-- yywp1 scri." iKu'r:gF SK&3&&&&&&& The Stores of BULLETIN ADVERTISERS Are Like the Harbor. SSffeSfegggg

Tlie Harbor Is Purchase GoodsThey Know o? by

Crowded With Ships Evening Bulletin Reading the PaperThe Stores areThat Gives theCrowded WithNEWS

"rMJhBuyers Anxious to " Bulletin Ads" Bump Buyers Against Bargains.

' SoiVl. No. 1172 HONOLULU, H. I., MAHOH 18, 1899. PuiOE 5 Cunts.

slMl CHUR UNFlLLEDlAN INTERNATIONAL TRUST HARBOR SOLYED HANDSOME BANK PREMISES ACTIVITY IN IRON 'TRADE YOKOHAMA EARTHQUAKE

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ProBidont Doo further consult-e- tl

bis advisers again this foro-noo- n

on tho maUer of Cabinet re-

construction. Ho told tbo re-

porters of tbo afternoon pnpersafterward that bo boped tbo mat-

ter would bo sottled on Mondaymorning. The namoa boing con-

sidered to get a Buccestor to Mr.Cooper as head of the Foreignand Education offices, upon bisassumption of tbo Attorney Ueu-eralsbi- p,

have not been divulgedPublic or party opinion abouttown seoma to havo no candidates,and very liltlo intpro-- t in the mat-to- r

anyway. It might bo differentif the public were given an iukling of what iB going on inside.

Mr. Cooper's transfer to thooflice of Altorney Qoneral is, bow-ove- r,

generally regord6d as theproper thing. Tbo Foreign Officehas only a littles tamo routine lofito it now, whereas tboro is a mul-

titude of importaut legil questions Mondine. which a newcomerinto tho administration would romil nil tbo timo left to thisGovernment to master even imperfectly.

Jiiniie Judge Abrond.The Judicial Department pro-

posed, iu view of tho comiug intoforce of tho now Treaties, to de-

spatch a number of judges having..jflxperienou in judicial matters, and

gCfull kuowltdgfl of English, toAmerica, Great Britain, France,Germany and Austria for tbormrnoHO of making a thorough in- -Bpf-ctio- into tho judicial, policeand p'inn system of those countries. Japan Gazette.

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Waved a rinUh Vg,Tbero were thirty regular army

Boldiers and a number of bluejackets from Mauila in the DoricAs tho steamer uouion nut intotho cbanuel, ouoof tho latter camoon fleck with a Spanish naval lingsurmounted by an American Hog.TJpon tbiv appearance of .'h'8,thero was first a beatly cheer andthen dead silence.

Grocerles

Crockery

.

Everythingmental.

Hardware

WAVERLEY BLOCK,

Now Haven, Conn., March 9.According to a statement made bytho bead of the Strong Manufac-turiu- c

Company of Winster, thelargest manufacturers of cofliutrimmings and undertakers' dtygoods in this country, stops areboinc taken bv the Undine colllnhardware manufacturers in thoUnited States to organize nn international trust.

Over sixty concerns, represent-ing fully 80 per cent of tho out-

put will bo abBorbrd and thecapital stock rppresontod will bobetwoen S7,000,000 and S10.000,00. Tho trust will havo beadquarters in Now York nud willcontrol tho major part of thocofliu hardware businoss in thoUnited States. It is understoodthnt manv concerns mnkiua caskots and undertakers' drygoodswill bo included in tho consoli-dation.

Those interested say if tho syn-

dicate is perfocted it will cheapenthe cost of manufacturing andwilt kill tbo competition which hasboon sharp of lato.

rKjrjrjrjrjrjjtrjrArjarjAMaknwclt to Son Frnnclsco

Makaweli is the latest stock to re-

ceive attention from San Francisco.A party of San Francisco brokers lefton the Doric today carrying withthem an option on a large bbek of

Makaweli at $225.The stock was offered to Mr. Pol-lit- z

at this figure and he refused it.

The brokers taking the option areclassed as outsiders by the dealers In

sugar securities. They came to Ho-

nolulu on the City of Peking andsucceeded In obtaining an option on

from 30 to 40 per cent of the Maka-

weli stock. The control Is still heldby local business men.

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Chief Justice Judd went nboardthe City of Columbia yesterday tomake a personal inspection of tboveeeol.

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)BETHEL STREET

Staple and Fancy.

Household necessities a spe-cialty with us.

You'll find them best andcheapest, quality consid

at

WATERHOUSESBIG

Department Store

Established 1851- - --Lcadcrs 1800

Annexation of Kail Harbor to Hono-

lulu by Private Enterprise.

Luge Land and Water Scheme on Foot The

Canal Mile and a Half Long

Map In Readiness.

TCnlilii harbor is Boon toonened for deep water commerceConnected with Honolulu harborby a channel inside tho reof.y'itwill solve tbo problom ot export;mnn fur Mm chief nort of the Uawaiian Many peot.ftfc

capable of judging have longsince held that Kalihi was thesolution of that problem, wliettovor it should become a protBijijrnnr from tho limits of exnnusionin Honolulu harbor being reach-ed. By such peoplo it has beotiregarded as folly to considerPearl harbor, twelve or- - 'fiftoftmiles away, wune penecuy sueixored deep water existed at latwelfth of the distance and, bsides, oasily capable of being 00nected with the capital port.

Private enterprise is coinsbrine about the most desirahloconsummation. A company willshortly bo organized to dovolopthe project, getting its moneyback for making tho horbor frpinthe sale of adjacent lands, multi-plied in value, as theso will bd,through tho harbor and city expansion nohievod by tbo enter-pruo- .

A map prepared to oluoidate thescheme has been 6oon by a Bul-letin ro porter. It shows tbo routeof a canal to connect tbo two har-bors. This is but 8100 feet, or amile and a half, long and throughmaterial not hard to excavate. Itbegins in Honolulu harbor atSumner's inland. Soundings oftho oxisliuc Kalihi channel and- -

hurbor am given, sh wiorf thatnot n groat deal of dredging wouldmake deep water all over. Thebottom is mud No soundingshavo beon taken of tho btr at themouth of Kalihi channel, but ac-

cess from tho ocean there ieaaafter consideration. Connootionwith Honolulu harbor is the es-

sential matter.It is proposed to utilize tho ma

terial excavated from tho canaland Kalihi harbor and chnnnol tobuild up the extonsivo flats front-ing the higher lands overlookingtho Kalihi busin tboso of Pala-m-a

and Mnkauea which are thoprimary basis of exploitation. Pro-minent capitalists and promotersare behiud the enterprise. Othershave declarfd their readiness toinvest in it largely whonever theshares aro off, red to the public.

With Kalihi annexed, Honoluluharbor can accommodate fullydoublo its pre. on t concealed com-merce. This is ouo f tho great-est enterprises of development yetconceived in tuo Hawaiian Isl-ands.

Tried n mow Away.Goro, tho Hawaiian hotel dog,

folt tho need of a sen voyago andtried to stow away in the D.rioforSnn Francisco this morning,but he was discovered by oue ofthe quartermasters nud put ashore.Like tbo majority of s'owaways,Goro was stubborn about goingdown tho gangway and bad to becarried. When ho reached tbowharf, he set up a plaintivo cryand tried to get up again.

Another nobliery.Robbery seems to bo iu tho air

just now. Ah Leong was caughtin Moiliili last night by a China-man from whoso houso he triedto tako sorao monoy. The lattoroalled to a native, who came to hisassistance. Togotber, they cap.tured tho man and took him to thepolice station.

Mre White Olove.Judge Wilcox got nnothor pair

of whito gloves this morning.This makes tho second in a week.There was a cloan caleudnr in thoPolice Court today. A Chinamanfrom Moiliili camo in, but, 110

ohargo being made, his case willnot come up until Monday.

New Quarters of Bank of Hawaii in

Judd Balldlog.

Furnishings are Elegant and Convenient

Spacious and Secure Vault

with Ingenious Lock.

Probably no finer bank prem-ises are to bo sen anywhere thanthose of tho Hunk ot intho Judd building. Tlioy havetho corner of the ground Hour,with several entrances from Fortnnd Merchant streets, including aspecial door to tho president'soffice.

The calcined plaster and tbowaiuBCoted walls havo been mentioned in a genoral sketch of thebuilding. Oakou counters nndfurnituro throughout are fittedwith most convenient recoptaoleslor books, coin nud papor cur-rency, documents, etc. Haud- -

sotno screens ot wrought brouzaand embossed glass, with labeledwickets fur oxchauge, receivingand paying tellers, savings andsilver extend nlong the front ofthe countors Inside of cnohwicket is a polished granite slabupou which base coiu will detectitself by failing to ring.

a miniern eieei van 11 01 largoproportions is euoloscd in ma-

sonry wa'ls twooty 0110 inchesthick. Besides the mniu chambers of tho vault tboro are detached cases with drawers ofvaried sizo for books and Becurities. Thero is room for moro ofthoeo chbi'b which will be added.Documents belonging to differentlarge customers will bo kept intboir own respective steel drawers,dig books will bo saved wear andtear by means of rollers. Insteadof a timo lock, such as umny fin-

ancial institutions havo adopted,the maiu door of the vault has adoublo duplex lock. This hastwo combinations to be held bytwo different persons, but in tbotemporary absence of ono of thornths lock may bo thrown into sin-gle action. Tbo mechnuism mavbo wrocked by nn explosion, butthe effect would not stir tbo bolts.A strongly bnrred gate guards thevault againBt any possible rushof intruders by day. Tho timelocks bitborto introduced in Ho-nolulu havo gono wrong at times.Ono wn8 put out of gear by anearthquake, nnd nnd to bo labori-ously corrected by an oxport ma-chini- st

with mallot and coldchisel.

A snug corner outBido thocounter o tbo bank is reserved.bnving oomfortablo seats, for persons awaiting private audienco oftue president. O. M. Cooke,proBidont of tho bank, while tak-ing a look at tho installation ofthe furnishings, in company withE. D. Tonney, kindly showed aBulletin reporter over tho prem- -

itides;

l'apul Nuilcio of lrli Dead.Paris, Mar. 9. Mgr. Clari, tho

papal nuncio hore who has stricken witu apoplexy veatordav isdead.

United StatesGovernmentReports show

BakingPowder to bestronger, purer and betterthan anyother

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SATURDAY,

EXPANSION

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Barometer of National Prosperity

Registers High.

Furnaces Unablo to Supply the Demand

Output For February Shows Falling 01,

But All Furnaces Are Active.

Now York. March 9. In its review of trade conditions tuo IronAgo will todny say:

Our monthly blast furnace etatistica aro of special siguilicancebocau'so they bIiow a further declinn in tho nctivo capaeity awork. The coke ami authmcitefurnaces running on February Iftwere rated at '232.G72 tons perweek. On March 1- -t tho outputwas estimated at 22d,t!bT tous poiwoek, a falling off of 8803 tous perweek. Furnace stocks at the sametimo declined 47,000 tons.

Tbo Fobruary product through-out tho country was far below ex-

pectations. Aside from this con-

siderable reduction, due to climatic conditions, tho oveus foi thepast two months, havo prettythoroughly proved that new ty

cannot bo mailo availableovornight. That preparations nrpgoing on in differeut parts of thecountry on an extorsive scale incertainly true, but consumers ofiron must reckou with tbo factthat it takes as many months toget ready as it does weeks, byestimates,

American managers deservedlypossess a reputation for tbeir nlility to ruHh, but in spilo of thstfact our furnaco opacity does notpossess the elasticity for which itis given credit. The present verylucrativo prices will bring everyold pot into line, but it tnkeB timeto accomplish tho feat of puttingtbo cripples on thejr legs.

In the meantime tho pigironmarkets aro being 'swept baro ofBuppIfpV4 ?ot: IbngOT-'hu- d longerperiods. Thero havo been boavysalos in the Northwest, onr Chioago correspondent repoiting sa'esof foundry iron aggregating 33,- -

000 to 40,000 tons. It is a noteworthy fact that in spite of ourrapid advance, the Southern mak-ers have still boon selling iron foroxport.

Recent advices from Europe indicato that tho latest trouble thereis the scarcity of furnace coke.

Little is heatd of iait? fromthoso who preach moderation ii asacred duty: evorybody is too busyharvesting to worry nbout thowoods in tho noxt crop.

Tho steel market is at a standstill. Tho fow who aro forcedinto tho market piy what pricesthe stray soller who can meet do- -

liveries chooses to ask.

Omlili Lender Ue"d.Hopedale, 111., March 9.

Christian Naffzeiger, senior bish-op of tho Ornish church andfounder of tho great Ornish con-gregations of this plaoo is dead ofpneumonia aged 80 years. Hewas ono of tbo patriarchs andleadors of tho Ornish sect in theWest.

Mr. and Din. Wood.Mr. and Mrs. A. 13. Wood loft

for San Francisco in tbo Doricthis morning. Mr. Wood goes toattend to business mnttors and willreturn as eoou as theso aro eettlod,Mrs. Wood will bo gono for sixmonths or moro. She will visitwith friends in Philadelphia andWashington. Upon returning,sho will bo met in Sau Franciscoby hor father, Souator HenryWaterhouse, who will accompanyhor back to Honolulu.

The Ilarrtt Hlainpi In the WO1I1I,

This item is going tbo roundsof tho press abroad:

"The Mauritius postoffico stampswhile commanding tho highestpricp, are not tho rarest stninpsknown. They n.uk thiid in scarc-ity tho 2o. Hawaii, of wL! 1 fivecopies aro known iu coll dors'hands, ranking first, and luo Bri-

tish Guiana pink 2o., eight copiesboing known second.

Was Host Severe That Has Been Ex.

pcrltnced lor Years.

Loss of Life In Outside Districts -- Most

SerIou3 Results About Kobe Extended

District.

Tho Japan Daily Advertiser ofMarch 8 sa8 of the recout earth- -

qUHKe:Oil Tuesday morning a sorao-wli- nt

severe and prolonged earth-quake shock whs fell in Yoko-hama, the motion beiug steadyand horizontal. Clocks werostooped in some houses and pnmopersons wero uuplcasantly affoct- -

od by the shook,A teh gram from our Kobe cor-

respondent reportod a prolongedshock in that port and at Kyoto atabout the same time, thoilgh nodamage was reported ho. far. Aprivato telegram lecoivol iu Yo-kohama 'frm Kobe it asa "tremendous hIiocIc," The earth-quake was apparently most eeveront Oinka nnd neighborhood, whereseveral lives were loet and considerable damage done.

An Osaka telegram B'alos: Atolovou o'clock on Tuesday morn-ing a sovero shock of earthquake,lasting C to 0 minutes, occurred atOsaka, the sevor-s- t tbnt has visit- -oil that part of the country duringrecent yearH At the Oakn CottonSpinning Mill, some ton wurilSailwro oithor killed or .wounded,while at other quartern round thocity many chimuoys fell nnd alaoth"e columns in IiuurieB of Europeanstylo. A't'e.egtam tnm NaraSayathat at 10 a m on Tues-la- a se-

vere earthqunko occurred thero.ai iainm some -- u inuses wero

destroyed, nud two children se-

verely injured. At Sakuai, rxten-siv- e

damage una inflicted on buil-dings, itivolviug the death of aiiinti who was hurbd under thofalling debii-t- . We lonrn from thoCoutral Meteorological Obsorvatoly, that the area of vibration ex-tended as far as Kagoshima, Oali-m- a

and Tsu-hli- in Hie south-WP- st,

while- Najjoya, Gifu and thoadjacent di triuts also experienceda considerable shaking.

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niiiiirlat or intr.A meeting of members of tbo

Bar was held in tlio AttorneyGeneral's office just before noon,W. O Smith, the retiring AttorneyGeneral, presiding.

To preparo memorial resolu-tions on the death of former Jus-tic- o

Widomaun of the SupremeCourt, to bo presented at thoopening of the March term onMonday. A. S. Hartwoll,-Pa- ul

Neumann and W. Horace Wrightwero appointed a committee.

Oil tho death of W. L. Holo-kahik- i,

who was tho oldest uativoHawaiian members, 8 K. Kane,W. O. Smith and a third to boselected by them wore nppointedto draw up a resolution.

Tho Baron von Hydorbrand,whohas been laid up in tho hospitalfor several wopks with a brokenauklo, camo out for tho first timoyesterday. Tho accident ocenrredwhile jumping from a steamer totho Pacific Mail wharf.

A rune ofiapc chiam or tartar powder

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Highest Honors, World's Fairdold ftlcdal, Midwinter FnlrAvnld lll'tlnif l'liwilprn containingalum, lliuynro Injuilmit to lirnlth

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W.6. Irwin auo.Limited

Agents forWestern Sngnr Iloflncry Oo. of Ban

Francisco.Baldwin Locomotive Works of Phils- -

delphia.l'uun.. 0. S. A.Newell Universal Mill Co. (National

Cane bhreddot), N'T York, U. S. A.N.Oliluudt .t Uo's CL6niiciileitiliM.Alox Cross Sous, high fiiude fertll- -

Iron foi Cane and Coffee.Hoods Steam 1'lpo Cotitlng

Also

Offer for SalerariiUine l'alut Oo's 1 & 11 Talnta mid

Paw r Lutol and Linseed oils, rawand boiled.

Inlm' .. (a cold water pnlnt) In whileand colorn.

Filter I'nsH Cloths, Cement, Lime andBricks.

CASTLE & GOOKE,LIMITED,

HONOLULU.Commission Merchants,

SUGAR FACTORS.AObNlb FOR

The Twa Plantation CoThe Walalua AKrtcultural Co , Ltd.The Kiilnla hufftr (.n.The V alamta bui-.i- r Mill CoThe Koloa ActUultural Co.TheOnomeiWarCo.The I ultnn Iron Winks, Si. Loult, Mo.The StaniarJ Oil Co.The Of o. r. Ulat-- blcam Pumps.Wntan's Ctntillucals.

