BKTKH. Palace. ADMIRAL. HAWSOX'S REPORT.

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1 Establshed July t, 85. VOL. XXV., NO HONOLULU, HAWAAN SLS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER PRCE FVE CENTS. V J. Q. WOOD, Attorney at Law And Notary Publc. OFFCE: Corner Kng and Bethel Streets. Dr. C. B. HGH. Dentst. Graduate Phladelpha Dental College, 892. MASONC TEMPLE. A. C. WALL, D. D. S. Dentst. Hotel Street, - Arlngton Cottage y A. J. DERBY, D. D. S. Dentst. Alakea Street, Between Hotel and Beretana Streets. Hours. 9 to 4. Telephone 65. M. E. GROSSMAN, D.D.S. Dentst. 8 HOTEL STREET, HONOLULU. Offce Hours: 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. '. MOR, M.D. OFFCE, Corner Fort and Kuku Sts Res. Arlngton Hotel. Hours: 7 to 8:30 a.m.; 4 to 8:30 p.m Saturday and Sunday, to 5 p.m. Telephone, 530. DR. L. F. ALVAREZ HAS REMOVED TO EMMA STREET, NEAR ' " ETANTA. Hours 3 to 5 and 7 to 8 p. m. H. MAY & CO., Wholesale and Ml Grocers 98 T STREET. Telephone 22. P. O. Bo470. M. W. McCHESNEY & SONS WHOLESALE GROCERS DEALERS N Leather and Shoe Fndngs. AGENTS Honolulu Soap Works Company and Honolulu Tannery. LEWS & CO., Wholesale and nl Grocers T STREET. Telephone 240. P. O. Bo 29. HONOLULU RON WORKS CO., Steam Engnes, BOLERS. SUGAR MLLS. COOLERS, BRASS LEAD CASTNGS, And Machnery of every descrpton made to order. Partcular attenton pad to shps' blacksmthng. Job work tmuted on the shortest notce. BEAVER SALOON, Fort street, opposte Wlder & Co.'s, BL J. NOLTE, Propretor. Frst-clas- s Lunches Served Wth Tea Coffee, Soda Water, Gnger Ale or Mlk. Open from 3 a. m. tll 0 p. m. Smoker's Requstes a specalty. LEWERS & COOKE, Successors to Lewers & Dckson. mporters and Dealers n Lumber And All Knds of Buldng, Materal. NO. 82 T ST., HONOLULU. 7 H. HACKFELD & CO., 6 enera Commsson Agents Corner Fort and Queen Sts., Honolulu. ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. - ASSETS : : : $0,000,000. H. W. Schmdt & Sons, Agents for the Hawaan slands. SPECAL BUSNESS TEMS. J. T. Lund, 67 Fort street, opposte Club Stables, makes Brass Sgns to order. NMcel Platng a Specalty. Bcycles repared and for sale. All knds of SECOND H FURN- TURE sold cheap for cash at the X L, corner Nuuanu and Kng streets. f you want to sell out your furnture n ts entrety, or for bargans, call at the X L, corner Nuuanu and Kng streets. THE SNGER receved 64 frst awards for sewng machnes and embrodery work at the World's Far, Chcago,., beng the largest number of awards obtaned by any ehbtor, and more than double the number gven to all other sewng machnes. For sale, lease and rent. Reparng, done. B. BERGER-SE- N, 3 Bethel street. Cty Carrage Company have removed to the corner of Fort and Merchant Sts. Telephone No. 3. Frst-clas- s carrages at all hours. JOHN S. RADE. G. R. Harrson, Practcal Pano and Organ Maker and Tuner, can furnsh best factory references. Orders left at the Hawaan News Co. wll receve prompt attenton. All work guaranteed to be the same as done n factory. : KEGS OF :- - m t N COLD STORAGE, : BY : Henry Davs. Tel T STREET t- f. WLLAM C. PARKE, Attorney at Law Agent to Take Acknowledgments Offce at Kaahumanu St., Honolulu. Sans Souc Seasde Resort. The pleasantest, quetest, shadest and most perfectly apponted seasde resort on the slands. t s only four mles from the heart of the cty and wthn easy reach of the tramcars whch run every twenty mnutes or oftener. Elegantly furnshed detached cottages or rooms are obtaned on easy terms. The table s superor to that of any of the cty hotels, and all the modern convenences are provded. Pcncs and bathng partes can obtan etra accommodatons by telephonng n advance. The bathng facltes of Sans Souc are superor to those of any place on the beach. 457 tf AGENCY OF Kobe mmgraton Company. Robnson block, Hotel street. P. O. Bo 6. Telephone tf GONSALVES & e CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS WNE MERCHANTS, 25 Queen Street, Honolulu, H.. SCENTFC MASSAGE. Wll do Massage at Offce or at Patent' Resdence M. MZAWA. Offce and Resdence: Cor. Nuuanu St. and Kukn Lane. Up stars. Amercan Lvery and Boardng Sofe Cor. Merchant and Rchard St3. LVERY BOARDNG STABLE Carrages, Surreys and HaAs at al bours. TELEPHONE 490. C. l' S. S l" H r M A N, PROP. C.H.BEL.NA.MANAGER CLUB STABLES, Ml Ml tea les Fort St., between Hotel and Beretana. Telephone 477. Honolulu, H. L HAWAAN HARDWARE CO., Hardware. Cutlery and Glassware. Q7 Fort Street Honolulu. FLED BEE BKTKH Sad Khald Was Drven From Zanzbar Palace. NEW RULER DELY RECWXZED- - More Blood Shed n Constantnople Armenans Make an Attack Whch s Sgnal for Terrble Slaughter by Followers of the Sultan Reported Stay of Hostltes. Etc. ZANZBAR, August 27. The palace of the Sultan of Zanzbar was bombarded ths mornng and at noon was a mass of blazng runs. The usurpng cheftan, Sad Khald, and the commander of hs forces, Sad Sales, escaped to the German Consulate, where they reman under the protecton of the German flag. Rear-Admr- al Henry Rawson, C. B., n command of the Brtsh Cape of Good nope and West Coast Afrca staton, and the Consul-Genera- l, Brtsh A. H. Hardng, after holdng a conference yesterday, communcated by cable to the Government of Great Brtan that Sad Khald, who had sezed the palace and proclamed hmself Sultan on. the death, apparently by poson, of Sultan Hamd bn Thwan bn Sad, re-enforhad been strongly and postvely refused to surrender. Sad Khald had wth hm about 2500 well-arme- d and well-dscpln- ed men, ncludng 900 Askars. traned under Brtsh offcers, plenty of ammunton, and feld guns and other peces of artllery whch were traned on the Brtsh war shps, the flagshp St. George, the thrd-clas- s cruser Phlomer, the thrd-clas- s cruser Raccoon, the frst-cla- ss gunboats Sparrow and Thrush. - ARMEXAX HORRORS. Turks ndulge n Another Terrble Massacre. LONDON. August 29. A dspatch to the Daly News from Constantnople says that on Thursday t was estmated that from 3000 to 4000 persons had been klled n the rots n the dfferent portons of the cty. All Europeans en route for ths cty have been turned back by the cordons of troops occupyng the publc places, the wharves and brdges. The whole thng could have been stopped n an hour f the Government had desred, but the members of the mob pretend to have receved permsson to loot, burn and destroy the Armenan quarters for a certan perod of tme. t s feared that there wll be serous trouble n the provnces. X- TWA8 AGANST THE POWERS. Armenans Eplan AVhy They Attacked the BanJc. CONSTANTNOPLE. August 28 The Mnstry of Polce has apponted a commsson of eght Chrstans and eght Mussulmans to nqure nto the revolutonary rotng on Wednesday. The offcals of the Brtsh Postoffce were vrtually prsoners untl nght, and the mal was not dspatched. The Brtsh Charge d'affares, Mchael Herbert, telegraph to Tewfk Pasha, the Turksh Mnster for Foregn Affars, urgng the prompt restoraton of order. t also appears that whle the Ottoman Bank was beng attacked crculars were delvered at the dfferent embasses sgned by the Armenan revolutonary commttee, declarng that they ntended to seze the bank and hold t for two days, durng whch tme they wanted the powers to actvely ntervene n the settlement of the Armenan queston, and addng, that f the authortes tred to recapture the bank they would blow t up wth all ts securtes. Mr. Vncent went to the palace yesterday evenng to see.