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1 --" yf-- t wr,,?f $ t VOL. XXX.. STO. 76. HONOLTJXTJ, H... TTJESDAT. SEPTEMBER 25. 1S9-1-. SEME-EKT- ". WHOLE NO. 13S7. Wr h rcbusoed BY HAWAAN GAZETTE COMPANY EVERY (LMTED), lufeday AND FRDAY KORKNG Geo. H. Pars, Busness Manager. W. N. Armstrong - Edtor. SUBSCRPTON RATES: Ter month? 50 Per year 5 00 Per year, Foregn 6 00 Payable nvarable n Advance. ffaddress all communcatons Hawaan Gazette Company P. O. Bor O, Honolulu, H. L gustwas ffarfls. PROFESSONAL. CAKTER & Hawaan Gazette, Sera-Weekly CARTER, A.ttornoy ax Xjo-ttc-. SM5 Xo.24 Merchant Street. y A. ROSA, Attornoy art Xjarvcr. No. S EaauusuhT. Stbeet. SM Honolulu y WUXAS C. PARKE, Attornoyat a"w And ARent to take Acknowledgments. OFFCE: S KaahumaSU Stbee, 1393 Honolulu... 1 XT. R. CASTLE, ATTORffE A.O? LAW And Notary Publc. Attends all the Courts 1358 the Kngdom. 7 J. ALFRED lagoon, Attorney Counselor At Law. OFFCE 12 Merchant Street, Honolulu,.. ts43 CO. Kng Bethel Streets, Honolulu,.., mporters Commsson Merchants, 1356 E HOK!CUl.AEGKKJc H. 1. HOLSTEN,.k.trtoMa.oy ax Xaw. Collectons Pbojutly Attended to. 7S KOHALA, HAWA. ly JO SA S0TABY PUBLC COMMSSONER of DEEDS For the States of Calforna New York Ofce at the Bank of Bshop fc Co., llonolulu. las EXYjNLAH H. PATY, BROS.. mporters of General Merchse, tbox FRANCE, ENGLAND, GERMANY AND UNTED STATES y No. 58 Queen Street, Honolulu. H., HYMAN Commsson BRORS. Merchants, 208 Front Street, San Francsco. Partcular attenton pad to fllng sh pplng 1JT3 sl orders. y F. A. SCAKFEK te CO. mporters & Commsson Wres Honolulu, Hawaan sls. y. ACUTL) & CO., General Commsson Agents, 1356 Queen Street.Honolnlu, H.. y G. W. MACFARLANE 65 CO., mporters Commsson Merchants, Honolulu, Hawaan sls, AGENTS rob Hrrlees, Watson Co., Scotl Street ron Works, Glasgow. John Fowler & Co., (Leeds) Lmted Steam Plow 1356 Locomotve Wo, ks. Leeds. ly XEO. AYES Jfc Co., mporters Commsson Merchants, AMD ASEHTS OK Lloyds the Lverpool Underwrters, Brtsh Foregn Marne nsurance Co. B And Northern As sarance Company, y C. HUSTACE. (Formerly wth B. F. Bolles & Co.) Wholesalo Retal Crocor, 111 Kng Street, under Harmony Hall. Famly, Plantaton, Shps Stores suppled at ehort notce. New Goods by every steamer. Orders rom the other sls fathfully executed TELEPBOKE 119. K. JcUTYRE Sc BUO. Grocery, Feed Store Bakery. Corner Kng Fort Streets, 1S56 Honblnlc. H.. T of y Busness tcarus. MSCELLANEOUS. SME. J. PH1XZ.FS. Xncos TEKaAsr X)roa.cr Hab Cultctjst Tolet Artste. 826 Market M., eppo. Fourth tor., an ranckco 1505-l-y K. O.HALL&.so.A, LMTED. mporters Dealers n Hardware, Plows, Fants, Ols General Merchse, OFFCERS: Wm W Hall.Presdent Manager E O Whte becretary Treasurer Wm F Allen Audtor Thos May T W lobrcn Drectors 1356 Corner Fort Kng Ste y B. LEWEBS. T. 1. LOWBET. C. X. COOKE. LEMKHS A: COO M:. Successor! to Lewebs & Dckson, raporter nd Dealers n lumber, And all knds of Buldng Materals, 1356 FortStreet.Honoluln. y EMPRE HOUSE, propretor Comer Nuuanu Avenue Hotel Streets. J. OLDS, ::::::::: Choce Ales, Wnes Xcnors n 135b y. HONOZ.U1.TJ RON WORKS CO.fSPj-R-, Steam Engnes.Sngarllls, Bolers,, Zmk&a. Coolers, ron, Brass Lead Castng Machnery of Every Descrpton S- - Made to Order. "J Partcular attenton pad to Shps Blackt smthng. JOB VOKK executed on theshortes notce. y H. W. SCHMDT & SONS, mn asd Conon.Mns, Honolulu. JOCN T WATEKOUSJE. MPORTER AND DEALER K GENERAL MESCHAKDSE Queen Street. Honolulu y J. M. WHTNEY, M. D D. D. S Dental Rooms on Port Street, Offce n Brewers, Block, corner Hotel Fort 1356 y streets Entrance, Hotel street. WLLAM ATTORNEY-AT-LA- 0. SMTH, 66 Fort Street, : : Honolulu y E. G. HTCHCOCK, Attorney Counsellor at Law.. Offce at HLO, HAWA. w N. B. Blls Pbomptlt Collected. "S 13T2.1y C. E. WLLAMS, mporter, Manufacturer, Uphc.sterer, AND DEALER m FURMTURE OF EVERY DESCRPTON, Panos Muscal nstruments FORT STREET. ly M. S. GRNBATJM & CO., MPOETEKS Genl Merchse Commsson 1356 Merchants. Honolnln. H.. 7 M. S. GRNBATJM & CO., Commsson Merchants, No. SS Front Street. San Francsco, Cal. Post Offce Box y HAWAAN PRANK OT WNE CO. BROWN, Manager. 23 3d Merchant Street, Honolulu, H ly MR. W. F. ALLEN, AN OFFCE OVER MESSRS. BSHOP h COcorner of Merchant Kaahumanu streets, he wll be pleased to attend to any nslney entrusted to hm. BSHOP & COMPANY. BCSTABjSHED PS" BANKERS. DRAW EXCHANGE ON BANK OF CALFORNA, SAN FRANCSCO AND TBEB AGENTS N Xev York, Clentro, Boston, Pars Asr -F- EANTORT-O. HE-MAN. Messrs, 31. X. llothschlld & Sons London" PONEER STEAM The Commercal Bankng Co. of Sydney, Cy Manufactory Bakery, n London, Sydney. Jo. 33C O OR. XT, The Bank of New Zeal n Auckl, Chrstchurch, Dunedln Wellngton. Tactcal Confectoner, Pastry Cook Baker VSt 71 Hotel St.. bet. Nnnannard Fort y The Hongkong Shangha Bankng Corporaton n Hongkong Shangha. Chna; Yokohama, Hlogo, Nagasak, Japan. The Bank of Brtsh Columba n Vctora, Vancouver, Kanamo, Westmnster, Portl, Oregon. And the Azores Madera sls y B. C. ; DE. E.. ANDEESON, Successor to DRS. ANDERSON & LTJNDY DENTSTS, "WESTERN AND HAWAAN nvestment Comnanv. (Lmted Hotel 8L, opp.dr.j.s.mcqzew Money loaned for long o. snort perods. ON APPROVED SECURTY. Apply to W. W. HALL, Manager. ffdp-g- ADMNSTERED. y u.ofbre Beaver Block. Fort St. T Seep your frends abroad posted on Hawaan affars by sendng WLDER & CO., Corner of Fort Queen Steets, Honolulu, them copes of the HAWAAN Lnmoer.Pant.O; 501s, Salt & Buldng sem-weekl- y HaUraC.wyknd- - y GAZETTE, PEARYS POLAR PARTY. A Htherto Unknown Coast Lne to Melvlle Bay Surveyed. St. Johns (Nfld.), Sept. 15. The Peary man auxlary expedtons, wth all well on board, arrved today from Falcon Harbor, whch they left on August 28th. Leutenant Peary, wth Lee Heuson as volunteers, reman at Falcon Harbor. Most of the expedton last fall wnter was devoted to preparatons for the nl ce journey to ndependence Bay, whch began March 6th, wth a party of eght men, twelve sledges nnety-tw- dogs. Fve natves o also asssted durng the frst two or three days of March. On Aprl 18th, Peary, Baldwn, Enterkn Clarke, wth twenty-fou-r dog3, arrved at Annversary Lodge, havng advanced n thrty-on- e days 134 mles, there cached ther remanng supples equpment, leavng Astrup, Lee Davdson n cnarge, ur. Vncent navmg been prevously sent back ncapactated by llness or njury from further servce. Many of the dogs were frozen sold, others had to be chopped out of the ce. Messrs. Peary, Baldwn, kntrkm Clarke pushed on n fourteen days were eghty-fv- e mles further. The maxmum days march was eghteen mles, when the plague havng carred off many dogs, En-trk- n unft to travel, the part was reduced by the hardshps they had undergone that the plans for the summer could not possbly be carred out, only one-fourt- h of the dstance to ndependence Bay had been accomplshed when t had been expected that they would reach that pont ten days earler. t was therefore decded to return. The dogs contnued to de on the homeward march, compellng the abonment of the sledge durng last May. On the trp they surveyed mapped a htherto unknown coast lne to Melvlle Bay for 150 mles. Messrs. Peary Lee are the frst whte men to see, locate measure the hstorc ron meteorte "near Cape York, whch they wll brng home next year. Leut, Mrs. Peary made a sledge journey to Olke Bay. Peary accompaned the Falcon as far as Cape York, hopng to send home a meteorte, but the ce made ths mpossble. A tdal wave on October 31st, destroyed the launch dores swept away more than half the ol supply of whch a porton was subsequently recovered. The burros, carrer pgeons launch proved of lttle servce to the explorers. The party at the lodge s amply suppled provsoned for a year. Communcaton wth Peary was not opened up untl August 1st, Falcon harbor was not reach ed untl the 20th. Carey sls, Cape Faraday Clarence Head were thoroughly searched the death of the Swedsh explorers, Bjordng Kallestenus settled. Dr. Ohln, the Swedsh representatve wth the auxlary expedton, returns drect from Dsco to Copenhagen. The ce also prevented the projected exploratons on Elsmore-l-, but the auxlary party gathered much valuable scentfc data made a careful study of many mportant glacers obtaned much new valuable materal n Arctc deep sea dredgng. Canadan Pacfc Rallwy The Faxous Toubst Route or the Wobld. N CONNECTON WTH CAN N STEAM- SHP LNE, TCKETS ARE SSUED To All Poxts s the UNTED STATES AND CANADA, VA VlOTOBA AND VaK- - coutzb. mocntadj eesobtb, Banc; Glacer, Mount Stephen Fraser Canon. Smpress Les of StE2mers frea nmm Tckets to alt ponts n Japan, Chna, nda aronnd the world. J3T For Tckets General nformaton 0. H. DAVES & CO., Agents Canadan Pacfc Ualway Canadan-Australa- n S. S. lne. 142S-1-. The Daly Advebtheb b delvered by camera for 76 cents a month, Ztng up Telephones 66. Now u the tme to subscrbe. : elected 110 members, whle the re LATE HEWS FROM mander have been elected by the Democrats Populsts. The latest j returns ndcate that the Democrats wll have but fourteen members h the House, aganst 137 Republcans. Death of the Count of Pars at the Rutl (Vt.), Sept. 10. Returns from all the towns n the State show Stowe the Republcan majorty to be 27,310, the pluralty 28,365. Mssonares mprsoned. Boston, Mass., Sept. 11. The REPUBLCAN TRUMPH N MANE. Secretary of the Amercan Board of Commssoners for Foregn Mssons, Carlsle Wll lay no Sugar ltountj Resumpton of Work on the Panama Canal Mssonares mprls-sole- d lu Turkey Past Pacng. London, Sept. 8. Comte de Pars ded at 9 oclock ths mornng at the Stowe Durng the nght the Comte several tmes appeared to have passed away, so feeble was hs pulse. Dr. Pecomer had the most extreme dffculty frequently n feelng the lght beat of hs heart, the weakness of the dstngushed suflerer dur-- COUNT OF PARS. ng the last hours of hs sckness was so great le was unable to speak, although be succeded n makng t apparent that he desred to utter a few more words of farewell to those around hm. The famly old servants were all n attendance, to each one the head of the royal house of France feebly sad a few addtonal knd words of farewell, after whch the famly knelt at the bedsde offered up buart-fe- lt prayers.for the dyng. He rarely, however, referred to approachng death, always tryng to soothe the sorrow of those around hm. Now then a deep sgh would escape thesuflerer, he would mutter a phrase oft repeated durng the past week, "Cest beln long," equvalent to sayng that he was very weary watng for death. The Rans of Babylon. Washngton Cty, Sept. 11. An account of the scentfc exploraton of the runs of Nfler, near ancent Babylon, whch s beng made by Amercan scentsts, under the auspces of the Babylonan exploraton fund, whch was subscrbed by Phlade-phan- s n 1SS8, has been furnshed to tne mate Department oy Mnster Terrell. The work of excavaton was begun n 1887 by Dr. Hlphcht. From 150 to 250 Arabs are constantly employed. n the number of tablets, brck, nscrbed vases, n the value of cunform tests, the Amercan enterprse s sad to rval the exploratons of Layard at Nneveh. Dr. Hlphcht, the dstngushed Assyran scholar of the Unversty of Pennsylvana, remans at the museum at the equestof the Turksh Government, o translate nscrptons arrange the tablets other relcs, datng back to 4000 B. C. Many tons of tablets, sarcophag the lke, have already arrved at the museum at Constantnople, tbe sultan, n recognton of the servces of the Amercan professors, has promsed that the Unversty of Pennsylvaha shall receve one duplcate of each tablet. Mnster Terrell says ths enterprse the hu- has levealed an antquty of man race nearly ten centures older than scence had knowledge of be fore. The relgon, government, habts of lfe,, to a great extent, the customs of men who lved 4000 B.C. are revealed by the nscrptons whch are now beng translated here arranged for Professor Hlphcht. Thus far 20,000 nscrbed tablets of clay stone have been dscovered, bearng nscrptons whch nclude promses to pay debts, deeds, contracts records of mportant publc prvate events. Rrpnblcan Trumph n Mane. AdUSTA (Me.). Sept. 11. The Republcans legardhe result of yesterdays elt-tlo- as the bggest vctory they have ever achtved n ths State. The vote for Governor, whch two years heo was 130,000, s reduced 15,-Kto 20,000 but, even wth ths, Cleaves has receved votes. n everyone of the exlen countes of the State the Democracy has been defeated. Every has gone Republcan, whch s phenomenal. Returns so far ndcate that Job-nn-, Dem, wll not get over 35,000 vote?, to 55,000 cast for hm two year ago, ths maybe reduced by later returns. All four of the Republcan Congressmen are elected by largely ncreated majortes. The Republcans ha e carred both branches of the Legslature, electng a sold Senate, whch two yean ago stood thrty Republcans one Democrat. n the House of Representatves, whch conssts of 151 members, whch two years aco stood 107 Republcans 44 Democrats, the Republcans, t s beleved, have whose offce s n ths cty, has receved a cable dspatch from Antab, Turkey, whch announces the arrest mprsonment of a number of professors n the Amercan schools at that pont, also at Ma rash. No partculars have been receved as yet, the number of arrests s not stated, but Secretary Barton says that three Amherst men one graduate from the Unon Theologcal Semnary of New York must be among tha number. The charge made aganst the mssonares s that they were n league wth the Armenans whch s the revolutonary facton of that country, further that they helped to str up sedton aganst the government by ther teachng. Carlsle Wll Pay No Sugar Bounty. Washngton Cty, Sept. 12. Secretary Carlsle authorzed the offcal announcement today that he would not pay any sugar bounty earned but unpad when the new tarff bll went nto effect, August 29. The Secretarys refusal to pay the sugar bounty clams s based upon tbe clause n the new tarff bll repealng the sugar bounty provsons of the McKnTey law, whch concludes as follows: "And hereafter t shall be unlawful to ssue any lcense to produce sugar or to pay any bounty for the producton of sugar of any knd under sad act." The Secretary wll wrte an offcal letter to Senator Merson embodyng hs decson. Ncaraguan Outrages. Washngton, Sept, 9. Accordng to a report receved at the State Department from tbe consular agent at Blueflelds, an Amercan merchant vessel was sezed by the Ncaraguan authortes used to convey tbe prsoners captured at that place to Colon for transportaton to Managua. The owners submt a request for ndemnty. The State Department wll ask the Ncaraguan Government to explan. Colon, Sept. 9. The Unted States steamer Columba has been ordered to convey the Amercan refugees at rort jmon DacK to mueneus. The Samoan Queston. London, Sept. 11. The Berln correspondent of tbe Tmes comments on an artcle n the Venna Poltsche Correspondenz, whch advocates the dual control of Samoa by Engl Germany. He says: "Ths artcle s beleved to reflect on the Englsh offcal vew, but Germany does not favor t. There s no doubt that every arrangement s mpossble except a German protectorate. t s only a queston of tme to acheve ths." General Booth. London, Sept. of tbe Salvaton Army from all parts of London assembled at the Euston ralroad staton today to bd farowell to General Booth, who started for Amerca. The General wll reach New York about October 20th proceed to the prncpal Northern Western ctes of the Unted States, untl reachng San Francsco, fnshng hs tour at Seattle, Wash., December 23th. Resumpton of Work at Panama. 13.-T- Pars, Sept. he ssue of new Panama canal shares has been postponed to September 22. Thrty mllon francs wll be expended n tbe frst nstance at the Culebra cuttng. t s estmated that tbe present ssue wll suffce to carry on the work for eghteen months. Several thous workmen are already assembled at Panama awatng tbe resumpton of work. Ezetas Case. San Francsco, Sept. 15. Attor ney Person closed hs argument n the Ezeta case at noon today, the case was then submtted. Judge Morrow sad he would lke to gve an mmedate decson, but, owng to the gravty of tbe proceedngs, as a case lke t had never before happened, he would have to take t under advsement. He promsed a decson as soon as possble probably next week. Captan Brdgman Dead. Tacoma, Sept. 15. Capt. Wm. R. Brdgman, U. b. N., the former com mer of the cruser Baltmore ded here ths mornng at 8, of Asatc fever. He retaned comm of tbe Baltmore to last July, when he left the vessel n Asatc waters returned home on leave of absence. He arrved here last August about two weeks ago was taken sck wth fever. Brdgman was tbe youngest captan n the navy. Germans Repulse East Afrcan Natves. Berln, Sept. 12. An offcal dspatch from German East Afrca says that tbe garrson at Klwa repulsed the natve force whch attacked tbe town on September 7th, drove t across the Mawnd rver. The offcal report says that thrty-seve- n natves were klled nne othera were drowned. Unted States Mnster to Chna. Rome, Sept. 13. Several dalles publsh an announcement that H. R. Whtehouse, Secretary of the Unted States Embassy, has been named Mnster to Chna. They say hs de-- Earture wll be regretted generally He was the most popular Amercan n Rome. Mr. Whtehouse s travellng n Swtzerl. Pexotos Massacres. London, Sept. 12. A dspatch from Pars says: "Montevdeo advces of September 11th say that ffty-eg- ht Brazlans were executed last sprnt: at Presdent Pexotos order, wthout the semblance of a tral. They were arrested on September 21st wete executed on the mornng of Aprl 25th at the fortress of Santa Cruz, the harbor of St. Cacarna. An even larger number of respectable ctzens baa been shot under smlar1 crcumstances n Curtyba. Throughout tbe month of May volleys were heard nghtly n the cemetery, where the bodes were mmedately bured." The Cholera n Europe. St. Petersburg, Sept. 11. Durng the frst week of September there were 146 fresh cases of cholera 101 deaths n ths cty. Berln, Sept. 11. Ffteen cases of cholera four deaths were reported today from Grleslenen, Prussa. Kerrvllle Lynchers ndcted. Memphs, Sept. 15. The gr jury ths afternoon returned four more ndctments aganst persons beleved to have had a h n the recent lynchng near Kerrvlle. The jurors beleved that they now have every man connected wth the busness. To Attack Madagascar. Pars, Sept. 11. The Government wll add four warshps to tbe French squadron n the ndan Ocean. t s reported that an expedton ooo strong s to mareh on Antananarvo, tbe captal of Madagascar, by a route already planned. Forest Fres. Mnneapols, Sept. 14. News of extensve forest fres was receved here today from tbe dstrct whch adjons the Red Lake ndan Reservaton. There has probably been much loss of lfe. Pacng Record Broken. ndanapols, Sept, 6. Today Robert J. broke the worlds pacng record, travellng a mle n 2:02). London, Sept. 11. A dspatch from Ro Janero says that the Monarchsts there are organzng aganst the GovernmeeL ---. t 4 DRECT TO HONOLULU. The Oakl Sals as the Poneer a Great Trade. of The bark Oakl, whch s loadng at Central wharf, wll sal next Tuesday mornng for Honolulu, says cer the Seattle of Sept. 9, wth the followng cargo: 175 tons of hay, 5,000 sacks ot flour, shorts bran; 2,000 sacks of barley, 1,500 sacks of oats, 20 tons of farm machnery, 75 cords of wood, 30,000 feet of lumber, 70 head of cattle horses 30 tons of general merchse. Ths wll be the frst drect shp ment from ths port to Hawa, t s hoped that t wll be the begn nng of a steady busness wth that country. The bark has been chartered by George J. Wlley the shpment s consgned to Messrs. Kng McClass, the former a hay gran merchant, the latter a stockman, well borer. Mr. Kng s hghly pleased wth tbe qualty of the goods selected predcts an mmense trade between ths state Honolulu. Mr. McClass wll sal on the bark Messrs. Kng Wlley wll take passage on a steamer leavng San Francsco September 20. The bark wll make tbe trp, barrng accdents, n about thrty days when tbe cargo s dscharge 3 wll be reloaded wth a return cargo of bananas, cocoannts, pneapples, etc., for ths market. Mr Wlley has arranged to have another cargo of hay, gran, etc., ready when the boat returns, wll contnne shpments as long as the trade lasls. A Tour of the World. New York, Sept. 7. D. O. Mlls started yesterday for Saa Francsco, whence he wll sal on a voyage around the world. He goes to the Swch sls, Japan. Chna nda, reachng Egypt n January. There he wll be joned by 5lr. Mrs. Whtelaw Red, who are to sal for Gbraltar n November,, after a few weeks n tbe south of Span on tbe north coast of Afrca, are to make ther way to Caro. The unted party has chartered a Bteamer for a trp along the Nle, wll go up to the second cataract. On ther return they are to take camels cross tbe desert to Mt. Sna, enterng Palestne at the juncton of the Jordan the Bed Sea, gong out by way of the Sea of Gallee Damascus. They wll probably reach Pars London by May, be back n New York by June. vw n- J ut?&;