The New LnglanJ Life Insurance Co, o( Boston,The .Llna I Ire ln Co. "I Hartford Conn.Th Alliance Assurance Co of London.

Wm. 6. Irwin & Go..(limited).

Wm. Q. Irwin, - President nnd Munptferm-M- a CnoanlrAli ...W. M. Giffnrd, -- 'Secretary and TreasurerTheo. U. i.'orior, - - - a.uuaior

AND

Commission Agents.Aor.NTB or Tnn

OUEANIO STEAMSHIP COMPANY

OF SAN FKAMH1B0O. 0A1'

BREWER & COMPANY, LIMITED,

Queer, street, Honolulu, II 1.

AGENTS FORHivtulUuArrlcullt'rtil Compunr Oncrrcrt SuralCompany, Hotioniu Suf-a- Company, WUlufcaBrtrtir Cotrpany, Wnlhee Suear Comrany, Maket''itar Company, Halcakale Kancb Company, Ka.papala lunch. Planters' Line San FranciscoPackets, Clia-- i. Biewer & Co.'s Line of DojtonFacietf."AK-nt- s Hoston lioaril of Uudcrwrltrtj.Aetata Philadelphia Hoard of tlndrrltel.

LIST OF OFrlCrUHl

CM Coolco.l'iwildccti Gecrgoll Uobrtsou,Mnnnger; E F Bishop, Treasurer and Sec-

retary; Ool. W T Allen, Auditor; 0 M Cooke,H WntcrlioUBe, A W Carter, Directors.

Wasmnglon

Cor. Queen and Fcrt Sts.

Importers nml "Wliolesule Dealers In

Hay, Grain, Eeed,Elour, Meals,Egyptian Corn, otc.

Our Goods are Always Fresh.Island Orders Solicited.Phone 422.

Hawaiian Carriage Mfg. Co, Ltd,121 Queen Street.

Carriage and Wagon Builders.

RUMIER TIKES AND ROLLERBEARING AXLES.

WILSON c? WHITEHOUSE,Sole Licensee!) Hawaiian Inlands.

121 Queen Stroot.

tasoliiated Soda Water Co., LIEsplanade,

Corner Alien & Fort Sts., Honolulu

HOLLISTEE? & CO.,Agents.

M. PHILLIPS & CO.,

Wuolcsnlo Importers and Jobbers ol

laropean and American Dry Good:

Fort and Qnwn Hlrcotn.

H. HACKFELD & CO., Ltd

8EHERAL COMMISSION AGENTS.

Oor. Fort nnd Oneen Htrerts Uonolnlu.

Honolulu Iron 'Works CoImproved and inndurn SUGAR MA

0'IINKRY of oM'ry capacity nnd dt'f.orlptloll made to ordor, Itollor wortand mvirrKI) PIPES for Irrlrratlnn

Hpoolaltv. Particular lit tun1)iirno',eHn JOn WORK, and ronalrfl ex-ecuted at shortest notlco . 1035

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iq BargainMonth...AT.,

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March 13th to April 13th we will

offer the entire stock at a REDUC-

TION OF FORTY PER CENT.This sale is for the purpose of mak-

ing room for new goods being order-

ed by our new Company. Ourprices are made extremely low, andthis sale is to be made on cash terms.

An exceedingly favorable oppor-

tunity is offered for large or smallcash buyers to get goods at evenlower than wholesale prices.

Don't fail to visit our store ; youwill be surprised at tlw low pricesand good qualities offered.

Don't FORGET TIIEJYIAIINE.But REMEMBER theBARGAIN A10NTIIAT EGAN'S

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Barbers.

Notice.llavlnc returned and established myself at the

rurnrean iinavin,; farior, juercnant street, oppositeJuJJ llulUlnr, I wish to call the atttntlon of my oldcustomers and new ones who wish to favor us withtheir trade.

M A. PIXOTO,1157 Formerly of the L'nlon Darter Shop,

An Elegant Shave,IT CAN Hi: OBTAINED

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SilentBarberShop

ai--Arlington Illoclt, Hotel Stroot.

None but tho most wklllful Harbors em-ployod.

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NO HOMESHOULD 1W WITHOUTA SUPPLY OPDANDRUFP KILLERON HAND

T, linu luifinmn vnyt t,,1lln n.l.l lolmlnr..mu ..wtw...! ,u. iiiiiiimi.) ..III., iq UUII LI

usoil by both texCH. A stiro cuio for(laiiiirnll, prlckloy boat, aim all ultluuisonsen. oi(i ny nil ortigulHtR, anil ntUnion Harbor Shop. Itomombor tliotriulfl inaik, "tho two faeoa." Jluwnroof Imitations,

V, PA0Iir.CO,Tol (100. Solo Proprietor.

For Sale.

Four most desirable and centralBUILDING LOTS, on Alakea St.,including corner of Beretanla St.

Apply to J. T. McGREW.

LOCAL AND GENERAL,

Cyolouo Oaraorna nre tho Lostnud cheapest.

WhoolB reuted; J. J. llichnrd- -

son, Hotel etroet.Tho pntptilod seit post ndiuBt- -

mont on the Tribune ia worthy ofutteulion.

No paint ia firo proof but thePeerless Proserviug Pniut corneatho uenreBl to it.

II. B. Waity will aponk nt thomeu'a luootini; iu the Y. M. O. A.Sunday oftoruoou.

Tho bund will piny in Emmathis afternoon and ou Ila--

kct is In nil at tlio usual Hour nu- -day.

Sprinc wear, iu the line of cloth- -

inc. uo't rilnrts, cruih hnta,otc, aro boing shnwu at tho Knahbtorn. bee add on pnyo 4.

Touiuht oulire cIihuko of pro- -rain will bo iivou at the Orphu-u- ui

theatre. Sicuro your Beata attlio llouolnlu JJrug store, lliugrtreot.

11. J. Nollo ia closiuc out all In'u

Domt'6tic cigar.! n great c ban orfor smokers wlionpprecinto a goodsmoke. Si'O "Now Today" oneighth pnge.

Elder U. W. Greene will speakin Mililuui hall Sunday ovouiug,Ht 7:30. Hih aubjfct will bi"Spiritual Fruit or How to bo a(Juiistiau.

Ereo open air concert nightlyby tho Quaker Wondor Work Concert Band, 7:3o sharp, corner ofAiaki'a and ucrttania Ktrecls.Free to everybody.

Do you like to drink pure wliis-- k

? Thou if you do call for"A. A." Joi-a- Mooro at any of thoaaloouB. Lovejoy & Co., diatribu-tr- s

for tho Uawaiian Islands.Lndioa and gontlomn with epi-

curean taetcs can indulge thoirby ordo'ing dinner nt tho

Homr Bakery Caff tomorrow,Sun-day- .See bill or fair ou pnge C.

The Amateur Orchestra willtho orutorio music iu Kau-uiakap- ili

ohuicb Sunday afteruoouat 2 o'clock iith tho largo orgnu.Every member must bo preaent.

One Thousnnd New Jiooks.Thu Golden Hulo Bazaar receivedyesterday the nbovo number ofNnw Hooks by nil tho popularauthors of tin day. Tlit'fco ore allin i per binding nnd retail for 2fiand CO cents ouch. Sod tho list.

To hnvo dandruff on tho coatcollar clearly betokous the lack ofgentlemanly instinct?, nnd is alsoan infliction on the eyesight of thovictim's friends. F. Pacheco oftho Union Barber Shop has ncheap rtinl ffllcneioua remedy. Sooad on pogo 2.

Oflicer Halelau had a very badaccident Innt night. He fell fromthe upper veranda of ono of thenew buildings ou Biver street lastnight. His chin struck tho pnve-mo- ut

and tho loworpart of tho jawwas badly cut open. Hulelau wastakeu to the hospital.

On SHturdny,March 25, a Kalibireaidence will be placed under thehnmuior. The dwelling containsparlor, threo bedrooms, dininghnll, etc., etc., and stands ouground planted with choice fruittrees. Silo to tako place atAuctioneer J. F. Morgan's rooms,Queeu street.

Tho Now England Steam Bak-ery have completed a beautifulgarden lanai adjoining thoir Btore,designed to nccommodatogrent in-

crease in thoir bubincss. Music,flowers, colored lights, tables forfamily parties, and prompt service by young lady waitresses aiospecial features.

Amos H. Dow, mate, HermanKomall and Chan. Carlson, worearraigned in tho Polico Court yes-terday afti'rnoon for assault nndbattery ou Ed, Hogau. All theBoaro inon from tlio A. J. Fullor.Hogan waB badly hurt about thohind but it turned nut tbnt howeut aboard ship drunk earlyThursday morniug nnd started arow. The mate carried him downtlio forecnsilo abps aud the twoMl. Both worn hurt. Tho de-

fendants wore dischargod.

WANTS is rents a line the first Insertion; to centsthe second jo cents a week ; so cents a month.

I jrnwwviftyvwrwvv.wvV!rO?

CIIAS. D. WALKBR,Designer anJ Dullicr ot a

Yachts, Boats and Launches I

Works, 69s KINO ST.P O. rtox6jj. Telephone j6o.

Fraternal Directory.

HAItMONY LODGE No. 3,I. O. O. F.,

Mcoti ovcry Monday evening nt7:30,In Harmony Hall, King street.

J. D. MoVKlOH, N. 0.R. HRNDRY, Secretary.

All rinHIng brothors vory cordiallyInvited. 1003

MYSTIC LODGE No. 2, K.of P.,Meets overy Wednesday evening nt

7:il0 o'clock, Castle Hull. Fort street.Visiting brothers cordially Invited toattend.1015 A. E. MURPHY, K. R. B.

HONOLULU OHAPTEU No. 1,R. A. M.,

Meets overy third Thursday evening InMasonic Tomplo. All visiting conipan-on- s

cordially invltod.A. F. OILPILLAN, II. P.

J I). TUCKEH, Secretary. lnlO

HONOLULU COMMANDE11YNo 1, K. T.

Mocts In MaHonluTemplo on tho secondThursday couing of each month. Allvisiting Sir KtilglilH courteously Imltcd.

HKNHY V, COOPRR, li C.

J. P. TUCKKlt, Recordor. 10 10

OADU LODGE No. 1, K. of P.Moots ovory rhiirsduy ovenlng nt theirCasllo Hall, 4'JiiJ4 lort streot, nl 7:ju- -

Momboni of lystlc Lotlgo ro- - -- , amivisiting brothers, cordially Invited.

(J. i;,waiii),u.i'.F. 11. K1L1IPA',

Klin K. of It. nnd S.

COUKT LUNALILO No. CCOO,

A. O. F.,Mcots every llrxt nnd third Friday, ntIf. nf T Hull. I'nrt ktrnnt. A pnrill.tlInvitation li uxtouded to visiting broth-ors. Per ordor C. R.

W. A. F17ITKU,1023 Secretary.

NUUANU CHAPTER ROSECROIX,

No. 1, A.'. & A.-- . S. R.Meetstho first Thursday In each month,nt Maionlo Toinplo. Sojourning nndvisiting Urotliors corilinuy invited to d

nil meetings.W. M.'. 1'llANK U. AUKRIIACII.

ALLAN 11. SCItlMaKOUR.Socrotary.1021

HAWAIIAN LODGE NO. 21,F. AND A. M.

Masonic Temple, N. E. corner Alakea anJ Hotel Sisblntou mootingo, llrxt iMoimay eanu

month. Snccinl meetings, when called(will bo noted iu this spaco).

JM embers I.ougo 1m I'rogros, l'nciauI.oiIko, nnd nil bojourulng brethron cordially Invited.

LU. I. M'VLUirSO, W. M.K U. G. WAllACr:. Secretary. rt6j

KAMEHAMEHA IA0DGE OFPERFECTION,

No. I, A.'. &A.-.S.-- . R.Moots nt Mnsonle Tumplo tho fourthThursday In each month. Sojourningnnd visiting brothors tiro cordially In- -Mtotl to nttoml nil moetliigs.

V.'. M.'. FRANK U. AUKHIIACH.CLARRNCH L. URARRR, Socrotnry.

1021

LODGE LE PROGRES DEL'OOEANIE,

No. 124, A. &A. S.Rito.Stated mootiiigs on tlio last Monday of

each month, iu its hall, Masonic Tomplo.O. M. WHITE, W. M.

II O. CRA11IIK, Socrotnry. 1020

GEO. W. DkLONG POST No.4r, G. A. R.,

Dopnrtmontof California and Novndn,moots nt Harmony Hall, King stroot,llrst Thursday ovenlng of ovory month.Sojourning comrades nro cordially In-vltod to nttond.

L. L. LAPIP.RRE, P. C.JAS. T. COPELAND, Adjt. 1137

HONOLULU SCOTTISHTHISTLE CLUB,

Lovo Block, Port stroot. Rending roomopen day nnd ovouing for reading andsocial Intel course. Regular inootlngsFriday, 7:30 p. in. Visiting Scotsmonespecially vvelcomo at nil times.

uko. I,. DAi.ij, unier.ALEX. R. KENNEDY, Secretary. 1005

aUKUKiMMMUMtU

RQOLF - TEUQRAP

INQUIRE OF

Lowers & Guoke,

FORT ST.

FOR PARTICULARS.

H. L. KbRR & CO.,

Architects and BuildersRooms o and 10,

:: PROGRESS BLOCK.Telephone 131. 1116

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HOLLMR & ).WHOLESALE

Since Must Live,

AND RETAIL

Tobacconists? re

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H. HACKFELD & CO. Ltd

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Cor. Fort and Merchant Streets.

Have the

COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF

- DRY GOODS!French, German, English and American.

A Fine Selection of Dress Goods, Zephyrs, etc.Tailors' Goods, n Full Assortment.

Olotliing, Underwear, Shawls.

Large Variety SADDLES and SADDLEMAKERS' TRIMMINGS.

American and European

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, BEERS ANDMINERAL WATERS.

Sliip C:b.a,:n.d.le:r:3r--

We Eat

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SctyLLiiijiq's Best TAs jCONSIBTINQ OF

Japan Flavor, English. Breakfast and Ceylon. Also

SCHILLIHG'S BEST BAKIfJG POWDER.Oho tlioinu trial. Monoy back If don't thorn. , rd

Ohoico Block Butter, Kits Creamery Butter, . (

Fidelity Brand Bacon, Hams,' f

Ohecso, Smoked Beof, etc., otc. 'jjj

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TChas.

212 King streot, tlio Arlington.

Hello, Oalm Lumber and Co."

Wmm"Hello 1"

kind of house can you build $ 500? ""Almost as good as you can get in California.""How can you build them so cheap?""Because we import all our materials direct

from factory, and employ best work-men. The best is cheapest."

"Where is your business place?""Our Office and Yard is on King

O. R. & L. Co.'s Depot; our Planing Mill corner King and Bethel Telephones 53and 838. P. Box 367. We can give youhundreds of first-clas-s references, amongleading people of these Islands.

SlffCJJ'jf'iWkiliiBIffhiyiml':

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SSTIf a sunicieut nuinbor of patientsnro guaranteed, our nuMlBtmit plijslclanwill go to Honolulu nnd treat llmni athomo. Tu,Tli,''it

Real Estate Transaction p.

Subscribers aro from live'0 six lists per week, giving an nronratr99oid of ail deeds, mortgaeos, lousou. roisAs, powers of cto., cto., vire placed on record.

H inscription Price, 52.00 per Month.

A. V. GEAR,210KIuRGt,nonolnln.

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CoffeeLands

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in South Komi

suitable for Coffee Cultivation.

H. K. KEOHOKALOLE,

Iical Estate Ayent,

15 Kaahumanu St.

Great Business Opening!

I HAVE A VALUABLEMECHANICAL .

AMERICAN J

PATENT ..inii4.Which I will sell outrlcht. or will formcombination with an active business manfor placing the work on the market. ThisIs a splendid business opening for a pro-gressive man. For full particulars address1127 L. W. G., Bulletin office

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FOR THE SEASON !

PERFUMES gig.Roger and Gallet,

Lundboi'g's,Ricksecker's,

Gosnell's, in all odors

Toilet Sets, Perfume Bottles,Sachet Powders,

Maile Cologne, Without a Rival.

Benson,Smith &Co.,LtdAND HOTEL STS.

BSTjiLBLISIlED I860.;The Germania Life Insurance Co.

Of TSU1W YORK.ASSETS $23,723,677.13Legal Reserve to Policy Holders 20,866,008.00Surplus to Policy Holders 2,571,595 .95Paid to Policy Holders since i860 38,331,242.67Claims by death paid to Beneficiary Policy Holders 20,846,623.84Matured Endowments paid to Policy Holders 5,524,720.07Life Annuities paid to Policy Holders 327,474.70Dividends and Surrenders paid to Policy Holders....... 11,632,424.06

TI10 dorimiilu Issuos nil tho latost nnd most II bo ml forms of Llfo, Instal-ment, Incoino Dividend, Endowment or llond Pnlictos.

GEAR, LANSING & CO., General Agents.EMMETT MAY, Manager.

1029 210 King street, Honolulu.

THE CONNOISSEUR'S oy

w.

FORT

'becausePALATE TASTS

AMD JUDGMENT PURITY

IS

O. PEACOCK & CO., Ltd.Sole Agents.

TELEfHONE P. BOX 146

H. E. McINTYRE & BRO.,. . ..IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN....

Groceries, Provisions and Feedgoods received ty paokt fltatfs Europe.

FRESH CALIFORNIA PRODDOE EVERY STEAMER.orders filMifully attended to, goods delivered

ANY PARP OITY FREE.Go-iora- l Agents Sanitarium Brand Health Foods.

Order Solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed,

East Corner Fort and King Sts.

Vol.

to hisFOR

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Now every from 'lie andBY

All amiTO OP TBE

for tho ofaland

Machines Sold on Installments. Renting and Repairing.Parts and Needles for All Machines.

sulUlhlo

L. F. PRESCOTT,TORAGENT

Wheeler & WilsonSTITCH COMBINED.

