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f. "i , i ... , 54 , jk: . 4:i ' VOL. 111. rtniLisiiED KVKKY AITKKNOON EXCKPT SUNDAY. Washington, Vt Blood Poisoning 13 Running Soros Cavo Way to Hood's Sarsaparilla. "C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.i "Gentlemen Thirteen years ago I was In Cour De Alene, now called Fort Sherman, Idaho. While there I went In swimming one day and caught cold, chilling tho bono In my leg, causing nfemsore on my limb. The sore continued about three months, continually rotting my leg until It cot up to my knee, w lien I had the limb amputated. My leu was so rotten that alter tho lhnli was amputated tho foot dropped off. From this statu 1 got blood poisoning and had Thirteen Running Sores on my body. These sores continued from three to four years, my blood being in a terrible condition. After this I commenced taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. 1 used three bottles and found it did mo good, so I kept on until I had used ten bottles or more. My blood was com- - Hood'sCures pletciy cleansed. The sores stopped running and have not troubled me any now forslx years. My appetite and digestion are good and I am perfectly well. I owe my cure to Hood's Sarsa- parilla." 1". S. Kinzie, Washington, VL HoocTs Pills are purely vegetable and per- fectly harmless. Sold by all druggists. 25c tlobron Drug Company Wholesale A emits. WILLIAMS' ART GALLERY. Having resumed business and taken advantage of the past two weeks to renovate our studio we nre better pre- pared than ever to fill orders for views of ancient Hawaii and, of the stirring events of the lute troubles. Portraits of the leading characters a specialty. Our portrait department is open for engagements, anil our work, as in the past will be up to all of the modern ad- vancements in our line. BISHOP & CO., Established in 1858. BANKERS. Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. DRAW EXCHANGE ON THE M OF UUFOBRM, SUN FRANCISCO AND THEIll AQKNTS IN New York, Chicago, Boston, Paris. MESSRS, N, Nl, ROTHCHILD & SONS, LONDON FRANKFOKT-ON-THE-MAI- The Commercial Banking Co. of Sydney, N. S. W. The Bank of New Zealand, Auckland, and its branches in Chi istchurch, Dunedin and Wellington. The Bankot British Columbia, Victoria, and Its branches, Vancouver, Nanalmo, West- minister, B. C, anil Portland, Oregon, The Azores and Madeira Islands. Stockholm, Sweden. Tho Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, The Hongkong and Shanghai, China; and Yokohama, Hiogo and Nagasaki, Japan. And transact a General Banking Business. C, BREWER & CO., LID Queen St., Honolulu, H, I,, AGENTS FOR Hawaiian Agricultural Co., Onomea Sugar Co., Honorau Sugar Co., Wai-luk- u Sugar Co., Wnihee Sugar Co., Makee Sugar Co., Haleakala Ranch Co., Kapapala Ranch. Planters' Line San Francisco Packets. Cha8. Brewer &Co.'s Line of Boston Agents Boston Board of Underwriters. Agents Philadelphia Board of Under- writers. List op Officers : P. C. Jonks President Geo. H. Robertson Manager K. F. Bishop Treas. and Secy. Cou W. F. Allen Auditor C. M. Cooke ) H. Watebjiouse.. Directors A. W. Cabteb.... ) 279-l- y ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY, JOIXXVOEJ-- D 1808. Capital, - - $6,000,000 Assets, - - $9,000,000 navlutf been appointed agents nf the above Company wo are now ready to ettect Insur-.anc- at the lowest rales ot premium, f II. W. SCHMIDT & SONS. Castle & Cooke, ) Ltd I LIFE AND FIRE Insurance Agents. agents fob NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL Life Insurance Co. OF BOSTON. I iETNA FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF HAUTFOUD, CONN J NEW CAP AND BLOUSE. OIIANOKSnUIHIUIIII INTIIB UNIFDIIM OF 1IIH II. 9. A II MY, Itemovlug Some Ilrald Date nf Altera tlons Cap Nearly Like the Navj' Uses. The army of this country as to uni form,; tactics, etc., is patterned after tho army and militia of the United State'. Over there a change has been made in the cap and blouse and it may be followed here. Officers are required to change by July 1, and enlisted men I y January 1 , next. The braid on the back of the coat must come oft. Here is tho description Klven in the olllcial orders of April 12th iiy .u. mane ucnerai Huge es, tt. S. A. Cmlrem O at A single-breast- sack coat ot uaric blue clotn or serge, with standing collar fastened with hook and eye; coat to closo with a llap containing THE NEW BLOUSE suitable concealed fastenings, the skirt to extend from one-thir- to s the distance from the hip joint to the bend of the knee, according to height of wearer: cut to fit the figure easily; a vertical opening at each side of bin. ac cording to pattern; shoulder straps and TUB. SEATTLE SOAP COMPANY Bee to inform the Dublin of Honolulu and the other Islands that a complete line of their famous 'and de- servedly popular LAUNDRY AND TOILET SOAPS, WASHING COMPOUNDS, ANIMAL SOAPS, ETC., have been introduced into this market and uie now to be found on sale at the grocery stores of H. E. McIntyre & Cno., C. Hustack and Henky Davis & Co., where their elegant display cabinets can be seen. The valuo given for prices charged has uver been equaled in this marnei uy any otner eoap uonipany. H. Hackfeld & Co. nAVE just received, "per F. Glntlo" and per other 'late arrivals, the most complete stock of , . DOMESTICS, TAILOR GOODS, DRESS GOODS, CLOTHING, HOSIERY, HATS, IJOOTS AND SHOES. SADDLERY, Etc., Etc., Etc. Hardware, Italia and Railway Material, , Crockery and Glassware, BagVnind Digging, LIQUORS, BEERS, AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN GROCERIES, FEEDS. FLOUR, Etc., Etc. A new supply of the celebrated "SAUERBRUNNEN" . . Also on hand . , KONA COFFEE (Old und New) 11 AW A HAN SUGAR and RICE, All of which they offer to the trade on the ou tho moit liberal term;. For Rent. 1895 The premises on Judd Street, heyond Llllha, lately occupied by Jonijuin ' Miller, llouflo of four Rooms and Kit clien; Stable and 2) acres of land more or less. f For Sale. One AH Brass Double Actiinr Force l'ump, !1 inch Ruction and discharge with 250 feet 2a inch Hose. At a bargain one English dog cart Imported. One revolving baker's oven. Apply to J. EMMKLUTH. 522 tf. No. 6 Nuuanu street. WHY PAY REHT Wheu you can apply the rent money to pur- chase a house ? HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 16, We will sell you a house to be built to suit you by paying month ly installments. Call and examine our plan and satisfy yourself that our proposi tion is one which will be fully sat isfactory to you. THE HAWAIIAN SAFE DEPOSIT AND INVES- T- IIIL'll bUIIIIflllli 408 Fort Stiif.f.t, Honolulu. BEST RUBBER STAMPS Made at short notice oy tho HAWAIIAN NEWS COMPANY LTD, CASTLE & COOKE LIMITED, Importers, Hardware and General Merchandise. We huvo just received by the bark "Triton" a largo Shipment of ENGLISH GOODS Among which will be found IRON CHAIN, all Sizes. BAR IRON, all Sizes. BRASS RODS, SHEET BRASS, QUALITY GALVANIZED TUBS, GALVANIZED BUCKETS, GALVANIZED and BLACK FENCE WIRE, Annealed and Tested. SLACK & BROWN LOW'S WATER FILTERS, BALL BLUEING, COUNTER and BAG.TWINE MUBBUCK'S BOILED LIN-SEE- OIL, WHITE LEAD, . ZINC AND DRY COLORS, Castle k Cooke, Ltd IMPORTERS, Hardware and General HercWise Tint- - nanrn is kn.t on uie at k. c. Agmcy, Otauiiu, jleiclmnl'b KxcIiuuiib, rau V l&rtLlceo. L'ul . Ulifert. rnntrH'tj. lfir kilvm. li'mjc cau n DVU10 inr ir. HAWAIIAN cAllar InslKnin to bo worn. Tim coat to lie trimmed with lustr ills 1)1. 1 i, iii.ikii ll.it braid as follows: Kdned all nriuitin the bottom, the front fdw, the collar and for 0 Inches Upvard Irom th bottom uIoiir both "iiles op iiimr t the skirt, with lirnld x4 Inches wide. This coat will be worn when full drees is not required. During ibe .in. aeasntm pott commanders may author- ize this coat made of while duck oi flannel, to be worn with white braid, but without Mioulder straps or collar insignia. On mullets duty n plain leather belt will bo worn under tho undress coat, tho Htvoul hook emiTKlni; tlii oiih the open iiiK of the coat on the left side. For field service, or when the pistol Is car- ried, the belt will be worn outside tho undress coat when so directed by the cutumatidiiif; ofllcer. The iiisiKtii'i forofllcers' undress coats will be us follows: For nil ofllcers, the letters U. S. (lothic design, ot suitable height, each followed by a period, em- broidered in cold or made of' cold or Kiit metal, lasteneil to each sale or tho collar. 1 inch from its edge and midway of its height. For all ofllcers of the staff corps and departments, their ditlnctive insigna, without wreath, 1 inch high, embroid ered in gold or made of gold r gilt metal, fastened to each side of the collar, about K inch from the letters U. H. tiii: m:w cap. For nil ofllcers of the line tho recent forniio cm ornament. 1 inch high embroidered in gold fir made of gold or gilt metal, fastened to each side of the collar, nb'iut Jjj Inches fiom the S. Undress Can Of blue cloth, the diam eter at tho top slightly less th in at the bate, tho height, iJ inches all around, tin' m i in around the ton without n welt, and neatly stitched on each side. Tho iianu it inclies wnle, with wftts project- ing I inch at the top ami bottom, thn liottom welt 4 Inch above the Imse of the cap. The visor of black patent leather, hound with the same and mold- ed to shape, green underneath, rounded ami sloping donnu.trd from the horiz- ontal. A rigid stiffening all around to extend from the base of tho cap to with. in 1 inch ot the ton, anil n natr-clot- stilTeniiig throughout the iemaindr of the sides anil top; four hlark metal eve-le- ts for ventilation, tw o on each side. placed above the band; a cap cord of goU bullion lj of an inch in diameter lortlie olliceis caps, unit n chin strap like the fine now in use for the enlisted men's caps, second at both ends by small regulation buttons, one on each side, immediately Dack of the ends of the visor, ror general olllcers a band of black velvet, and for ml other olll cers, except chaplains, u hand of lus- trous black mohair br.iul Ailing thr space between the walls. The cap badge for olllcers and enlisted men placed in front, so that the ton of tiie top of the badge will be slightly below the ton of the cap. The can badiro for all ofllcers will be. the co.it-o- f arms the United States, embroid h d in g m modified according to putt-- ffotary Public. Particular attention given, and satisfaction guaranteed, to all who desire tcvoimts Afljiiilcil or Collected HECOUDS SEARCHED - - By an experienced person. OFFICE WITH The Hawaiian Investment Co., REAL ESTATE AND LOANS, 13 and 15 KAAHUMANU ST. Telephone 3(W THE EAGLE HOUSE, iVii::aitii Avenue, DUUMMONl) & JOHNKO.V, Vnoi'iuirrous. First-Cla- ss Family Hotel. 1IOO.MS KM 8UITK Olt HI.NGI.K. Detached Cottages i onnc-cU- with tho House Our Ttible in xitpplieil with the list the market afford Hates ' $00 pel day; JUDO per week; $0 Iter iiiumji. M. H. DKUM5IOND, L. SI. JOHNSON. King St. Restaurant! Corner King anil Ala-ke- a streets will give you the best meal for '!') cents in the city. Wu are now in our new rooms, everything clean. 25c fresh and Remember the Place, corner King ami lakeu street. ' SOS lmo BEST IN HONOLULU! All Chock's Restaurant Con Hotel and Union Sts. , Meals 25 Cents ArruniEementHf'im heroin mmto for tenlng i neu I to KftinllleH living ulthlu ri'iiiit.iiiihlit (llwtiiiictt SAILORS' HOME RESTAURANT WILL, OVF.X THURSDAY, APRIL lltl, At Tilt S.uloks Home. Mtals w II bo served as ii ; Ilreakfatt - . from tt to 10 o'clock. Lunslt - from U:!i0 to 3 o'clock. (Supper ... from 5 to 7:80 o'clock. POl'UI.AIt IMlll'I.S. P11 JT1LLU Best Family Medicine CURE Sick Headache, Constipation, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER TROUBLES. Purely Vegetabl- e!- Easy to Take. The. ilcllrate nf Ajcr's 1M1U illwl.es immediately on reaching tho atom fieli. itml iiernilt" tlin full strength of each Imiredlent to bo speedily nMlinllated. As a piiriitlvo. either for traveller eras a family medicine, Ajcr's Pllli are the best la the world. AYE'SPILLS, Mndcliyllr .1.0 Ayer Co.,LaweIl,Mn.,U.S.A. 1 I?T AW--- S AT THE Wood's Groat Expositions. "'e"!' ImltntlmK. The inmn -- Aier' I'lllt u lil.mn In ll.e gla.a ot each of oul ooou,. HOLLISTER DRUG- CO. WilOI.KHAl.l-- : AOKNTS. II, R. UJtENUAM. ATTOIIXKY AT LAW. Will practice in all the Courts of tin Hawaiian Islumls. Orncn: 318 Kurt Mrext. Hoiiolulu. J. M. MONSABEAT. ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTAHY rUBLIC. Cartwrlght Block, Merchant Bt., Honolulu. &. E. SMITHIES, Acconntant, Collector aiii Copyist Oflici- - with O. D. Chaw, Snfo Deposit ltuihliiiK, Telephone 184. The collection of Government bills h tioc laly E. M. NAXUINA, Commissioner of Private Ways and Water Rights. Nottiry X.tllo A;ent to Grant Marriano Licenses. Mutual Teli'vhono r25. WILLIAM WAGliXEll, CONTUACTOU AND HUlLDKlt, Second Klwjr Honolulu l'lanlnt; Mill, hort -t. All Kinila of Jobbing Promptly At- tended to. C. J. WlIITiXEY, Teacher of Elocution and Dra matic Art, Auli.noton Hotel. 547 MRS. M. 1I0LDEN, IIA1II DUEbSINO AND MANICUmNCl Can bo fouiul At tin) rooms of MIs.h Clark in Adunis Lane. Satisfactory Work Ouaranteeil. P. O. box 2W7. Teleiihiino 210. LEWIS & CO. l.Ml'OUTKHS. Naval Supplies. Wliolesalo anil Retail ueaierH in urocerieti, i rovisiuus, etc. Ill KortBt., Honolulu, II. 1. is-- M. PHILLIPS & CO. Wbolosalo Iniftorters and Jobbers of AMERICAN & EUROPEAN DRY GOODS. Corner Fort anil Queen Sts., Honolulu. 7 b7tf I II. W. SCHMIDT & SONS IMTOItTEUS AND COMMISSION MEKUIIANTH. Fort Street, Honolulu. M. S. G1UNMUM & CO. I.lmltml. HONOLULU H. I Commission Merchants and Importers of General Merchandise. San Francisco Olilce, 215 Front Ht. E: YAND0011N & CO., No. 208 FORT ST., Usplakadk, Stop on your wny to tho wharf and buy acinar or pet an iced cold drink. CONSOLIDATED SODA WATER WORKS COMPANY, LTD. Esplanade, come- - Allen and Fort streets. HOLLISTER Si. CO.. Agents PACIFIC TRADING CO., 6UCCY.SSOHS TO "1TOIIAK." IMPOUTKKS AND IMJAUvRS In Japanese Provisions and ury lioous, etc., etc 204 nnd 200 FoitT ST., HONOLULU, II. I. CD EC A complete mni.o.l U. S. COtUMBIAM rilkk set, valued at J1S. Full particulars for stamp. E. YU AM1H, Uox SMI, San Fran cUcoJCallfotnla. v.l.; STAR KRAJEWSKI CANE CRUSHER We Iejc to draw the pl.mturs attention to this machine tor which wu chiim tno loiiotvuig advantnKes: TIIE CKU8EIEU will cut tho cane lian8iT8eIi piece about Inches loiiK and extract about 50 per cent, of the juicu HPH'Ieliver the cruslu'd cane in a uniform Iajer to the 3 roller mill, theiehy causing a perfect feetl and iu crt'Mr-e- extraction of Juice. THE CUUSI1ER will leave the "skin" on tho cane, thereby Riving the juice a better chance to be expelled than if tho cano whh ripped open eubjVctinK the milp to the hard packing on tho returner bar of the 3 roller mill. THE CKUSHEU will save labor in handlinp of the cane, ns an irregular distribution of cane on the earner will, not materially effect the regular and' even feed to the 3 roller mill. THE CIIUSHER will not require bteam or boiler power, a it has T 15 1 X I s I'lpekkfo March Srt, IK5. MeMn Honolulu Imn Virks Co. Ukaic .Silts: Wlmn uod the Crusher since the liciflnntfiK at tlio Benson nntl havo hm it trouble or hitch whatever will) it or tho enufiie. 'Hie Crusher extracting 40 percent, to N) percent.nl the juice beside cut. hit? the cane In pieces tts to six Inches Ioiik and ulvlng u perfect, efti unci steady feed to the three roller mill. nre doing to 25 per cent, more work day and could much more If boiling hoMHc capacity would permit. V are saving the labor of six men on tho cane carrier eer day. Ker)ihlig about the Crusher works smooth andeanv, and the amount of coiifiumed ts trilling, as oti may Judge, for we running two engines for the three mills and haoHteam to tpaiu for the llnue fromo elix'JU fmitbuiler. Of couisewith this even feed of crushed cane from the crusher we are enabled to closedown mill m more tlianeer be fori, and from experiii.cn. a of drIng l tro!.. there wa only 40 to i.l per cent, of moiHturu left In it. Our run of ftrlndlng ordinarily la from Al lowest, to'.:; hiKhext, " 0 gallon clarltlers In fourteen hours. 1 remain, jours rcstiectfully, ItKACOX, Manager Peia-cke- Kugar Co. Paia Pi.ntation, March Pl.'t. Honolulu lion Works Ot. Oknti-Kmh- We !nd th KraJewnU Crusher adantngeoua in tiie underno'cd items: Sternly and even Jtal the time rnlhr mill, thus causing a great d at less strain on the iiiii, Kim iiiriiiiiiir Kit iiik lis liuillti lid U lHrcclit lH1tiri-tr.ifti(ii- i nf inlet Wtf are at present making a Crusher i and explain its construction any pjrty heen demonstrated in auctoal practice that the increased extraction of juict Iihh improved the trash at. fuel so hk t fully make up tor the ndditionnl use of steam to drive it. THE CKUSHEU is utrongly built, the rollers are made of hoIkI steel rings the shtifts. The pininnt are all of steel and the spurwheel i provided with segment rim. Its speed is about the snine as the mill rollers, thereby giving comfort and safety in running. is so constructed, that Bhouhl iron parts, biicIi as UtltM, car coupling links and nins, cane knies, etc., go through, it will not injure anv of the parts. The following are testimonials from plantations where the crusher at present is at work: N T M O A Irf S We per do our are our ch he II, nf unir to on K inrmrfcd nmoioit nf flatly i(virV. Owing to the limited capacity of our boiling houe we bavo to drive tl)tCrU"her slow, hut if ncetw wirv C4nild do l." tu 20 ier cent, more work with tt. Lnhur Saving. Wo nae three men at the mills. lite trah t very tint and can alw a) s supply us Willi tdentv ot hteum without tliei uo of euaea wmm or coin. rat bfudy .1. jours, W. COIiVILLK, Manager Kekaiia March 22, 1S95. Meters. Honolulu Iron Works Co., Peak iSius: We have been working the Krajewskl Cr Mier since the beginning ot October lM-i- without delay and with the mon sat results from lite vtart. (tur dalle unrk lia Increased fiom fio clarlllers to hJ clarlllers (Wo gallon) with the same number of laboreia ns we us d Ifvloie. Mnee we are using the (.'rusher the extraction has increased considerably and the trash leaves the 2 roller mill d ier tliau formerly and make excellent fuel. Uy addl- g the i 'rusher we apprehended that our stejuft ing capacity might le liiHiitiicient, but we tlnd inai ino uruMier ana me tnree roller nun to tret Iter ronsnme letet ucmer tbati illtl the :i toll cr mill before alone. The extraction of t lie Crusher amounts to .V) nt cent, of thujulce and the it roller mill receives a stead and tegular feeil thereby itecnaluii: the risk ol urcaKing uie rnuer snaits. We can recommend the Krejewi.kl Cm Crusheras valuable addition ton mill whlc ill py for Ithell uahort time. UV remtin your truly, ror Kekaha Sugar Co.. w. n ourshops and bo pleased to niieiCMeti. HONOLULU IRON WORKS Sole Agents for Hawaiian Islands. tnMJi., shall show EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF UNITED STATES, Issues Insurance on the following plans: CO. THE Ordinary Life Limited Payment Life Endowments Tontine Tontine Savings Fund Semi Tontine Free Tontine Tontine Installments, witor withouht com muted values Free Tontine Installment Benefit Policic Indemnity Bonds, coupon bearing at maturity if desired Endowment Bonds, 5 per cent, guarantees for life Endowment Bonds, 5 per cent, guarantees-te- years and ever increasing Insurance clause Deferred Annuity with profits v Annuities Return Premium Policies Joint Life Insurance Partnership Insurance Children's Endowments Single Premium Policies with profits Term Insurance, Etc., Etc. Illustrations based on actual results of the Society's experience on the above plans, UP TO DATE, will be cheerfully furnished, and all figures emana" tin"; from this "office will be corroborated uy tiie home office if required Matured Policies for, 1894 have all been Jsettled with despatch at this olfice, and Policies maturing this year are being settled by each mail from San Francisco For full particulars call at the Office of the Manager: Bruce Cartwright, fiii.eral Manager for the Hawaiian Islands. Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. l 9 p TKUM8I 5T a CUNTS A MONTH IK AbTAMCK. NATIONAL CANE Patented wider the latcn of the in Republic. One of these, Shredders has recently been installed at the mill of the l'aahau Plantation iinpanv, Ilamakua, Hawaii, and Mr. Andrew Moore, the man; ger, writes concerning it TAAHHAU l't.AKTATIOX Co., Hamakva, Jan. Ill, 18'.f. VM. O. IltWl.VfV Co., litl)., IIo.nolulu: uevti "mk 1 no mm iiw 1hpti nmnlni; ilur-in- n tl pant tn nivko, with the Natlcnal I'aiio .ilirwlJer IaU I iimtulliil, git ing tli iirnst Mitl-fi- i' Uiry ri-ul- Our mill oonsit of thiro Mtsoftworol Ins, aa In. illu. ! 7i' In. loin;, ll.e khrwliitr disin Ixiiii: Sft. 7 in. Ions, ilrltcii Inr an aiitoinatii; oiiRint II in. dm. c Under by H in. strt ko Thu l;nttom udlkl is iw linrd us it is tMWHible lor mix- u Ik. Iju.iug bt.-- sulijwuil to ;i hoiT ilrougut during tiie nliotu ivriKl ol n jciuwili, und gixiuiug on land Mitb n trii'ln v.md exiioturu. Our with Hi" M11 wider, iwtlicularly ith alwvuninc, s it to i Jut wliat our nillN roiiuinil, tho liriiiiloil o me Mngoettf--r ori'iHirtl to liae It. ium cxtructHl than for merly filtel tiirouh the ilrkt mlU. The lln.1 mill is now allowed to oien id of y, in. n f ! nu-rl- j , so that the truh now lea vet the flist mill, r ground, than It formerly did the sucoiiii. mid this uithout the old timed ktmiiiihk, choking, nnd ktrain ing of tho mat'uinery liehiltil the first and seconJ mills we noolr hot water, the nuantitv for the it 1'.' ilayii. us jierhtatuinent uttachod, Uan uveruged 115 Kr ivnt. on mo louu juiw irom tiie cane. Tho tt if.Ii from the lust mill is cut un much finer than before the bhredder was applied, mi ch oi it ii'semblliiK ffiw ilut, it coutaius as tier ftatement iM ier cent, of moisture und make l fuel, tho juice from the last mlU Ktunds 5 degrees llrlx., so that the moisture in the trash is of per sugar solution. The Hollers male sU'am much easier than liefore, now care has to lie taken to keep them from blowing olf, wheieas liefore great care whs neetwsiiry to keep the steam lroin going too low when the i'an wus on. Ily tho use of the Shredder have dis lienseil with six nun. formerly liecesuiry to distribute the cane on tho carrier, feed tiie urst mil., ana lurow imcK lye long ploees. The fchreduer Mnclifuery 1 a good job, and should cause little or no trouble, us it U suhjef t.st to but light strains. You will see that by applying tho tShred-de- r, our work in all department has been very materially iuipioeu -- obtaining a Ix'tter extraction at less expense thun former ly. The great Improvement in our steam, causes much mitlsfuction to those engaged fu the Mill. xours Ilesnectfully. A. JiOOUE. Plans, specifications and prices ol thebe Shredders may be had on application to w. n mm & Co. Ltd. Sole Agentrfor the IfH.fMitM. i'elini.If, AM- - AT Till: Golflsn Rule Bazaar J. T. Lund, IS Bethel street, I'UACTK'Al. (1UN and LOCKSMITH. Hpeeial attention gien to Ornuiui'iitid Iron Woik, such as (inhw, 1U11-iii- nnd Olllcw Kixtures. ;,Vnriii of all A'lmfx. llluelilg unci lttIixkliig (Inns, Hloycles liepaired. Clfo-l- CHARLES SEYDONE, SCKNK AND OKXAMENTAL I'AINTEU lun Writer, raperhaiser and Decorator. llruss and .inc. Duorplules and Wenograms, (ihiss Kmbo.slng, Adertlse iiieuis lel on Hii or Woist from SIS a hundred up. le e orders at ho. 11, Kukul etreet, harleton lloue. 1 ,000,000 "BSS iTOrttd Will i ay or uhe ifw.l eichamre lu other stamps. 1U ulster lor.smiiiiieiiu u approTal Willi iowrat prices. Hcuilllame will lollow. or stamps returiud at oiuelf prices are too httfh. I he is cent inane, 15 cent ami b) cent ami 1.00 tj;.4!trr j ijeslred Ak-e- w. nied. Ctahue on melnt of .tamii. K. r. IIAMIIS. coin and stamp ileal. er.BurSU3t.!an fal. Established oi - - id . .1