2 TV. -.?-- 99 HAWAAN GAZETTE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, SEM-WEE- KT. wreckng party, a Customs offcer, WRECK OF WLCOX SOLD, a photographer, a representatve of the Advertser. The destnaton of the steamer was the scene of the wreck, after a smooth, pleasant slow voyage the wreck was ghted The Wrecked Vessel Has Settled at daylght on Saturday morn- - ng. The advent of a strong trade More n the Water. wnd wth heavy northeast swell made a near approach to the wreck dangerous, Captan Nelson decded that t would not be safe to attempt to board the wreck. nce The A WEZCKNG SCHOONER TO BE SENT, A Watch nrt y Left on tlu Uracl to Protect tle Buyern of the Wreck The Starboard Hall Has Ceen Carred by the Acton of Heavy seas. gallant, forecastle cabn beng often submerged by the dashng seas. CFrom Saturdays Daly.) A run was made for Kauluoko bay about a mle to leeward of the wreck The wreck of the German bark wth the ntenton of lng a party G. K. "Wlcox was Bold yesterday who desred to vew the poston of for $1175 to a company composed of the wreck judge of the probabltes of reachng her from the l J. F. Bowler, Fred Harrson, E. B. sde. The lng made, Messrs. Bowler, Echnack Thomas, John Galloway Galloway of the syndcate, Captan Nlson, Messrs. others. The frst bd offered was Clfford the photographer, Bevern the Customs offcer, $100; t gradually clmbed up Frank Godfrey the newspaper representatve, went untl t was knocked down at the forward to the clfld whch overlooked above fgure, whch s more the wreck. Those nterested decded than that the heavy weather prevalng the Underwrters expected. The would not permt of work at present, so buyers of the wreck mmedately after some snap shots were taken the party enjoync the exctement chartered the steamer J. A. Cummns whch left for the scene of large cabe marked "H. G. G., A. G. 2," of watchng the motons of a sngle the dsaster late n the afternoon. wth hopes of ultmate capture, whch hopes, however, were dashed as the Three surf boats sx extra floatng case splt open the nner men were taken along. The wreck- - tn case struck foundered, return Hfl1VUunVlfllHW;tV nhhmbvjhsahhmhu wffzkbbbsksnf! POSTON OF WRECKED BARK G. N. WLCOX. (The above pcture was sketched from n photograph taken on last Wednesday afternoon. The latest report from the G. N. Wlcox s that she has not materally changed her poston the vessel remans just about as she appears n the pcture.) ers expect to commence work ths mornng, but t s generally consdered that they wll not be able to Eecure anythng of value, as a man expressed t yesterday, "they pad eleven hundred seventv-fv- e dollars for the wreck.. they wll be lucky f they get J oack eleven dollars ana seventy-fv- e cents." Some addtonal nformaton arrved yesterday by the schooner Haleakala, a vessel that left here on last Wednesday mornng. Her destnaton was kept a profound secret nothng was known of her voyage untl yedter-da- y mornng. t seems that she was chartered by several local people who thought they would make a small fortune by takng posses- - eon of the vessel. The schooner left here about 9 oclock n the mornng reached the Moloka coast about 9 oclock n the evenng, after the tug Eleu the walan left for Honolulu. Early the followng mornng the captan boarded the wreck took possesson of her. He secured some blocks the forecastle bell. He then set sal for ths port, after the arrval of the schooner Mle Morrs, whch was fastened to the wreck at last accounts. Tho Wlcox has changed her poston consderably snce Wednesday nght ; she has nearly toppled over, wth her masts towards the sea, t s sad that the waves roll over the entre leugth of the vessel. The captan of the Haleakala s of the opnon that nothng can be saved from the wreck. There wll probably be a legal battle over the possesson of the wreck, as the people who chartered the Haleakala clam ownershp, whle Bowler, Harrson company hold a bll of sale from the Underwrters. The J. A. Cummns wll return to port on Sunday mornng f nothng happens. The law regardng wreckage requres that the sherff shall take possesson of wrecked property. Ths law B for the protecton of the owners underwrters. n the case of the G. N. Wlcox, lost on Moloka, the owners aud underwrters took possesson of her before the polce were notfed, so that no enforcement of the law was necessary. The steamer J. A. Cummns left tbe steamer port here at 6 oclock Frday evenng wth members of the syndcate whch ll-fathad purchased the wreck of the bark G. N. "Wlcox, ashore on the western end of Moloka, also of the vessel was much the same as when last seen from the decks of the steamer walan on that prev- - ous Thursday, wth the excepton that the vessel had settled more n the water the elements had had more opportunty to play havoc wth the sals. The starboard ral had Deen carred away green seas were pourng n over the lsted port sde coverng the vessel at lmes from stem to stern, even the top- was made to the steamer. A watch party n the charge of James Barng-to- n, to represent the clams of the syndcate was left behnd the steamer was soon under way agan makng, however, a last vst to the wreck before return to Honolulu. At ths hour, 1:10 p.m., the Brtsh passed the man-of-w- wreck, presentng a pretty sght as she bowled away before the strong breeze wth all sals set. Nothng of any value was obtaned by the vstors t was decded that a return should be made to Honolulu wth the steamer, at some tme n the near future to send up a wreckng schooner whch would le n good poston ndefntely to further the actual wshes of savng cargo. The Cummns arrved back at Honolulu at 6 p. m. Saturday, makng the run from the wreck to port n the good tme of four hours ffteen mnutes. NECKER SLAND. Protest Afanst Annexaton by New Zeal. Wfllngtox (New Zeal), Sept. 6 The Premer has wrtten to the Governments of all the Australan Colones nvtng them to jon n protestng acanst the acton of the Hawaan Republc n annexng Necker sl. Mr. Sed-do- n ponts out n hs communcaton that ths was a specally unfrendly act n vew of the fact that the Canadan Conference was sttng at the tme, that t was well known that a Pacfc cable was projected to touch only at Brtsh terrtory, that Necker sl was almost necessary to realzaton of ths project. Both mperal Colonal nterests he consders to have been njured by tbe acton of the Hawaan Government. The only reply receved so far s from Mr. Braddon, Premer of Tasmana, who agrees wth Mr. Seddons vew on tbe matter. t s expected, however, that all the Colones wll concur n the pretest. London, Sept. 7. Offcal crcles regard that Necker sl as always belongng to Hawa, beleve the protest from the Colones d. s Sydney (N. S. V.), Sept. 7. The Cabnet has decded to support New Zeals protest aganst the annexaton of Necker sl by Hawa. There was a "movement on foot on Saturday afternoon to charter Kaala to carry an excurson party to see the wrecked bark G. N. Wlcox. About forty names were obtaned at $5 apece, but for some reason the project was aboned. AROUND CAMPFRE. Pleasant Reunon of Men Who Fought n the Cvl War. The George W. DeLong Post, G. A. B., met at ndependence Pa k on Saturday evenng. About twenty-f- ve members were present a number of nvted guests, ncludng Presdent Mrs. Dole, Mr. W. O. Smth, Mr. "W. E. Rowell, Mr. Mrs. W. W. Hall, Mrs. Remen-schuede- r others. Many of the wves of the members of the Post were there. The pavlon was decked out wth Hawaan aud Amercan flags, wth wreathes flowers. The entrance to the place was lghted up wth lanterns. Pano musc was renderej, Mss Rhoades sang "Tentng Tonght," several other peces. On Mr. Doles arrval, the bonfre, whch conssted of a cord of wood, wth brush, was lghted, the llumnaton was very brght. At S oclock, the party ralled around the beans, hardtackaud doughnuts, coffee bscuts, the best fare whch army lfe afforded. After the lunch, there were some lterary exercses. Dr. K. B. Emerson presded, made a few openng remarks. He stated that many of the facts of the army lfe were never brought to the lght, the occason of a campflre, lke the present one, was the proper place to brng them out. Beans, be sad, were a good marchng food, but worse than bullets n camp lfe. He sad that the Post had a warm feelng toward the new Republc, t welcomed Presdent Dole Attorney-Gener- al Smth. Mr. Dole responded, sad he, of course, admred the movements of the Gr Army, regretted that he dd not wear the button of the Army. Mr. Smth, n respondng, sad that the lttle "Army of Hawa" had been materally renforced, n sprt n person, by members of the old army. A few such men, who knew just how to fght, aud had often been under fre, when placed among men, who were well traned, but were not used to battle, made veterans of them. A hundred such men, t had often been shown, n war, were equal to a thous green troops. t was very satsfactory that, n the case of trouble here, there were so many men who knew Just what to do, would not be trfled wth. "Dr. Emerson mentoned an ncdent of hs army lfe. He was dong pcket duty n Vrgna, near an old fort at three n the mornng, when he was surprsed by a rustlng n the bushes. He challenged, but got no answer, then fred. A scramblng followed, he soon found out that he had shot a roamng pg. Mr. R. J. Greene sad that when at Port Hudson, on the surrender of a rebel fort to the Federals, they marched n to the tune of Yankee Doodle. The rebel offcers sad that t was not etquette to play that tuue when a surrender was made. The Federal offcer repled that whenever Amercan troops were around t was always a good tune to play. Comrade Wrght sad that before gong nto battle he felt very uncomfortable tmd, but when he went nto the lght he was all rght, because he had somethng to do. Mss Rhoades read one of the Euloges on General Grant. Mrs. W. W. Hall gave an account of her army experence wth her father, a Federal general, near Murfreesboro, Tennessee. On one occason, she acted as gude for the Ffth Dvson, through an unknown country, she beng famlar wth tbe roads. Dr. Emerson recalled an ncdent of the Revolutonary War. The waddng had gven out, the captan brought out a copy of Watts hymn book, told the men to "gve Watts to the Brtsh." Thanks were voted to Comrade Wrght, the campflre was put out, taps sounded, tbe meetng broke up. m up m GOVERNOR STONEMAN DEAD. One of Hs Sons s at Present n Ths Cty. Buffalo, Sept. 5. General George Stonemau, a dstngushed solder of the Cvl War former Governor of Calforna, ded here ths mornng, aged 72. He had lved n Buffalo for three years, makug ln home wth hs sster, the wfe of Benjamn B. Wllams, a promnent lawyer of ths cty. General Stonemau had led the lfe of a rtcluse here. He came to Buffalo for a short vst, about three years ago, as hs" health was not good, ths clmate agreed wth hm. A son of Governor Stoneman s at present n ths cty. He camo here some months ago wth Judge Brunson, who recently departed for San Francsco. They opened a law offce here, but owng to the lmted feld here, they were not successful. Mr. Stoneman expects to leave for hs home n Los Angeles durng the present week. rwng W. Larmore, physcal drector of Y.M.C.A., Des Mones, owa, sa8 he can conscentonsly recommend Chamberlans Pan Balm to athletes, gymnasts, bcyclsts, football players the professon n general for brntes, sprans dslocatons; a!so for Boreaess stffness of the mnscles. When ap pled before the parts become swollen t wll effect a cure n one half the tme usually requred. For sale by all Dealers, Benson, Smth & Co., Agents for H.. What wll prove to be the most useful ndustral development s the applcaton of electrcty to the cleausng preservaton of bolers. The method employed U the sendng of electrc currents perodcally through the shells of the boler. By ths means the scale formed on the shell tubes s dsntegrated easly removed. DESTROYNG PROPERTY. The Rehels at Samoa Surrender But Repent of Ther Bargan. The last news from Samoa s that the rebels have decded to stop fghtng surrendered ther frearms, 200 rfles n all. After the terms of peace where agreed on t s sad that the rebels repented of what they had done commpncf-- to destroy property belongng to foregners. A late Smoa paper sas: "t has been stated that the Atua rebels, who, notwthstng the punshment nflcted upon them at Atua, had joned the Aana contngent, when returnng home from ths latter place burnt the houses of all the Government supporters. t s also rumored that the house of Mr. W. Fraser, a Brtsh subject, has been destroyed am that threats of the destructon of other property owned by Brtth subjects are beng freely made." t Has a Queer Frst Name. Governor Hogg, of Texas, who s makng a tour of the Eastern States, s accompaned by hs daughter. The young ladys name attracts attenton wherever she s ntroduced. t s certanly a queer combnaton, those who hear t for the frst tme refuse to beleve that t s her real name. t s true, however, that ma Hogg s the only name the lady has or ever had. Her mother found the name ma n a novel that she was readng when. Mes Hogg was a baby. She admred the name, so dd her husb, t was gven n baptsm to the nfant before the parents realzed that the Chrstan surname made a queer combnaton. "She s satsfed wth t now," sayb her father dryly, "but she may possbly change t some day." New York World. The hsome, framed photograph of Presdeut Dole, now on exhbton at the Hawaan News Company, has been presented to Company C, N. G. H., by Leutenant-Colonel Fsher. Ths company turned out the bggest attendance at the muster annual nspecton durng last week, the photograph s ther reward. Company A was Eecond. BALSAM POWELLS OF ANSEED WLL CURE YOUR COUGH WORLD OYER, RECOG- NZED COUU1 REMEDY, ls mmense dale throughout the world ndcates 1U nestmable ralue CHEMSTS Sell t. Thoe who have not already gven t a tral should do so at once. n palace aud cottage alke, Powells Balsam or Anseed s the old unexcelled CO0Q1 REMEDY. ts larce sale throughout the whole cvlzed world proclams ts crest worth. Loosens the phlegm mmedately. Nght cough quckly releved. Sec trade mark as above on each wrapper. See the words "Thomas Powell, Blackfrlars Road. London, on tbe eovernment stamp. Refuse mtatons. Establshed bqnattcrs farmers when orderng ther stores should not omt ths d cough remedy. FOR A COUGH POWELLS BALSAM OF ANSEED. ASTHMA. NFLUENZA, etc. Sold by chemnts storekeepers throughout the Australan. New Zeal Cape Coloaes. Bottle s. ljd. 2s. 3d. Agents for Honolulu, Hollster Drug 15S5-2- 0t Co., Ltd, TVltl Notes of the Method of Co free Culture Practced n Guatemala, Brazl, Lbera Ceylon. Gvng (all nstructons how to plant, cultvate, clean preptre Coffee for market. Also estmate cost of a coffee plantaton of 200 acres. EDTED UV. jr. WHTNEY. PRCE -- : 50 : CENTS.,&J Fcr sale by all news dealers. HAWAAN GAZETTE CO., Publshers. DO s nurd JUST A. FBK8H SVOCE OF TBLK CELEBRATED G. B. RECEVED; "Wth Others Smokers jjttdes Sucn oh Clear Cnar-et- te Holders, Kto.. Etc. W.AZ8: MA.TCECES ALTTATS ON HAND N QUANTTKS TO SUT HOLLT8TER & CO Corner Jfort.rfgS SjPPBMgStBrffTn rr- - Streets. as re have now ncluded KODAKS n the COT-RAT- ES, ou can have a Camera at a nomnal expense, be rght n the swm. ONLY STOCK OF Photographc Goods! N SLAND S AT HOLLSTER DBUG CO., LD. 523 Fort Street. Honolulu. EFT. 8. An artcle of real met s TROPC FRUr LAXATVE. We sell t for 15 cents. HE DONT GO HUNTNG FOt T - - -:- - HE BUYS T! When a man needs Hay aud Gran, he dont have to hunt. The Calforna Feed Company AND Does the the huntng HAY GRAN. furnsh We hunt for the market. Fresh supply just arrved e S.G.Wlder. j"telepbones 121. Offce : Corner Naoanu nnd Queen Streets. kov Sale. ONE CORNER LOT AT TBE Pennsula, Pearl Harbor, sze 50x ou eet. race $tsuu. xxjaton on the Central Lehua Avenue, near the R. R. Staton; enclosed wth a fence. Very desrable ste fot a store or dwellng; safe frst-clasnvestment; s bargan. J. A. MAGOON Vm FOR :- - SALE! TO ARRVE Polled Angus Bulls KEGSTEKE) STOCK. The fnest ever sls. brought to these BPEnqare of L. L. McCAKDLESS t-l- or Cecl Browx. 5ttttcrrtsfltnts. D. Ppes Merchant STOKK OF HE The fotoply S T1E- - h- - Planters Monthly. H. M. Whtney, - Edtor. CONTENTS FOR SKPTEM-BE- R, Notes. Uow Sugar wll be Affected by the New Tarff Bll. Errors Corrected. The New Amercan Sugar Tarff. Labana Cane. Notes on the Sugar Mlls aud -- Plantatons on Hawa. ncentves to ncrease the Acreage Output of Sugar. Coffee Cultvaton n Hawa. A New Method of For-mat- Reducng the on uf Scale on Tubes, etc. hugar Cane Dsease n Australa. trstl Other rber-bear- ng Plants. mprovement n the Qualty of Cane. Tor Useful Varetes of Nutmeg. The Watermelon Season Trade n Amerca. Cuba t3 Sugar ndustry. Tea Culture n the South. Concernng Fertlzers. Plumage Huntng n tho Tropcs. Flower-Pressn- g for Money. Frut for Medcne. Subscrpton $2.50 a year. Foregn Subscrpton $3 a year. Bound Volumes 3 50 Back Volumee bound to order. "Publshed by tho HAWAAN GAZETE CO. 4 fftrrhnn nt. Mnnnlnl The Most Complete 8r Mllney N ALL TS BTYLE8 AT J. J. Egans, 514 Fort St. A larg assortment of Woolen Dress Goods, Storm Serge n Blue, Black Whte; Scotch, Englsh Amercan Gnghams n large quanttes. A fne lne n fancy-fgure- d wash Goods. A complete stock of Strped Checked Flannels. Ths s the place to buy your Laces, Embrodery Hosery, cheap ; a complete lne. Dressrnakng done n all ta branches by the well-kn- o wndreraroakpr. Mn. Henner. Wanted. yhree OR FOUR COPES OF the Daly Pacfc Commercal Advertser for January 13. 1R94. Apply at the GA2ETTE OFFCE, tf Merchant Street. The Daly Advertser, 75 cents a month. Delvered by Carrer. j :! 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3 wt.w5-- fe C.& fe LOCAL BREVTES. At last advces sugar was quoted at 3 cents. Judge Eckerton famly are n town agan. The wfe of Dr. C. A. Dgs ded n Canada recently. Presdent Dole wll leave for Hawa today n the Knau. t s sad Admral Walker wll comm the Asatc squadron. C. A. Carter arrved yescerday ; he was accompaned by hs sster. McCheeney fc Sons have an mportant announcement n ths seue. Thrty-fv- e prsoners wl be sent to Hawa today to work on roads. Health Offcer Reynolds wll leave for Moloka tomorrow afternoon. Mnster Wlls has leased Alexer Youngd resdence on Kng street. Consul-Gener- U. S. Vce al W. P. Boyd wfe have returned from Hawa. James F. Morgan wll take a run up to Hawa durng the week for a bref vacaton. F. S. Lyman has been nomnated at Hlo to run for the Senate at the comng electon. Sr Robert Herron anved yesterday. Hs famly has been n Honolulu for some months. A petton has been fled here prayng for the appontment of a guardan for Wllam Aldrch. Featherstone, the escaped convct s stll at large. Jalor Low js of the opnon that the man s dead. A number of loyal natves have formed a poltcal organzaton. t wll be known as the Hawaan Lberals. Professor Hosner wfe are n town agan. They were greeted by a large number of Oahu College students. Fve bags of paddy were sent on the Warrmoo la6t nght. They are sent to Fj, the seeds to be transplanted. Two cases of mangoes arrved on the Monowa. Ths s an ll.ustra-to- n of the sayng, "shppng coals to Newcastle." Marshal Htchcock Collector J. B. Castle came n from Mau yesterday. Mr. Htchcock was absent for two days. Captan Wolters, of the bark G. X. Wlcox, dd not go away on Saturday. He was on the wharf to see hs crew off. Catamarans are not n dem just now. One belongng to the estate of Dr. Trousseau was sold on Saturday for $10. Theo. Severn, a Custom House offcer, left on the Cummns yesterday to ascertan just what the wreckers obtan from the bark. The polce have decded not to allow Francs Harden to l at Hlo, word to that effect wll be sent to the rany town today. A New Departure n fefesg "? j& TKADE HAWAAN GAZETTE; TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, SEM-WEEK-,? W. l. Cunnngham wll sue the alleged consprators for $20,000 damages. The famous conspracy case has gone over untl next week. "Jack" Duane, who has been gven several weeks tme to get out of the country, refused to leave on the Monowa. up. He has been locked The schooner Haleakala left for Moloka yeeterday afternoon. She s chartered by the people who bought the wrecked bark G. N. Wlcox. C. A. Fogarty, a hop beer man, has been arrested on a charge of embezzlement. The defendant s charged wth jugglng wth the frms books. Arche Kaaua, a boy who recently attended the Kamehameha School, fell off a horse at Mana broke a leg. The accdent occurred on last Tuesday. The Board of Regstraton wll meet today for the last tme ths week. For the next four days ther tme wll be devoted to the outsde dstrcts. "Jack" Duane, who refused to leave town at the nvtaton of the polce, has been sent to the reef for sx months on a charge of recevng stolen goods. A pocal was tendered Mss Rchards last nght at the resdence of Chef Justce Judd. Mss Rchards was recently elected presdent of the Chrstan Endeavor Socety. There s more water n the Nuu-an- u reservors at present than there has been for the