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VOL. III. HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, SATURDAY EVENING DECEMBER 1X94. NO 537

The Hawaiian Star.PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON

EXCEPT SUNDAYBY THE HAWAIIAN STAR NEWSPA-

PER ASSOCIATION, Ltd.

EI). TOWSK. EDITOR

C. L. DODGE, - HUHINESB. MANAGER

SIIBSOKIPTIOH RATIB.

Pet Year In Advance, - - --

Per8.00

Month In Advance, --

"nretim,

.TS

per Year in Aavanoe. - 12.00

Tldea, 8nn and Moon.

sal pel rl J. 9f LI It u I

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6 St! 8Mon fl.MllUVT

Wed .. ..-..- -

Thur.. 6.2s!

Fri- - ..

Bat ... 5.14! 2 44Sun... 5.24! 8.41

IdHal quarter of the moon on the 18th at 12

h 44 m. p.m.Time Whlptle Blows at In., 2m.. 84s. p.m. of

Honolulu time, which is the same as lUn. , 0m.,0s. of Greenwich time.

For every 1000 feet of dlitance of the ob-

server (from the Custom House) allow oneBecond for transmission of sound, or 5 secondslo a statute mile.

MKTEOBOLOOICAL RECORD.

lly the Government Survey, PublishedEvery Monday.

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4 N E 44 BNK 42 6K 2

SB 3..10 E 2 5

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Fri. 14:lu.l;!3a.o;i 72 76 74

Hat- - 15 80.lliSil.-- 71 75 0.051 63

Barometer rorrected for temperature andelevation bul not for latitude.

VOKKION MAIL SERVICE,

Bteainships will leave for and arrive fromBan Francisco on the following dates, till theclose of 1SU4 :

Arrive at H'n'lulu .Leave Honolulc ro&from Han F'cibco Ban Francisco or

ob Vancouver Vancouver.On or About On or About

Australia Dec 1 Arawa Dec 1

Oceanic Dec 11 Australia Dec 6Mariposa Dec 20 Monuwai Dec 11

Armwa Dec 23 Miuwt-r- Dec 81

A ustralia -- Dec 29 China Dec 31

18B5. NJW.China Jan 22 Warrlmoo Jai.1Oceanic tVblu Gaelic Feb 16

" lna April S Peru Mar 29

Monowai .lan 17 Gaelic Apr 28

Austriilin Jan 201 Australia Jan 6

Alameda Feb 141 Alameda n 10

Australia - Feb SIS Australia Feb IMariposa Marl) .Mariposa Feb 7

Australia Mar Ml Australia Mar 2Monowai Apr 11! Monowai Mar 7

Australia Apr 2oi Australia Ma 30Alameda May 9! Alsmeda Apr 4

Australia May 161 Australia Apr 27Mariposa June B Mariposa May 2Australia ne 15 Australia Vay 25Monowai July 4 .Monowai May 30Australia July I Australia June 22Alameda Auff II Alameda Jim. 27Australia Aug 10 ustralia July MMariposa Au au Mariposa July 25Australia Kept 7 Australia Auk 17

M .nowal Sept 26 Monowai Aug 22Australia Oct 5 Australia Sept 14

Alameda Oct 24 Alameda Slept 19

Australia 2 ustralia Oct 12

Mariliosa Oct 17

Australia Nov 8

OAHD RAILWAY & LAP CO.'S

LVPlt

TIME TABLE.from and After June 1st, S8

TRAINS

TO EWA MILL.B. H. A. D.

A.H. P.M. P.M. P.M.

Leave Honolulu 8:45 1:46 4:36 5:10

Leave Pearl City 9:30 2:30 6:10 6:56

Arrive Ewa MU1 9:67 2:67 5:86 6:22

I TO HONOLULU.C. B. B. A.

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

Leave Ewa Mill 10:43 8:43 6:42

Leave Pearl City 6:56 11:16 4:16 6:10

Arrive Honolulu 7:80 11:56 4:55 6:4

only. C Sunday's excepted.H Dally D Saturday's excepted

For Rent.House of 10 rooms on Liliha street,

near Judil, lately occupied by Mr, C.HedemRnn. Hot and cold water, range,bath and other conveniences.

For Rent or Lease.About il acres of land on Judd street,

with house containing 4 rooms, stable,outhouses, etc.

For Sale.One 20 foot diameter, all iron, over-

shot waler wheel, and one revolvingbaker's oven.

Apply toJ. EMMELUTH,

No. 0 Nuuanu street.622 tf.

Viavi Testimonial.Having received so much benefit Ironi

the use ul Viavi I m anxious the uulilicshould knuv vliat a lilessiiiK has DOUMI

to us with the Viavi RemediesI have suffered with a complication ol

diseases lor six years, have been in thehospital in Han Francisco but have tounilDOtning that has heueliled me so muchas Viavi.

I would recommend it to the sufferingpeople of Honolulu.

Any one wishing to ask me in regardto it may call at my home uti Beretauianear Nuuauu street.

MRS. SDHRAUERThese remedies for sale tt the office,

10'. King street.477-3- d & w.

Old Kona CoiteeKOK SALE AT

J. T. WATERHOUSE'Suteu Street Stores.

i

mmA FAMOUS MAN OF OLD.

Diogenes, the Cynic, the Witty I I. II....pher nf the Tub and Ijintern.

Tho cynics, a urctof Greek phllcmophen,hold that n man should be Indifferent todither pleasure or pain, good or evil for-

tune. They reduced all their wants to thebare necessities of life, considering wealthand luxury the greatest of evils and acontented mind the only blessing. They

received their namo from Cynosarges, agymnasluiii at Athens, where Autlsthenes,the founder of the sect, delivered his dis-courses. The flrdt part of the word cynoBarges means a dog, and as Autlstheneswas of rough, snappish manners his fol-lowers came to bo called dogs, and Diog-enes, tho most celebrntod of them, appearsto have been proud of the name.

Diogenes was born about 41B B. C.After he became a philosopher he wentabout poorly clad, with a wallet in whichhe put any food that was given him, andcarrying a rough stick in his hand. Heslept wherever he could find shelter; but,discovering a large cask or tub, he madethat his dwelling place. He was very pop-

ular with tho Athenians of every rank,constantly making witty or sharp remarksto them. Many stories, accepted by somehistorians and ridiculed by others, are toldof Diogenes.

Ono bright sunshiny day he appearedIn the streets carrying n lighted lanternand peering Into the face 01 every ono hemet, and on being asked why he did so hereplied that he was "looking for an hon-est man."

Another titnfl be was eating his dinnerIn thu market place, when tho people sur-rounded him, calling out "Dog, dog!""It is you who aro dogs," said he, "stand-ing around ma when I am at dinner."On being reproached afterward for eatingthere he replied, ' But it was in the mar-ket place that I was hungry."

When aBked what advantuge ho derivedfrom philosophy, he answered, "At leastI am prepared for every kind of fortune."And when any one Inquired of what coun-try he was he used to say, "I am a cUlsenof tho world."

A famous Interview between him andAlexander the Great Is said to have takonplace at Corinth:

"I am Alexander tho Great," said theking.'! am Diogendes the cynlo, " replied

the phllosoper."Can I oblige you in any way?" asked

Alexander."Yes. You can stand out of the sun-

shine," answered Diogenes.This famous philosopher, whose history

in some respects reads like that of a mod-ern tramp, was nearly BO years old whenhis death occurred on the samo day thatAlexander tho Great died at Babylon.

MlAchlevous Mat.

Mlschiovns Mat has crept In to look.If granny ia really reading her book,Down it Hllpped with a bang on the floor.And there came a aigh that wan half a wnore.

"Oli, what a juke! If I'm only quick,I can pUny dear gmnny th jolliest tiink.Hhc'll wake up and think it such fun." Mat

said.And plumped the rat on the old lady'H head.

A Big Raplda (Mich.) boy thought thatho would dig a ouve and livo In it, afterthe niannor of Kubiiibun Criuoe. His futhvr took two hours digging his hoy outafter the earth caved In on him. and theCrusoe experiment na indefinitely sus-pended.

The son of .lames Wclr ofKsyettevllle, Ark., traveled from thatoltyto fiouhen, Ind., where his undo lives. Atag was attached to thu little one's ooat,and he made the Journey alone.

William J. Wicks of Varkdale, Out,has during the last 12 months rescued 14

people from death hy drowning and Inmost of the oases entirely unaided hy auyono else.

Juntos Michael, who holds the 100 yardsAustralian bicycle record, Is ouly 17 yearsof age. lie ezpoota to visit this countrynext season, when ho will endeavor towrest laurels from Amerioan cyclists.

Albert S. Keen, a gruiiuate from theBchoolbhiu Suratogu in lb'Jij, now holds auimportant position on board the Japanesesteamship Yokohama Nuru GoldenDays.

The I'laut of Calvary.Those versed in iilatit and flower lore say

that he celebrated "plant of Calvary" wauukuown In the flora of the world prior tothe date of the crucifixion of Jesus. AcCording to the tradition, the original plantSprung up iu the track made by Pilatewbeu he went to tbe cross for the purposeof placing that famous "title" overthe headof him of whom lbs Jswa said, "Say thathe called himself Kuik f tbe. Jew.' " Theplant, as it is uow known, Is a common

... uuuA..iiUnu i, .. luiinmnJi plnvnp InMTIUII, it.lwiiiMiiin vsi. .....".. Hat as wsi

many particular, BapMaKUl In H"' I'fiuluvltlee ol uio il New Urleauo IUuim.

AYEIPSarsaparilla

ib the anr.AT

Ul ftS piii fMW1"X JXsl ,NERVE TONIC.

AN1

STRENGTH - BUILDER.U :i lacks

and na k.t upevery minor,

lire Ul erup- -iluns, re tme

kexhai-;- ci vitality, mi' dilves

ut t v. n ele- -

nienl u disease.WW Sufft rem from'Ii Stloil.KCll- -

eral debility, orstiy uNser all- -

men' arihiK from impure M .ml, shnuld lakeAyer's Saiamiiillii. It gives stretujlh tothe weaii. ami up the system gener-ally. By Its 0M food is nniM imurl-hln-

Bl.Mp refreshing, ami life enjoyable.

Ayer's SarsaparillaHIGHEST AWARDS AT THE

World's Great Expositions.Miulo lj Ir. .l.l'.Aj pr A Co.. well, Main., U.S.A.

Dr,B,WBW "f '1hm)i imltntiiniB. The nameAyw'd .ii ;n in . .r.'mluent on theTrjiij.er. iiiiil - limii la the rLihs of cacti ofour bottles.

HOLLISTER DRUG CO.

WHOLESALE AOENTS.

This Spaceis

Reservedfor the

itable Life Assurance Society

of tlie United States.

BRUCE & A, J, CARTWR1GHT,

General Managers for the Hawaiian

Islands.

CASTLE & COOKE,LIFE AND FIRE

Insurance Agents.

AGENTS FOR

ATElf ENGLAND MUTUAL

Life Insurance Co.OK BOSTON.

jETNA (

FIRE

INSURANCE CO.OF HARTFORD, CONN

ATLASASSURANCE COMPANY,

1S08.Capital, - - $6,000,000Assets, - - $9,000,000

HavinK been appointed agents of the aboveCompany we are now ready to ettect Insur-ances at the lowest rates ot premium,

H. W. SCHMIDT A HONS.

NEWGROCERY STORE

saa NUCANU 8TKKET,

Het ween Hotel and K Iuk Street, next to Shoot-iti-

Oallery.

GEO. McINTYREHas open"d a First class Grocery I tore asabove. He will keep always ou hand thebent snd fresheHtAmerican and English GroceriesAnd do his best to pleuKc all customers

Purchases de'lvered to all partH of thecity. MUTUAL TELEPHONE 257.

YOURWATCHwill be mack' to keep excellent

time il left

THREEDAYS

with- --

FARRER & CO.,the well known and reliable

Watch Makers.

515 FORT ST.If satisfaction is not given, your

money will be returned in full

Island orders will receive

prulllpt attcntlUll. 5 7 Gill

HAILftvs LITTLE SID.

Ralley had a IIKIe bed.IU name w b Woven Wire:

And everyone who uted It Mid,"T'wan all you could desire.

Heaold It ii the dealers round.They Bold It o'er an I o'er,

And-onc- they sold It they were boundTo sell It more and more.

The folks thy like this Wire Bed,"Coz, why.'1 It will not rust,

Buy "Solid Comfort" and be ledIn "Halley's Bed" to truat.

We'll weave a kindly web of rest,All party factions cease.

Vote Bailey's Bed to be Uie bestOn which we're all at peac. A s.

WOVEN WIRE BAILEY.

HoTfL STREET.

MA.tlACTUBtai orWOVEN WIRE MATTRE8SE8 and

IRON BEDS, which will not rut.

MISS 0. B. GREENWALD.nRESSMAKER, 1.ATE OF J. J,' Egan'B, has made her headquarter

the Arlington Cottage (entrance onHotel at. where she will be pleased tosee her old customers and many sewones. V.'t-l-

CONSOLIDATED

SODA WATER WORKSCOMPANY, LTD.

Esplanade, corner Allen and Fort straws.

HOLLISTER A. CO.. Agents.

P. O. Box 2S7. Telephone !!0.

LEWIS & CO.IMPORTERS.

Naval Supplies. Wholesale and RetailDealers in Groceries, Provisions, etc,

111 Fort Honolulu, H. I.tS-- tf

M. PHILLIPS & CO.Wholesale Importers and Jobbers of

AMERICAN & EUROPEAN DRY GOODS,

Corner Fort and Quren Sta., Honolulu.87tf

J. M. MONSARRAT.

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY

PUBLIC.

Cartwright Block, Merchant BL, Honolulu.

II. W. SCHMIDT & SONS

IMPORTERS AND COMMISSIONMERCHANTS.

Fort Street, Honolulu.

M. S. GRINBAUM & CO.Limited.

HONOLULU H. ICommission Merchants and Importers

of General Merchandise.San Francisco Office. 216 Front Ht.

C. B. RIPLEY.

ARTHUR REYNOLDS,

ArohiteetM.OrriCBNew Hafe Deposit Building.

Honolulu, H. I.

Plant, Specifications and HuperlntendencKlven for every description of Building.

Old Buildings remodeled andenlarged

Desiirns for Interior Iecorationi.Maps or Mechanical Drawing, Tracing and

Hiueprintlng.Drawings for Books or Newspaper Ulus- -

tratfon

THOMAS BROS.,MASONIC TEMPLE.

Manufacturer and Dealers Inall kinds of

Bamboo Furniture.We offer to the people of Honolulu a su-perior article of bamboo furniture atmanufacturers' prices. Call and see us.

