S,36M OO

Receipts. Assets.

.119.095.318 41. ,.$103,876,178 51

. 20.214.954 28. . 108.90H.Ui7 61

. 21.137.170 07. .. 114,181.903 24

. 23,119 922 40. . 118,K0(i.85t K8

. 20,215,932 52 . 120,082.153 50

. 31,119.019 02 . 130,401,328 02. 31,978,778 09. . 147,154,901 20

TRUSTEES.Robert A. Grannim.Henry 11. Roduers.J no. W. Auchinclos.Theodore Mokford.William Baucock,Preston B. Plumb. '

Stuivesant Fish.Augustus D. Juilliard.Charles E. Miller.James W. Husted.Walter R. Gillette.James E. Granniss.

ISAAC F. LLOYD. 2d Vice-Preside-

FREDERICK SOU ROEDER. Ass't Set-- ' v.

LLD.. F. I. A.. ActuarwCHARLES B. TERRY, 2d Ass't Actuary,

WILLIAM W. RICHARDS, Comptroller.

RisfcsYear.A 99UlUvU. Outstanding.

1S84....$ 34,(Wl,4J0 ...351,789,28T ..lfvSd.... 4ti,507.134. ... 3H8.iWl.44l...ISSti..,. 56,832,719. ... 393,809,203...1JW7.... ty,457,4U8. ... 827.ti2S.033...1SS8.... 103,2U,2t51 ... 4S2.125.18t ..1&S9.... 15I.K02.4.S3. ... 5tS.949,y34...1S90 . . ltfO,tkSo,986 ... 63S,22ti,8'S...New York, January 28th, 1S91.

BOARD

gX7A Pull Assortment Just Received and For Sale at

OFSAMCEL E. SPKOCLL9. George F.

V;

M. GOLDBERG'S,269(-2- COR. FORT AND MERCHANT STS..

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., L'd.

Baker.Joa. Thompson.Dudley Olcott.Frederic Cromwell.Julien T. Davies.Robert Sew ell.S. Van Rensselaer Cruokr.Charles R. Henderson.George BlissRurus W. Peckham.J. HOBART HeKRICK.Wm. P. Dixon.

Lucius Robinson.Samuel D. Babcock.Gkokuk 8. Cok.Richard A. McCukdy.James C. Holdes.Herrmann C. Von Post.Alexander II. Rice.Lewis May.Oliver Harriman.Henry W. Smith.Robert Olyphant.

Fort Street,

ROBERT A. ORANJSriSS, Vice-Preside- nt.

WALTER R. GILLETTE. Gen'l Manager.WILLIAM J. E ASTON, Secretary.

ARCHIBALD N. WATERUOl'SE. Auditor.

EMORY McCLINTOCK,JOHN TAT LOCK, Jr., Ass't Actuary.

Willi II

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FREDERIC CROMWELL. Treasurer.JOHN A. FONDA., Assistant Treasurer. WILLIAM P. SANDS. Cashier.

EDWARD P. HOLDEN, Assistant Cashier.

WILLIAM G. DAVIES, Gen'l Solicitor.

Medical Directors.GUSTAVUS S. WINSTON. MD. E. J. MARSH, M.D.

GRANVILLE M. WHITE, M.D.

S. 13. IROSE!,General Agent Hawaiian Islands.

evening.The Arlington is being renovated

and repaired.

Answer "The Hilo Journal hasa circulation of one."

In a few days the phonograph willuo ready ior me puDlic.

- tr Messrs. E. O. Hall & Son are having their brick building repaired.

Attend Mr. Morgan's sale to mor-row aud buy some genuine Ha vanat.

Drop a nickel iu the slot and seeany number you may think of fromoue to suty, is tne latest.

The walls of the new brick build-iD- g

on Hotel street near Fort streetare rapidly nearing completion.

Do you want furniture? Go to Mr.J. E. M organ's sale of a large assortment of elegant furniture, etc., nextlhursday.

All interested in 'cycling will meetat the Y. M. C. A. Darlors this evening at 5 o'clock, for the purpose ofiorming a club.

On Tuesday next, at 3 p. m., thestockholders of the PeoDlea Ice &Kefrigerating Co. will meet for theelection of officers at Mr. JonathanAustin's office.

The Cabinet question being set-tlo- d,

now comes the censures andapprobations of the Court's decision;then the appointment of Postmaster-Gener- al

and Marshal.

The amateur theatrical entertain-ment given on board U. B. M. S.Nymphe this- - evening is not for thegeneral public, only those receivinginvitations are expected.

Yesterday evidently mu3t havebeen the right time of the moon forgeneral repairing of buildings. Theslate roof of the- - Library buildingwas receiving some new slates.

"Oahu oa, Oahu oa, Pu.nahou,PuDabon. Mau a Mau!" Theond meeting of the General Com- -miitee or tne Uaau College semi-centennial is held at Mr. J. B.Castle's office, Monday next.

Special cars will be run on thedifferent tramways for the accommo-dation of tb eater-groer- s during theevenings of the Bijou Opera Co.'sseason. You must obtain tickets beforehand from Mr. L. J. Levey.

Mr. Jerry Simonson, with Messrs.Hackfeld & Co., gave a luan to hismany friend at his home at PalamaYednesday evening. A large num

ber attended at the feast after whichthe guests danced to a lat? hour.