past nve montns. The ranfall on Thursday nght added materally to the supply. Thomas Lndsay, a promnent Forester, has been preeentea wth a hsome medal by hs fellow members of the order. Mr. Lndsay has been a Forester for a quarter of a century. Jerry Connors, who left here some two months ago for Harrson Hot Sprngs n Brtsh Columba, has been heard from at that place s reported as much mproved n health sprts. A. W. Van Valkenburg Mss Mame Paty were marred yesterday mornng at the home of the brdes parents. The ceremony was performed by Rev. H. H. Par ker. The newly-wedde- d couple left for Waluku on the Bteamer W.G.Hall. Frederck Bollman, alas Wllam Eberhard, a Sydney embezzler, was arrested at Vancouver on the arrval of the Warrmoo. Bollman s accused of stealng $7000 from a Svdney frm. Accordng to a Vc tora paper, he spent eleven days n Honolulu. John G. Manger, Edtor of the SuTbeam, Selgman, Mo., who named Grover Clevel for the Presdency n Nov., 1882, whle he was Mayor of Buffalo, N. Y., s enthusastc n hs prase of Chamberlans Colc, Cholera Darrhoea Remedy. He says: have used t for the past fve years consder t the best preparaton of the knd n the market. t s as staple as sugar coffee n ths secton. t s an artcle of mert should be used n every household. For sale by all Dealers, Benson, Smth & Co., Agents for H.. V the Coffee Busness. jfajejzjttk.. MARK. We have lately receved from the East a full set of machnery for roastng, grndng packng coffee, we are now prepared to furnsh, ready for use, as good a grade of coffee as can he found anywhere. We wll only put up two grades you can "pay your money take your choce." For the trade we wll pack a one-pou- nd package, (4 dozen to the case), freshly roasted, ground packed n a neat attractve paper, whch s prepared especally to preserve the strength aroma of the coffee. Ths s the only establshment that puts up Kona coffee, whch s far superor to any mported. n openng up a trade n ths lne t s to our nterest to gve the publc a good coffee, at a reasonable prce, somethng that wll recommend tself. There wll soon be coffee enough rased here,not only to supply Hawa, but the Pacfc Coast as well. And t s n honor of the new Republc that we are lookng forward preparng for the nevtable. When orderng coffee, always bear n mnd that you can add to your order, a few cases of Hawaan-mad- e Soap, they wll be shpped promptly S7-l-t M. W. McCHESNEY & SONS. Department of Lvteok, Honolulu, Sept. 13th, SM. n accordance wth Artcle 80 of the Consttuton, notce s hereby gven that a specal Electon for Senators Representatves wll be held throughout the Republc between the hours of 8 oclock a. s. 5 oclock p. c: on Monday, the 29th day of October, 1SSL The Electon Dstrcts, Votng Pre-cnct- s, Pollng Places nspectors of Electon are as follows: FRST DSTRCT. Hlo, Pdna Hamakua, Hawa. 1st Precnct All the dstrcts of Puna, exceptng Ke-aa- u Olaa. Votng place: Pohok Court nspectors: t. A. Lyman, Sr., H. Bycroft, Davd Nape. 2nd Precnct. The ls of Keeau Olaa, n Puna, that porton of Hlo extendng from the boundary of Puna to the bed of the Honol Gulch. Votng place: Court House n Hlo. nspectors: A. G. Curts, G. W. A. Hapa, E. D. Baldwn. 3rd Precnct. Extendng from the bed of Honol Gulch to the bed of the Kawanu Gulch. Votng place: Papakou School nspectors: Geo. Weght, John Mor, E. Thrum. 4th Precnct. Extendng from the bed of the Kawanu Gulch to the bed of the Wakaumalo Gulch. Votng place: Honomn School nspectors: J. K. Dllon, AV. D. Schmdt, J. B. dolvera. 5th Precnct. Extendng from the bed of the lo Gulch to the bed of the Kaula Gulch. Votng place: Court House, Laupahoehoe. nspectors: AVm. G. Walker, L. E. Snnu, George McCubbn. Gth Precnct. Extendng from the bed of the Kaula Gulch to the bed of the Kalopa Gulch (Knlu Gulch), Votng place: Kaohe School nspectors: James Kenton, A. Ldgate, Robert Horner. 7th Precnct. Extendng from the bed of the Kalopa Gulch to the bed of the Malanahae Votng place: Honokaa Court Gulch. nspectors: F. S. Clnton, Edwn Thomas, E. W. Estep. 8th Precnct. Extendng from the bed of the Malanahae Gulch to the boundary of Kohala. Votng place: School House, Kuku-hael- e. nspectors: AVm. Horner, George Koch, W. A. Yates. SECOND DSTRCT. KonALA, Kona Kau, sl of HAWA. 1st Precnct Consstng of North Kohala. place: Kohala Court Honse. nspectors: W. P. McDougall, J. Barnet, Kahookano. 2nd Precnct Consstng of South Kohala. place: Wamea Court nspectors: W. S. Vredenberg, Jas. Brght, S. M. Kekoa. 3rd Precnct Pollng Pollng South Kohala to the north boundary of Holualoa. Votng place: Court House, Kalua. nspectors: George Clark, S. Haano, Thomas Au. 1th Precnct North boundary of Hoolualoa to ncludng Kee, South Kona. place: School House, Konawaena. nspectors: Thos. H, Wrght, Votng t AYassman. 5th Precnct From south boundary of Kee to north boundary of Kau. Votng place: Court House, Hookena. nspectors: T. K. R. Aman, Kalhwa, Rev. G. W. AYaau. 6th Precnct From the boundary between South Kona Kau to the westerly boundary of Punaluu. Pollng place: AVaohnu Court nspectors: J. H. AVapulan, AV. J. Yates, O. K. Apk. 7th Precnct. The remander of the Dstrct of Kau. Pollng place: Pahala School nspectors: W. P. Fennell, kaaka, ) THRD DSTRCT. sls or Mau, Moloka axa. 1st Precnct. That porton of Moloka consstng of Kalawao Kalaupapa. Pollng place: Kalanpapa 6tore nspectors: Wm. Notley, Thos. K. Nathanel, Jno. H. Babcock. 2nd Precnct The remander of the sl of Moloka Pollng place : Pukoo Court House nspectors: H. R. Htchcock, H. Manase, D. Kalua. 3rd Precnct The dstrct of Bahama the sl of Lana. nspectors: Henry Dckenson, D. Kahanlelo, L. M. Baldwn. 4th Precnct Pollng place: Lahana Court Dstrct of Kaanapal Pollng place: Honokahau School nspectors: R. C. Searle, Davd Taylor, Jr., Davd Kapuku. 5th Precnct. Consstng of the porton of Waluku lyng north of the s hlls ncludng AVahee the sl of Kahoolawe. Pollng places Waluku Court nspectors: Goodale Armstrong, D. L. Meyer, M. P. Wawaole. 6th Precnct The remanng porton of the dstrct of AValuku, exceptng the dstrct of Ho-nuau- Pollng place: Custom House, Kabul u. nspectors: E.. Baley, F. L. Stoltz, AV. O. Aken. 7th Precnct. The dstrct of Honnauln. Pollng place: Honuaula Court nspectors: J. M. Napulou, G. K. Kunnkan, S. AV. K. Apua. 8th Precnct All that porton of sad dstrct known as Kula, that porton of the l of Hamakuapoko lyng south west of the Malko ATalley mauka of a lne drawn along the center of the road runnng from Knlnanu to the Makawao Jal, a lne drawn n extenson thereof. Pollng place: Makawao Court nspectors: F. AV. Hardy, Geo. Forsyth, H. B. Baley. 9th Precnct The remander "of the dstrct of Makawao to the Gnlch of Oopnola. Pollng place: Hamakuapoko School nspectors: AAT. F. Mobsman, G. E. Smpson, P. N. Kahokuoknlan. 10th Precnct. Kahknn, Kaupo Kpahulu, Pollng place: School House, Kpahulu. nspectors: Patrck McLean, AV. B. Starkey, J. K. Pmann. 11th Precnct. From Kpahulu to ncludng Ma-kapu- u. Pollng place: Hana Court Honse. nspectors: F. AAttrock, J. K. osepa, J. H. S. Kaleo. 12th Precnct: Dstrct of Koolau to the Gulch of Oopuloa. Pollng place: School House, Keanea..nspectors: James P. Saunders, D. AV. Naphaa, FOURTH DSTRCT. All that poton of the sl of oanu lyng east sooth of nouantj stbeet, a lne drawn n extenson thereof from the Nouanu Pal to Mokapd Pont. 2nd Precnct. n Honolulu or Kona, lyng between the westerly boundary of the Frst Precnct a lne drawn as follows, vz: From the foot of Sonth street along South, Kng Alapa streets, from the head of Alapa street to the flagpole on the old battery on Punchbowl; thence to along the rdge on the easterly sde of Pauoa Valley to th summt of the mountan. Pollng place: Beretana Street School house. nspectors: J. A. Magoon, W. C. WUder, Jr., M. L Sylva. 3rd Precnct n Honolulu or Kona, lyng between the westerly boundary of the Second Precnct Nuuanu street, mauka of School street a lne drawn from the juncton of School Punchbowl streets to the flagpole on the old battery on PunchbowL Pollng place: Buldng at entrance to lower reservor grounds, Nuuanu avenue. nspectors: W. H. Hoogs, J. D. Holt, F. P. Mclntyre. 4th Precnct n Honolulu or Kona, bounded by the 2d 3d Precncts, Beretana Nuuanu streets. Pollng place: Royal School. nspectors: Dr. N. B. Emerson, James Nott, Jr., A. V. Peters, oth Precnct AU that porton of sad dstrct comprsed n Honolulu or Kona bounded by the 2d Precnct, Beretana street, Rchard street the harbor. Pollng place: Kapnawa BnUdng. nspectors: Alex. Lyle, J. TJ. Kawanu, C. S. Bradford. Gth Precnct n Honolulu or Kona bounded by Rchard street, Beretana street, Nuuanu street the harbor. Pollng place: Bell Tower. nspectors: Henry Smth, M. McCann, J. S. Ramos. 7th Precnct 1 1A11 that porton of sad dstrct comprsed n the judcal taxaton dstrct of Koolaupoko, lyng east south of a lne drawn from the Nuuanu Pal to Mokapu pont Pollng place: nspectors: FFTH DSTRCT. All that porton of the sl of oahtj lyng west north of Nuuanu street a lne drawn n extenson thereof frot the Nuuanu Pal to Mokapu Pont. 1st Precnct. All that porton of the judcal taxaton dstrct of Koolaupoko lyng west north of a lne drawn from the Nuuanu Pal to Mokapu Pont Pollng place: Kaneohe Court nspectors: AVm. Henry, E. P. Akue, Frank Paha. 2nd Precnct The judcal taxaton dstrct of Koolauloa. Pollng place: Koolauloa Court nspectors: C. H. Judd, W. K. Rathburne, J. H. Barenaba. 3rd Precnct. The judcal taxaton dstrct of AATaalua. Pollng place: ATaalua Court nspectors: Edward Hore, Frank Halstead, Alfred Kal. 4th Precnct. The judcal taxaton dstrct of Waanae. Pollngplace: AAaanae Court nspectors: Saml Andrews, J. Kekahuna, Joseph de Fras. 5th Precnct. All that porton of the judcal taxaton dstrct of Ewa, comprsed n the ls of Hoaeae nonoulul, Poll ng place: Ralroad Staton, Ewa Plantaton. nspectors: H. J. Gallagher, D.B. Murdoch, O. P. Kanakann. Gth Precnct All the remanng porton of the judcal taxaton dstrct of Ewa. Pollng place: Ewa Court nspectors: Jas. L. Torbert, Frank Archer, J. M. Ezera. 7th Precnct All that porton of Honolulu or Kona, lyng maka of the Kng street road from the Ewa lne to the Kng street brdge, all mauka of sad road from the Ewa lne to the man road up Kalh valley. Pollng place: Eeform School nspectors: AAT. L. AATlcox, J. L. Carter, AV. AVaaman.. Premses. 8th Precnct All that porton of Honolulu or Kona lyng mauka of the Kng street road from the man road up Kalh valley to Llha street,. a lne drawn from the head thereof, n extenson of the lne of Judd 1st Precnct n Honolulu or Kona lyng east of Punahou street, a lne drawn street, to along the rdge formng the n extenson thereof, mauka maka. westerly border of Nuuanu valley. Poll- Pollng place: Government Nurseryt juncton of Kng Wakk streets. nspectors: AAT. L. Howard, A. C. Pestano, John Kea. ng place: Hawaan Tramways Companys Buldng, comer Kamehameha School Grounds. nspectors: Lev Lyman, J. AT. Smonson. George Markham. 9th Precnct. All that porton of Honolulu or Kona, lyng between the eghth precnct Nunanu street, mauka of a lne drawn along School street, the Nunanu stream Beretana 6treet Pollng place: Kauluwela School nspectors: T. P. Severn, O. M. Thomas, Peter Souza. 10th Precnct All that porton of Honolulu or Kona, bounded by Kng, Llha School streets, the Nuuanu stream, Beretana Nunanu streets the Harbor. Pollng place: Chna Engne nspectors: J. Effnger, Ak K. Akau, H. Zerbe. SXTH DSTRCT.. sls of Kaua Nhau. 1st Precnct. The sl of Nhau. School nspectors: J. B. Kaomea, G. H. Moore, Pollng place: 2nd Precnct That porton of the Dstrct of Wamea extendng from the second precnct to the Puanaaua Pont. Pollng place : Ke-ka- ha School nspectors: Augustus Knndsen, A. Lndsay, Davd Kna. 3rd Precnct That porton of the Dstrct of Wamea extendng from Hanapepo to the boundary lne between Wamea Ke-ka- ha Plantatons extendng along a lne n contnuaton of sad boundary to the sea. Pollng place: AVamea Court nspectors: T. H. Gbson, C. B. Horgaard,. J. H. Kapuna. th Precnct From ncludng Kalaheo.to ncludng Hanapepe. Folng place: Hanapepe School nspectors: H. C. Perry, CD.Prngle, Kamaka. 5th Precnct The dstrct of Koloa from ts juncton wth Lhue, to ncludng the l of LawaL Pollng plnco : Koloa Court nspectors: J. K. Burkett, AV.H-Nea- l, J. K. Farley. Sxth Precnct The dstrct of Lhue. Pollng place-lhu- e Court nspectors: R. W. T. Purvs, C.-- Bshop, S. B. Hapnkn. 7th Precnct Extendng from the l of Papaa to ncludng the l of AValua. Pollng place: Court House, Kapaa. nspectors: S. N. Hundley, S. Kan, Wm. Easse. 8th Precnct Extendng from Kalhwa Rver to ncludng tho l of Papaa. Pollng place: Government School House, Klauea. nspectors: E. J. G. Bryant, AV. P. Hnddy, J. Lono. 9th Precnct. Extendng from Kalhwa Rver to the North Boundary of the Dstrct of AVamea. Pollngplace: AVaol Court Houbc nspectors: J. Kakna, C. H. AVlls, Henry Peters. J. A. KNG, Mnster of tho nteror Amendment to Regulaton 1 of Eules Regulatons for Admnsterng Oaths Holdng Electons. The descrpton of the Gth Precnct of the 2d Dstrct, sl of Hawa, s amended so as to read: "From the boundary between South Kona Kau to the AVesterly boundary of Punaluu." SANFORD B. DOLE, Presdent. Arrnovnc: Francxs M. Hatch, Mnster of Foregn Affars. J. A. Kno, Mnster of tho nteror. S. M. Damon, Mnster of Fnance. AVllam Attorney-Genera- l. O. Smth, Honolulu, Sept 21, S8-- lt AUCTON OF SALE heal wmm STOCK On Monday. October 1st AT 12 NOON, At my salesroom, wll sell at Publc Aucton by order of S. M. Damon, Esq., Attorney for Resduary Devsees under the wll of P. Dalton, deceased. The House Lot, AT KALH, formerly occuped by the late P. Dalton. There s a Cottage, Chcken House, Etc. on lot Area- - Also 25 Shares ot Tramway Stock t- d JAS. F. MORGAN, AUCTONEER t MSS D. LAMB Notary JPublc Offce of 3. A. Magoon, Merchant street near the Postoffce.!W-- 7. CONSOLDATED Soda Water Works Pompany, Lmted sp;anzd, Comer Allen Fort Ets. HOLLSTER & CO., MS-- 1? Agenta. Wanted. fllrre OR FOUR COPE8 OF the Daly Pacfc Couukrcal ADVEBsr. for.nnry 13 1S94. Apply at tho GAZETTtf.FFCK, t Merchant Street w ftrrtnkmtl&h.- - AM...-?-

4 51 HJJUUL Esssa UTE HEWS Ch- The Japanese n Chna Under nese Jursdcton. F2LD OF AMERCAN POLTCS. Harrson Talk! n AVnnnR Dstrct Splt n the Demortarlc larty n Lousana Of er the Tarn Entombed n a 3XneU"rerk of a "Warfhlp. Etc. XONDON, Sept. 5. A dspatch receved from Shangha today eays that that cty s the scene of a lvely exctement on account of the swft executon of two Japanese yesterday by be Chnese authortes. The two vctms of Chnese law took refuge at the Amercan Consulate, confdently expected that the representatve of the Amercan Government would afford them the desred protecton. As soon as the Consul became satsfed that the men were spes, realzed that, under the crcumstances, he could not nterfere n ther behalf, he turned them over to the Chnese authortes, by whom they "were promptly beheaded. The acton of the authortes created a profound sensaton among the Japanese resdents of the cty, they are gettng away as rapdly as possble. All the Japanese m Chna have now been put under Chnese jursdcton, nearly all the Japanese busness houses have closed. As soon as the acton of the Chnese authortes n the case of fcpes shall have reached Japan t s thought that the Chnese u the latter country wll be made to feel very uncomfortable. The Chnese press s rdculng Engl for ts apathy regardng the Kow Sbung ncdent. A juuk was sunk by a torpedo yesterday all on board were lost. t s reported that a levy for 250,000 men has been made on the provnce f Shaug Tung, whch has heretofore wthheld supples demed by the Government. Shangha, Sept. 5. The alarm among the Japanese contnues to spread, they may now be sad to be fleeng from the country, as there reems to be lttle or no protecton for them here. They nsst that the surrendered prsoners were executed mmedately after they were gven nto the hs of the Chnese authortes. Ths, however, has not been confrmed. All the Japanese of the c.ty, about 700, are makng preparatons to leave Chna at once. The Japanese merchants are sellng out ther busness. "Washngton, Sept. 5. A mltary attache of the Unted States army wll have a chance to wtuess the war operatons n the Orent. Geueral Schofeld, who s Actng Secretary of War, receved a cablegram today from the Government of Japan, uvtug hm to detal an offcer or oflcera of the Unted States army to travel wth ts army wtuess the varous mltary operatons whch wll ensue. The cablegram announced that smlar nvtatons have been extended to other cvlzed Powers. General Schofeld sad that t was hs ntenton to act favorably upon the nvtaton, to have tle army represented by some offcer or offcers, who would be nstructed to make full reports on all operatons durng the war. Shangha, Sept. G. Accordng to Chnese report- durng the recent - fghtng on the Korean border, the Chnese lured the Japanese on to a subterranean mne, whch klled 500 of ther number when t exploded. Heay rans are mpedng the operatons u Korea. Many skrmshes have taken place. At Chngwha the Koreans captured thrty Japanese scouts hed them over to the Chnese. The Japanese threaten that unless the arsenal s closed, they wll wthdraw ther promse not to attack Shangha. Sydney (N. S. W.J, Sept The steamshp buthre has arrved at Sydney from Hongkong. The steamer left the Chnese port on August 3d, t was then the opnon of well-nform- ed persons u Shangha that unless foregn abtraton dplomacy succeed n negotatng a peace between Chna Japan, the war wll last for at least a couple of years. lx-prtsde- nt Earrsou Speaks Elkns (W. Va.;, Sept. 5. The Republcans of the Second Congressonal dstrct never had so large a conventon as the one that nomnated Alston Gordon Baytou of Barbour county to ruu aganst Charman V. L. Wlson for Congress. ent Harrson arrved at 1 1. f., s the guest of El-k- ns A commttee was apponted to call upon the nvte hm to address the conventon. He was trreeted wth loud annlause. Mr. Harrson, after statng that he had not expected to make a speech, sad n part: "You are assembled to dscharge a publc duty, wll not, therefore, detan you wth my speech. Ths dstrct wll be before all eyes ths autumn. Ths contest s not local. t happeus that your present representatve has been assgned to preare the tarff bll has attached hs name to t. t s, therefore, expected that hs conduct wll be subjected to severe careful scrutny. Fortunately the proclamaton has been made by presdent Clevel Mr. Wlson that the tarff bll s not a fnalty, but that ths destructve warfare s to go on. f you approve ths show t by returnng Mr. Wlson to Cocgress; but f, on the other h, you have felt the effects of the depresson; f you thnk more of those who prefer to lead the country through the slough of des pondeucy. show t by defeatng hm." nt was receved wth enthusasm hs bref speech applauded at varous Donts. Splttng the Democracy. New York, Sept. 5. The Suns New Orleans specal says the sugar-plante- rs of the State have led off n ther movement aganst the tarff polcy of the Democratc party by a large mass meetng at Donaldsonvlle, n the Thrd Congressonal dstrct The meetng was large, enthusastc determned, t was a decded break-awa-y from the Democratc party polcy. There were 500 plauters, merchants others present, all of whom have htherto been Democrats, but they denounced Congress, accused the Democratc leaders of treachery decded upon a lne of polcy that wll surely endanger the success of the party n the sugar dstrct. The speakers all expressed ther sorrow at beng compelled to leave the Democratc party, to whch they had belonged all ther lves, but adopted the declaraton of Senator Caffrey, "Xousana frst, the Democratc party afterward." Henry McCall, htate benator, a member of the sugar-planter- s commttee whch went to Washngton, oue of the largest planters n the State, was chosen charman, speeches were made by hm, Judge t. s. Sms, E. X. Pugh, Rchard Mc-Ca- ll others. Condemnng the Admnstraton. Conpokd (X. H,), Sept 5. The Republcan State Conventon met here today nomnated Charles A. Busel, of Lacoua, for Governor. The platform holds the Democratc Admnstraton responsble for the fnancal depresson of last year; condemns the dsgraceful attempt to destroy the youthful Hawaan Republc; expresses ts dsapproval of the Admnstratons fnancal polcy; protests aganst ts treatment of Unon veterans, most earnestly denounces the Democratc tarff legslaton. Pueblo (Col.), Sept o. Pemonum broke loose n the Populst State Conventon almost as soon as t was called to order at 9:15 today. Governor Wate was renomnated on the frst ballot, recevng all but eght votes, whch were gven Congressman Pence. The nomnaton was made unanmous. Entombed n a Mne. Loftke (Pa.), Sept. 5 The lttle mnng town of Scotch Valley, near ths place, was swallowed up tonght n oue of the most complete mne cave-u- s ever known n ths regon. The scene of the dsaster s on the slope of Mount Lookout, the score of houses comprsng the hamlet beng at the mouth of the shaft of Mount Lookout collery. The wldest exctement prevals throughout the regon, detals are fragmentary. t s known, however, that the dozen houses on each sde of the prncpal street of the hamlet are completely swallowed up n the gapng hole, nothng can be seen of the other buldngs of the town but the roofs, gables chmneys. Wreck of a Warshp. Sydney, Sept. G A cable from Noumea states that H Ms Dart had just arved from the New Hebrdes, am reports tat H. ALs luugaroona has been wrecked to the southeast of Mallcolo. All hs were saved, but the shp s supposed to be a total loss. The French warshps Ducbaffault Seorf have gone to her assstance. No detals are yet known. t 3 expected that H. Ms Wallaroo wll be ordered from New Zeal. A Word For Annexaton. The stuaton s clearng up rapdly u Hawa, the prospects of Royalsts opposton to the Republc are daly growng less. The recognton of the new Government by the Unted States has destroyed what lttle hope may have been nspred n the bosoms of adherents of the by ex-que- the acton of Presdent Clevel, the belef s growng that annexaton s sure to take place n the very near future. Ths s a consummaton whch the great majorty of the Hawaans are lookng forward to, t s to be hoped that our Gov ernment wll see the proprety of defntely settlng the matter n the near future, f for no other reason than to prevent Hawa becomng a bone of contenton, as Samoa s lkely to be because of our undecded atttude. Sept. G. HAWAAN GAZETTE: TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, 1S94. SEM-TVEEEX- T. S. F. Chroncle, nplllo BEST Famly Medcne CURE SCK HEADACHE, CONSTPATON, Dyspepsa, Lver Troubles j:asy to take PURELY VECETABLE The delcate sugar-coatn- g of Ayers ml dssolves mmedately on reachng the stomach, permts the full strength of each ngredent to be speedly assmlated. As a cathartc, ether for tra ellers or as a famly medcne, Ayers 1Ut are the best la the world. rreparcd by l)r J. C. Aver & Co., xweu, Jass., U. S. A. Every Dose Effectve. C5-Bew- are of cheap mtatons. The name Ayers Plls s promnent on the wrapper, s blown n th glass of each of our bottles. For Sale ly EOLLSTER DRUS CO. WOMANS BOARD. mportant Meetng Held at San Francsco Recently. The Womans Board of Mssons for the Pacfc, held a meetng on the 5th nst. at San Francsco. The meetng was held n the Plymouth church lasted the entre., day. n speakng of the gatherng the Chroncle says : "The mornng sesson was largely devoted to routne busness. Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper conducted a bref devotonal meetng then reports were read by Mrs. S. S. Smth on the work of the year ; by Mrs. S. Farnum, the foregn secre-retar- y, on work n mssonary felds ; by Mrs. H. H. Cole, the home secretary, on local mssonary soc etes. Delegates from seventy-fv- e auxlary socetes were represented, comng from all parts of ths State from Washngton Oregon. By many delegates verbal reports were made. The report of the nomnatng commttee the eleaton of offcers was taken up wth the followng result: Presdent, Mrs. Alce D. Jewett; Mrs. J. R. McLean, Mrs.. W. Pond, Mrs. FVB. Pullan, Mrs. S.T.Fsher Mrs. R. E. Cole ; home secretares, Mrs. J. E. Dwnelle, Mrs. H. H. Cole ; foregn secretary, Mrs. Susan Farnum ; recordng secretary, Mrs. Mrs. S. S. Smth ; treasurer, MEs Besse Merram ; audtor, Rev. Walter Frear. "Mrs. H. E. Jewett, the presdent, made a bref, hearty frendly welcome to the delegates, was followed by Mrs. J. A. Cruzan of Santa Cruz, who spoke abou systematc gvng n specal relaton to mssonary work. ncdentally the facts were mentoned that the Womans Board of the Pacfc supports the followng mssonares: n Japan, Mss Flora Denton, Mss Effe Gunnson, Mss Alce Harwcod ; n Mcronesa, Mss Wlson ; n nda, Mrs. Perkns Mss Mary Perkns; n Afrca, Mrs. Dorwood ; n Span, Mrs. Gulck." &Tcu) lucrtsentfut& When A man strkes a red pepper n hs soup he receves an mpresson, mpressons are lastng. How can we mpress t upon you that t s really yonr duty to trade wth us, that our prces pervco are hotter than elsewhere! Perhaps we can mpress you n ths way: Money talks, talks cents too. t persuades the stubborn convnces the skeptc. We know of do such pleader as a LOW PRCE we have tred to make ts voce beard n every nook corner of our store. t would only tre you f we pave yon a lst of the many dfferent artcles we have just receved per "Senta" from Engl, "Amy Turner" from New York, the "Rthet" "Australa" from San Francsco, but we have the goods, f you call on us you wll get an mpresson or two. Frst, they are FRST-CLA- SS second, that our prces are LOW. For that tred feelng not Hoods Sarsaparlla, but more exercse a gun, a rfle, or a boat f you take t out of doors, or dumbbells, chest weghts, etc., f ndoors. Oar shot guns range from 12 to 65 n prce, but we fnd the 35 gun gves just about the rght amount of exercse for ths clmate that s we judge so from the way they sell. After usng one of our Wnchester Mltary Rfles tll you can get nsde an clnch balls eye, 8 out of 10 shots, you wll fnd not only s the tred feelng gone, but you have learned to be cool careful thngs that wll serve yon well n other ways than rfle shootng. Have you beard of the story of the rshman? He bought apples for one cent sold them for two sad he made une per cent, proft. We do not commt busness sucde by tryng to make the rshmans one per cent. f you prefer boatng yachtng to shootng, you wll fnd we have most of the materal needed to ether buld a yacht or boat or keep t n repar when bult, yon do not have to bay any more than you need, as we have everythng hy to retal as well as wholesale. BETTER fence wre s now made than ever before as POOR fence wre s now made as ever has been before. The BEST can be had rght here n Honolulu, yes the WORST. We sell the GOOD KND. Wat for our remarks about barbed wre. We have plenty now, but wll soon have a lot of the best n the world t wll pay you to wat for t HALL & SON LMT ED. Advertser 75 cents a month. f ts Hres ts Good." When folks drnk more Hres Eootbeer than all other rootbeers combned, there must bo somethng n Hres, there s delcous flavor publc confdence. Undoubtedly the reason of the popularty of Hres Eootbeer s, because t surpasses all other preparatons for makng a home-beveradelghtful ge. t s very easly prepared, f the plan drectons aro followed, t wll always bo good." Every member of the famly, from the baby to the grfather, can enjoy ths excellent summer drnk. Chldren especally delght n Hres Eootbeer. ts preparaton nterests them, ts use does them good. n thouss of homes, "Hres Eootbeer that mother made," wll be among the happest recollectons cf chldhood. What others say wll carry convcton: X DOCTOR S SURPRSED WTH TnE RESULTS. "About three months ago bought a package of your Kootbeer, after makng t accordng to drectons, found t a very delcous beverage. Not only ths, but was so much pleased wth t that 1 gave t to some of ray patents, was much surprsed wth the result. have now used about 12 dozen. Br. M. A. Somere, Pano, 111." BAYS TS GOOD FOR DYBPEPSA. " fnd great relef n drnkng your Kootbeer, as have been troubled wth dyspepsa, should feel very sorry f could not keep myself suppled wth t. drnk t when t s fermented. K. F. Scott, 2519 Meredth St., Phladelpha." NEVER FOUND TS EQUAL. " have used your Rootbeer tor seven years, nave found t a cupero artcle. have sampled other rootbeer, but have never found any to equal Hres. have so much fath n t that have persuaded ten dfferent famles to use t. Mrs. t. Stevenson, 1027 Lncoln Ave., Chcago." Ths s typcal weather for rootbeer drnkng. Drnk all the other beverages you wll de of dsappontment f you dont try Hres. Just sample some once when rghtly made, we know the result you wll endorse Hres. t s dong more to advance practcal temperance than many people realze. t s used recommended by the most cautous conservatve temperance people. The most scrnpnlons abstaner can enjoy t recommend t to others as an agreeable healthful substtnte for the strong drnk whch he opposes. Storekeepers wll fnd Hres the only Kootbeer extract that has a gocd sale can bp recommended to ther patrons. We gve elegant pctoral advetsng matter wth each order. Lberal dscount to the trade. Hobron tag Corny (.LMTED.) Wholesale Agents for the Republc b:m JJTetD Stttorrtscnunts. Gve the Baby FOR 3T AND Vl5 NVALDS. TRADerXTjaBOBAyHAMf. J NFANTS BENSON, SMTH & CO., Solo Perfect Nutrment for growng chldren, convalescents. Consumptves, dyspeptcs, for the Hawaan sls. JTJST LRRVED PER BARK C.. BKYAHT. BABY CARRAGES of all styles, CARPETS, RUGS, MATS n the latest patterns,. Household3 Sewng; Machnes H Sewng Machnes, all wth the latest mprovement. Also on h Westermayers Celebrated Cottage Panos Parlor Organs, Gutars other Muscal nstruments?. BP"For sale by ED. HOFFSCHLAEGEK & CO., Kng Street, opposte Castle & Cookb. JOHN NOTT, MPOBTKB AND SBALSB m & 95 A the Asecl, la Acute llne all Wastng Dseases. Best Food for H-fe- d nfants. QVTl HOOK for the Mtnctlot of mothera,"te Care nml erd-- nc ofndut,"" 111 lw malledrce to any address, upon request. CO. boston, Mass., U.S.A. DOLBER-GOODAL- E & rps raft Steel ron Eanges, Stoves HODSnPNa S00DS JUD HTCHDl UTBBL8, asd 97 KKQ STEEBT. Fxtures, AGATE WARE N GBEAT VAEETY, Whte, Grey Slver-plate- d RUBBER HOSE! LFT AND FORCE PUMPS, WATEB 0L0SET8, METALS, Plumbers Stook, Water Sol 2pe8. Plumbng, Tn, Copper Sheet lon Work,. DMOMD BLOCK, 1 tag m sgfc fu dk

5 m TwTfA WWSlWSSRWfKk1!. 5?" A.4 t ;; " wag-yx- ;-- r..! ff u f E "What the Projectors ntend to Do for Honolulu. STEEETS CARS WLL TRAVERSE. What the Kua.l "Wll Se Captalzed at Work on the Sjtem "Wll Se Commenced "Wthn a Year Alter the Franchse Granted to the Company. At the meetng of the Councls on Thursday, an Act to grant a franchee for an electrc ralway n Honolulu was ntroduced. Followng wll be found the most mportant portons of the bll. Secton 1. James Dunsmur, John H. Turner, Thomas B. Hall, Frank W. McCrady, Robert Menaugb, Clnton Graham Eallentyne, all of the Cty of Vctora, n the Provnce of Brtsh Columba; Wllam 2s. Armstrong James B. Castle, of the Cty of Honolulu, n the Hawaan sls; any other persons who may hereafter become assocated wth them, are hereby consttuted a body corporate under the name of the "Honolulu Electrc Ralway Power Company, Lmted." Secton 3. The captal stock of the company shall be sx hundred twenty-fv- e thous dollars (of whch one hundred twenty-fv- e thous dollars shall be non assessable), shall be ssued n such manner as the drectors may determne. The lablty of any shareholder of assessable stock shall be lmted to the upad porton, f any, of hs or her shares n the captal stock of the company. The stock may be ssued by the drectors for the compensaton proft of the undertakers promoters of the object for whch the company s formed, no stock n excess of the amount of the captal stock shall be ssued wthout the consent of the Executve Councl of the Bepublc of Hawa, upon good reason shown therefor, wth the approval of a majorty, n value, of the shareholders The stock may be ssued as above provded, wth a pre--, ferental or qualfed rght to dvdends. Secton 12. The Company are hereby authorzed empowered to construct, complete, equp, mantan operate a sngle or double track street ralway, wth all the necessary sde-track.- ", turn-outswtches, s, poles, wres, uuderground wres, conduts other requste applances n connecton therewth, for the passage of cars, carrages other vehcles adapted to the same upon along tne louowng streets n tne cty or Honolulu, upon along the road or roads adjacent to the sad cty: Commencng at the juncton of Judd Llua streets, thence n a southwesterly drecton along Llha street to Kng street, thence along Kng street n a southerly drecton to the brdge crossng the Nuuanu stream, thence dvergng across the Nuuanu stream to the northwesterly end of Hotel street, thence southeasterly along Hotel street to Punch-ho- wl street, thence to Young street through the ntervenng block bounded by Beretana Kng streets, thence along Young street through Thomas square to Keeau-lnok- u street. Commencng agan at the ntersecton of Alapa Young streets, thence northeasterly along Alapa street to Lunallo street, thence along Lunallo street to Pensacola street, thence northeasterly along Pensacola street to Wlder avenue, thence easterly alone Wlder avenue to Beck- - wth street along Beckwth street to Metcalf street; or n the alternatve contnung easterly along Lunallo street, from Pensacola street to Kee-aumok- u street, nstead of Pensacola street to Wlder avenue Wlder avenue to Keeaumoku street. Commencng agan at the ntersecton of Wlder avenue Keeaumoku street, thence southerly along Keeaumoku street to Kng street, thence westerly along Kng street to Sherdan street, thence along Sherdan street to the Beach road. Commencng agan at the juncton of Hotel Unon streets, thence along Unon street to across Beretana street to Emma street, thence along Emma street to Punchbowl street, thence northerly along Punchbowl street to a pont near Pauoa stream or road, thence through the ntervenng l to Judd street or Kuuanu avenue, thence along Kuu-an- u avenne to the Pal; or n the alternatve, commencng at the ntersecton of Alakea Hotel streets, thence northeasterly along Alakea street to across Beretana street to Emma street, thence along Emma street as aforesad, nstead of Unon street as aforesad; also n the alternatve, School street from ts juncton wth Emma street, to Kuuanu avenue Kuuanu avenue to the Pal, nstead of Punchbowl street ntervenng ls to Judd street or Kuuanu avenue. Commencng agan at the juncton of Bethel Hotel streets, thence along Bethel street to Merchant street, thence southeasterly along Merchant street to Kchard street, thence southwesterly along Bchard street to Queen street, thence south easterly along Queen street ntervenng ls to the Beach road, thence along tne eacn roaa anu ntervenng ls to the Wakk road, thence along the Wakk road to Ka-pol- an park. Commencng agan at the ntersecton of Hotel Kchard streets, thence along Bchard south-westerl- street y to the water front, upon along such other streets roads as thesad Company, wththeconsent approval of the Presdent Councl shall determne, for that purpose to enter nto upon the sad streets roads, to do all necessary excavatons alteratons upon the sad streets roads, subject, however, to the approval supervson E, HAWAAN GAZETTE: TUESDAY. SEPTEMBEB 25, 1S94. SEM-WEEKL- Y. of the Mnster of the nteror, or other offcer duly apouted for that purpose, as to the locaton of all track?, poles anl other works of sad Company; to take, transport carry passengers, freght express mals upon the sad ralway, by the force of electrcty, etler by overhead wres, storage battery, or under-grou- d conduts, or by such other motve power, other than horse or steam power, as the sad Company may from tme to tme deem expedent, to construct mantan all necessary works, buldngs, applances, convenences connected therewth. Secton 17. The Company shall have the rght to buy, sell, manufacture electrc motors, cars, locomotves, electrc heaters electrcal applances of all knds to be general dealers n electrcal supples apparatus of any knd whatsoever Secton 18. The sad Company shall commence the constructon of the sad tracks or ralway lnes not later than one year from the date of the charter heren granted, shall complete have thoroughly equpped, n runnng order, not less than ffteen mles of such track or ralway wthn two years from the sad date, f the sad Company snal al to comply wth the provsons heren made, n ths regard, they shall forfet the rght to use occupy any streets not at that tme used or occuped by them unless an extenson of the tme heren specfed shall be granted to them by the Executve Councl; but delays owng to ltgaton, strkes or other cause for whch the sad Company s not responsble, after exercsng due dllgence, shall not be ncluded n the foregong tme lmt. Secton 25. The style of ral to be employed by the sad Company n constructng layng down the several ralway tracks shall be such as s used n the best modern practce n the Unted States of Amerca, subject to the approval of the sad Mnster of the nteror, or other offcer apponted for that purpose, as to the manner of layng the sad rals. Secton 30. Wres alour whch the trolleys run shall be at a dstance of not less than fourteen feet above the street. Secton 31. The sad company shall have the rght, t shall be lawful for them, to cross the track or tracks of any street or otherralway n the cty of Honolulu or sl of Oahu, for that purpose to lay ther rals across the track or tracks of such other ralway, subject to the supervson approval of the Mnster of the nteror, or other ollcer apponted for that purpose, as to the manner of layng the sad rals. Secton 32. The sad company, n addton to the powers herenbefore expressed, may lay, construct operate a sngle lne of street ralway over along any brdge on the lne of sad ralway n the sad cty of Honolulu or sl of Oahu, the tracks of such ralway on any brdge to be flush wth the floorng of the same; provded, that the locaton of any such brdge lne, the work done theren, the materal provded therefor, shall be to the satsfacton of the Mnster of the nteror or other ollcer duly apponted for that purpose. Secton 33. The company shall have the power to purchase, lease, take over or otherwse acqure, all or any part of the property, real personal, rghts, prvleges franchses, of any other electrc ralway or lghtng, or power, or other electrcal company or companes, or any company havng objects altogether, or n part, smlar to those of ths com pany, shall have, when the same are acqured, all the powers, prvleges, rghts franchses of any such company or companes under ts charter or act of ncorporaton, so that the same shall be held, exercsed enjoyed by the company as fully as f specally conferred hereby. Secton 34. The company may unte, amalgamate consoldate the stock, property, busness ana ran- - chses, may enter nto work ng engagements wth, or may enter nto a lease of, or take hold shares n, or the rght to operate the works of, any other electrc ralway, or lghtng, or power, or other electrcal company or compan--, es, or any company havng objects altogether, or n part, smlar to those of ths company, or any company generatng, usng or supplyng electrcty for any purpose wnatsoever. Secton 35 The sa company may purchase, lease, hold or acqure ana transfer any real or personal estate necessary for carryng on the operatons of the company. An electrc plant s to be put n at the canyon of the Santa Anna Rver, near Rods, Cal., whch wll furnsh lght power to ctes towns wthn a radus of ffty mles. t wll also supply the power for sev eral trolley lnes connectng neguoor--.ng towns Honolulu, H.., Sept. 19, Mn. Jons H. Patt, General Agent, Manhattan Lfe nsurance CompanTj Honolulu, H.. Dear S3: We hereby acknowledge through your Agency from the Manhattan Lfe nsurance Com pant of New York, ther prompt satsfactory settlement of the nsurance on the lfe of James K. Kekaula (deceased), nsured under Polcy No. 65,771, dated October 7th, 18S9. n ths settlement we have receved not only the 3,000, the full amount of the polcy, but also "dvdend addtons" amountng to , or equvalent to the return of the entre premums pad on ths Polcy, makng a total of $3,55U.5U. Ths settlement gves us a very kndly frendly feelng towards the benefts accrung from Lfe nsurance as a protecton J an( nvestment. t supples mme date funds for the beneft of hs Estate Famly. "We thank your Company for ts hsome settlement cheerfully add our ndorse- -! ment to the many others who have receved substantal benefts from the Polces ssued by the Old Manhattan Lfe nsubacne Company of New York durng the past twenty-fv- e years, to the resdent ctzens of the Hawaan sls, through your Agency. Mrs. "Waluu Kekaula, m Jno. K. Kekaula, Jr l- w 158&-l-m A NOMNATNG CONVENTON. To Be Held n Honolulu Early n October. A nomnatng conventon wll be held n ths cty. Ths plan was decded on at a meetng of the executve commttee of the Amercan Unon Party, whch took place on Saturday nght. Each dstrct club wll elect ts delegates, the comng electon to be held n Honolulu on the evenng of October 4th n the outlayng dstrcts on October 6fh. Thrty delegates wll be elected, apportoned as follows : Twenty-fou- r for the Honolulu sx for outsde dstrcts. The conventon wll meet on October 13th when the nomnatons wll be made. The commttee adopted a strong resoluton aganst the proposed electon law whch wll be presented to the Councls rl at the next regular meetng. j Mr. George TF. Taley Benjamn, Mssour. Good Advce Quckly Followed Cured of Rheumatsm by Hoods Sarsaparlla. " C L Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. : ",was taken down wth rheumatsm OTer a year ago. was sck for oyer sx months. Often would have such pans that could hardly endure them. A frend came to me advsed me to try Hoods Sarsaparlla. took hm at hs word cot a botue ol t, snce hare taken eght bottles ol t. t Has Cured Mo When the doctors could do me no good whatever. After beng benefted so much from ths medcne descrbe Hoods Sarsaparlla as a wonderful medcne. also adrso every One who s troubled wth rheumatsm not to be wth- - HoodsCures out Hoods Sarsaparlla. am a farmer, the medcne has gven me much energy screngu 10 peroral my work." ueobgh w. Tulsy, Benjamn, Mssour. Hoods Plls are h made, perfect la proporton appearance. 