-.- e Sultan, and whle he was there a message was receved from the revolutonsts sayng that they were wllng to surrender on condton that they were allowed to leave the country. Mr. Vncent accordngly returned to the bank and parleyed wth the leaders of the Armenans through the wndows. The Armenans had revolvers n ther hands, and told hm they held two of the drectors and a number of employes of the bank as hostages, and that they had sezed the bank n order to create a demonstraton, not aganst the Turks nor the banks, but aganst the powers, who had abandoned the Armenans. They added that they had selected the Ottoman Bank because t was the most sutable place, and epressed ther wllngness to surrender provded they were allowed to retan the revolvers whle yeldng up the bombs n ther possesson and recevng safe conduct out of tne country. These terms were agreed upon, and the Armenans surrendered last nght and were conveyed on board Vncent's yacht Gulnare. ADMRAL. HAWSOX'S REPORT. ssued Ultmatum and Proceeded to Bombard the Enemy. LONDON. August 27 A dspatch receved from Admral Rawson, dated Zanzbar, 2:45 P. M. to-da- y, says: "ssued an ultmatum at 7 o'clock ths mornng callng upon the usurper to haul down hs flag and surrender to me and drectng, hs followers to ple ther arms and leave the place before 9 o'clock, otherwse t would be bombarded. nstead of complyng he commenced ncreasng hs fortfcatons, and hs corvette traned her guns on my squadron. opened fre at 9 o'clock on the palace and on the corvette, whch promptly repled. ceased frng at 9:40, when the corvette was sunk and all the guns were slenced, and the usurper yelded to the German Consul. Hamound has been apponted Sultan. "The enemy's loss was heavy. Only a petty offcer of the gunboat Thrush was wounded." Much regret s epressed that Colonal Secretary Chamberlan saled for New York yesterday, snce n Parlament he had warmly espoused the abolton of slavery n Zanzbar, and hs nfluence would now be eerted to fnally put an end to Arab rule. f an Englsh protectorate s publshed the control of the Sultanate wll be transferred to the Colonal Department. X- Jrltlsh Press Comment. LONDON, August 2. Almost all of the daly papers ths mornng contan comments upon the stuaton n Zanzbar. Leadng edtorals n the Chroncle and Daly News favor the anneaton of Zanzbar wth a vew to the suppresson of the slave trade. The Tme, however, consders ths rather a doubtful polcy. ADVOCATE OF CREMATON". Kate Feld's Frend Tells of Probable Contents of the Wll. WASHNGTON, Aug. 26. n regard to the dsposton of Kate Feld's body, now lyng at Honolulu, John Bowles of ths cty, a personal frend of the dead authoress, wrtes: "The last tme met her our conversaton rounded up on the phlosophy, wsdom and justce of crematon. Both of us beng members of the New York Crematon Socety, she spoke very frankly on the subject, and closed by sayng: " have n my wll made eplct provsons for the crematon of my body, n such terms as no frend or foe of mne would thnk of dsregardng after am dead.' "So there s no doubt n my mnd, when Kate Feld's wll turns up, there wll be found a clause provdng for gvng back to mother nature that part of the pershable garments wth whch she clothes all her chldren, the process of crematon." - K ATE FELD'S ESTATE. through Collector Apponted to Take Change of Her Effect;. WASHNGTON, Aug. 27. The effects of the late Mss Kate Feld are n the possesson of the Unted States Consul General at Honolulu. Therefore a demand was recently made on the Secretary of State for the wll of the deceased, beleved to be among her effects. The department ruled, however, that the Consul General shall only be ordered to make a search, and f a wll s found to make a copy of t; but ths beng nsuffcent n admnstraton, Judge Co n the Probate Court today apponted George Rddle of Boston as collector of the estate. A commercal treaty has been concluded between Japan and Chna on the bass outlned n the treaty of peace sgned n May L M Dl l ruv LO N NEW Vllh'. Receved Wth Proper Pomp and Splendor. WLL BE WNED DNED Hs Trp Across the Ocean Wanted to Know All About the Unted States-Carefu- lly Guarded by Hs Attendants - Presdent Cleveland Wll Soon Greet Hm. Etc. NEW YORK, Aug. 28. L Hung Chang, who for thrty years has held the destnes of Chna wthn the hol- - VCEROY L low of hs hand, today set foot upon a new world, under a new sky, among a new people, wth a government for whch hs language has no equvalent, and he smled. t was apprecaton and not satre that turned ths ancent dplomat's fancy. He was a westerner among easterners. He had dreamed of the sun settng, whle hs country had but saw t rse. He journeyed forth and went nto lands where the sun lved ar-t- er t was born, and he s satsfed. No trbute to a great man could have been more frank or more magnfcent than that whch descended upon the St. Lous as she brought L wthn the envronment of the Republc. He was not regarded only as a servant of hs master, the Emperor of the oldest Empre; t was an acknowledgment of hs own greatness. He was a Bsmarck or a Gladstone. He was one f the three great men now lvng who have bult empres, fought battles that have saved ther soveregns, made laws whch have secured them, lved lves whch have been gven as lessons to ther countrymen. From the tme the Amercan lner wth her dstngushed passenger passed the bar tll she reached her per she passed through a contnuous salute, a splendd welcome. L Hung Chang was greeted by the representatves of the Government. He receved the salutes of the army and navy n ths country, whch he knows commercally, but whch s a terra ncognta to hm poltcally. Then came the etraordnary journey from Fulton street to the Hotel Waldorf. He receved the cheers and the congratulatons of the ctzens of the freest country on earth, he. the representatve of the most absolute despotsm, and the estmate of L Hung Chang among those who saw hm and conversed wth hm s that he s one of the elect earth. LPS OC KAN VOVA(.. of the le Many A-k- JM'Mt lon About ho Halted State. NEW YORK, Aug. 28. A specal correspondent made the trp across the Atlantc wth L Hung Chang and hs sute, and gves some nterestng detals of the voyage. The Vceroy has been mpressed wth the story of great rches n Amerca, and s always anous to know from each person he talks to about ther wealth, and especally how much they want before they, are satsfed. The Embassador also