The opera II Trovatore will beplayed for the first time in Hono-lulu, Saturday evening, March 7th.The caste have already been men-tioned in the Advebtiseb. Ticketsare on sale now at Mr. L. J. Leveyrsoffice.. Better

4buy your ticket in

time or you may get left.

Dr. A. A.Crane, Government physi- -f cian at Makawao, Maui, has resigned

his position and is in town waitingfor the Australia, on which he, Mrs.Crane and child will leave for theStates. " Dr. Stow, of London, whocame recently to the Islands has beenappointed his eucceeser. Dr. Cranewill visit the Leper Settlement be-fore leaving.

The Stzpreme Court's Decision,As there seems to be some confu-

sion in the mind of the public inregard to the matter of the opinionof the Justices of the Supreme Courton the Cabinet question the followingstatement is given:

" On the 16th instant, the Cabinetof His late Majesty sent a request tothe Justices of the Supreme Courtfor an opinion upon the questionwhether the Qneen-wa- authorizedby the Constitution to request theirresignations and was free to appointa new Cabinet. .

" On the 17th the CabTnet askedthe Justices to suspend their replyuntil they should be notified to pro-ceed with it- - In the forenoon ofWednesday, the 25th, the Cabinetasked the Justices to proceed withthe consideration of the question.At about 2:30 p. M.the opinion ofthe Justices was handed to the At-torney General, and thereupon theCabinet sent in their resignation tothe Queen, who then appointed andcommissioned a new Cabinet, as fol-

lows:"Hon. Samuel Parker, Minister of

Foreign Affairs;" Hon. H. A. Widemann, Minister

of Finance;; " Hon. C. N. Spencer, Minister of

J the Interior;i " Hon. W. A. Whiting, Attorney- -

g General." The Chief Justice was summoned

to the Palace and administered theI oaths of office to the new Cabinet."

The Case of John E. Bush.The dicision of the Supreme Court

in the matter of John E. Bush over-

rules the motion of the respondentto discharge the Rule. The respond-ent is held to answer. Justice Mc-Cull- y

dissents, giviDg that the arti-cle in question "refers to no case andto no Court in the exercise of itsjudicial functions." The two opinionsare given in full elsewhere.

Supreme Court At Chambers.Antone Patrico vs. Thow Chow.

Replevin. Heard and judgmentrendered for defendent.

Brain workers, and all who have tostand the pevere mental strain conse-quent on intellectual employment, findClements' Tonic invaluable. Hol-lister A Co. are the Agents for theIslands.

correspondents.

TAe Old and the New Coustitutions.

Mb. Editor The remarkableopinion of a majority of the Justicesof the Supreme Court has am&zodthe community.

It seems uuaccountable that anyintelligent person can compare thenew Constitution with the old one,and arrive at the conclusion whichthe judges have.

Article 41 of the present Consti-tution takes the place of Article 42of the old Constitution. They read;

OLD CONSTITUTION. NEW CONSTITUTION.

Akticlk 42. The Article 41. TheKino's Cabinet Cabinet shall con-

sistshall consist of the of the MinisterMinister of Foreign of Foreign Affairs,Affairs, the-- Minister the Minister of theof the Interior, the tnterior.the MinisterMinister of Finance, of Finance, and theand the Attorney Attorney - General.General of theKing-dom,an- d and they shall be

these shall Ilia Majesty's spe-cialbe His Majesty's advisers in the

opeciai advisers in Executive affairs ofthe Executive af the Kingdom; andfairs of the King-dom

they shall be ex; and they shall officio members of

be ex officio Mem Uis Majesty's Privybers of His Majes-ty's

Conncil of State.Frivv Council They shall be ap-

pointedof State. They shall and com-missionedbe appointed and by the

commissioned bv King and shall bethe King, and hold. removed by him.office duklng His only upon a vote ofMajesty's pleas-ure,

want of confidencesubject to im passed by a majority

peachment. No act of all the electiveof the King shall members of the Leghave any effect un-less

islature, or uponit be counter conviction of felony,

signed by a Minis-ter,

ana shall De subjectwho by that to impeachment. No

signature makes act of the Kinghimself responsible. shall have any ef

fect unless it becountersigned by amember of the Cab-inet, who by thatsignature makeshimself responsible.

The first difference is the changefrom the King's Cabinet " to theCabinet." One was literally " theKing's," responsible to him. Theother is the people's," responsibleto the Legislature.

The distinction is so radical audmarked, that the meaning cannotbe mistaken.

Under the old Constitution theMinister's held office " during HisMajesty's pleasure;" under thenew one they "shall be removedby him only upon a vote of want ofconfidence."

That the Judges could not perceive the fundamental difference inthe provisions, and plain intent, ofthe present Constitution, is almostpast understanding.

Indignant Citizen.

TrTiy the Concealment?Ms. Editor. For some reason

best known to the Judges of theSupreme Court, in giving theiropinions in the Cabinet matter, themajority have disregarded precedent, and have not signed theirreply.

This is not a judgment of theCourt, but a matter of their indi-vidual opinions. Are they, or isany one of them, ashamed of theiror his part in the matter?

In judgments even, where a ma-

jority decide cases, the name of thedissenting justice is always given.And generally he states his groundsof dissent.

The public are entitled to fulland frank action in this matter.

Evasion and shirking of respon-sibility should be beneath the dig-nity of a judge of the SupremeCourt. Citizen.