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EXCKPT SUNDAY.

Washington, Vt

Blood Poisoning13 Running Soros Cavo Way to

Hood's Sarsaparilla."C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.i

"Gentlemen Thirteen years ago I was InCour De Alene, now called Fort Sherman, Idaho.While there I went In swimming one day andcaught cold, chilling tho bono In my leg, causingnfemsore on my limb. The sore continuedabout three months, continually rotting my leguntil It cot up to my knee, w lien I had the limbamputated. My leu was so rotten that alter tholhnli was amputated tho foot dropped off.From this statu 1 got blood poisoning and had

Thirteen Running Soreson my body. These sores continued fromthree to four years, my blood being in a terriblecondition. After this I commenced takingHood's Sarsaparilla. 1 used three bottles andfound it did mo good, so I kept on until I hadused ten bottles or more. My blood was com- -

Hood'sCurespletciy cleansed. The sores stopped runningand have not troubled me any now forslx years.My appetite and digestion are good and I amperfectly well. I owe my cure to Hood's Sarsa-parilla." 1". S. Kinzie, Washington, VL

HoocTs Pills are purely vegetable and per-fectly harmless. Sold by all druggists. 25c

tlobron Drug CompanyWholesale A emits.

WILLIAMS' ART GALLERY.

Having resumed business and takenadvantage of the past two weeks torenovate our studio we nre better pre-pared than ever to fill orders for viewsof ancient Hawaii and, of the stirringevents of the lute troubles. Portraitsof the leading characters a specialty.

Our portrait department is open forengagements, anil our work, as in thepast will be up to all of the modern ad-

vancements in our line.

BISHOP & CO.,Established in 1858.

BANKERS.Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.

DRAW EXCHANGE ON

THE M OF UUFOBRM, SUN FRANCISCO

AND THEIll AQKNTS IN

New York, Chicago, Boston, Paris.MESSRS, N, Nl, ROTHCHILD & SONS, LONDON

FRANKFOKT-ON-THE-MAI-

The Commercial Banking Co. of Sydney,N. S. W.

The Bank of New Zealand, Auckland, andits branches in Chi istchurch, Dunedinand Wellington.

The Bankot British Columbia, Victoria, andIts branches, Vancouver, Nanalmo, West-minister, B. C, anil Portland, Oregon,

The Azores and Madeira Islands.Stockholm, Sweden.Tho Chartered Bank of India, Australia and

China,The Hongkong and Shanghai, China; and

Yokohama, Hiogo and Nagasaki, Japan.And transact a General Banking Business.

C, BREWER & CO., LID

Queen St., Honolulu, H, I,,

AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Agricultural Co., OnomeaSugar Co., Honorau Sugar Co., Wai-luk- u

Sugar Co., Wnihee Sugar Co.,Makee Sugar Co., Haleakala RanchCo., Kapapala Ranch.

Planters' Line San Francisco Packets.Cha8. Brewer &Co.'s Line of Boston

Agents Boston Board of Underwriters.Agents Philadelphia Board of Under-

writers.List op Officers :

P. C. Jonks PresidentGeo. H. Robertson ManagerK. F. Bishop Treas. and Secy.Cou W. F. Allen AuditorC. M. Cooke )H. Watebjiouse.. DirectorsA. W. Cabteb.... )

279-l- y

ATLASASSURANCE COMPANY,

JOIXXVOEJ-- D 1808.Capital, - - $6,000,000Assets, - - $9,000,000

navlutf been appointed agents nf the aboveCompany wo are now ready to ettect Insur-.anc-

at the lowest rales ot premium,

f II. W. SCHMIDT & SONS.

Castle & Cooke,)

LtdI

LIFE AND FIRE

Insurance Agents.

agents fob

NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL

Life Insurance Co.OF BOSTON.

I

iETNA

FIRE

INSURANCE CO.

OF HAUTFOUD, CONN

J

NEW CAP AND BLOUSE.

OIIANOKSnUIHIUIIII INTIIB UNIFDIIMOF 1IIH II. 9. A II MY,

Itemovlug Some Ilrald Date nf Alteratlons Cap Nearly Like the Navj'

Uses.

The army of this country as to uniform,; tactics, etc., is patterned aftertho army and militia of the UnitedState'. Over there a change has beenmade in the cap and blouse and it maybe followed here. Officers are requiredto change by July 1, and enlisted menI y January 1 , next.

The braid on the back of the coatmust come oft. Here is tho descriptionKlven in the olllcial orders of April 12thiiy .u. mane ucnerai Huge es,tt. S. A.

Cmlrem O at A single-breast- sackcoat ot uaric blue clotn or serge, withstanding collar fastened with hook andeye; coat to closo with a llap containing

THE NEW BLOUSE

suitable concealed fastenings, the skirtto extend from one-thir- to s

the distance from the hip joint to thebend of the knee, according to height ofwearer: cut to fit the figure easily; avertical opening at each side of bin. according to pattern; shoulder straps and

TUB.SEATTLE SOAP

COMPANYBee to inform the Dublin of

Honolulu and the other Islands that acomplete line of their famous 'and de-servedly popular

LAUNDRY AND

TOILET SOAPS,

WASHING COMPOUNDS,

ANIMAL SOAPS, ETC.,

have been introduced into this marketand uie now to be found on sale at thegrocery stores of H. E. McIntyre & Cno.,C. Hustack and Henky Davis & Co.,where their elegant display cabinets canbe seen. The valuo given for pricescharged has uver been equaled in thismarnei uy any otner eoap uonipany.

H. Hackfeld & Co.

nAVE just received, "per

F. Glntlo" andper other 'late arrivals, themost complete stock of , .

DOMESTICS,TAILOR GOODS,DRESS GOODS,CLOTHING,HOSIERY,HATS,IJOOTS AND SHOES.SADDLERY, Etc., Etc., Etc.

Hardware,Italia and Railway

Material,, Crockery and Glassware,

BagVnind Digging,

LIQUORS, BEERS,AMERICAN AND

EUROPEAN GROCERIES,FEEDS. FLOUR, Etc., Etc.

A new supply of thecelebrated

"SAUERBRUNNEN"

. . Also on hand . ,

KONA COFFEE (Old und New)11 AW A HAN SUGAR and RICE,

All of which they offer to thetrade on the ou tho moitliberal term;.

For Rent.

1895

The premises on Judd Street, heyondLlllha, lately occupied by Jonijuin

' Miller, llouflo of four Rooms and Kitclien; Stable and 2) acres of land moreor less.

fFor Sale.

One AH Brass Double Actiinr Forcel'ump, !1 inch Ruction and dischargewith 250 feet 2a inch Hose.

At a bargain one English dog cartImported.

One revolving baker's oven.Apply to

J. EMMKLUTH.522 tf. No. 6 Nuuanu street.

WHYPAY

REHTWheu you can applythe rent money to pur-

chase a house ?

HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 16,

We will sell you a house to bebuilt to suit you by paying monthly installments.

Call and examine our plan andsatisfy yourself that our proposition is one which will be fully satisfactory to you.

THE HAWAIIAN SAFE DEPOSIT AND INVES- T-

IIIL'll bUIIIIflllli

408 Fort Stiif.f.t, Honolulu.

BEST

RUBBER

STAMPS

Made at shortnotice oy tho

HAWAIIAN

NEWS

COMPANY

LTD,

CASTLE & COOKE

LIMITED,

Importers,HardwareandGeneralMerchandise.

We huvo just received by the bark"Triton" a largo Shipment of

ENGLISH GOODS

Among which will be found

IRON CHAIN, all Sizes.BAR IRON, all Sizes.BRASS RODS,SHEET BRASS,

QUALITY

GALVANIZEDTUBS,GALVANIZEDBUCKETS,

GALVANIZEDand BLACKFENCE WIRE,

Annealed and Tested.

SLACK & BROWN LOW'SWATER FILTERS,BALL BLUEING,

COUNTER and BAG.TWINE

MUBBUCK'S BOILED LIN-SEE-

OIL,WHITE LEAD,

. ZINC AND

DRY COLORS,

Castle k Cooke, Ltd

IMPORTERS,Hardware and General HercWise

Tint- - nanrn is kn.t on uie at k. c.