wanted to learn about hs recepton n Amerca. He wanted to know whether there would be a great publc demonstraton, and whether the Presdent had a palace on Governor's sland or n New York to receve hm, and was very much surprsed that no great appropratons had been made to receve hm, and that no palace ested n our country such as HUNG CHANG. he had known n other countres, and that the recepton accorded hm would be n keepng wth the smple deas of a republc. He was always carefully guarded by about half of hs servants. f a stranger appeared a sgn was gven and they would run together and present a sold front to the supposed transgressor. H.A X. WLL SETTLE. Promses to Make Proper Amends for talan Outrage. NEW YORK, Aug. 28. The Herald s correspondent n R de Janero cables: Senor Olenera, the Brazlan Mnster to taly, has had a conference wth the Mnster of Foregn Affars n Rome, n whch he promsed that Brazl would make full reparaton for the nsult to the talan flag. The talan Government nssted that reparaton must be made wthout delay. Premer Rudn has resolved to send a strong fleet to Brazl to enforce reparaton f necessary. Two shps carryng emgrants to Brazl, whch are ready to sal wll be allowed to leave taly. The Argentne Government has prohbted a meetng of talans whch has been called to meet net Sunday to protest aganst the attacks upon talans n Brazl. The Brazlan Government has cabled to the Charge d' Affares n Rome to obtan a suspenson of the order to send a squadron to Brazlan waters, n order to avod the outbreak of further trouble on ts arrval. t s further cabled that the Brazlan Government would asne no respon-sblt- v for the remarks of Deputy Me- - dros of Albuquerque, who was slapped j n the face yesterday by Deputy Car-valh- o, the son of the Mnster of For Hghest of all n Leavenng Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report Roy! gjg Absolutely pure

2 egn Affars. Medros frst nsulted taly n th. Chamber, thereby provokng the T" subsequent encounter Dwwn walw-an- s and talans n Ro and the provnces. ROA SOKE OVERDUE But Has Been slkhtel anl Tutfs Hunt for Her. NEW )RK. August 28. The bg clpper Roanok". whch naled from Honolulu Aprl 27th. and whch has wn d lav vnrtf the last three to-moweeks, wll probably make port r- row. Captan Owen of the steamshp Pontac. whch arrved from Gbraltar to-da- y. reports havng sghted. August 27th, a bg four-maste- d shp headng to the westward. The vessel was then nnety mles east of Sandy Hook. S powerful ocean-gon- g, tugs have put to sea from ths port and from Phladelpha n search of the ncomng voyager. The one that fnds the Roanoke frst and gets the job of towng her to port wll make a good day's work of t, for he can ask somethng lke $3000 for the job because of her sze. TKEK Y KAB-OL.- RECORD. J Ateltato Pace a Mle n 2094 n l-a- t. Thrd WOODL. Aug. 27 Agtato, the long-strdn- g log-gater- ed and son of three-year-o- ld Stenway, smashed the world's pacng race record ths afternoon before an enthusastc assemblage of 4,000 people, whch ncluded the beauty and wealth of Yolo county. He paced the thrd heat n 2:09, beatng a captal feld of all-ag- ed horses n the "2:2 class. The best prevous race record for a three-year-ol- d pacer was held jontly by Judge Hurt and Mss Rta, wth a mark of 2:09. X- PREMEB TO RESGNS. Jamn Treated t Cabnet rlsls San Francsco Comment. YOKOHAMA, August 28. Premer to, also the Mnster of the nteror and the Secretary of the Cabnet has resgned. CANADAN YACHT VCTOR. Outsaled But Amercan Captan Lost Hs Boarlntrs. TOLEDO CO.), August 26 The Canadan yacht Canada defeated the challenger Vencendor and won the to-d- ay nternatonal race. The Canada won by twenty-s- seconds, tme allowance, after as pretty a contest as was ever saled on Lake Ere. t was a hard race for the Yankee yacht to lose, for she had t well won, but lost on accout of the captan mstakng the stake boat ou the second turn. GREETED THE BRDE. Recepton to Mr. and Mrs. Anderson t Makawel. MAKAWEL (Kaua), Sept. 4. One of the chef socal events of the year occurred on the evenng, of Frday last when a recepton was held n the plantaton socal hall n honor of Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, who were lately mar red n Honolulu. A large number of frends was present to congratulate the happy twan. The hall was most beau tfullv decorated wth a profuson of forest green kndly donated by the la des of the estate of Messrs. Gay and Robnson. Ferns, twnng vnes, shrubs, wreaths and palm leaves ved wth each other for the rcher green. After recepton dancng commenced under the able floor management of Davd Douglas and contnued wth much vm and enjoyment untl the early mornng nour.s. and was much enhanced by the ecellent musc dscoursed by the Wamea strng band. An ample collaton was served at mdnght. The guests were permtted durng the evenng to vew the large and costly array of weddng presents, numberng some one hundred and forty. The most ad mred gft was a beautful pearl neck lace, the gft of the brde's uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson have the best wshes of ther many frends n ths, ther adopted country. Custom House Delvers. There was qute a sensaton n the Custom House crcles Saturday when Appraser C. J. Fschell. nspectors T. R. Severng. Thos. E. Cook were releved of ther commssons and notfed that ther servces were no longer requred. The dsmssals were made by order of the Eecutve, through no reason has been gven for the acton. t has been offcally stated that none of the suppostons nade by the evenng papers were correct. Cook and Severn were the senor nspectors of the force. Somethng of a phlatelc curosty s the just manufactured post-car- d n France to be used by the subjects of the Abyssnan Negus. n one corner of the card s the lon of Ethopa, and n the other the stamp wth the portrat of Menelk, wearng a tara, wth the nscrpton Menelk, Aethopae, mp. Re." The value s represented both n natve characters and n Roman fgures. Tll: PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER: HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER )CV 0 NUT POSTAL EVOLUTON. J QfULlJ. 