2Cc.tu Hutrtisonents.

Meeting Notice.

COUNCIL NO. 689HAWAIIAN Legion of Honor, meetsTHIS (Fridav) EVENING, at 7:30 o'clockat Harmony Hall, King street.

J. ECKARDT,2700-- lt Secretary.

Oalm College Semi-Centerm- ial.

SECOND MEETING OF THETHE Committee for the above cele-bration will be held at the office of J. B.Castle, on MONDAY. March 2d, at 3 p. m.It is desired that the members of the sub-committees shall be present at this meet-ing. J. B. CASTLE,

2700-2-t Secretarv.

FOR SA.LE.LGEROBA CORD WOOD. APPLY

. to W. Yj. ROWELL.2099-l- w

Animal Meeting.

Woodlawn Dairy and Stock Company.

ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK-holder- s

of the Woodlawn Dairy andStock Co. will be held at the office of W.O. Smith, Esq., on MONDAY, March 2d,1891, at 3 P. M. W. O. SMITH.

Secretarv.Honolulu. Feb. 26. 191. 2699 3t

Annnil Meeting.

Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing Company.

TiHE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK-- Iholders of the Hawaiian Carriage Man-

ufacturing Company wi.i be held at theoffice of W.O.Smith, Esq.. on MON-DAY, March 2d, 1891. at 2 p. m.

W. O. SMITH, Secretarv.Honolulu, Feb. 26, 1391. 2699-3-t

j0r-Havi-ng imported a quantity of HARTMAN STEEL GALVANIZED

FENCING for parties wishing the Bame, we can supply a surplus of a few hun-dred feet at very low prices.

OSCRAPER MATS Something new. The do not become slippery whenwet.

2STew G-ood-s by .Late ArrivalsPLANTATION SUPPLIES, Galvanized and Tlain FENCE WIRE, high test.

Staples of special qualitv. Galvanized Buckets and Tubs, Sauce Pans, Fry Pans,Market Baskets. GLASS WARE, CROCKERY, Etc., Etc. 79--q

THE HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO., L'd.,IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Hardware, Crockery,

The Time Sirnal for the Port is given at12 h. 0 m. 0 s. (midnight) of Oreeuwkh time, or1 h. 2 to. ;H t. p. x. ol Iiouolulu Observatory

time.It is iven by the Steam Whistle ol the Honolulu

Planing Mi l, a few doortt above the customHoue. The Mme whittle Is sounded cor-rectly at Honolulu Mean Nooll, ObservatoryMerUlian, or lo h. 31 m. 26 s. of Greenwichtime.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

AKK1VAL3.Thursday, Feb. 26.

Ger bk Santiago, Geerds, 158 days frouiNew York.

Am bkt Discovery, McNeill, 22 days fromSan Francisco.

Am schr Guiden Shore, 53 days fromNewcastle, N S W.

UErAKIlKKS.Thursday . Feb. 23.

Stiur James Makee, Macaulay, forKapaa.

frchr Liholiho for Wairuea.Am bkt John Smith, kustel, for San

Francisco.Stmr Pele. Smythe, for Kukaiau.Stnir J A Cummins, Neilson. for Koolau.Schr Haleakala for Kipahulu.

VESSELS LEAVING TO-DA- Y.

Stmr W G Hall, Freeman, for Maui andHawaii, at 10 a m.

Stmr C K Bishop, Le Claire, for circuitof Oahu, at 9 a m.

Schr Wairnalu for Kahului.

FOREIGN VESSELS EXPECTED.Vessels. Wber from. Due.

BkVivax ..New York May 15

Bk Foohug Suey... .Boston June 7Bk U Hackfeld . Liverpool June 4Tern Wm Kenton.. ,Newc't( Kahului )Feb 10Bktne Robt Sudden .Newc't( Kahului )Febl5PMSSChini San F'raneisco. .Mar 2Am Bk Sonoma Newcastle Feb 25Bk Newsboy Newcastle Feb 2SShip Merom .Port lilakely.. . . Feb 28BkSC Alien San Francisco .Feb 19Bkt Klikitat .Port Townsend. Mar 4Bkt Amelia . Port Townseud . Mar 3Sp Harvester Newcastle Mar 20BrSS Monowai... San Francisco. Feb 23Tern J C Ford ..San Fran (Mah)Mar 1Bk Callao . Liverpool J une 1Schr Kaaiokai . . Fanning's IsL.Feb 2Bk Indetatigitble ... Newcastle Mar 20BkOmeo .. Newc'e ( Kah). Mar 1

Ship Ceutenniai . . . . .New York. . . . May 30Schr Anna .S F(Kah) Feb 21Schr Olgn . .S F(Hiio) Feb 22Brgt W G Irwin . . ..S F(Kah) Feb 25Brgt Lurline ..S F(HUo) Feb 28Bk Albert ..San Francisco.Mar 1

Bkt S G Wilder.... ..San Francisco.Mar 4Schr Robt Lewers . . . PortTown'd.. .Mar 15OSS Australia . iran Francisco. Mar. 3,OSS Mariposa ..Colonies Mar 12OSS Alameda . San Francisco. Mar 12

PASSEXGEK9.

DEPABTCEES.

From Sen Francisco, per bkt Discovery,Feb 2ti J G McKenzie.

rtUIPFIX NOTES.