, PORT, NEAR HOTEL - - HONOLULU, II. I.

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Handsome Vehicles !

Mohluin rocolved Latest Styles

SUltltUYS, PH.CTONS and ROAD CARTS, which will

Manufactory"W-- W. WJEfclGH-IT-,

1034 V FORT STREET, ABOVE HOTEL.fa sjBiBiPipjgiaa'i'iMPEijgffaijigiaiaigEjgiaBiii

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Honolulu ChineseEmployment Agency.

Office t the Hawaiian Chinese News CnIt No. tH Klne street, Honolulu, II. 1.

Cooks, Walters, Yardmen, Plantation La-borers, and all kinds of employees furnish-ed promptly on short notice.

This Agencv fully examines all appli-cants for employment as to their compe-tency before sending them to its patrons.

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BY DIOGENES.

MrmmWm.dMel

ISTORIO parnllelu do not alwayslio far apnrt. Forinntancp, tho Filipiuo lusting toi ot Manila and

lie 1. C. A gang lutin to loot tho Ha-waiian treasury. Andopposing hnth, res-

pectively, D o w o ythero and Datnou

here are on drck.

The inauguration of skyscraperarchitecture in thin city suggeststho die' riug reflection that Honolulu limy climb as near to hoavonaa Chicago in quest of livingspace.

.

DOLE DEPOSED.

"Dole himself only a moro snb-oidiu- nte

of Pro-idu-- tt MoKinley's,and pnwurlcs to mako tbo appoiutnieiit (of Mr. Dum u to the For-eign olliuo). Advertiser editorial.

Do not speak thus, dear factotum,Oh, show me not the marble heart I

Let me just a little longerBarn my wages and act my part.

"V. O. SmithVt public disclaimerof intention to oapturo anotherCabinet raernbor'a glory for workperformed, is only to b comparedwith a locnmotivu'i) apologizing ton baggage car for drawing thotram. Ono has much to learn ofthe oligarchy who doesn't knowthat the Altornoy Gonoral ictho double-rivete- nuderwritors'certificated, steam Generator of theoutfit for all operations in council,camp aud court. Only he wastestoo much steam at tho safetyvalvo. P. 8. Sinco tho foregoingwas written tho cylindor head hasblown out and the whole, machiuoid in the repair shop.

Queiy: Would a cortainnows-pape- rbe so ultra conservative in

estimating its own circulation, asit has shown itself in calculatingtho currency circulation oE thocouutry ?

Can anybody tall why Nuuanustreet proprietors enjoy immunityfrom tho sidewalk requirementsimposed upon owners ot frontagesin much less frequented streets ?The best walkiug on that thoroughfare, between Derotauia andVineyard Btroots, is tho middle ofthe tramway. Tho mules ought toappreciato the being favored thusabove humaukind.

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Socralcs may not havo said it,but uonn tho less is it true, thatit's tho wrong thiug to break awell meaning raau'a head for acasual bad break ho may havemade, when his heart may bobreaking on tho very same account.

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Try a brisk walk, with a usefalobject in view at tho turn, for afit of the blues.

By tho time President Mo Rio- -ley gets Sacro'ary Alger out o.fhis own cabinet ho will probablybo too tired of that sort of tliiuirto bother hinn. If about reeonHtrilQline the tnniilinnil nnliinn' fhis Hawaiian vicegerent. But ifllio cotispiratora grow i oisy, it isnot unlikely that ho may rep.irtho local junta liko Paddy was goiug to mako his "ould gun as goodas iver" givo it a new lock, btockand barrel.

I toll thoa, Antonio, I bore, aremoro toDB of sugar in Hawaiiansoil than thy philosophy overdreamed of that is, before thoStars aud Stripes flapping ovorthy head excitod thy dull mind.

Fanciful inventions for overcoming imaginary difficulties haoauiuom ovou ucouieuiaiiy provoclsuccoesful in tho fundamentallaws of states. Tho provision oftne constitution of. the Konnblinof Hawaii, for enabling threo(Jabinot ofheors to removo afourth, is now eeou to havo madetho Executive o gazing stock forraon and angels upon its firstknown trial. It was clearly do-sig-

for doing what was at-

tempted to bo done and withoutshadow of law by persona insidoand outside of tho Reform Gov-ornmo-

in 1889, when AltornoyGeneral Ashford was marked astho victim Avithout a particle ofroason iu tho public behalf. Thisinvention was adopted, too, in

f"- f- ""iiniiieli)i-"- J

blind forgotfulness of the factthat, hud it not beou for thatclumsy effort at Cabinet recon-struction, the Government might,throughout the following sessionof the Legisltturo, possibly hnvowithstood the opposition, dopundent as that was upon tholukewarm, independent con-tingent from the island ofHawaii. The provision of thoconstitution of tho Republic ofHawaii either went too far or didnot go fur onough. Eitbor thechief executive should have thosolo responsibility for the adviserswith whom ho surrounds himself,or they should bo subject to theapproval of the representatives oftho people. It is only ono ofvarious empirical dovicos of tintinstrument which wore bound,soonor or later, to causo trouble

Dost not kuow, simple friend,that it's tho rough lund of theirroprossible Dictator that hnthwithin this seuuiht rudely shak-en tho veil betvoou the people andtho socrot chamber ?

Romo was not built in a day."Honolulu waru't nuther," Aroos-terpato- r

tells mo, but that's no ex-cuse for releuatiug rapid transit toposterity. Balleutyne will not baforgiven nay, until his greatgrandohildron bo gray returnho not soon with the ruotivo pow-er in his pocket.

Unolo Sara is ralhor playingtho morose stepfather to llivnii.Ho deserves a curtain locturo fromDarao Columbia for slighting thonicest baby iu the family.

One of these days a IrtinFportwith a rogimont aboard will got akink iu her shaft or something,auu, Desuies weeks or. drifting onthe Pacific, will not bo heard fromuntil auother week or two afterreaching Honolulu, when stillmoro weeks must elapse bofore re-lief or a substitute for tho dis-abled vessel can bo got ready audcome. How small the cojt of A

cable would bohui to Congress inview of tho constant liability ofserious interruptions of tho trans-port eorvico for want of olectriocommunication 1

The Last Car.The last cars of tho Einc Btreet

lino golug to Wnikiki and Palamapass tbo Anchor Saloon. Thecloverost mixologists in tho cityare thero always to put you upanything you may deniro. Dropiu aud tako a drop hoforoynu taketho car. The colebrated Hoattlobeor is Jo be had hero on draught.A full lino of liquors including thofamous A. A. Jesse Moore Wuiwkyotc, always on hand. The mostoxactiug and varied demands canbo satisfied. Tho Anchor Saloonis hero to ploase its patrons. "

American Mosiengor SorvioeMasonio Temple. Tolephono444.

"I can say ono thing for Cham-berlain's Colio, Cholora and Diar-rhoea Romody; and that is that itexcols any proprietary modicine Ihavo seen on the market, and Ihave boon in the practice of raedUoine nnd the drug business for thepist forty years." writes J. M.Jackson, M. D., Bronson, Fla.Physicians like Chamberlain'sColio, Cholora and DiarrhoeaRemedy because it is a soiontifiopreparation, and beouo it alwaysgives quick relief. Got a bottlo atyour drug storo.

Executor's SaleEstate.

of Real

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatunder and pursuant to an order Issued outof the Circuit Court of the First Circuit,In the Estate of Manuel A. Barete, de-

ceased, I am directed by Antonio Richard,rcvlltni- - nf Ctlfl Hetntu tn m i .... ... -said order, to sell at Public Auction, to thenignesi uiuuer lor casn, on monuay, tneloth dav of Anrll. 1800. at 12 o'clock normof that day, at my salesroom on Queenstreet, In the city of Honolulu, all and sin-gular that certain niece or parcel of landsituate at Kallhl, Honolulu aforesaid, andbeing a portion of Royal Patent 3546, L. C.A. 10J08. and more particularly deserllwilas follows : Commencing N.W. comer of

N. 53" 00' E. .48this land and runningfeet along Kahaulkl; N. 850 oo1 E.along Railroad; S. 190 30' W. s66feet

336 feetnlnnp

W. L. Wilcox; N. yi oo E. 400 feet alongvv. u. wucox loinmai point. . Area 3acres.

TERMS CASH I Deeds at expense ofburchaser, and sale subject to confirmationby the Circuit Court of First Circuit.

For further particulars apply to CECILBROWN, Attorney for the Executor.

Dated Honolulu, March 14th, 1800.JAS. F. MORGAN,

n68-t- d Auctioneer.

Notice.Persons wishing to obtain board at

Makawao, Maul, can le sccommodatodat MILS. H. H. HAILKV'S,

Terms, (10 per wook. 055 6 m

t,MttMtto.aftmM-Ji- i

Hood'sFavorite

Cathartic PillsIt Is cany to purge, but that Is not what

Is wanted, A mild but euro and undls-turbln- g

cathartlo will sot Naturo to going, and rcllero tho head, tho stomach,tho liver and all tho organs of tho body

CURBfrom tho many and dangerous evils ot aclogged corporeal drainage.

Hood's Pills CURE Liver Ills, sick head-ache, biliousness, constipation, withoutpurging, without pain, without violence.

Iiver IllsHoqd's Pills are tho only pills to tako

with Hood's Sarsapartlla. Sold by alldruggists. 25c. Sent by mall on receiptot price, by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mum,

Hotels and Restaurants.

ROOMS !

ROOMS !

: IN THE :

ROOMS !

EAGLE HOUAt $8 nnd $10 per month.

CALL AND SEE THEM

Orpheum Cafe,FORT STREET,

:: Near the New Theater

Best Meals in the City !

l'reparod and sorvod by whlto em- -pioyoos.

Opoll day and night.1IB0 O. T. GOW, Manager.

Waianae Hotel,Walanae, Oahu.

fine sea bathing and mountainScenery 1

ahealthfulspotclosetothesea4- - All Trains lo ani from Honolulu

Siopl tlw Hotel

Albert Toogood, Proprietor.

Experienced Caterer.

J. W. CHAPMANAlinouncos to tho public that ho Is now

opon for ongagomonts to tako chargo of

Banrjuota, Halls, Dlnnon and Qardon

Parties, Socials, otcAddros.1 oro Union Kpross Company

Excelsior Dining Saloon333 NUUANU ST.,

NEAll HOTEL ST.

CHAS. LIND, Prop'r.First-clas- s moats, undor tho supervis-

ion of a whlto man, sorvod from 5 a. m.to8 p. m. MEALS TWENTY-FIV- E Cts.

Postofllco Uox 112.

Dewey Restaurant.A First-clas- s Ilosort In everv rosnoct.

Tho best moal to bo had.ICE CREAM 15 CENTS A PLATE.

LOOK HOP & CO.,1003 Borotiwila and Fort street?.

Election of Officers.At meeting of the Stockholders of the

Maunalel Sugar Co. Ltd., held on Alarch14th, 1899, the following officers wereduly elected:

Theo. F. Lansing President.Wm. M. Mlnton Vice President.A. V. Gear Treasurer.C. B. Gray Secretary.W. R. Slms-Aud- ltor.

The above officers constitute the Boardof Directors.

C. B. GRAY,i6tiw' Secretary.

Election of Officers.Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting

of the stockholders of "Coyne MehrtenFurniture Company, Limited," the follow- -

officers were elected for the ensuing yea;;A. Coyne, President.J. A. Mehrten, and M'g'r.H. Armltage, Secretary and Treasurer.J. A. Magoon, Auditor.The above constitute the Board of Di-

rectors.HARRY ARMITAGE,

Secretary.Dated Honolulu, Jan. 26, 1899.

The Eveninn Bulletin nives ALLneivs the for 75 cents a month.

Real Estate and Inmrauco.

h.Ajnnft.rfi.j rt, itu. - mtu vuniar

XJ JFK and FIEEiSIgUIpCE A.

AGENTS FOR ..

New England Mutual Life In-

surance Co. of Boston.

tna Fire Insurance Company

of Hartford.

Brucs Waring & Oo.

Lands for Sale.Money to Loin on Mortgages.

Wo arb Agents fokSvea Fire Insurance Co. of Gothenburg

AND

American Fire Insurance Co. of Phila.

PROGRESS BLOCK.Rooms 7 an 8. Telephone 67$.

DAVID DAYTON,

Real Estate Broker.209J MERCHANT ST.

FOU SALE.Twolvo Chlnoso Oranlto Hitching

Posts, So each.l'rojHjrty In town.

HOUSIS TO LET.

W. C. ACHI & CO.,

Brokers & Dealers

REAL ESTATEEST We will liny or Holl ltcal Estate In

dl parts of tho group.pt Wo will Soil Properties ou lason.ible Oommlsilonsi

OFFICE. 10 West King Street

W.H.SMITH

A.CHSNCY,

OFFICE, G32 FORT STREET.

AORR!S K.KEOHOKALOLE

United States Custom Hoiiho Ilrokor,Searchor of Titles and

Oonoral llusiuoss Agont.Tolephono 620

OFFICII Ko. 15 Knahniiinuu htreot.Houohdu. Forniorly A. Host's ofllce.

JAS. F. MOKQAX,

Real Isiitc and Slock Broker

Mcmbi of Honolulu Stock ExchinctQuten itrett.

Telephone ?. P.O. Dot s4.

BRUCE CARTWRICHT,General Managor ot

rhe Equitable Life Assurance Society

Of the United Stales for tho HawaiianIslands.

On'ONi Morahnut street, Donolnla

JAS. P. MORGAN,0OTIONEKR AND 8TOOK BROKEH

No. 45 Qaccn Direct,

Export Appraisement of Bea)Sutato and Furniturfc.

A. J. CAMPBELL,Stock and Bond Brokor.

Member of the Honolulu Stock Exchange,

Ofiko Queen street, opposite UnionFood Company,

Telephone ;oo, P.O. Box )?). 1044

C.W.Kinney J.K.NahakuCABINETMAKERS.

TURNEUS AND POLISIlr.KS of all VlnJs ot NivWooJt. CALAIIASIILS In Hock an4 to order.

Krpalrt EfTecleJ.KING STRELT, - - NEAR ALAPAI.

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CHARLES CRAMER,

Merchant Tailor534 PORT ST.,

-- Near corner ol Chaplain LaneCltanlnc an4 Repalrlni: at Short Notice,

una in wo pvt potsipi manner

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SATURDAY, MAllOLt 18, 1'.J9

Apuinnlclo'fl latrupgling ropubHo would bocotno n republic inuolieoonor if it could wmo drasticBtrugglinq with gun nn lorcb.

Tlio Iron Ao in its review oftrmlfi pnys Ihnt Uiobo punchingmoderntion nB 11 sacred doty ntclittlo beaded. Operators nre "tonbusy lmrvaathig to worry ovor tlioweeds iu tbo next crop." Hitiron opnriitora lilto nil other busi- -

iiphh nmti "mivkf buy while the stiuchines."

Admiral l)tvcy foiling in hpnlthnnd facing possible dcnlb nt binpoet Hiifiwcis the l'r. sidnnt's ofToi

ot furlong homo with the rrqiientthnt be be iiIIowkI to remnin inManila and finish tbo work he bnsbegun. It tbo' pioplo woro nukedwhat be tdiouid do, llioy wouldprobably tell Dewey to "comeLome" but knowing tbo man n

they do, no one is surprised thaibo sticks by bis station. Tlio Ad-min- il

bus thus given mi exam-

ple that may. well be mnrkedby every fellow-citize- n, soldiernnd citizen alike. He bus won nilthe titled honor that the countrycan confer, if ho retired to privatelife today his uotsblc placo in his-lor- y

would bo assured. But bigbabove all the honor nud glory bebos won, Dewey holds bis per-

sonal opinion of bis duty to hiicountry. The fame of victoriounwarfnro counts for naught whenduty calls to the difficult and por-bap- s

tlittuklesH tusk of directingtbo results of tbo victory.

Mil. COOPKII. ATTOKMCY UU.VKUAI..

As was stated in tho 13DLLLTIN

when Minister Smith's reeignatiouwas nn assured fact, H. E. Cooperh ttho logical candidate lor thevacancy. Mr. Cooper made a

go 3:1 record on the bench, be is iutouch with tbo bushiest details oftboCobiuet nnd can toko up thelinec .of tho Attorney General'floffice .with piacHcnlly full knowlodge of the details and a knowncapacity for handling the worlk oftho department successfully. Astho bead of the Department ofPublic Instruction Mr. Cooperhas shown marked capacity forgood nud progressive work. Heis positive aud active and as a

rule has progressive views ou pub-

lic matters. Furtheimoro Ministor Cooper as Minister of ForeignAffairs has proved himself astaunch American. When correcthistory, is written to MinisterCoopor will be given tho honor ofpreserving tho integrity of Amer-ican loyalty duriug tho periodwhen othors were hesitating onHawaii's attitude toward tbeUuitodStates in timoof wor This loyal-

ty to Amorican interuBts Mr.Cooper has maintained in all hisofficial acts as Minister of ForeignAffuirs. Ho has been and wehave no doubt will continue to betho backbone of Amoricnnism intho Cabinet.

HAPPY FAMILY WANTS.

Tho ofJioial organ now says "thefactB regarding tho disturbance iutho Executive Council which Mr.Damon's friend gavo to tho publiodo not yet appear." What furtherfacts does tho otliuial orgnu wnut ?