8. L STORY OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF MN'S. THE MAL SERVCE. U'EN s Canddate McKnley:s Key to Amercan Prosperty. ACCEPTS REPUBLCAN NOMNATON Gves Sound Mon:y Arguments Frst Place. Hs Party For Bmetalsm-Fr- ee Trade Caused Fnancal Downfall- - Favors Recprocty and Restrcted mmgraton, Etc. CANTON, Oho, Aug. 26. Governor McKn ley's letter of acceptance was made publc today. The Republcan canddate devotes about half hs letter to pontng out the fallaces of the free slver movement, demonstratng the mpossblty of keepng slver on a party wth gold by declaraton of the Unted States Government. He says: "Bmetallsm cannot be secured by ndependent acton on our part. t cannot be obtaned by openng our mnts to the unlmted conage of the slver of the world, at a rato of 6 ounces of slver to of gold, when the commercal rato s more than 30 ounces of slver to ounce of gold. Meco and Chna have tred the eperment. Meco has free conage of slver and gold at a rato slghtly n ecess of 6 ounces of slver to ounce of gold, and whle her mnts are freely open to both metals at that rato, not a sngle dollar n gold bullon s coned and crculated as money. Gold has been drven out of crculaton n these countres and they are on a slver bass alone. Untl an nternatonal agreement s had t s the plan duty of the Unted States to mantan the gold standard. t s the recognzed and sole standard of the great commercal natons of the world, wth whch we trade more largely than any other. Eghty-fou- r per cent of our foregn trade for the fscal year of 895 was wth gold standard countres, and and our trade wth other countres was settled on a gold bass. "The Republcan party has not been and s not now opposed to tte use of slver money, as ts record abundantly shows. t has done all that could be done for ts ncreased use wth safety and honor by the Unted States, actng nn:rt from other governments. There are those who thnk t has already gone beyond the lmt of fnancal prudence. Surely we can go no further, and we must not permt false lghts to lure us across the danger lne. "An ssue of supreme mportance s that of protecton. The perl of free slver s a menace to be feared; we are already eperencng the effect of partal free trade. The one must be averted, the other corrected." The prosperous perod from 890 to S92 s noted and the panc of 893 s attrbuted to the free trade polcy of the Democratc party. t s not ncrease n the volume of money whch s the need of the tme, but an ncrease n the volume of busness. Not an ncrease of conage, but an ncrease of confdence; not more conage, but a more actve use of the money coned; not open mnts for the unlmted conage of the slver of the world, but open mlls for the full and nnrpr Vtpl nbor of Amercan work men. The employment of our mnts for the conage of the slver of the world would not brng the necessares and comforts of lfe back to our people. Ths wll only come wth the employment of the masses, and such employment s certan to follow the of a wse protectve polcy whch wll encourage manufacturng at home. Protecton has lost none ot ts vrtue and mportance." M( Knley declares aganst unrestrcted mmgraton, favors recprocty, pensons, etended cvl servce reform and protecton of the merchant marne. n closng he congratulates tne country on the declne of sectonalsm. A Few Gamblers. Late Saturday nght a whte man lvng, n the rear of the reform school! reported to polce headquarte that a gang of natves was makng a great lot of unnecessary nose near hs place, makng t mpossble for anyone to sleep. Ths knd of thng had been kept up for several nghts and people lvng n the vcnty were gettng tred of t. Leutenant Fernandes and others went out to the place ndcated wthout further delay and captured nne natves! absorbed n the ectement of gam blng. One of the number jumped outj of the wndow and escaped. Fer-nand- es At about 2:5 Sunday mornng and others were out to the Fer j tlzer Works n Kalh and there cap J tared a number of Japanese gamblers. From all accounts Chamberlan's Cough Remedy s a Godsend to the afflcted. There s no advertsement about ths; we feel just lke sayng t. The Democrat, Carrollton. Ky. Benson. Smth & Co., agents for the Hawaan slands. Crude Methods of Early Ages Bblcal Reference to the Post Begnnng of What Has Become an Almost Perfect and a Cheap System. t seems almost ncredble, n vew of the wonderful labyrnth of postal roun. all ovf the world today, that there ever r could have been a tme when there were no postoffces, no letter carrer, no mal facltes at all. But, of course, there had to be some means of communcaton even n the earlest ages, though these were confned for centures to emperors and kngs and other great rulers. The emperors of Egypt, of Persa, of Assyra and of Rome held many lesser kngs and satraps as ther vassals. Wth these t was necessary to communcate wth certanty and regularty, and therefore courers were employed to carry dspatches and reports to and from the more dstant provnces. Of course no one man or one norse could traverse the whole route, so statons were establshed along the roads at certan ntervals, where courers were always n readness to releve weary brothers, and carry on the dspatches wth unform speed. These statons were called "posts," from the Latn word posrum fed or placed whence comes the name of our modern postal system. n the Old Testament are frequent references to the posts. u Chroncles you wll fud, "So the posts went wth the letters," and "So the posts passed Lmted. Have Just Receved from New York and England a fne lot of New Goods Among them you wll fnd: CUT and GALVANZED NALS and SPKES. WRE NALS, COPPER RVETS and BURRS, HAY CUTTERS, HAY KS, CYLNDER CHURNS, SHOVELS and SPADES, CAST STEEL, BAR RON, GALV'D SHEET RON, GALV'D BUCKETS and TUBS, CART AXLES, DOOR LOCKS, HLED AXES and HATCHETS, RON and BRASS SCREWS (2000 gross, assorted), COFFEE MLLS, CORN MLLS, BLACK RVETS, HNGES, LAWN MOWERS, from cty to cty n Esther also and HORSE SHOES and HORSE NALS, n Job and Jeremah you wll fnd other MOPS, BROOMS, PADLOCKS, CROW-alluso- ns to the posts. But they were BARS, CARRAGE SPRNGS, never for the use of the common people. qrates S PAPER, The Roman Emperor Augustus was the frst to establsh a system of posts suggestve of the present system. You have heard the sayng, "All roads lead to Rome." Ths was the orgn ot t: From Rome as a center post roads were bult, called "royal hghways, " etend ng all over Europe. After the declne of the Roman empre these post roads were abandoned by degrees, and durng the dark ages they almost entrely dsappeared. n the thrteenth and fourteenth cen tures, however, ther need began to be so strongly felt that posts between dt- - establsh these were etend- - ed nto other countres. These posts were carru.l frst by foot runners and then a lttle later by men on horseback. t was not long, though, before the post prvlege was etended, and t was found mpossble for horseback rders to carry the ncreasng rnaj, so wheeled conveyances were provded, and the net step was for these conveyances to carry passengers as well as the mal And thus from the post was evolved the mal coach. What ths meant to our htherto shut n ancestors t s hard for us of the present day to realze even fantly. But t s safe to say that the evoluton of the publc post and the mal coach dd more than any other one thng to hasten cvlzaton. n the regn of the Emperor Freder ck, Francs von Las, whose grand father s sad to have establshed a post al servce across the Tyrol and Styra, entered the servce of the house of Haps burg and became the founder of the modem postal system. Through Von Las the emperor establshed regulav posts throughout hs kngdom between the years 440 and 4!)