The schooner Waimalu transferred her1.240 baps sugar on board the bark ForestQueen. February 2t?th. She sails to-da- y

for Kahului, Maui.The schooner Liholiho took yesterday

70 tons coal for Waimea, Kauai.The bark Andrew Welch was moved to

the Claudine's wharf yesterday.The bark Forest Queen is at Brewer's

wharf taking in sugar.The American ship Exporter, Captain F.

A. Kezer, was anchored in the streamThursday morning, fche was 72 days fromNewcastle, New South Wales, with 1,700

tonsi coal for Messrs. W. G. Irwin & Co.

The German iron bark Santiago, Cap-

tain M. G.rds. arrived Thursday morn-ing, February 2th, 158 days from NewYork, with about 650 tons general mer-chandise, consigned to Messrs. H. Hack-feld & Co. Sailed from New York, Sup-ter- n

oer 20th, 1890. Experienced fineweather till the river Rio de la Plata wasreached on the 48th day out ; thence hadnothing but continuous westerly winds andbad weather to latitude 44 dfg. S in thePacific Thence h-i- d splendid weather tolatitude 15 deg. N. From there to port,experienced . W. winds, and not N. E.winds as are usually found there in thisseason The Santiago is docked at the oldCustom House wharf. She will probubiybe chartered to take sugar to San Fran-cisco.

The dredger is at work near the FishMarket.

The crew of the German bark Santiagoi u,. , onrotr frnm home for over tnreeB3KB urcn o"jyears, and are longing to reach the Father-

land. Perhaps San Francico will be theirfinal port betore returning iur umc.

The iron merchant vessels now in portthe following: Charlotte (Ger.). An-55- w

Welch (Haw.), J. C. Pn.iger (Ger.).Fifeshire( Brit.) and Santiago (Ger.). Theyare all bark rigged.

The clipper barkentine John Smith sail-

ed out of the harbor February 2tfth. at S.mp m bound for San Francisco. She took16 s'h bags (1.957,859 pounds) sugar, valuedat'85 611.86. The shippers of sugar were:F A. Schaefer A Co., 5,791 bags; T.H.Davies A Co., 3.253 bags; C. Brewer A Co.,5.816 bags; Castle A Cooke, 1,960 bags.

The American barkentine Discovery,Captain 1- - McNeill, arrived Thursdaymorning, February 2Hth, 22 days from SanFrancisco she bring. about 700 tons as-

sorted cargo for Messrs. H. Hackfeld ACo. Sighted the United States cruiserCharleston at noon February 19th, about180 miles off Diamond Head. The Discov-

ery will sail again next Wednesday forSan Francisco.

Foar foreign arrivals were towed intothe harbor during yesterday.

The American fonr-maste- d schoonerGolden Shore, about 53 days from New-

castle, laden with coal, was towed into portyesterday evening.

To those who need a pleasant Tonicfc any kind of debility, we can recom-mend Clements' as the best. For saleby Hollister & Co.

Daily Advertiser 50c. per month.

GLASSWARE,2, 3 and Chandeliers ani Electroliers, Metal and Glass

Honolulu.

Get

MThese MILLS

have given per-fect satisfactionwherever used.They ran easier,require leBs are.

jdo not rust andlio more workliian any other.

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longer and give better satisfactionmanuiaetured.

Steamer. NO OLD GOODS IN STOCK I

Iicited and promptly filled. 79-- q

WORKS CO.Manager.

Superintendent.

Iron Founders,Esplanade, Honolulu,

MACHINERY done at REASONABLE1354 I4d-3- m

.Lamps, Lamp fixtures,

PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES,Lard Oil, Cylinder Oil, Mecca Engine and Cylinder Oils, Dynamo Oils, Powder,

Shot and Caps, Chamberlain's Patent Machine-loade- d Cartridges,

House Famishing Goods, Silvir Hated Ware, Table Callery,George Westenholm's Pocket Knivi s, Wade & Butcher's Razors,Plows, Planters' Steel Hoes and other Agricultural Implements, Handles.

PLANTATION SUPPLIESOF EVERY lE8CRirTION.

Hart's Patent " Duplex " Die Stock for Pipe and Bolt Cutting ;Rubber Hose, either Plain or Wue Bound; Sprinklers and Stands;

New " Easy " Pennsylvania Lawn Mowers, High Grass Cutters;Manila and Sisal Rope.

AGENTS FORHartman's Steel Wire Fence and Wire Mat?,Neal's Carriage Paints,W. G. Fiecher'B Wrought Steel Ranges and Fire and Burglar-proo- f Safes,Gate City Stone Filters,New Process Twist Drills.

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Election of Officers.

FOLLOWING PERSONS WERETHE as officers and directors of C.Brewer A Co., L'd., at the annual meetingof the Company held this uay, for the cur-rent year:

P. C. Jones President and ManagerJ. O. Carter. ..Treasurer and SecretaryW. F. Allen AuditorHon. C. R. Bishop, Hon. II. Waterhouse

and S. C. Allen, Directors.J. O. CARTER,

Secretary C. Brewer A Co., L'd.Honolulu, Feb. 4, 1391. 2081-l- m

Election of Officers.