25c. a box. HOBRON DRUG COMPANY, 3366 "VV1 olpsale Agents. (ME & (ME MPORTERS. Hardware General Merchse "We have had a large CONSGN- MENT made to us of HARTMANN BRASS WRE DOOR MATS, both the large small sze. Our nstructons are to sell these goods at cost whch wll be done as long as they last. These MATS are an excellent qualty cf mat, but must be sold to make room for our regular stock. t has been reported that there s a case of Lver Fluke n Honolulu whch buggests the advsablty of lookng nto the queston of jylurnltaj WAXt. JNo easer or more satsfactory FLTERER was GERATOR the EDDY s the one to buy. The same thng apples to the GEM CE CREAM FREEZERS. These freezers are worth every cent asked for them. We have receved many new goods by recent arrvals, makng our stock complete n every detal. 5? Remember, we sell PEARL OL at 1.90 per case, delvered, C. O. D. CASTLE & COOKE. MPORTKKP, Hardware General Merchse BYAUTHOftlTY. Clekks Offce of the Supreme Coubt, HoxoLTjr.u, Sept 10, The attenton of.dstrct Magstrates s called to the followng lst of Attorneys whose lcenses have expred have not been renewed. J. W. Kelkoa. Francs Spencer, S. M. Kaauka, w". H. Halstead, (AV. A. Knkamnnn. W. A Mo, S. W. Pa, D. S. Kalookano. loane Kapolakmohewa, S. V. Kapule, S. Eahoohalahaln, J. Haleakala Barenaba. S. "W. Kaa, S. F. (Jhllngworth, saac D. aea, M. Kane, W. B. Kala, D. F. Sanford, F. Puhalahua. ever made than the old relable STONE FLTER t should be n every.house Offce. They not only flter the water but cool-t-. EDDY REFRGERATORS are another thng wthn the reach of all. f you want a good REFR NOTCE. The Boards of Regstraton of Examners, for the Frst Dstrct (Puna, Hlo, Hamakua) wll meet as follows: Hlo Court House, Thursday, Frday Saturday, Sept. 13 to 15. Hlo Court House, Saturday, Sept. 29, Oct Papakou Plantatop Offce, Monday, Sept. 17. Honomu Plantaton Offce, Tuesday forenoon, Sept. 18. Hakalnu Plantaton Offce, Tuesday, 3 r. s., Sept. 18. Papaaloa Plantaton Offce, Wednesday, Sept. 19. Lanpahoehoe Plantaton Offce, Thursday a. jr., Sept. 20. Wapnnale, Swans, Thursday, 1 r. s., Sept. 20. Ookala Store, Thursday, 3 p.m., Sept. 20. Kukaau Plantaton Offce, Frday, Sept 21. Paaulo Plantaton Offce, Saturday, Sept. 22. Honokaa Homesteads, Monday, 10 a. m., Sept. 24. Honokaa Court House, Monday, 2 P. m., Sept. 24. Kukuhaele Post Offce, Tuesdav, Sept. 25. Kalapana, Pma, Tuesday p. j., Oct. 2. Ophkao, Puna, "Wednesday, Oct 3. Puula, Puna, Thursday, Oct. 4. F. S. LYMAN, "WM. HORNER, OHAS.NOTLEY,Jb. Hlo, Hawa, August 30, Tenders for Beef Cattle. Offce of the Board of Health, ) Honolulu, H.., Sept. 6, 18M. J Tenders wll be receved at ths offce untl 12 M. WEDNESDAY, September 2G, 1894, for supplyng the Leper Settlement, at Moloka wth One Good Beef Cattle, to wegh not less than 350 pounds net when dressed; Two Fat Beef Cattle to bo delvered at the Leper Settle ment at an average of nnety heads per month for sx months, from October 1, 1891, to the 31st day of March, The tender for Fat Beef Cattle must be for the prce per pound dressed, that for Good Beef Cattle per hde. Hdes Tallow to be the property of the Board. Bds should be marked "Tender for Beef Cattle, Leper Settlement." The Board wll elect whch tender to accept does not tself to accept any lowest or any bd. WLLAM O. SMTH, Presdent Board of Health t School House at Holualoa, North Kona. Tenders wll be receved at the offce of the Board of Educaton, for the constructon, ncludng materal, freght, cartage, eta. of a ed School House at Hohnlo.jNorth Kona, Hawa. Sad School House s to be 56x28x12, wth a vera vera rooms n font. Plan specfcatons of the work can be peen at he offce of the Board of Educaton. Tenders wll be receved untl 12 oclock noon October 2d, The Board does not hnd tself to accept the lowest or any bd. JOHN F. 6COTT, Secretary Board of Educaton. Honolulu,.., September 10, t 158t-4-t All Mnsters of Relgon holdng lcenses to perform the Marrage Ceremony n the Hawaan sls pror to September 1st, 1394, are requested to return the same to the nteror Offce wth localty of present resdence n order that the same may be renewed. J. A. KNG, Mnster of the nteror. nteror Offce, September 6, t Central SHmtrtsrnrnts Metropoltan Market Tl-n- g Chocest Street. fbte - Meats FROM Fnest Herds. G. J. WALLER, Prop. FAMLES AND SHPPNG SUPPLED 0NSH0RTN0T1CE EP-A- AND AT Lowest Market Prces. Meats delvered from ths Jarke tare thoroughly chlled mmedately after tllng bj means of a Patent Dry Ar Refrgerator. Heat so treated retans all ts Jnlcy propertes, s guaranteed to keep longer alter delvery than freshly-klle- meat. d 1383 q BENSON SMTH & CO JOBBNG MANUFACTURNG PHARMACSTS :Eaa.:r Medcnal PATENT AT publc n general tsrrssr CHEMCALS, JDarugs, Preoaratons, MEDCNES LOWEST PRCES Fort Street. BEAVER SALOON H. J. NOLTE, Propretor. hs frends the That ho has opened the above Saloon where flrstrclaas Refreshment wll be served from 3 a m. tll 10 p. m.. nnderthe mmedate supervson of a Corape tulolv" luuum THK FNEST GRADES OF Tobaccos, Cgars, Ppes Smokers Sundres Chosen by a personal selecton from frst-clas- s manufactores, has been obtaned, wll be added to from tme to tme. One of Brunswck & Balees Celebrated Bllard Tables connected wth the ejtablshmcnt.where of tbecuecan partcpate q W. H. BCE, STOCK RMSEB ol DEALER BEEXTJEB 07 Fne Horses Cattle From the Thoroughbred Stard bred Stallon, Nutwood by Nutwood, Jr Norman Stallon Captan Grawl Natve bred Stallon Boswell also A choce txrs or Bulls, Cows Calves From the Celebrated Balls Sussex, Hereford, Ayrshre & Durham a tor or Fne SaBe Carrage Horses FOB SALE. HEREFORD BULLS FOR SALE Tonrsts Excurson Partes desrng 8ntle, Double or Four-n-han- d Team or Saddle Horses can be accommodated at W. H. Bces Lvery Stables. 3 All communcatons to be addressed to ls3j.lv W. H.BCE.Lhne.Kana. rnx. b. davzs. BABOLO JA3OS. O. H. DAVES & CO., COMMSSON MERCHANTS, 12 & 13 The Alhanr, LTEEPOOL j Fnswroarc Totttts. NORTH BRTSH AND MERCANTLE nsurance Company. Total Assm r 31st Decxxbzr, 1SKS, U,0W,K!7 7e. 6d. Capltal.JB.000,000 Subscrbed 2,7S00OC ad Pad-u- p Captal. 687.S00 0 O 3 FlroFunds 2,54 11K 3 Lfe Annuty tl Funds S,(r3,CS41S 7 11,034,637 T Revenue Fre Branch,5K,C3 2 Kevenue Lfe snd Annuty Branches, 1,233, , The accuraulated Funds of the Fre Departments Lfe are free from lablty n r.spert of each other. ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & CO- - Agents for the Hawaan sls. TRATS AXXANTC Fre nsurance Company, --OF HAMBURG. Captal of the Co. Reserve, Relchs marks g ooo 009 Captal ther Companes 101,630,000 Totl Relchamarl 107,630,003 NORTH CE RMAN Fre nsurance Company, Captal of the Co. Reserve Relehs-mar- CaptalthelrRe-nsuranceCompanl- -- OF HAMBURG. 8,S30,GCO 33,000,000 Tol Hechsmarks JS.83.,000 The undersgned, GeneraAgcntsof two the above companes for the Hawaan sls, are prepared to nsure Buldngs, Furnture, Jler. chlse Produce, Machnery, t, also Sugar Rce Mlls, vorsola n the harbor, aganst loss or damage bvflro. on the most at0.?leterm"- - H.HACKr-ELDACO ly The Lverpool Lou- - dea sua 6ol (ESTABLSHED 1S15.J J0 40,000,000 J5"t,nc"m,e, B.OOO la.80,000 nts.b1,kvgt,.n,t " Damage by ttn onbulldlngs.machlnery.sugar Mlls, Dwellngs Purnturs.on the mostfavorabla terms The a, Bshop NSURANCE & Co. Theo. H. Daves & Co.. AGENTS FOR FRE, LFE MARNE. NSURANCE Northern Assurance Go Of London for FRE & LFE. ESTABLSHED ACCUMULATED FUNDS 3,975,000 BRTSH AND FOREGN Marne nsurance Co.Ld Of Lverpool for MARNE. CAPTAL - -- Reducton of Raes 1, mmedate Payment of Clams O. H. DAVES & CO., Agents MARNE NSURANCE undersgned s authorzed to take Marne Baks on HULLS, OABGOES, FBEGHTS COMMSSONS, At Current Bates n the follownj Companes, vz: Al ance Assurance Fre Marne, London. WlhelmaofMadgeburg GenJ. ns. Co Sun nsurance Co., San Francses. JOHN S. WALKER, 13T3-- 1 Agent for Hawaan sls. 1A.11HUKG KE3HJ.1 Fre nsurance Company. The nnderslzned havng been appolsted Agents of the above Company, are prepared nsure rsks aganst to fre BaldlQK, onhtoue on Jrlek Mcrclaurlae stored theren, oc the most favoraole terras. For par-- tlcnlara tne offlce r. EK&CO. A. lss. Marne nsurance Company OF BERLN J5 O 3SL T "ET XT j. General nsurance Company. OF BEtlN The above nsurance Companes have establshed a General Aeency here, the sgned. under General Agents, are authorzed to takr Rsks nelnsttbedafrersoftbese at thexot Reasonable Rates, at a ea tbescost Favorable Terms. 13SJ ly 7. A.8CPAEFEK & CO..General Arts GENERAL NSURANCE COMPANY For Sea, Rver & L Transport OF DRESDEN Havng establshed an Agency at Honolulu the Hawaan nls. the undersgned Gener Agents, arc authorzed to take Rsks avalmttlo Banger of te Seas. AT TB Most Reasonable Rates, estk Most Favoraole Te 7. A. SCHAZFEB 4 CO. jzstlt Agent forthe Hawalatllslnds ssmhssslsss lr rmsnmj ffrrt-ffstr- W

6 . m?$ atbtmr -&. ywmm "! TV m JV - s 7 4 SEM -- WEEKLY. TUESDAY. : SEPTEMBER TnEUE a no trouble whatever n obtanng natve jurors, n Honolulu, who wll take the oath serve under the Republc. They may, or may not, be sncere about t. On the whole, t ndcates that whch we have always beleved the general ndfference of the natves to the poltcal stuaton. 2sew Zeal the Australan Colones protest aganst the annexaton of Necker sl to the Hawaan Republc. But, t s sad, the home government do not take ths vew of the case. There wll, probably, be no trouble about New Zeal. He was net a man of ablty, but owng to hs rank he was held n great veneraton by the natves. f the natve Hawaans ever read hstory or cared to fnd out what whte men do, when they are not "mssonares" but only commercal adventurers, they would get some valuable nformaton n the hstory, of the Maor race, whch, nstead of beng "cradled" nursed by the whtes as the natve Hawaans have been, were smply shot down, or robbed, or drven out by the Brtsh colonsts. The papers of the Unted States are despondent over the poltcal stuaton, arsng out of the labor strkes, the long quarrel n Congress over the tarff bll; the Senate s charged wth the crme of brbery n the Sugar Trust matter, there s a general feelng that somethng s wrong. The followng extract from the commercal reporjt of the New Zeal Herald, of the 7th nst., shows that on the other sde of the world, thngs are apparently gong on badly. The month has been dsappontng as regards general turnover, consderng the season s now sprng, htherto yearly gvng some help to the state of busness; but t s not hard to account for the dulness trade tmdty that prevals. Parlament s n sesson, there s a constant fear of what wll be the next legslaton of an unsettlng character. Every nterest s beng threatened, traders, property- -holder, the thrfty classes nenerallv have lost all confdence n the wsdom or even common sense of the Parlamentary majorty. Untl ths state of fear of what the majorty wll next do s at rest there wll naturally be restrcted expendture, a lock-u- p of captal, all the mpedments to vtalty n trade. There s general trbulaton all over the world at present. Manknd, as usual, prefers " rch lvng, no thnkng," to " plan lvng, hgh thnkng," then has bad health. So the poltcal socal physcans surgeons have ther hs full. We are, ourselves, n the hosptal, wth the rest of the world. TTAyATTA-N- FREE SPEEOH. The queston s often asked, at the Advertser offce, "Why do you notce the Opposton press? t only makes them mportant." The Advertser, as a journal of events, must keep a record of what men are dong thnkng about, n these changable tmes. People look to the papers for the news of the day. The loss of a yellow dog, or the gvng of a luau, or the runnng away of a horse, or the beatng of a wfe, or the serous vews of the Opposton press, may be very trflng matters, but ths makes up the humble tale of lfe. Many lttle, almost nsgnfcant events, are the small rlls whch gather together, make up the stream of hstory. Besdes, there s a very rch ven of humor n the Opposton press, our readers should enjoy t. - GAZETTE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, SEM-WEE- t, as there wll be no objecton made to the lng of the cable on tle aganst the ndustrous whte that sl, wthout prejudce to All the Opposton papers, man. Besdes, the whte men exclusvely went nto BUgar cultva- Brtsh nterests. all are publshed by men who are not pure natves, are rather tempestuous over the smple nnocent let everythng else alone. ton, whch nvolved captal, The Count of Pars s dead, the Duke of Orleans succeeds hm statement of the Advertser that Now, Mr. Marsden, wth great n hs "rghts" to the throne of the only paper publshed n the natve language, edted by a pure asm whch has no lmt, s dong ntellgence, wth an enthus- Prance. The French Royalsts have rendered hm homage n natve, s loyal to the Republc. that whch should have been done London, he proposes to get rd The Ka Leo, at once, callb the many years before. He B testng of the French Republc, as soon as pure natve, who edts that the value of many trees, grasses, possble. Ka Leo wll deeply sympathze wth hm, may move "captured taught to do trcks capacty value of sols. t s paper, a monkey, that has been fruts grans,, also, the over, help hm out. dance." Mr. Bush really does strange, ndeed, that the early not mean to call the natves monkeys, from whom one has been the value of the physcal envron- teachers of the natves dd not see The ctzens of New York cty have, after thrty years of dsorganzed work, fnally concluded to But, then, he s not a pure natve opment. But n the early days t captured traned to do trcks. ments of man, n hs moral devel- pull together reform ther local hmself. was not consdered, the natve poltcs, by gnorng natonal ssues untng for the best local The Holomua (foregn edtor) Mr. Marsden s a true msson- was left to hs old ways. government. Only years of btter joyfully untes wth the Ka Leo n ary, has a great attractve experence, have brought ths a frantc condemnaton of the feld of labor before hm. f he succeeds u ntroducng one new n- about, t s not certan that edtor of the Advertser for beng the respectable ctzens care happy wcked, whle travellng dustry of general value, t wll put enough about the matter, to take wth Kng Kalakaua n France. t hm well ahead n the lst of Hawaan benefactors. hold do hard work. The busy seems to regard a vst to the Cafe poltcans may yet outwork them. Chantant as a much greater crme AN ADDTONAL COMMSSON. than the upsettng of the monarchy, just as the old darkey felt Kng Tawhao of the Maor race n New Zeal, ded n New Zea n addton to the law provdng that the stealng of hs chckens l on August 2Gth. He was of for a labor commsson, there was a crme worse than murder. the very noblest blood of that race should be a law provdng for a full t hopes "that t has done untold harm to the Republc," kept hs nomnal kngshp exhaustve examnaton of the untl the day of hs death. He present condton of the natves, then cordally pathetcally made great efforts to mantan the ther relaton to the labor supply, nvtes the Government to enforce autonomy of the Maor race, the present condton of ther hold the sedton laws aganst ts edtor. clamed jursdcton over all of ngs of real personal estate, Prsoner (to the judge who has ther relatons to the busness en just gven hm ten days for vagrancy) : "Say, judge, f calls yer a bloody thef, wll you put ten days more on me? ts mghty cold weather lkes the luxoo-ra- y free vttles of the penten-tury.- " Judge: "No, prsoner, governments are not n the busness of provdng free board for tramps. Mr. Clerk, take fve days off that sentence. m not gong to soothe the feelngs of the crmnal classes." The Government wll fnd, we presume, that there s les3 trouble wth the Holomua n full blast than n lockng ts edtor up, where he may corrupt the morals of the prsoners. Somethng s due to them. VETERANS MEET. The old veterans of the Federal Army brushed up ther recollectons of the great cvl war, on Saturday evenng, on Mr. Wrghts grounds. To them, those days of conflct, sufferng death are now only a phantom. But they shared n the greur of the brth of the greater naton, of whch Mrs. Howe sung, n the battle hymn of the Republc, "Mne eyes have seen the glory of the comng of the Lord." n ther peaceful bvouac, under tropcal stars, over a thous leagues from the old battlefelds, they retold the stores, related agan the ncdents of army lfe. Dd any of them recall that "Ballad of the Drum," by Thackeray? "Ts wrtten snce fghtng begun, That sometmes we fght we conquer, And sometmes we fght we run." These wll be a meetng, at the Y. M. C. A., on Thursday evenng at 7:30, of those nterested n organzng the socety for the preventon of cruelty to anmals. The Daly Advertser, 75 cents a month Delvered by Carrer MB. MABSDEKS REPORT. The report of Mr. Joseph Mars-de- n, the Commssoner of Agrculture, to the Mnster of the nteror s, n many respects, the most mportant document ssued by the Government durng ths year, because t contans subjects whch touch the lfe of the l. t was one of the unpardonable crmes of the monarchy that t pad no attenton to the development of small agrcultural ndustres, through whch natves wth lttle or no captal could make a decent lvng. Nor dd t establsh agrcultural Echools, for the educaton of the na tve boys, so that they could master the rudments of hortculture. The monarchy erected a palace, costng, over $300,000, but t could not fnd a way of establshrgbmple ndustral schools, whch would enable the natves to fght ther losng bat- terprses of the country, the ntermarrages of the natves wth the whtes, all other matters touchng ther socal condton. The nvestgaton should be made now, whle the true frends of the natves are domnant n the Government, are more than wllng to adopt measures whch wll preserve the race, f t can be preserved, protect t aganst the cruel blows of ts own gnorant mschef-maker- s. Sullvan, the rsh hstoran of rel, sad that, " the worst enemes of the rsh people had been rshmen ; the meanest trators to rel were rshmen." The natves wll fnd that the men who wll betray them, n season out, wll be men of ther own race, especally f they have some alen blood. Of course, the meanest alles of such men wll be the whles, who, under a mysterous Provdence, are permtted to wer about the earth, seekng whom they may devour. n the nterests of the natves, there Ehould be a commsson created, whch wll exhaustvely hle the subject, gve the natves the chance, f they requre t, to make any suggestons regardng the best way of preservng pro tectng the race. Rumor has t that there s a party now n Honolulu who s ntmately connected wth the Joee-ly- n opum sezure, whch caused eo much comment a few weekb ago. He s sad to have known Joselyn n Vctora, came here shortly after that gentleman, s now supposed to be watchng the nterests of those nterested n the deal. A M. Baley, a well known ctzen of Eugene, Oregon, says hs wfe has for years been troubled wth chronc darrhoea used many remedes wth lttle relef uotl she tred Chamberlans Colc, Cholera Darrhoea Remedy whch has enred her sound well. Gve t a tral you wll be surprsed at the prompt relef t affords cent bottles for sale by all Dealers, Benson, Smth & Co, Agents for H. L KLY. LATEST FROM WAR, Eghteen Hundred Japanese Lost n a Recent Battle. KOREANS RSE AGANST MKADO. Two )b lt&tle Kumored Chna Fleet Heady to Meet 111 Japanese Crullers The Power of Vceroy 1. 