., and at tne oe- - gnnng of the steenth century the Austran post became the nternatonal nost of the Hapsburg dynasty n France the Unversty of Pars or ganzed a postal servce n the thrteenth century whch flourshed untl 79. n some parts of Europe there were brother hoods and mercantle gulds whch es tablshed posts and postoffces subject to the government n England, n 653, Rowland Hll Qfawtorl a nrvate Dost, but CromwelUs heavy hand came down on the enter- - prse, and the men who carred tne let tors were trampled down and klled by he aoldors Later on Mr. Hll came to the front agan, nsttuted many re forms u the servce, and at last gave to England a real and effectve postal servce. Lous X of France founded a postal system n 464, whch was greatly n-drov- ed bv Charles X n 565. But t was not alone the Chrstan natons that felt the need of a postal servce. When the Sp mards nvaded South Amerca, they found a regular system of posts n operaton, so that the news of ther landng was carred to the nca wth ncredble swftness, the post men beng runners, who carred around ther wasts knotted cords, a code ot sg nals or sgn wrtng Comng down to our own country. cnnro wa trte, a Deep at the mal methods n vogue n ts earler days Let ns take as a type the postal servce between Boston and New York, where, n 762, a post was establshed "to goe monthlv. " Post rders, startng at the same hour from each end of the route, carred the mals. Leavng on Monday mornng, they met and echanged bags at Saybrook, Conn., on the followng Saturdav. Then each man returned to hs startue oont, whch, of course, too nearj Tt a TVn-rum- n v rank m tnat, m 775, suggested the plan for a postal servce on whch our present system s founded. n the early days of ths sys tem rates were charged that seem out rageous to us of the present day be tween Boston and New ork, 8 cents, and 25 cents for ponts beyond. Of course ths led to swndlng the government and the smugglng of letters. Prvate partes carred mal s.cretly at lower rates, and n 839 Harnden s epress entered the feld, carryng letters concealed n bundles and other packages at less than legal rates. But as soon as the government lowered ts charges all these smugglers drpped out of the race. There was no money n t then. Phladelpha Tmes. WRAPPNG PAPER, WHEEL BARROWS, TRUCKS, 3000 YDS. SAL DUCK, RON WASHERS, RON NUTS, CASES BENZNE, TURPENTNE, GALV'D PPE, 2 n. to 2m., MANLA and SSAL ROPE-RO- All szes, N and STEEL WRE ROPE, up to 2n., 2000 lbs. COTTON FSH LNES, CARD MATCHES, BLOCK MATCHES SHP CHLERY, GUNS and AMMUNTON of all knds, TV CllPpflQQ WllPT H lptsl ' OUUUUOQ UlUl lvlu The best n the market, and a thou- - sand other thngs that people MUST HAVE. All to be seen at E. 0. HALL & SON'S, Cor. Kng and Fort Sts. H. Q. BART, d WOGD ke r, TMELY Gves NOTCE That he's now at 503 Fort Street Souvenr Spoons and Hawaan and Gold Wre Jewelry to Order. You Can Get BOUND VOLUMES OF THE MC ADVERTSER From 890 to 895 FROM The Hawaan Gazette Co, Palace Restaurant, Formerly the Bay Horse Saloon. Corner Bethel and Hotel Sts. Snecal eatng house. Prvate room. for Lades and Gentlemen. Open from 5 a. m. to n the mornng. Prce of Tckets, $4.50. Sngle Meals, 25 Cents m AT GAZETTE OFFCE. ssm. A Model Plant s not complete wthout Electrc Power, thus dspensng wth small engnes. Why not generate your power from one CENTRAL Staton? One generator can furnsh power to your Pump, Centrfugals, Elevators, Plows, Ralways and Hosts; also furnsh lght and power for a radus of from 5 to 26 mles. Electrc power beng used saves the labor of haulng coal n your feld, also water, and does away wth hgh-prce- d engneers, and only have one engne to look after n your mll. Where water power s avalable t costs nothng to generate Electrc Power. THE HAWAAN ELECTRC COM- PANY s now ready to furnsh Electrc Plants and Generators of all descrptons at short notce, and also has on hand a large stock of Wre, Chandel ers ana Electrcal Goods. All orders wll be gven prompt attenton, and estmates furnshed for Lghtng and Power Plants; also attenton s gven to House and Marne Wrng. THEO. HOFFMAN, Manager. HONOLULU Ml m M W. W. WRGHT, Propretor. Carrage REPARER. Bulder All orders from the other slands n the Carrage Buldng, Trmmng anr" Pantng Lne wll meet wth prom attenton. P. O. BOX 3? T ST. t BREWER CO, 'D. Qneon Street, - Honolulu,.. AGENTS Hawaan Agrcultural Company, Ono mea Sugar Company, Honomu Suga Company, Waluku Sugar Company Wahee Sugar Company, Makee Suga; Company, Haleakala Ranch Company Kapapala Ranch. Planters' Lne San Francsco Packets Chas. Brewer & Co.'s Lne of Bostot Packets. Agents Boston Board of Underwrters Agents for Phladelpha Board of Un derwrters. LST OF OFFCERS. P. C. Jones, presdent; Geo. H. ertson, manager; E. r. Blsnop, treasu j and secretary; Col. W. F.. Allen, aud tor; C. M. Cooke, H. Waterhouse, A. W Carter, drectors. CASTLE & COOKE (Lmted) LFE FRE nsurance Agents. Ennlond AGENTS OF COflOV BOSTON. loo Ffe nsurance Conn OF CENTRAL Nuuau HARTD. MARKET Street. THE VERY FNEST OF Refrgerated Meat NEW CHCAGO REFRGERATORS. WESTBROOK, GARES & SCHLEF, Telephone 04. Propretors Daly Advertser 75 cents a month, delvered by carrer. ndurne. COLD WATER PANT K. specally Desgned for nsde Work on am Fac-torlc- Publc tulldlmc. t s a dry powder whch can be prepared for use by smply Btlrrlng la COLD WATER, and can be appled by-anyonand wll always produce goo4 work. t s VERY WHTE, etremely re flectve and hardens on a wall lke stone, and wll take any tnt. t wll last for years and s unaffected by gases. One coat covers better than two coat of ol pant or whtewash. t can be used on any surface and for all classes of work, even for the fner) decoratng. Ths s for Outsde Work. Such as Fences, Outbuldngs, Laborers' Quarters. t s a thck paste to be dluted wth cold water, stands ran and eposure as well as ol pant, ar costs but a fracton as much. Cold Water Kalsomne Adapted for Dwellngs, Offces and Pub c Buldngs or any other place where KALSOMNE s used. t wll not rub. dscolor or scale off. LUCOL A new Pant Ol. t comes raw and boled; s superor to lnseed, and cov ra wth one-thr- d less lead and pgment to the gallon. P. and B. Compounds and Papers... SALE BY 8 GO., Agente for the Hawaan nland. Take an Outng SATURDAYS SUNDAYS Trans wll leave at 9:5 a. m. and :45 p. m., arrvng n Honolulu at 3: p. m. and 5:55 p. m. Round Trp Tckets: st Class. 2d Class. Pearl Cty 75 $ 50 Ewa Plantaton Walanae CHAS. BREWER & CO.'S Boston Lne of Packets The bark 'AMY TURNER," W. C. Warland, Master, wll sal from New York for ths port on or about October st, 896. For partculars call or address Chas. Brewer & Co, 27 Klby Street, Boston, or C, 5 RE WEL A CO.. LTD., Agents, Honolulu. YANASE & CO. Commsson : Merchants DEALERS N Jaoanese Gene ro Merenana M PROVSONS A SPECALTY. P. O. Bo 89. Mutual Tel. 97 NUUASU QUEEN STS THS S THE TELEPHONE NUMBER TO RNG UP f you want any Plumbng. Tn Work done promptly and properly. am prepared to do all knds of work n my lne at the Lowest Possble Rates. Jobbng a Specalty JAS. NOTT, JR., Tnsmth and Plumber. V 9 4 P