Agmcy, Otauiiu, jleiclmnl'b KxcIiuuiib, rauV l&rtLlceo. L'ul . Ulifert. rnntrH'tj. lfir kilvm.li'mjc cau n DVU10 inr ir.

HAWAIIANcAllar InslKnin to bo worn. Tim coat tolie trimmed with lustr ills 1)1. 1 i, iii.ikiill.it braid as follows: Kdned all nriuitinthe bottom, the front fdw, the collarand for 0 Inches Upvard Irom thbottom uIoiir both "iiles op iiimr t

the skirt, with lirnld x4 Inches wide.This coat will be worn when full dreesis not required. During ibe .in.aeasntm pott commanders may author-ize this coat made of while duck oiflannel, to be worn with white braid,but without Mioulder straps or collarinsignia.

On mullets duty n plain leather beltwill bo worn under tho undress coat, thoHtvoul hook emiTKlni; tlii oiih the openiiiK of the coat on the left side. Forfield service, or when the pistol Is car-ried, the belt will be worn outside thoundress coat when so directed by thecutumatidiiif; ofllcer.

The iiisiKtii'i forofllcers' undress coatswill be us follows: For nil ofllcers, theletters U. S. (lothic design, ot suitableheight, each followed by a period, em-broidered in cold or made of' cold orKiit metal, lasteneil to each sale or thocollar. 1 inch from its edge and midwayof its height.

For all ofllcers of the staff corps anddepartments, their ditlnctive insigna,without wreath, 1 inch high, embroidered in gold or made of gold r giltmetal, fastened to each side of thecollar, about K inch from the lettersU. H.

tiii: m:w cap.

For nil ofllcers of the line tho recentforniio cm ornament. 1 inch highembroidered in gold fir made of goldor gilt metal, fastened to each side ofthe collar, nb'iut Jjj Inches fiom the

S.Undress Can Of blue cloth, the diam

eter at tho top slightly less th in at thebate, tho height, iJ inches all around,tin' m i in around the ton without n welt,and neatly stitched on each side. Thoiianu it inclies wnle, with wftts project-ing I inch at the top ami bottom, thnliottom welt 4 Inch above the Imse ofthe cap. The visor of black patentleather, hound with the same and mold-ed to shape, green underneath, roundedami sloping donnu.trd from the horiz-ontal. A rigid stiffening all around toextend from the base of tho cap to with.in 1 inch ot the ton, anil n natr-clot-

stilTeniiig throughout the iemaindr ofthe sides anil top; four hlark metal eve-le- ts

for ventilation, tw o on each side.placed above the band; a cap cord ofgoU bullion lj of an inch in diameterlortlie olliceis caps, unit n chin straplike the fine now in use for the enlistedmen's caps, second at both ends bysmall regulation buttons, one on eachside, immediately Dack of the ends ofthe visor, ror general olllcers a bandof black velvet, and for ml other olllcers, except chaplains, u hand of lus-trous black mohair br.iul Ailing thrspace between the walls. The capbadge for olllcers and enlisted menplaced in front, so that the ton of tiietop of the badge will be slightly belowthe ton of the cap. The can badiro forall ofllcers will be. the co.it-o- f armsthe United States, embroid h d in g mmodified according to putt--

ffotary Public.Particular attention given, andsatisfaction guaranteed, to allwho desire

tcvoimts Afljiiilcil or Collected

HECOUDS SEARCHED - -By an experienced person.

OFFICE WITH

The Hawaiian Investment Co.,

REAL ESTATE AND LOANS,

13 and 15 KAAHUMANU ST.Telephone 3(W

THE EAGLE HOUSE,iVii::aitii Avenue,

DUUMMONl) & JOHNKO.V, Vnoi'iuirrous.

First-Cla- ss Family Hotel.1IOO.MS KM 8UITK Olt HI.NGI.K.

Detached Cottages i onnc-cU- with tho House

Our Ttible in xitpplieil with thelist the market afford

Hates ' $00 pel day; JUDO per week; $0Iter iiiumji.M. H. DKUM5IOND,L. SI. JOHNSON.

King St. Restaurant!

Corner King anil Ala-ke- a

streets will giveyou the best meal for'!') cents in the city.Wu are now in ournew rooms, everythingclean.

25cfresh and

Remember the Place, corner King amilakeu street. ' SOS lmo

BEST INHONOLULU!

All Chock's RestaurantCon Hotel and Union Sts. ,

Meals 25 CentsArruniEementHf'im heroin mmto for tenlng

i neu I to KftinllleH living ulthluri'iiiit.iiiihlit (llwtiiiictt

SAILORS' HOMERESTAURANT

WILL, OVF.X

THURSDAY, APRIL lltl,At Tilt S.uloks Home.

Mtals w II bo served as ii ;

Ilreakfatt - . from tt to 10 o'clock.Lunslt - from U:!i0 to 3 o'clock.(Supper ... from 5 to 7:80 o'clock.

POl'UI.AIt IMlll'I.S.

P11JT1LLU

Best Family MedicineCURE

Sick Headache, Constipation,DYSPEPSIA, LIVER TROUBLES.

Purely Vegetabl-e!-

Easy to Take.The. ilcllrate nf Ajcr's 1M1U

illwl.es immediately on reaching tho atomfieli. itml iiernilt" tlin full strength of eachImiredlent to bo speedily nMlinllated. As apiiriitlvo. either for traveller eras a familymedicine, Ajcr's Pllli are the best la theworld.

AYE'SPILLS,Mndcliyllr .1.0 Ayer Co.,LaweIl,Mn.,U.S.A.

1 I?T AW--- S AT THE

Wood's Groat Expositions.

"'e"!' ImltntlmK. The inmn--Aier' I'lllt u lil.mn In ll.e gla.a ot eachof oul ooou,.

HOLLISTER DRUG- CO.

WilOI.KHAl.l-- : AOKNTS.

II, R. UJtENUAM.ATTOIIXKY AT LAW.

Will practice in all the Courts of tinHawaiian Islumls.

Orncn: 318 Kurt Mrext. Hoiiolulu.

J. M. MONSABEAT.

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTAHY

rUBLIC.

Cartwrlght Block, Merchant Bt., Honolulu.

&. E. SMITHIES,Acconntant, Collector aiii Copyist

Oflici- - with O. D. Chaw,Snfo Deposit ltuihliiiK,

Telephone 184.The collection of Government bills h tioc laly

E. M. NAXUINA,Commissioner of Private Ways and

Water Rights.

Nottiry X.tlloA;ent to Grant Marriano Licenses.

Mutual Teli'vhono r25.

WILLIAM WAGliXEll,CONTUACTOU AND HUlLDKlt,

Second Klwjr Honolulul'lanlnt; Mill, hort -t.

All Kinila of Jobbing Promptly At-

tended to.

C. J. WlIITiXEY,

Teacher of Elocution and Dra

matic Art,

Auli.noton Hotel. 547

MRS. M. 1I0LDEN,IIA1II DUEbSINO AND MANICUmNCl

Can bo fouiulAt tin) rooms of MIs.h Clark in Adunis

Lane.Satisfactory Work Ouaranteeil.

P. O. box 2W7. Teleiihiino 210.

LEWIS & CO.l.Ml'OUTKHS.

Naval Supplies. Wliolesalo anil RetailueaierH in urocerieti, i rovisiuus, etc.

Ill KortBt., Honolulu, II. 1.is--

M. PHILLIPS & CO.

Wbolosalo Iniftorters and Jobbers of

AMERICAN & EUROPEAN DRY GOODS.

Corner Fort anil Queen Sts., Honolulu.7 b7tf I

II. W. SCHMIDT & SONS

IMTOItTEUS AND COMMISSION

MEKUIIANTH.

Fort Street, Honolulu.

M. S. G1UNMUM & CO.I.lmltml.

HONOLULU H. ICommission Merchants and Importers

of General Merchandise.San Francisco Olilce, 215 Front Ht.

E: YAND0011N & CO.,No. 208 FORT ST., Usplakadk,

Stop on your wny to tho wharf andbuy acinar or pet an iced cold drink.

CONSOLIDATED

SODA WATER WORKSCOMPANY, LTD.

Esplanade, come- - Allen and Fort streets.

HOLLISTER Si. CO.. Agents

PACIFIC TRADING CO.,6UCCY.SSOHS TO "1TOIIAK."

IMPOUTKKS AND IMJAUvRSIn Japanese Provisions andury lioous, etc., etc

204 nnd 200 FoitT ST., HONOLULU, II. I.

CD EC A complete mni.o.l U. S. COtUMBIAM

rilkk set, valued at J1S. Full particularsfor stamp. E. YU AM1H, Uox SMI, San FrancUcoJCallfotnla.

v.l.;

STAR

KRAJEWSKICANE CRUSHER

We Iejc to draw the pl.mturs attention to this machine tor which wu chiimtno loiiotvuig advantnKes:

TIIE CKU8EIEU will cut tho canelian8iT8eIi piece about InchesloiiK and extract about 50 per cent, ofthe juicu HPH'Ieliver the cruslu'd cane ina uniform Iajer to the 3 roller mill,theiehy causing a perfect feetl and iucrt'Mr-e- extraction of Juice.

THE CUUSI1ER will leave the "skin"on tho cane, thereby Riving the juice abetter chance to be expelled than if thocano whh ripped open eubjVctinK themilp to the hard packing on tho returnerbar of the 3 roller mill.

THE CKUSHEU will save labor inhandlinp of the cane, ns an irregulardistribution of cane on the earner will,not materially effect the regular and'even feed to the 3 roller mill.

THE CIIUSHER will not requirebteam or boiler power, a it has

T15 1 X I s

I'lpekkfo March Srt, IK5.MeMn Honolulu Imn Virks Co. Ukaic

.Silts: Wlmn uod the Crusher since theliciflnntfiK at tlio Benson nntl havo hm ittrouble or hitch whatever will) it or thoenufiie.

'Hie Crusher extracting 40 percent, to N)percent.nl the juice beside cut. hit? the caneIn pieces tts to six Inches Ioiik and ulvlng uperfect, efti unci steady feed to the threeroller mill. nre doing to 25 per cent,more work day and could much more If

boiling hoMHc capacity would permit. Vare saving the labor of six men on tho canecarrier eer day.

Ker)ihlig about the Crusher workssmooth andeanv, and the amount ofcoiifiumed ts trilling, as oti may Judge, for we

running two engines for the three millsand haoHteam to tpaiu for the llnuefromo elix'JU fmitbuiler. Of couisewith thiseven feed of crushed cane from the crusherwe are enabled to closedown mill mmore tlianeer be fori, and from experiii.cn. aof drIng l tro!.. there wa only 40 to i.l percent, of moiHturu left In it.

Our run of ftrlndlng ordinarily la from Allowest, to'.:; hiKhext, " 0 gallon clarltlers Infourteen hours.

1 remain, jours rcstiectfully,ItKACOX,

Manager Peia-cke- Kugar Co.

Paia Pi.ntation, March Pl.'t.Honolulu lion Works Ot. Oknti-Kmh- We

!nd th KraJewnU Crusher adantngeoua intiie underno'cd items:

Sternly and even Jtal the time rnlhr mill,thus causing a great d at less strain on theiiiii, Kim iiiriiiiiiir Kit iiik lis liuillti lidU lHrcclit lH1tiri-tr.ifti(ii- i nf inlet

Wtf are at present making a Crusher iand explain its construction any pjrty

heen demonstrated in auctoal practicethat the increased extraction of juictIihh improved the trash at. fuel so hk t

fully make up tor the ndditionnl use ofsteam to drive it.

THE CKUSHEU is utrongly built,the rollers are made of hoIkI steel rings

the shtifts. The pininnt are all ofsteel and the spurwheel i provided withsegment rim. Its speed is about thesnine as the mill rollers, thereby givingcomfort and safety in running. is soconstructed, that Bhouhl iron parts, biicIias UtltM, car coupling links and nins,cane knies, etc., go through, it will notinjure anv of the parts.

The following are testimonials fromplantations where the crusher at presentis at work:

N T M O A Irf S

Weper do

our

are

our ch

he

II,

nf

unir

to

on

K

inrmrfcd nmoioit nf flatly i(virV. Owing tothe limited capacity of our boiling houe webavo to drive tl)tCrU"her slow, hut if ncetwwirv C4nild do l." tu 20 ier cent, more workwith tt.

Lnhur Saving. Wo nae three men at themills.

lite trah t very tint and can alw a) s supplyus Willi tdentv ot hteum without tliei uo ofeuaea wmm or coin. rat bfudy

.1.jours,

W. COIiVILLK, Manager

Kekaiia March 22, 1S95.

Meters. Honolulu Iron Works Co., PeakiSius: We have been working the KrajewsklCr Mier since the beginning ot October lM-i-

without delay and with the mon satresults from lite vtart. (tur dalle unrk liaIncreased fiom fio clarlllers to hJ clarlllers (Wogallon) with the same number of laboreia nswe us d Ifvloie. Mnee we are using the (.'rusherthe extraction has increased considerably andthe trash leaves the 2 roller mill d ier tliauformerly and make excellent fuel. Uy addl- gthe i 'rusher we apprehended that our stejufting capacity might le liiHiitiicient, but we tlndinai ino uruMier ana me tnree roller nun totret Iter ronsnme letet ucmer tbati illtl the :i tollcr mill before alone. The extraction of t lieCrusher amounts to .V) nt cent, of thujulceand the it roller mill receives a stead andtegular feeil thereby itecnaluii: the risk olurcaKing uie rnuer snaits.

We can recommend the Krejewi.kl CmCrusheras valuable addition ton mill whlc

ill py for Ithell uahort time. UV remtinyour truly,

ror Kekaha Sugar Co..w.

n ourshops and bo pleased toniieiCMeti.

HONOLULU IRON WORKSSole Agents for Hawaiian Islands.

tnMJi.,shall show

EQUITABLELIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY

OF UNITED STATES,

Issues Insurance on the following plans:

CO.

THE

Ordinary LifeLimited Payment LifeEndowmentsTontineTontine Savings FundSemi TontineFree TontineTontine Installments, witor withouht com

muted valuesFree Tontine Installment Benefit PolicicIndemnity Bonds, coupon bearing at

maturity if desiredEndowment Bonds, 5 per cent, guarantees

for lifeEndowment Bonds, 5 per cent, guarantees-te-

years and ever increasing Insuranceclause

Deferred Annuity with profitsv

AnnuitiesReturn Premium PoliciesJoint Life InsurancePartnership InsuranceChildren's EndowmentsSingle Premium Policies with profitsTerm Insurance, Etc., Etc.

Illustrations based on actual results of the Society'sexperience on the above plans, UP TO DATE,will be cheerfully furnished, and all figures emana"tin"; from this "office will be corroborated uy tiiehome office if required

Matured Policies for, 1894 have all been Jsettled with despatchat this olfice, and Policies maturing this year are being settled byeach mail from San Francisco

For full particulars call at the Office of the Manager:

Bruce Cartwright,fiii.eral Manager for the Hawaiian Islands.

Equitable Life Assurance Society of theUnited States.

l9 p

TKUM8I

5T a CUNTS A MONTH

IK AbTAMCK.

NATIONAL CANE

Patented wider the latcn of the in

Republic.

One of these, Shredders hasrecently been installed at themill of the l'aahau Plantation

iinpanv, Ilamakua, Hawaii,and Mr. Andrew Moore, theman; ger, writes concerning it

TAAHHAU l't.AKTATIOX Co.,Hamakva, Jan. Ill, 18'.f.

VM. O. IltWl.VfV Co., litl)., IIo.nolulu:uevti "mk 1 no mm iiw 1hpti nmnlni; ilur-in- n

tl pant tn nivko, with the NatlcnalI'aiio .ilirwlJer IaU I iimtulliil, git ing tliiirnst Mitl-fi- i' Uiry ri-ul-

Our mill oonsit of thiro MtsoftworolIns, aa In. illu. ! 7i' In. loin;, ll.e khrwliitrdisin Ixiiii: Sft. 7 in. Ions, ilrltcii Inr anaiitoinatii; oiiRint II in. dm. c Under by Hin. strt ko

Thu l;nttom udlkl is iw linrdus it is tMWHible lor mix- u Ik. Iju.iug bt.--

sulijwuil to ;i hoiT ilrougut during tiienliotu ivriKl ol n jciuwili, und gixiuiug onland Mitb n trii'ln v.md exiioturu. Our

with Hi" M11 wider, iwtlicularly ithalwvuninc, s it to i Jut wliat ournillN roiiuinil, tho liriiiiloil o me Mngoettf--r

ori'iHirtl to liae It. ium cxtructHl than formerly filtel tiirouh the ilrkt mlU.The lln.1 mill is now allowed to oien

id of y, in. n f ! nu-rl- j , so that the truhnow lea vet the flist mill, r ground, thanIt formerly did the sucoiiii. mid this uithoutthe old timed ktmiiiihk, choking, nnd ktraining of tho mat'uinery

liehiltil the first and seconJ mills we noolrhot water, the nuantitv for the it 1'.' ilayii.us jierhtatuinent uttachod, Uan uveruged 115

Kr ivnt. on mo louu juiw irom tiie cane.Tho tt if.Ii from the lust mill is cut un much

finer than before the bhredder was applied,mi ch oi it ii'semblliiK ffiw ilut, it coutaiusas tier ftatement iM ier cent, of moisture undmake l fuel, tho juice from the last mlUKtunds 5 degrees llrlx., so that the moisturein the trash is of per sugar solution.