Does tho organ want to bo toldthat as a part of the schema tooust Mr. King, Mr. Damon wastold that "King cannot coutrolltowoll" to which Mr. Damon replied, "who keeps Mr. Howell inofllco, if not yourstlf V

It is the moat natural thing iuthe world thnt Mr. Dolo shouldrofmo to go iuto details. Mr.Dolo will not dony that Mr. Da-

mon told him ought to bo ashnintdof himself for allowing tho sugges

tion of sucuriuu Minister King'srosignatiin to gain headway,noither will Mr. Dolo deny thatthe proposition was mado to Minister Daunn to mako him Minister of Foreign Affairs so that bewould bo first in lino for auy pro-

motion to higher office Whatfurther dcUils does tho officialorgan waut ? Is auything furtherneeded to strengthen Mr. Damon'sposition and show tho weakness ofM . Dolo'a executive capacity ? Ifso wu might refer tho organ to Mr.Dolo'j minority report as a mem-

ber o the Oommiation.Wo join the Advertiser iu n re.

quest io Mr. Dolo to tell the pub-

lic what really hopponed. Woshould ba pleased to bnvo Mr.Dol-'- s version of tho affair, andknow what crcuses ho has for allowing a 'j attack ou MinistorKiug,ouo of his appointees, to go eo faras it did without honestly andopenly informing Mr. King of

what was uoini! on. Wo doubtvery much, however, whether Mr.Dolo will have anything to say onthe subject. He has had ouo ex-

perience iu publishing a defenseiu tho official organ and that wasso unfortunate nud failed so sigrj-all- y

in attracting favor fromfriouds in Washington

that ho will piobnbly maintain n

"dinitied silence" n long tiuio bo-fo- ro

ho tiies it again.Mcnuwhilo tho extromo happi-

ness iu the Happy Family con-

tinues, in the mind of tbo officialorgan, and tho "politicians thirsting for oflico" who express a do- -sire to havo au American at tbohead of Hawaiian affairs remainblackguards, ingratcs and spoils-

men, in tho estimation of the offici-

al organ.

thii:vi:s AiiHo.il.

I.nl Strlpiinl In (lis llmi! of I Up

Nlrli.While several guests wero at

supper in ilia dining mom at thohomo of Dr. Howard, King street,late liiht night, n snoak thief walk-ed up on tho lanai nud stole ntine Eastern rug off nn easy chairand tho door mat from the headof tho stairs. There wero twolights on tho lauai at the timo.

Tho police wero summoned andLioutounut liooliuan nnd BicyclePatrolman Jnckson appeared ontho scene. After making iuvesti-gation- s,

Jackson found the twoarticles iu thn yard, near the gate.Later, it was found that twopieces had been taken out of therug by a dog which had evidentlyseen tbo thief runniog and re-membered to porform Ins duty.

Tho people of tho bouse, aftertaking tn whut was most valuable,roliroii. This morning tho lanaiwas found in a vory much unsetcondition. Sofa cushions woropiled up oa one of the chairs as ifsomeone ir.oadod to return afterthem, and other articles worefound in tbo yards of Qeo. 0.Bnckley and tho ono recently oooupied by Frauk Dnvey. Evi-dently tho thief had bocomoirigutened ana had scurried off,leaving the articles bohind. Thefact that theso were in two yardswould seem to point to the factthat tho thief mado two or threetrips nud had put the articles invarious places, with the intentionof returning for thorn. It is notat nil improbable that there weretwo thiovos. Everything hns beonrocovored.

"Police Patrol,"Tho police patrol wacon Iiob

been landed. It is a fiuo vohiclo.built for Btroiicth and durabilityand is so wide that four pooplomay easily Bit on tho front sent.there nro two seats behind, likean omnibus and places Imvn beonpropnreu ior strotchors. Thowhtolu hnvo rubber tiros nnd thesteps lending into the wngon arobacked by wiro to provent peoplowhoso gait mioht nt times bo unsteady, from slipping through.un uotii sides ot the wagon ispainted "Police Patrol."

World's IlrcortI On Nkntri.Mew York, March U. Tbo

world'H record established byFrederick U. Corner of tho LongBranch Athletic Club at tho Clor-mo- nt

nvonuo Ico Skating ltiuk,lirooklyu, Tuesday night, for thorunning high jump on skates wasagain broken last night by tbosnmo nthlelo. His jump was fourfoet ono inch, throe-quarte- rs of aninch nbovo tho world'd record.

lie Wm AdvUnl Tlmt He Wi NotIlnrrnl Prom lleliiir King.

Apia, Samoa, Fob. 22. Shortlynftor tbo seizure of tho SamonnGovernment by Motaafn a corrosponuont had nn interview Willithat noted Chiof. Mataafn whenasked why ho bad beon proclaimed king, sajd that Maliotoa Lau- -

peia, uemg ueau, mo oamonuBhad n right to oloct a new kingand bo was cbosou.

According to Matoafa's viewthis was uot iu violation of theBerlin Treaty and in the versionof tho Treaty printed in Samoa,there is no stipulation made byCount Bismarck that Maatafnshould never bo king.

Matuafn ndmittod having beenwarned thnt there wns n stipula-tion ngniust bis being king nudsnid be had npproached tin Ger-man consul about tho mattnr nndtbo German Consul said tho Gor-man government hod forgottenthe past nnd now hnd no objectionto his becoming king. Tho pro-tocol, which contains the stipulation against Mntaafa, was not

to tho Troaty printed forthe Hamonns. Matnnfn declaredthat ho fought to bo king so as tobring pence to Snmon.

NEW NAVAL DIIV DOCKS.

Wellington, March 9. ThoBurenu of Ynrds nnd Docks hnsdecided to issue advertisements intbo conrso of a month for tho con-struction of n stouo drydock of thelargest proportions at Portsmouth,N. H.

A groat deal of time is usuallyrequired for the preparation ofplans for such a dock to servo astbo basis for tho invitution of pro-posals, but tho Nnvy departmentwill bo ablo to act with expeditioniu tho caso of tho Portsmouthdock by availing of tbo plnns prepared Inst winter for the Bostoustone dock, thnt to be built ntPortsmouth boing almost tho snmoin plan.

Tho drydooks to bo built ntLoaguo Island and nt Mnro Island,Cnl., will be timber docks ..and thebureau hns beon working so bardon tho plans tbnt tho Mare Islanddock will bo ndvertised in thocourso of two woeks. Hero, too,tbo plans will sorvo with a fowchnugos with tho Lenguo Inlanddock so thnt nn advertisement forbuildiug thnt douk will soon be is-

sued.m

A MIIIMry Tr.l.A military bicycle corps of twelve mem-

bers each rode a Sterling bicycle Likenfrom stock from Chicago to VVaslilngton,D. C, over mountains, and rough roads,In mln and shine, carrying in addition tothe rider about forty pounds of baggage.The wheels behaved snlend dlv. the onlv.accident being the breaking of one frontwiieel axle, uueto tlie fact that the extraweight carried, being strapped to the han-dle bars, came on the front axle. Next tostrength of a bicycle, wearing quality Isot prime importance, now that constructionis so nearly perfect that maternal improve-ments are few and far between. The majority of buyers y want a wheel thatwin last several seasons, one mat will Dearthem thousands of miles without havincto spend half of the original cost In repairs.A wheel that will do this will cost moreat first, but will be less expensive In theend. The Sterling is the only wheel thatwin meet tnose requirements, -an uponthe Pacific Cvcle Co.. and see the 1800model, only ffo.oo.

nr n - i : -- i :nluiB, uuiiu h uuuuiug ciutm winv.nni. .,;.. i?.:.i.... i..i.i nu.

U.VUb Ujnill .L'JIMIiy Ulitl. A.UUQuintette Club will bo prosent toflirniall tnliaii fM- - 4lin ntnnal.Miuutuu iituqiu tut fcuvj uvvuaivui

The Bishop Rings

Which cast such aradianceover these Islands,were as nothingto the scf filiationsof the"BISHOP"IMPROVEDALUMINIUM

CAME KNIVES!

It seems almostworth while toplant CANE for thesake of using theseKnives. At all events,the laborersraise CAIN ifnot supplied withthem.

Pacific Hardware Co,, Hi,. FortStroot.

AreNowReady - ...d.

To show you our Spring stock of

Moil's nnd Hoys' Clothing.

And if you want to soo tho swcllost

lino of uolf shirts Just stop around ami

luivo n look nt the lntost production of

tho host shirt trndo.

And If you want a stylish crash hat,

co mo and hnvo a look nt ours.

"The Kash,"9 Hotel Street : : WaTCrlCy BlOCl

Agents for Dr. Dtdmul's Ilucn-Moe-b

Underwear. Honil for Catalogue.

We Make Shirts to Order.

Telophono Xo. 670.

Hawaiinn Flags !

Hawaiian SouvenirBadges!Silk Hawaiian Flags!

Souvenir Hawaiian Flags !

10c EachHawaiian Souvenirs and

Curios!

Hawaiian Scenic CalendarsPublished only by the

GoIdenRuleBazaar310 Fort Street,

J. M. WEBB.

NEW

CROCKERY!

DECORATED

In two designs and colors : Pinkand Green. Sets of 56 pieces,S9.90 and $10.65.

Sold also in quantities to suit thepurchaser.

These goods are wortb your in-

spection.

W.W.Dimond&Co.,LIMITED.

.Von Holt Block, King street.BQTSole Agents, Hawaiian Islands, for

"Jewel" Stoves, Gurney Cleanable Re-

frigerators, Primus Oil Stoves.

MANUEL NUNES,Manufacturer of

Guitars, Ukuleles,TARO PATCH FIDDLES.

Workmanship nd Material GuarantttJ. Rtrulrlnga Specially.

1130 :: No. 211K KINO ST.

ICorner King ani Alakea St., Honolulu,

MANUFACTURER OP

Guitars, s TJltTileles9TAUO PATCH FIDDLES.

Workmanship ani material cuaranteed. Repairing1164 a specialty.

Fop Sale.I Fine Billiard Table with all ap-

pliances.4 First-clas- s Lots centrally located.Inquire of

Ii53'im G. E. BOARDMAN.

I. S. SAOHS DRY GOODS COMPANY, LIMITED.

The People's??,&& Will show this week

some recent importations ofbleached and unbleached Table tLinens and Napkins, and Linenand Cotton Towels.

Special attention is called tothe above, as the qualities areguaranteed, while the pricesdefy competition,N. S. SACHS DRY GOODS COMPANY, LIMITED. .

Tlie People's Providers. '

STRONG AND WHITE!Ogden Milling & Elevator Oo.'s

"5" FLOUR!THEO. H. DAYIES CO., LTD.

Agents for Hawaiian Islands.

If You Have One op One Hundred Animals,YOU

Pottie's RemediesThese Remedies are prepared by JOHN POTTIE & SONS, Veterinary Surgeons

of Sydney, N. S. W., but

KNOWN THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.Pottle & Sons not only furnish you Remedies, but tell you HOW TO TREAT

ANIMAL DISEASES. 1

Tlie Agent for tlie Hawaiian Islands is I

C. W. MACFARLANE,1143 . Honolulu, H. I.

Invalids' Rolling Chairs

FOR RENT AND FOR SALEAT THE

City Furniture Store,Telephone 81G. Lovo Building, 581-5-36 Fort St.

&?i&?C,ftg We have neglected to call your

attention to the fact thatwe handle Cigars,Cigarettes, etc., Manila, Mexican, Havana.'and American brands. t?

HONOLULU DRUG CO.,VonHolt Block, King Street.

The New Drug Store. $&-- ft

Reduction in Grapliapliones.

Our agency rights are received directfrom theliome office of the AMERICANGRAPHAPHONE CO. of New York, andwe are thereby enabled to offer our goodsat a price that will be within the reach ofnil. Look at tlie prices:

Eagle Grapliapliones complete, 1 12.Columbia Grapliapliones with the re-

corder, reproducer, horn or speaking tube,and one Way hearing tube, J25.

Records, doz., i6; Blanks, doz., fj.Recorders, fj.75. Brass bonis and other

supplies constantly nn hand. All kinds ofrepairing done promptly.OCEANIC GAS & ELECTRIC CO.,11C9 112 Hotel street.

California and

Australian MeatsTHE METROPOLITAN MEAT CO.

received per "Australia" a consignment of

California Beef and Poultry ; and by the"Warrlmoo" a consignment of. AustralianBeef and Mutton. NOW ON SALE atthe Market, King street. 1170

The Bulletin, 76c per month.

Providers.

WA.2STT

1

$250 GASH !

AND BALANCE

TO SUIT

PURCHASER,

WILL BUY

APAWAATRAOTLOT!75 x 140, facing either on King or Bere-tanl- a

streets. The cheapest lots In thecity, on the line of the proposed electriccars. Ready for building. Go and seethe lots TO-DA-

Further particulars of

WILL E.FISHERReal Estate Afient f

And Auctioneer,FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS.

'ROTH'S STORB. t

No shop-wor- n goods on the conn--ters ol merchants who advertisein I

The Bulletin.

hg ftftlrfrWrjWiitf 1. i afrfcttaL&foS.q fcT1. gy: tf

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HiTHE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. I., MARCH 18, 1899.

Exchange Report.LOCAL AND GENERAL, IfP

NAMfi STOCK! CijIhVj PaCapful

J Uptlfj fAskJ I U01 M 0

.r.M s

V --"

f

A

f

Mtrctnlttt,C. Drcr& Co,Si,ooj,ooo fft.ooo.ooof 360

Sugar,

Am'""u"f w..,r.y ))U,IUI 5,000A up 750,000

cwa I'lant n to a,u,ooo x,ooo 9,000,000 J JOnamoarianto trjooa .5o 1 1 5.000Haw'n Art. Co 500,000 5,000 500,000niw n aue v.o 9,000,000 ao.ooo t, 400,000nonomu bu Co )oo,ooo 3,000 300,000Honokaa S Co 1,000,000 10,000 1,000,000 a3Haiku SugarCoi $00,000 5,000 500,000itanuKU ft n -- o: 500,000 5.000 500,000 i6d 180

n1 300,000 3,000 300,000KunaSuCo.Ass 3o,ooo 1.TOOKnnaSCo niun l8o,oto I, Boo iPo.oooKlpahutuSuCo 160,000 1,600 160,000 150Olhu Asses'ble 600,000 6,000Oihu S (p'J up) t,8oo,ooo 18000 1,800 00cOnomea 5u Co t,ooo,ooo to.oooj 1,000 OOP

OokalaSP'nCo 500,000 5,000 500,00c UTliOlowalu Com'y 150,000 150,000I'acitic su Mill 500,000 5,000 500,000PalaPlant'nCo 750,000 750,000PepeekeoSuCo 750,000 750,000PionecrMill Co t.llj.ooo 11,3501 1,125,000 450WalaluaAcCoA"v. " (pi up)Walanae Corny

A ) WallJku Su Co0V Jj&nHnaloSCo

jralmihAlillCo1 . a MiteutaiHOutF W cc-.- ,

V d?WI S N CoV jvflfw'n Elec Co

t -- w' aYnhtftt t.i- - rJ. 1 t ..-- -. ....-- .,

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AmS'jCo.p 750,000'

uru.Z

9,000,000 lO.OUOl

l,5oo,oco 5.cool t. 500,00030),ooo I.000! 300,0007oo,oot 7,oool 700,000159,000 .W 951,000i5,ooo .W 115,000 130

joo.ood 500,000Soo,ooc 5.ood 500,000

$o, 115,000soo.oool .ouof to,ooo15VH tj.93 139,000

MskihiCoff.Ai 9.4 TOO J UP Bi.oort 31,000

Oihu R fit L Co s,ooo,ooo 20,00a 9,000,000

BitttJuHaw Gov,6per c 101

98HIHGovPoS. iU 95OahuKycVLCn 101,

SACESRLTORTCl);toChhu patJ up, 915; 10 Oab.ii palj up. 115. 53

Walalua aueisaMe. 85; 35 Cwa Plantation, 315 95Oafiu paM up, 9j; Ookata Sugar Co., 145; 10Oahu paM up. 915; 96 Hawaiian Sugar, 915 90

Sugar Co., 141H, 50 Ookala sugar en., 145'Si on Hawaiian lov'i 6 pir cinl, 101, 10 KahukuPlantation, 160.

"Seeing iobelieving," said the doubtfulman ; truly the

TRIBUNEBICYCLE," .

is all that is claimed for it.

Attractive, strong, speedy,safe. Just the kind of wheel

that will

NEVER DISAPPOINT.

EAK1N & WHITMAN

Tribune Agents.

Tolflplionc 7 10.

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Pacific Heights Notice!

Applications will be received at the office of BRUCEWARING & CO. for the purchase of Lots on

SPACIFIC HBIGHTS,Situated on the magnificent hillside between Nuuanu andPauoa Valleys, and commanding a superb marine and scenicview stretching from Diamond Head over Punchbowl to theWaianae range of mountains.

A broad, winding Boulevard giving access to the propertyis now in course of construction, and choice lots of sufficientarea for magnificent homesteads will soon be available.

On the Nuuanu side of the hill is a Pali protecting it fromthe high winds and heavy showers of Nuuanu Valley, ensuringa salubrious climate.

The elevation of the property is from 1 $0 to 70 feetabove'sea level.

Applications will be numbered and filed, and choice willbe allotted according to the number of the applications.

Only $1,000 for a lot 100 x 200 feet. Terms easy.

BRUCE WARING & CO.,Rooms 7 and S, Progress Block.

iHMif

To reduce our stock of Popular Songs we are selling

a large assortment of them at

SSSCte)

10c. CENTS PER COPY !

This offer only open for a short time.Also, at the regular price don't fail to get

"Honey I'll Be You're Man.""Just One Girl.""Because.""Georgia Camp Meeting.""The Moth and the Flame."

BERGSTROM MUSIC CO.,Ltd.Progress Block,

COKXER FORT AND BKHETANIA STREETS.

Work on Wainlun plnntation isbooming.

Judge Edwin Uoro of Wainiuais in town.

Anton Oropp nnd wifo linvu re-

turned to Koloa.Tbo washouts on the railway

bnvo boon thoroughly rupaitcd.Frances Gay enrao from Alitkn-wc- li

in tlio Kilohann Inst night.A whito waiter is wanted at the

Orphean. Cnfe. Rend .WANTS.RoiuIb in tbo Wnialua district

nro in excellent order despite tborecent etorms.