4T THE ANNUAL MEETING OFA. the Hawaiian Agricultural Company,held this day. the following persons wereelected officers for the current year:

Hon. Chas. R. Bishop PresidentMr. Sam'l C. Allen Vice-Preside- nt

Mr. P. C. Jones TreasurerMr. J. O. Carter SecretaryMr. Tom May Auditor

DIRECTORS.

Hon. Chas. R. Bishop, Mr. Sam'l C. Al-

len, Mr. P. C. Jones and Mr. Chas M.Cooke. J- - O. CARTER,

Secretary H. A. Co.Honolulu, Jan. 15, 1891. 2001-l-

Notice ot Election.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THEATEwa Plantation Co., held this day, thefollowing officers were eleteed for the ensu-

ing year:C. M. Cooke PresidentJ. B. Castle.E. D. Tenney SecretaryJ. B. Atherton TreasurerJ. H.Paty AuditorThe above-name- d officers also constitute

the Board of 1EKYtSecretary E. P. Co.

Honolulu. Jan. 31, 1891 2073 1300-l-

NOTICE.FROM AND AFTERthis date we will not be

TSSL responsible for anyfreight after same has

been landed. Parties to whom freight isconsigned must be at the landing to receivetheir freight

WILDER'S STEAMSHIP CO.Honolulu. Sept. 5, 190. H2-- q

NOTICEtfY WIFE MARY SUTHERLAND

has left my bed and board for no justcause, and I will not De responsime iordebts contracted without m v written order.

JAMES SUTHERLAND.Honolulu, Feb. 24. 1891. 209-S-l-

Meeting Notice.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THEstockholders of the Inter-islan- d Steam

Navigation Co., L'd., will be held at theoffice of the Company on TUESDAY,March 3d, at 10 o'clock a. m.

JAS. !,. McLEAN,2091 St Secretary.

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THE AERMOTOR, OTSJIt is made of Steel and will last

than any otherNEW GOODS received by every

Orders Irom ihe other islands m

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Engineers andOffice and Works,

MANUFACTURERS OF--if-

Sugar Machinery, Irrigating Machinery, Steam Engines,Steam Boilers, Juice Tanks, Coolers, Molasses Tanks, Sugar Cars,

Cane Cars, Elevators, Conveyors, Furnace Fittings,Wrought and Cast Iron Work for House Builders,

Water Wheels and Gearing, Bar Iron, Etc.

DIFFUSION MACHINERY IN ALL ITS BRANCHESSOLE AGENTS HAWAIIAN ISLAND8 FOR THE

Pelton Water AVheel.REPAIRS of all kinds of

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. .3itHjsatMi. I, wnaaxo m WAV.- I v.. ... . .jutefTtfcrmrjfr'''7 r - -

i i

Rp Vapor Engine

THEO. H. MISENTERPRISE PLANING MILLPETER HIGH: - Prop.

Office and Mi. i

5 J on Afakea near Queen Street.0

Doors, Sash, liuls, Screens, Frames, Etc, Etc.

MOULDINGS-Turn- ed and Sawed Work.

The Working of Koch's LymphReceiving Favorable Mention.STew York, January 30. Physi-

cians in this city are taking a morehopeful view of Koch's lymph.

"The opinion of the lymph nowshaping in my mind is a more fav-orable one than I at first enter-tained," Dr. George F. Shradyfrankly admitted. "I have spokendisparagingly of it, but that --waslong ago. Now that we havewatched long and faithfully, wehave seen many things that we didnot see at first. Dr. Edmund C.Wendt and Professor Loomis havetold me that they have noticed amarked appreciation in the weightin individual patients. In everycase so far coming under my ob-

servation I have noticed that bac-cil- li

are removed from the lungsthree or four hours after inoccula-tio-n.

This may appear strangeafter all that has been said by Pro-fessor Virchow, but even he haswithdrawn his very unfavorableopinions to Koch's discovery."Ex.

I; Having secured the services of

buperintendent, I am now prepared

JSOPlease call and examine designs before placing your orders elsewhere.. mjU? Prompt attention to all orders, j

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CRYSTAL SODA WOEKS,HARE & CO., Prop?. No. 81 KING STREET

Sole Manufactubers of the Gbeat Blood Purifier

SARSAPARILLA AND IEON WATER!GINO-E- E ALE,

SarsaparUla, Lemon, Cream and Plain Soda,Champagne Cider, Etc., Etc.

AKKATED WATERS GUARANTEED PURE.fiMutual 3 3 O TEHiJEIHONJES ZBell 298

CISLAND ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.2668--q

Pianos Just A.rrived.

CHAS. BREWER & CO.'S

Boston Line of Packets.

IMPORTERS WILL PLEASEtake notice that the fine

BARK JOHN D. BREWER

Capt. W. L. Jossklyu,Will be laid on the berth in Boston to leavefor this port on March 15, 1891, if suff-icient inducement offers.

WFor further particulars apply to791343-- q C. BREWER A CP.

M. S; GBINBAUM & CO.,' ' ''f (limited),

Honolulu H. L, and San Francisco, CaL

M. 8. Grinhanm ...... PC. liolte. Vice-Preside- nt and Treasurera. Ascuneim SecretarvM. Louisson Auditor

M. 8. Orinbaum & Co., Limited, Hono-lulu, H. 1., and San Francisco, Cal., hasaSSUmed the &HSPt und linhilitioa ,.f f uOrinbaum fc Co. and of C. Bolte, and willwnuuue me uenerai business formerlyvbiiicu uu uy uiose wo nrms.