The Hollers male sU'am much easier thanliefore, now care has to lie taken to keep themfrom blowing olf, wheieas liefore great carewhs neetwsiiry to keep the steam lroin goingtoo low when the i'an wus on.

Ily tho use of the Shredder have dislienseil with six nun. formerly liecesuiry todistribute the cane on tho carrier, feed tiieurst mil., ana lurow imcK lye long ploees.

The fchreduer Mnclifuery 1 a goodjob, and should cause little or no

trouble, us it U suhjef t.st to but light strains.You will see that by applying tho tShred-de- r,

our work in all department has beenvery materially iuipioeu --obtaining aIx'tter extraction at less expense thun formerly. The great Improvement in our steam,causes much mitlsfuction to those engaged futhe Mill.

xours Ilesnectfully.A. JiOOUE.

Plans, specifications and pricesol thebe Shredders may be hadon application to

w. n mm & Co. Ltd.Sole Agentrfor the

IfH.fMitM. i'elini.If,

AM- - AT Till:

Golflsn Rule Bazaar

J. T. Lund,IS Bethel street, I'UACTK'Al. (1UN andLOCKSMITH. Hpeeial attention gien toOrnuiui'iitid Iron Woik, such as (inhw, 1U11-iii-

nnd Olllcw Kixtures. ;,Vnriii of allA'lmfx. llluelilg unci lttIixkliig (Inns,Hloycles liepaired. Clfo-l-

CHARLES SEYDONE,SCKNK ANDOKXAMENTAL I'AINTEU

lun Writer, raperhaiser and Decorator.llruss and .inc. Duorplules andWenograms, (ihiss Kmbo.slng, Adertlse

iiieuis lel on Hii or Woist from SIS ahundred up. le e orders at ho. 11, Kukuletreet, harleton lloue.

1 ,000,000 "BSS iTOrttdWill i ay or uhe ifw.l eichamre lu otherstamps. 1U ulster lor.smiiiiieiiu u approTalWilli iowrat prices. Hcuilllame will lollow.or stamps returiud at oiuelf prices are toohttfh. I he is cent inane, 15 cent ami b) centami 1.00 tj;.4!trr j ijeslredAk-e- w. nied. Ctahue on melnt of.tamii. K. r. IIAMIIS. coin and stamp ileal.er.BurSU3t.!an fal. Establishedo i -

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TllUKSPAY, MAY Hi, 18W.

Stathsmkn muHijity.

MIll'OKMAKAUKR

IivUN the Hoard of Healthits troubles and problems.

CiucriT Court business is beingtransacted in coinniendnbly ex-

peditious manner.

if Tim revenue cutterfails as an investment thereVoice from Hawaii to Niihau.

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Tim political knights errranlshould hold a council of war and

determine 011 a plan of campaign.

Tin; Stak will expect Dr. Geo.

Herbert to soon have more thanenough shrubs and plants for the

Insane Asylum grounds.

Till! Hoard of Health committeeon the treatment of leprosy hasmade a start that promises well for

the outcome of their labors.

Movkmhnt in the direction of

achieving "closer political union"

is always in order. So is houet-- t

effort to improve all sorts of con-

ditions in Hawaii.

fWt; of the nleasantest outdoordays of last year was the occasion

of the field games at PunahouThat nleasant time will

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be repeated tomorrow afternoon.

TltK new fire station affordsnrntt-rtin- for a down town dis

trict heretofore in great danger,

"The Plains" are "next." ChiefHunt, backeel by the l;ire Com

mission is doing splendid work for

property owners.

Tun prediction that the Cabinetis coins: to make a financial spec

tacle of itself is likely a case of thewish being father to the thoughtIf the Cabinet should prove itselfthat sort of a chump it would pass

in political review and parade

through a graveyard into a slaughterhouse.

Tue new uniform for the UnitedStates Army is not being accepted

without objection. There is loud

protest and sharp criticism. A good

many officers of the Regulars andand National Guards are very much

opposed to the changes. Newpapers are having a say. Some of

them take grounds of sentimentdeclaring that the old uniform in

which the Pederal army made itsglorious record should be retained.

Up to date the only alarm soundas to the conduct or condition of

the finances of the Provisional Gov-

ernment or Republic has eman-

ated from people entirely withoutinterest, utterly unable to analyzea statement and invariably prejud-iced. Political attacks on thetreasury have in almost every in-

stance been followed up by humbleapology, as in the case of CaptainPalmer's misrepresentations to

papers in the United States. A few

months ago slander and retractionof this character were heard in thechamber of the Senate at Washing-

ton. Coming down to the detailmatter of expenditures, Tim Staris free to say that here is a field foropen discussion and unbridledquestioning. It is not assumed byany means that the financial policy- -

is bevond or above criticism. Butwild launching of "glittering generalities" and the distortion of figures are unworthy methods.

Another element of thehas been found. It is the

fifth Jias and has been named

argon. Lord Uayleigh is the dis

coverer. That - there existedanother chemical of the air has longbeen vaeuelv suspected by thosemost advanced in scientific re

searches. In writings publishedtwelve years ago, Madame Blavatsky, the Theosophist declared thata surprise of this sort was in storefor the scientific world. Argonforms the two hundred and fiftiethpart of all the air we breathe and is

found wherever there ts air. It isthe seventieth element, is a color-

less, odorless gas like oxygen, hy-

drogen or nitrogen. Practicallynothing is known of its qualities,effects or possible effects or uses.Its isolation is now quite easily ac-

complished. All the scientists andscholars everywhere are studyingand wondering about argon. Itsdiscovery may require the mostradical modifications in conclusions

which have Mood for years as gos-

pel truth.

lannn was to have answeredthe ultimatum of Russia, Germain- - and 1' ranee lv Mav 1. 1 noEuropean powers and the LittleBrown people mav now be onthe very best of terms or thetriple alliance may be moviut; on

apan like a dragon. Russia inthe lead. The protesting nationsobject to the acquisition of terri-tory in China by Japan. Thesituation is odd and interestingin many views. The combinednavies of Russia, France andCicrmanv make a strength ateast five times greater thanapan's power at sea. 1 he latter

country can possibly muster anrmy of hall a millnjn. Russiaas available m luirope alone lor

militovv fllltv 22.000.000 111011. '"'- -

with its hordes of subjects inirtarv and Asia to draw upon.

Russia'is a terrible lighter. Eng.and was going to wind up the

Cr'niean affair in a few wintermonths. She was two years at

being hall of that tune beforeSebastopol. Japan is glorious atbattle, but will enter such a con- -

ict as is in prospect with discouraging odds against her.Alter the lJaris demonstrationsgainst Germany a lew months

atro it is surprising 10 see uiewo in a combine. Nations are

but big lamilies alter all. iheysay that those great good friends,Cneat Britain anil the UnitedStates are going to take a hand... if - ....!in this auair. ungiaiui is mefriend in a way of China andfrom policj the opponent of all

ther huropcan nations. i lieUnited Slates and Great Britain

, , .t i .1 i -are menus because mc iikoeach other pretty well and eachlias a pretty nign opinion 01 mecleverness of the other. It trouble ensues, as outlined above,Hawaii will be the greatest storage and trading point on earthand everybody win nave -- moneyto burn a wet dog," as ChimmieFadden says. And all this talkof fighting' and eagerness to fightand preparation to fight andinstinct to bully and cheat andgrab after 2000 years ol trium-phant Christianity. Truly, manis a slow student.

While there is plenty ol waterwe would advise the people wholike a lawn that is bright andgreen to come in and examineour Lawn Sprinklers. We havea nice, compact, neat, nickelplated, revolving sprinkler calledthe Mikado, not made in Japanthough.

It throws steady sprays, andthoroughly and evenly wets alarge circle of grass plot.' Theold reliable California LawnSprinkler with its four branch-ing arms is too well known bythe people here to need anypraise for its work. We can re-

commend either sprinkler asbeing first-clas-

Do 'our screen doors slam,and make you nervous whenthey open and shut ? Wc have

1 device that we put on screendoors called the Caldwell doorspring. It closes the dooreffectually and noiselessly. Nomatter how mad you are whenyou go out, or how hard youslam the door, it shuts so quietlyyou can not waken the baby,mil your wile can smile andhave a good laugh instead of airood c'v, I nese are air springs.

1 he door partly closes andand then stops, and shuts the

fVest ol the way as slowly andeasily as the breath ol a gentleZephyr. With these springsscreen doors ought to last twiceas long, uome 111 anu see nownicely they work.

"A range a day for over twoyears." Don't that speak vol-

umes for the merits of a stove orrange? That's what we havebeen doing with the fansy StoveI his stove is built on the rangepattern and we have sizes Nos.6. 7 and 8. Thev bum eitherwood or coal. These stoveshave such a reputation amongthe housekeepers of the Islandsthat it is hardly worth while topraise them, but there arealways new families coining hereand lor their benefit we maketlie above statements. Whatmore can we say when we tellvon we sell a stove a dav?

A gentleman has asked us to sellforhim a training bicycle. Thismachine is lor use in the houseYou can go as fast as you pleaseand yet not move an inch. It isused a great deal as a muscldeveloper and by cracker jackswhen training tor a race.

THE HAWAIIAN HARD

WARE COMPANY.

307 Fort street,

t"

AUTI101UTY.

NOTICE.

TUKSDAY, Juno 11th, 18W,MnK theconinii'inoriitloii of tint birthday ofICAMKIIA.Ml'll A 1., will lif) olworveda- -i 11 Public Holiday and nil t

Olllceu thruiiKliout the Republic will becloHpit 011 tlmt day.

J. A. K1X0M lulKlrr of tlic Interior,

Interior OHIce.May 1(1, 18!T.

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PROCLAMATION.

I, SANFOHD It. UOLK, President nt

the ltepubllc of lhiwnll, in accordancewith the provisions of Article 28 of the

Constitution, do, hereby call upon

the Members of tlin Legislature of theKcpiibllo of Hawaii, to assemble 111 Spe-

cial nt the Executive HiiildiiiR,

in Honolulu, for the dispatch of Publiolimitless, at It! o'clock noon on

tlie 12tli dny of June, A. 1).

Eighteen Hundred and Ninety-Five- .

Uivcn under my hand and theGreat Seal of tliu Republicof Hawaii tills Mth dayof May, A. 1). 1S!Ij.

(Sipied) SANFOHD II. DOLE,

IU- - the President :

Keeps

Things

J. A. KINO,Minister of the Interior.

FromSpoiling'.

I his preparation docs justwhat it claims to do and when youread the description you wiknow all about it, that is all youcan know by reading, you musttry it to be able to understand i(

simplicity and effectiveness.It preserves Fruit, Cider, Milk

Butter' Eggs, Tomatoes, Catsup, Pickles, Etc.What is it: It is a simple.harmless preparation, free fromtaste, smell and color, that hasthe properties of stopping andpreventing fermentation in allvegetable and animal foods.

What itdoks: It is especiallyuseful lor preserving fruits of allkinds without cooking, retainin.their natural fresh appearanceand taste.

Its use docs away with labor,and makes what has been a hot,disagreeable task, a delight anda pleasure. It substitutes for theSummer heat of the kitchen thecool shade of the lawn or piazza.

Its results are never doubtful when used according todirections, and Plum Puddings,Peach and Berry Pies can behad in Winter as well as inSummer.

Its use is profitable and ceonomical, for it saves one-hal- f ofthe sugar, saves the jars brokenby heat, saves the fruit cookedaway, and saves the time andlabor lost by the old methods.

For-Cide- r it is unsurpassed.It stops fermentation at an' pointdesired, and producesa sparklingbeverage like Champagne.

The question is sometimesasked, "Is it injurious ?" Toallay all doubts on that score,we would say that wc have consuited many of our most eminentChemists and Peysicians, and allunite in pronouncing the use ofANT1-FERMENTI- NE as apreservative, a perfectly safeand harmless poeparation.

BENSON, SMITH & CO.

SOLE AUEN'TS FOR THEHAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

For

Flno Printing

Try tho Star's"

Electric Work.

THE HWAIJAN STAR. THURSDA V MAY 16 1895

nii.u.rii iArri:iis.

Vnrlnti KulvlcctH C'uunhlert--

Mii'llris.The Hoard of Henllh met Into Wed- -

luwlny. Ucpoita from the departments,including letters on the slaughterhouse, asylum, leper settlement, etc.,were read. Deputy-Mnmlm- ! Drown v,anInstructed to pursue more rigid meas-ures to enforce the net to inltlRiite.

Dr. Herbert's renort of the InsaneI'Asyluin wnn rend. It showed SO personstinner treatment nt tlie Institution. Ulthe number 25 were llnwallnns, 25Chinese nnd 1ft l'oitiiuuese.

in closing tills report Dr. Herbert re-

ferred to hnmoveinents now belli; nimluto the bulldilies ami crumid of theAsylum. Ho feels Unit the homo forthe care of the insnne well suited topurpose, nml cenenil facilities for treatIiik patients compare favorably withany other country. He thinks the peopie of the community could nssistgreatly in the work of making tho surroundings of these poor people morecheerful. It is pufposril to beautify thogrounoo, nnu coioreii siiiuns, plants, etcnro nuked for for this purpose. If notconvenient to send them to tho nsvhinithe authorities wIihi noli lied, will havesome one call for them.

A Russian l.'iilv. Mls lie Troskn. .inlies lor permission to enter tho wornt the settlement "under Jllss Fowler."

Help having been nlrendy olfercil therequest wns uenieil. several npniicntions loi- - permission t nccoinpanv theHealth Hoard on Its nnnunl trip toMolO'

ui were mill over.It wns decided to hold n meeting next

Thursday and to leavo for Jlolokal theex I uny, tun sun.or. Monsairnl reported liver lluko

14 siaiighteled uiunmls.

nt

is

In

The policcare after a Philadelphiaailor who has overstayed his

liberty.

The Hoard of Health's newquarters in the Judiciary buildingare being fitted up.

See Tim, a Chinaman, was arrested this morning for stealing acotton quilt from a fellow countryman.

A Chinese prisoner convicted onan opium charge, was nrougiufrom Kancohi Wednesday and will .

-- 1. r. C J- wl'wutk uiu Li line ui in wuuujail.

Joe Tinker and W. R. Lewishave brouirlit suit against Sol.Peck for the recovery of a dogwhich thev claitn Peck holdsillegally.

Here's an Idea!A chance to get a

Pair of Shoes

Ten Canutes' Work

The question among the businessmen of Honolulu is . . .

DOESADVERTISINGPAY ?

To solve the problem as well asto ascertain whether advertisementsattract the attention of newspaperreaders, we offer a pair of our best$5.00 shoes ('f6.5o anywhere else)to the person who sends us, underthe head of "Wanted," the cleverestadvertisement of our shoes.

It must he original, concise, andto the point. It must not be lon-

ger than any ordinary want ad.found in the daily papers.

Advertisement to be written oujone side of white paper and signedby the competitor's full name and!address. State the name of the.paper in which you saw this notice and enclose your effort in anenvelope marked ....

Mclneniy's Swe Store,

' Honolulu. ;

Atl. Gnttlictlttttlt. ;

The attention of out of town subscribers is particularly called to thiscompetition We want your ad.

Honolulu competitors may droptheir envelopes in the box just inside the store door.

Co npctlllon ;iocx at X0011,June 15, l!)5.

Competent judges will decidewho is entitled to the prize.

Mcinerny's. . .Shoe Store,

HONOLULU.

Property for Sale11V

HENRY WATERHOUSE,QUEEN STREET.

It acres of cliolce land in Kaneohe,planted with hluulo and fruit trees, thisis n splendid property.

Rice Land in Heeia.Coffee Land hi Kona, 1!;, miles from

Napoopoo, This land has an elevationof 1200 to 1S0O feet.

House Lots on Lililia street.One House Ixit on Vinejard btreet.Rice Lund at Palania.5 Cottages opposite tho North Pacific

Institute, This property also hns vacantlots, and is bringing in it jjood rental; asplendid investment.

A line new tt room cottage for rent onSchool street, with kitchen and bathroom attached.

ALSO AdE.NT r'OH THE

Union Assurance Society.

HENRY WATERHOUSE,QUEEN STREET.

SEQUAH

Can be Quickly Cured by

To cure INFLUENZA use "Sk- -

quah's Instant Rcliek." An ordinaryclose (as per instruction) three times a day.If a very bad attack use aslo Skquaii's Cure"once a day, at bedtime. It will allayfever and headache, and stimulate the sys-tem. And for the pains in chest andback, apply "Sequah's Oil" well over thethroat, chest, and back, and well rub inwith the hands.

Sequah Speaks pro Bono Publico.SEQUAII LLCTURES Every Evening at 7:30

at UNION SQUARE.

Hawaiian Band in Attendance. - Admission Free.

BICYCLES -

A new consignment of the famousFALCON ROADSTERS just arrived.Also a 17 ll. Track Racer, the only trackwheel made witli large ball hearingsand largo sprockets. These machinesare maiiiifactureil liy the Yiwl Miinu-

facturirg Company of Toledo, Ohio,give a guarantee for one year with

every machine sold.For terms etc. applv to

C. WEST.Sou: Agent. MASONIC TEMPLE.

KnowledgeIs Power.

Therefore you shouldtake advantage ofevery opportunity thatpresents itself of add-ing' to your stock

The New

Standard DictionaryIs oiie of these oppor-tunities. Don't failto investigate it. lforparticulars address....