Hfrta

East Coknjr Fokt

44

Greets visitors by the very atmotphere pervading SANTA CLAUS' HEADQUARTBRS

NEW ami ATTRACTtVB GOODS

- WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW -

Earliest Selectors secure the Choicest Novelties and avoid the crush and disappointment at the last. "A Word to the wiseis sufficient." By careful selection ol oitlers from France, the Eastern States and San FranCISCO we feel Confident thePublic will not be disappointed when desiring to purchase T vs and Games, Dolls and Doll tundrhts, Roc-km- Horses.Wagons, Velocipedes, Barrows, Doll Carriage, Tool Chests, Alphabets and other Blocks, Croquet Sets, Drums :lni (inns.Pistols and Chimes and other noisy instruments of all kinds, in Rubber, Wood, Metal, etc. Novelties in EndlessVariety in Attractive Stationer), Christmas Cards, Booklets and Calendars lor 1895, Finest Leather Goods in Stationeryand Fancy Lines, Plain and Silver Mounted Manicure and Toilet Sets, Work Boxes, Collar and Cuff Boxes, Shaving andTraveling Cases. Vases, Photo and Autograph Albums, Parian Figures, Brie n etc. . . .... . STANDARD BOOKS by best Authors. Presentation and Miscellaneous Books, in new and damnbindings which must be seen to he appreciated A Beautiful Line ol New Styles in INDIANBASKETS and other desirable Goods.

Prompt and Curt fill otnitioit given to all Orders (tnd (roods tor Shifmnil fucked Vtitk care.

Our Cent CLOTH BOUND BOOKS Boats Thum All.

Full Assortment of CREPE TISSUE PAPER for Lamp Shades and Fancy Articles.

Orders for the coming HAWAIIAN ANNUAL and Subscriptions for next year's supply o( periodicals will also have due attention.

Hawaiian Wine Co.,Frank Brown, Mgr.

S8 and 80 Merchant St., Honolulu, H, I.

The Republic being secured, we arenow prepared to sell at

Annexation PricesTHE BEST OF

Wines,Ale andSpirits,At wholesale. No goods sold at retail.

MMf

C, BREWER CO,, ITP

Dual St., HODDlDln, H. I.,

AOENTS FOR

Hawaiian Agricultural Co., Onotnea8ugar Co., Honomu Sugar Co., Wui-luk-

Sugar Co., Waihee Sugar Co.,Makee Sugar Co., Haleakala RarchCo.. Kapapala Ranch.

Planters' Line San Francisco Packets.( 'lias. Brewer Sc Co. 'a Line of Boston

Packets.Agents Boston Board of Underwriters.AgenU Philadelphia Board of Uuiler-writer-

List of Officers :

P. C. J r inks .PresidentObo. H. Robertson ManagerK. F. BiSHor Treas. anil Secy.Col. W. P. Allen AuditorC. M. Cooke )H. Waterhouse.. DirectorsC. L Carter )

.'711- V

WILDER & CO.(Ettabliibed in 1879.)

Estate S. 6, WILDER - W. C WILDER.

Importers and Dbalirs in

Lumber and Coal

Building MaterialsSUCH AS

DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,

Builders' Hardware,Paints, Oils, Glass.

WALL PAPER, ETC.

Cor. Fort and Queen Streets,HONOLULU. H. I.

and King Streets.

A choice selection of Pictures, comprisingEtchings, Photogravures, Allotypes, Mono-

chromes, Photographs from life, etc. etc.,just received by the

Pacific HardwareCompany, Ltd.

An invoice of the latest styles of Mouldingto arrive by the ''Transit,"Use pure water, filtered by the Slack &

Brownlow Carbon Filter.

H. E. McINTYRE BRO.,IlirOtTKKS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries, Provisions and Feed.

Now Oouda raoalTau tt ev.ry fack.t from the Kam. ru Ktatt and Eurou.Kra.li California 1'roUuu. t .very itNiwr. AU order, faitbfull) .ttiiuUiland good, delivered to any an of th. city fr. of cbarge

Inland ord.ru aoUoikl. UMiafactlou guaranteed. baffiMMXillifuat Oflloe Hoi No. lie.

MERRY CHRISTMAS

THOS. Cr. THRUM'SFort Street Store.

BISHOP & CO.,Established in 1858.

BANKERS.Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.

DRAW EXCHANGE ON

HE BUNK OF CALIFORNIA, SIN FRANCISCO

AND l UK 11 ACKNTH IN

New York. Chicago, Boston, Paris,MESSRS, N. M, HOT H HIlO & SONS, LONDON

FRANKKORT-ON-THK-MAI-

Tho ComnuTcittl Banking Co. of ttvtne;tN. S. W.

The Bank of Now Zealand, andits lirancboK in ChriHU'huri'h. Dunedinand Wellington.

The Bunk nf British Columbia. Victoria, andit branches, Vancouver, Nanainio, Westminister, B. C , and I'ortland, Oregon,

The Azures and Madeira Island.Stockholm, Sweden.Tlie Chartered Bank of India, Australia and

China,The Hongkong and Shanghai, China; and

lokohanm, 1 logo ami Nagasaki, Japan.And transact a General Banking Bus

Castle & (Me,IMPORTERS,

HardwareandCommissionMerchants,

General Merchandise, I

AgriculturalImplementsandPlantationSupplies.

4;itf

J. T. WaterhoussQueen Street Stores,

FULL LINKS OV

Hardware, Crockery, Saddler;

AND

FANCY GOODSof all dencriptiuns.

Fort Street StoreNo. lO.

IN ADDITION TO THE LAROK AS

SORTMENT OP

DRY AND FANCY GOODS

HAVE JUST RECEIVED

India Linen and Persian Lawns,Km broidery, in U vard piecesRoman and (impure hmliroidery ,

Oriental, Platte, and other laces, inwhite, cream and black,

Chiffon Lace, all colors,

40in. Lace Net, cream and black,

Striped and Check Uiunty,Wide Japanese Crepe, white and mlr'dWhite. Cream and I Mark Surah Silk.

White and Cream Silk Crepe,Navy and 'ream Sei k'.Suez and Tennis Flannel.

The Ji nness Miller "Equipoise" waistPrima Donna and P. U. Corsets,li' hen' Hlaek Hose..

CBITERION SALOONKHR NLA It HUTKl. KTKKCT.

CHAS. J. MCCARTHY. Manager.

Popular Brands of Straight Goods

ALWAYS I.N IIAMI

Trv tlie (ireal tfBttltfr. "THSBROWNIE" COCKTAIL, apeclmltjr

ith tiim rnotl.9$tat H Tim

FAMOUS WIELAND LAGER BEER,

Ik i on nil ai K. i .

I'AKK'.- - AdvvrtUH.itn lntut' KxihtiULt'. -- nil

riaiK i 01, i ti . niti-r- ouirauin ror aviv.U I'aU t ULft'le fur ltt tt

ET:THE

ELITE ICE CREAM PARLORS

Candj Factory. SjS Cake Bakery

innni BFINE MOT

IOE CREAMS. OOFFEE,

CAKES, CAIOICg TEA, CH0C0U1E

ISLAND CURIOS.Oar Ettabli.hmtnt is the Finest Resort in the

City. Call and .ee us. Open till u p. m.

When lookinfr. for mime-thin-

for a . . . .

CHRISTMAS

PRESENT KDo not forget to call atthe Jewelry Store of

J C OBMcfc

PrBlFCTBat,on Fort at, Tliey havesomething you want, anilare ninking . . . .

Low Prices on Jewelry.

Jacobson & Pfeiffer.2: if

Kin- - Sf. Resfauranf!

Corner King Sflfl Ah,kea tttls w ill givtyou the )est meal lor 280 cents 111 the city. ZWe are now in ournew rooms, everything fresl. mil

clean.

Hnnemttrr the Ptaee, corner King OfuiJAlakett afreet. MX lino

MTTRATA k Cfl

Cor. Nuuanu and Hotel BtrwtH.

New Received per S. S. Oceanic

Goods

Toys, Toys, ToysFANCY GOODS.

Silk, Silk, Silk,SILK GOODS, VARIOUS.

SCREENS,RUGS(i it 1 1

CARPETS.

A Large Stock of

Cotton and Silk Crepe Shirts.

No Store cuil giv WW Hetter

Value.

Oh, I Say.!buv you lifai'l nf tlif ut.'v tlnii Ht llir OOtWuf Kinn MM illlM Ntrwt, wtu-- you ouimy or wU MytUng tnm a nMbrld Baatti

t u itaw mill.

New and Sccond-oa- nd FarnitureAll kiutU of MMtMiil-luun- l UmkH

IhhikIiI auti mAd. All kiinU ol foutrurttiikrti for

Paiutine and UpholsterinuWe uie fully iuvnrl 1(1 t rut l foi

uny job of ittintih and rnnlrlim,.H4Wkih & iii:m:ki.an Bom

BEAYER 8ALOON.Fort Stiect. - Opposite Wilder & Co.

tf. J. NOI.TH, Prop i.L.lli'-b- eervetl Willi ,,!t,.

Noda lYauu liluifr Ale or klilk.

HT" Smoker' KequieiUe a bpacialtjr

In all Linei

Drac,

25

in lor .ill Kge.

r LINKS,Not Tiesthat bindCufT to Cult.

'EveryiCentleman

l.iki's a neat Cuff, ami arhjkt

i aihls more lo its neatnesa than' ft ginnl pair of haVtldtbma

Links? Those that are reallywhat the name implies. Ihave a han Ismne ami wellMlaoted rtock of linkH. in bothgolil and silver, from the veryinexiensive to the costly, setwith nelllH. The plain millchaseil lllVeT, silver eliHllleUcilanil hilver gilt. Kvery shape;every lite; an cheap as .:as high as :.ou. The sameleautiful Mmrtnienl in gold,only more of them. . . .

The Torpe.li, shapekeeps ilrt poptliftlit; We havethem plain or set with

I'lain plagues for nmn-grani-

are also neat aul mnehworn; while fur odd shapes aminJeas our line offers an unusualopportunity for selection. . .

At Links are right,as links are more worn thanMuttons; as

I WEhave

"THE"line of Links

in the city, la sure to look care-fully over our trays, fur theycontain what you w int. . .

H. F. WICHMAN,Fort Street.

COMMERCIAL SALOONCor. Heretaniit and Nuuanu St.

Fresh Cool Beer IiraiiKhlin

O. T. S. WhiskeyFinest of White Rye.

T KEVIN Manager

T. R HURRA?

Carriage and WagonMANUFACTURER

Repairing,Painting,

Trimming,Nkatlv Dunk.

All .uk Kuaranteed of ll.e Ih1. ( lireme a trial and bi OOAtrinaad,

No. 33 King Street.Mutual Telephone, are. P. o. Hoi. tie

REMOVAL

HUSTACE & CO.httVC IllOVfll to

Morgan's Auction Rooir sfor a abort Unit'. We are .till eelllliK

Departure Bay Coal,CHARCOAL.

ALOSROBA wad

KINDLING WOOL),in any quantity.

iMfc TelepliouiK 414.

THJ Hawaiian Star.PUBLISHBO KVKRY AFTERNOON

KXCK.PT SUNDAY

HY THK HAWAIIAN SVAR NKWSPA-PB-

ASSOCIATION. Ltd.

r.n. ToWsK.. . U, DODSli

EDITOR. . - -

HCWtMM M AN A'.KK

heMIIWCB11"TH! BATB".

(i Yi'iir In Ailvam-i'- , - Mli el Mciiitli In Advance. - Mh'llelu, (r Year In .ilvHin-r- . - - 12.01.

AIVKHTIINI HAT KM

Itnton l"r II.IHlMII mul regular ft4VSfUSlagi un be SMaUMd al n' public m Ion ofllce,

FOMowt pfonpi InMrtlon uii advertisetiu'ntft HMM l" delivered 111 Hie Hll.lneM"Mtlfc bofcini I" n. ni

s ITUROAY, DECEMBER lM.lo

SOLID as O RAN ITS,

Uxcei.t in Isolated cases, theviews of those who smoothed thewrinkles from the forbidding front

of Hawaii s polity two years ago

are unchanged. There is no swerv-

ing from the annexation pathway.There is no halting on the journey.From President Dole to the hum-

blest of the faithful there is a grim

determination to fight it out on thelines established January 17193Nothing less than close political

union with the United States will

satisfy.Those were representative men

who spoke at the American Leaguehall last evening. Talkeis from all

classes gave voice. The testimonyoffered, the advice tendered, theviews expressed, made a clear andresistless composite verdict.

is more than a destiny.It is a refuge, a haven of safety.

And annexation has never been ex- -

actly the word. It is an alliancethat is to be accomplished, by

mutual consent and with mutualadvantage.

It is too had that such a largeaction of the citizenship here fails

Of refuses to realize the inevitable.Some of them are to be excused for

being perverse. Others shouldknow better. Let them conquerprejudice.

The arguments on behalf ol unionwith the Oreat Republic are mani- -

fold onethatisiirettv nlain and to- -

tent and simple is that in a countryso small as as this a fragment of adisaffected element is able to brewturmoil. Thi creates national un- -

rest and injures business. The;conditions would obtain in some of

the States of the American union,but for the restraining influence of,

the liberal and strong central gov- -

eminent.There are many serious local

problems. The leading men hereare doing the best they can withthem. If they had the assistanceand of the Great Re-

public these difficulties would dis- -

appear like snow before the sun.Hawaii is in a fair way of settlingthe labor question itself, but ishampered by causes that annex- -

ation would remove. Of thetariff" the same is true.

The open meeting last night wasia good one in every wav. Onefeature is perhaps not noticed very

.otten. This IS the disinterested- -

ness of the foremost workers. Thereare hundreds of men hereto whom exertion is a delightsimply for the good of thecountrv. That is patriotism. Thesemen deem it a pleasure to...pio- -

neers. And thetr cause is as in-

vincible as were Constantine's hostswhen bearing the Celestial portent on their standard.

Football certainly pays. Theprofits of the gameat Xew York were 834,2 1 8.

The condemnation of the Amer-

ican League by the conspiratorswas a fine compliment to thatorganization.

Can it be that there is a personalmotive in the Advertiser editor'ssuggestion that dancing be taughtat the Kamehameha Girls' School?Perish the thought.

Thk appropriation bill reportedto the house at Washington re-

duces the pension fund I io,ox,ooolielow the amount for the presentfiscal vear.

Commencing with Martin VanBureu, sixteen men have held theoffice of President of the UnitedStates since the beginning of (JueenVictoria's reign, and of these onlyBenjamin Harrison and GroverCleveland are alive today.