Hor olnln. Feb. 3. 1891. 1361 2f80 lm

WING CIIONG TAI,

mCarpenter and PainterContractor, Builder and Jobber,

Furniture and Cabinet Maker, etc.

Chinese Employment Office,

No. 39 Kins Street.

Mutual Telephone 670: Bell Tel.r.,i n

W. R. SALTER,

WATCHMAKERKins Street, next Geo. Lincoln's.

Cheapest and best place to get your Watch. v ucpiucu iii a liratr-cia-ss

manner.Repairs to Musical Instruments ;

Fine Mechanical Work;Electroplating and Gilding.

All work warranted for twelvmonths. 154-l- m

fiedward & Howell,

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Briok, 8ton nd Wooden Building' '" Xitlmte Given.

Jbblinv Promptly AttndeI to.76 KING STREET.

ltU Telephobe No. V ' P. O. Box 431115-3m- y

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PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER

and JEWELER,HotelSt., - - - Under the Arlington.

Moderate Prices I 120-- q

FILTER PRESSES., VAAUBAV PLAKTATIOH, 1

Hawaii. Mjuroh 9. 1888. (Rlsdon Iron and LooomotiTA Work. Bn Ftab- -

oiaeo.

cUmbrl Filter PreaeeethlaseMon. Theim onTanlant, eaally bandied and ar workinganUrely to our atlafacHon. I can reoommendu iiiuviiuodi sn una,

Very raapeetfnlly ronra.ialsnaai A. Manna

Manager Paanban PlantaUon.

HiBi. Bept. 38. 1888.Ma- - 'O" Dm. Agent Bladen Iron Work

UVUVIUllla

Compartment niter Preaaes, 240 aquare feetanrfMe.aama aa tba one aupplled na laat aeaaon,wuiva mm puuea io Fay naa given na entlrr

uiMuvui . loon miy,oeo. s. vwautManager Heela Affrlcnltnral do.

Theae Prcaaea are made extra heary forf occupie noor apace of ii4 ft., and oreaanta & Altavln ro

,9ure A limited number In atock Inana are aoid at very low prloea.Kiadon Iron A Loco. Worka.

Ran Tranolaoo.ror partienlaxa enqnlre ofUBN DxXB....... Honolnln

nwiu nu. oprecceia mock:78 1343 W. q. IRWIN a Co.. Agenta.

New- - Model Lunch Rooms!

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Lime and Cement,PARAFFINE PAINT CO.'S

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High Grade Chemical Cane Manure.

GRASS SEEDS:

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REFINED SUGARS,

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Baldwin Locomotives!

The undersigned having been appointedSole Agents for the Hawaiian Islands

FOB THS CELEBRATED

Baldwin LocomotivesFrom the Works of

Burnliam, Parry, Williams & Co.,

Philadelphia, Ienti.,

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The Baldwin Locomotive Works arenow manulactunng a style of Locomotive particularly adopted

For Plantation Purposes,

A number of which h flVA rPaATitlv Kaonreceived at these Islands, and we willhave pleasure in furnishing PlantationAgents and Managers with particulars ofoauic.

The superiority of these Locomotiveewer mi uiuer mases is not only knownhere but is acknowledged throughout the

WM. G. IEWIN & Cu.,Solk Agents for Hawaiian Islands.

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Corner of Baal and Howard Streeta,

Ban Framelaco..... California

. oHvJB .T............P,e.ldento. awn., Bnperlntendenl

Bailders of Steal Machinery

In all Ita branches.

Steamboat, Steamehip. Land Englnea & BolleraHigh PreBaure or Compound.STEAM VESSELS of H kind, built complete

OBDINABI ENGINES compounded when;'- -

STEAM LAUNCHES, Bargea and 8team Tuaa con- -atruoted with reference to the trade tn whichd?to7wtoVgIuSrartd.8peed' tonnag "d

SUGAB MILLS and 8ngar Making Machinerymade after the most annmvxt ni.n. n ...Boiler Iron Work connected therewith.

WATER PIPE, of Bo!lr nt 4h(uf T.alze, made in aoitable lengtha foroonnecUnatogether, or Sheets rolled, punched and packedfor ablpment, ready to be riveted on theround.

HTI'BACLIO RIVETING, Boiler Work and WaterPipee made by this establishment, riveted bshydraulic rlretiag machinery, that quality ofwork being far superior to hand work.SHIP WOB1, Ship and Steam Capstans. SteamWinches. Air and Cirenl&tina pnmnJ -- o yoi iuaut3after the moat approved plana.80LE Agentaand manufacturera for the PaciflrOoaat of the Heine Safety Boiler.PDMP8 Direct AcUng Pumpa for Irrigation orcity worka purpoeea, built with the celebratedmouon, superior to any otheipump.

JOHN DTKR .77. Honolulu-- 13m Boom No. 8. upstairs. 8preckelB' Block

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."fttentionof the public tomcir large ana wen selected Stock of

Japanese Groods,Suitable for this market, which willsold at lowest prices. 49-l-y

Big G baa riven universal satisfaction in tbacure of Gonorrhoea andUleet. I prescribe it and

Kml arrdMiykytaa feel safe in recommend-in- c

USUrusOaxlealOa it to all sufferers.V ClnrinnatX. I a.. J. ST05EB, M.D.,

Deeatur. IILPRICE, St.00.