A. W. EVANS,Agent, General Delivery, Honolulu.

THE HOTIM UNO AND IMPRDVL-MEN- T

COMPANY, LIMITED,

Is now prepared to sell

Coffee and Fruit LandsIN

K HA A IT, Island of Hawaii,In Lots to tint Purchasers.

Parties de'inng to buy land can do soupon the

INSTALLMENT PLAN,

paying for same in monthly install-ments. .

Call nnd examine the map of tlieland for sale.

For prospectors nnd information applyat the otlice of the dnipiny, Euwin A.Josns Secretary, in theSAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY'S OFFICE

108 1'ort Siiief.t, Honolulu.

Just received bysteamer Gahi.icaNew Stock of .

JavaneseIn Great Variety.

ItOMNSON liLOCK,HOTEL STKEET.

Wholesale and

All areinvited to in

ourcomplete Stock ofrare bargains

Retail.

EXHIBITIONAT

MASONIC TEMPLEOF

French Fancy Goods,Gloves, Laces,Silk Waists.Ladies' Fine French Linen,Underwear, etc.Sold at very Low Prices.

Imported Dihectlv hy

JIM poulain.Olfivvi notto lircak or crack . . .

Any Kind ofMade to

customerscome

and inspect

wnri-aiitvi- l

UnderwearOrder.

Telkhione 47t).

CURES!INFLUENZA

Sequah's Remedies.

IWAKAMI

WORTH LOOKING AT ?GOOD INVESTMENTS.

S Acres up Nimanu Valley.18 Acres up Munoa Vallev.31) Acies up Knlihl Valley.4 Lots on lleretania Street.8 Lots tin Alexander Street.2 Lots 011 Magazine Street.4 Houses and Lots on Punchbowl

Street.2 Houses and Lots on lleretania Street.1 House and Lot on Wilder A venue,

and other properties for sale.

ENQUIRE OF

C D. CHASE,Safe Deposit Building,

Tel 184. 408 STREET

ELEVENTH

Annual Meeting01- THE

HAWAIIAN

IOKEY CLUB

S I lib, 1895.

OFFICIAL PROGRAM.

r'ISaccK to Commence at 10a. 111. Hliar.

1st BICYCLE KACE.Piize: Oold medal, valued at $20.

fee fl.fit); 1 mile uasli,Free tor nil.

KACE. v

Prize: Gold Medal, valued at $30.I'.nlrnnee lee fl.uu; 0 nulo UasliFree for all.

PUItSE .500.Humiiug Itace; U mile dash. Freefor all.

4tii MERCHANTS PURSE S00.

Trotting and Pacing to Harness;2:10 class Mile heats, 3 in 5. Freelor all.

5th PONY RACE. PURSE flOO.1 mile clash, for nil ponies H handsor unuer.

(Will be run between heats of No. 4.)Otii ROS1TA CHALLENGE CUP, $250

nilileil.

FORT

Running Race: 1 mile dash. . Freelor all. Winner of Cup to beat record of Angio A (1.15o) and re.ceive $50 extra.

7T1I KAP10LANI PARK PURSE. 250Trotting and Pacing to Harness.Mile heats, 3 in 0. Free for all.

S. S. CO-'- CUP, $150added.Running Race, mile dash. Ha-waiian bred,

9tii KALAKAUA CUP PURSE, $150.Running Race; 1 mile dash forHawaiian-hie- d horbes owned bymembers of tlie club. Winner toaccept $100, in lieu of cup.

Cup becomes tlie property of personwinning it twice. Sliould the personwho has won it once and again thismeeting, he will receive in lieu ofCup $100, together with $1.10 ndded.Winner of Cup firot time will receive$160 and credit for one race,

10th HAWAIIAN JOCKEY CLUBPURSE, $1.10.

class. Mile heats, 2 in 3. Freefor all."

11TH PRESIDENT WIDEMANN'SCUP, $150 ndded.Running Race, ljf mllo dash. Freefor all.

G3?A11 entries are to be mado withthe Secretary, before Thursday, June0tb Ib95. Eutianie fees to be 10 percent, of Purse, unless otherwise

E2TA1I races aro to bo run or trottedunder the rules' of the Hawaiian JockeyClub.

ESTAH horses uro exnocted to startunless withdrawn by 0 o clock n. m. onJune 10th, lb95.

General admission.... 50 centsGrand sinnd extra. ...50 cents and $1Carriages (hiside ot courts each; $2.50Quarter stretch badges $5.00

S. G. WILDER,Secretary Hawaiian Jockey Club.

POLKA DOT & SATIN STRIPE CRAPES,'

In Lavender, Leghorn, Blue and Cream.

CRINKLE MULLS, DRESDEN MUSLINS . . .

Irish Lawns, Figured Dimities,A New Assortment of

GINGHAMS, FRENCH PERCALES AND MUSLINS.

A I'ino Lino

White Goods! White Goods !

Now In STRIPES and

INDIA LINENS, PERSIAN LAWN nnd MULLS, FRENCU ORGANDYMUSLINS Don't fail to our

Pure Linen Lawn, 12 yards in a Piece for $1.50.

D20 FORTSTREET.

PI

Pink, Light

N. S. SACHS,

B. F. EHLERS & CO.,DRY GOODSIMPORTERS.

HITease L.aii ana inspectjust arrived from

GoodsEast.

Haven't Got the Earth,But Have the Goods.

We will treat you better thanany one else will

Manufacturers' Shoe Co.'s- - - BIG SHOE STORE.

AN EVERY-DA- Y SIGHT.

,It is a (act that more people die from

diseases of the throat andany other cause. A sli

poon deepens into a stueborn ctfagn thatracks the body night ind day. The fleshbegins to disappear, Uk appetite idlest, di-

gestion destroyed,net in, and that fatal disjj"fonsumptionietares its horriiied victiigfln the face.

Cod liver is usually tried and usuallydiscarded, for cod liver oil in any form isdisgusting. It upsets the stomach, destroysthe appetite and often fails to cure.

What is needed is a pleasantin other words, Angier's Petroleum

Emulsion, made from purified Petroleum,rendered practically tasteless, and combinedwith the well known

of Lime and Soda. This remedyhas no equal in the treatment of coughs,weak lungs, bronchitis, consumption andall wasting diseases.

The Angier Chemical Co., Boston, publisha little book, "Health," which they willaend you on requett.

HOBRON DRUG COMPANY,

In I'retty Designs and Dainty Colorings.

of

Patterns PLAIDS.

see

oil

or,

HONOLULU

our Newthe

We"We

rrwwwwwwwwwA FOOD-MEDICI- NE

is a happy combination of the re.constructive principles of nourishment and the g

properties of medicine. Such is

Angier'sPetroleumEmulsion

It is a and a diseasedestroyer. Physicians and patienUeverywhere prefer it to cod liveroil because it is both food andmedicine and pleasant to take,and because it cures. Petroleumis Nature's healing oil.

60 ct. nnd HI.OO,of I)rui-glt- ,

Read the article at the left.

Wholesale Acents forAngler Preparation..

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SPORTSMEN, ATTENTION!

We are giving to our customers fret of charge, a book entitled"DOGS, Their Ailments, and How to Treat Them."

It doesn't cost you a cent, only tlie trouble of asking for it,,and gives many valuable,

. . POINTERS . .ou the care 'of Dogs-- .

Call on or address the

HOLLISTER DRUG CO., Ltd.323 xrOROP 8TRE)ETi

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FOR SALEIIY

;..BRUCE WAKING & CO.,

Cffl Fort Street, near King Btreet.

Aoro Proporty.

A VALUABLE 1UCE PLANTATION(In feo simple), nt Koolatt, leased to

responsible mrty for n s;rlod of seventeenyears nt (1,000 per yenr, payable semi-

annually In advance. Hiilcnilfd boat landingwittun aou feet. I'rico, f i3,uw.

KINK OAltDKN LAND4ACKKS Fertilizing Works nt Knllbl.Price, $1!,VX).

n ACHES AT I'UNAHOU, NEAItClans NpreckelV residence, suitable

for linuso lot, now planted to rice. Trice,tJfW.n AND A HALF ACMES AT KALIHI

"nice level lnnil nil In cultivation.l'rice, (iiliOO.

INTEREST IN A FINEONE-THIH-

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Colfee Vlnntntlon, 200 news, PutinDistrict, Hawaii, '.'1 tulles friini Hllii cm newGovernment rend, 1!0 ncrei cleared ready forplanting. This Is offered nt n very reason-abl- e

price.JK HAVE SEVEItAIi FINE COFFEE

monertles North Konn. SouthKonn. Puna awl other districts llawnil.

Houso Lots.p.ry 15 PKHT ON QUEEN HTltKliT

for 20,

07:i,ooo.

inon

Xopposite. Judiciary llulldlng, rentsrace..

X Vir FEET ON QUEEN STUEET,near the almve, two cottages. Price

J X 070 Fl'.ET WITH NEW COT-'- -'v tnge, on Mnklkl Street, near

WilderAvetitie. l'rice, f'l,Hlt).

SMALL" LOT ON NUUANU 8T11EET,near Ilerotania, mitable for stores,

good cottage in rear. Price, KkAOU.

LOTS AT KALIHI FRONTINGHOUSEKnniclianieha IV Road and King

Street, fronting on accoiniuodatlonroods tWO.

HOUSE LOTS AT WAIKIKI, ON CARnear the John Ena road for

two.Terms on tho aliovo Lots one third cash,

balance on time; ft per cent, discount forcash.

LOT ON FORT STREET WITHLARGEhouso aud other buildings. Prlce

(4,500.

flUIE OPFERGELT PREMISES ON- PauMv Street, containing about 1 acre

of finely laid out grounds, houses, cottages,barns, etc. Price, Ki,'.lU0.

INE ROOMING HOUSE ON FORTStreet, closo in. lfi rooms well furnish

ed. Sold on account of qwner going to thoConst.

1 ACRE WITH NEW COTTAGE ANDJ- other buildings In Knlihl. Price,

Oft X 105 FEET ON ASYLUM ROAD,XOU nenr lieautiful modern 9 roomhouse and nicely laid out grounds. Price,$4,S0O.

KftX 1B0 FEET WITH NEW COTTAGE"v on Young Street, near KeaumokuStreet, nicely Improved lot Fruit trees, etc.Price, (2,500.

No charge for making Deeds, Mortgages,eta, in trnnsfering property.

A. 11. Properties placed In our hands forsale will receive special attention.

ABSTRACTS OP TITLE.

T AM PREPARED TO MAKE AB--- -

streets of Title In a most thorough andcomplete manner, on short notice, and accu-rate in every detail

F. W. MAKINNEY,111 8 Fort Street.

W. O. Smith's office

von sai:i:.

fllHOROUGHBRED DURHAM BULLS,J-- Arrived by the bark S. C. Allen, afine lot of Durham Bulls, thoroughbred, alltwo years old. For further particularsapply to John Gkace, of tho HonoluluDairy or W. H. Lowkix.

CI ADDLE HORSE "FRANK" WAR- -

ranted sound and gentle.

One "Yacht Club'' Telescope, by Stewartof London, three anil a Halt lncn oujeel glass,mounted on solid walnut ruck and pinionstand.

Apply to tW. C. PEACOCK.

A Surprised Man.

Not . long ago a gentlemanstepped into a restaurant on Hotelstreet and made the following re-

quest to Mr. Ah Chuck the intel-

ligent and genial proprietor: "You' sabbe one big man, he come heresome time, he wear big whitehat I Hkce leab this key forhim; you gib to him. You sabbe?""Well," answered Ah Chuck,somewhat amused, "I judge fromyour description of the gentlemanthat he is the same one who comeshere every evening for his supper.You mean Mr. . I will givehim the key when he comes." Theman who made the request lookedat Chuck in blank astonishment,aud to say that he was surprised.does not express it. I

1Tired, Weak, Nertuiu,

Meins Impure Hood, and overwork or too.much strain 011 brain and body The onlyway to cure is to feod the nerves on pureblood. Thousands of people ecrt,Ify that thebet blood purliler, the lwt nerve tonic and

t). tuiilder lb Hood's Sarsaparllla.What it has tloue for others it will also doior you Hood's Cures.

IIooiI'n Plllw euro constipation by .restoring peristaltic action of the alimentarycanal.

niswh in a nutmiii:i,i

Local news on page i .

Paul Neumann is confined to liishome by Illness.

Sequali advertises this evening aremedy for influenza.

Kamehanicha Day, June n, isgazetted as a legal holiday.

The Y. II. I. will meet in Fosterhall at 7:30 o'clock this evening.

Highest cash price paid for Ha-waiian stamps. C. V. Stukduvant.

Company D, N. O. II., turnedout eight fours for drill Wednesdaynight.

A general court martial of theFirst Kegiment will meet on Mon-day, May, 19.

There will be no meeting of Ha-waiian Codge No. 21 F. and A. M.,this evening.-

Notice is called to the statedmeeting of the Koyal Arch Chap-ter No. 1 this evening.

"Setiuah" had lots of music lastnight. Eight pieces from the Gov-ernment band were out.

The American Leacue will mob- -

ably change 'its meeting nightfrom Monday to Tuesday.

Oahu college commencement willtake place on June 20th. Sixpupils will graduate this year.

For first-clas- s work call at Al.Chisholm's harness shop, Hammer'sold corner. Work guaranteed.

The Unknown baseball club willmatch a very strong team againstthe Kaiuehamehas 011 Saturday.

A complimentary musicale toMrs. Warriner will be civen on theevening of May 24th in the Y. M.C. A. hall.

Squad 1, Division 3, Citizens'Guard, will meet at the office ofDr. Cooper, Hotel and Alakea. at7:30 this evening.

If you want to buv, sell or exchange stamps, go to JohnT.Brown,No. 4, Masonic Temple, Alakeastreet. Box 44.1.

Cotton' Duck in solid colors, andfancy figured, latest designs inwhite dress materials at N. S.Sachs, 20, Fort street.

The Young People's. Society ofChristian Endeavor will meet inthe parlors of Central Union Churchat 7:30 tomorrow evening.

The conference of nhvsipiatis.decided upon by the Board ofHealth several weeks ago, willtake place next Thursday.

Squads 2, 3 and 4, Division 1.Citizens' Guard, will meet at theBeretania Street school house at7:30 o'clock. See notice.

Fine pleasure boats for ladiesand gentlemen at the new Hawa-iian Boat House, foot of Richardstreet. Moonlight boating parties,etc.

Call at the Masonic Temple ' andinspect Brown & Kubey's new--

stock of clocks, watches and platedgoods. Prices are marvelouslycheap.

The flamnprr tn tlir vrniulnli nfthe Arlington Hotel caused by therunaway Wednesday afternoon wasrepaired at the expense of Mr. C.Sterling.

Read of the furniture, etc., to besold a't auction by Jas. F. Morganat the Waikiki residence of W. C.Peacock at 10 a. m. on the 23d,next Thursday.

When you want fine watch repairing done or jewelry made, go toH. G. Biart, Fort street at Gertz'.Mr. Biart's long experience is aguarantee of good workniauship.

Telephone 245 will secure youprompt attention. Furniture mov-ed, baggage or freight hauled toand from steamers. Trunks orpackages sent to Larsen's expressfrom other islands will be delivered.

At noon on Saturday there willbe sold by auction at James F.Morgan s the splendid residence audpremises described in the advertise-ment elsewhere. There is a finelarge house, attractive grounds andartisian water.

Under the capable managementof Mr. A. F. Cooke, the HawaiianFertilizer Coiupanv is rapidly developing into one ot the duel in-

dustries of4 Honolulu. They havejust received Ex. Helen Brewer andMartha Davis a large invoice ofphosphates and plant food.

A place to spend a few nuiet hours Isthe Ihihiwal Ilatlis. Wuikiki cars passthe door.

Samplesof our

. Testimonials.' would 1:0 have any other stove if

the fuel were supplied to mu dot.""I consider it safer tlmti wood or

coal.""We like it splendidly and you can

use our name at any time." '

"We used a coal oil stove for sevenmonths before getting the 'New Process'and we would not take it back if the oilwere furnished usfree.

'I like it better overy timo I use it,"I will Bay the 'New Process' stove

lias given perfect satisfaction and Isfree rrom all odor."Try our Steam Cookers for any .tove,

IVi-- "rocit Sloto. Kohl 011 lliu liiHlalliuciil I'liui..O. V. STCKDBVANT, WARING BLOCK Solo Agent.

TeLWL J". 0,Jo,4JJ. (Cor Fort and BereUnla 8t.)

MADE A LIVELY CHASE.

CltAZY MANlttlNNINd ON THII fl.A't-MII- P

AWN I Ml.

A flrneral I'lirsult Ilouts Called'-Tlir- ri

Men Leap (Her to thItesfile,

For a few minutes last eveningthere was as lively time aboard thePhiladelphia ,as they could haveoutside of action, gale or collision.P. Dunn, a bluejacket, has forsome time shown in a quiet waysymptoms of impaired mental ma-

chinery. Something excited orfrightened htm last evening. Hestarted on a wild run about the bigship. The police and nearly allhands joined in the chase afterDunn.

In a few seconds the man took tothe awning which shades theupper decks. The canvas, strongand taut afforded easy runningand supported a dozen or more inpursuit of Dunn. Orders to lowerboats on cither side were given andthe men on watch moved with allpossible speed.