A hittkk discussion on churchfair chance enterprises is in pro-

gress at Saginaw, Mich. Onepastor publicly denounced thesefeatures as gambling Anotherdivine declared that he did notconsider that games in which nomore than s cents was involvedwere gamming tun aataiMlaolnj a

dividing hue that has elicited noend ol

ITimeiJy UopiC

These big land di als that arebeing consummated should be accepted as an indication ol a proapcroui future. Hut there should

some one abroad who' wouldwork in the interest of colonitation, As has been repeatedlvSaid i Hawaii nei oilers grandinducements to the frost Bittenfarmer ol the North West to set-- !

tie here and a good smoothtalkei to go among them wouldno doubt do good work. Theow ners ol these large tracts oiland will want to sell llieni insmall tracts to the tanners, out

do so the farmer and the indmust be brought into closertouch. lie must be shownwherein the laud in. and condi-tions oi Hawaii are superior toany place else. He must becon-vincc-

that earthauakes are notan every day affair and that wehave other things than burningvolcanoes, l he agents BDroaaare engaged to talk lib attrac-tions that are of interest to oneset of men as the party ol thehi st part ami a lew business peo-ple as party ol the second partitourists come and tourists go,!ml the farmer stays forever un-

less he goes broke. 1 he man whoconies here and builds up an in-

dustry, whether it is farming.Stock growing or in making In-

dian meal is more profitable tothe community in which he livesi ban the tourist who come hereand stays a month mill then iuesinline una tells m tne vinc;inotires. The wealth per capita on adozen farmers is greater than it isuii titty tourists, where a ili visionof the spoils is concerned. We donot wish to imptv that the tour-ist business is not a ood thing;as aside speculation it is; it wasall a good many people had tolive on while the MeKinlev billlasted, but as a steady diet thepublic would not wax fat on it.There's room on these islandslor tanners and there's amplespaee lor capitalists, but theywill not come unless thev are in-

formed of the fact. There's anI A an ,,.e.-,.- l I,, Ika I', Ktatmm

'il, it tl..- - I4aurni!an Kl-m- areflowing with milk and honeyand that positions as clerks areopen to any one who will applylor them. .Men wlio have comehere in search of work havefound this to be false. Whileadvertising the country it inijrhlbe well to add a line lor thebenefit of this class of peopleand advise them to stay at home,or elsewhere than Honolulu. It

,',,c.' attention of the press and,IL, j v, l ji r , rather il nin discussingthe advantages w hich one sortol religion may have and thedisadvantages anotner possessesevery one, or rather every onebut ourselves, is after the mightydollar; it makes no differencewhether it appears "as lai jre asa cart wheel or the size of asmall wheel on a bicycle it isbeing chased up one streetand down another untilthe Goddess ol Libertyfastis lor breath. Il we can Ret.

tc tie unoccupied lands withfarmers the dollars may be hadwith less exertion. Get in andadvertise.

Th'8 ,is P'.id s1ilver eek "KiTt1'

us and with the No- -

thi ike ur sl,;ck (.vc.rbeen shown here and never willbe unless we give the exhibition.The daintiest thing you ever

s:iw m ttle silver line is our com- -

bi"1a,'" set ''' Strawberry Forksand server, ueaiitilul in desitrnanH rlelicftte : maAma, ,,.,,7,they commend themselves toevery one. INext year theremay be prettier ones but youdon't want to wait that long;Christmas is at hand now is thetunc to subscribe.

You must understand that ourlist of solid goods is not confinedto expensive articles; we have anumber ol small pieces, chastein design and inexpensive inprice, but the value is there justthe same. Sugar tongs, berryspoons, salad torks etc., andabout as cheap as we used tosell plated goods for.

And lamps! do not imaginethat the success of the ElectricLij;ht Company has deterred usIrom keeping our goods in thisline up to the standard. Wearc buying new designs all thelime and would'ut do so if wewere not continually selling, itpays to be up to the times. Andthat reminds us lrom noon onthe 22nd, to noon on the 24th,we will issue tickets for a ride-o-

the electric street railway toevery purchaser of an Onyxtable. IVettier tables we neverhad in stock and the prices areabout right.

A lew, very few, handsomepieces of Kook wood Pottery

with us. 11 you do notknow Kookwood, come in andbe introduced, you will nevertire ol it, never wish it was outol our parlor and never wantto give it away. Nothing gkjtr--

nig 111 the colors, nothing Hiesome in the decorations. Kook-wood Pottery has no immita-lion- s.

Till-- . HAWAIIAN HARD-

WARE COMPANY.

307 Fort street.

1SY AUTHORITY.TUESDAY, Dacaorsaa nth, ism,

being Christinas Dsjr,aad TUESDAY..1 am'ahy ii. I Ml), iiiinit New Year1!Day, will be observed ssHaMonal Holi-

days sad nil Qovarnisaat OrBocithtovghotit lb Republic win be nloeedon Ihoss days.

J A. KINOM miner of tlx 1 ri.ir.

Interior wire.Deo. girt, ism.

81

SIDEWALK TENDERS.

Spatoi Tenderi w in be received :ii t iio

office of the Minister, ol tin1 Interior till19 o'elooli m Thursday December 87th.for ottrMag Hni paving certain iltte- -

wik hi Port street.

Plans and ipecf flcntlorn tn.y be seenat tin' office "f Superintendent of PoWicWorks.

Tin-- Minister does no! Mini himself tosocept ili lowest of any hiil.

W, B. ROWKLL,Bopt. of Public Works.

Approved i J. A. KINO,Minister of the Interior.

Honolulu, December gg, 1884,687 at

Notice.

rf QpBHiflQ of ti NitoStrtt from Volitvt' Walk toItmiti n tit Strrrt in thti rt'ttvof tht KttfMUtiVt linihlhitj

Notice in hereby Riven to .ill partiesConcerned, that on Thursday, the Ilrd

(lay of January A t. 1815, lit the DrillShed nu PftlAoe V:ilk, Honolulu, theRoad Jury, in the above entitled matter,

sit to t on sidcr I he nrunrtetv. orlotlierwise, of the said propona!.

K. ;. HITCHCOCK,fttsrihsl of the Republic of Hawaii,

Honolulu. Dsosmber 88. 1884.588 td.

SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will he reeeived al theotHee of the Minister of the Interior un-

til Thursday, the 87th day of December,1884. al 18 o'eloek noon for furnishingmill laying 1876 running feet (more orle-- ol Sidewalk curbing, in the City ofHonolulu,

BpeclAcatloai for material, size ofhloekw anil manner of hiving, can beseen upon application to the office ofthe Road Supervisor. Honolulu.

Bids must he for so inurli per runningfoot, completed under the Inspectionand approval of the Road Supervisor.

The Minister of the Interior does nothind himself to accept the lowed or anyhid.

J. A. KINO.

Minister of the Interior.Interior Office,

December 80, 1884.53-- 3t.

To Whom it may Concern.

Notii.'e it hereby given thai nil hillsagainst the Honolulu Road Departmenthe presented hy Ti, I MM. Andall bills not presented by that date areliahle to he unpaid until tin next quar- -

ter.VY, H. CtTMMINOS,

, Road Supt.. HonoluluApproved:

J. A. KINO,Minister of the Interior.

534 td

WATER NOTICE.

In accordance with Section I of Chap-XXV- I

of the Iuwh of 1886:

All perilous holding water privilegesor paying water rates, are hereby noti-fied that the water rates for the termending Jane 80, 1896, will be due andpayable at the office of the HonoluluWater Works 011 the 1st day of January,181)5.

All sin h rates remaining unpaid forfifteen days alter they are due will heUbjeet to an additional 10 per cent.

Rates are payable at the orlici of theWater Works in Kapuaiwa Building,

ANDREW HKOWN,Hupt. Honolulu Water Works.

December l!u, 1894.535-25-

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.

Hoxiii.clu, H. I., Dec. Ill, 18H4.

Under Article 35, Section of the Con-

stitution, it is required that each mem-ber of the Cabinet shall make an annualreport of the transactions within alllepartment, duiiu,-- the year sedinaDeci'inher 31.

The Minister of Finance takes thisooessioa to rnpiest all those havingclaims of a monetary nature, to picsent them to this oltice through tinproper Departments not later than thetenth of January next, after whichdate the honks will be closed.

All persons Saving nionejs.ui ncr.iuntof the (iovernuient are reqMSStsd toiiiak. their return! uromntlv. in orderthat there may lie no delay in olesWgthe SoeoaatS for the year ending Decernber 81st, Mti

S. M.I (anion.Minister of l inanoe.

Ml iS

In t'ur Hist! (limn.The ezar wliilr at I innkt' no

ecret of his profound dUUkt to tit Gerutau ISflgWUM, wMofa he know. Iut perpisteutly MoltMl to hpt-u- or lo. Thlin! ii h MUUftM tOMMtMWl nfaMWMMMBfeiami only the other i1h , w hile alU mlinx aUJet tiotf of DaniHii he refused toaiiituer out) of thu oAotM Who mldreHMtMlhim in Cieriiiitu until t In- qpfj wua repeat-f-

iu Kiiii.-.!-, lirriin Letter.

lie Bawl 1

Willy Wilt- - l)u you Wimav, I fujicy I havequfie a literal y U nt

Van DmmwII All ' Mf hoy. Keepon, ami you'll h worw than hem - l

hroke. I'uck

lCeekle..!..

tfllll BrOWM II ;i MtklMM fellow. Henever given u thouht lu hin le iiLom

UulU Nor a dollar Truth.

. - . 0

Tf IF HAWAIIAN STAR. BATUftUA. DtCfiMBtR 2?, i04

l lll Ki ll slllAK Ks.

i kntiiai. CHIOS UHvRCHiMet nine gertlce. Bandar, Dee. 23d:

Organ prelude, "Boasts I," fMendelsMhn. Dosologr. Invocation. oioriH,Mi sftrt. Bcripture reading. Anthem,"There Were Bhepherds," Dudley Uuek.Bcripture refuting, lljmn. Prayer. Re-

sponse, "Chrystmsi Hymn," DudleyBuck. Offertory. "While ShepherdsWill 'il Their Flocks," Mario, Mm.Warn ler, Sermon. Hymn. Benediction. rOStlUdo. "Hoiilile Chorus Froms, .ins. il," Handle-Bes- t.

Evening service i Organ prelude,"Grand Chorus," Leoifnens, Doaulogy.Invocation, Hymn. Scripture reading.Anthem, "How Beautiful On theMoun- -taint, Rlohter. Bcripture rending.Prsyer, Response. "Holy Night,"Baruh?, Hymn. Offertory, "Birthday!oi ii ng, Neidllnger, Mi-- s Richardssern Hymn. Benediction. Post--1

lude, irlumphal Mareh," Ouiltnant.in the morning u Chrlstmse seNDOUill he delivered. In the evening,

"Hood CI r." Rev. Kohert G. Hiilcli-- 1

ins Mill OOOOpy the pulpit.sunuej o wool ui vno a. m.

nag lvopi..'., soeiety of ChristumEndc iivor meeting at 0:110 p. m.

ST. ANDREWS' CATHEDRAL.t'he Rerviot';. of tlie Second Congre- -

gallon of St. Andrew s t nl hedral to- -

mnrrow (Sumlayi will he as follown:11:15 a. in., morning ptayer, with ter-- 1

mont Venite. Langdon in Te Deum,Batretl in K tin: hymns 88 and 2:11;

anthem, "o. Saviour of the World," bjCoas;6t80 t. in., evensong with Herman;Magnificat. Maunder in 15 Hut; NuncDimittls, Young in D, hymiiH 2o4, 47and 18. Rev, Alex. Itacklntosh, pastor,

MSTHODIBT anSOOPAL OHUBUH.'

Rev. II. W, Peck, psator, Sundnyseivi.es Dee. a:t.l. 10 a. m., Bible '

elass. led by DSStor. 11 a. ni.preaching, auhjeot, "Christianity Nothing If Not Practlral. Class meet-ing Immediately after morning servire.Mr. C3, J. Pay olsss leader: 7::ttl i. in.preaching, lubjeett "Bmmaotteli QodWith

Prayer meeting on Vedlle8dav at7::lu i". in.

Meetings held in the hall over Traey'aitore, oorner Purt and Hotel itreeis.Koiranee on Hotel street. Everybodyweleomed.SALVATION ABMV UElllLAR SERVICES

rOB THE WEEK.Sunday, 7 a. ni., kuee drill, II

11. in., holiness meeting; 1:110

p. m. children's meeting; p. ui., familygathering; 7:80 p.m. e salvationmeeting.

Monday, 7s80 native meeting. Afterthe tlrst week in January the nativemeetings will he held Wednesday evening ami Monday evening will lie set;part for soldiers and converts of the

Army only.Friday 7:80 p. m. holiness meeting,

christians especially.Saturday 7:80 p. m. salvation

CHRISTIAN CHCRCH.Harmony Hall, King street, between

Fori and Alakea streets. Hev. T. D.QarvlD, pastor. 1'reaching in theHall al 10:80 a. in., and in the GhMpelTent at i:UU p. ni. Theme Sundayevening, "lie Pitched His Tent TowardBodom?'

Sunday lebool at 0:415 a.m.LATTBa-DA- T SAINTS.

Reorganised church of Joeus Christ ofLatter Day .Saints: Uilllani Hall, rearofOpera 11. aise. Ser.ieeswill he held onSunda) as follows: 10 a. m., Bible

lass: ll:l"i a, m and 0:30 1. M., preach-ing,

Y. M. 0. A. SERVICES.Sunday. 11 a. M., at Oahu Jail; 1:15

I'. II., al the Hanacks: 8:80 P, M., Biblesludy at V. M. C. A.; 0:H0 P. M., Gospelpr use service at V. M. ('. A.

BIOBBB KM UTS.

Bankruptcj Case hm.i Anotiier latarafttaIhk Batter.

In the matter of the allegedbankruptcy of John Cook, the res- -

spondent denies any debt or obligallon on his part to John Kmmelnth, the petitioner, and states thathe does not owe the said petitionerthe sum of if 1,012 56 as claimed, orany other sum whatever, and thathe does not owe 51x5, altogether.Cook also claims to have amplemeans and assets to satisfy amountclaimed, even if it shouldbe held due, by the Court.He denies the jurisdiction of thebankruptcy court in the matter audiasks a discharge. V. V. Ashlordis his attorney. Heard and takenunder advisement.