3 r BE SAYS T W AS N SELF DEFENSE. Kaapun Gves Hs Testmony Before the Coroner's Jury. PACHBCO DES BV REVOLVER. Trouble Over a Cow Natve Asks "Offcer to Take Charge of Anmal Owner Arrves and Makes Agreement Apcears Later Wth Whp Another Verson Gven. Etc. Close on to 8 o'clock Saturday mornng, J. C. Pacheco, a Portuguese keepng a small dary n the vcnty of C. W. Booth's home, Pauoa, was shot n the rght breast by Kaapun, a natve empowered by the nteror Offce to gather up estrays. The bullet from the 38-calb- re revolver passed through the rght lung and lodged n the muscles of the back. nternal hemorrhage set n and Pacheco ded early n the afternoon. He leaves a wfe and several chldren. The followng coroner's jury was COMPANY ) WNS. Men Not n t Aganst a Score of 3. Early last week Company G sent n a counter challenge to Company D to shoot a match at Makk butts Studay afternoon. September 5th. Or course 'hs was accepted and the shoot came off, lastng from 2 to 5 p. t.. and resultng n a vctory for Company D, wth a score of 43 to 387. Followng are the teams wth ther ndvdual scores: COMPANY D. Lemon.... Johnson.. W Wlder. Jurnette.. Amark.... Charlock.. Gere Vda MKnnon. Zerbe TUP: PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER: HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER o V.", 'V7fflums-m,,-'.'.'.'-.-' Total 43 Nakuna COMPANY G M. Rose Kulke Kealoha Sherwood Mahoney G. Rose Wallace Devauchelle Morse Total 387 As wll be seen by reference to the table. Company D made two 2's and summoned: Manuel Res, Capt. Shepherd, F. Clfford, L. Mar, F. J. Scott twenty-seve- n bullseyes ten 3's, but the and J. Radn. score that they succeeded n makng. The nquest was begun Sunday mornng, but owng to the absence at the Company D has never succeeded n funeral of the deceased of some of the makng a better score than that of Saturday, and they feel all the more elated wtnesses, postponement untl :30 p. m. today had to be taken. The test over the fact, because t releves somewhat the chagrn of havng been beaten mony of Kaapun s n substance as follows: by Company B a week ago. Tt was between 7 and 8 o'clock Sat urday mornng when a natve lvng n Pauoa requested me to put a certan very long n matches, and dd remark cow n the pound. t seems that the ably well under the crcumstances. anmal had been trespassng on the Zerbe was the only one who made natve's grounds. refused to take the below the 40 mark n Company D. cow unless she were drven nto the He street. Natve dd ths, and after las came late and was the last one to shoot song the anmal started to take her The prevous good scores mght have to the pound. had the effect of dsconcertng hm "Met a Portuguese boy on the way and asked hm f he knew the owner slghtly. of the cow. Repled that he dd, and went after Pacheco mmedately. Na "TRLBY" COMNG. lve sad to me he thought hs premses had been njured to the etent of a dollar, and so told Pacheco. Ths dd not seem to please hm at all, but he promsed to pay the dollar f would take the cow back to the dary. Ths dd, and Pacheco appeared agan, ths tme wth a long whp. He ran up and slashed me, my horse and the cow wth t, hs ntenton probably beng to get the cow away. " cred out to hm to stop and would let the cow go, whch dd do n short order. Pacheco dd not stop hs slashng, and just then a large number of Portuguese men, women and chldren came pourng out of neghborng houses and began peltng me wth rocks and drt. stood as much as could, and then drawng my revolver shot three tmes to scare off the crowd. then spurred up my horse, sped to the polce staton and gave myself up. Dd not am at any partcular person. Was smply tryng to scare the Portuguese." SON S STATEMENT. M. C. Pacheco, son of the daryman who was klled, called at ths offce last evenng to refute the story told by an evenng paper regardng the quarrel leadng up to the shootng affray. n the frst place, he stated that hs father had never been arrested for stabbng a luna on a Hlo plantaton. On hs arrval here he was contracted by the Waalua plantaton. Referrng to the quarrel, the son sad hs father met Kaapun and pad hm 50 cents for the release of the cow. The offcer demanded $.50, whch Pacheco refused to pay, and started to drve hs cow Pu-pu- e, home. Kaapun, accompaned by followed after, and the former tred to stop the anmal by drvng hs horse so as to step on the rope draggng from the cow's neck. Ths made Pacheco angry and he struck at the offcer wth a carrage whp whch he carred. The offcer returned the blows wth a rope he was carryng, and fndng he was gettng the worst of t, pulled hs revolver and fred, but mssed hs adversary. Ths dd not delay Pacheco. who drove hs cow nto the pen. The offcer agan demanded the etra dollar and the rope on the cow s neck. When Pacheco returned ths rope a second shot was fred, whereupon he made a lunge at Kaapun wth hs whp, and the thrd shot followed, whch caused the fatal wound. Pacheco got on hs horse and tred to dsmount at hs gate, but fell to the ground. Kaapun rode down the street, and as he was gong away a Portuguese met hm and threw a stone at hm, whch was returned by another shot from the revolver. M. C. Pacheco says that hs father had been drnkng a lttle, but he was not drunk. He also says there was not a crowd of Portuguese around at the tme, as almost all the men n the vcnty were away from home at work. There were many women and chldren around, but they scattered when the shootng began. The son was away at the tme, beng employed n Robert Greve s prntng offce. THE FUNERAL. The funeral of the late J. C. Pacheco took place from the Catholc Cathedral at about 0 a. m. Sunday mornng. Rt. Rev. Father Leonore offcatng. The church was crowded to the doors wth Portuguese. After the servces the casket was wrapped n a Portuguese flag and placed n the hearse. The Portuguese band struck up a funeral march and the processon, headed by some seven hundred Portuguese, members of the Lustana Socetv and the Portuguese Unon, marched down Fort and out Kng to the Catholc buryng grounds, where the remans were nterred. E. A. Wllams had charge of the 'f THE ARMORED CRUSER BROOKLYN. BOSTON, Aug. 27. The Unted States cruser Brooklyn on her offcal tral trp today averaged 2.92 knots an hour durng a forced draught run of four hours, and earned a bonus of $350,000 for the Cramps. The contract requrement of,000 horsepower was eceeded by a thousand or more, and on one stretch the shp reached the surprsng average of knots per hour. The tde was wth the shp on the down trp, whch was made at the rate of 22.2 knots an hour, or an average af 2.92 for the 83 knots. pulled them out and gave them the fne J.T.Waterhouse