It was expected that Dunnwould jump overboard. Someoneshouted that he had done so. Threemen of the crew, w'thout takingtime to leave their clothes, leapsdinto the water to rescue the unfor-tunate.

Dunn was just on the edge andabout to drop over into the baywhen' he was caught by Sharkey,the pugilist, who saved the manby tackling low. Dunn was at onceput 111 bed in charce of the ship sphysicians.

l.OVIX TOO MUCH.

Mania that ltetiiriis u Woman to (lieAnjliim.

A crazy native woman was ar-

retted near the Sailors Home thismorning atid taken to the Stationhouse. She was discharged fromthe Insane Asylum about threeweeks ago. At the time she seem-ed to be in her right mind, but hassince become much worse. She hasa peculiar mania. It comes onwhen sue is 111 the presence other lit-

tle girl. She will sit for hours andwatch the child. At times she willseize the little one aud squeeze heruntil the child screams with pain orgasps for breath. The poor womanwill be'returned to the Asylum.

Some Soap.(

The enterprising managers ofthe Honolulu Soap Works, animportant home industry, are mak-

ing a novel exhibit at the EliteIce Cream Parlors. The show isthe largest cake of soap ever seenhere. It weighs over 1000 poundsand is on whetls. The reputationof the soap has been establishedlong ago. The big piece is at-

tracting very general attention. Aninteresting announcement in con-

nection with it will soon bemade.

IN BEHALF OF AVICIIART.

FKIKNIIS INTEIICKIIE 1'OIt Till'MOUNTKH I'ATltUtllA.V.

Want n Sentence or Fine for III111 Pri-

son or Leaving AlternativesNut I.lk. il.

Prominent German residentshave taken up the case of CarlWichart, and will endeavor to havehis punishment mitigated. Presi-

dent Dole will be appealed to. Thecase will also be laid before MarshalHitchcock upon his return nextTuesday. Wichart has the optionof going to jail or leaving vthecountry. He does not wish to dothe former, and with friends objectsto the latter. What they do .wantis a fine. If such a sentence canbe given the money will be raisedat once.

Carl Wichart is a swarthy Ger-man, weighing about 180 pounds.He was a sailor on a merchant manin port at the time ot the over-throw. At midnight of the 161I1

he deserted and joined the forceunder Klemme. Next he was" inone of the regular companies of theN. G. H. From that1 he became apatrolman aud has served in thatcapacity since, or until Mondayafternoon of this week. Wichart isone of the few of Klenune's follow-ers who has remained in police em-

ploy. He seems to stand well inthe estimation of the German colony and is liked by others.

ltAi.s riuimi:-- .

Some Figures 1'roiutlie Hnreaii'sMoothlyItcpnrt.

Prof. C. J. Lyon's report of therainfall for April is at hand today..It shows the greatest fall for themouth to have been at I.apahoehoe,Hawaii, 44,77 inches. The nexthighest was at Olaa (Mason'splace). Highest for Maui was23.54 at Hana. Kauai's highestwas 7.25 at Haualei. None fell atMakaweli. Un Uahu, luakahaheads the list with 18.71 inches..Only 0.21 inches fell at Kap'o'.aniPark.

At Olaa 13,65 inches fell in 24hours; at Haua 21.13 111 the 24hours and 14.30 inches in 4 hoursAt I3upalioehoe the average fornineteen successive days was v'iper 24 hours.

Till; l.ADIKS.

Tie pleasant effect and perfect safetywith which ladies limy use the California liquid laxativp. Syrup of Kigs, underall conditions, makes it their favoriteremedy. To Ket the true and Kenumearticle, look for the name of the Cali-fornia Pig Syrup Co., printed near thebottom of tne package.

v' ? V' THE HAWAIIAN STAR; THURSDAY MAY t5, 1895.

TALE OF WAR AND LQ

IIItAMA NOW ItllINd OIVEN AT

the .iai'anEsi: rin:ATi:ii.

Chock I'iiII of Action and Itonm lire- - IIII111 11 llPKlllur NliukrliMirl:li

1'laror and Clltnat.

A drama is running at the Japanese theatre now. it is a piaythat would, to all appearances, fur

nish a Gilbert or a Sullivan with afew choice ideas. Actions arcstrong, climaxes arc well markedand readings appear to be of a highorder.

The story is one of ancient times.

There is but one scene, and that is

the house, of a nobleman. Thereare about fifteen different charactersin the play; The principal is anancient ruler. After years of warhe is beaten and has to flee fromhome, leaving his wife and a littledaughter behind. In disguise hewanders from place to place andfiuallv finds refuge in the house ofthe nobleman, where he hires as aservant.

The nobleman has a beautifuldaughter, aud she falls in love withthe new servant, who is both hand-some and possessed of rare intel-lect She sings for him, and hediscourses on many interestingtopics. One evening the beautifuldaughter is reclining in a handsomeboudior, while her slave lover iskneeling near by.

Suddenly,, a noise is heard out-side. The young woman dartsbehind a screen. The servant opensthe door. In walk his wife andchilu, For many months the faith-ful woman had wandered fromhouse to house seeking for her out-cast lord. She recognizes him atonce and the meeting is touching.

But the beautiful daughter be-

hind the screen hears. Slowly thetrue situation occurs to her and sheis heard to weep pitiously. Atlast sheeiuerges from hercornerandproceeds to berate her lover for de-

ceiving her. He arises and leadshis wife and child from the place.

The young lady has a brotherwho is a bad character. He hasheard his sister's speech, and afterconsultation with her, decides thatshe has been wronged. So, swordin hand he sets off after theoffender.

In the next act, officers whohave discovered the identity of thenobleman's servant, arrive. Thebad son enters with a head which,he tells them, is that of the man forwhom they are looking. Thispleases the officers, but the noble-man becomes enraged. When theofficers are gone he quarrels withhis son about the killingaud finallylays him out with his sword.

The climax is reached when thehero turns up, with his head in theright place, wealthy, and once morepowerful. He meets his wife again'after another long reparation and;they "live happily together ever,etc."

TWO MVS- - VOTE AYE.

TIIKV FA Villi COMPANY OltOANIZA- -

tion roit nn: rsuAitns.

Four and Five are AgrecableTlie Meet-

ing Letter of CondolenceIteuiilnim.

Division 5, Citizens' Guard, metlast evening to consider thematter of company formation. Theproposition was generally endorsedand such a report will be made atthe officers meeting to be held Fri-

day evening. A letjerof condolenceto the relatives of the late JeremiahV. Simonsou, a prominent memberof this division, will be prepared bya committee. Another meeting forthe purpose of reorganizing andelecting will be held next Tuesdayevening.

At ,7:30 last evening O'Brien'sand I,ind s squads, or Division 4,met in the American League hall.There was a large turnout. Lieu-tenant Murry acted as chairman.The matter of company formationwas unanimously endorsed and willbe so reported at the conferenceFriday evening.

The subject of broughtup at the meeting Tuesday eveninghas met the general approval ofCitizens' Guardsmen.

Tim " llullrtlii."The plans of Ilulletin people as

mentioned in Tins Star two daysago have been carried into effect.The paper appears this eveningfrom the AJvtrtistr offie. The oldstand is closed up.

A Furniture rHl.All the handsome and costly

furniture of the seaside residenceof W. C. Peacock is to be sold byMorgan at auction on the premisesnext Thursday, the 23d, beginniugat 10 a. nt Inspection the daybefore. This will be one of themost notable auction sales everheld in Honolulu.

!.eHVf Wltll u (Jnuil itrmril.John K. Baker was discharged

from Oahu prison today, havingserved a three mouths sentencefor misprision of treason. Bakerwas also fined $10. During hisimprisonment he won seven daysby good behavior. This reducedhis fine to fG.50 which he paidthis morning.

HAVANA CfGAh'S,from the

Henry Clay and JUvk & Co. Factory,at

IIOI.LISTEK & CO.'S.,Corner Fort and Merchant Streets

IN FillE STATION NO. 3,

CIIIMiSi; CO.MI'A.NV ItUPI.ACCI) iiv aA III SIJIIAII,

Clienili ill r.liKlne nml l'nnllm Hern llelltlril

Altered.

IllP llflllKHHllll

THli',

The chemical engine and appli- - The dredger is at work in frontances were moved over to the China 0 t,,e ra"-a- ' wiiarl.fire house this afternoon. W. O. The Kaala arrived this morningBarnhardt will be engineer end lrom u,e West b,de w,tu " aianaemanager of the new station, and ' h

Jack Foster will be driver. The The schooners Carrier Dove audstation will have two other men Kobert I.ewers are helping theand a messenger boy. Hereafter Philadelphia to hold downit will be known as Station No."Pat" Hughes succeeds li.irnhardtas engineer at No. i.

I he new station is the best firehouse in the countrv. It was builtfor the purpose, au'd is modern inalt of its arrangements. Since tal;nig charge of it in April, Chief!

has had it up in eW.iut 11 lcw nV, for "'is port. vShe

shape. It has been and llas a loader phosphate consignedpainted The latest ,0 A' ooke.appliances in hanjrers and lmnies-- i

have been put in. The Haleh ini'eris used and is the first time il nasever been introduced into thiscountry.

The alarm is animprovement on those in the otherhouses. 1 he gong turns on thelights and also lets out the horses.This is done by small witcs attach-ed to a trap of the bottom gong.This device was originated bWalter Bromley at the Bell Tower.In an instant everything is thrownopen, and the engine is soonto move. Two sliding poles on theleft bring the men down to theirrespective positions at the frontand rear of the engine.

The sleeping apartment is up-

stairs. This is a very large room,neat and airy. In the rear a largelocker has been provided for eachman so that nothing need be leftlvinil on the fioor. Backof this is a reading room and a bathroom. There is a neat verandahon the that is very comfort-able in the evening.

I he old rooms on the left of thebuilding have been taken out byChief Hunt. As soon as. possiblean addition will be built in thispassageway in the shape of a hose-ca- rt

house.The whole place is a model of

neatness. The house ispainted and is welllighted. Chief Hunt is justly proudof this addition to the department.

IIOlt-N- .

Noukih In Honolulu, May 16,1895, to the wife of IJdmund Nor-ri-

a son.

Household FurnitureAT AUCTION.

On Thursday, May 23rd,At 10 a. in.,

At the riwidence of W. C. PEACOUK.KSO.. Walklkl, I will sell at PublicAuction, Household Furniture,

HALL FURNITURE:

Carved Oak Hat Hack, Vases.('.inn Stands.

STATUAUY and PEDESTALS.

PARLOR FURNITURE :

1 ll'indHome Oak Cabinet, OikCiiairH and Itnckers, andSide Tables, Upludstered Couch,

Piano 'OAK am H. V. IIOOIC CASKSEncrnvIiigR ami l'iutini;, 1 OakSecretary and Hook Case, ItalianChairs and ltnckcrs.

DINING ROOM FURNITURE :

U i:.'i Olnsand Silverware, Cutlery.

BED ROOM FURNITURE :

fl.1ll.1w

Dinintr Chairs, China,

O.ik Ilfdruuiii Suite, Curvedlledrnnm Suite, Spring and

Hair .Mnttris'cs, Wnlinit Wardrobe, 1 O.ik Mirror Front Wnrdrobe, 1 Crown Derby Toilet Set.

I "YACHT CHH1" TELESCOPE,1 SADDLE HOItSE.

FEUNH AND PLANTS, Etc., Etc.

PretnUes open fur inspection onMay i'.'nd, from 0 a. in. to

II p. in,

James F. Morgan,ATJITlONEEIt.

AUCTION SALEOF

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,

At Punahou.Under instructions from Mu. J.

Hl'TCIII.vos, 1 will Mil at Public Auctionat niy Salesroom, Queen Street,

On Saturday, May 18th,At - o'clock noon,

TIiomi Desirable I'renil.w on IHNflllAMHTHKKT, adjoining tlio residence nf Mr,(lea II, HoU-rtMi- The proierty lins u

largo frotduge on Street, ami extends through to Dole. Street, and contains

ucre.The grounds nru bid out anil planted

with a large vuriuty of Orange, Lime, Vigand other fruit tree.

The llulldlngii a roomy DuellingHouse, containing Ijirge l'nrlor, DiningHoom. 11 ItedronuH, Clothes Closets, I'untry,Kitchen anil Hath, with wide verandas utfront and rear,

Tho Dwelling I Ioumi lias lately been reno-vated anil is In thorough good rejuilr.

There are also Stubles, Carriage Hoiwi aadServant's Quarters. Altesian water laidthroughout tho premises.

Intending purchasers can lniect tlio t'rop-ert- y

dally from St to A p. in.Terms Cash, U, 8. Gold Coin.Deeds nt purchaser's exieiiso.For further imrtlculara apply to

James F. Morgan.6WdJt Auutloneur.

ALL ALONG THE DOCKS.

STKAMIJIt "KAUAI" LUAVI: (IN Ml

MAIIinV

('apt. ('aiiiil,e1l nn MunterTwii l.ondi ot

Row.

Suifwr llrmiKlit InNotes of lliWiiterfroiit,

Naval

The report that Jim Kclley willgo as advance agent of Sequahlacks confirmation on the water-front.

The bark Ambassador shouldhave sailed from Jacksonville, Flo.

Hunt fixedscoured

throughout.

arrangement

ready

around

front

handsomelythroughout

Parlor

Wal-nut

IlinKlinni

nicely

comprint!

Tlic steamer Cosniopolis willherefonvard he known as theKauai . She will leave this after-noy- n

for Hanainanlu with a cargoof lumber. Captain Campbell willdoss tier on her niaiuen trip.

A pig remained tied lip on the I.I. S. N. Co's. wharf for 24 hours,from Wednesday morning;. Capt.Christian was overwhelmed withsympatny for the brute and fed himwith orange peelings.

The Iwalani arrived early thismorning for Maui and Hawaii.She brought sugar from Haiua-ku- a

and Kukuihaele for Schaefcr &Company. No passengers andvery little mail. The suuar willgo around to New York.

AISKIVAI.s.

Sliur J A Cummins, McNeil fromwniiiinualo.

Stinr Kaala. Drown, from wind.ward O.1I111.

Stinr Iwalani. Freeman, from Maulami Hawaii.

DKr.iin tiitKs.

MayStmr Cosniopolis, for

HaHamnuhi

vi:nsji:i.s i.i:avi.m tojioihkmv.

Stmr J AWuiamanulo

TllUltsinY.Campbell,

FitlliAY, MayCummins, Neilson, for

IMl'OKTH AMI co.nskim:i;s.1MPOUTS.

Ex Iwalani from Hawaii Mavbags sugar for Schaefer Company,pki-- s

Ex Kaala from Waianao Jlav2011 bags sugar for Widemanii.

Vi:s)SKI.S I'OItT.

NAVAL VESSELS.USPS Philadelphia, Cotton, San Fran.

MERCHANTMEN.

(Coasters not Included this list.lSclir Norma, Swenson, Claitou, DClis rmnnTm, iwmtv. linoHk Alden Hesse. Potter. lllakdvS .V Castle, Hubbard, S.llkln w II lllmouil. H rMorning Star, (larlsnd, South SeaSchr Hob't lowers, fiom SShip Troop, Fritz, iro-- Neweastlo.Schr Alice Cook, I. F

H C Alleii, Thoniison, S FIlk Newsboy. MallesL'id, NewcastleItktn Planter, Dow, H FIlk Modoc, llouscb, NewcastleShip Helen ewer, IlostonSchr Carrier Dove, Newcastle

NKIOMIlOIUNa I'OIITH.

llrlg I.urline, S F,

10

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& !!!)

10

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In

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F.

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KC tintiN vk.hski.s i:xri:cri;i)Hk Corvnhene. Newcastle DuoSchr Koward May, liostou DueSchr Ilohert Henries. It Gamble DuoShip Levi (1 Hurgess. S F (Illle) Duonrig uonsiieio, r , Kaa jiay aUK .Ytartim iiavis, r h .MayHutu S (1 iVII.U r. S F Mav 4(ler bk Martha llockliahn, Liverpool Aug 'IS S Australia, Iloudletto, SF Mya27

'UNA 1MM! TO.MOUIKIW.

Hi-I- lluy rrnKraui That Is

AttraelU u.

Very

The I'unahou field day will takeplace at 2 p. m. tomorrow. Thepublic is invited. Prof. Hosmerhas arranged the following program:

100 yds. dash (br) ; 100 yds. dash(Jr); putting shot; three leggedrace; 100 yds. bicycle race; 120yds, hurdle race; ring tournament;final heat, hurdle race; throwingtl(e hammer; 220 yds. dash; hop,step, jump; final heat, 220yds. dash; Obstacle race;440 yds. dash: running high jump;one mile race; greased pole. Thelast will be free for all. Entriesate complete for most of the races.The public is cordially invited, andgood sport is assured.

The following will be the officersof the day: Referee, CharlesCrane; judges I'rol. Hrigbatu andMr. Crockett; starter Mr. Ueck-wil-

time keepers GeorgeAngus, Louis Singer; clerk ofof the course W. R. Castle,Jr.; executive committee W. R.Castle, Jr., C. IS. Hapai, C. H.Tracy, Mr. Beckwith and V. A.Ilosiuer.

Ml (Ml Kewaril.

Sequah offers ioo reward toany person who can prove thatthere is anything in his medicinesor mode of treatment that is notexactly as represented.

MAIIK A Wll.ll ItU.N.

Flight In Various Streets nf h ScaredHack llurie.