A decision has been filed in theMcOrew case by Judge Whiting.Attention is therein drawn to thefact that while a divorce had beengranted exceptions were taken tothe ruling and, therefore, the deci-sion could no be accountedabsolute until said exceptionshad been disposed of. Theruling, in the opinion of theCourt, cannot dispose of the ques-tion of Mrs. McOrew's rights asthe widow of the late Henri Mc-

Orew. It is ruled for the presentcase that the divorce is not absoluteand that the wife may appear inthe matter. The child's interest hshown to be hostile to that of Mrs.McOrew. On this the Court re-commends that some person otherth 111 the master shall contest therights of the child. Continuincthe Court says: "The Court tookthe matter under consideration as10 wnoui it inail appoint, ami noworders that 1 O. Larler be atmoinl- -

:1 administrator oi tlie estateH (.. McOrew,

irant the petition of Dr. J.McGrcWi etc., etc."

ODDS AND ENDS.

Twelvo KnuUshmen in cvory 10,0(0 dUOf gout.

Aittltvatlan tribal an kiiown by thtshape nf their hiMiinenuigs.

The SwUs LWlvl jM t Is the cdelwelaa, thaanie ineaning "DODW whlu'.

Ninety per rent of the clgnro made int.eruiany sell for cent of 1 Mi ixmueach.

In an Oregon mountain a tumui nix feetv. Mr and on.' eighth of a mile long ha Uvqojned

It 1h a nnnmUlttfln when another man !

hi trouble t think that h will prove aaluuhle h- - son to hltn.The first Iiihlleal mention of hriekmak-- I

Is In GlOMlS. The hronologistK plooi(he dale of thiH ut B. C.

A liumorist wiys that thu bent men toaWtd to war are lawyer, bttcuusu theircharges MB wi great that no one can trtaodthen.

It wiihft BU inla rof parliament who said,Von may depend upon it, the pale face of

the British soldier U the backbone of thsIndian army. "

The loan who hml the popcorn conoea-to-

Jit the World's fair ho conferred thathe made enough .out of it to erect a finenw of llais in Chieago

The first unil only poet to receive an anlugiaph letter fiin a Mpe woa Chluburl,and the h tti r was w ritten hy L'rban VIIIut (lie time when (he pope wrote only toking-- .

For the Holidays a very attractfve

line of Brush and Comb Sets,Manicure Cases,

Baby Cases,Odor Cases,

Fancy Mirrors,Fancy Perfume Atomizers,

and the linest assortment of

PERFUMERY1

ever displayed in this.

TOC K

HuLLISTtR DRUG CO., Ltd.fiti:t POUT

ChristmasA Fine Display suitable

020STREET

FORT N. S.

all

SACHS,rrfwsixfftiTifFTpi'

Are you looking for a Present suitihlc for aA tine SILK UMBRELLA or a SILK NEGLIGEESHIRT always useful. We hare a hne assortment of

Cent's Silk or - --

Linen Handkerchiefs.They never go amiss. We never had better value than now. Our white hemmed

stitch Silk linndkerchies for U( or :t HO a dozen is a bargain. Our 50cHANDKERCHIEF, in pure white or fancy bordered be We

have a line line of White Linen Handkerchiefs in Plain and Hemmed stitch, alsoFancy Bordered

dint's Silt Pqjamax, Silk

Something for a Lady?An endless variety suitable for ChriBtmas Gifts.

Kid Gloves. Fans, Handbags, Silk Hand-ru- n

Silk Luc Scarfs, Lace Fichus, Silk Shawls ....A Fine Assortment of

Lace Drapes, Fichus, Fancy Table Covers.

Big Bargains inLadies' Handkerchiefs.a dozen Our White Embroidered Handkerchiefs at 15 cents and20 centB are record breakers Our Silk Handkerchief8embroidered, at 15 cents is a stunner; nothing approaches it.

LEWISImporters,Wholesaleand Retail

Xmas

140.

I am going to

VANJOHNSTON &

and have one of their suitsmade up in the latest style,Because I am Si'KE of a

Pkki'kct KitAnd for Gknts'

just take a looktheir t5( window. If yougo thye ouce you will con-

tinue ;o do the same. . . .

ft

413

Kort Steel - Opposite Wilder & Co.

t. J. NOLTIi, Prop'r.Kint-Clta- ii Luueliaa nerved with Tea,

BudlW.Uii Uiiiger Ale ji ililk

SJT Sukr.' Rcquitits. bpecmlty

and at bed.

Gentleman

SILK can't beat.

Hosiery,

Silk

Fort

ColTw

DriCCS'

iTIlI'JT.

Novelties.for Ladies or Gentlemen

HONOLULU

Neckwear, Silk Socks.

Big Hargains in Ladies' Handker-chiefs. Don't miss our LadiesWhite Hemmed Stitch Handker-chiefs that we are selling for $1.00

& CO

GROCERS.

Etc.

Xmas Tree Ornaments.

For Sale.

One Square i'iano (Steiuway & Sons,)Will Bell cheap. Apply to X.

- wks Thi8 Offlne.

SLMiEirS ISAND

Bergerten sells themAT

No. 113 Betiiku Stkhkt.I liuven mtantly on liunil a full line ofall Btylea of the (SisuElt Skwiso MaOBim, which U the eiandard luachine.I oirer Ihwa on easy payuientH and atlow priess.

BtfmiriBQ ,1 kimln (itt,;,tt,;t to.

AMaskaMBto SaS MsSIsi slaaji for sale.

B. BERCER8EN.118 Bkthkl Hthket.

Old Kona CoiteeHOK SALK AT

J. T. WATERHOUSE'SUuetn Street Stores,

HOLIDAY GOODS,BON BOIXS,

XMAS TREES,Etc., Etc.,

Candles.

1 1 1 Fort Street.Telephone

CAMP,

STOREY,

at

VANCArIP, JOHNSTON STOREY,

Street.

BE&.YEB, 8ALOON.

market,

BEST

A Fragrant and Lasting

Christmas Gift. Can be obtained from our varied

assortment of

Lupin's, Lundborgs, Greenbaums,

GOSNELL'S,COLGATE'S,

Ricksecker s, Roger Gallet or Girard's

PERFUMES. . . Sachet Powuers, Toilet Wat

1 t.

f

of

a

to

ers,

Florida Water, Farina, and ....4711 COLOGNES.

iOS.OA.A.S.A.A.A.A.A.SOa

The Unequalled Maile Colognet'T'T'S'T'T1

Benson Smith & Co,,FORT AND HOTEL STREETS.

CONSPIRACYCINCHED.the mainstay the

We have new

the Trace the

strap will never slip off, trouble is at anend and runaways are averted.

Hawaiian Carriage Mf'g Co,

70 QUEEN STREET.

Store in Style, Quality

Money Saving Distribution

P. O. Box, 480

Priced Store on the

IllCbesIOorner

Honolulu's

Police force is

Republic.

device for securingSingletree. The

SOr o

Will pay you at Ourand Finish.

Kinds FOOT WEAR.

Mutual

lowest

Islands to NliW

Furniture ut n.Nuuanu BtrMts.

The Manufacturers Shoe Co.

lO IT IV

I. X. L.The

First Class Second Hand Furnitureand ('lean, at Mass I" mil

USBSS g0r anil heap f..i QaSb,

...M 1. fur iid

. .

1 6 r.

of All of

Tel. 24B

To be the

buy and

ajar s

and Kln

I

- - - -(mid the hard

. .

i i ,

NBWS IN A m rvntiiCliristinas Goods for sale by II.

V. Schmidt & Sons.

The Central Union choir is re-

hearsing this afternoon.

The dredger will be used alongside the Oceanic dock next week.

"Diatrfohd Head Charlie's"Christinas purse is growing beauti-fully.

Tiltre is a call for tenders forconstructing sidewalks on Fortstreet.

The next mail to the Coast willbe the China on the 31st. This isofficial.

Stowaways are imprisoned forninct) days, cither at Victoria orS duty.

An old-tim- e New Year's watchservice is to be held by the Methodist people.

Rev. Kenneth Duncan will leadthe service at the Y. M. C. A. to-

morrow evening.

The Oahu Railway'! Christmasexcursions will att'ord a fine chancefor a day's outing.

Passengers by the Mariposa andothers enjoyed the concert at thehotel last evening.

Five grocerymen announce thattheir stores will be closed onChristinas day.

The fire at 2:30 this afternoonwas in Fowler's Yard. A smallcottage. No damage.

Christinas and New Years daysare gazetted by the Interior De-

partment holidays.

The tXL new and second handfurniture house has an attractiveadvertismeut today.

There was quite a crowd at theGospel Tent last evening to hearLieutenant Stileman.

The Hobron Drug Company isdistributing handy rules to itsfriends and customers.

A concert will be given by theGovernment band on ChristmasDay at Thomas Square.

Mr. Walker, Cleveland agent, be-

lieves Island records will be loweredat the Christmas bicycle race meet.

Special1 Christmas services willbe held at Central Union Church.The music will be an importantfeature.

A Chinese hackman fell off theIwalani into the bay this morning.He fished himself out withouttrouble.

The subject of Dr. Garvin's dis-

course tomorrow evening will be"He pitched his tent towardSodom."

No concert at Kmma SquareMondav evening on account ol

playing at Thomas Square Tuesdayat 3 p. m.

James A. Hopper, proprietor ofthe Honolulu rice mills, has takenout papers of Special Rights ofCitizenship.

"Awakening of the Lion" and"High School Cadets" are "re-

quest" numbers at Emma Squarethis afternoon.

Good old New England mincemeat and other Christmas food-

stuffs are to be found at H. E.Mclntyre & Bros'.

You make no mistake when youinclude a picture with your pres-

ents. King Bros, have 'em big andlittle and at all prices.

Postmaster-Genera- l Oat has beenexerting himself all the week to getthe last foreign mail to the otherIslands for Christmas.

James L. Torbert has presentedA company, N. G. H., a fine steelengraving from the stock of thePacific Hardware Company.

Cards are out for the marriage ofGeorge H. Paris and Miss Dora K.Pullen, at the resideiice of Mr. andMrs. J. A. Hopper, January 1st.

The sale of the Holomua plantdid not take place today. Postpon-ed to next Friday, December 28,by order of J. A. Magoon, prose-cuting attorney.

The Sunday School of CentralUnion Church will have specialChristinas services from 10 to 11

o'clock tomorrow morning in placeof the regular exercises.

Mondav being Christmas- - eve Dcomnanv, N. G. H., will not havethe usual drill in the eveningPostponed to Wednesday evening,December 26th at 7:30 a'clock.

S

About 1 130 this afternoon an oldblind native walked against a mov-

ing street car near the corner ofKing and Maunakea streets. Thepoor fellow was knocked down andseverely stunned.

Ah Pach, a Chinaman, was giventwo months on the reef by JudgePerry today for having opium in hispussessiuti. He brought the druginto the station house in a cigarettebox to iiuforin on a woman whombe alleged had opium.

We make a specialty of puttingup Fine Glace Fruits and FrenchMixed Candies in both baskets andboxes. Oh What a pleasure tosend a friend or a loved one a deli-

cious box of candy put up in ex-quisite style by e.erts. Hart &Company, the Elite Ice CreamParlors.

JOSEPH TINKER RELEASED

iink of the GOMtntAVI cask rni.OMtM DISC H AIM) Ml today.

Argument of Attiirneys-- C'. w.Talked All Forenoon -- Mr.

Sutlth'n

At 9:40 this morning the bigconspiracy case was resumed. Theprosecution, since 3 o'clock Fridayafternoon, had decided to put onno evidence in rebuttal ot tile tie- -

ense. Mr. Ash lord onened theday with the argument for defense.He began by reminding the Courtthat a committal should result fromevidence presented, and not fromevidence that might be presented.1 aking t le case of Weed the attorney denied that he should be heldupon an charge. It was notshown that he had conspired withany person. One witness, J. L.Osmer. bad charred him with talking iW trMM Tl, '- u a ' 1

lll'l ' Ullll II. IM II I" II

that did not constitute conspiracy.Expression of opinion was notconspiracy. It was not even provedthat Weed had said the thingscharged. He denied it and thecharge was supported by the evideuce of but one man.

With respect to Mr. Nawahi ithad been proved that defendentknew Yan Giesen and McEvoywere spies. Farther, that on theday the seditious language was al-

leged to have been used, Nawahiwas at home as had been clearlyproved. Mr. Ashford treated thecases of Bush and Crick in muchthe same manner. They knew thatthe two witnesses were spies. Theattorney dwelt upon what he calledthe improbabilities of the de-

fendants confiding in such men.The attorney for the defense

finished his argument a few min-utes before 12 o'clock. Jos. Tinker,charged with conspiracy, was thencalled in. The Attorney-Genera- l

stated that alter further investiga-tion it was decided to enter nolleprosequi in his case. This wasdone and Mr. Tinker was dis-

charged.At 12 o'clock the Court took a

recess to 1:30 this afternoon.im.- - a Uu iaub rviiuiuey-- v jeiierai staieu tuat

the meaning of the charge preferred. .I a. .1. jragamsa uie ueietiiiams was a very

serious onethe whole community was inter-ested. That persons in the com-munity had conspired to overthrowthe Government was well estab-lished. A plot to overthrowthe Government meant a lossof life and perhaps of property.While the Government would in-

sist upon the punishment of per-sons wdio might plot or go so faras to attempt overt acts, the firstdesire was that justice should bedone While no guilty party

. 8" held at the Chinese Church on Fortin all circumstances the aim theGovernment. It had been clearly street' 0,1 MtJdy evening, Deccm-show- n

that Bush, Crick and Na- - ber 24th, at 6:30 o'clock.

1. ..1 :i i : t:

wahi had conspired together forthe overthrow ol the Government,said the

From this point the Attorney- -

General took up the evidence indetail.

At 2:40 the prosecution finishedand 'the Court took the matterunder advisement until 9:30 Mon-da- y

morning.

FIKrC HO KS KS.

New Team At No. 1 House- The lllaeksTransferred.

The new fire department teamis now in service with the heavysteamer at No. i station. NeelyBoyle is the driver. The stunningpair of blacks, being lighter thanthe new impoi tations, have beentransferred to No. 2, Gus Morriseygoing with them to the hose wagon.

The grays that arrived on theAllen were already trained firehorses. They have been in use atStockton, California. The teamis 6 and 7 years old. They are outevery morning now for exerciseand are very satisfactory. At thefirst tap of the bell in their newhome they dashed to their places.

On the gulet.I) company, N. G. H., drilled

last night. Just where CaptainWilder had his thirty-tw- pickedmen none of the other companieswere able to learn. It was a"secret drill," sure enough

Captain Camara had C companyin their room at the Drill Shed andhad the door locked. He was giv-ing them private instruction.

New RhIi iiy litneraloiCharles Scharf & Co., the pub-

lishers, have received a supply of

Libornio's new music. There aretwo compositi 11s. These are"Queen I.iliuokalani March," withwords, and "Aloha Alii" polka.fhese pieces stamp Prof. I.ibornioas a master of melody and a musi-cian of ability. Hothhave already bad several criticalrenditions and have met with muchfavor.