era The poltcal pot s bub blng across the water and! busness there wll be dead untl after the electon n November. We knew t would be and took advantage of the manufacturer's wllngness to part wth ther goods below cost, rather than hold them over. You share the benefts wth us. Ths week we are offerng you an opportunty of a lfe tme to secure towels. When we say cut down the prces, t does not mean old stock, sold cheap to get rd of them, but new artcles reduced to meet popular demand. We have lnen towels all lengths and qualtes; a fne artcle for the boudor and ndspensble to lades and chldren. Honey-com- towels b cheaper n prce and not so good n qualty, sutable for ordnary use. Turksh towels for the bath are as necessary as soap, no bathroom can be consdered complete or perfect n ts furnshngs wthout them, and the prces are rght. A lot of good cotton towels at $.2$ per aozen means money n you pocket. THE Lmted. MERCHANT ST., HONOLULU. Statoners News Dealers Musc Goods BE UP TO NOW. Ralways, steamshps, the telegraph m- ost wonderful nventons n fact, were sneered at when frst ntroduced. t's old fogysh to sneer at a new dea because ts new. Perhaps good, ready-to-we- ar clothes are a new dea to you; but they are to be had just the same. Don't be look nto the old-fogy- sh, matterca- ll here and see our ready-to-we- ar attre for yourself. THS S A CUT-AWA- Y SUT. Not necessary to dwell on ts style, f t looks just lke the cut. : : T DOES. M. MclNERNY, OOO Men's Ready-to-We- ar Clothng, Fort and Merchant Streets. PARS! Q. & D. Corsets Company G has not been shootng Chcago Wasts One Performance to be Gven at the Drll Shed. A. M. Palmer's company, now playng "Trlby" n Australa, wll pass through on the Marposa due from the Ths com- Colones on the 7th nst. pany s headed by Edth Crane, the orgnal "Trlby;" Reuben Fo wll play Svengal. The supportng company s an ecellent one. The play wll be put on n a manner. frst-cla- ss "Trlby" s the dramatc success of the past two seasons. The sale of seats wll be held at Hob-ron- 's drug store and wll commence on net Thursday mornng. The drll shed has been secured for both Wednesday and Thursday nghts; the performance wll be gven on one of the nghts Concert on Australa. On the last trp of the Australa from San Francsco the followng program was gven by the passengers as a vote of thanks to Captan Houdlette and the crew of that steamer for ther knd treatment: Pano Solo Selected.... Prof. ngalls Readng Mrs. Krkpatrck's "Our Trp Across" Mr. Landers Japanese Love Song... Dr. Kobayashl Ehbton n Sleght of Hand... Mr. Horstman Song "Whsper and Shall Hear".. Mss Patch Readng Poem Mr. Whte Voln Solo Master Cooper Oraton Mr. Cowart Song Selected....Mss Anne Berry Custom House Changes. On account of the dsmssal of T. P. Severn and T. E. Cook from the Custom House force, there has been a complete reorganzaton, as follows: nspectors E. Htchcock and L. Scott as dstrct offcers. nspectors Needham. Schmeden and Bcknell as dschargng offcers. Bcknell s promoted from the guards. The guards are Manoha, Groves, Ka-hoal-, nns, Murray. Kanuha, Nunes. Kamalo. Crabbe. Frel. Pok and Kaho. The Sultan has conferred the honor of Nchau--Chefak- at of the second-clas- s upon Mss Clara Barton, presdent of the Amercan Red Cross SMOKNG BY THE AT TRACY'S CONCERT HALL, SATURDAY5SEPT.2 At 7:30 p. m. TCKETS $.50 Obtanable from members of the club, the Elte ce cream parlors, or the Golden Rule Bazaar l- w J. T. WATERHOUSE, Queen Street. Agents for the Celebrated CROWN PANOS ORGANS Also, the FSCHER, 8CHLLER, VOSE & SONS, and SMTH A BARNES Panos. Gutars, Banjos, and a full lne of Muscal nstruments. We are also Agents for the UNTED TYPE WRTER SUPPLES CO.'S Goods, ncludng the Yost, Densmore and Calk;kaph T. W. Machnes. - BCYCLE WAST and BUST SUPPORTER. MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY THE TEMPLE OF FASHON (Just receved E Monowa.) The G. & D. Lades' Model Wast s Long Wasted, has Soft Fluted Busts. Hgh Back and Elastc Shoulder Straps, and combnes the Oomfort of a Wast wth the elegance and shape of a Corset. Made of Whte, French Grey and Fast Black Satteens, also of Whte and Grey Summer Net, n sres 8 to 36, n both clasp and button front. NEW GOODS NEW GOODS Hawaan News company, Ld. We Have Just Receved a Large Stock of New Goods, consstng off Everythng that s Desrable n Another Shot at the Enemy! Boys' ALL.0L OChOOl ALL SZES AT Suts. BUST EM UP PRCES! $ $3.00 $3:50 $ Let's Pan le Town Res! L Cevtdston STERLNG, The Panter WLL DO THE JOB FNE! We can at least get hs fgures and guarantee before contractng wth any other party. Try hs Prepared Roof Pant. Best and Cheapest! Call at hs offce: LTnon Street, Opposte Bell Tower. Telephone 622. Hard to Fnd: BULDERS That are Practcal Men. C. W. LNCOLN. The Contractor, S ONE OF THEM OFFCE. Republc Ave. YARD, Alakea Street. AT- WAVERLY BLOCK,.00 manager HOTEL ST. Shrts Made to Order, EVENNG MOflDA THE Y. M. C. A. WLL OPEN SCHOOL. SEPT. 2. And wll contnue for two terms of thrteen weeks each. Classes wll be organzed n Book Keepng, Elementary and Advanced Shorthand, Typewrtng, Vocal and nstrumental Musc, the Hawaan Language, Readng, Wrtng, etc. All classes are free to members. To others a fee of $2 wll be charged on entrance. For full nformaton read our pamphlet, or rng up &6-l- m Slks, Dress Goods, Laces RBBONS, FANCY GOODS, NOTONS, Etc. LADES' WOOL SWEATERS, Wth large sleeves, made to button on each shoulder. n whte, blue, black and fancy. You rde a "Bke" and you must have a sweater to keep n the swm. N VALENCENNE LACES We have all wdths, n every concevable pattern, n whte, black and butter color. Also a nce lne of fne Lnen Torchons. THE LATEST FADS N BELTS Are slver and whte chamose skn. They are very unque and can always be cleaned. We have an elegant lne of PERSAN DRESDEN RBBONS n all wdths; all stylsh stocks; belts and sashes are made from the patterns. OUR PRNCPAL ATTRACTONS n Slks consst of Dresden, Arabesque and Persan patterns. Floral desgns and plads are most n demand, and are the thng for wasts and fronts. N BLACK SLKS, More Valour and Brocade lead n style, but we also have some very handsome Grosgrans, Surrahs, Bengalnes, Falles and Taffetas. EVENNG WEAR Nothng s pretter or more stylsh than the lght shades n Dresden and Persan Slks, or Slk Organde n danty colors and whte. NOVELTY SUTNGS. MOHARS and METEOR CLOTH Are what you want for a travelng sut. We have them n sut lengths, and no two patterns are alke. We make a specalty of Travelng Suts and Evenng Gowns and guarantee the materal, workmanshp and ft to be strctly frst-cla- ss n every respect. J. J. EGAN, 54 T STREET. JAPANESE BAZAAR, No. 4 Kn Street, AVE HAVE JUST RECEVED Net Door to Castle & Cooke's Clothes Baskets and Straps, Kmono Goods Slk and Cotton Crepe Shrts, Slk Handkerchefs, Umbrellas, Chldrens' Caps, Mattng and Japanese Paper Lanterns and Candles. K. SOSHMA.