The P. T. 0. boys had one oftheir old time luuobeooB at theclub bouse, Falnco equnrc, todny.

E. A. MoU-Sraifl- i, attornoy, hasmoved his ollicn to tbo Jnddbuilding, Fort streot. Soo NewTodny.

There will bo n Bpccinl dinnerand dimco nt tbo Hnuniinn hotolthis ovening. A good time ispromieod.

The band playod tbo Doric offthis morning. TIih departingpisaeugfrs woro delighted withtbo music.

Cnptnin Lothrop, formerly oftlio derelict Edward O'Brien, leftfor San Francisco in the Doricthis morning.

"Sunshiue," will bo tlio topio ofRow Wm. A. Gardnor's eornionnt tbo Christian Church tomorrowmorning; in tho evouing bo willtalk about "How to bo InfalliblySafe."

Two wngons, ouo driven by nPortuguese and nnother by a Jn-pnn-

collided near Oaha jailthis morning. The lattor got thoworst of it. A caen of damngeswill como out of tho affair.

Miss M. E. Killonn will havoher annual Enstor oponing of allthat is latest in tho millinery lineon Wednesday, Thursday andFriday of next week. For fullparticulars see anuonncoment onMonday.

Edward Pollitz & Companywlinan Pfird Armnnra nnrlpr MnwToday are tho recognizod leadersin mo sugar security mnrKet otSnn Francisco. Mr. Pollitz iswell informed on tbo conditionsof the market both horo nnd inSnn Francisco, and has n welloitrued namo for business integrityand caro for tbo best interests ofclients.

LAROK PIlOUVrE DOND.

Ui'Clalnn In KJectinrnt Cnn nml OilierMaltera In Court.

Tho will of the lata H. A.Widomann was admitted to pro-bat- o

yostorday by Judge Ptrry,who con filmed the will's (nomina-tion of Honry R. Maofarlnne,Frod. W. Macfarlane and JohnM. Dowsott as executors, undor abond of 8176,000. F. M. Hatchfor potitiouors.

It is stipulated botweon Thurs-ton & Carter for petitioner andHonry E. Cooper for respondent,that Geo. V. Maofnrlauo may filoa copy instead of tho originaltemporary rcgistor of tho barkWillscott.

Judgo Porry has rendorod a docision in tbo ejectment caso ofKahanahookahi Paawela vs. Naibojury waived. Ho finds for thoplaintiff to recover of tbo defend-ant eu undivided two-third- s in-

terest iu tho land described in tbodeclaration, and two hundred andforty dollars damagos and costs.0. F. Potorson for plaintiff; J. T.Do Uolt for defendant.

Paris v3. Fernandes is still onboforo Judgo Porry.

T. G. riALLENTYNE.

II. P. CAKIN.

Ballentyne & Eakin

5T0CKBROKERS

...AND...

nee Agents.

McINERNY BLOCK

FORT STREET

HONOLULU

Talk's CheapPRICES MUCH REDUCED.

GRAPHAPHWS$12.50

NEW RECORDS by the well-know- n

Hawaiian "Kawalhao Quintette Club"(the most popul.tr native singers in theIslands).

Headquarters for Gramophones, Graphs--

phones, Reslna Music Boxes.

WASHBURN GUITARS AND MAN-

DOLINS, the best In the world.

Music Department of

WALL, NICHOLS CO.(LIMITED).

If you want business property,If you want a home cheap,If you want a lodging house,If you want property that will enhance invalue, It will pay you to consult

W. E. BIVENS,Fort street, opposite Bank of Hawaii.

The Bulletin classifies its ads. Re-sult small advertisers get a squaredeal.

1 3Foo3x.o1;

MARCH It)

"OUJR VERY BKST"Line u( COW tlOV KNIVLS. HUNTING KNIVCS. CAKPENTER KNIVES, CATTLEKNIVES IVOHY HANDLE KNIVES. IIUCK HANDLE KNIVES. SPRING HACK KNIVES.SlirATH KNIVLS, JACK KNINTS. PEN KNIVES. DONE HANDLE KNIVES, IRONHANDLE KNIVES, COCOA HANDLE KMVES, GLNTLEMENS IVORY HANOI G PENKNIVES, LADIES' IVORY HANDLE PLN KNIVES

In Crocus Finish.I the fiwjt line of cutlery ever IntroiuceJ here. Call In ni examine tlwm.

! 01

PEARSON &312 FORT ST.

est to

SUNDAY,

3D I 3ST 3T E3 IR, :

M)U1Cream of Colory

riHii.Fillet of Mullet

Cucumberskntiii:i:s.

I!rnt7ed ChlckonMurlnnilo of llnilns

Veal and Hani IMo Quoon Krlltersviiktaiii.i:s

Ilollod Totntoea. llollcd Kkc, MnsliedI'otatoofi.

Spinach Canllllouorno it.Lamli, Mint Siiieo1101 ti.i)

Turkoy, Oyiur SaueoI'AtTllV.

Orango, Lemon nnd Mlneo rioAiisortoil Cakoo.

Di.MmiT.Kills, ltnlnlns, lLinaunx, Oraii;oft,

Vanilla b'mifllo Straw borry Short CakoTea, Collco, Ice Tea,

ttayillnnor from & to 7 p. in., 60 cents.

Notaries.

N. FEUNANDEZiNOTARY PUBLIC and TYPEWRITES

Oflicf o8 iMftclunl jtrtft Cumpbcll blotk rurJ. O. Carter's ollicc. P. O llox 194

EDMUND H. HAKT,Notary Public and Typewriter

Conveynr ni Seircher of RtcorJt.

Onieo Caiiililicll's lllock, Moruhant St.Next door to Hawaiian Wln Co. iojj-I- I

Oxxtlorsr !

HOBRON, AgtsTelephone 565.

Jy5S,VL

the best.

il

GiftsFor All '&

In selecting Giftsm.ii y points are to beFir-- j) .ill, yhere is the largestand rp;f d'splay to be seen ?

Second, the quality and prices ?

After you have convinced your-

self on these two points the restis easy.

StockWe have on display the

largest and greatest variety ol

CHOICE GOODS ever offeredin Honolulu. We know our pricesare right, because we buy rightfrom the manufacturers, therebysaving the percentage made bythe middle man.

and BestWhen you come to our s o- -

we feel it our duty to familiarize Iyou with the goods we carry, amiour time is yours.

Come and inspect our stock.Good? are all marked u. ,

figures.

MtiKrrN

S3SSSS&C&mCS33SE33Sfe33i

CompleteAssortmentLadies', Gents' andChildren's

BLACKHOSIERY

In all grades cheap

Diamond Dyes

W. JORDAN'SNo. 10 FORT ST.

!C&33CS33C33

considered:

Largest

Cheapest

Hollister Drug Co,

Aof

from theSanitary

and Hermsdorf

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Hk GILBERT F. LITTLE, UQlUlIlSl wm J

Mk'm &IT0RHEY AT LAW.D-U- n-S

Hk' nn.o. nAWAii Eld Kill 21.

H Cth cart & Parke -HI' atforneys-at-la- w "K DnivrlorI 13 Koahumanu Street V GOODJ I UllUUl

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GUARLB8 F. PETERSON

at Law andN-Witr- Public.

Kanhnmaiiii Street.

.10 LTV h. ICAULUKOU,

Attn mey--a 1 --LawJ bethel St., Honolulu.

11)4

.!. M. KANEAKUA,AtlJinivy iiud Counsellor at

LllW.OIV 0: In (ha Occidental Hotel, cor-Kii- u

a,ro' ml Alakca StroHts, Hono-11f- 7

uihi

V. U. Arm. Knock Johnson.

AOIII & JOHNSON,<nioys iiud Oounsolors

:it Law.omits No. 10 Wost King streot.. Tolopnonn SS I. 1078

' F. M. BROOKS,A.ttoiny-a.- t -- Law,

Comer Tort and Hotel streets,Over ralrchl'd's Shoe Store,

"Ml - HONOLULU, H. I.

M 0 IHimv Frederick W. IIankby.

BARNI-- & HANKEY,XjtiAvyci'H.

Will practice In all the Hawaiian and United StatesCourts.

Rooms 11-- 12, PROGRESS BLOCK,Cor. Port and BcrtUnla itrects.

FltWOIS.T. ISBltltY,IttorueyConnselor-at-La- w

Will practice In all the U. S rederaland State Courts

p...- - 'J'sc'e, -- or Derctanla and Fort streets.

) !. Rooms s; and 6.

T. McCANTS STEWART,("urmerly of the New York Dar),

Attorney and Counsellor at LawSPHECKELS UUILDIN'G,

.loom J. Honolulu, H. 1.jos Fort St.. io8o

Surgeons and Physicians.

DR WAuTER HOFFMANN.COItNHH Hr.KITTANIA AND punch-iiow- l

Kinnins.Ollleo Hours: 8 to 10 a. in.; 1 to 3

b. tit. Tin 8 p. hi. .SiiikI.uh: 8 to 10

a. in. TolephonoB10.l O JloxJSOl.

D"?.. A. N. SINCLAIR,413 KINO ST., Ni:XT OI'intA HOUSE.

Hours: 9--1 0 a. in., p. in., 7-- 8 p.m.Sundays, 12-- 2 p. m.

Tolopliono 711. 1107-3- m

IDR. C.L. GARVINOlllro: 637 Ki.no Stiuii.t, near Punch-Ihjw- I,

HoiimIiiIii, II. I.TIU.HPHONH No. 448

Hours: 0 to 11 n. in.; 1 to 3 p. in.;7 to 8 p. in.

DR. W. S. NOBLITT,King Street, opposite Liliha Street.

Xpculal attutitlon to Kidney ntulOonlto-Urlimi- y

Dlstmsos.

Hours: 12 in. to 1:30 p in.II 55

9KDentists.

3l W). eiubcsaoM,DENTIST.

Alaltca, near Hotel street, (removed fromHotel St.)

BE. ALBERT JONDS DERBY

Dentist;.COKNKIt ANI) llffTUh STS.,

MOTr-&MIT- I1I.OOK.Ti:riJnioNi:s: Ollleo, 01B; Itosldonco,

7S9. Houiw 0 a. in. to 1 p. in.

A. O. w ALL, D. D S.,O. E. WALL, D. D. S.,

IDENTISTS.Hew Lovo'b Building, Foit Street 1

TELETHONE 434

DR. F. E. CLARK,

DENTIST,B-1- 4" rrogrout Hloek, cornor nerotanla

and t'nrtStrfiot. Iloiiclulu.

DR. R. I. MOORE,Dentist.

Jfo. 219 Hotel street. Telephone 605.'i HOL'lts: Uio r.'ii.m. mid I to4p.in.

brocers.

"THAT MAN IS FRUGAL

And content indeed,Who finds food.soloce

pleasure,IN A WEED."

Note the followingpopular brands of ourImportedHavana Cigarsdirect from thefactories:

Napoleon the First, Caballeros size, too Ina box.

Napoleon the First, Camellas size, :co Ina box.

Africano, Conchas Selectas, 50 in a bo." Jockey Club, 100 In a box." Delmonlcos, 25 in a box." DelMontes,

AJellna Pattl, Esplenidos, "" " "Presldentes,

Cisandra Recalla, Glorlosa, 50 in a box.Li I ravlata UeRalla. Nonpareil, 100 in box.Henry Clav, Camelia1?. 50 In a box.

" Purltanas, Finns, 50 In a box.Bock & Co.,H. Upmann. Cosmopolltanos, 50 In a box.Alexander Humboldt, Paclficos.so In a box.Alexander Humboldt, Republlcanos, 50 boxK. Fulton, Conchas Especlals, 50 in a box.

" Recuerdos, 2$ in a box.La Inllmldad de Antonlno Camnclio, 50 b.La Espanola Elegantes, 25 In a box.

B3T All of which we offer in quantitiesto suit. Special prices to the trade.

Respectfully,

Lewis Sc Co.211 FORT STREET.

Telephone 240

P. J. VOELLER & CO.,

Grocers.Corner Fort and Hotel streets.

1157 TT.I.r.I'llONK oso.

H. MAY & CO.Wholesale and Rotail Groceries,

515 & 517 Fort St., rionolulnMephonHr 'i'i P.O. Box 47f

Markets.

I108 KING STKEET.

G. J. Walleh, : ; Manaoeii

Wholosalo and Rotail

ButchersAND

Navy Contractors.BEST OF MEATS.

Famllloa desiring tondor ronsta,Juloy steaks and chops shouldcall on the

Central Meat MarketWo mako a spocltilty of family tradeand Roll tlio host at reasonableUgnroH.

H. E. GARES, Proprietor.Jl 1 Nuuanu St. Tolopliono 104.

LATEST STYLES JEWELRYBy laet btcumer from tlio ConBt.

THE REGULAR THINGAt my store, where tho

BEST CUSTOM WORKIb done ropalrlng and new woikboth. Pins, rP'jrBi braeeletH, watch-tnakln- g,

etcH. G. B1ART 404A Fort St

aunt

HONOLULU UNDERTAKING CO.

ED. A. WILLIAMS, F. D.,MANAQER.

EMBALMINGA BH?elalty,

Office and Parlors514&510FortSt., near Hotel.

Tolophouo 17U.

twmjfimTm

EVENINO BULLETIN: HONOLULL, H. I., MAEOH 18, 189U. v AM

i mi i i , HRainfall for February, 1899,

(From Reports to tlio Wcnthor Rur--

can.)Hawaii

RninStations Klov. IllCllOM

Wniiikra 50 8 80Hilo ftown) 100 8 81Knumnnn '1250Popoekco 100 740Honnniu 300 8 43HiikHlnu 250IlonoliiunLnupnboohoo 10O.iknln 400Kukninu 250l'nauilo 750 0 9G

PanuliBU 300 0 91)

PiiHUlinu 1200 0 53Honnknn (lowor) .... 425 0 G5

Honoknn(Kalehuft).. 900 1 35Kukuilmplo 700 0 50A wiui Rnucb 1100Niulii 200 185Kohnlu(O.strom).. . 350 2 02Kalinin Mission .... 585 2 50Knlmla Sugar Co... 234 2 04Waiiuea 2720 3 72Kiiilun 950 5 12Lmilinu 1540Kenlnkckua 1580 2 38Kiilnliiki 800 2 79KnUkiki 1200 3 28Nrmlehu 050 2 20Naaltlm 1350 8 20Ni.alohu 1725 4 84llonuapn 15 1 08Hil a 310 0 30I'ahala 850Moanla 700Volcano House 3 32OlanfMaaouJ 1GG0

linpolit) 110 729Pnhoiki 10 7 31Knlapaua 8 7 44

Maui

Kabnlui 10Lthninaluua G00Oloualu 15 1 48VrttopneRnncb.. .. 700 1 10

Kaupo(M"kulau Cofee Co) 285 G 91

Kipitlnilii 3 47IJamoa l'liinbition.. GO 4 79Naluku 3 50Haiku 700 2 03Kula (K.alnhou)...2900 0 98Kula (lirHliwou)....4000 2f 17Puuomnli'i 1400 1 2lPaia 180Httleakiilu Ranch ...2000 i'io

MolokaiMapulehu 70 2 2G

Oaho

Pauahon WeatherJJurenu 50 4 01

KuluokHlina 50 ....KownloiKiiig stroet) 15 3 G3Mnkiki Reservoir.. . 150 4 82Knpiolaui Park 10 4 3SehoolSt.(Bishop).. 50 4 72Int-an- Asvlura 30 4 81Nuuanu W.W.Hall) -- 50 4 40Nuuuu(VyllioSt.) 250Nuuanu (Eleolrio

Lt. Station) 405 13 30Vuuauu Luaknha. 850 15 90Uanoa Woodlawn

Dairy 8 85iVIaunawili 300 4 35Kaneoho 100Waimatialo 25 7 17Ahuimanu 350 10 81Knhuku 25 2 03Waianno 17fin13 wa Plantation ..... GO 3 9GWaipahu 200 .....

KauaiLihuo (GrovoFarm. 200 2 12Lihuo (Molokoa)... 300 2 45Hanamaulu 2()0 ....Kilauea 325 ....Hnnaloi 10 4 08Wuiawa 32 1 10

Ri'oonls not hitherto Dubliahed.January, 1899.

Kaneoho. .. . 0 88awidi xtanon. 2 34Nahiku O tuHilo Clown).. 0 64Lanihau 1 85Moaula 3 1GHakalaa 2 GG

Honohina.. ., 3 02Pep-ake- i) AtAhuimanu.. . 2 93

C. J. Lyons,Motoorologist Gov't Survey.

m m

From all ovor Iho country, comewoida of praieo for Chamberlain'sCough Rernody. Hore ia a samplolotter from Mrs. O. Shep, of LittloRock, Ark.: "I was sufferingfrom a very severo cold, when Iread of tho cures that had booneffected by Chamberlain's CoughRemedy. I concluded to give it atrmi atui accordingly procured abottle. It gavo mo I prompt roliof,and I liavo tho beet reason forrecommending U vory highly,which I do with pleaeuro." Forfor salo by all dealers. Benson,Smith & Co,, General Agents.

wtm - ..r,,r SB"'!lli iWVw&sltt .awn" ,. iJn "apsW rwt3llllmtAWr .HI"jrivU ?W1 iaiW

ytra "no-accou- nt iiaok" BaDkers. Bankers. r,U

" :Thli la Mr Hliorm iker'H Vleiiv of Hie iFilipino Ilia Oliaervnllona. Ml in I TIA AD II 1 117 I II T J 1 CLAUS SrUBGKBLS. Wm, Q. IBWIM, l

Cinciuuali, Mar. 9. Mr. M. M.Shoeuinkor, of this city, authoraud traveler has just returnedfrom a year's tour, including In-

dia and tin Philippines. Hospent tho greater part of thomonth of January in Manila,wboro ho mndo a study of thoPhilippine Ho says self gnvoru-mo- ut

by tho Filipiuos, would boituposMblo; Hint the nntivod wouldeonn rolapso into savagery.