1 lluc Chas lecreatlne. London, Sept. 15. A Shangha dspatch states that sx survvors of the Chnese troopshp Cbean, wrecked at ;neug wun nuu souers on board, have arrved at Shangha. They say 200 were drowned. No news has been receved of an engagement n Korea snce August 13th, when the Chnese were defeated wth a loss of 500. The murderers of Presbyteran Mssonary Wyle at Lao Yang have been executed. The chapels destroyed are to be rebult at the expense of the resdents of the neghborhood. A Toko dspatch states that the Japanese have routed the forces of tbe Chnese at Chuen Chwa. The Chnese retreated to Vngan. The Japanese army s crossng the Tau Tong. Marshal Yamagata s at Seoul wll assume supreme comm. A Hongkong dspatch states that tne enlstment of Europeans n the Chnese army has been stopped. The entre southern Chnese army has been ordered north. Captan Noel du Boulay, staff cap tan of tne Royal artllery, on uuty n Chna, has been ordered to Korea as the Brtsh mltary attache wth the Japanese headquarter staff. New York, Sept. 15. The Western Unon Telegraph Companys central cable offce reports that the Japanese laud lnes are restored, but traffc s subject to much delay. The Anglo-Amerc- Telegraph Company announces that the Great Northern Company reports the Japanese lnes restored, but traffc s subject to much delay. The Commercal Cable Company ssued the followng notce today: "Tbe Great Northern Company reports tat tne latest message from Htogo shows over sxteen hours n transt, ana ron Yokohama over twenty-s- hours. The Japanese lnes are restored, but messages are subject to great delay. The Eastern com pany advses that the mal for Reunon closes at Seychelles at 3 p. sr. the 16th nst." London, Sept. 14. A dspatch from Shangha to tbe Central News says: Foregn mssonares n the Shng-K- ug provnce are fleeng to New Chang, fearng volence at the bauds of the Chnese solders, who are burnng Chrstan chapels. Two Japanese, arrested on suspcon of beng spes, were sent to Nankn, where they wll probably be tortured beheaded. n regard to tbe sensatonal stores crculated by a news agency, Hal-ld- ay Sr Macartney, Counsellor of the Chnese "Embassy here, has wrtten a letter Havng there s no foundaton whatever for the reports of dsorderly conduct by the Chnese troops so "wantonly assduously crculated." He asserts that there never has been a moments uneasness ether among the foregners or the natve populaton on account of the conduct of the Vceroys solders. A dspatch to the Tmes from Shangha says: Reports from Fusan state that the whole populaton of Southern Korea has rsen aganst tbe Japanese. t s feared that the Koreans, many of whom are armed, wll attack Fusan. Two thous Japanese troops have just arrved at that place. Shangha, Sept. 14. t s stated that the Chnese Admralty has decded to order the transfer from the Yang Ste coast to Pe Yank of all war shps of large tonnage, to be accompaned by a number of torpedo boats from the squadron at Foo Chow, Canton Nankyg. The enemes of L Chung Hang have reported to the Emperor the fact that Chang Pe Lun, son-n-la- of tbe Vceroy, who was banshed n SS--, bas returned to Tentsn. He has been ordered to return to exle. News from Europe reports the rout of a Japanese force of 2000 men who attempted to narch from Fusan to Seoul. A porton of the force was compelled to return to the treaty port, only SO men gettngthere. Two thous fresh troops have arrved at Fusan to guard the Japanese settlement aganst feared attack by armed Tong-hak- s. A great conflagraton s reported to have occurred at Chungkng on August 25. About thrty persons are known to have pershed, t s probable that the lst of the dead wll much heaver. Tbe property frove estmated at 10,000,000 taels. Two thous buldngs were destroyed, ncludng three temples. No foregn houses were burned. Humors have reached here of tbe ( battle fought between the Chnese Japanese near Kalrcheng, Korea, about September 2. Natve newspa pers of September lusay tnat the nght ested two days was stll unde cded when the news was forwarded to tbe natve press. Chnese papers of Sept. 12 announce that Gen. Yeb, the Chnese commer, reports havng ganed a vctory over the Japanese. J. he noods n lorea sua prevent the Chnese troops from crossng tbe mchn rver to attack tbe Japanese ntrenchments. Another report current here says the Krno dvson of the Chnese army has crossed the Ku-l- u rver s now holdng the cty of Sunnng whle awatng the advance of tbe man body before they attack the Japant&e rght flank. The Japanese Repulsed. London, Sept. 14. The Tmes wll publsh tomorrow ths dspatch cent from Shangha va Tentsn: "The Japanese u force attempted to surprse the Chnese at Png Yaugon the nght of tbe 12th, but were repulsed wth a heavy slaughter. The natve corps mpeded the Japanese helped the Chnese. Japanese shps have resumed scoutng n the Gulf of Pechl." n pursuance of an agreement wth the Chnese Japanese Governments the Brtsh war offce wll send a surgeon mltary attache to each of the hostle armes. Washngton, D. C, Sept. 14. Leut. Mchael J. OBren, of the ffth nfantry, has been desgnated as mltary attache over the legaton at Tokyo, n response to the nvtaton of the Japanese government to send a mltary representatve to that country to wtness the war wth Chna. A Regn of Terror n Chna. London, Sept. 13. A specal to the Tmes from Shangha fays the advces receved on Sunday from the fronter are to the effect, that there s contnuous longdstance fghtng between Chnese Japanese troops, who are separated by tbe mch rver. No de csve vctory has followed. Floodt have rendered the rvers mpassable. London, Sept. 13. A dspatch from Shangha states that the power of Vceroy L Hung Chang has steadly decreased. Every days delay n provdng the promsed vctory over the Japanese adds to the danger of hs downfall. Renforcements of the more remote provnces en route to Korea are at a ststll, terrorzng the ctes n whch they are halted. Almost a regn of terror prevals, even u Tentsn. The savage soldery are everywhere plunderng ana maltreatng the wretched populace, the natve merchants are fleeng to Tentsn to save ther lves. The French Mnster has formally protested aganst the acton of the Chnese u boardng a French mal steamer Staturday. Allance Japan Korea. London, Sept, 11. The Mornng Post wll prnt tomorrow ths dspatch from Toko: "A treaty of allance between Japan Korea was sgned at Seoul on August 26th. The frst clause says that the object of the treaty s to accomplsh the ndependence of Korea, to promote the common nterests of Korea Janan bv ex pellng the Chnese troops from the pennsula. n the second clause Japan promses to operate aganst the Chnese force, both defensvely offensvely, Korea pledges herself to ad her wth provsons other means. The thrd clause save that the treaty wll be operatve durng the preseut Chnese-Japane- se war." The Tmes We-Ha-- dspatch says that a commsson composed of foregners who have been nvestgatng the matter reports that tbe evdence goes to show that the Japanese were aggressors n the naval wafare waylad attacked the Chnese shps. The Chnese feet s now u perfect fghtng trm. n Southern Korea a Japauese edct has been ssued enjonng the Koreans to cut off the har as a token of submsson to Japan. The people gnore the edct. Chnese Army Hemmed n. London, Sept. 10. A Shangha dspatch says that the Chna transport Chean, proceedng to Formosa wth 1400 troops, was wrecked at Chetag. The solders aud crew were saved. Chnese offcals attempted to board a French mal steamer at the wharf at Shaugha to search for Japanese passengers, but the Captan threatened to call on the French warshp, they dessted. Three powerful Chnese warshps have gone to the gulf of Pechl to jon the northern squadron. Another Shangha dspatch states that the Chnese troops u tbe northern part of Korea are hemmed u by Japanese supples are cut off The Chnese were compelled to kll horses for food. The Japanese have dscharged all foregners employed at the dockyards, t s sad, to conceal the damage to the shps n the recent engagements wtl the Chnese. The Popes Effort to Secure Peace. London, Sept. 10. A specal dspatch from Rome says the Pope s sad to have expressed a wsh to arrange the troubles between Chna Japan, but was prevented by France, who feared the nterventon of the church would undo the work France s carryng on n the East. TELEPHONE COMBNE. Arrangements About Completed for the Sale of the Bell. A meetng of the stockholders of the Mutual Telephone Company was held yesterday afternoon at tbe companys offce for tbe purpose af consderng the feasblty of amalgamaton wth the Bell, or n other words, to complete the negotatons begun some days ago lookng to the purchase of that company by the Mutual. The meetng lasted only a few mnutes, was very harmonous. t was unanmously agreed to purchase the Bell Company on the terms mentoned n ths paper a few davs ago, to ths end a commttee consstng of Messrs, J. B. Ather-to- n, Godfrey Brown W. F. Allen was apponted to confer wth the Bell Company empowered to make all necessary arrangements of the sale. Whle t s expected that all detals of the transfer of tbe Bell Company to the Matual wll be completed wthn a short tme, the absorpton wll date from January 1st, t s probable afer that date tbe present rates wll be slghtly advanced, perhaps ffty cents on resdence one dollar on busness telephones. A great many necessary mprovements wll be made by the mew company, an ncreased better servce gven. Fleet Paymayster W. V. Perry, who sucked the posoned-arrowounds whch proved fatal to Commodore Goodenoug n the South Sea sls n 75, ded recently at Caterham, Engl, aged 48 years September 18, 18Q4. f the wet season has begun wll contnue untl about the tme t usually ends the result wll be marvelously benefcal to tbe sugar planters. Last year n Hamakua there was but sx nches of ran n sx months; ths yeart starts n a lttle better. The ground has been dampened the prospects a few days ago were favorable. f there s one secton of the country that needs ran Hamakua s the one. There are some fne plantatons n the dstrct-an- d n the days when the condtons were favorable the ranfall all that could be desred they pad ther owners hsomely. Nowadays the ran comes from the Northeast, salutes the lsman then goes on to Hlo. Forests are known to attract the ran clouds Hamakua was once blessed wth an abundance of trees. A few years ago the people began cuttng down the tmber before they were stopped there was scarcely euough left to supply lumber for a cabn. The sufferng through ths falls not alone upon the plantaton: the resdents n the vllages must go wth a short supply for tolet purposes ther clothng has to be sent to Honolulu tobo laundred. "We remember that less than a year ago the fortunate owner of a well was dspensng the water at fve cents a gallon. Honokaa s a nce lttle place the resdents are progressve enough to be up wth the tmes; they want f water but they have not yet ht upon a plan for gettng t. "We have canvassed the stuaton qute thoroughly know that the water from the sprng at the gulch near the lng can be forced to the vllage by smply usng a seres ot Aermotors. These would not only pump as great a supply as a 6team engne but t would do t at a very lttle cost ether for the plant n the begnnng or n mantanng t afterward. The Aermotor consumes no fuel, just a lttle free ar the water flows lke water. The 16 foot Aermotor, ether pumpng or geared s n use n several publc prvate nsttutons, as well as on plantatons t has always gven satsfacton. The only power used by the Water Works Co., of Wamea, Kaua, s a 16 foot Aermotor. The romotors of the scheme lave no trouble n collectng ;her water rates because they gve the consumers an abundance of water. There are plenty of vllages on the sls that could be suppled n the same way as long as the well or stream lasted there would be no danger of runnng short. We dont get the statements we make regardng the wonderful possbltes of the Aermotor from our magnaton; we have demonstrated n many dfferent places that the galvanzed Steel Aermotor wll do all that s advertsed for t more than can be done by any wooden mll of larger dameter. The Steel Aermotor has other advantages over wooden mlk; beng lghter t wll run n less wnd; beng constructed of galvanzed steel t wll not rot away cause the bolts to drop out. The Aermotor s galvanzed after t s put together so thatthere s no part unprotected. Another advantage s n the fact that we have every sze Aermotor pump n stock we can delver them on thrty mnutes notce. Can you get these advantages wth other wndmlls. The Hawaan Hardware Co. 307 Fobt Street, Hoholuxtj. v2sh rl J N ttf&bz&l m r f0ml T tf MWm--ftl-f hll ttfrtl!, mmsz?zm?:r:r:v. -. r.,-.-,..,., a,,:. a,h.,. ;?,.,,,,". " -- JtnffrfctoAfrr rffjjftt n n

7 HAWAHA2 GAZETTE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, SEM-"WE- EK. H-- Hlo, Hawa, Sept. 20 A large enthusastc mats meetng was held under the auspces of the Hlo Central Amercan Unon Club, at the Court House Hall, Saturday evenng, the loth nstant, for the purpose of nomnatng a Senator for Congress from ths dstrct. Judge Lyman was the unanmous choce of those assembled, communcatons from Kau, Kobala Hamakua were read by Secretary Rchards, nformng the club who would probably be nomnated from those dstrcts, assurng the Hlo Club that ther nomnaton would receve the hearty support of the dstrcts named. The secretary was nstructed to communcate wth the dfferent clubs on Hawa the result of the meetng. A commttee was apponted to forward the name of F. S. Lyman, Sen., to the Mnster of the nteror, wth a draft from the clubs funds to cover the necessary fee that the law requres from each nomnee. A commttee was also apponted to make known to voters who the regular nomnee for Senator s. Another commttee was apponted to fnd out those who had not regstered, explan to them the wsdom of 60 dong. The nomnee from Hamakua, Chas. Notley, Sen.; from Knhala, George Xorthrup ; from Kau, Kauhane, were voted upon by the meetng, the endorsement of the names mentoned wat unanmous. The meetng adjourned, to meet on Saturday, 22d nstant, whtn nomnatons for Representatves wll be receved. Robert Rycroft, of Puna, A. Horner, from Hamakua, are names mentoned as Representatve? from here. The Regstraton Board left Hlo on the 17th nstant for a tour of the sl. Voters n the Hlo dstrct wll have one more chance to regster on the 29th nstant 6th proxmo. a large reservor about 1200 feet up the mountan slope whch affords an abundant water supply durng rans. Tunnels nto the mountans seem to be the latest fad. STRAY ECRBDUSGS. Nomnatons for Senate Made on Durng Saturday the loth nst, the the sl of Hawa. Mau Teachers Assocaton elected tbe followng offcers for the comng year: J. A. Moore, presdent; D. D. Baldwn, Mss C. L. Turner, tecretaryanjl treasurer; H. S. SCHOOL CHLDREN EEBEL ON MAUL Townsend, Mss Malone F. W. Hardy, executve commttee. The followng books were adopted as a course of study: Kelloggs Psychology, Roopers Appercepton, Ren-hardt- s Salt Work Untalllshel Near Kahulu Prncples of Educaton, Another Sleetng of the."maul Teachers Assoclatlou fudge Ljman, McMurrys book on rectaton. Mr. Townsend kndly offered to attend to the publcaton of a small pa- C. Xotley, Sr., O. orthrup amed. per for the use of Mau teachers. t s to be of the same sze as the Hcraft, communcatons from Mau pedagogues on educatonal subjects are to be prnted n t. On tbe sy flat between Kahulu Spreckelsvlle some natves have recently establshed a salt works. Durng Saturday the 15th nst., to fttngly ntate affars they gave a gr luau to ther frends. D. D. Baldwn Professor Lyons are conductng a scentfc nvestgaton concernng the orgn of a certan class of l shells found n the barren s hlls of Kahulu. t s reported that on Monday the 10th nst. a quas-rebello- n occurred among the Ulupalakua schoolchldren who presumably were encouraged n the matter bv ther parents. St. P- - anaa lost hs bllet as teacher there by refusng to take the oath, another more loyal nstructor was apponted. The "latter pedagogue, durng the frst day of the new term was on h at the customary hour but wated n van for the 80 or 100 pupls who, t was learned later, had deserted en masse enrolled themselves n the newly establshed prvate school of the aforesad Pauaa. Nothng has been learned as to subsequent development. Durng Saturday, the loth nst., there was qute a flurry n Waluku Court, when the Judge refused John Rchardson the prvlege of practcng law, on the ground that the term of hs lcense had expred. The Maul Central Commttee meet tonght at Waluku for the purpose of consderng the matter of party nomnatons for the approachng electon. On Frday evenng, the 21st nst., Judge Kaleo, of Hana, gave a pleasant luau to vstng Mau frends. A begnnng has been made upon the foundatons of tbe proposed Ha leakala "Crater " Over300 has already been subscrbed for the enterprse. The Church of the Good Shepherd n Waluku s beng panted. A party of well known Mau people boarded tbe Claudne for Hana last Wednesday mornng. There were Sherff Chlllngswortb, Judge Kalua, Noah Kepoka, John Kalama, of Ma-kawa others. At Hana courthouse, durng Thursday, the 20th nst,, the Sherff publcly nvestgated certan charges of alleged msconduct brought aganst the Hana polce. DurngSunday nght, the 9th nst., two polcemen attempted to arrest HERE AXD RE. Deputy Wllfong s a two Chnamen, charged wth "opum Tax-Collect- busy man these days gatherng n n possesson." Durng a struggle personal taxes. whch ensued, one of the Celestals A case of scarlet fever s reported on cruelly cut one of the natves wth a Wanaku plantaton, the sufferer beng knfe; then the stores become confused, the charged a Portuguese. The latest royalst yarn n Hlo s : aganst the offcers comes n. Presdent Clevel has only been Mr. Chlllngswortb mpartally lstened to statements backed by evdence watng for Congress to adjourn,, now that t has, he wll put en the from both partes, forwarded a back on the throne. record of proceedngs to headquarters. Mr. Bergstrom s n town tunng At the present moment, Mr. F. panos. He lkes Hlo her coffee Wttrocks store at Mokae presents a prospects so well, that he expects to most attractve appearance, wth ts brng hs wfe lttle boy down to array of newly-mport- ed merchse. Ths store does a thrvng bus- the sls locate here. The reappontment of Judges Austn ness. Akau has gven unversal satsfacton n Hlo. cently Hana people have been blessed Weather Stll dry, although re- There s some talk or buldng a new wth frequent showers. custom-hous- e next to A. Q. Curts m n offce Fre nsurance busness has looked MR. KNUDSEN NTERVEWED. up snce the Paukaa fre. Durng the frst two weeks of September, less than one-ha- lf of an He nch Szes Up the Stuaton n Very of ran fell: snce then we have had Few Words. several nches. Mrs. W. t. Castle returns to Honolulu ths steamer, after a stay of some n tbe Hawaan sls, was V. Knudsen, a wealthy planter weeks at Kllauea Hlo. Rev. Mr. Hll, of the Frst Foregn among the arrvals on the steamer Church, expects hs wfe famly Belgc from Honolulu yesterday, on the brg Lurlne, whch was to says the Cbronclo of the Gth nst. have left San Francsco on the 10th He eays that perfect peace nstant. The Hlo Fre Department had a quet regn n the sls, that drll Monday evenng n front of the everythng ponts to a peaceable Court The boys would have a electon the latter part of next chance to ther skll f a fre month. "The royalsts are stll were to break out ths dry weather. A much needed house for the engne, hopng d renstate ther queen," hose-car- t, an over-hea- d room for he sad, "but they are hopng the members to meet n, s soon to be aganst great odds, for the fact s bult near the Telephone ollce an well establshed by ths tme that excellent ste. H. B. M. S. Hyacnth, May, commer, anchored n Hlo Bay at 10 the Government are over. the queens days of usefulness to a.m. on the 20th nstant. "The natves generally have been led to beleve that they should gve ther frst allegance to the Mau, Sept. 22. The long drawn queen, as s shown by the fact that out drought has caused a sort of mdsummer madness among Mau plant- them preparatory to the comng the Governments efforts to regster ers. f there s water anywhere that electon have proved unavalng. water must shall be obtaned. They are peaceful, however, The two beautful streams wth ther wll not rase a fnger aganst the magnfcent falls were not long ago. Government; nether wll they do dverted from "Waalua valley anythng n the queens behalf. utlzed on Hamoa plantaton. Green They are resgned. They thnk Waalua wll soon be wthout any that they have been poorly treated, runnng stream. Kpabulu has dscovered a natural reservor up n a vnce them to the contrary. But no one wll ever be able to con mountan gulcb, has placed a dam they know t s useless to kck between the precptous sdes has agajnst the new Government. They a ppe runnng to ther cane felds. are only askng to be left alone. Lahana has a large tunnel of several They are refusng to take any part hundred feet nto the Kaaupal mountans, wth the water obtaned "There stll seems to be a great whatever n the electon. expects to ncrease the yeld from 2000 deal of sentment n favor of the to 4000 or even 6000 tons. Then there deposed s a tunnel at queen, Malko gulch, Haku, but, as far as can they are borng nto the Haku see, wthout good provocaton. She dtch, meetng success at every ventureperty, whch produces a good n- s wealthy ; she has plenty of pro- At Spreckelsvlle t s a most nter- - estng come. sght to vew two powerful en- - f she could only be led to gnes forcng the water from a well n become content wth her staton, the saud up a large ppe nto a flume she would be better off. The Government s wllng to gve her an whch run the flud nto a neghborng feld. Tbe water s pumped up an almost j a annuty, perpendcular but as long as she s plottng aganst the Government she nclne of 25 or SO fett. Hana plantaton has recently bult can expect no Euuh assstance." WLL JON HANDS. The Rval Telephone Companes Wll Consoldate at an Early Day, For