MBXICAN CIGARS

ATIIOLUSTHR & COS.

rsminw 1 1

K. R. Hendry returned fromKauai today.

Miss Hasslf! Reynolds is downfrom Kauai for tle holidays.

Till: liltKAT 111

Having piimhsSSil largely at a lutecredit sale I itm now enubled to Nell

goods cheaper than any other retailstole in ton II.

All kinds ot Dress (i nula will be soldat aociioti priees tor oaab. Salenieucli.g Monday, November iMhh.

M. S. LBTT,

WORD FROM MOLOKAI.

JU?lKCr:"

beginning

Attorney-Genera- l.

compositions

AM, RATM1AL FOR Mm XMAS

ItM Kl VI II AT KALAl'I'AFA.

t f And Happy Send It. t

For The "i FeastWlMM

Below are two acknowledge-ments from Molokai. They bubblewith gratefulness from the heart.The plan for having a MerryChristmas is very generally said to1... - u n...

Kai.ai pi'.. Molokai, Dee. J". IMM,Mr. h'ivi.v Taylor, Honolulu.

My dear Biri Yiui kin land welcomeletter Of tin1 l?th insi. is to linml with

Ineed 1'. (). U. fur S0. hiiiI per SI. 8.Lehua I alio received the uninv pick- -nee-- neat bi you fof the Leper "MerryX.IHM.' After receiving vour letter oni'ueedeyi 1 it 11 meeting ot tbu coolsinittee nppohred. viz: Win. Notify,Chairman: Rev, Peltier Wendelin, MissHarper,.!, M. Bebcnck mid O. M.

Tney decided uei full iws: Luau"en '"'' hull. P'OT ' killed

nil I up mid given t ich midevery ne 111 pi-- i list of lrn Hoard ofHearth f Kieer, The to taketheir sh re home if they wi ll "I cookit to their cisvn in tkfaction. Ilia in tolie done o'l the M'ii hp the otherKomi thing! Men! up are Ui be equallydivided and it lairInn td The itishnp

Baldwin Itoinntobe given' each, ami Mother Marianne in.Then Houses w ill nleB reoelee theirBit. ire of the other tfood thinuw I honethis statement will in. satisfactory toyou and all who ere interested in thewelfare of the Lepers: and their MerryXuas presents: and htBtt. Please a ri ptmy sincere thanks for Raiting me withthe duties of CH Aim)!! of the Oon).mittei which I h ive tried to fnlliil withs it isfurtton. With my ilohn ttnd Men yXm:is find Hippy New Ye'ir to yourselfand ah

Y.urs vt ry trill ,

Wll.i.HM NllTM'.V.t 'hah man of Commit eo.

I.RPKn skiti.km.vN t. Deo. 10, ikim.

Ib Mm. IV. a. Irwin. Un, AIM.Mnrkintonli. Mew H". W. Hull.Henry WaterhoUM, W. O Smith,U. B. Keynohl and Wrai Tralor,Committer on lepers' "MeiryYimou:"

Merry Xmaa to you all !

I hereby beg to inform you that I

have duly received from Mr. WrayTaylor the sum of 8() for the purpose ofdefraying the expenses of n luau at thesettlement on Xtnas day for the benelitand entertainment of all the lepers. Ialso acknowledge receipt of the manypackages sent by the Lehua containingother Xinns gifts. Therefore, by thesnnflilssiis MM I....... ......l In ...through .Mr. Wray Taylor, who arranged the benevolent concert, I takenleuslire ill evtiresuirns t. IIHI nil on lie.r" -- y . f."

ieir heartfelt annreciation of vourkind Xmaa gifta. and allow us to extend to each of you, and to those whoso kindly assisted at the entertainment,a very Merry Xmaa.

A joyful XmaS to you allYour obedient servant,

William Notlby,Chairman of Committee.

OHINKSa mission.li. li Christinas Kxerelses tin Nest Mmi-,la- y

livening.

The Christmas exercises of theChinese Mission Schools will be

All friends of the Mission are cor- -

dially invited to be present on thisoccasion. Following is the pro- -

gram:1. Hymn "All Hail the Power of

Jesus' Name" Congregation2. Prayer.8. Christinas Carol.4. Chinese Recitation. Mr. Goo's t 'lasses5 Anthem Chinese Choir0. Cantata, "Over Life's Sea"

. Rendered by the Different SchoolsPart I a. Chorus, "Over the

Waters Qlidlng"; l. Recitation,"Voyage of Life"; c. Chorus, "Spreadthe Sails"; il. Recitation, "The Per-ils of the Sea"; e. Hymn by theChoir, "The Pilot"; . Recitation,"The Sailor's Requisites"; y. Chorus,"Lift the Anchor"; It. Dialogue,"Rules of Navigation."

7. Song, "Beautiful Star" Chinese choir8. Recitation and Song

Hotel-stree- t Kindergartenfl. Chinese Recitation

Mr. Uee Sang's ClassesUI. Song, "Morgan Hehard"

.Kindergarten11. Chinese Recitations

Mr. Vee Ting's Classes12. Cantata

Pakt 11 n. Song, "The SirenIsles"; b, Recitation, "The Marin-er's Compass"; 0, Chorus, "TheLight House"; (I. Kecitation. "TheChart"; 1'. Quartet, "The Harboi inSight"; . Chorus, "Safe Within theVail."

13. Anthem Chinese Choir14. Hymn and Doxology. .Congregation

SheetingA lot of the volunteers are at

Makiki range this afternoon shooting for medals.

A big crowd has gone down toLie H. K. A. range with the Sharpshooters. 1 he marnetl men arepracticing up for a return matchwith the bachelors. .

Lieutenant Mtleniee ami Bai. Be 1 I w

Lieutenant Stileman will addressthe meeting in Harmony Hall onSunday at 10:30 a. 111. Preachingin the Gospel Tent at 7:30 p. ill. byT. D. Garvin. No services in theTent tonight on account of a business meeting at the pastor's resi- -

deuce.

Heath ol Mr. HeeWMB.

Thomas J. Mossman died sud-- I

denly of apoplexy at 12:30 thismorning in the 62d year of his agelie was comparatively well whenhe retired last night. Mr. Moss-ma-

leaves eight children, foursons and four daughters. Thefunetal will take place from thefamily residence at 4 o'clock thisafternoon.

M (K I AslllllN.When passing up Fort street looking

for barfrains, or for t.'hristmas presents,your attention will be attracted to tbewindow of the Temple of Fashion, bulthis display does not show the eleKaittstock of silks of all shades which theyhave just ojieneU. They have also putmi sule an eleg-an- l line ot aloves of allkinds and shades, and are olierinK themat teiuptuiK in - llefore purchasingelsewhere the public is resN.-ellull- inriled to call mid look over their stockThey consider it no troiiule to showtheir Kinds, and In Ilei e they call otferWW li iiiouceuieius noiii as in price au'lpialily that wiUSSSBfe 0Uf BUMBeSS.

THE HAWAIIAN .ST-AR, SATV-RD- Yr DfiCGM HKR S3 1804,

A CHINESE WAR VERSION.

Til KY IIKCI.ABE THAT POUT IITNIII AN NOT FA 1.1. FN.

Tell of The Japanese Ilalil Chineseforethought And a Terrlfle En.

gagement.

The Chinese here still insist thatPort Arthur has not been taken.Some very intelligent men of thatrace declare that reports of the fallof the stronghold are incorrect,The, sav they have informationfrom Chinese and other foreignmerchants at Yokohama.

Letters, to business men onNuuantt avenue are to the effectthat an attack was expected on thebirthday of the Dowager Empress.A fleet was posted outside and torpedoes placed in the entrance. Sureenough, the Japanese came. Therewere twenty troop ships, manycruisers, first class nteti-o- f war andgun boats. There were allowed toteam directly into the channel.

The torpedoes were bad ami failedto explode. Fire was not opened

League

America.

on the ships were well "Thla is Mr.in the stream. Then the cannons BfOWtl, ' working in itsfrom the roared. In a The time is fartime invaders were assailed from a partthe rear by the Chinese fleet that greatest earth. You

posted outside. Naturally may strange exprcs--battle followed. Accord- - i00 for with deal

ing to the advices of the Honolulu! British blood veins. theChinese only four to do, gentlemen, is thatanese ships escaped. thing to bene- -

One ot the Chinese this ficial to the country. natives

Leaders in Honolulu in,ormer the

the course to pursuedgreatest ultimate to the

morning: It cannot be Portrthur has fallen. There

then be no more China."The Japanese, of course, say that

the Chinese version is nonsensesmilingly point to the dis- -

patches in the American papers.

WITHOUT SANTA CLAUS '

now HONOLULU'S LtTTLBOMMi.ivkn ORBISTMM III KK.

A 1. 11, 11. Treat ttot Them Last BvenlngAt Central lllhin Mure at

It Klsewhere.

About 400 children enjoyed abig slice of Christmas cheer m thelecture riinin of the (Vnir,l fTiChurch Friday night. Theya happy lot. C. M. Cooke, a greatfavorite with them, ooeued themeeting. Mrs. Warriner delightedthe audieuce with a solo. Theywefli immensely pleased with Win.A. Love's violin playing.Hedemann was on hand with his;stereopticon, Dr. Pratt assistedhim. I). W. Corbett was the lec-- i

turer, was especiallyin explaining the beautiful colored!scenes from the life of Christ.

The children had a reactionMr. Hedeinauu gave them

comedy. lairly screamed.Pictures of C. M. Cook, retiringsuperintendent of the Sundayschool A. B. Wood thesuperintendent were receivedentuhsiasm.

After the entertainmentcream and cake were to thechildren and each one was given ahag ol sweets.

The little ones of the kinder-- ;

gartens been having theirshare of good cheer. Among otherthings a delegation- of the tots

a offernm to MrsColeman. Those who were activein entertaining the youngsterswere Rev. F. Uamon, Mrs.Hyde, Miss Pires, Miss Kinney,Mrs. Larbell, Miss Osaka, MissEastman, Miss Smith, Miss Craik.

The Christmas exhibition at theueretania street shool bouse beganat 1 1 this morning. Shorttalks were made by W. R. Castle

others.The school is under the charge

ot Miss Maronie Since her in-

cumbency she has largely in-

creased the attendance upon theinstitution has greatly im-

proved the appearance of" thegrounds.

Miss Maronie now fifty-thre- e

pupils. So large has her schoolbecome that she have an assist-ant after the January opening.Miss Lynch of Kalihiwaena schoolhas been selected. Miss Charlotte1Beckley will succeed Miss I.ynchat Kabhi

A to spend a few ipuet hours isthe lluntwai Baths, Waiaikl oars passthe door.

HitsiKM Of TUX rooit(ilailileneil Iiy the 1'IiiiiikIiI fii liiess nt

I.ovIiik IThllS.ee

During of this Mrs. V.

J. I.owrey and Mrs. C. M. Cooke,the Central Union Sabbath

School, have lieen distributingChristmas packages. About 200bundles were placed where theywere most needed. These giftsconsisted of toys, clothing, books,sweetmeats, The CentralUnion young people began sunnmonths ago to prepare to give in-

stead of receiving Christinas prescuts. They arc greatly pleasedwith the plan.

On Chiistmas eve the boys of theKameliauielia hclioo! will give anentertainment to poor children atthe old church Palatini.

Mowaway Willi si

A stowaway by the name ofHouston was taken in from theMariposa Thursday. He no

nil arrival When talren In., Ithe police station in the eveningand searcneU tile man shelled outthe of 6(,

Till V PAPFR - ei mi lilt at K. ('.f ofiai KK'H A.iverllfcliiic

In Melrle. til's Kit lisliif ulr I :il Co. I il. M here olilrseli. fur m hi.

I B W will tor 114 11

HEARD TRUE DOCTRINE,

s 1 in.win 11 A IttKRiCADriUK LAST mi. 11 1.

lOlhl A ll x 1, Titlti I In. l?MlnSi II...Come I leal Virus DlMai ll

Ailloi'HIe.

The audience was hardly as largeas it might have been at the openmei of the AmericanFriday evening. The addressesweie good and tu the point Jnefirst speaker introduced was JudgeHartwell Mi. treated iha ihMssiof annexation, the advantages of itto merica and to Hawaii. Hisopinion was thai tin mnexatlonliU

'should labor with Imtli politicalparties in America Judge Hartwell's argument was clear able.He reviewed the objections preva-lent and fully answered all of them

Senator Cecil Brown was nextIntroduced, Within the two yearslast gone he had reached theConclusion that the destiny of Ha-waii is to become a pari of thegreat country across Lie sea

must be They must be led lorthe country's good and lor them-- I

selves, The natives should be ledto say wdiat should be doneshould not be done, intelligently.

We should with both par-- i

ties in Make both our

until they my COUUtry," saidand I am

forts short behalf. " not whenthese fair isles will be of the

cotintrv onhad been think that' a

terrific a man a good ofin his But

three or Jap-- 1 thingdesigned prove most

said The

friends.years could not sec

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thatwould

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inhabitants of this country. Thiscaused the climax January 17.1803:

Mr. C. L. Carter's subject was"Matrimony" (between the UnitedStates ami Hawaii). Mr. Carteradvocated two kinds of politicalwork at the present time. Thefirst was "Americanizing Hawaii,"often referred to before, and thesecond " Hawaiianiing America.''We could not have too manyfriends in America. We havea number, but there arenianv millions vet unreached.

ur question here is made up of si

tnanv little details that it musteventually unite every elementmore solidly than ever before inHawaii.

Dr. J. F. McGrew was calledupon. He did not expect to speak.Dr. McGreW wished to express a

change of opinion with regard toone of the speakers. He referredto Senator Cecil Brown. Someyear- - ago he and Mr. Urown hadbad COntroyersieS. Since hearinghim at this time, however, he feltlike taking Mr. Brown's hand. TheRepublic of Hawaii was a goodone but he would like to swap itoff with Uncle Sam.

Senator McCandless made a fewremarks bearing upon the sametopic. This speaker confidently

'expected the glorious day. Hesaid the Britishers here were aclose second to the Americans forannexation. The Senator spoke ofthe tribute paid by the conspiratorsto the American League when theyexpressed fear of it.

Senator John N. Wright believedthat before Mr. Cleveland retiresfrom ofiice lie will stick a feather111 his cap. "Not to say that hehas done anything specially mean"said Mr. Wright, "buthe lias actedvery curiously." Mr. Wright spokein glowing terms of the opportumties in Hawaii for men who wouldanaertBWe cane, couce or iruu cutture.