They are, ho Bays, naturally atreacherous, suspicious and a"no-accoun- t" roco. Thoy noedtho iron-ru- lo of goojl governmentto keep at all within tho boundsof civilization. Tho hatf-cast- o

class in Manila corresponding totho mulatto, are tho most intelli-gent.

Speaking of how tho insurgontsprocure aims, Mr. Shoemaker saysthorn is a report in Hongkongthat a firm in Shanghai consistingof five brothers, furuitth arms audeecapo by roproseating that each one is a resi-dent of a different country, po thatif ono nation obj cti tho hlarnocan bo laid on some other country.

Photographers.

FIFTY DIFFERriNT V1BWS

TO SELECT FROM, 8x10, AT

PHOTOGRAPHIC CO., LTD.,Comer Fort and Hotel Sts.

1169

PrincessKaiulani.

We have the only complete

set of photographs of the grand

funeral procession of the Prin-

cess Kaiulani in existence.

Having two cameras at work,

we obtained a beautiful collec-

tion of

Come up and see them.

LeMUNYON,Rooms 2, 3 and A, Love Building.

Something New!

MEMORIAL

PHOTO

BUTTONS 1

OF THE LATE

PRINCESS KAIULANI.

From an excellent original.

Can be worn for Brooches, Pins,Cuff Buttons, etc.

The only way to preserve highlyappreciated Photos.

PRICE 50c AND 75c.

B. LICHTIG,Manufacturer.

Office OOO FortSt.,nr.BcrctanIn

Artistic

Photography!

1

We turn out the finest workat the most reasonable prices.

Souvenir Views of the Islandsin endless variety.

J.J.WILLIAMS,At tho Old StandOn Fort Streot ::

HfiMmUf AWAUfl,f Incorporated Under tub Laws!

op tub Hawaiian Republic.

Capital. .$100,000

oFFicnits and Dinrxrrort3:Chah. M. C'ooku, I'roMdont.

J. IJ. ATiiMtTON,O. II. Cookk, Cfishlor.

V C. Atheivton, Sccrolary.Honry Wutorhouso,

Tom May,V. W. Mncfarlano,

E. I). Tonney,J. A. McCnndloss.

Solicits tho Accounts of Finns,Trusts, Individuals, mid will

cnrofully and promptly attond to allutisincHS vonncctcu with iinnKing antrusted to It. Holl and purcli.iHo ForolgnHxclmngo, Isiuo Lottors of Credit.

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT!Ordhmry mid Term Do positn rotolvod,

and Intorost allowed In nccordanco withniloB mid conditions printed In Fansbooks, toplos of which may bo hud uponappllratiou.

snro doposlt boxes Tontou uy montlioryonr. 1U40

Architects, Contractors and Builders.

O. G. TKAPLLAGKN,

ARCHITECT223 Merchant St,, Honolulu,

Between Fort and Alakeu,TnLKiMioNi: : : : 734

Building MaterialsOF ALL KINDS.

Dealers in Lumber arid Goal.

ALLEN & llOBIKSON,(tnoon stroot, Honolulu.

F. H. REDWAnB,Contractor and Builder

Olllccs ud Btort-- Uttcd up ndKetlmatea Riven on

ALL KINDS OF WORKOT" Ollleo and abop. No. 010 Fort itrcot,

dolnlni' W. W. Wrllit CarrltRe Shop.

To My Patrons and the Public.

Having recovored from my rocent illucsB, I am again preparedto do all kinds of Tinsmith andPlumbing work as horetoforo.Thanking you for past favorB, 1

respectfully solicit a continuanceof tho samo.

JAS. HOTT, Jr,- Tel. 844.

A New PamtShop.Having associated with us Mr. John

II. Wost, a practical Houso Painter,Decorator and Wood Follshor, wo aronow proparod to glvo estimates on nilkinds of work In that lino.

Mr. Wost having had a practicalof over twonty years In San

Francisco and othor largo cltlos on thoCoast, wo fool conildont that any workontrustod to us will givo ontlro satisfac-tion to our patrons.

Peerless Preserving Paint Co.

Artistic Graining

JW WJ DECORATING AND NATURAL$$i WOOD FINISHING A SPECIALTY.

House Painter,Paper Hanger,Grainer, Glazier, andTlNTER : : :

EC. MoKeolmie,MERCHANT STREET,

1070 Next to 1'ollco Station

....DEALER IN....Marblo, Q ranlto and I Iawallan Stono

TILING, COUNTER TOPS,IMPOSING STONES.

Fort Street, opposite Chinese Church.

All kinds of Lettorlng and Carving.Estlinatos Furnlehod. 1140

JUST ARRIVED:Iron Sottees, Chairs,Vases andLawn Ornamentsof all Descriptions.Just tlio thing for yourLanai-- c'

-- WesrealwdolnEularce business In the IRONTENCE line. nJnodouMou hive seen some ofour work In the city,

. ...We Hie putilne In htndsomcW. .1 aa. kanH th Wn.1n.iron I ences, nna i"y io v,i.k - ,,v "- - "

Call and see our samples.Before fittlne up your stable dun t fall to see our

line or assortment of Fixtures. We have on hand

ttall cuarJs. nay racKS, oai uounn, "everything In this line.

We will make a specially for the nt th rW davsIn IMI'ORTLD and pOMESTIC MONUMENTS.

Hawaiian Iron Ponco and Monu-

mental Co.

Tolephono 503 OR King streot

HONObUtU .... h,tan FrancUco Agents Tnt Nbvada Bamk Of

Bah Fiuncisoo.

DB1W EIODANOB ON

ik Fiunoisoo The Nevada llauk of BanFrancleco.

London The Union Dunk of London, LtdiViw Yoke American Exchanco National

BankOntruoo Merchant National Bank.PAHI8 Comptolr National d'Eecompt de

Paris.Briilin Drcsdner Dank;30NOKONO and YOKOHAMA Hongkong A

Shanghai Banklnj; Corporation.Maw Zealand and Australia Bank of Now

Zealand.Victoria and Vancouvkh Bank of British

North America;

ransact a General Banking ail Eicliige Bosiness

Dcpoltts Kccclved. Loans made on Ap--roved Security. Commercial and TravelersBrcdlts Issued. Bills of Exchange bought

and sold.Collections PnoiiPTLT Accounted For.

m&UQV & e.SavingsBank

Savings Deposits will borocelvod and Interest allcwod by thisHank at four and ono-ha- lf per cont.por annum. Tlio torms, rules andregulations of tho Hawaiian Postal Sav-ings Hank have been adopted as far asIt la practlcablo to npply thorn, and thoCash ltosorvo of (50.000 as required un-der the Postal Act will lie maintained.

Printed ooplos of tho Hulos and Itog-illatio-

may bo obtained on application.HISHOP A CO.

IOIOtf

Established 1868

BISISOP SC CO.BANKERS.

Transact a Genoral Bankingand Exchange Business.

Commercial and Traveler'sLottors of Credit issued, avail-ibl- e

in all tho principal citiesif the world.

Interest allowed after July1, 1898, on fixed deposits 8months 3 por cent., 6 months3 por cent., 12 months 4por cont.

Pioneer Bui ding andLoan Association.

Assets, Dee. 31, 1898, $110,808.88Monoy loanod on approved socurlty.A Savings Bank for monthly deposits.Houses built on tho monthly Install

nient plan.Eighteenth Sorlos of Stock Is now

opoued.Orviccits: T. V. Lansing, Presldont;

S. B. Itoso, O. I). Gray,Treasurer; A. V. Goar, Socrotary.

Diiieotoiui: T. F.Lansing, S. H. Rose,A. V. Goar, A. W. Koocu, J. G. lloth-wol- l,

Honry Smith, J. J. MoLoan, J. D.Holt, O. B. Gray.

For further particulars apply toA. V. GEAR, Secretary.

Chambor of Commorco rooms.Ollleo Hours: J2:30-l:- 3u p. m.

Tfe I'oohBmB Specie BhdJ

LIMITED.Sobsoribed Capital Yen 12,000,000raid Up Capital Yen 10,600,000UeuorveKund Yen 0,060,600

HEAD OPFICE, YOKOHAMA.

BRANCHES AND AGENCIES.Kobe, London, Lyons, New York,

San Francisco, Shanghai,Bombay, Hour, Kong,

Tho Bank buys andrecolvos for collec-tion Bills of Exohange, Issues Drafts andLetters of Credit on tho above Brancliosand Aponclos, and transacts a generalbanking buslnoss.INTEREST ALLOWED

On rixcl Deposit for n months, 4 per cent p. a.On Flied Deposit for 6 months, jK "On Fixed Deposit for J mos. J '

INTEREST ALtOWED-- Uy

the Head Omce at Yokohama, on Current D- -fn.lt. 5.H per cent, per annum.

Deposit for 11 months, 1 per cent p. a.

m ReDiitilic Mm. lifting St., Honolulu

The . , .

Hawaiian ElectricCompany,

Cor. Alakea & Halekanwila Bts.

HaB a largo assortment of

Chandeliers and Elec-trical Goods

Constantly on hand.

Estimates given for house wir-ing and Electrical plants.

Marine Wiring a specialty,

THEO. HOFFMANN,Mano.er,

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Lines

Oceanic Steamship Company.

TIME TABLE.The Fino PaBsongor Steamers

Loavo This Fort as Hereunder.

From San Franoisoo:ALAMEDA. March 29

In connection with tho Bailing of the above steamors, the Agontsaro proparod to iesao, to intending pasBongera coupon throughtickets by any railroad from San Francisco, 1 points in the

States, and from Now York by any . oamship lino to allEuropean porta.

For further particulars apply to

Wm. G. IrwinGoncral Agents

Pacific MailOccidental and Oriental Steamship Co. Toyo Kisen Kaisha

, Steamers of the above companies wilt call at Honolulu and leave this port on or about the .....dates below mentioned ...

For Japan and China:HONGKONG MAllU Match 21

RATES OF PASSAGESINGLE TRIP

For San Tranclsco Cabin J 75Second Cabin (Toyo Klsen Kalsh.i only) .. 30European Steerage a

For Yokohama Cabin 150Second Cabin (Toyo Klsen Kalsha only) 100European Steerage 85

For Hongkong Cabin 175Meconaiactn lioyo Klsen Naisna oniyj usEuropean Steerage 100

H. HacKfeld &

Royal

aTirSteamers of the above line, running In connection with the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.,between Vancouver, Ii, C. and Svdney, N. S. W., and calling at Victoria, II. C, Honolulu, Suva (Mil),and Wellington, N. 2 are JfUli AT IIO.NOI.DI.I) on or about the dates below stated, via:FROM VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA. B. C.

Suva, Wellington h..j ana ayaney:Warrlmoo April 14 Aorangl August 4Aorangl May 11 Mlowera. ...September 1

Mlowera Juno 9 Warrlmoo. September 99Warrlmoo July 7 Aorangl October 97

Mlowera. ..November 94Warrlmoo.. December aa

tickets Issued from Honolulu tofassage ana an general iniormation, appiy 10

Theo. Ii. Davies &

Lines of Travel.

$75.00Will Take You From HILO

or HONOLULU to SANFRANCISCO,

VIA SEATTLEAnd choice of rail or waterroute down the coast.

A FINE SPRING TRIP and anOPPORTUNITY to see the

PUGET SOUND COUNTRY withoutadditional cost.

Through tickets sold to any point in theUnited States, via Seattle and the GreatNorthern or Northern Pacific Railways.

For accommodations apply to

HENRY WATERHOUSE & CO.,

Queen Street General Agents.

British-America- n S.S.Co.'s Line

O. R. & L. Co.-- wcsa?K

--i..jrpr td 11

QzoC r-

TIME TABLE.From and After Jnnuiiry I, 1800.

TRAINS.STATIONS. Dslly Dally(Outward) ex. Sun, Dall ex. bun. Dally Daily

A.M. A.Al(. A.A1. P.M. r.m.ilonolulu ... . 7110 91 11.05 3:iJ 5:10'earl City. . 8:0) 9:48 11:40 yi"waMIII.... 8:33 1008 19.00 4:05 6:totValanne.... 10:50 4:45Valalua... 11:55 540iCahuku 11:3a

STATIONS. Dally(Inward) ex Sun. Dally Dally Dally

A.M. A At. P.M. P.Af.Kahuku son:Walalua 6; 10 a.501Waianae 7:10 .... 3 51Ewa Mill 5:50 7:4) 1:0 4'3PeailClty , 6:15 8.03 1:30 4:531Honolulu 6,50 8.35 3.05 5:10

F. 0. Smith, aon'l Pass. A. TicketAgent.

O.P. DKNiHON.RiiporintoiKlont.

STAGE LINEHENRY BRYANT, Prop.

Tho BtaKO for Kaneohe, Hculn, AVal-lcnu- e,

Ptliuiltlti, Lale, Kiiliiikn niitl wuypoints, vill leiwo Posttilllce, Hetholutrcotnlilo, nt 1) n. m. (Siunlnyn except-ed), culling for pnHMiiigura mill pack-ages nt Lovejoy it Co'h, No. 10 Nuuanustreet

BJ3tngen will niakotho return tripfrom Kahuku dully . 1010

iifMiallliiaiatVl1iiiiii-- i in in Uk

of 'rravei.

United

of Thia Lino Will Arrive at an.'

Foi San Franoitico:AUSTRALIA ....March 21

MAKIPOSA ...Mnrch 20

I

& Go,, LimitedOnennic S. S. Co.

Steamship Co,

For San Francisco:NIPPON SIAnu Mnrch 25

ARE AS FOLLOWS:ROUND TRIP.

For San Francisco Cabin, 4 months.. .$lSFor Yokohama Cabin, 4 months

Cabin, u months . 96a 50f"or Hongkong Cabin, 4 months sfia 50

Cabin, is months . 316 95

Co., Ltd , Agents,lojj

mti mm

TROM SYDNEY. WELLINGTON (N. Z.) & SUVAvictoria and Vancouver iu. v..):

Aorancl April 1a .Mlowera Augusta'Mlowera May 10 warrlmoo.. August joWarrlmoo June? Aorangl. .September 27Aorangl July 5 Mlowera.... October 95

Warrlmoo. .November 91Aorangl. ...December 90

Canada, United States and Europe. For Freight and

Co., Ltd., Gen'I Agents.Lines of Travel.

Wilders Steamship Co's

1809TIME TABLE.

S.S KlNAUCLARKE, Commander,

Will leavo Honolulu ovory Tuosday nt12 o'clock in., touching nt Luhnlnii,Manlaea Day and Miilcona t)i0 sameday; Mahukona, Knwailao and

the following day. arrlvlmrat 1 1 Ho Wednesday ovonlng.

Itoturnlni; will sill from Hllo ovoryFriday nt (J o'clock p. m., touching atLanpahoohoo, Mahnkoun, Kawalhae,Makena, Mnnlaon Ilay and Lnlmllia,arriving at Honolulu Saturday night.

Will call at Poholkl, Pun, on thosecond trip of oach month, arrivingthoro on tho morning of the day ofsailing from Hllo to Honolulu.

'J ho popular routo to tho Volcano Isvia Hllo. A good carriage road the on-tl- ro

(llbtanco.

S. S, CLAUDIEECAMERON, Commander,

Will leavo Honolulu Tuomlay, nt 6o'clock p. m., touching at Kahuhtl,Hana, Ilamoii and Klimliulu, Matit

arrlvoH at Honolulu Sundaymorning.

Will call at Nun, ICnupo, onco cacnmonth.

This company rosorves tho right toinalro chniigus In tho time of doparturonnd urrivitl of Its ttenmnrs WITHOUTNOTIOK, and It will not ho rosponsllilofor any comorpioncos arising thero- -(rum.

CousIriicos must bo nt the landingto roColvH tholr freight. This companywill not hold ItsoU rnNponill)lo forfreight nflor It lms beon laudod.

Mvo stock rocelvod only nt ownor'srisk.

This company will not bo responsi-ble for money or vnluabloH of passon-giir- s

unlPM placed In tho caro of purs-o-

PasHonijorH aro ronuostod to purolm.setickets biiforo umb.irklng. Tlioso fall-ing tnilo no will bo subject to an addltlonal chaitto of twcnty-llv- o por cent.

uno com u nv w in not bo I niiin tiloss of, nor injury to, nor delay in, ihodollvory of liaggage.or iHirsonnl elloctnof the bsyond tho amount of3100 O'J, iinloMi tho value of tho gamebe declared, at or ljofore tho Issun oftho ticket, and frolght Is paid thereon.

All employeoH of the L'oiiiuny areforbidden to rocolvo frolght without

a shipping rccolpt llierefor Intho form proscribed by theund which may bo soon by slilpKir--upon nppllf.ulon to tho pursers of theCompany's Steamers,

Shippers nro notlllod that If freight IsBhlppod wllhout such receipt, II will M

sololy at tlio risk of the slilpior.C. Ii. WIGHT, President..H. II. ItOSi:, Secretary,

OAPT. J. A. KING, Port Sunt.

THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. 1., MARCH 18, 1U.FOREIGN MAIL STEAMERS AT HONOLULU,

FIRST SIX MONTHS OF 1899.

Arrive from San Fran-- 1 Depart for San Fran-cisco or Victoria. I Cisco or Victoria.