about fve years the two local telephone companes have been anxous to amalgamate, as a means of savng expenses, so the offcals say, t seems that they have agreed on a consoldaton at last. The matter has been dscussed for several weeks, t s just possble that the companes wll jon hs wthn a week or so. There are several mportant ponts to be decded, one s the appontment of a superntendent. The Mutual people want ther man, L. A. Aungst, whle the Bell Company s desrous that John Cassdy should be retaned, f the companes amalgamate. Judge Wdemann C. O. Berger, two large stockholders n the Mutual Company, are absent at present, t may be necessary to wat untl ther return before the matter wll be settled. At any rate the change would not take effect untl the frst of the new year..,.. Francs Leo G. Harden, who was recently shpped out of the country, has evdently made up hs mnd to return here agan. He shpped on the Lurlne as cabn boy. The vessel mentoned s now on her way to Hlo. There s a strong probablty that Harden wll not be allowed to l. The local ball team known as the RoyalBts the Kuoloa men J played a match game of ball Saturday afternoon at Judds place, the former wnnng by a score of 24 to 10. The " Royalsts " took ther own balls bats, but they were not allowed to UEe them for some reason. The Oahu Board of Examners for specal rghts of ctzenshp wll st at Kaneohe next Wednesday, Kahuku Thursday, Ewa Plantaton Frday, at Ewa Court House on Saturday. Chrst-churc- The Mayor ctzens of h, N. Z., recently tendered Mss Anns Montague a complmentary beneft. The beneft was to have taken place on the 4th,wth Faust as the bll. Reports from Mau state that nearly all of the plantaton managers have taken the oath of allegance, wll vote at the approachng electon. On Frday, October 5th, Saturday, October Gth, examnaton for teachers prmary school certfcates vll be held at Lhue, Kaua. Ffteen natves were arrested on Saturday nght for drunkenness. Sak, a Japanese lquor, has taken the place of spaper gn. Messrs. H. P. Baldwn W. G. rwn returned from Kaua yesterday. Whle n Chcago, Mr. Charles L. Kabler, a promnent shoe merchant of Des Mones, owa, had qute a serous tme of t. He took such a severe cold that he could hardly talk or navgate, but the prompt use of Chamberlans Cough Remedy cured hm of hs cold so quckly that others at the hotel who had bad colds followed hs example half a dozen persons ordered t from the nearest drug store. They were profuse n ther thanks to Mr. Kahler for tellng them how to enre a bad cold so qnckly. For sale by all Dealers, Hehson, Smth & Co., Agents for M.. J LVE Postvely needs a 4&8&& &KN FOOD to prevent Wrnkles, wm wtherng, dryng, W v. ageng ot the skn 3 T Blemshes. The orgnal Ekn Food 3 Tssue Bulder, Lda HonUz Crenn s stll the best. Vnl wll hp snr-- prsed delght- - f ed when yon try ths luxnry a lnury n every respect except prce. A. pot lasts three months. Do yon tan or burn? Mrs. Harrsons FACE BLEACH cures the worst case of Freckels, Sunburn, Sallowness, Moths. Pmples, all Skn Blemshes. Prce $1. Harmless effectve. Superfluous har permanently removed. For specal advce book on beauty, free, address MRS.NETT1EH ARR1SON, Beauty D ctor,26 Geary st.,san Francsco. "For sale bv HOLLSTSR DRUG Ol,523 Fnrt ft.. Honolnln t- f HAWAAN Pneapple G1SOTF.V Plants. Smooth Leaf Cayenne varety for tale as follows: 1 to 25, 20 cents each ; 25 to 50, 20 cnts each ; 50 to 100, 15 cents each ; per 100, $12 50; per 1000, $100. QF"Terms Cash, wth order. Hawaan Frut ad Packng Company BPOrden left ntl J. Kmrctluth & Co., Honolulu, wll receve prompt m nurd CXbwtsantnla. SLEEP AND REST grr Are out of the queston wth Eczema. fc t s an agon of agones. A torture of tortures. t s an tchng burnng cf the skn almost beyond endurance. l xs?? t s thouss of pn-head- vescles, flled wth an acrd flud, ever formng, ever burstng, ever flowng upon the raw, excorated skn. No part of the human skn s r exempt. t tortures, dsfgures, humlates more than all other skn dseases. Tender babes are among ts most numerous vctms. They are often born wth t. AV J5 vm Most remedes the best physcans generally fal even to releve. f CUTCURA dd no more than cure Eczema, t would be enttled to the grattude of manknd. FROM MOMENT t not only cures but OF BRTH A sngle applcaton s often suffcent to afford nstant relef, 50AP Use CUTCURA permt rest sleep, pont tlsnotonlythe purest, sweetest, most to a speedy cure. CuTlCURA works wonders because refreshng of nursery soaps, t s the most wonderful skn but t contans delcate emollent propertes cure of modern tmes. whch purfy Sold throughout the world. Prce, CUTCURA. soc: SOAP.sjc; RE- SOLVENT, $. BENSON SMTH &. CO., Honolulu, H. X. "All about the SLn,Scap, Blood," free. V W V Dr. J. Colls OjrlgrLncl axol COUGHS, olds, ASTHMA, BRONCHTS. DR- - J. COLLS BROWNES CHLORODYNE Vce Chancellor Sr. W. PAOB WOOD stated pnblldy n Court that Dr. J. COLLS BROWNE wan undoubtedly the NVENTOR of CHLORODYNE, that the whole story or the defendant Freeman was delberately untrue, he regretted to say t had been sworn to. See The ZYmts. July 13, DR- J- - - COLLS BROWNES CHLORODYNE s a lqud medcne whch assuages PAN of EVERY END.aflords a calm, refreshng sleep, WTHOUT EADAOnE. nvgorates the nervous system when exhausted. DR- - COLLS BROWNES CHLORODYNE s the TUUC PALLATVE n NEURALGA, GOUT, CANCER, TOOTHACHE. HEUMATSM. GHLORODYNE Only G-enuln- ASZ And se that each Jr bean Baroa Lebg n Blue nk aero ths Label. FUKN1TURE JUST J O RECEVED-- A FUENTUEE -- OF LATEST SF"Specal orders for Wcker Ware or all knds of Furnture to salt at low prces. 27"All orders from the other sls wll receve oar prompt attenton Furnture wll be well packed goods sold at San Francsco prces. J. HOPP Daly Advertser, 75 BY s jfl.vct--.,...,... beautfy the skn prevent skn blemshes occasoned by mper fect cleansng mpure soap. Brownes e GREAT SPECFC FOR nlarrhcea, Dysentery: CHOLERA TheOENERALBOARDofHEALT.London. REPORT that t ACTS as a CHARM, one dose generally suffcent. Dr. GBBON, Army Medcal Staff, Calcutta, states: "two doses coxputxlt cobxd me o MABBHOA." DR- J- - - COLLS BROWNES CHLORODYNE Rapdly cuts short all attacks or EPLEPSY, SPASMS, COLC, PALPTATON, HYSTERA. MPORTANT CAUTON. -- The M- - MENSE SALE of ths REMEDY has even rse to many UNSCRUPULOUS MTA- TONS. N. B. Every bottle or GENUNE CHLORODYNE bears on the Government stamp the name of the lnventor-d- B. J. COLLS BROWNE. Sold n bottles. s. lhd.. s. Vd. 4s. 6d., by all Chemlfts Sole Manv pacturb J T. DAVKNPORT 33 Great Russell Street. London, W l-y FOE, Sgnature MSSMBlSm FNEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK FOR SOUPS. MADE DSHES AND SAUCES. nvaluable for nda aa an Effcent Tonc n all To bs bad of all Storekeepers Delers throughout nda. cases of Weakness. Keeps pood Sookerr Book3 n the Post Free hottest on Applcaton to the Clmates, for any Company. length of tme. LEBGS EXTRACT OF MEAT Co., Lmted, Feachnrch A.enne, London. Engl.! NEW LNE OF UPHOLSTEKY PATTERNS Bedroom Sets, Wcker Ware, Cheffonlers Chars rosut ALL AT LOWEST PRCES; FACTURNG DONE N FURNTURE, BEDDNG AND UPHOLSTERNG, AND BEST QUALTY OF N also, all knds of MANU- LVE GEESE FEARS, HAR, MOSS AND EXCELSOR ON HAND; ALSO LATEST PATTERNS OF WCKER WARE N SETS OR SNGLE PECES. DELVERED KEPT & CO., 74 Kng Street Cents per Month CARRER. nurol 2lt)Drrtlsnunls. H. Hackfcd S Co. are just n recept of large mportatons ky ther ron Barks "Paul senberg". C. PflQRer" from Earope by a number of vessels from Amerca consstng of A Large anl Complete Assortmett OF DRY GOODS, -S- UCH A3-Pr- mts, Gnshams, Cottons, SheetDjm, Denms, Tckngs, Uecattas, Drlls. Mosquto Nettng, Curtans, lawns, ra SELzcnoxor DRESS GOODS, ZEPHYRS. ETC n the latest styles. A splendd lne of FLANNELS, blaok colored AEKN03 CASHSERES. SATNS, VELTETS PLUSHER CRAPE, AC. TALORS7 GOODS. a full assortment, Slesas. Sleevelnngs, Stmnen, talan Cloth, Moleskns, Meltons, Serge, Kammgams Ac, Ac, Ae. Clothng, Underwear, Shawl?, Blankets, Qults, Towels. Tablecoyers, Napkns, Hkerchefs, GloTes, Hosery, Hats, Umbrellas, Bags Carpets, ltbbons, Laces Embodery, Cutlery, Perfumery Soaps, Ao., Ac, Ac., Ac, Ac A large varety of SADDLES, Venna ron Garden Furnture, Rechsten A Seler Panos, ron Bedsteads, Ao Ameroan European Groceres, Lquors, Beers Mneral Waters. Sugar, Hce Cabbages, Sal Twne Wrappng Twne, Wappng Paper, Uorlaps, Flterpress Cloth. Coonng Slates, Square Arch Frebrcks, Lubrcatng Grease Sheet Zno, Sheot Lead, Plan Galr. ron Best 3 Best, Galv. Corrugated ron. Steel Bals, S 0. t. t. Bolts, Spkes Fshplates, R. t. Steel Sleepers. Market Baskets, Demjohns Corks, Ao. ALSO Hawaan Suar Rce, Golden Gate, Damond, Sperrys. Merchants Eldorado Fljor, Salmon, Corned Beef. Ao., Ac., Ac, Ac.?- - Fnr tuln nn ta ranat lua.- -l A.. at lowest prces. BY H. 1ACRFELD & CO. TOHAN. NEAP. CUSTOM HOUSE, HONOLULU mported Donlor n Japanese Provsons, Dry Goods, AND EVERY LNE OF JAPANESE MANUFACTURE. sllorders flthfnllr flled t uo able prces. n quanttes to salt. P. O. DOS JUT. TEL. 5 14TM.m MEN Specal Doctors for Chronc, Prvate Wasts? Deaa. Dr. LEBG & CO. tr. Lubjj nvlgorator the greatest remedy for Semnal Weakness, Loss of Manhood Prvate Dsease, overcomes Prematnrenesa sad prepares all for marrage lfes dutes, pleasures responsbltes; Jltrltl bottle gven orsent free to any one descrbng symptoms: call or address 40u Geary at, prlrata entrance 405 Mason bl, Sn Ftancleco. 137t-l- y (f HPORTERS, Hardware Commsstfn MERCHANTS! General AOKCULTUKA. Merchse MPLKJENTS, rlaxtatos CHJL3. BRWK & C0.B SUPPLES. Boston Lne of Packets. a Shppers wll please take "VSbv notce that the JS2 AMERCAN BABZ EDWARD MAY Leaves New York on or about DEO. 15 for ths port, f suffcent nducement offers. HFor further nformaton, apply to Chas. Brewer & Co., 27 Klb 8t.Boston, llah., or to O. BREWER & CO. (LD.), ETrM..lT.ln Apanra. Tba Daly Advertser, 75 cents a month Delvered by Carrer " -- " VlaJr 1

8 8 EA17AHAN GAZETTE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, SEM-WEEKL- Y. TOKKON MAl. 8KRYTCK. PASSEJGEKS. OAHU RALWAY EXTENSON. cgal lunrtlsrrnts. Cecal 3H)rrtt5rmrnt5. Steamshps wll leave for arrve from "an Francsco, on the followng daws, tll the close of A. AT HOXOLCLC LZAVZ HOKOXX Ft. Sax Frahcsco Fob S am Fbakcfco ob Vascouveb OB VaXCOCYB On or About On or About Marposa...Sept. 27 Arawa Oct. 2 Oceanc....Oct. 2 Pekng Oc.9 Australa.. Oct. 6 Australa... Oct. 10 Axawa......Oct. 24 Alameda... Oct. S Monowa.Oct. 25 Warrmoo Nov. 1 Australa...Nov. 3 Australa.. rov. 13 Chna..Nov. 12 Janposa Nov. 15 Alameda....Nov. 22 Oceanc Nov. 19 Warrmoo...Nov.2l Arawa Dec. 1 Australa....Decl Australa.Dec. 8 Oceanc......Dec. 11 Monowa.. Dec. 13 Marposa...DecSU Warrmoo... Dec 31 Arawa......Dec 21 Chna De. 31 Australa...Dec. 2!) afatsorolnoncat Keot-- t. T TS.1 nesnhxt et7bfxt.-rv32t- KOJVDAT. BABOJ. pat3ju, 5 E nn. 30.CS co) XOE S.OSM.W S C rat CO 4 SE wj 30.07, M 3 M fhu JU ) E-- rr. JlSa.OC ES0.67 7S H UL hsj3a.0s,m C6 0 Brometer corrected for temperature nd bat not for lattude. Tldea. dun nd Moon. 11 ; c r r f ox. 71 g z l: a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m OB.SJll.4S 11. S p.m. Txec a.m. S SO Ved C S.M rtcr.. S7 2.M p.m. a. n. rrl l ) M t s 1 nc... 3D , J a.m : sets p.m Saw moon Sept. SSth at 7.13 p m. Tme Well te Dlows at lb. Sm. J4s. r.2f. of donolulu tme, wblcb 1 the.lame at 12b. On.. Ca. t Greenwch tme. For etery 1C00 feet of dletance of tbe observer from the Custom Hone) allow one second for trarunjaslon of uun.or a seconds to a statute de. SHPPNG NTELLGENCE. AKKYAL3. Frday, Sept. 21. Slar James lakee, Peterson, from Kaua. Stmr Mkahala, Haglund. from Mooka. Star Mukol. lcgreor. from Mookal Lana. Satcboat, Sept. 22. Am bktne W H Dmond, Nlson, 15 days from San Francsco. K11SS Monowa, Carey, from the Colones. HBMS Hyacnth, May, from a crnse. Stnr Knau. Clarke, from Hawa Mau. Stmr lwalan. Freeman, from llnnakua. Stmr J A Cummns. NeUon. from t. Susday. Sept. 23. Stmr Olaudue. Cameron, from Mau. Stmr Mkalala. Haglund. from Kaua. Stmr Waaleale, Smythe, from Honokaa. Stmr Pele. McAllster, from Makawen. Star Hawa, Ftzgerald, from Hams-kt- a. Mosday. Sept. 24. CASS Warrmoo, Brd, from Vancouver en route to Sydney va Fj. :a:tuue!). Frday. Sept. 21. Stmr W G Hall, Smeron, for Mau Hawa. Stmr J A Cummns, Nelson, for Molo-- ka. Saturday. Sept. 22. EJSS Monowa, Carey. for Sau Francsco. MosuAY.Sept. 21. Stmr Kaala, Thompson, for crcut of Oahu. Stmr James Makee. Peterson, for Kapaa. Stmr Mokol, McGregor, for Moloka. Stmr J A Cummns. N elson. for Koolan. Schr Haleakata for Kalaeokalo. CASS Warrmoo, Brd, for Sydney, va Fj. M;.S J.EAV1MJ TODAV. Stmr Waaleale. Smythe. for Lahana, Honokaa, at 4 p.m. Stmr Claudme, Cameron, for Man: at Stmr.Mkahala, Haglund, for Kaua at stmr Knau. Clarke, for Mau Hawa at 2 p m. 1.r.- - n-- fkt Thv 111M ua.9 lot laoaae ccafr.naval VSSSKLB. H B M S Hyacnth, May. crnse. KEECHAH7MKS. Am bk S C Allen, Thompson, San Fran Bk Matlda, Swenson. Port Blaktly. Schr Transt, JorRensen, San Francsco. Bktne Amela, Ward. Kureka. Am bk Martha Davs, Soule, Como.B C Am bktne W G rwn, Wllams, San Fran Am bk Melrose, Kalb. Newcastle. Schr W S Talbot. Bluhm. Newcastle, N S tt. Bk B P Ethet, Morrson, San Francsco. Br bark Amaru. Brown, Newcastle. Bk C D Bryant, Jacobsen, San Francsco. Schr Emma ClaudnaNelson, Fangslsl. Am bktne W H Dmond, Nlson, S F. robkgn VESSELS EXPECTED. Vteet w&eretrofe " Am schr W S Phelps...Grays Har..Due Schooner Aloha. SF Sept 23 OSS Marposa SF Sept27 CASS Arawa Sydney....Oct 2 O&OSSOceanc.SF. Oct 2 Schr Robert Lexers..Lavsanld.Oct 4 OSS Australa SF Oct 6 p M S S Cty of Pekng Yokohama Oct 9 Bktne Planter Laysan d Oct 10 Bk Cadzar Forest. Newcastle... Oct 20 Gerbk Paul senberg.. Bremen. Nov 1 BkRoutenbeck Lverpool....Nov 23 Shp H F Glade Lverpool.. Dec 25 EXPORTS. For San Francsco, per E M S S Monowa, Sept bnchs bananas, Chas Wlcox; 112 bnchs bananas. Churns Eee; SO bnchs bananas, D McLean; 181 bnchs bananas, G Lycurgus; 1075 bnchs bananas, Campbell, Marshall & Co; 375 bnchs bananas, Y Lun Sng. Domestc value, f AEBVALS. From the Colones, per t M S S Monowa. Sept J2 Mr Hart, Mrs Glade 4 chldren, 27 cabn 34 steerage m transt. From Kaua, per stmr Waaleale, Sept 22 Mss Dole 13 deck. From Kaua, per stmr Mkahala. Sept. 23 H P Baldwn. W G rwn, U Moore. P seuberg. Mrs Dr Campbell. Mss r.hodes, Capt Ahlborn. Geo Farchld. Mrs L n, Mrs H Bertelman, W A Walt. A M Sproull. J Kcallen, Jno Lane. Kev L M Mtchell, Kev J Okabe. 125 deck. From Man Hawa, per stmr Knau, Sept 22 Volcano : Mrs W E CastleJ Hrch. Madame Moore. H Wnston wfe, D H Htchcock, Jr. C H Htchcock, l)r Thrum. V. J Forbes. J M Janes, Geo Manson, W D Alexer. Hto way ports. W E Castle. J K Wlder. F S Dodge. Mrs V W GooJale. Rev O Gulck wfe, A Cockburn. S Kah. W Weght. Mrs S Macy son, Mrs S Parker, Mss Eva Parker, Mss Helen Parker. Mss Lucy Ward. Mss Anne Ward, Mss Fnkler. Mrs G Bru-guter- e. Mss A Neumann, W P Boyd wfe. Mss Mst, Dr Mor. Mss J Hall, H S Treg.oan, C A Wdemann, Master Campbell, Father Sylvester, V 11 Campbell, Chong ToDg. C Kaser. C Blake, wfe chld. L Chng Wa, A A Wlder, 174 deck. From Mau, per stmr Claudne. Sept 23 Mrs oepa, Marv Kona, Mss M Baldwn. EG Htchcock, "J B Castle. Lahapa M D Monsarrat. J K Hanuna Mr Kakane. Mr Naapaaka, G Astee, C9 deck. From Vancouver. DerC ASS Warrmoo. Sept 24 C L Carter, lss C Carter, ES Young, Capt Walker, Mss de Levn, F A Hosmcr wfe. Judge K F Bckerton. wfe son. A Feek, E Barstrop, Sr Robert Hcrron, W Herron. 33 n transt. DEPARTURES. For Mau Hawa, per stmr W G Hall, Sept 21 A W Van Valkenberg wfe. T C Wlls. A Gramberg, J P Lno, Mrs Young, Mrs Johnson. Mrs Kauakale, E E Hendrv, J W Preston. J D Pars, G C Hewtt. W Berlowtz, C A Kel, J Kakaula wfe 40 deck. For San Francsco, per E M S S Monowa, Sept 22 Judge Cooper, Mss E L Clarke, Mrs B M Lathron. Judge Hart-wel- l. Chas J Wall, Judge Davdson, AF Cooke, sster mad, John Brane, Hans Habelmann, 30 n steerage. WHARF AND WAVE. The German bark J. C. Glade left San Francsco for Queenstown on tbe 4th nstant. The famly of Capt. Thompson, of the bark S. C. Allen, accompaned hm on ths trp. Ffteen salora two mates belongng to the G. N. Wlcox, left for San FrancECO on the Monowa. Chef Offcer Hart, of the Marposa, who has been ll, arrved on the Monowa; he wll rejon hs shp here. London, Sept. 3 The Canadan mal sfamer Mowera left Plymouth for Australa, va the Cape, on Sunday. The French man-of-w- ar Ducha-ffau- lt arrved at Tonga on August 1st from Samoa Fj, left on August 4th for Walls sl Suva. The Brtsh cruser Hyacnth, Captan May, returned to port on Saturday afternoon. She went as far ls Hlo whle she was absent from port. Nouth Sydney, (N. Sm) Sept. 5. The schooner Rgel of Gloucester, Mass., Captan G. W. Dxon, arrved here today, havng on board a crew passengers of the steamer Mra, whch left New York July 7th wth Dr. Cooks Arctc excurson. All partes are well. On August 9th Mra struck a rock near Sukkertoppon, west of Greenl, ana was aboned n a snkng condton on August 23d n Davs strat, lattude about 61 deg. 15 mn. longtude 58. Brsbane, Sept. 3. The Cambus-Wallac- e, from Glasgow to Brsbane, went ashore near Swan Bay ths mornng. Tbe shp s lyng broadsde on to the sea, about 200 yards from the beach. On Sept. 4th the steamer South Australa passed close to tbe wreck, but owng to the terrfc sea, was unable to render any assstance. A number of men could be seen hangng on to the rggng. The shore was lned wth people, they, too, were apparently unable to assst. Whle the steamer South Australa was off the wreck, the mzzen-mas- t of the unfortunate vessel went overboard. On Sept. 5th the Eurvvors of the Cambus-Wallac- e led from the vessel n a terrble plght, almost naked. Sx lves were lost, fve by drownng, the sxth succumbed en route to Brsbane, from njures receved. The captan states he thought he was 35 mles off l when the shp struck. One by one the crew swam ashore, untl only the captan, carpenter, steward, four apprentces remaned. One of the lfeboats was launched, the survvors got aboard. San Fbancsco, Sept 13. A long race, from Lverpool to San Francsco, Las been ended by tbe arrval of tbe Amercan shp Shenoah. She left the Englsh port 118 days ago fve days later than the Englsh shp Calforna, wth whch she was racng. The two shps were n company on June 22, bnt the Shenoah gradually drew away from her companon. Captan Mnrphy reportb that he had many vexatons calms lght wnds or he would have made ths remarkably short trp shorter. The Shenoah beat the Crown of Scotl, out 1G0 days, the Mara Accame, 173 days from the same port. t Advertser 75 cents a month. ga,1rrm JlW mbrmrr.