Mr. Wright was folllowed byMr. Bretthani who spoke for aboutten minutes on the status of thequestion of annexation 111 the. , , , t, .... ,,uuiieq oiaies, witn personal onser-vatnms. Prom this he switched tothe subject of the large number ollaboring men now coming to tinscountry expecting to find employ-ment. The tide should be checked,as the work was not here. Mr.Hrctibain offered resolutions favor- -

ing the forwarding of stall. ineiilto the United States. The resolutions will be acted upon at the nextLeague meeting.

President Murray announced thatthere would be a sent s of opanLeague meetings during the sessionof the legislature.

Public Oeaeert.

The Hawaiian Hand, under theleadership of Professor Berber, willgive a public concert this afternoonat Kmma Square, beginning at4:30 o'clock. The followingprogram will be rendered:

VAIIT I.

I. Overture "Italian In Algier,"It ISBllll

.'. (lalop "s reel lri" Arudlt. Air "t.'upis Ahiiii.iin" It MSlUI

4. Waltz "M.ik. e lalaud" Bei ast11. Fantasia "An akeuii.g .1 I he

LflSjaV Mm r. quell K utak)it. March "ilith Soliool Cadets"

(uy request) Sousa"Hawaii PoUO

Mussman Iii this oitjr, naoaashse 22.IHU-I- at 12:11 a. Bl.i at tbe resilience.Hirmnii itreel.i apoplexy. Thomaa

' J. Mosaiiiau, a native ol iailau J.rgeu a. em s.

IIinnk In upeiili iueii. Denmark88. lsUi. Mis. . nine, need .V.lSi' only sister ol 11. J. Nolle, of

in MQUUUK nolill.lttills I . ill Hi I III il In r little lilies ale in

I'ls run of r'lua. hen in need f the laxalive ni l ol a ueutle reinedv itian l,

any other, and lhat 11 is aooeptable tothem. In lil enjoy 11 and it Is m lilsthem. The true leliledy, S, up ot FilB,H uianufactureii by tin- California Fifl

'o. onlv.

ALL ALONG DOCKS.

TMI w 1. IRWIN LK4VM TO MAKFA MA ni TRIP,

irrieel. with PavtMingtirf mid sugar- -MoVefliOBt. Of Mi-r- limit meti

- Notes.

The Ke An Hon will leave nextWednesday, not before, at 9 a. m.,lor the West Side.

The James Makee arrived thismorning with 2754 bags of sugarIrom K.tpaa.

John Railway is now purser ofthe James Makee. Purser Berryhas entered the etnplov of Hvmanlit. is.

The Iwalani arrived early thismorning from Kauai, She brought3909 bags sugar and nine passengers.

The W. C Hall will leave at 10o'clock Monday morning for

Maalaea bay, Knna andKau.

The litig W G. Irwin sailed thisafternoon for San Francisco, Shetook a small cargo ol sugar and onepassenger.

The William Howden wasbrought alongside the new wharfthis morning and began discharg-ing her coal.

The W. G. Irwin, sailing today,will make an up record if the windsare favorable, Captain Williamswas formerly with the SpreckelaKahului packets and cm get all theSpeed there is in a schooner, yachtor anything with sail.

When the Lehua left the harborlast Monday afternoon she wasseen to stop and turn round out-sid-

The reason fortius has beenthe subject of speculation eversince It developed that a drunkennative on the Lehua had jumpedoverboard. He was rescued in afew minutes and the steamer re-

sumed her voyage.PASaBMUKKSi

awuvtoProm Kauai, per stmr Iwalani, Dec

'2'i K U Hendry, Miss Itessie KevnoHs.MlesHadley, W 1: Weill, P It. Donald,II AC Young, and :) 111 deck.

DSPARTKD,For Sim Frnnoltco, per W (1 Irwin.

Dec HI .) Keeks.e

ARBIVALa.

Sati iiday, Dec It,Stmr Iwalani, Freeman, from Kauai.Stmr .1. nnes Makee, Peterson, from

Kapaa,Stmr Lehua, Metiregor, from Mulnkai

mid Lanal,sum Kilausa Hon, Welaberth, from

Ihiiiiakua.

DKPAMt BBS,

BaTUBDAY, Dec '22Brig w (1 IrwiB, Williams, for San

Frmnclico.

VI ss I. i.n LKAVIRO MONDAY.

Monday, Dm ?lStmr hue M Gregor, lor Molokai

and L11 PStmr K tuiM Hmi Weliberth, for

Haul and Hawaii.Stint W li Hall. Simera for Man

and Hawaii, at In a 111.

IMPORTS AMI OOMSIUMKBS.

IMPORTS.Kx Iwalani Irom K mi Dee. 1)989011

tigs Migar. VI6 bgs paddy.)Kx .lames Makee. from Kauai, Uee flJ7."i4 bugs sugar, llil bugs paddy, b

page MiMiricH.

xiiii.i- - n COKBIONONS.

SXPORTS.Per YV (i Irwin for San Francisco,

Pea 99 1,108,140 ltn ingarandOM lbsindse. Value $:w mm.

re chll.N Vl ssl.l.s K.VI'lllThll.Maid S 111 Fran iKalu line

tiktne AnMlle, Port Gamble, lllleHk Onuiivor, newaeitle, HueBrig Conmilo, Ben Kruu (Kab Hi.

lik Martini lia is, S. K Dmiu m Ii Hoberl Bearle. RewoMtle, De.' a

Den 'i'ShVg Uv. Jan :to

Vl ssl l.s IN 11 11;

NAVAl. VKSSKI.S.11 BUB Byadnthe, Mm Bequunalt,

HaaOBARTlUUI.(Couteri not Included in this list.)

...Am srli...I'liritaii, BfewOMtle.seiir Alone, nan rraniiw

Heeper, Hodergren .Neweastle.itk I'inil laenbers. Bremen.Ilk C II Bryant, Jaeolison. San FraneisisrHk L'h rles B Benny, Anderson, Nanaiinoilk llililiinil I. ilil," Hughes, Vaiiaiian,iik Ceylon, Calhoun, Port Towaasad,Itk Itouteiitiei-k- Itussell, l.iverpisil,Am sell Muiy llislue, BeranMMl, Kureka.seta Win Bowden, Newiastie,Itktu Planter, Dndirwood, l.aysan Island

m Mbr Transit, Joraenno tsau FranNor shi ti ( lu ir. Willi. -, Newrttstlekill sen 11. ,1 11 lirever. .ewnsll,

Itk Si t Allen. liiiiiipsiin. Sail r ranAm bk Matilda. Svi'iisnn, Port TowiiKellditktu s ti Sfllder, Benmhit, Sau FinnAm bk BoBome, MewoeitiiBk Bumatri Berry, HUnVJ11 I'ktu Dimond, Neihon, San Fran

DBOWBIBO on KAUAI,

A I Mill's,, l.nst III CresslliK Ihe AneliiilaHi ream.

Vimg Sam Hoo, a plantationKjk, was drowned in Anehola

Btreani, Kauai, on the morning olthe mtli. The terry canoe over-turned. The stream is shallow,but efforts to save tbe man werefutile. The news was brought byICwal Yuen, uncle of c. Yeknam

On the day before his deathYong Sam Hoo had quarreled withsome countrymen He was tohave a business transaction withthem on the following day.

Fat Turkeys!FOR

Thanksgiving

and Christmas,

HENRY DAVIS & CO.,

101 r'OKT NTKKK'IBoth Tt'etiun, ijg, MMn

WeHave received ourfirst cargo

from the great North West.Having been there lor Hie pasttwo months we are satisfied thatis the country to get llav. Grain.Feed, Flour, etc. Ill fact it iabeaojQtiarten for nerchandlie inour line. On the Imrk Oaklandhist arrived frs have some of thatTimothy Hay such as is used inthe States try h hale or two, Itis Cheap and good, and w ill putnew life in toot horses, ands ime Last Washington W heatHay mid fresi. Alfalfa, ehoioeRurnrlie, ami No Peed Oats,Barley, Rolled Barley (pore andsitnplei, I Iran , Middlings, WheatSDd everything else found in afirst-il- l s Feed Store, and theprices are BWSjf dow 11. The

CaliforniaFeed Company

are strictly in it. We are at theold place, fiMit of Nnnann street,

titr telephones are nil .

rtreSMOQ, SBWSDj anil tfiit.$18,00 per cord, ilsWwreil fain pnrf of the ritp free ofeharye.

KI.Ml St WRiaMT

"THREEDAY'S

GRACE"Bo lone and intimate!) ennntotedwith nommeroul transaction, willlie abolished in New irk Stateafter ifamt uy ut. IBM, ...

You have THREE DAY'S ti,, ICEremaining before Banta Clans per-forins his custnmarv chimney act.

IreYou

Prepared ?Have you fini'inliert'd everyoneyou HlioulflV . . Isn't thfre somechild umt j du ri'allv cannot Hnl aprtnt for that 1m appreciated fTiuy all have toys and doiid enoughs

In Tour dllemnii we kui'M ourKU) til

PERFUMEATOMIZERS.

They are cute little contrivances olrubber and glass. The price corresponds with the aiie. We havslarger Atomisers of several styles,which, filled with perfume or "not,appeal to anyone searching forserviceable gifts.

All car lines pass our Store.

HOBRON DRUG CO.

Sto i anil 1 n k bow appi irtate

APicture

isfora

ChristmasPresent.

We have themall

all kinds, andall prices.

KING BROS.,Hotel Street mear Fort.

STANDING

ROOM

ONLY!That's what you'll litni in

our Shoes, enough spttce tomake the wearer feel com-

fortable anil snug enoughto eliminate wrinkles andbags. We arc opposed tuthe foregoing on scientificprinciples and annihilatetbatn by the latter pra M

OurShoes

ate capable of Standing a

good deal, but no matterhow hard the strain theydie of old age

M. Mclnsrny's Shoe Stort,

KJHl SIKKI--MM lin

New .Vsl'vs rllKeie-i- i'

Notice,

Tie- stores of tin- nnderilened willn it be open on Christmas iiy,

if, M V A I dH. K. Mi NTYRB ',(l.KWls & COHENRY LA vis to.

137 It & HI srAt L.

When ordering rootSii plies for your . .

ChristmasDinner

Don't fail to have someof our toothaome

Plum Pudding. Jellies,AM)

Good Old New Eng-

land Mince Meat . .

Bach as mother mill on into til,,'delirious pies. Rverj thing in theway ot aeiiosctei the season

OMOtBM HARI.Y .

H. E. Mclntyre & Bro.g. FOtt ami Kim. Stui -.

O. R. L. CO.

Xmas Day, Dec. 25.

BXOOMION IV V I I :

Pearl I ami Return:' I rst f luss, S Salens ria

Ewa PlanUtiol and Iteturn.First ias.. mi. SeeenS t is...

IMF" Trains will leAVi Honolulu ntl"i a. m. and 1:41 p. m.

UEO. V I1KMS0N,Superintendent,

'or Sale.

Be tinLadies Rambler Bicycle

Never used.Cash or Installment..Bnqulre

HONOLULU CYCLERY,107 Kim; S i RBBT.

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY

. . . AT AUCTION . . .

On Saturday, Dec. 29,AT 12 hi j K, NOON'.

At my Salesroom, I will Sell at PublioAuction, that valuable piece ol

BUSINESS PROPERTY

Nuuanu Street,DlBBCTLV QPPOSITI UVB'S BaXBBY.

The Lot lias a frontaee of BS i. ..imd u Inohe. en Nuuanu street, ni l isfrom 45 feet ll un ties tu 111 feel deen.Diere is wooden tnuldniir ontbe property, at present occupied and

ler lease to a I biliese lili sieiiin ulfill per SMBlh, Tiie l. ase iias alaiutseven jears to run.

'etmi Cash In U. S. Cold Coin.l onveyancniK at PiimhsSQI Kxiense.

For further perttcuhtriAPPLY TU

Jas. F. Morgan,.1:1:1 t.i AUCTIONEER

Residence for Suit' orLease.

A fine residence on (ireen street, withtwo acres of grounds well laid our inirnamcntal trees with out - housea

stable, etc.Apply to

R. 1. LILLIK.Mil 111

Building Lots..

At WAIK1KI. on ear line and 011

PAI.A.MA BOAD near tsrUlsiB( plant.These lots are very cheap and will besold on easy terms.

DKMRAUl.l. Ai IIK TllACTs hear thel ily and other properties for sule.

RMOI WAKlMi 00liealers in Lad and Lttde.

Mi FoKT NTKFKI.,12b

Election of Officers,mm e

At the nieetinu "f the Hawaii tn Laiunit liuproveiiieiil Cuuipaoy, Limited,held 011 Mondu) , Heceiois i loth, ISM,the loUoWUij oilleers Weie duly ele. I. ,;

t 'halles M. Oooke, I'n lentW. A. Klllllev 'lee I 'l , 'si, lent.P. L". Jones, Treasurer.Bdwia A. J s. Sei lelaty.

harles M. QnoBO, Auditor.The BBBSe eleeteil ollirels eoi slitlite

th. Hoard nt Director.KDWIM A. JOKltB,

BeoealBey,Ml 4,

JtToMeeis hereby iit en that all alaiUM aKailistthe t ilei inn Saloon, no to S. pi. IS liism, will liesetll, d by M. J f, M .aim. and all oulslaiidiug act uni. udt,

rileriuB BeloOB and the JobbiBB Houseof 1. II. lire, BP to the BBuva date ampayable to Mr. L II. Dae. I . II DBB.

All BttisSBaiBSl L, ti. lie,, please present laiiBsdistaly (or sarwsBl

ins tin I H. in ,

OIVU ENJOYSBoth tlie method and results whenSyrup of Figs is taken; it is plcasnntand refreshing to tlie taste, and actspenlly yet promptly on the Kidneys,Liver imd Howels, cleanses the sys-

tem elleetually, dispels colds, head-aches and fevers and cures hahitualConitipttlolla Syrup of Figs is theonly remedy of its kind ever pro-

duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-

ceptable to tlie stomach, prompt inits action and truly beneficial 111 itsefl'ccts, prepared only fTOtS the mosthealthy and agreeable substances, itsnianv excellent qualities commend itto all and have made it the mostpopular remedv known.

Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50cent bottles by all leading drvm

gists. Any reliable druggist who

may not have it on hand will pro-

cure it promptly for uny one who

wishes to try iU Io nut accept any

substitute.CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.

SAf; FRANCISCO. CAl.

lOUISMU. KY HCil iCRIt, N.Y.

HOBRON DRUG CO.Wholesale Igeitls.

HAWAIIAN S T A R.

BUSINESS DIRECTORYof Honolulu.

J A. MARTIN,

I b L fcC 1

DAVID DAYTON,Mutual Tel. No. :V0.