.Moana...... .. March Alameda March tCity of Peking. ChinaAustralia Warrlmoo ...Gaelic DoricMlowera Australia ....Hongkong Maru 4 Nippon AtaruAlameda " 9 MariposaChina .April Rio de Janeiro. .AprilDork ' "it Coptic nAustralia. ...... " "ii Aorangl 13Warrlmoo. " 14 Australia ...... " 18Nlpron Maru " AmerlcanMaru.. " 11Mariposa io Moana " 36IJIode Janeiro " "1 Cltyot Peking.. nCoptic ..May 5 Gaelic ....May 6Australia , Mlowera " toAorangl. " ,a Australia " 16America Maru.. ' 11 Hongkong Maru " 16Cllyot Peking.. " J ChinaMoana " "94 Alameda 14Gaelic " 31 Doric June 1Australia June 1 Warrlmoo " 7HongkongMaru ' g Nippon Maru... " 10Mlowera " "9 Australia i)China " 16 Nlode Janeiro. " irAlameda " "11 Mariposa 11Doric " '4 Coptic at

NOTB. Departures (or and arrivals trom the Col-onies, or China and Japan.are not glen In the abovetable, though they can be easily ascertained, as for-eign mall steamers generally lease Honolulu the dayof arrival. Steamers Aorangl, Warrlmoo and Mlo-wera run between Victoria and the Colonies! Alameda.Mariposa, nnd Moana between San Tranclsco and theColonies i Nippon Mara, Rio de Janeiro, China,D'rlc. Coptic. America Maru, Gaelic and HongkongMaru between San Tranclsco and Japan and China ;Australia between San Francisco and Honolulu only.

Beer and Wine Dealers.

I-IO- AI A.DIH

SAUERKRAUT3 pounds for 2$ cents.60-pou- nd casks, $4 per cask.

AT.....

1ST. BREHAMVSHop Boor Dopot, No. 11 Konla (formerly

Hmllli) street.

LOVEJOY &CO.IMFOIITISIIS, AND WlIOI.ESAI.K

Wine id Lipr DealersAgents for the Dottled kalnler Deer of Seattle.

No. 10 NitiTANU STiir.irrroster Block. Honolulu. Hawaiian Island!.

P.O. Box ut. Alulual Telephone 3o8.

A oloso rosomblauco to Ileor,From Kentish Hops." An mlmlrablo Imlt.illiui." Tn.i,...Tlmos.

HAWAIIAN SODA WOUKS.Tolophono 032, '014

GONSALVES & CO., LtdWHOLESALE GROCERS AM

WINK MERCHANTS.

t!25Q,eon strool. Honolnlu, W.

Chinese and Japanese Firms.

W. W. AHANA

Merchant Tailor323 Nuuanu St.

Flno Suitings In Kngllsh, Scotch nndAmerican Goods made to onlor.

rolophono C68. Postolllcobox 1)86.1019

MANILA. OIGAEETTES.

I liavojust rocelvod a big Importationof those goods.

KAM TAI,Hotol St., nonr Fort.

.Ivory "WaroLacquer Waro

. Silver Waro

.Crockery WaroWING WO TAI & 00.

. 214 Nuuanu atreot

Seasonably Goods.CIIAHIS of all kinds, Mnttlng,

Chinese Ornss Linen in any color,Fancy China Silk I land kerchiefs.

KWONO IIINQ 011ONG CO.,1004 Nuuanu above King st.

HIIT KEB EESTAURAN1?A Liken, botweon Morchant and King

A First Clara Meal nt All Hours,15 OENTS.

B- - Luncheon Rooms for Ladlesmill Gents, dive us a trial. 1157-0- n

L. CHOXG,No. 6 Nuuanu St., below Alerchant, Honolulu.

iMEKOHANT : TAILOR.H5iitl miiirnt41 in fit - !... .....

C othlng made to orJer: Uniforms a jMclaliy,

TAKAKI &CO.,Contractors, Builders,

And HOUSE PAINTERS.

iiS'i Nuuanu street, Honolulu, H. I.Jill

VING OIIAN,FURNITURE DEALER,

400 Nuuanu Stroot.

Chain of all kinds, Matting,Cigars, Silk and Chlnose Tens. 1130

SHIPPING NEWS

Additional, and the latest Shipping News, will beround on the eighth page.

TIDES.

r:Day.

rp

p.ni a.m. a.m. p.ni.Moi.tlny 13 5.10 1.U1 10.3011.03

Tuesday 14 0.05 5.01 11.04 n in.0.38

Wednesday.. 15 0.57 5.28 11.31ll.ni. 1.55

Thurstlny 10. 7.50 0.0(1 12.02

Frldnv '17 nil I 0.15 12.33 3.10Saturday 18l0.li) 8.20 1.20 5.21

8unilay. Ill) 11.12 10.15 2.30 0.21

The Stnndard time whistle Pounds nt12h. Om. Oi. finldnlglitj, Greenwichlime, which Is lh. 3(iiii. p. in. of Ha-waiian Standard time.

MOVEMENTS OF STEAMEItS.Htenmers due nnd to sail tixlay ami

for tho next six days are as follows:AIUHVE.

Stenmcrs From DimKhinu Mnul anil Hawaii .Mcli 18Upolu Kohala M..1, ir(llniidluo Maul Mob inWO Hiill-K- aual Mch II)Keo Lung Maru Yokoliami. .Mch 20lloiigkoiig-Mnr- u S F .Mch 21

DEPAIIT.Steanicrs For RallsKllinu Maul and Hnwnll Alnli i

Jlaudlne Maul Mrh 21W O Hall-Ka- iml Mch 21Australia Sim Kriiuclsco Mch 21IIoiigkong-Mar- u Japan Mch 21

rASSENOEIta DKPAItTED.

For Knuui porlB, per slrar Mikwlmln, March 17 A Cropp nmlwife, Miss Olnrn L'nlccki, Mrs 0 13

Crowftml, Mrs Powt'll nuil (lniijli-lo- r.

Mis4 Aimin Z lTiunuu.For Sun ImmiciVco, per 0 fc 0

H S Doric, March 18 Ur nnd MrEARonouf, Mr nutl Mr A BWood nuil ciulcl, Geo G Wiuclini-lor- ,

IMru W A Mukcc,Mias Sehultz, Mrs W 11Bailoy, Mit-- M H Bniloy, Mr nndMrs V G Loivry, Miss ApnosLowry, Mrs Tlios Mulford, T PHenshnw and wife, A M Wei In,wife nud two chililron, Mrs E ALnckey, Mra Autiio S KiiiuIbou,Louis T Graut, Mra K Tosuwn,two children nnd miiid. Mrs J JRoby, M L Gorttle, R R Uecht,Mra L 0 Turner, G M Sanders,Cnpt A D Lotbrop, J 0 White,Misa K L StevetiB, Revnud MrsHydo, J A O'Sullivfiu nnd fifteennurses.

ITEMS FROM HARBOR FRONT

Tho noxt slenmer from theConst is the Hongkon-Mnr- u, duoon the 2Kb iust. Tbo Hongkong-Mnr- u

may get in n dny abend usthese now boats nro tryinc for records.

Tbo Miowora Bailed for tho Colonies nt about 9 o'clock Inst nipbt.The Doric then bnulod nlongeide,discharged what froight she bad,took on conl nnd sniled at nbout 'Ja. m. today for San Francisco.

Veearl Nomenclature,Tbo expreaeod intention of tbo

Norlb German Lloyda to cbnugoIho nanoo of tbo "Sproe" to onocorroapoudiug with tbo KaiserAVilhelm derGroseo hasgivon Hboto considorablc diecueeinn na totho ity of long nndinvolved nnrnoa for'veBfola.

Tho wisdom of tfit policy of tboUnited Stntoa in ontlenvoring toconfine tho names of voBsels toono word ctnnot bo doubted whenono tsKes up a innritimo paperand soes bucii naraos as tho following: Kninmcrherro Scbijttc,Danish; Burgomerster JohukbeorCoenon, Duloli; Notro Dnmo doSalut, French, and Nostin delSacro Cuoro di Gcpu, ltnlinn.

All vessels arc, of courao, easilyidentiGed by their signal lettersbut iraayino the dilliculty of at-tempting to bail any ono of theseand follow tho uamo by '"ahoy."

Hut in Bingle names n dillicul'yarises regarding duplication. Forinstance there nro lb Americanvessels beariug tho uiimo Coin inl)ia of which 4 are on tho PacificOcean. Tliore aro 9 veasols ingeneral trnde named Alpha. Onthis const wo have 2 Aluska'H, '2

Aloha's, 2 Volant's, although onebns a final o which, however, isnfiou oromitud in telegraphic roports, nnd so on.

Perhaps oub way out of Ibisdilliculty is to follow tho examploof a bnrgo company nt Skaguay.Tho first barco was named Ainxand was followed by tho tJiux.Cjnx, Dinx. etc An nlnhnboticadisiiuction of Ibis kind would, nttimes, lio of great value. Mari-time Reistor, March 1.

Jt-'- n m Hnjv.tW.i.m.i'aAli.V. aHlhVi .. Ttfit. 4&a

VESSELS IN PORT.

ARMY AND NAVY.

U. S. Gunboat Wheeling, Burwell,Vancouver, Alar 16.

MUKCHANTMHN.(This list does not InduJes coasters.).

Am sip Volante, Jolinson, San Francis-co, Nov 1 1. Round for Guam.

Am stmr City of Columbia, Mllnor,Hllo, Dec n.

Br bk Wlllscott, Penbody, Nanalmo,Dec 29. H Hackfeld & Co.

Haw sp Star of Russia, Hatfield, a,

Jan 21. I I S N Co.Nor shin Hercules, Toblason, Newcastle,

Feb 10. W G Irwin & Co.Am bktne Jane L Stanford, Johnston,

Newcastle, N S W, Feb 11. W G Irwin& Co.

Am schr Maria E Smith, Smith, PortTownsend, Feb 13. Allen & Robbmson.

Am schrMaiy h Foster, Thompson, Porttllakeley, Feb t . Allen & Robinson.

Am bktne N '. .Mollestad, New-castle, NS W, I vi ., uultoorJer.

Br bk nvermark, I'lnllp, Liverpool, Feb18. H Hackfeld & Co.

Am bktne Planter, MarJen, San Franclscq, Feb 23. H Hackfeld & Co.

Am schr American Girl, Nllsen, Portlownsund, Feb 25. Oirgo lumber to orJer.

Am schr Aloha. DabeJL San Francisco,Feb 25. H Hackfeld & Co.

Am bktne Eureka, Schon, Eureka, Feb20. Lewers& Cooke.

Am sp CF Sargent, Haskell, Tacoma,Feb2S. OR&LCo.

Am bk .Mohican, Saunders, San Francis-co, Alar s. Castle & Cooke.

Am sp A J Fuller. Nichols. Norfolk. ,Mnro, 10 u o vonsui vjencrai.

Br sp CnmedJ Llewellyn, GrifTitlis,mar o. 1 II U.1VICS iV Vo.

Am bl R P Rlthct, Oillioun, San Frandsco, Alar 10. C Brewer & Co.

Am schr Eva, Raiiisellns, Eureka,Alar 11.

Am bk AUNear, Peterson, Newcastle,Alar 11. Castle .V Cooke.

AmspGeo R Skofield, Yokohama vianuo, Aiar 11. to load sugar for W u Ir-

win & Co.Am bktne W II Dlmond, Nllson, San

Fr.inclseo. Alar 12. W G Irwin & Co.Am bk Fresno, Underwood, Port Town-sen- d,

Alar 12. Honolulu Sucar Co.Am schr John A Cimnbrll. Smith.

Seattle, Alar 13. Allen & Robinson.O S S Australia, Houdlette, San Fran

cisco, Mar 15. W U Irwin & Co.Haw sp btar of Bengal, Henderson,

Newcastle for S F, Alar 1 5. In distress.Am bktne Irnip.ird. Schmidt. S.in Pmn- -

Cisco, Alar 15. FA Schaefer & Co.Haw bit Diamond Head, Ward, San

Francisco, Alar 15. H Hackfeld & Co.

1 .11)-- III1101I I'nret

mtinn is a qucrtiou of vast nuportauco to nil who wish to bewoll. If your blood ia impuroyon connot exprct good beolth,unless you begin inking Hood'sSwapiirilln nt onco. This groatmedicine makes llio blood puroand puis tho system iu goadhealth, cures spring bumora andthat tired feeling.

Hood's Pills cure nausea, sicknenuacuo, oniousness ami all liverills. Price, 25 cents.

Hon tile llerr.This evor popular Rninior bcor

is bocoming a household wordnnd "will you bnvo a glass ofSeattle" is more often board thanBnytbiug elso. Tbo Criterion8aloon bavo tbo boor on tap or inbottles.

California Frulta.D. G. Camarinos rocoived on

tbo steamer Australia a bigApples, Grapes, Figa, s,

Nuts, Puro Olivo Oil, DryFruit, oto.. otc.

Amorican Messongor sorvico.Masonio Tomplo.Tolopbono 444.

Honolulu Messongcr Sorvico de-livers mosHngos and packages.Telopbono378.

Nicoly furnisbod rooms at thePopular House, 154 Fort utreet,from S1.00 por week up.

Moobanio's Homo, corner Hotoland Nuuanu stroets. lodcinc bvday, weok or month. Terms: 25nnd 50 cents por night. $1 andSI.25 per week.

If you want a nico rubber tirohack with a caroful driver ring upClub Stable Hack Stand To, 819,and wo guarantee you will bosatisfied.

Tbo uso of tbo Singor in mil-lions of homes shows tho unpre-cedented success of tboso idealsowing machiues. It is convinc-ing proof that the Singer oxcolsin nil kinds of family sewing andart noedlo work. All our sowinglnnohiiiPB aro of tbo host construc-tion, bountifully dpenrntod, andare mounted ou selected woods iufiuely finished cabinets of artisticdesigns. 13. Borgorson, agent, 1GJPohol streot.

For somo timo, I bavo sufferedwith rhonmntUm and tried everyimniMunblft tomedy, without elTeot.Mr. F. G. S. Wells advised mo totry Chamberlain's Pain Rnlm,telling mo that ii hud cured manycases of long standing liko mino,I bnvo used four bottles nnd feelsure that nuo more bottlo willmnko my cure comp'oto. A. P.Konlss, Clarernoro, Ark. Sold bvnil dealers. Benson, Smith it Co.,Genornl Agents.

'tu1,. i r fi

The Gin StablesLimited.

0. Bellina, : Miinaccr.KOUt SlKi'EV,

Tolcphono 477Liyery, Boarding & Sale Stables

Prompt Service. Stylish Turnouts.Safe Drivers.

Wo are especially equlpjd to enter toyour trade. Fair dealing ami good mvlco Is what wo depend 111,011 to'got it.

Wo liavo for sale Pamlly CarrlnenandbrU.i.j Horsoi, slnclo or double tnjmtThoy nro In good condition and will be'sold 011 ..uornljlo term".

Dr. Itnvnt is always In attotrdanccjtitho btauiuti. t

GmbBiaulesHackStaniCor. Union A Hotol Sis.

(Old llell Towor). ,

OAHEMJLL AND WKLL iNFOKMrXDHIVKHS.

FIltST CLASS CAHHIAUES.HACKS AT ALL HOURS.Ordors forSurreys, Wagonettes, SlngiB

or Double Teams at n moment's tiotluvHack Nos. 125, 163, 100, 70, 77.

n.TIKLLINA. Jlor

BAILEY'S

. --msfiVTZ jTJ

We ha enow en tap a surrlvof pure anJ umld-terat-

wlnj, Irre In all, direct from our own wlu.'bij,warranted to rlJe eaMer than any oihir br.nn! un ttIn Ilonolulu, puncture rrnnl and free from oil or lysubstance that could possibly Injure the irm-- t senltltire, Kimonter that a Mnwattlalleys will eo fartherthan any other In ton. We Imethe finest thlni-t- ta connection for tree air, no tioie. no trouble 'laPe-l- n

aboul Puncture Proof, e shall have In nock taa few days n tire that a Klmte lliorn cannot rrnttrata.We sent to tho maker a full line nf thorns for a trliLthe factory enptrlmenttd wlih them and tnunj thai iVMlUaukee luncture proof Tire la Impervious ti'Vworst Klawc thorn ou can find. It Is atoascay Wride as any first class tire In the market I'uncurI'roollnir. has not tflcetcd Its rrsllcncy, no metal tl.VIn the thread. For sale In the Hawaiian Mauds exclu-sively by

Bailey's Hoiioltilu'tCyclery,231 KING STRI1ET.

Established i3g Heainuartws '- - :j;itlni

Your Roof and

Gutters.Should be put in thorough repair

before you are wnshed -- out duringthe heavy rains.

I stand ready to do any necessary-repair-

required.

John PJot75-7- 9 KING ST.

Tolophono No. 31.

FOR YOKOHAMA!

The A 1 Japanese S. S.

KEB LUNG MARU,G. TARAO, Alaster,

Will sail for the above port on or aboutAlarch zotli.

CSTFor freight or passage apply to

Theo. II. Davies & Co., Lid.-O- P,-

Japan immigration Co.,1 162 Room No. 1, Spreckels Bldg.

Telephone )8.

ItEl'AIKKU AND LOOKBMITH.

J. T. LUND,

Practical Machinist.Estimatos onOruainoutallron and Dram

Work, llronw) Rloetro riatlnir.Ulcyclo Itopalrlng in all its TironciiM.

Union Streot (Bell Tower).

A GOOD THING4 u U C

Ohia, Algerok aod Pine FirewooiOat sd Split (reutly for the Btoye).

AIm).

STOVE, STEAK &BUCKSMITBC0A1WHITE AKD III.AOE BAND

At Lowest Prices, delivered to &n purlthe Citf.

VRI.KPHONIJ) .!!

HUSTACI & CO.,31 Qn6r Street.

mdame wqlfe,

Fauli iDressniutequeen imrn. cottage.

-- f5tfn -- NUIMNU STHI &Having arrived from Mie Coat per S. S.