Sold by Droaa-iata-.

H0LLHTIB& Co., Wholesale Agents.Bmbof,8ith & Co., Wholesale Aeenta

ffTrri

Are adanted for Piirnnimr. VAwtrio.Liiguuug, running Elevators. Har-vesting and Thrashing Machines. PrintingPresses, Boot and Shoe Machinery, Circu-cula- r.

Jig and Band Saws, Hoistine. Mill,and Mining Machinery. Coffee Mills andRoasters, Polishing and Fanningllachines,Ventilating Apparatus, Emery Wheels,Etc., in fact, everywhere cower is needed.

No Boiler, No Fire. No Stemm.No Coal, No Ashes,

No Engineer, Ho Explosion.NO DANGED

Started Instantly Without Even aMatch

Always Ready to give out its Full Power.

Cost to Run:About One Cent per Horse-pow- er per

Hoar.

"The above Engine cn be seen inuuemuon at anv unie at tne jueat niarirptDl Jos. linker. JNauanu street

'Informfttmn in pcrnw1 tn fVio itnairunning, etc. will be furnished on applica- -

JOS. TINKER,1 Nuuanu St,102-- q Sole Agent Hawaiian Islands.

City Meat Market

JOSEPH TINKER,i

x tnJLlVJtli XJULUxiei )AND MAKIB OF THS

Celebrated Cambridge Pork SausageMade by the very best Machinery and

tnuuui ue equalled, nig

Beef, Mutton, Lamb, Veal and Pork

is of the finest quality.All ordprn fntmntsil tn Viia o.a 4.w " o .ui ate IHT

iiverea wun cleanness and dispatch withina radius of three miles of the city. My

Corked Beef ahd Pickled Tongues

Are a Specialty and need no comment.My Celebrated

CAMBRIDGE PORK SAUSAGES

Are th BEST in the Islands.Upwards of half a ton a week sold.

Don't forget the address :

CITY MEAT MARKET, NUUANU STREET,

(Opposite Queen Emma Hall.)

with anyother Market. xzo-- q

WE ARE NOW SHOWING

AT OTB

MUSIC DEPARTMENT

Vrrr? 6 firSSix (New Styles) FISCHER and SCIURBERT

(New York Make)

PIANOSJust received direct from the Factory.

We will sell them at Prices that defy com- -

petiuua, on

Montuy

"Call. . Mrlv nH craf drat l' j o" " j vuuitCf juau

Plush Piano Scarfs and Piano Stools.

TflE HAWAIIAN NEWS CO.

79-- q

ANDERSON & LUNDY,

Dentists.ARTIFICIAL TEETH

from one to an entire set in-serted on gold, silver, allum- -tn,am and rubber bases.Orown and bridge work a specialty. Toiu nranng ruDoer plates which are a

nsltnt i00"5 of irritation to themuui" inroac, we would recommendour rropnylactic Metal Plate. All oper--" iuieu in accoraance with thelatest lmnrrtvomenta tn .rr ucumi science.SSSne.XArw.lthout Pai by the use of

Hotel street, Tregloan prem131-- q

WBSTERMAYER'8 PIANOS, NEW bTYLES.

ONE W ESTERMAYEll GRANDWITH LATEST IMPROVEMENTS. ALSO.

& CO.

Arrival ofBlengfe

141- - Days from Liverpool !

LARGE CARGO OF

New Goods

Anchors, Chains,Cocoa Mats, Kettles,

Banco Pans, Fry Pans,Bedsteads,

Fence Wire,Sheathing Metal.

Roofing Iron,

Cntlenr

: Sole Leather Trunks,White Lead, Red Lead,Boiled Linseed Oil,Castor Oil, Belting,Coal Tar, Water Tanks,Fire Brick, Red Brick, Alum,Red Ochre, Fire Clay,Bags, Twine;Filter Cloth,

Soap, Groceries,Boots and Shoes,

Perfumery, Flags,Rope Brushes,

Croquet Sets,Dressing Cases,

Mirrors,Saddled

Bridleg, Felts, Whips, Spurs,Blankets, Sheeting,Dry Goods, Merinos.

' Shawls, Handkerchiefs,Victoria Lawns,Mosquito Netting, Leggings,Laces, Ribbons, Hats, Helmets,

: Velvets, Embroidered Dress.

Flannel;Basket Trunks,

Picnic Hampers,, Rugs, Mats, Carpets,

Clothing, Tweeds,Ginghams,

Hosiery,Rcarfa.

"i Suitings in latestlstyles,- ;Underwear, Braces,

Sofa Pillows.Gloves, Flouncing,Embroidery, Curtains,Table Napkins,TableCloths,

"Water-proo- f Coats,Artificial Flowers.Dust Cloaks,Pajama Suits,Fine Hosiery-Si- lk, Lisle, Cotton,

Dinner Sets,Tea Sets,

Desert Sets,Fancy Crockery,'

Common Crockery,Wedgewood War,

Vases,

Wicker Ware, Fancy Chairs,Hammocks, Tables, Baskets.Umbrella Stands,Decanters,Salad Bowls,Mush Sets,Flower Pots,Filters,Etc., Etc., Etc.

Theo. E. Davies & (to

Piano Stools, iano IStools:FOR sale by

IHDOFFSCHLAEGEE &Cc.7 King mid Bthtl Rtrt.