-.. Contractor Feek Workmen Arrved by the Warrmoo. The extenson of the Oahu ralway wll soon commence n earnest. Contractor Feek, hs son Charles, a force of thrteen sklled workmen, arrved by the Warrmoo yesterday, an addtonal force of thrty men wll arrve by the next down steamer. Mr. Feeks ralway constructon outft, consstng of horses, mules, scraper?, etc., has already been shpped s now on the way to Honolulu, beng aboard the bark Oakl, whch saled from Seattle September 13th. The Oakl s chartered by T. J. Kng, of the Calforna Feed Company,, besdes Contractor Feeks outft, has a full cargo of gran feed. The vessel s expected to make a fast trp from Seattle, as she s a clpper saler. As soon as the Oakl arrves, actve work on the Oahu ralway extenson wll be commenced pushed to completon. Some two or three mles o tne roaa-ue- a s already completed ready for the tes ras,, n order to facltate the constructon equpment, both of these essentals wll be purchased n the States mmedately shpped. Mr. Feek bears the reputaton of beng one of the most experenced expert ralway contractors n the Unted States, the Oahu Ralway Company s to be congratulated on securng hs servces for constructng ther extenson. n an ntervew wth an Advertser representatve, last evenng, Mr. Feek sad he had been successful n arrangng everythng necessary for carryng out hs contract, the road wll be constructed wthout any delay whatever. Speakng further, Mr. Feek sad a great many people had been makng nqures of hm concernng the sls ther capabltes, he expressed the belef that many men of means would soon be attracted to the country. n fact, sad he, a number of captalsts have sgnfed ther ntenton of comng to the sls some of them would undoubtedly arrve by the next steamer. They wll come for the nurnose of makng n vestments n dfferent undertakngs, havng heard the country so favorably spoken of. Mr. Feek also stated that the people of the Sound country are ardent annexatonsts, are heartly n accord wth the young Republc the new order of thngs. He consders that trade n all branches s brghtenng throughout the States, the people country rapdly recoverng from the late depresson.,ucann, Queen of the Ocean. Londok, Sept. 15. The Lucana reached Queenstown yesterday at 3:47 a. m., makng the passage from New York n 5 days, 8 hours, 38 mnutes. The Lucanas days runs were: 447, 512, , 50G, 337, makng a total of 2,810 knots, her average speed Bearng knots. The sngular feature of the trp s tbe fact that the Lucanas tme for both the eastward westward voyages are dentcally the same namely, 5 days, 8 hours, 38 mnutes but on the present eastward trp she covered twenty-thr- ee more mles than on the record-break- ng trp last month. Tbe Lucaaa, by her present performance, frmly establshes her poston as queen of the sea, havng crossed the ocean n each drecton n less tme than any other steamer. She holds 2189 knots, made last June, her 560 knots covered n one day s stll the record for the longest days rnn. Mssonary Work. Wthn the next few days, says the S. F. Bulletn of September 12, a new vessel wll be launched n ths cty. She wll be known as "The Shp of Zon, Evanela," was bult for the purpose of spreadng the gospel of the sect whch owns t among the natves of the Socety sls of the Pacfc. The money to buld the craft was contrbuted by tbe chldren of the Sunday schools. Tbe dmensons of the boat, as surveyed by the Customs authortes, are as follows : Over all, 45 feet; beam, 15 feet; depth of hold, 6 feet, wth a tonnage of 20 tons. The very best materal obtanable has been put nto her. The Evanela wll fly the Amercan flag wll be placed n comm of Captan Burton, who wll sal her to the sls turn her over to a natve preacher, who holds a lcense from the French Government as a plot. Accordng to Bshop Kelly there are already n the Socety sls 2000 natve converte to the fath. The mssonary boat s bult for speedy trps between the dfferent sls. The steamshp Warrmoo arrved yesterday afternoon, seven days from Vancouver. She brought a heavy mal, 750 tons of freght a number of passengers for ths port. She resumed her voyage about mdnght. Mortgagees Notce of ntenton to Foreclose of Sale. "ffn; ATOTCE JS HEREBY GVEX ll that pursuant to a power of fale contaned n & certan chattel mortfrace bearta: date the 30th dt of Mtrch A. D. lffl made by CHARLES OKDLEKornonolnlnlofOaba. Hawaan f l, to Jamc F. Morgan of rad Honolulu, of record n tbe oflce of the ltentrar of Conveyances n Lber 11? paces JVWU. for tbe breach of condtons n fad nert pare deed contaned, to wt: of cetaln proraw-or- y notes theren dctcrbed, tbe mortgagee ntends to foreclose Notce la also glten that the mortgagee has taken poftesslon of tbe property covered by rad mortgage wll fell tbe same at publc aucton at the Aucton Kooma of James 1..Morgan on WEDNESDAY, October 17. SM. Tbe property to be sold U descrbed as follows: 4 calco shrts, 2 prs corsets, K doz whte Lnen hdkfs, 794 doz whte cotton hdkfs.s doz colored cotton bdxfs. S 2 doz ladys bose,s;$ doz whte dress shrts, 2 doz llcgatta shrts, 7 ajama snt,s black bats. 4K doz ladys asst straw hats, CO doz Clarks crotchet cotton, 15K doz feather flows.sl, boxes Chadncks mendng cotton, 7 pkgs Dutch lnen brad, H doz pes Dutch lnen tape, 1 doz knttng sets. 9 boxes knttng slk, 4 boxes black slk Jlolalr brad, 3 pes colored slk elastc, boxes Torchon laces, S pes book musln. 23 pes whte dress goods, 1U pes satn checks. 3 pes whte table damask, 3 pes har cord mnshn, 7 ladys blouses, 6 ladys chemses. 1 ladys apron, 29 doz Brooks colored thread, 6 doz spun mendng slk,?, doz machne spool thread, 5 G O bone buttons, 1 doz knttng slk, 2 doz slk twst. 1 doz dress preservers, 8 gro let button", 5 groslk bullous, 22 gro pearl buttons, 4 boxes pearl buttons, 3 cards buttons. 17 chemses, 3 wool shanls, 3pcs nserton, 40 pes embrodery, 9 pes flouncng, 13 pea cotton Pongee, S pes sateen, 8 pes musllu, 3 pes dress goods, 13 pes brllants, 4 pes French cambrc, 1 pc sateen. 4 pes spot musln. 1 pc shrtng. 6 pes musln, 1 pc zephyr, 117 doz Doyles, 4 doz 1 pc slk elastc, 1 pc brown lnen, 3 pes nda Twll, 95 gro coat vet buttons, store fxtures, desk, counters shelvng, chars. Purchase prce n U. S. Gold Cold. Dated Honolulu, September 17, 1S9. JAMES F. MORGAN". By hs Attorneys. Cahteu -- t Carter. 15SG-5- Mortgagees Notce of ntenton to Foreclose anl of Sale. VTOTCE S HEUBBY GVEN J. that by vrtue of a power of talo contaned n a certan mortgage, dated tho9day of January. A. D. 1S33, made by KAWAHNE (w).of Hlo, sl of Hawa, to J..M. Monsarrat, of Honolulu. sl of Oahn, recorded n the oclceof thcueglstrarof Conveyances. n Lber 19, folos tbu sad J. M. Monsarrat, mortgagee, ntends to foreclose sad mortgage for a breach of the condtons n sad mortgage contaned, to wt: the of pan of the prncpal also lnteret when due. Notce s also hereby gven that all sngular tbe ls, tenements heredtaments n rad mortgage contaned descrbed wll be sold at publc aucton at tbe aucton room of James F. Morgan on Queen street n rad Honolnlu on JONDAV, the 1st day of October. A. D., SM, at 12 oclock noon of sad day. The property n sad uottgage s thus descrbed, vz.: All that certan pece or parcel of l stuate n Pnueo n eatd llo. beng a porton of lot 4 of Apana 2 of Royal Patent No 21 to P. Ptman, bounded descrbed as follows : Commencng at the west angle runnng S.CCdeg. S mln. E.true 57.5 feet, thence h. 7 deg. 32 mln. E. true 211. (J feet along Mara lot, thence S.7S deg.21 mn. YV. trne 49 feet along Makaena lot, thence N. 7 deg. 31 mln. W. true 245 feet to commencement, contanng 11,129 sq. ft., beug the same premses that were con veyedtosald Kanahne (w) by the sad.1. M. Monsarrat by deed dated December 22d, 1S92, recorded n the offce of the sad KegUtar n lber 142, folos S lf. Terms cash. Seeds at expense of purchaser. For further partculars apply to Mortgagee. J. M. ONSAURAT, mortgagee. Dated Honolulu, 4th September, l-w aort."nornnc,nrpp of Fore- - closure. TK ACCOKDANCE WTH.L provsons of a certan mortgage made by KANKAL (k) KAUA.UA, hs wfe to. H. Poomakalan, dated 20th November, 1638, recorded n Lber 114, page 103; notce s hereby gven that the mortgagee ntends to foreclose the same for condtons broken, to wt: non-pa- y of prncpal. Notce s lkewse gven that after the expraton of three weeks from the date of ths notce, the property conveyed by sad mortgage wll be advertsed for sale at publc aucton, at the aucton rooms of Jas.F. Morgan, n Honolulu, on MONDAY, tbe 24th day of September, 1891, at 12 noon, of sad day. Further partculars can be had of Wllam C. Ach, Attorney at Law. Dated Honolulu. August 29th, H. POOMAKALAN, Mortgagee. The premses covered by sad mortgage, consst of: All those premses stuated at Mokauea,, Oahu, contanng un area of 5 0 acres; beng tbe same premses conveyed to sad Eaneal by deed of ban ford B. Dole, dated May 15th, 1SSS. recorded n Lber 110, page Mortgagees Notce of ntenton to Forelose of Sale. NOTCE S HEREBY GVEN vrtue of a power of sale contaned n a certan mortgage, dated the 6th day of September, A. D. 1690, made by WLLAM O. ACH, of ououlu.mel of Oahu, to C. R. Bshop, John. Paty S. M. Damon, all of sad Honolulu, dong busness under the frm name of Bshop Jt Co., recorded n the offce of tbe Regstrar of Conveyances n Lber 126, folos assgned by the sad Bshop & Co. to the Hawaan Tea Coffee Company, Lmted, by assgnment dated August 20tb, The Hawaan Tea Coflee Company, Lmted, ntends to foreclose sad mortgage for a breach of tbe condtons n rad mortgage contaned, to nt: the of the prnc pal ana nterest aue on saa mortgage, alter makng all allowances, after due dem; also the falure to pay tbe rent due upon the lease namca n rsa mortgage. Notce s also hereby gven, that all sngular the ls, tenements heredtaments n sad mortgage contaned dscrlbed wll be sold at publc aucton at the aucton room of James F.Morgan, on Queen St., n sad Hono lulu, on uu.-tua-, tne.un aay or September, A. D. 1834, at 12 oclock noon of sad day. Tbe property covered by sad mortgage s : A certan lease made by between. X. Greenw ell of the frst part A. P. Maranba of tbe second part, dated July 1st, 1886, record ed n Lber 104, pages ol premses known as Eoa. stuated n the Abupnaa of Holualoa, Kona, Hawa, for the term of tnlrty years from the frst day of July, 16S3, for the yearly rental of one hundred dollars ($100). Terms cash. Conveyance at expense of purchaser ḢAWAAN TEA AND COFFEE CO.. By Cms. M. Cooke, ts Mortgagees Notce of Foreclosure. TT. ACCOUDAXCE "WTH TOE X provsons of a certan mortgage made by KEAM ALL" (w) C. W. M. KKAUA he- - husb to 3. B. Dol. Trustee, dated 19th dar of June, recorded n Lber Sa, page 215; duly asstgnea to 11. n. roomakaam oy assgnment recorded n Lber 8S, page 216; notce e hereby gven that the mortgagee ntends to foreclose the same for condtons broken, to nt: of prncpal nterest. Nctce s lkewse gven that after the expraton of three weeks from the date of ths notce, tbe property conveyed by tald mortgage wll be advertsed for rale at publc aucton, at the aucton rooms ofjas. F.Morgan, n Honoluln, on MONDAY, the 24th day of September, 1891, at 12 noon of sad day. Farther partculars can be had of Wllam C Achl, Attorney at Law. Dated Honoluln. August 23. 1B94... POOMAKALAN, Assgnee of tbe Mortgagee. Tbe premse covered by sad mortgage, con llof: lt. Apana 2 descrbed n R-- P on L. C. lv.h)unh..nt.l.t...u m acre at Kallb. Oahu. lad. Apana 3 descrbed n rameeotl Patent. contanng an area of ) of an acre at Kalhl aoresao. le-a- T CRCUT COURT OP --L the Frst Crcut, Hawaan sls. n lrobate.u Chamber. n the matter of the Estate of JOHN 31. FRANK B. CAVEKLY. mnors. On readlnr flllnr the setltlon of John Paty. of Honolulu, the guardan of the property or jonn j Jr., ana rrank s. uavery, mnors, prayng fur an order of sale of certan real estate belongng to rad mnors beng two undvded one-- t enty-fft- portons of that certan lot premses on Beretanla street. n Honolulu, descrbed n a deed from tbe Executors of tbe wll of R. C. Wyllle to Benamln F. Holes, dated.march 19th, 1637, recorded n the Regstry of Deeds n sad Honolulu, n Lber 23, pages JO 201, settng forth certan legal reasons why such real estate should be sold, that the remanng owners of sad lot premses are about to sell ther nterests n the same tbe portons of these mnora cannot be set apart wthout great njury to ther nterests. t s hereby ordered, that tbe next of kn of the sad mnora all persons nterested n the sad estate, appear before ths Court on MON- DAY, the 15th day of October. A. D at 10 oclock a. v., at tbe Court Room of ths Court, n Honolulu, then there to show cause why an order should not be granted for the sale of such estate. Dated Honolulu..., September 14th, By tbe Court: 15S6-3- GEO. LTJUAS. Clerk. COURT 11RST CRCUT Hawaan sls n Probate. n the matter of tbe Estate of KATE L. YOUMANS, lateofrldgerleld, Connectcut, deceased. ntestate. On readlnr flng the petton of Samnc M. Damon of Honolulu, Oahu, allegng that Kate L. Youmans of Rdgelleld. Connecttcnt. ded ntestate at Kldgefeld. Connectcut, on the 31st day of August, A. D rrajngthat Temporary Letters of Admnstraton ssue to Samuel M. Damon. t s ordered that MONDAY, the 15th day of October.A.,D.lS9l, be hereby s apponted for hearng rad petton n the Court Room of ths Court, at Honolnlu, at whch tme place all persons concerned may appear show cantc, f any they have, why sad petton should not be granted. Dated Honolulu.... Sept. 13th, A. D.1SM. By the Court: GEO. LUCAS. Clerk. CRCUT COURT, FRST Hawaan sls. n probate. n the matter of the estate of Sarah Ann Nchols, late of Honolulu, Oabu, deceased. ntestate. On readng flng the petton of F. E. Nchols of Honolulu. Oahu, allegng that Sarah Ann Nchols of Honolulu, Oahn, ded ntestate at sad Honolulu on the 10th day of September, A.D., 1891, prayng that letters of admnstraton ssue to Fanne U. Nchols. t s ordered that MONDAY, the 15th day of October. A D., be hereby s apponted forbearng sad petton n the Court Room of ths Court, at Honoluln, at whch tme place all persons concerned may appear show cause. f any they have, why sad petton should not be granted Dated Honolulu.... Sept. 13th, a.d By the Conrt. 15SMt GEonGELUCA. Clerk. CRCUT COURT, FRST Hawaan sls n Probate. n the matter of the Estate or E. T. DOANE. late of Ponape, Carolne sls, deceased. On readng flng the petton accounts of W. W. Hall. Executrx of tho wll of E. T. Doane, late of Ponape, Carolne sls, deceased, wheren he asks lobe allowed $ , charges hmself wth 2229,14, asks that the same may be examned approved, that a fnal order may be made at dstrbuton of the property remanng n hs hs to the persons thereto enttled, dschargng hm hs suretes from all further responsblty as such Executor, t s ordered that FRDAY, the 12th day of October, A. V., 1894, at 10 o.clock a. j, at Chambers, n the Court House, at Honolnlu, be the same hereby s apponted as the tme place for hearng sad petton accounts, that all persons nterested may then there appear show cause, f any they have, why the same should not be granted. Dated at Honolulu, , ths 6th day of September A. D..1S94. By the Court: GEORGE LUCAS. Clerk. Mortgagees Notco of ntenton to Forecloso of Sale. NOTCE S HEREBY GVEX to a power of sale contaned n a certan mortgage, hearng date the 18th day of January, A. D 18S7, made by A P Waahla, Ulakahnau w KalawalabaVuole her husb, Pcha Kalol, Hoopl k, Paha w Kaulu, all of lana. sl of Maul, Hawaan sls, to Henry Smth, Guardan of FredAug. Wenner, recorded n the Regster Offce, Oahu, n Lber 101 on pages 472, 47J 474, for breach of condtons n the sad mortgage deed contaned, to wt: of a balance of prncpal accrued nterest, when due, tbe mortgagee ntends to foreclose. Notce s also gven that all the rght, ttle nterest of the mortgagors n the l property descrbed n the sad mortgage wll be sold at publc aucton at the aucton room a of James F. Morgan, on Queen Street, Honolulu, on SATURDAY, the 29th day of September, A.D., 1894, at 12 oclock noon of sad day. The property to be sold comprses: 1st. All those premses descrbed n R. P. 320o to A. P. Waaha, 5 0 acres, at Kaklo, lana, Mau. 2nd. All the undvded half nterest of Ulakahnau n those premses descrbed n R. P to Puunu, 27 acres, at lana. Maul. 3rd. All the nterests of Hoopl, Paha, Paha w Kaulu k n those premses descrbed n R, P to Kalol Kalanul, 50 acres, at Makaalae, Uana, Maul, coverng 24 acres thereof. 4th. All the undvded har nterest cf Paha Kalol n those premses descrbed n R. P to kna. 11 acres, at Makacnul, lana. Maul, conveyed to sad Paha Kalol by deed of Kalo recorded n the offce of the Regstrar of Conveyances n Lber 67, page 9. Terms cash n U. S. Gold Con. Conveyances at purchasers expense. Further partculars can be had at the offce of Carter & Carter. Dated Honolulu. September 5th, A. D., HENRY SMTH, Guardan, By hs Attorneys. CARTER Jfc CARTER. lssmt Executors Notco to Debtors X CRCUT COURT, the 1st Crcut. n the matter of the Wll of Georges Pbllllpe Trousseau, deceased, testate. The nnderslgned hereby gve notce that they have ths day been apponted, commssoned by sad Crcut Court, Executors of tbe Last wll Testament, of tbe above named Georges Pbllllpe Trousseau, M. D.. late of Honolulu, they hereby notfy all persons n debted to the Estate of sad Georges Pbllllpe Trousseau to make mmedate payment of ther accounts, at the offce of tbe undersgned, Bruce Cartwrght, n Honoluln. And sad Executors further notfy all persona holdng clams aganst rad estate, to present such clams to the undersgned duly aulhentl cated wth the proper vouchers (f any exst) wnn sx monas jrom ne aae ot tre nrsl publcaton of ths order, or such clams wll be forever barred. Dated ths 31st day of Angnst Sgned. BRUCE CARTWRGHT, HUGH E. McNTYRE, Executors of the last Wll Testament Georges Phllllpe Trousseau. 153 S8w Mortgagees Notco of ntenton to Foreclose of Sale. VTOTCE S nerkbv GVEN -- that punuaut to a power of sale contaned n a certan chattel mortgage bearng date the 13th day of February A. D made by MAR- CUS R COLBURN of Honoluln. sl of Oabu. Hawaan sls, to Mrs. Anne Wagner of sad Honolnlu. of record n the offce of tbe Regstrar of Conveyances n Lber 105, pages for tbe breach of condtons n rad mortgage deed contalned.to wt: of prncpal nterest when due, the mortgagee ntends to foreclose. Notce s also sren that the mortgagee has taken pessesslon of the property covered by sad mortgage wll sell the same at Publc Aucton at the Aucton Rooms of James F. Morgan on WED BSDAY. October 17, 1S9. The property to be sold s descrbed as follows: 1 double dray wth pole, 3 sngle drays, 3 dump carts. 1 set doable 2 seta sngle harness, 1 cream colored mare, 1 grey stallon, 1 Jersey cow. 1 half brtd Jersey cow, 1 three-fourtbred Jersey cow, 1 half Holateln cow. Purchase prce payable n U. S. Gold Con. Dated Honolulu, September ANNE WAGNEH. D het Attorneys Cabtzb A Caetzb "" - -- : t S UfcrA t,.r,. ll laftw&fcej jwjfftwfonjlaa.??ktt Tft - " lllrl sllh WBruMT - - anss WTLDERS STEAMSHP CO.S TME TABLE STM. KDTAU, ejk CLATtKK Commer. Wll leave Honolnlu at J oclock P. 11 touchng at Lahana, laalara Bay nno Alakena the same day ; Mahukona, Kawa hae Laupaboehoe the follow njr dajv arrrnr at Hlo nt mdnaht. LEAVrB nosotulc. Frday......Sept. 14T Tuesday. Sept.!5 Frday Oct. 5 Tuesday.Oct 1G Frday Uct 2G Tuesday OT 6 Fr- - ty.. rov 16 T vlay Not. 27 Frluy. X6C t Tuesday.Dec S Ketnrnng leaves Hlo, touchng at same day; Kawahae A. at.. Matn-kon- a 10 a. m- - Mnrmn 4 r.n.. G p. f.;.lahana 8 p. s. the followng day. arnvnfj at Honolulu C a.m. Wednesdays Hntnfflnna AWUVES AT HONOLULU. Satnrdav..Sept. 22 Wednesday,......Oct. 3 Saturday...Oct. 13 Wednesday......Oct. 24 Saturday...Nov. 3 Wednesday......Nov. 14 Saturday...Nov. 24 Wednesday......Dec. 5 Saturday..Dec. 15 Wednesday......Dec. 2f- - ST No Frefht wll be receved af8r 12 noon of day of salug. STMR. CLAUDNE, CAMERON. Commer. Wll leave Honolnlu every Tuesday at S oclock P. M., touchnc at Kabulu, Uuelo, Hana, Hamoa Kpahnlu, Man, Ja-auha- u, Hawa. Keturnn wll arrve at Honolulu every Sunday mornnc. HJ" No Frecht wll be receved after 4. P. M. on day of salng. Consgnees must be at the lng tc receve ther freght, as we wll not bold ourselves responsble after eucb freght has been led. Whle the Company wll u due dlgence n hlng lve stock, c declne to assume any responsblty n case of tbe loss of same, wll not be responsble for money or jewelry unless placed n the care of Pursers. W. O. WJDEK, Presdent. S. B. BOSE, Secretary. Capt. J. A. KNG, Port Supt Mortgagees Notce of ntenton to Foreclose am of Sale. TN ACCORDANCE WTH A. provsons of that certan mortgage made by ONO TJKO to John Magoon, Trustee, dated Aprl 1st, 1891, recorded n the Regster Offce, Oahu, n Lber 133, on pages ; notce s hereby gven that sad mortgagee to foreclose the same for condton broken, to wt: the of both prncpal nterest when due. Notce s lkewse gven that after the expraton or four weeks from ths date, the property covered by sad mortgage wll be advertsed for rale at publc aucton at tho aucton rooms of Jas.F. Morgan, Honolulu, on WEDNESDAY, October 54th, 1S94. at 12 oclock noon of that day. For further partculars apply to J. A. M AGOON, Attorney for JchnJagoon. Dated Hcnolulu, Sept. 25:h, 18S1. Tho premses covered by rad mortgage are as follows: 1st. All those peces or parcels of l stuate npnlwa, Nunann, Honoluln, sl of Oahu descrbed n Royal Patent 575, Kuleana 1331 to Uoa (w). Area 2 acres, 4S3 fathoms. "Vj All those peces or parcels or l stuate n sad Fulwa descrbed as l 4. n Rural Patent SS rnl... l..-- r nt.r". r.7 -" vu Ajuueaua, contanng respectvely 74rathoms, 1 acre,s4?r,dvl that ple?f Prcel or l stuate n descrbed n Royal Patent SM to uko, contanng SMUOO or an acre Vh rau,.hal P.lece or Pstccl f lnl stuate n Alto, Lahana, sl or Mau, descrbed a 101 lows: Commenrtnf. nt m.nlr..t.ar cue u, uu-nora- roatx runnng N. 63 ou E. a.c r h.n.. t..r. ts.sjs r4:tc?mn.aon Kaulahea! K1!0,?.?;.03 alna s Lanl, S 6L00W.S.81 chans along Kaulahea T "ad. thence along mauka sde of road to place of commencement. The same beng a porton of the l descrbed n Apana a Royal Patent L Commsson Award 521 to Kapule. 5th. Thatrertnfn nlu.. n.f. - j.. " bt;"s "yofuou of the l descrbed n Royal Patent TAB, L Commsson Award 6925 to Pakala beng the same pre- - deed of Kalp Punal to sad uko. dated 87 recordl a the Regster Offce. Oahu, n Lber M, pages sw Copartnershp Notce. TOTCE S HEREBY GVEX ovhn-- o "?, " "onoufu. thvh"t1eb "Honolulu, Oahu; WON-- wa LAU YV lmz llrl?,g 5 Uoo". Oabu: a CoEpEaVn,Xt. "000,nl 0hUh" e The busness or the Arm wll be plantng enl. borng sellng coffee n Kona Hawa. faonolnlu. Oahu; also buylg, eu ng vendng all roru or goods, wares nrf merchse n sad Kona Honolnlu The frm name of the Copartnershp Chnese Coffee Company. wll be The places of busness of the Cooartm...M., wll be n Kona. sl of Hawa lulu. sl of Oahu. Hono- - BCS,?SE COFFEE CO.. Honolnlu, Aprf :& thelf At?T. Admnstrators Notce. --L Jngbeen duly apponted AAm,r.,T..th:. V& f"" f,a.l?eht WALEM l atrv..,;tot.ce.. the deceased to present ther elm.u"..0 exst, to the nndersfcnped.p wls0cbv,f Dr from the date heofvo?thltrllfdn mon,d all persons ndebted to tj f3rem blr"d requested to make "amedlate decm". are nnderslgned. payment to the PnARLES WLLAMS, Admnstrator of the Estate of A. W. nau,,ju,asszul 1584W V 4! -