STAK Hlln

AubN AND COL OKS.

No.

MATtRlALS.PACIFIC HARDWARE CO

ATTOKNtY'S Al LAW.W. C.

18 Kaahiniianu St

M ANUPACTUKfcRS.w. v. wituiiir,

Port St., opposite Club

FUBNITUKb AND UPHOLbTtKtRb.ORDWAY it PORTER

Hotel.1. HOPP ft CO.

E.

Merchant

ARTISTS

PARKE

CAKKIAUK

stables.

KnikS

INSURANCE, F IRfc. AND MAKINt.BISHOI .V CO.

Firemen's London and GloU-

CASTLE (t COOKE.Aetnu, Alliance. New England Mutual

NOTARIES PUBLIC.M. SAKl'INA,

St.

St.

St.

:ms St.

PLUMBERS AND

EMMKLUTH ti CO.,t rfuoanu st

1UNEKS AN U RhPAIKERS.

W. M. OSBORNE,Mut. Tel. Sit Arlington Hlnck, Hotel St.

CHA8. LID

MERCHANTS

Vaent,

Fund,

PIANO

RtSl AUKANT'S.

Excelsior, St.

J. Sbw, Proprietor

VtTKRlNAKY SUROtONS.SCHNEIDER, D. V. 8.,

Club Stables, Fort St

WHOLESALE LIQUORS.

W. 8. LUCE,

4'i

74

Men-ban- t

Nuuanu

S.

Lis; St

NoticeToPassengers.

ALL PER SO NS IN T EN D-i- ng

to take passage on theSteamers "Kinau'' and "Claudine" are hereby requested U

purchase tickets at the Com-pany's office before embarkmg. Any passenger failingto do so will be subject to patwenty-fiv- e per cent, of tinregular fare in addition thereto. This rule will be strictlenforced from and alter January 1st, 1895. For the convenience ol passengers the Wharioffice will be open for the saltol tickets on the alter noons olthe dav ol sailing ol thtSteamers "Kinau,. and "Claudi ne .

Ida's S.S.CoHi ilulu. Dec Oil), r

SINGER'S BESTAND

Bergersen sells them

Xo.

Merchant

IS

BXTHXL Street.I hSVi constantly on hand a full lino ofall Htylen Of the Sinokk BgwlMG Ma

iiik, which is the Htaudard machine.1 offer them on easy payments and atlow prices.

HtjMtiriny of ail kindn attended to.

Auurnmeuu mid Meegjtei slvi hi Mlft

B. BERGERSENlis :iu 1.1

MASONIC.

Inmi Mnntifin tiir. il l.y Wlinllf--Easter- n

Slur ot.'.tVi thntialit tvr illd things in a 1nro

.rain tn this town, Mffithe NrwYorklllS'pntrh. btlt sntns of MS Itorles W nvtil o(

work in other Jurisdictions Krvntiy ili- -

rount tlie wholesale Masonic ilsgrti" lnnniltactorls of ihlsdtf Hew t ktMnptoiMonroe cbstrtaf 1, Detroit, some time slotsoonrerred the Royal Arch dcgiw en "in1, . " nr ;t'i, in cm evening A rimptrrin Oeorgls In ISM, when ctgnnlnd. con- -

faffed tin dsffPMi tipoii 61 ciinilldiites.The work bcjpkn a! p. m nml otoeed ntmidnight. Talk nil.. at llphtnlng rapfMlVeil, me nre llOW, with Mlf N nt n clip.

St. Louis lins'-'-"i lodgSS, with mi-Il- l

bors. nnd ti.tnl nst'ts of AQ,Su7.4fti

Minneapolis has 8 lodajes, a mfal nrchphaptorsi oottnetls, ootnniaaidefleai 4

bodlet Scottish Hire, chapteli Order ofthe Eastern Star aM 1 temple MysticIhrtno.

Tin- annul eontnanderi of Mlsaonrl towmli)it'tl rt'snlntlniis requiring recorder ofonnstltaenl oommsndcrles t report thstin mi's of lioiinllillntt'd Sir Kill all ts re.siilii iffIn their jurisdiction In shall normal PSturns.

The grand teoretafy of the arnmi l.Ktaeof in. linn Tofrltofy reports a ncmbeishlpof I, IM,

There are ilx chapters of tin' Order ofthe Baatern stnr In Kentucky, and therapt ity nf organising a arnmi obkpSer in

tieitia dlsoiuesd,There are M 0hapten Order of Baatern

star in MtcblgaOi with n.:i:n ncni benvNew Y.irk has M chapter Order Knst-

ern st:ir, witii 4,47s laetabefs, nnd paysIts art.nd seeretary $;too per aninmi salary.

The degreea of the Bastarn star nre. AreIn mmilH'r, nnd those entitled to receive.them nre Muster Masons, their wives,widows, iliters nnd dangnkara, The menbershlp is between BO,000 mid 90,000 inthe United Suites.

St. Paul hits 7 loriaus, Itoynl Archchapters, council, 2 comnianderics, 4

bodies of the Scottish Kite. .' chapters Or-

der of the Baatern Star and 1 temple Mys-

tic Bhrlnn.California 1ms r,:t chapters order of tho

Kastcrn Star, with 7.0110 members, midpays lis grand secretary M0 per annum.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

teadf Growth or the Order in Illinois,sword Thrusts.

The report of the grnnd chancellor ofIllinois shows that, while the order hasnot grown this year as It did in tlie threepreceding years, on uccountof the generalstagnation ol business, 47 new lodges linvubeen astabllahed, with u net gain of :i,fnonn intiers, making a nienilMTshlp of MM, 000in the stole. Theunlforro rnnk lias grownin grc;.t favor. Under command of innera! .t. II. Berkley it has been given a nowimpetus. Hotter discipline and betterKnights have been the result. Professionalsamblers, saloon keeoess and bartenders

Fort st. lir,, dctierred from membership.The salary of the grand keeper of roc

onls and seal of Missouri has lioen raisedfrom 1,000 to 111, 0OU pel year.

Number of lodges In New Hampshire.44; total memtiersliip, 8,8001 expemlituresduring the year ending .Inly 111, 19, 8Mtotal $60,000; total grand lodge

$8,181i balsnoe of cash on band Inthe hands of the grand treasurer, $1,229.

There are 1,188 Knights in Delaware, aloss of 71 from last year.

A BoStOIt lodge has asked permission toInitiate candidates for less than the regu-lation fee, but other lodges object vigorously.

Mlsaonrl has made a net gain of 800members In the uniform rank for the year.

RED MEN.

luforntatton Conrenihn the Degl'M olPlMMsvllOntM

The flrft propncti-s- nf 11 newly Institut-ed count il ibaU at thfi end of her termricelvr the dSieouf Past I'nrnhnntas, mulher certflirdte ot not servln- shall hotnttifitnili' il to the givat council of herjurlHiliff ion.

No nicmbrr kIuiII be eligible to the chieftalnoy f Pocahontai of the Krcat councilanlesi the ibAll ove erviti one tettn usan elective chief ju a frcat council.

The first prophetesH of a council or of agreat council shall he entitled to the de.gree of fast Pocahontas or PaM Great

as tlie oau niay be.

After a ivat council hasleen institutedone great sun. Past Great Pocahontascs,only shall be eligible to the chieftaincy ofgreut prophetess.

A great council may establish its ownfees for adoption, providing such adoption

bJiall not be less than fathom.

Koyal Arranunt.Tlie new law-- , havr been issued and have

been printed with the derisions In theirproper place, making a valuable digest forthe use of members.

The St. .Louis councils art) liberally andBDth Ullaatloally providing for the enter-tainment of the supreme council in 1896in a spirit which insures a reception ofthat distinguished body of which neitherAreanumites nor St. LouUans will bervih anted.

Monoosnock council of Leomlnuter,M0U. has a fund for providing fruit andllowers for the ick, which are sent notonly to members, but to members of theirfamilies, nnd In case of death of a memberor any of his family the committee, on re-

lief see that everything ll provided for tliecomfort of the family.

Knlglitit of rrotiTtioii.Artlclet of incorporation of the Amer-

ican Knights of Protection have been QledIn the .upeiior court at BeUlmovB. General l'rus Husseyof Washington, late asitant --teretaryof th Interior, Is to Ik (nepresident, and C. T. VU.-n- late of theNiard of pension npp al- - uf tin- Interiordepnfitoent , w 111 b the national seen tary.The order is declared to ie patriotic, nottuecret mi.- - ctarntn and itwill be couilucled under a system of asgen bib 1 wnion i expected to extendthroughout the states upon a fraternalplan and will provide for death beoaflta Icthe families of its inembera. The ofticori'tire required to lie bonded.

Kuightai and LaiUlen uf Honor,Supreme Medical Kyainlaar wit her til

accepted 1,871 applicatbmri during Sep-

tember and the first week in Oetoler.Illinois has -- 04 lodges and a nieiuU

of tQaSS SiW females and

lood Will hsige, Now Albany, Ind.,has a famous degree team. This team Isaid to have the lit. est costumes and tho

bl st drill and movcim-nts- and Its work toperil ei iuit itself. 1 ne supreme lodge

adopted it as the ulllcial drill corps, aseen In the ritual.

Why Tin y Laughed.The Knglish coniMer. the late Gwrgo

Oslstrut was the author of a brilliantdoll nieot oaUad 1 Pluie de Perles."

It Wai al one time so Hpular in Knglandthat ' everylwhUy" phiyed it. At a certainconcert when the plena was at the heightol Its popularity OslM.rne, without havingbeen expf td, suddenly made hit aip4'ar-mie- -

and was at once asked to play. Hebegan hisuwn piece, Im Plule de Perles"and at once provoked roars of laughter"What was there to laugh at?" the pianistand composer aked himself. Only this,that at that same concert La Pluio de,

Perles" had already U en playod fourtimes. San Pranclsco Argonaut.

A tread.Hicks Shaking of the Fogies by twine,

are they really so much alike!'Wickn Yes, indeed; when one of them

lie, the uthei will swear to It. HosiouTeaDHcript.

Tim Baalaal Pavt af it.Plugwincle (Jetting on with your bicj

ele, hleiikinsopfBlanllnaap Oh, ph udidiy (iettiug on

about every Uu uiuiuUm TruLh.

Mrs. Hm. & BartngapOllvf RMfSi N. Y.

Erysipelas 1

in the FaceNeatly Blind, But Perfectly Cutcd

Health, Appetite and Strength Re-

newed by Hood's Sarsoparilla.C. I. Rood ft Co., LOWSII, Mnss.:" Rood's Banapsrina h ipleadld. I had inn

hers troubled with erysipelas, and three timeshad It la my head and face. I became nearlyblind and my hnlr ail came oat. My husbandwltlie.l me to trv Hood's Sarsaparlllu. 1 onlytuuk tliree bottles before

I Was Freefrom ray trouble and lone siiffertrijrs.

it lias never returned until last winter while fwas III with the (trip, a slight attack broke outon my lace, After my sickness I was not wellibecame easily tired and lost my appetite. I

resumed taking Hood s Barsapsnua and am

Hood'ssa; Curesnow using the fourtli bottle amidown stairs as spry as ever. ll

Is gone nnd I have egood sppetitt-- HABINOER, tiavo i;i(ip

v

in run up andtired feeling' MKS. WM.

New York.

Hood's Pills cure all liver Ills, biliousiw, jaundice, indigestion, sick headache.

Holiron lima CompanyWholesale rYttentn.

CASTLE & COOKE,

IMPORTERS

HardwareandGeneralMerchandise.

Why not buy useful things lorChristmas presents!" i hey arejust 'as welcome then as at anyother time, and serve the pur-

pose tor which they were in-

tended. Does it strike you as a

sensible idea?

What is more suitable lor a

Holiday Gilt thanthc WILCOXi- GIBBS liiht running AUTO-MATIC SEWING MACHINE.

FEATHER DUSTERS,LAMPS, CUTLER Y, a niceCHAMOIS SKIN or CARRIAGE WHIP, a light DOGCHAIN that will stand a tensilestrain of 1 500 lbs., this is something new and decidedly thestrongest chain of its kind made

You need a STEP LADDERwhen vou arrange your Christ-mas Tree. POcKliT KNIV ESfor the little ones RAZORSfor the older ones, COOKINGUTENsILS and HOUSE-HOLD GOODS for the house.

Do not some of these uselulthings impress you as acceptablepresents; would not a LIFEINSURANCE POLICY in theNEW ENGLAND MUTAL'Lbe a joy forever or a Fire Insur-

ance Policy in the .Etna be a

welcome gift.

Useful things always have a

value and are always welcome.

CASTLE be C00KE,

Importers Hardware and CeneralMerchandiae,

FIBK ASH LIFE INSURANCE,

THE HAWAIIAN

Safe Deposit I

HAS

ON HAND FOR SALE

50 SHARES KAHUKU STOCKal a b.irpslu.

SO slum - Hum aiiiiii KiiKiir.'tllliu) Mock.

45 fcliitrt'ii lroilc' let' MurkQf0aali paid tot doearn tnent Bonds,

all issuaa.I UK OA WALLA M SAKK UEPOK1T

AM) IN VKSTMKNT 3U.40H KoKT HTKHKT, lluNOLULU.

4S0-t-f

II. HACK PELD & CO.

(JKNEltAt.

Commission Merchants

Agentsiiiiln ..hi

. i.l. i mlnil s Cm.

M. .

Orh ii

Queen St. HONOLULU. H. I.

THE HAWAIIAN STAR. SATURDAY nECKMBER

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

OF THE REPUBLIC

OF IIA WAIL

KxKn nvK Council.. It. Dote, PrwMfjftt of tilt Kt iubllc of

flllWIUl.

. .1. Mhu Ii. MinlMer of fait ttfll Affairs.A. King, MinUliT of the Interior.m. Daxnotv Minlaltfirf Kinuiii'e.

V. (. Sinfih. rup)' i spin' ml.

Ci)irNCIl-- .

V. K. Allen. ClmlritiHii of tlie AdiHoryLTonnoll of Un lUpnbHool HhwhU.

.silm Nott, r. Uolu.lohn Kim. K. I. lenney,lamM K. Morgan. A. Vouhk,I. I'. MtMi.loiH H. 1 B. Hinlth,lollU

'. Ti Koilgt retary Executive and Ad-

visory Councils.

Sl IMlKMK (N)UHT.

Ion. A. K. Judd, Chief .luatioe.tloH. II. F. Hit kei Ion, First Associate Justice.Hon W, K. LTfMaTi (Second Associate .luBtlce.Ittflry miUi. Chief Clerk..forge LllCMs First UfjpUtV Clerk.

c. r. Patenotia Bstoond Osptitjr OMrk.Waiter Jones. steriosfrHpher.