Wednesday night the horse wi'hhack No. 25 ran away from Man-nnke- a

street. A Japanese womanwas swished over, the corner nearKaumakapili was grazed and twochildren had a narrow escape atthe corner ot iSiuianu and Here'tanta. I he runaway turned upNuuauu aud ran as lar as Schoolwhen it was stopped by a patrolman. 1 he driver was arrested,but was released later as it seemshe had done all possible to preveottue acciueui,

IN THE ClIICUIT COHHT.

usrATi; matti:ih ami chimin. i.

UAM'.Ml.tn CASKS.

Ablrlrti rrnperty An Appeal

llllltrd -- A Trial FrniiL .1.

lenln.

V. If. Allen, ill the matter of theestate of V. A. Aldrich, has filedan administrator's bond of f 2,000The proerty is on Hotel street audvalued at f 8,000.

In the matter of the estate ofJames Cray, deceased, a petitionhas been filed requested the ap-

pointment of Cecil Ilrown as guar-dian of the seven minor children.Mrs. Mary Klten Gay, who waskilled in an accident a few weeksago, was the original guardian.

In the case ol the Republic vs.Kapahu, convicted of larceny in thethird degree and sentenced to imprisonment for three months, de-

fendant's counsel has moved for anew trial.

Joe Dias, theWaialua native sentup for liquor selling, was acquittedlate Monday by a native jury.

Kaniku, a police officer chargedwith beatintr a Chinaman with apistol at I'uualutt last August, ison trial 111 the Circuit Court today.

The esse of 1". J. Testa, assaultand battery on a police officerwhile 111 the execution of Ins dutyas scuh, will come up in the CircuitCourt tomorrow.

Woman's Excange. HI King- streetHome made cooking. Mowers anil ninearticles 011 liiuid end furnished to order.1' i a specialty. Hawaiian curios.

ForHorse, Cowand i

Chicken Feed

Itln!; up

Telephone I'.

CALIFORNIA FEED CO.,

Cor. Queen and Nuuanu Sis.

SPENDonly a few steps and

8JLYELots of (food Money by

uiiwuk jour oruer ior itroccriosui luo IsowUrocery In tho

Waring Block, Beretania St.Our Stock Is Now, Fresh, and wo intend

to. Sell at Prices that will pay you to clveus your Orders. . . . Goods DicLivKnKl).

VOELLKK & CO.,Vamno I)lX)CK, Hekkta.ma Stiikkt.

President DoleIs having many diplomaticcomplications to contendwith and has sonic harshcriticisms hurled at him,'but

After he retiresfrom office

His successor will receivethe same treatment and thenewspapers

Will HandleThe nei' President just thesame, but people of all poli-tical parties agree on onething and that is the superi.ority of

RamblerBicycles.

I guarantee all RamblerBicycles sold by me to bepuncture proof. Can givepractical demonstrationsand references.

RAMBLER AGENCY,

We107 KING STRISIST.

MakeAll Kindsof Silverware.

do you wearone oi. our

War EmMoms ?

Jacobson & PfeiiFer.l'tirt Street Jcwelii' r,

Neaj-corn- King.

"w Ail vert 1 m o 11 1 oiiIm,

HodoIo'o Royal Arcli Chapter No 1,

Hfatn! Meeting of HonoluluKojni Arcli Chapter No. 1 will

atififfia,

ll i''1' 'n"'s kven'inc6nbf 'M o'clock. Mtmonfc

!tSr "i"ur"'"K ItoynlTern pie.

lw.1.fllMIMasons are fraternally Invited

to intend.0o9 It T. K. WALL. Secy.

Police o1

Notice Is hereby cltcn that the under-signed persons have funned a

miller the Hint of Ilrown itKuliey. The said Co partnership datingfrom April 4, lb!.

.1. T. imOWN',S. KUIIKV.

Honolulu, II. I., May 15, IKW,CiS-'.'- t

ATTKjYTJOvY!

Division No. 1, Citizen's Gnard.

There will hen meetinc of the follow.Int: Suiiuds of the First Division at the lleretnnia Stteet SchoolHouse Thursday eteiiiiig, May ldth, at

.tur i. in,;Siiuad S J. C. I,oreii7eii's.Sipiad il K J. Lowrey's..Squutl l- -C. M. Cookes.All members of the above mentioned

Squads are rtquesteil to attend.l. 1". I'ASTI.K,

l)'S--2t Lieutenant 1st OiUsion.

Masonic Temple Squad.'J ttcnt ion.

3

A

TIIEKK WIl.I, I1K A MKF.T-inc- ftheNpiiid No. 1. Division

:i.('iti7ens-()utinl-.

THURSDAYliVKNINCi at "till) p. in. at the

lllce of Dr. Clia. II. Cooier.OVr.'t FUJ OKUKK.

Attention Co. ..First lteRitmnt N. O. II.,

Honolulu, Mav 15. Ifc'JS,Company order No. IS. I'ur-stiai- it

to Order from Head-quarters. All members of Com-pany A. N. (1. 11. are herebv

ordered to report In fatigue uniform'.wiin sine arms, at iirill siieit on 1 HUICS- -DA 1 Kvr.M.NG, May lfith. 1H93. at7.rt0 o'clock for election of Captain andKirt and Second Lieutenants.

PAUL SMITH,Cant. Comuiatidini; Co. A. 1st Hetri- -

ment, N. O II. (ViS-a- t

1810- -

Queen Victoria's Birthday.

JOINT CKLEUKATION

Sons of St, George and Scottish Thistle

Assisted by the Hritish Vice-Cous-

in aid of tho

BRITISH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY

At INDEPENDENCE HALL.

FRIDAY, MAT 34th,At 7:30 p. m.

Social anil Dance Ticket admittingLady ami Gtittlcmen, $1:00.

To be had at Dolden little Iltzaar andlliiwailun Nuu'h Company.

PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY!

Ask your Grocer for

1800.

Club

Hawaiian HoneyPUT Ul' 11V

Tlie Honolulu Apiary Company.

Something New

Orders can bo tdaced with 11. E. Mc- -NTYiir. & lino., for Fresh

EasternTransplanted

Oystersfrom John F. Colhtirii's I'ond, and

ni.tde on Tuesdays and Saturdaysf each week. Try them, they excel

tlio foreign ones.

The attention of the I'liblio Isspecially invited lo the Lareand Varied Stock of NEW '(lOOUS just arrived jierS.S.Atixlruliu and other latearrivuW

ntia LiLons. HaiDsoois, Victoria

Lawns, Giogbams.

The Largest Stock of H'liltoIlrcs ;imI ever Imported.

Hosiery, "RIdds, Laces, Flowers,

reatocrs, sailor Hats.SlIITINOS. TllOllSKUINUS, VKVTI.VIS, COAT,

i.nuk, a muyir vara m u7Keii';-c- .

Soli A tent for the renovned"I'vtirl" Iiik Ma blue.

L. E. KERR,QUEEN 81H ' '. ''.ONOLULU.

Reduced From$3Q to $30.

V. lmve reduced Our blank rork.screw, French and Herman plijue Buitsfrom i!0 to f.'O. row is your chance ifyou want to Ktt dressed in line style forlittle money.

MKUHRIOS & CO.,AitustiTox Hlock, Hotel Street.

S. DECKEK, JIau.

JOIN THE . . .

ClevelandBicycle Club

ijjllO " Afuntli,ami ride a "Cleveland."

NOW

II. H. WALKER,Sole Agent.

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Both tho method and results whenSyri'p of Figs is taken; it is pleasantand 'efreshiug to tho taste, raid actspent!)' yet promptly 011 tho Kidneys,LivL.' aud Bowels, cleanses tho sys-

tem eQectunllv. dispels colds, head- -

tche.- and fevers aud cures habitual j

cons'pation. Syrup of Figs is theonly remedy of its kind ever pro-

duce 1, pleasing to tho tnsto and ac-

ceptable to tho stomach, prompt inits ftion and truly beneficial m itseffects, prepared only from tho mothcal'hy and agrccablo substances, itsmany excellent tiualitiss commend itto all and have mado it tha mostpopi. 'ar remedy kuown.

Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50

cent bottles by all leading drug-

gists. Any reliable druggist mixway not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one wbr

wishes to try it. iM not accept an)substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.

SM FBANCISCO, CAL.LOUISVILLE. HI A'T MIX. N. Y.

H0BR0N DRUG GO.WIioIl'miJo Agent.

TIDU-j- , SUN AMI MOON.

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MAIL, SKUVICK,

fitea nships wiU leave aud arrivo fromBan Kruicisco following dates,close oi 1835 :

Ariuv H'n'lulu: Leave HonoluluF'CISCO iSASFKANCIbCOOB

ANOOUVKK.

18U5.or About

Mlou-e-.- - May 21Austra'ia May 27Peking lune 1

Marlpoiu JunetiAUBtra'la... --June 21

S arrli.ioa 24

Arawu July 4

Contic July 10

Austra la July 15

Jlioeri .luly 21

Alameaa Am: 1

Australia Auk1'eklnsc 10

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MS,

Mariposa Auk 211

AUbtraliu Sept 2

Coptic bepl 111

Mlowera... tept 24

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Australia ;ai

Australia 21

Alameda 21

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HAWAIIAN STAB.BUSINESS DIRECTORY

ok Honolulu.

aqknts.J. A.

Stab Agent, Hllo.GEO. HONS.

KTAlt Agent Walluku and Lahaina.

RIPLEY & REYNOLDS,

Vanuouvkb.

Miowera....Jan

MARTIN,

ARCHITECTS.

ARTISTS MATERIALS.

PACIFIC HARDWARE COJ

NE

410 Fort St.

Fort St.

CAKKlAOi. MANUFACTURERS.W W WIllOHT,

Fort St.. opposite Club Stables.

COMMISSION .MERCHANT.

O. WEST, Jlasonio Block.

Tel. aw. Cor. Alakoa and Hotel Streets

ENGROSSING AND ILLUMINATING.VIC GO JACOUSEN,

Telephone 10. Pacific Hartlw are Co.

FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERERS.ORDWAY & PORTER

Hotel StJ. HOPP & CO.

74 King St.

INhURANCE, FIRE AND MARINE.CASTLE & COOKE.

Aet ui, Alliance, New England Mutuu

PLUMBERS AND

EMMELMTU & CO.,C Nuuauu St.

CIIAS. LUiD

MERCHANTS

AustraliaCopticAlameda

Australia

RESTAURANT'S.

....July

...July

Australia

Excelsior, Nuuanu St.

SALOONS.

S. I. 8haw, Proprietor

VETKR1NARV SURQEONS.

B. SCHNEIDER, D. V. S.,ninh Prht. Fort Hi

Try "The Star" for Fine Job Pnntiiuj

MESMERIC EYC.

Th.y Drove n CJIrnii Shiv,-i- l

l.awj---r Into WliLki-r- .

A well known lawyer who lina alwaystaken cniiMdernhlo prido tu ihb clnssiomold of liia clean shaven fnco appearedIn tho comity court rooms recently withit woll doveloped growth of very g

beard. Kvery frieud that ho metwanted to know why ho didn't getshaved, and finally ho corralled half ndozen of them in a comer nud told themtho reason.

Ho had never learned tho art of shav-ing himself and had always patronized0110 barber. Not long ago tho barburdropped into tho habit of telling himtliat he (thu lawyer) had a niesnierioeye. Tho lawyer didn't mind much whathis barber thought of hH oyo so Iour asho sliaved him satisfactorily. But hav-

ing discovered that tho lawyer's oyowas me.Jinerio tho harbor went a stepfurther and onco in awhile, after mak-

ing a slip Willi tho razor, would explainthat it was becauso ho wasniosinerized,so that ho did not know what ho wasnbout. Matters wont on this wny for aweok or so, the barber insisting that howas mesmerized every tinio tho lawyerlookod squarely at him, nud the lawyertook It for granted that tho mesmerismbusiness was a dodgo to excuse tho oc-

casional cuts from tho razor.A different aspect was pat to tho cae,

howovor.tho last timo tho barber shavedhis lawyer customer. Leaning over himattcr ho had finished, ho asked if tholawyer thought a man would bo exensa-bi- o

for cutting tho throat of 0110 whomosmerized him. Tho lawyer said hocertainly would not bo excusable andgot out of the chair as quickly as pos-

sible. He learnod afterward that thobarber had doveloped into .1 perfectcrank on tho subject of mesmerism, audnothing will persuade him that ho didnot have a very narrow escape Ho willprobably go to anothor barber sometime, but at present his nerves aro soshakou by the occurrence that ho pre-

fers to wear au unbecoming beard toittiug down in any barber chair. Chi

cago Tribuuo.

THE EARTH IS RUNNING SLOW.

Hut tlie Scientists Xced Not Alarm OnSeriously Yet.

Lord Kelvin estimates that tho "running slow" of the oarth in its daily ro- -

ation round its axis amounts to 22 seconds per century.

Tho main causo of tins retardation isthe friction caused by tho tides, whichact as a brake, tho action of which hasbeen calculated by this eminent physicist to bo equal to a weight of 4,000,000tous applied on tho equator.

Other causes havo also to bo taken into account as for oxamplo, tho increasein tho size of tho earth, duo to tho fall-

ing on it of uietQotio dust, which, if de-

posited at tho rato of ono foot in 4,000years, would prodnco the observed

by itself.Such a phenomenon as tho annual

growth aud molting of snow and ico attho poles is introducing irregularitiesinto tho problem, tho growtli at thopoles, by abstracting water from thoother parts of tho ocean, acceleratingtho oarth'B motion, and tho molting, byrestoring tho water, retarding it.

Against tho retarding forces thero hasto bo taken into account a probablo acceleration, duo to tho gradual sinkingof tho earth by cooling, but this Lord.Kelvin believes to be very small perhaps not moro than onopart of tho retardation duo to tidal frictiou.

Profossor Ncwcomb has declared fromastronomical considerations that thoearth went slow aud lost seven secondsbetween 1850 and 1802, and then wentfast and gained eight seconds botween1802 and 18,2, changes of rato explicable by possiblo changes in tho earth'sshape, so slight as to boquUo undiscoV'erablo in astronomical observations.Chicago Times.

OAHO RAILWAY &

J31

TIMEFrom and After June

TJlAINi.

LAND

sJ7ti

TABLElt.

TO EWA MILL.11. D. A.

A.M. P.M. I'.M.L.j.ivo Honolulu h:15 1:15 i::!5

I'xaxl tllty 2.30 6:lu

D.P.M.5:10ISlSfi

rriv ISwa JUII f:57 2.57 6:36 6:22

TO

C. C. B. A.A.M. A.M. P.M. P.b.

avo Kwa Mill 0:21 lu:13 S; 5:42V ave Fearl City. 6:53 11:15 4:15 6:10Irrlve Honolulu 7:30 11:53 4:53 0:15A Hatur Jay's only, C Hunda y'e excepted.

-- Uati Utfatuniay's excepted

O. HENERY,PAINTER AND DECORATOR

Office at cor. of Kingaud Alakea, streets

I am prepared to bid on all kindsof Contracts for Painting

and Repairing.

All Work Guaranteed..

CO.

Removed to Store next Golden

Rule Bazaar.

YOURWATCHwill be made to keep excellent

time if left

THREEDAYS

FARRER A CO,the well known and reliable

Watch Makers.

If satisfaction is not given, yourmoney will be, returned in full.Island orders, will leceivtrprompt attention. 517 6m

liverypositively iimmIs 11

SKIN t'OOl) tot Wrinkle,

ulthcrlng, clrj tnr.irlnir 01mill lllein;

Tho original,kln Fimd Tlssuolliilltk'l.LOLA MDNTbZ

CKhMKt ftlll Hie bent,v.... ,ult! Ii Kiir.

! l .,,,,1 ,l,.lluht.

4 lUSU. K)ffUv f lutiiry in every te--ipirtoxceptprtcc. A 75 etui hwuhinontlis. Ho you tan or burn?

Mr. Harrison'

Hi.- - wirl of KiwkeK Siniliiirii,Nillnwnpw. Mntli. 11 iiiflt'" ""'I " '!lllemUlioM. Prko J1.U). Unniilwn amiclllvtltu. ,

SHftrJIuout hnir ftrmtxn.'Hlly remmtd.i'lir Kprcliil nit Ice nli.l li;k oil

free, iiil.llv MUX. NKTT1E 11A KK1MM.,!iuty Potior, at Geary t.. Sim l rnnclicn.

Wnmnloby HOLMisTKU 1)111 JO t'O.,XOl For! llonnlulii. 5il.tr

iavvnanrHIectric

Woman Living

Company.The cleanest, brightest infest, nml renllr,

In tlio long run, the chwipest ninl best lightfor n in the tmnily relili nee, is tlio

light. Safe; nothing couldlw safer. A few days ngo n primiiuent gen-

tleman of Honolulu enine rushing down lotho olllee of the Electric Company mid salu:"liive me figures wiring my hoitup, and Iwnnt it done nt onco: no nmio lamps for me.Last night n lniiip tiinisl over nnd it enmeso near setting fire to tlio house und burningmv children nml I take no more risks."

'l'hls is the sentiment of quite a number intho iiast few weeks, ho have ordered theirbouses lltted with tho perfect light.

Just think it over nnd inako iqi your npndthat you want the best and safest light; sendfor the Hawaiian Klei-tri- Company and tellthem what yon want.

We have a comiilete stock of evervlhhiir inthis lino and baojiist received a lot of thevery latest uosigus in ciiaiiuenei-s- .