Mk. C. B. BrputT, Architect and Buildingto furnish Designs for every description of

CHARLOTTE.

MEYER,

Decorative Painter.

Honolulu.a e

SALE DEPARTMENT.

FOR SALE:stallions of Various Breeds.

Mares with or without Foal- Horsea for any Purpose.

BREAKING DEPARTMENT

. A Skilful BREAKER and TRAINERio euiiujrea on tne xiancn.

Satisfaction in nirnj (n tj- -o u wtcsauiEand Trmmno TTD A..puuug

A New Panama Canal Scheme.New York Engineering Record

says: 4,It is reported from Paris thatM. Goutel, president of the commit-tee of Panama stockholders and hnnrf.holders, announces that the commit-tee has obtained the assent of thegovernment and the approval of thecommittee of liquidation for a newcanal scheme. The committee pro-poses a succession of annual lotteriesof 100,000,000 francs, 20,000,000frsnna in nrivna u : i a

each lottery, and the net profit there-in tn Ka J 1 1 iof the canal works at the Isthmtw ofPanama until the canal is completed.M. Goutel states that this is the lead-ing feature of the scheme, and addsthat he asks nothing from the bond- -

uumers, wnne ne assures the com-pletion of the Panama Canal andrestores to the bondholders whatthey have at present lost. The gov-ernment will ask the Chamber ofDeputies to give its sanction to thescheme. The new company willuiau umts contracts witn all con-tractors, offering solid guaranteesfor the execution of the differentworks. Nobody concerned in theerrors of the former Panama Canaladministration will be allowed tohave anything to do with the newadministration. Ththe new scheme to build the PanamaCanal are sanguine of success."

Just Received.r Bark " CHARLOTTE." a n'nmW nf

Pianos ! Pianos !

From the Celebrated Factory of

C. BECHSTEIN, LONDON and BERLIN,

yNow ready for inspection, for saleby

H. HACKFELD & CO.,Sole Agents foi the Hawaiian Islands.

2688-t- d

LOVE'S BAKERYNo. 73 Noaann Ntrea.

MBS. BOBT. LOVE, . . . Proprletreaa.

Every Deacrlption of Plain and Fanoy

Bread and Crackers,F B E 8 H

Soda CrackersAN1P

Saloon BreadAlwajr on Hand.

MILK BREADA SPECIALTY.

bland Order Promptly Attended to,79-- q

new goodsA fine Assortment.

We have just received per S. S. Australia,a fine selection of New Goods,comprisinef, one

elegantHand-paiiit- ed Porcelain Dinner Set.

A few of those fine hand-embroider- ed

SIXjK and SATIN SCREENS,EBONY FRAMES,

Assorted colors and patterns of Crepebilk Shawls. Elegant Tete-- a te Cups

and Saucers. A fine lot of

Manila Cigars and Cheroots100 in a Box.

Scarf Pins in great variety,i.iiy .tmiDS.

A few of those handy Mosquito Urns.Also, an assortment of new styles of

Rattan Chairs and TablesC(TUMESma11 8election of JAPNE8E

"Call earlv and namina thia finassortment of New Goods.

WING W0 CHAN & CO.No. 22 Nuuanu Street.79-- q

Tlia Vr. Tll. Vx.HICI lillOC XlaUK l0.HAS BEENand has removed to CarriageKtnn1 V to

UCe Station. TelenhnriP nrHro.Sll ,I v ""'''J " ill 1 1 ClfCP2BT.MSLon ,a"d e public guaran--

'7' agonetts lurmshed at"r" liiiuuie a notice.WBellTel.llS; Mutual Tel. 630.

WALLACE JACKSON,loQ-l- m Manager.

Pianos For Bent.

J. L.

Fractal loose and

PAPER HANGING A SPECIALTY.

No. 130 Fort St.,

WAIALAE BREEDING KANCH

IPedifrrees of all Horses Kett.

BREEDING DEPARTMENP

The following Fi HA Am'mall wrill eran1for bervice at the Ranch, Waialae-Well-bre- d

Stallion " MARIN."Norman Stallion

" CAPTAIN GROWL."Thoroughbred Stal. "MIDNIGHT."

Two Native Stallions'PILIAOAO" and " PRANK."

A "Well-bre- d Kentuclcy JACK.

PAUL R. ISE3STBERQ.

H. E. Mclntyre & Bro.IKrOBTERS AND nmt.yaa jjf

Groceries, Provisions and Feed,oprings about i. and beinKlavatle.can be wornwith waaeaad comfort NiKrtt nnd Imr. It'aaper

1 - or farther partieaWa olmp8 for tmprjlet No. 1 antF M F M R F R th&t e a Grnolae Elect ri-I- I

till LIIIU Lit TrasMs contain oar Prlvs Stir&Ktur icUj like that shown at too or thiiMTrrtltrudat. Beware oi inferior imitationsAdareas;HE EtST,c-TRU-

SSCOMPANY.

BAST CORSBR FORT AND KING 8TRKKTS.

New ooods received by everyprodnceby every steamer. AH orders falihfunratt,n,TT..n,. . h CaJtf ona

PIANOS IN GOOD ORDERfrom $4.00 to $7.00 per month.MUSIC DEPARTMENT OFTHE HAWAIIAN NEWS

79-- qCOMPANY.

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