Ctnotrtt JtiiMiKs.

Klrst circuit : R, E. Coo,er. W. A. Whltlnn.Oahu.

Second Circuit ; Mam, .1 W. Kalua.rhlrd and FoartkCirottitM Hawaii S.L. Austin.p tfftb ClrOttM : Kauai. .L llardv.

ttrtlce; and Court-riHJi- n In JudiciaryMuildlOg Kinu Sireet. Hilling In Honolulu:r irt ICoodfty 1ft February, May, August andNovember.

1i:paktmrnt or Fokeion affai rs.

Office In Executive Iluildiug, King StreetFrancis M. Hatch, Minister of Foreign Affairstieo. C. Totter, Secretary.Lionel It. AJHart, Clerk..1. W. Olrvin, Secretary Chinese Bureau.

DEPAItTMRNT OF THE NTEKIOH.

Office In Executive Building, King BtreetJ. A. King, Minister of the Interior.Chief Clerk, ttoUS A. Hassinger.Assistant Clerks, James H. Boyd, M. K.

Keohokalule, tius Kofie, Stephen Mahaulu, George C. Hush, Edward S. Boyd.

;uieks OK BOBaa.CS, DkpaktmbntINTKKIOK.

or

Surveor-(seeral- , W. I. Alexander,ttipt PubUo Wurks, Wi K- - Kowell.Btlpts Wuter Wnrki, Andrew Brown.Inspettor Elet trlc LiK"t. John Casnidy.

Kenirttnir of i 'imveyanceB, T. Q. Thrum.Deimty htniHtrar of Convey an K. W,

Audi ewBKoad suinTviMor, Honolulu, W, H. 'um-

mtugtiChief KiiKineer Fire Dept., J. H. Hunt.BUpt lnMane Asylum. Dr. tieo. Herbert.

BUItKM: (IK AdKRULTlTKE.

prident J. A. Kiiib, Minister,of the Interior.

Member W. ii, Irwin, A. Jaexer, A. Her-

bert and John Kna.C'oinminHioiier of Agriculture and ex officio

ecretBry of the Hoard: Joseph Marden.

Department of Finance.

Minister of Finance, H. M. Damon.Auditor-lieiura- l, H. Laws,registrar of AccountH, W. G. AHhley.Oolleetoi QenenJ of J. H. t?atle.Tax Assessor, Uahu, .lunatlian Shaw.Deputy ASHehHor, W. t . Wewlon.I'dHimawier-Oeiiera- l, J. M. Oat.

Customs Buheau.

Office, C'Ubtom House, Lspt&nade, Fgrt 8t.Collector-titnera- l, J. B. Castle.

r, F. 11. Mc.siocker.Harli- MMter, Cauiin A. Fuller.Port Surveyor, M. N. Sanders.Storekeejier, (ieo. C. stratemeer,

Depahtment ok Atiohnev-Genkha- l.

Office In Executive Building, King St.Attoriiey-tieuera- l, NV. O. Smith.Deputy Attoruey-tieuera- l, A. ti. M. Robert-son- .

Clerk. J. M. Kea.Marshal. K. U, Hitchcock.Clerk to Marsluil, H. M. Dow.Deputy Marshal, Arthur M. Brown.Jailor Oahu Prison. James A. Low.Prison Physician, Dr. N. B. Emerson.

BnA KU OF IMMIUKAIION.

Office, Department of Interior, JudiciaryBuildiiiK, King Street,

'resilient, J. A. King.Members of the Board of Immigration:

J. B. Athertou, Jus. A. Kemu-dy- , JoeephMarsden, James O. Spencer, J. Cardan.

tiecretary, Wray Taylor.

Boa uu ok Health.Office In grounds of Judiciary building

corner of Mililani and Queen streets.Members: Dr. Day, Dr. Woud. Dr. Andrew B,

J. T. Waterlumse, Jr., John Kna, TheodoreF. Lansing and Attomey-lienera- l smith.President, Hon. V. O. Smith.Secretary, Chas. Wilcox.

Kxecutive Officer,C. B. HeynoldB.Agent Board of Health, J. D. McVeigh.Inspector and Manager of Uarbage Service,

L. L. La Pierre.Inspector, O. W. C Jones.Port I'hyalcian. Dr. t, R. Day,DiHiMjusary, Dr. Henry W. Howard.Leper Settlement, Dr. H. K. Oliver.

Bo a hi or Education.Office, Judiciary Building, King Btreet.

President, W. H. CaNtle.Ciork, J. F. Scott.Inspector of Schools, A. T. Atkinson.

BOAHD OK CKOWN LAND CoftsUIBHIONKH.

J. A. King, Minister of the Interior; W.O.ISmith, Attorney-ttener- and 0, P. Iaukea.Office in Judiciary Bultding.

LA BOB Commission.

W. N. rmttrotlg. Chairman.J. (CmmetUtU, T. B. Murray,J. M. Vivas, H. V. Severance.Dr. Vt T. liodiccrs, Secretary.

DlSTHlCT Cocbt.Polic e Station Building, Merchant Street.Antonio Perry, Magistrate.James Thompson, ( 'lerk.

PoSTOKriCE HUHEAU.

Postmastf r Iteneral, J. Mort Oat.Secretary, W. O. Atwater.Suti't Postal Sa Inejl Bunk, K. H. Wodehoiue.Money Order Department, F. B. Oat.Ouneral Delivery, L. T. Keiiake.Keglstr' Department, O. L. DeHha.

Clerks. J. D. Holt, K. A. Dexter, S.L. Kekn-man-

K. K. Angus, J. I.lwui, Henry Kula1, N. K. Keula, Narlta, J. T. Fliruered,M'ss M. Isow.

Marine Insurance.HULL RISKS.

The undertiitfntni is authorized to ac-rt'-

rirtkh on llri.i.s, upon the most e

tenon; and in ahto prepared tomake fiivurahle (Jonlrnct) covering onI'anriK'w to atnl from Plantation Land-In-

(Uriel and Foreign Porta, or via.Honolulu. ad Including Kire riaka whileuwuiting Hhipim'iit

JOHN H. PATY,Agent "PlMJlAB'a Ki'no "

Offlot with Jiitihop 'o.na4ai

EHTFRPRISE PLANING MILL.PETER HiCH A CO.

Office ami Mill on A In ken anil Riehntds,near QOMO Street, Honolulu, H. I, . . .

MOULDINGS, DOORS, SASHFRAMES, EfC

TURNBD AND --i X w i l

Prompt HttfMition to nil onleM. phoneB: Mutual. 5l

HIM EXPRESS COMPANY.

ANDMessenger Service.

Ooods . shipped to all priooipal pOftd Oil the other lalatlils Bac;nK' called for

cheoked anil dallrorod to all out(oin( ttaitiR anil et anierB. Freight shipedto nil parts of the United Statee. Mark anil consign freight carr of

IiiwhIIhii i:iross :o. Itapfesantatlfas will hoani art Tf bOOBllBf! Hteainer. Special itttontion paid to goods shipped C. O. D.

Itoth Teleohones RI4 tmflsrW Hotel St . Honolulu, H. I.

NEW

GOODSFancy Goods, goods

Holidays, which I will sell atlowest prices. Call in and see Stock.

IWAKAMI SHOTEN,Blk. St.

511 jan 1 617.

GOO KIM.411 mtufinti Street.

CHRISTMASGOODS:

New Patterns Cashmeres and Tweeda.

MUTUAL TELEPHONE 542.

ReceivedS. S. Oceanic.

for tlie themy

RobinsonMutual

TOYS,

CHINA SILK, CREPE

Merchant Tailoring.

Pacific Guano Fertilizer Go.G. N. WILCOX, President. T. MAY, Auditor.

J. F. HACKFELD, E. Seuretary & Treasurer.P, O. Box, 484. Mutual Tel. 467.

OUR NEW WORKS ATare now ready to furnish

I

SILK

HI

ARTIFICIAL FERTILIZERS.Also keep constantly on hand

Pacific Sulphate of Ammonia,of Soda, Fertilizer Salts, Etc.,

Special attentioii to Soils by ourChemist. All Goods are Guaranteed in every respect. Forfurther to

Pacific Guano & Fertilizing Co.Mm. DR. W. AVERDAM. Manager.

Metropolitan Meat Co.81 KING STREET,

Wholesale & Retail Butchers

Navy Contractors.G. J. WALLER.

FINE

JOB WORK.

THE

'STAR'S" ELECTRIC

PRINTINC WORKS

MclNERNY BLOCK

is prepared to do all kinds ofartistic Book, Job aad News-paper printing at fair prices.

MammothPeateraaSpecialty.

Bookn. PHinphletH. IxkhI I'apsrH,Unci RMIk, Dodgers, letter anilBill Head, Buataaia and ViaitingCards Tickets, Programs, etc, , .

1

1894-

Proprletora

BLINDS, SCREENS

woik.Tr'h Ml, 4iW.

17.

by the

have received, di-

rect from Japan, a fine

stock of Dry Goods,

HotelTelephone

FANCY (iOODS,

SHAWLS,

HANDKERCHIEFS, Etc.

Fit Guaranteed.

&

SUHR.

KALI beingall kinds of . .

78

Prices Moderate.485-3-

completed we

Guano, Potash, NitrateCalcined Etc.

given Analysis of Agricultural

particulars apply

Manager.

just

PACIFIC

COMMERCIAL

ADVERTISER.

cents Per Month.$2 Per Quarter.

SubscriptionsPayableStrictlyInAdvr nee,

Hawaiian Gazette Co.

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

Special stteution given to thehsndling of

Real Estate' Stocks, Bonds

HONOLULU IRON WORKS,

Htkam Km. mm, Sm.au Mills, BoiuutaUooLXKN, Ikon, Brass and Lbao

Castinub.

MAiiliinery nf Every DeHoription MadeOrder. Particular attention paid to HhipaUuuilo.iuitbiug. Job work executed at Mbortao;ioa

Give the Baby"

IKFANTSjflNVALIDS.

WA.I KEGAN CH

We

HUSTACE,

Provisions.

Pacific Foundry

NutrimentrosanowiNaCHiLongN,

CONVALfacCNTg,coNauMSTivta,

oi. A sel , endIn Illne.a UldaU u in..

Best Foodfor Hand--

OUR HOOK for the Instnietlalmothfrs, "TIm Care PaaaV

lea InC.nl., - inur aililress.

DOLIBER-GOODA- CO,Boston, ss . A

BENSON, SMITH & CO.,u - for the Hawaiian IalHmla,

THENEWWAUKEGANBARBEDWIRE.

Made only by WasDbnrn&Moen Co.

have been apiiointed Airvnts for the above Ominanv. and matreceived ier Steamer "KEAUHOU" the shtpnsrit of this famous bsrbedwire. We sell the "Wallkagan" 4 I'oint with harbn H in. apai and it meaauren16U ft. to tlir pound. You eann-'- build a fence with any other make of barbedwire cheap you can with " Waukesan."

Take the following makes for lnntanee, all 4 point, barbs 3 in. apart:N. and M. lft.30 ft. to 1 lb. or 7.84 per cent, in favor of WaukeniranHaddock Wire Co., 12.62 ft. to lb. ' 75 "Rosa, 12.44 " " " 32.64 "RoeblinK Co., 11.29 " 1 " " 46.15Cleveland, 11.88 " 1 " " 89.48Indiana Wire Fence Co., 12.87 ft. to 1 lb. or 28.21 per cent. " "Burnell, 13.77 " 1 " " 19.88 ' "

Waukegan Wire ia aa m k as the strongest, juBt as manybarbs to the rod, and yet weighs less per rod than any other style of wire.

This result is accomplished by using a half round wire in the barb, instead ofa full round wire as in all other barbed wires; then it is twisted out once aroundone me main wins, inn- - saving me weight aanttionai twists. Ibis wirethoroughly galvanized, something much needed this climate.

We also sell a special wire stretcher and galvanised steel staplesWaukegan Wire.

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

E. O. HALL 5c

KRAJEWSKI'S

CANE CRUSHERHE HONOLULU IRON WORKS COMPANY

having secured the Exclusive Agency (or the Hawaii-an Islands lor the Krajewski Patent Sugar Cane Crush

er, are now prepared to receive orders lor the same, to bedelivered in time lor the next crop.

This machine, which has been invented but lew years, hasbeen adopted by a great number ol cane sugar manufacturers)especially in Cuba, where it was first put to trial and where itbecame extremely popular. Nearly one-thir- d the whole sugarcrop made in Cuba is being made with the assistance of thesecrushers. These crushers have also proved great success inother West Indian Islands, and Louisiana, as can be seen by testimonials on hand.

These crushers when attached to any cane mill will increaseits capacity by from 50 to 100 per cent; will improve extraction,will regulate feed of the mill. We have three of these machinesin the way. For further particulars enquire at the

HONOLULU IRON

JOHN NOTT.

Wrought Steel Ranges, ChilledIron Cooking Stoves.HOUSEKEEPING GOODS:

Agate V are (White, Crray and Nickel-plate- PumpsWater and Sou Pipes, Water Closets and Urinals, RubberHose, and Lawn Sprinklers, Bath Tubs and Steel Sinks,O. S. Gutters and Leaders, Shee' Iron Copper, Zincand Lead, L,eao and f ipe fittings.

Plumbing, Tin, Copper and Sheet IronWork.

DIMOND BLOCK, - KING STREET

CHAS.Lincoln Block, King Street,

Between Fort and AlakeaDEALER IN

Groceries andFresh California Roll Butter and Island

Butter always on hand.

fresh Goods received by every Steamerfrom San Francisco.

UT Satisfaction Ooarastud. tt--'

BrassSTEAM GALVANIZED PIPE, EL-

BOWS, OLOUE-VALVE-

8TEAM COCKS, and all other ttttingsfor pipe on hand.

Honolulu Steam Rice Mill

Krenti milled K!ru .ur In uumhII'

J. A. HOPPEK, Prup r.MtrMt. Honolulu,

Perfect

oraaimea,nS

Acute

Infanft.

of aaeof be bimmvsi

to upon request.

M U.S.

Mf'E

hnvfirst

t,

aH as

0.

Barbed contains'barbed

oi oi isin

for

by

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of

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Sta.

and

Vart

WORKS CO.

ripe

75-- 97

KObT. LKWKKS. C. M. COOKE.

LEWERS & COOKE.Lumber, Builders' Hardware,

doors, sash. blinds,paints, oils, glass,

wall paper, matting,corrugated iron,

lime, cement. etc.

H. MAY & CO.Wholesale and Retail

GROCERS8 Fort Street.

Roth Telephones a a V O Rox

ForPine PrintingTry the "Star'a'

iMtrlo w.i..