We have

NOTICE.

at

just receivednieut of

(ho l(lti

Mies,

for

n new ship- -

Standard OilCo.'s

PEARLOIL

Government Tests show that it i thobest quality of Oil in this market. We

it ill pvprv rertliee.t.Pearl OU delivered to any part of the

city at ?.. 5fi per case, u. J. u.

Oastls & Gooke, Ltd.5&l-i- f

Where did you get that suit ?

Why,

JOHNSTON

STOREY'S,413 FOltT ST.

There you get the latestNew York fashions iu

Clothing and Gent's

Remember

JOHNSTON & ST0REY:

413 Fort Stkkkt,

Honolulu.

To my Patronsand the Public.

I have just opened at myoffice, 113 Bhthkl St.,Honolulu, H. I., an

- AHT -

EXHIBITIONof the latest designs andnovelties, in EmbroideryWork, Drawn Work,Ropk Silk, KensingtonWork and Etchings.

I would respectfully in-

vite you and your friends"to call and inspect thesegoods

B. BERGcERSENBetliel St.

What isan Umbrella?

made for the jewelry trade?It fa perfection in work-

manship, the finest of till;.artistic handle-- , the closestroll, the lightest in weightin every feature tho "up.toUate UMBRELLA

When yon get allthese features com-bined at prices uslow as .... .

. ... $5 nnd up,You won't think it is high,will you?

We carry just suchnobby Umbrellas in greatvariety. You make no mis-take when purchasing fromus

H. F. WIG H MAN,FOUT STREET.

H0NOLULUJ0H WORKS.

Steam Enqinks, Buoar Mills, Boilers,COOLKRS, IHO.V, lillASS AND LEAD

Castings.

Machinery of Kvery Description MadeOrder, Particular attention paid to BhlpaBlacksmlthlnc. Job work executed at Shortnotlre.

THE HAWAIIAN STAR. THURSDAY, MAY if 1895

I'S CITADEL.

By CABMEN SYLVA (Qiioen of

(Copjrrlnht, 1W5, by tlio Author.

Continued.iNevertlieloss 1 saw rt woiinpum

beaat como up tho sldo of our mountaintho other tiny, which was ridden by avery liniidpoino person, qulto differentfrom tho gnomes vo bco. Ho had blackcurly hair, 110 beard 011 his. chin nndvoro n rich purplo lunntlo. Could thnt

havo been a wait?"Tho Uaba trembled with fear and re-

plied, "If this etraugor should mounthero again, I Will break bin neck, nndbo shall bo seen no moro lu tho valleybelow."

"Oh, mother, I beseoch theo, bo notso cruol, for ho win beautiful!"

"If thou lottest ,thy thoughts dwollon him now, I will sbutvtheo up In tliocavo nnd compol thoo to wolg,h goldnight nnd day. Of latothou doest notlt-tu- g

but sit idlo there, asking foolishquostions. Hast thou not everything thyheart can tlcsiro?"

"Oh, no, mother! I long to havo justsuch n beautiful beast torido on ns thatwhich camo up tho sldo of our mountain. Hero I seo only sheep, nud ouocannot rido on thorn."

What a foolish child thou nrt towish for n horsol Dost thou not knowthnt only at risks of life aud limb canouo mount horo on a horso'a back? Tliograss is so slippery nud tlio nbysscs sodcepthataf-iiifil- falso step would causoono to roll to tho bottom a (Shapelessmass."

Alba asked herself how it was thattho sheep ran nbout iu perfect snfety,whilo so much danger oxlsted for thofeet of a horso, but not daring to ques-

tion her mother further sho had to remain in ignorance. And now it was thnttho gnomes appeared uglier to her eyesnud moro repnUivo thau they had ovorseemed to her.

Sho took such a disgust, too, for thoheaps of gold thnt sho could not enduretho sight of them. Hor thoughts onlydwolt en tho magnificent horso and bisbeautiful ridor, tho youth whoso lifowould bo tho forfeit did he venturo ona second expedition in tho Baba's territory. Why did hor mother wish to an-

nihilate him? This was ono moro problem Impossible to solve, though sho satmusing over it for hours.

Somo timo after tho conversation between tho Baba and her daughter tliobeautiful youth again rodoup tho mountain side, attracted by his curiosity todiscover who dwelt within this stronghold, constructed of such immeiisoblocks of grauito.

This beautiful youth wa-- uono othorthan tho Princo Porfln, a king's son, ticcustomed to his overy behest beingobeyed, nnd who fcaud rcsistanco to hiswill any difficulty, in fact to possessall tho charm of novelty for lifm.

When nt his father's court tho sub-

ject of marriago was discussed, ho usedto say that ho should wish to snatch hisbrido from a dragon's claws or rescuohor from tho cleft of n rock, instead ofgoing through tho formal routino ofsending embassadors to insurohis beingmarried without his taking auy troubloabout it himself.

Alba, having much against her willsorted gold all morning, was now makinc her toilet. Sho bathed her faco nndbands iu perfumed waters, combed herlong soft hair with an ivory comb,bound her brow witli a doublo fillet ofraro pearls nud placed au Alpen rosont ono side. Her robo was of soft stuff,clapped at tho waist by n golden girdle,over which foil n mantle of rich greenvelvet affixed to tho shoulders by chainsof priceless pearls.

Kound her snowy throat was a stringof emeralds largo as pigeons' eggs. Thesewero gifts brought to her by tho gnomes.Sho could not seo tho Bhoenof hor beautiful yellow trossoa glistening on thopile of tho thick velvet, and either hormirror lied to her or sho saw quite tho

length Alba ktnod before Mm.revomo of reality, for sho struck herface aud exclaimed: "IIow ugly I amiHow terribly ugly I Perhaps beoauso ofthis my mother hides mo from the sightof men and gives mo such handsomodresses and splendid jowols, which aroonly lit for a quoou to wear. Perhapssho does this iu order to console iuo formy vaut of beauty, "

Precisely at this motnout came thosound of iChorso's hoofs along the stonycrags, and her eyes, trausnxod with torror, perooivod tho beautiful strangerwhoso lifo was to bo tho price of hismad venturo advancing toward tho portals of the citadel.

At all risks sho must waru him of hisdaugor. Springing from rock to rocknimbly as a young chamois, hor brighthair aud green mantle streaming in thowinu, sho sped toward tho young stranger, her tiny feet scarcely skimming thoearth ns sho wont. Struck with admira-tion on perceiving hor, the princo reinedin his steed, asking himself what king'sdaughter, what mountain fairy, was thisspeeding towaril him. Now sho cried.quito out of breath and waving herlovoly nrms toward him:

"Go back! Go back! Do not come uphigher on tho mountain, as you valnoyour life."

"Wero doath to bo tho forfoit," saidhe, "I should dio quito happy afterhaving beon blessed with tho vision oftho most boautoous maidon over onGod's oarth."

At length Alba stood boforo him. Afaint bluslt tingod her maidon clioek as,looking at him in wonder with hersplendid largo oyes, sho said, "Am I,then, roally beautiful?"

"Oh, yes, so marvolously beautifulnnd so altogether onohanting with thyrich goldon hair, that from this vorymoment I lovo thoo dearly."

"I.lovo theo nlso," said tho innocentmaid, for sho was not awaro that iu thosooiety of mortals ono must not ho road-il- y

reveal ouo's secret thoughts, "butdo not hay that my hair is golden, forgold is to uglyl"

IT" If Cnntltivpl

Weekly Star, $4.00 ror year.

Cr.cu stadixs.Telephone No. .177. .

Special Attention for SlmppiimCitlliim unit Driving thirties...

Hmiiir.st Tm.ki-hon- lull.

L. H. DEE.

Pacific Brass FoundrySTEAM AND GALVANIZED PIPE, EL

BOWS, GLOBE-VALVE-

STEAM COCK9. nnd nil other fittingsfor pipo on hand.

Honolulu Steam Rice (.1111.

Fresh milled Itlca .nrs:ilc In d tia.nl It loo tosnll

J. A. HOPPER. Prop'r.Fnrt lrp. Hnnnlnln.

CiUTEltlON SALOONFOIIT, SHAM 1IOTKL STl'.HKT.

CHAS. J. MCCARTHY, ManaRor.

cuular Brauds of Siraiilit Ms

Try theBKOWN1E

ALWAYS

with this resort,

ROUT LRWRRS.

ON 1IANI1.

Great Amiorij-er- , "THE

DEl'OT OP Till!

FAMOUS VIELAND LAGER BEER.

C. M. COOKB,

LEWERS & COOKE,Lumber, Builders' Hardware,

DOORS, SASH. BLINDS,

PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,

WALL PAPER, MATTING,

CORRUGATED IRON,LIME. CEMENT, ETC,

CHAS. HTJSTACE,Lincoln Block, King Street,

Between Fort and AlakeaDEALER IN

Groceries and ProvisionsFresh California Roll Butter and Island

Butter always on hand.

Fresh Goods received by every Steawetfrom cai rranctsco.

t& Satisfaction Guaranteed. J

Metropolitan Meat Co.

G.

8ts.

81 KING STREET,

Wholesale Retail Butchers

AND

Navy Contractors.J. WALLER. Manager,

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

Auctioneer and Stock Broker,

Special attention given to thehaualing of

Real Estate' Stocks, Bonds.

- the :z.--

ELITE iOE QmiH PMLOHSCandy Facta, er"V"' hit Oakery,

FINE Vhqnolulu hotIOE CREAM8, . J'j COFFEE,

CAKES, CANDIES. T IEA. CHOCOLATE

ISLAND CURIOS.Our Establishment Is the t inest Kcsort in tlie

City. Call and us. Open till 11 p. m.

REMOVAL

HUSTACE & COhavo moved to

Morgan's Auction Roomsfor a short time. We are still selling

Departure Bay Coal.

CHARCOAL,ALGEROBA and

KINDLING WOODin any quantity.

Both Telephones 414. 354tf

Castle & Cooke, Ltd,

IMPORTERS,HardwareandCommissionMerchants,

General Merchandise,

AgriculturalImplementsandPlantation

423tf .

Supplies.

P. O. Box, 480

The

Illglicat Caslil'i-Ic- c i'nlil TorCorner

WILDER & CO.(RuSlhhtd In

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

iMtoRiura and Dfalrri in

Lumber and Coal

Building MaterialsSUCU

DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,

Builders' Hardware,Paints, Oils, Glass

WALL PAPER, ETC.

Cof. fort and Queen StreetsHONOL.TTLU. H. T.

C1L0CK LOOK,MBHCHANT

No. 48 NuuanuTAILORAvenue.

Fine Cloths. Perfect FitB. Styledto Date. Prices that will satisfy

you. Give mo a trial Istrho to please.

Slock of Tutitt, Vtaaniiah, Flanntl A Duchinc

No. 18

O. Box 153.

AS

up

NUUANU AVE.

. F. O'HALLORAN,

CONTRACTOR & BUILDER,Dills of quantity for anykind of liuilding andrepair!

jonmxa promptly attexded to

506 KING STREET,F. li. Ri;ijvaiid's Old Stand.

. 1IAC.KFELD & CO.

GENERAL

Commission Merchants

Agents "- -"O till S. S. Co.

Ouenn Rt.

Co.Orlcn

HONOLULU. M

H. MAY & CO.Wholesale and Retail

rt5)8 Fort Street.

Both Telephones 32. P. O. Box 47.

BEATTEIt SALOON.Fort Street. - Opposite Wilder & Co.

H. J. NOLTK, Prop'r.First-CIa- s Lunches sorved with Tea, Coffee

boila Watiii (linger Ale or Alilk.

CALirORHIA & HAWAIIAN

FRUIT AND PRODUCE CO.,

Oit. R. Ii. Depot.

S.

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &ICE HOUSE GOODS,

FISH AND VEGETABLES.FROZEN OYSTERS, etc.,

Ily every Meamer from fan r'ranclsco undvnncouyer Miiue,i.

GEORGE CAVENAUGH,MANAGEH.

Hawaiian Wine Co.,Frank Bkown, Man.

23 and 30 Meichaut St., Honolulu, H. I

The Republic being secured, we arenow prepareu to sen at

-- Annexation Prices- -THE BEST OF

Wines,Ales axxclSiix'lts,At wholesale. No goods sold at retail,

TlioAGENTS FOR

01iil CoclctnllHCoti8istiiiB of Marline, Manhat-tan, York and others, etc., etc.

Oh, I Say!have you heard of the new firm at the cornf 1

of Kiim and Alaken btreetn. where vouchbuy or sell anything from a cainbrio needl

10 a saw nuu.

New aud SecoEu-ha- ni FnrnitnreAll kinds of second-han- d books

nought and sold. All kinds of contract.taken for

Painting anil UpholsterinuWe are fully prepared to contract for

any sized job ot painting and repairing,

CIIAKI.KS HAWKINS.

Mutual Tel. 24D

To be the lowest

Priced Store on the Islauds to buy NEW and

First - Class - Second - Hand - FurnitureGood and Clean, at Prices to suit the hardtimes gjSF" und Sold Cheap for Cash. . .

tW riiriilturo at tlie I. X. I..,Nuuanu and King Streets.

Give the Baby

INFANTSTftA D tQ R XrtTjL A B 0 RJcftA ARK

CHIEF.

PACIFIC HARDWARE

Perfect NutrimentFonOnOWl NO

CONVALESCENTS,CONSUMPTIVES,

tho Ari,In Acute lltnriinanilmil Wutlnc DlKHCI.

THE

Best Food'INVALIDS, for Hand-fe- d

OVIl HOOK the lntrm-tlo- lof molherV'The Cnre nnd Feedlot of Inthnt,"illlbe mailed rto BdtlreflS, upon request.

DOLIDEH-GOODAL- E CODOSTON, MASS., 8. A.

BENSON, SMITH & CO.,Nolo Aiientii fox till! Ilnwallan iNlfintlH.

WAUKEGAN

TEENEWWAUKEGANBARBED

Mile til; ty IVssBuni & fm Ct.

Wo have been appointed Atrents for tho above Company, and have justreceived Steamer "KEAUHOU1' tho first shipment ot this famous bnrliedwire. Wo sell tho " Waukegan" 4 Point with barbs 1! in. npnit, nnd It itiutimrej10 ft- - t the pound. You cannot build a fence with any other make of bulbedwire as cheap as you can with " Wauketmn."

Take tho following makes for instance, nil 4 point, barbs 3 In. apart:N. and 1S.30 ft. to 1 lb. or 7.84 per cent. In favor of Waukengan.Haddock Wire Co., 12.02 to 1 lb. " Bll.75 " " " "Ross, 12.44 " 1 " " 32.04 " " " "RoebllnR Co., 11.8U " 1 " " 4.16 " ' " "Cleveland, 11.83 " 1 " " 39.48 " " "Indiana Wire Fenco Co., 12.87 to 1 lh. oi 28.21 per cent. " "Burnell, 13.77 " 1 " 19.83

Wnukegan Barbed Wire is ns strong ns the strongest, contains, juf ni manybarbs to the rod, and j et weighs less per rod titan any other style of bat .1 wire.

This result is accomplished by using a half round wire in the barb, instead ofa full round wire as in all other barbed wires; then it is twisted out once aroundone of tlie tnnin wins, thus saving the weight of additional twists. This wire isthoroughly galvnnized, something much needed in this climate.

We also sell n special wire Btretcher and galvanized steel staples fcrWaukegan Wire.

All orders for the above, or for plain Galvanized or Black Fence Wire andStaples will promptly filled at lowest prices by

E. O. HALL Sc SON.

JOHN NOTT.

Steel Ranges, ChilledIron Cooking Stores.HOUSEKEEPING GOODS:

Agate are (White, and Nickel-rjlatc- PumpsWater and Sou Pipes, Water Closets and Urinals, RubberHose, and Law.h Sprinklers, Bath Tubs aud Steel Sinks,O. S. Gutteib nd Leaders, Shee' Iron Copper, Zincand Lean Pipe and Pipe Fittings.

Plumbing, Tin, Copper and Sh'eet IronWork.

DIMOND BLOCK, - 75-- 97 KING STREET

Gurney Refrigeratorsand

Ice Chests,Owing to correct

are the cheap-

est and best

A ftresi Invoice Just to Hand,

Fott Salu uy the

CO.,

FORT

PETER HICH & CO.

CHILDREN,

DYSPEPTICS,

Infants.

WIRE.HCi

Wrouglit

Gray

Lead,

STREET.

ENTERPRISE PLANING MILL

Ofllce and Mill Alakea and RichardB,near Queen Street, Honolulu, II. . . .

Proprietors.

MOULDINGS, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, SCREENS;FRAMES, Etc.

I'UKX 1C1 A.IX SAWBD WORK.ProniDt attention tn nil orders

A

And Ann.

for

any

U.

tier

M.ft.

ft.

be

be

V

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Telephones: Mutual. M: Ttolr, 4W.

H. E. RIctlMTYRE BRO.,IMFORTKKS AND DKAI.KKS IN

Groceries, Provisions and Feed;

East Lokner Fort and King Streets.

New Goods recelyeu by every Packet from the Eastern States and FtiropcFresh California Produce by every tteamer. All oidcrs falthfull)-iittenri- f t.and goods delivered to any part of the city freo of cbnrfre.

Island orders solicited. Batisfactionr guaranteed. . Telephone No..Port Office BoxNo. 115,

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