Garonne, has commenced business. i"htvery latest styles, and t perfect fit, guaranteeil. Charges moclcr-tte- . iui

CITY REPAIR SHOP115 BcthclSt.,op.On8tIe &CooUe

TELCPIIONb 1011.Strictly new itiS Cleveland 'In cles for Rent,Second-han- d Bicycles foi lieKepalrlnz uromntlv and 'Lunuehlv jtiemfej

All work euarantecJ.D lONES,

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THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. I., MARCH" 18, 1899.ffj)iwiww ivn

I -.?"- . WANTS. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE('lawktrriigH

in

OSE!Uavo you over tried Mineral Rubber Gar-

den Hose? If not now is justtlio time to do so

as wo lmvo just received per "Monna" ovor a thou-

sand dollars worth of this iino hose, just 209 lengths.This is the third shipment wo lmvo had of M-ineralized Hose and if it goos tho way tho lastones have wo will have to lmvo another very soon.If yn want tho host hoso in ado ask for Minera-lized,

; :AT :

E. 0. HALL & SON, Ltd,

That

Uor. Fort and Kins: Sts.Columbia and

FOR SALE !

le&ant Residence of Thos.R. Lucas, Esq., Beretania

and Kinau Streets.SIZE OP LOT, SOOxSSO.

Consisting of large house withDouble Parlors, Dining Room, 4 lare Bed Rooms, Lanai, Kitchen,B?tli, etc. Also Cottage of 3 large rooms, with Bath Room and Closet.

.Servants House of 4 rooms, Carriage House, and everything re-

quired for a first-cla- ss home.The grounds are planted with all kinds of fruit and ornamental

trees, flowers and ferns.Tins is one of the nicest homes in Honolulu. Must be seen to be

appreciated. For further particulars see

C. ABLES, Real Estate Agent,3!5 Street. Telephone 130.

1161

UUUJ.

Itainbler Agonta.

L,Fort

LAUDED, EX CARNEDD LLEWELYN.

Corrugated Iron, Cement,Buckets, Tubs, Wire, Bags,

Crockery, Glassware,Fire Bricks, Fire Clay,

Alienors and Chain

THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD.

fOO.MIt UNION- - FU.MJ.

New York, March 9. Deedslave boon eigned by the heirs ofTstrr Omppr by the terms ofwliioh 8550,000 will be nddedwvphJubIIv to Ihe endowment fundof Coipor Union. This earn istho principal of the trust fundleft by LVu-- r Cooper for tho sup-iw- rt

of hid family Under theurcoiui'iit between the Loirs his

entire esUtt will thus have beendevoted to tbo institution whichLo fouuded.

Mr. Goouer's descendants andtbo amounts which thpy contribute to tho union at their deathare aafollown:

Edward Cooper. S100.000; Mrs.Earab Amelia Hewitt, $100,000;Mrs. Lloyd S. Bryep, daughter ofEdward Cooper, $50,000; Mrs.James O. Greeu, daughter of MrB.Birah Amelia Hewitt, 850,000;Hiss Sarah Cooper Hewitt, $50- ,-

000; Peter Cooper Hewitt, S50.00013 J ward It. Hewitt, S50.0U0; MieB

lii..r U Hewitt, $50,000; Eraiine HVwilt, S5o,ooo

This addi.iou to tho endowmentwill bring the total given to thoinstitution by the Cooper familyup to $l,()ooo,ooo, not including

. $51o,ooo given by Edward Cooper,Mrn. Sarah Amelia Hewitt anlAbrurn S. Hewitt for remodelingthe buiidiug. The bnildiug audapparalub are valued at Sl,o75,ooo.

m

Police Court Note.In tin Police Court Thuraday

foronnon Tlios. MuTigbo was flu-t- il

$2 Mud coBtH ou ttio charge ofjirofanity. McDonald for assaultand balloiy 0 1 U. Klomme, wasliued $5 hud cifet and HarinkaI r cru-lt- y 10 animals, wos fined

5 aud cukIs.

NEW TO-DA- Y

HENRY ST. GOAR.EDWARD POLLITZ,

r

Members Stock and Bond Exchange.

EDWARD POLLITZ&CoCOMMISSION BROKERSAND DEALERS ININVESTMENT SECURITIES

Particular attention given to purchase anl sale ofHawaiian Sugar Stock.

Loins Negotiated. Eastern and Foreign Stocksand Bonds.

403 California St.,Sun Francisco, Cnl. 1172

WE OFFER YOU THE

Best 5c. CigarTo bo bail for tho monoy.

CLOSING OUT ALL OUR DOMESTICOIQAIIS.

Beaver Lunch Rooms.H. J. NOLTE.

B. A. MOTT-SMIT- H,

ATTORNEY,

Has this day moved to theJudd Block. Fort St.

Attorney T. McCants Stewartdelivored in tbo Y. M. 0. A. balllitt evening, tbo second of tbelectures the course recently arratified. Mr. Stewart was greetedby a Rood sized audionco. Thespeaker's topic, "Grumbling audGruinblors," wfcB very olovorlytreated.

WfJsWrfl In Iblt column tilll hi InurliJ allfceuhvim. atintlrit inttrtion; to ctnli nconJiitttr

Hon; jo ctnli a nelk ani o ctnli a month. 7 Ml h Ibtttiapul ttvttUiint ever cfftrtJ Ittftoflt of Honolulu.

UE WANT YOU TO HAVE a West DisinfectingMachine put In your closet or cesspool, and

save sickness. California Feed Co.,Afrents. 1069

WANTED.

WANTED-- A WHITE WAITER for the OrpheumEither man or woman. Apply at Cafe.

ItTl'lWWANTED Five Messenger Do)i, at once. Applyv Amu lean Messenger Service, corner Hotel and

Alakea Streets. ttGi-t- f

XANTED Mr. E. Pierce, at prewnt and for manyears past Bookkeeper for Hamakua Mill Co ,

and Kukalau Mill Co., deslres-a- appointment. Wasformerly for a long period chief accountant to theRoyal Nicer Co. Reference: Messrs Theo. II.Davles & Co , Ltd.. Honolulu. ii6t-i-

WANTED-- To purchase for cash, USEDPOSTACiE STAMPS. 10 of each value.

M DAVIS, 87 Shuter St., Montreal, Canada 1156-i-

THE PUBLIC TO KNOW that the St. Louis Col- -lege, St. Andrews Priory, Oahu Prison, Oahu

Insane Asylum, and other public institutions, use ourwith great success. California

Peed Co., Agents. 1069

BOARD AND ROOMS.

NICH.Y FURNISHED ROOM In pnvale familyHOARD and every horn- - comfort. Cars

pass the door eery few minutes Terms moderate.Appiy St I ucretania street, next uty 1 et J More.

TO LET.

rO LET Two large airy, well furnKhed rooms lorent. Inquire o6 Punchbowl street. it64iw

TO LET New cottage of eight rooms In Collegestreet off Wilder avenue Arolv to W. M. Cun

ningham, Tavorlte saloon, or his residence. Collegestreet. ntS-t- f

WE RENT the West DISINFECTING MACHINESand keeD them In order, for a small monthly

rental California Feed Co., Agents. 1069

LOST.

STRAYKD--A III ACK MULE branded J. V (withaboe ) Finder will be suitably rewarded

by returning to J. M. VIVAS. n68-t- f

LOST Thursday orTrlday night a Ladles BlackSilk Cane lined with silk, somewhere

between Queen and k'ukul streets and Kallhl. Returnto Bulletin Office and receive reward. n63-i-

I OST Ladles Open-fac- e Gold Watch.t-- "N. II " In large letters on the hackurday afternoon.reccKc reward.

Lostreturn to and

FOUND.

Monogram

Wlchman's.

OWNERS OF COLUMBIA MODEL 49BICYCLE, left at Maklkl Grocery Store, please

call and tret same at once and rav storage.Bicycle wlilbe used If not for In ten davs

FOUND Pouch containing lllcvcle outfit. Ownersame bv calHn? at ths Evenlnc Bulletin

office and paying expenses.

FOR SALE.

Il67-t- f

called

COR SAI BUDDED NAVEL ORANGEP TREES. Address HAWAIIAN FRUIT ANDPLANT CO , P. O. Box 767. Honolulu. h6-i-

FOR SALE Cheap, a Blocle Merry-G- o Round,16 rassengcrs: riders furnish the rower:

one rl 'er can propell It. For full particulars enquireat BAILEY'S HONOLULU CYCLERY. aji King St.

1100-1- 1

FOR SALE A handsome Japanese screen for $40."S," Uulletln Office. ns)-i-

OPIORTUNITY FOR DAIRYMENI-Istand-b- red

to the thoroughbred sire of theW. G. Irwin dairy. For further particulars Inquire ofC. W Macfarlane.

COR SALE-O- ne SIIIPMAN ENGINE In rerfect' order. Apply to II. G. Blart, Fort St. itoj-t- f

d Pedal Bass REED ORGANfor chapel or residence. Bergstrom

Music Co., Fort street. 1067

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HUTTLKJIt.NT APPA1KS.

Ilvfurn of Oincrr Iteynoltla IVIth VeryFnvoralili. neporfa.

O. B. Itoyuolils.t'xecutive officerof tbe Doard of Health, has re-turned from Molokai. Answerincquest iouB about affairs at the Sot-tleme-

he incidentally correctedstatements lately made by a correspondent ot tins paper.

Pipo layioR is coinc on fast.especially conaiderinp; that sickpooplo ouieily constitute the labor,also that tho work thus far donohas been tho hardest from being,much of it, up stbep cliffs.

Tbo moat difficult part of thepipe laying is over. In two weeksmore, with fino weather, Kalau-pap- a

will bo gettii g itB water sup-ply fed from the now 8 inch main.This runs from the Waikolosource to a point close to tbeBaldwin Homo at Kalawao.Th on co G inch pipes will run toEalauptpa instead of tho 4 inchones now mere. Altogetherabout 22,003 feot of now pipo willbavo been laid.

Taro planting also gooa on sat-isfactorily. It is a boon to thopeople themselves. They had

got quite a lot of taro, whichis muou preferred to the outsidesupply, and at times when it waBmost needed.

A New 'lilneae t'mjieror.Tho Peking and Tientsin Times

of tho 18th alt., eavs it has roason to anticipate the proclamationby trie impress JJowagor of auow Emperor, who will probablybo completely her tool, leayingher in undiminshed enjoyment ofbor power and position. "Tho3uict attitude and apparent

of tho Foreign Itonro- -sontativos favors this movement."

The HewernKe Hy.tem.Mr. Edwards, Buporvisinc en

gineer for Mr. Bering, has takona desk in the Publio Works bu-

reau. Ho has gono all over thoground of tho projected Beweragesystora with Superindent Kowell.Work will soon b6gin on construetion.

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For additional Shipping News see seventh page.

Diamond Head Signal Station, MarIS, 1 l in Weather lino, wind lightS W. Schooner Lady oil' DiamondHead.

Weather Bureau, Punahou. Mnr 18.Temperature Morning minimum,

01; Midday maximum, 80.

(Barometer corrected for gravity ,06 )

Barometer. 0 a in, 30.01. Steady.Rainfall, do, 0.00.Humidity at 0 a 111 78 percent.Dew Point MF.

AllMVAlB.Friday, Mar 17.

Stint- - Lchua, Bennett, from Molokaiand Lanai.

Stmr J A Cumnilni, Searlc, fromOahu ports.

Stmr Kilohaua, Thompson, fromMakawolli 4100 bags sugar for Alex-ander & Baldwin anil 120 bags rice.

DEPAHTllllEBSaturday, Mar 18.

U S S colllor Scludla, Fluid, for SanFrancisco.

O & O 8 S Doric, Smith, for SanFrauulcn.

Stmr Iwalanl, Gregory, forllonokaaand Kukullmcle.

Br nh LinllthgoWHhlre, Anderson,for tho Sound, in ballast.

rABSENOEUB AltlUVED.From Makaweli, pi-- r stmr Kilo-lian- a,

Mar 17 F Gay and child,Ed Shott, Mies Mehlum and ICondeck.

The Kinau is duo from Mauiand Hawaii ports tonight.

Tho tnchout Iroquois is expected back from tlilo tomorrow.

Tbo Ka Moi camo infrom Hamakua with a load ofsugar this morning.

The schooner Mokulolo, ladonwith lumber and coueral meruhuu- -

diso tor Molokai, was towed to seaby the Eleu this morning.

Tho Star of Bengal has haulodalongside tho fislimurket wharfwhere she is now discharging hercargo of overheated coal.

The Diamond Head has hauledalongside Wilder's wharf to dis-charge her hay. Tho live stockwos discharged yesterday.

After discharging her livo stockat Wilder's wharf, tho Irmgardhauled over to lirewer's wharfwhero she is now dischargingher cargo of gonoral merchan-dise.

Tho Jeannetto sailed for thenorth this morning. The captainwus very much disappointed thatho did not get a whale 01 two outof tho school that was outside yes-terday.

Tho Kilohana arrived fromKauai porta last night. CaptainThompson repnits tho Kesuhou atWaiwea and 02,000 bags of eutjarleft on tho Garden Isle. The Ki-

lohana is putting her sugar intothe Mary E Foster.

Hrlmtla Histla.

Tho Scindia sailed for SanFrancisco this morning. Thoofficers do not seom to know whatwin necoino or mom next, now- -ever, I is generally beiioved tnatthoy will bo transferred to theHauler and thal vessel will ro-tu-

hero from timo to time. Thodeparture from Honolulu comesas au unwelcome ovont to most oftho officers who have, during theirstay, become vory much attachedto the place.

Stubborn Bailor.Just before tho Golden Gate

sailed yesterday, ono of the sailorswas taken aboard by police off-icers. The fellow refused to stayaboard ship and signified his in-

tention to get away before tbevpsboI sailed. At a word fromOfficer Kaili, tbe irons were puton tho man's writB and bo wastaken below, thero to remain untiltbo ship got far out to sea.

UAND fO.VCURTS.

Tbo band will play tbo follow-ing Bolectious at a coucort in Em-ma square tbis afternoon:March Charge of tho Battalion

.7 HallOverture Forest Murmuring

HoulllonFantasia Q old Ueetle'a Solrco

KlllIKSelection Erin ProndlvllioWaltz Merrier Still HtraussFinale Kamehamelm Borgor

Tho Star Bpaugled Banner.

At Makoo Island Sunday after-noon, tbo band will play tbo fol-

lowing muBio:pakt I.

Old Hundred.Overture Dou Giovanni MozartFantasia A Soronado HerfurtliGrand Selection I Purltanl...BelllulE Clarionet Solo Scones that aro

Brightest BoundMr. Chas. P. Kalelkoa.

PABT II.Cornet Solo That Low. Soft Re

frain ItzelMr. Charles Kroutor.

Selection Irish Melodies MaancuFantasia Tatnbourln BogottlOverture Primrose Brcspan

Tho Star Spangled Banner.

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Of the very best grades of new and popular style of Shoes.Our stock Is a thoroughly good stock In every respect. You willfind It good because Its styles are not only tasty, but desirable andserviceable. GOOD because Its assortment Is varied and complete.GOOD because it shows full, honest value for the price every time.

IT WILL COST YOU NOTHING,

except your time, to call and see for yourself, and If your TIME Isvaluable you cannot spend It to a better advantage, or at any placewhere you will receive better returns than examining our superbstock.

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tt 33 Queen Street

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Auction Sale.OF.,

Kalibi Residence I

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SATURDAY, March 25th,AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON,

At my salosroom, Quoon stroot, I willsoil at Publio Auction,

A KESIDKNGE, on tho cornor of Kosoand Mlddlo stroeta, Kallhl, adjoiningtho residences of H. C. Moyors and V. J.Fugoroos.

LOT has a frontago ot 100 foot on Kosostroot and 139.6 foot on Mlddlo stroot.

DWELLING HOUSE contains parlor,throo bod rooms, hall, dining room,kltehon, pantry and bath.

GROUNDS planted with cholco varie-ties of fruit trees.

For furtlior'partlculars apply to

JAS. P. MOEGAK,Auctloneor.

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Mexico' He trace byatein.

Cily of Mexico, Marob 9. Tbomain work on tho now seweragesystem of tbe city of Moxioo 1ibbeon begun. Tbe contractors, aFroncb firm, have four years inwbicb to complete tbe work, butwitbin a fow days thoy will put ona forco of 1500 men and they ox-pe- ct

to earn a largo bonus by fin-

ishing construction in thirtymonths. When tbo system iscomplotod, it is propbosid thattho Oily of Mexico will bavo alower death rate than any othorcity of its size in tbo world. Tbooontract carries with it a hugepumping engine, by meanB ofwhich tho Bewers will bo thor-oughly flushed overy twonty-fou- r

hours.

A cricket match is on this oftor-noo- n

on tbe recreation grounds inMakiki.

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THEORPflEUM'FAMILY THEATRE.

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Post's VarietyCompany in anEntire Changeof Pro&ram.

Reserved Scats,General Admission,

For Sale.Fine LevelBuilding LorOn King Street.

Free ArtesianWater with

The Property.A Bargain forOne Who DesiresTo Build.

For particulars apply to

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WILLIAM SAYIDGE1

No. 310 Fort St.HAWAIIAN

Mercantile Agency210 KING STREET.

icult Collections, a Specialty.

.7. OTJDERKtRK,Contractor and Builder.House Moving, ani all Klnd ot Heavy WtlgM

ManJIeJ.

NO. 617 TORT STREET. HONOLULU. '(Opposite Club Stables).

Residence Telephone 49a, t'Jfll

REALESTATE

BARGAINS !

Harm at llamakua $ t.oooSOLD.

t'i acres land near town , 5,00aSOLD.SOLD.A Lodging House, ir lease. s.Large lot at Malklkl 10,000

its acres coffee land, Kona 3,00a

Si acres coffee land, Kona, H planted.,.. 6,000Lot M acre near town s,;caComerlot center of town 10,000

SOLD.House and Lot, Punahou 1.000

Larce Lot and good Paying Business. . it.oooLarce Lot, Palama, nearly H acre 4,00a

For further particulars apply to

J. M. VIVAS,G Postoliice Lane, - Honolulu.

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