4 4 THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVEKTSKK HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 7, 896. THE PACFC n power n 892 they had gone ; about SL'f.AK. RJCE AM) COFFlEEn Mert the work of reducng the tarff more ntellgently, t s hghly probable that Latest Quotatons from Wllams, MfKnlev would not have had the same Dmond & Co.'s Crcular. damagng fg,ures wth whch to attack FARRNGTON. EDTOR. SAN FRANCSCO. Aug. 28. the tarff reducton polcy. Our tel "Mert talks" the egram from New York receved hs HAVE OPENED ntrnsc NEW tne NVOCES OF of WALLACE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Bradstreet'a Journal says: "The brewng, of beer n Japan has already attaned such a stage of development that the mportaton of foregn beer has become very nsgnfcant. n the year 880 there dd not ekst a sngle - brewery n Japan, and now Japanese beer s beng eported to Chna and Amerca. German used to send large quanttes of beer n bottles to Japan, whch n 890 amounted stll to 0,900 quntals, of the value of 350,000 marks; but n 895 the quantty was only 4,000 quntals, worth 20,000 marks. t s proof of the progress of the Japanese beer brewntr that there has been a great ncrease, n the eportaton- - of brewng materal to Japan from Germany wthn the last s years, totalng fo. that perod,000,000 marks." Ths looks as f Japanese bef mght some r day fgure n Hawaan m t!l Hung Chang's vsft to the ltnted States s n many respects most remarkable. n a country where the feelng toward the Chnese s almost akn to hatred' and where laws are enforced to keep the Chnese laborer from puttng, foot on Amercan sol, the great vceroy fnds hmself receved wth pomp and splendor that has seldom been equalled n the annals of Amercan hstory. Outsde offcal crcles, where L must needs be receved cordally, the noted Chnaman s some thng lke a bg curo. For hs people generally the Amercans have no use, but they are qute ready to do homage to ths representatve who s ndeed a man whose name wll always stand out promnently n the hstory of the Ch nese Empre. As for L Hung Chang, he wll probably form the opnon that a naton can smle and smle and be a vllan stll. There wll undoubtedly be profuse epressons of frendshp and good wshes for the great and good Whether McKnley's poston of tarff facts wll touch a responsve chord wth the majorty or the Amercan vo ters remans to be seen. Bryan n hs speeches s assduously avodng the tarff ssue, practcally settng that asde as somethng for whch the Cleveland admnstraton s responsble and he lke MeKnley stands on a platform that repudates the Cleveland admnstraton. He poses as a new Moses who wll lead the people out of the wlderness under the banner of free slver, and n keepng the popular eye upon that banner and keepng up the enthusasm s hs only hope for success. MeKnley s broader gauged n hs dealng wth matters of publc moment than hs opponent and to the thnkng classes hs utterances wll have more weght than any speech to whch the Democratc nomnee has thus far gven voce. PERSONAL PECULAR. The veracous Lousvlle Evenng Post reports that "t was so hot on Sunday, durng the hot spell, n the vcnty of Fort Sprngs that s bushels of apples pled n a heap on the farm of Wllam Henry Harrson Clay Aleander were suffcently baked by the sun as to permt of ther beng served wth sauce wthout further preparaton."' The Saturday Revew gves a "tp" concernng the ttles of the Chnese Vceroy. t remarks: "As some con fuson occasonally betrays tself on the subject of L Hung Chang's style and ttles, t may be worth notng that he has the rank of Ambassador, but bears letters of ntroducton only to the soveregns of the several courts he s vstng, wthout any specal msson. The Chnese, reversng our custom n ths as n many other respects, put ther surname frst. L Hung Chang, therefore, s equvalent to afternoon shows a declne n the market and quotes spot sales today 4000 bags at cents, makng the net bass here 3 Granulated unchanged. Grocers' and Jobbers' supply of Refned s so small that there s an ncreased demand for Refned for Sep tember. ndcatons pont to a further declne n raws before an mprovement n prces. London Beet Sugar 88 deg. test f. o, ndca- (, b. Hamburg, 9s 4 wth tons of a further declned n the European markets. Crops unchanged. Lousana crops promse to be larger than last year. Trust Certfcates, Common 05 2: Preferred 9C. RCE. Hawaan Recepts 480 bags. Sales are lght, but market s very frm as latest report s that Lousana crop wll be only about 60 degrees n comparson wth last year's crop. There have been sales from wharf at 3:50 less 2, whch prce we quote. Japan Recepts 4000 bags. Prce 3.88, duty pad. KONA COFFEE. Market s dull for all grades of coffee and lower prces are epected. Prce of Kona has held up n comparson wth other grades. We quote prce at 8c, and there has been a small etra hoce sold recently at 9 l-2- c. WLLAMS, DMOND & CO. MORTGAGEE'S NOTCE OF NTEN- TON TO ECLOSE OF Talks Hood's Sar. arlla. Mert n medcne means the power ro cure. Hood's Sarsaparlla possesses actual and unequalled curatve power and therefore t has true mert. When you buy Hood's Sarsaparlla, and take t accordng to drectons, to purfy your blood, or cure any of the many blood dseases, you are morally certan to receve beneft. The power to cure s there. You are not tryng an eperment. t wll make your blood pure, rch and nourshng, and thus drve out the germs of dsease, strengthen the nerves and buld up the whole system. Severe Case of Dyspepsa " suffered from dyspepsa 20 years. had a feelng as though there was a lump n my stomach. dd not dare to eat meat or warm bread, very few vegetables, for fear of the great dstress food caused me. eperenced relef rght after commencng to take Hood's Sarsaparlla. My appette ncreased, ganed n general health and strength. can eat almost anythng now wthout dscomfort. Although had been an nvald for twenty years, can truthfully say that am better than for a long tme. never weghed so much n my lfe." Mrs. Emly F. Bump, 45 Portland Street, Mddleboro, Hood's Mass. Sarsaparlla s prepared only by C. L Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Hood's Plls SgStghS'S HOBRON DRUG COMPANY. Wholesale Agents. Jm Dandes! Every One of Them! B. F. EHLERS & CO. Lades' Slk Wast Patterns n 6 Yard Lengths, $.50 to $.25 per yard. Laces and Embroderes A LARGE VAKKTY N Lawns, Dmtes and Organdes. FLANNELETTES. NFANTS' FRENCH CATS HATS. BELTS, PURSES, BUCKLES, ETC. FRST FLOOR WAVERLEY JOHN NOTT, Notce s hereby gven that by vrtue of a power of sale contaned n a certan mortgage, dated the 9th day of January, A. D. 893, made by Kawahne (w), of Hlo, sland of Hawa, to J. M. Monsarrat. of Honolulu, sland of Oahu, recorded n the offce of the Reg- Smth Henry James. L Hung Thang, strar of Conveyances, n Lber 39, , as he s often called, means Grand folos the sad J. M. Monsarrat, Taep-n- g mortgagee, ntends to foreclose Secretary L. n the days of the rebellon he was known famlarly sad mortgage for a breach of the condtons n sad mortgage contaned, to frend and hs people, but t s pecula as L Futa Futa meanng 'Governor' frendshp that fe nted States s of the provnce of Kangsu, whch was wt: the of both the prncpal and nterest when due. non-payme- nt then hs rank. Sometmes he s spoken of as L Han-l- n, showng Notce the Chnese. Meanng our "DY" n reference to s also hereby gven that Rm all and sngular the lands, tenements noes, q hs membershp of the Han-l- n College, BRUSHES for groomng purposes. They wll gve an and wns Soves heredtaments n sad mortgage contaned Poor Mss Feld. Ths epresson whch comprses the cream of lterary has been uttered by more than one Honolulu frend snce the sad death of the talent and rank." and descrbed wll be sold at publc old "plug" the appearance of aucton at the aucton room of W. S. HOUSEKEEPNG GOODS: Says a phlosopher: "No thoroughly Luce, corner of Fort and Queen streets a race horse. noted wrter. About four months have occuped man was ever mserable." n sad Honolulu on Monday, the 7th Probably ths phlosopher never spent day of September, A. D. 896, at 2 Speakng of horses Have a forenoon among hs frends tryng to o'clock noon of sad day. borrow a pece. The property n sad mortgage you seen our new WHTMAN s fve-shll- ng elapsed snce Honolulu frends lad her body n ts temporary restng place, and the fnal dsposton seems to be as ndefnte as on the day of her death. Knd frenus have been profuse n ther epressons of sympathy, but there seems to be no one to take up the fnal settlement of her estate and gve the matter undvded attenton for more than a few hours at a tme. Now a man comes forward and says that Mss Feld's wll contans eplct drectons to have her remans cremated. To the frends here, ths constant talk about sac-relgo- us, Mss Feld's wshes seems almost when there seems to be no one who wll make t hs or her busness to fnd that wll, and thereby put an end to the conjectures that are gong the rounds throughout the Unted States. t s tme for someone to act n the sprt of true frendshp. The people here have done all they can and wll do more when Mss Feld's frends n the States wll open the way. Dfferent sounds travel wth dffer ent velocty. A call to dnner wll run over a ten-acr- e feld n a moment and a half, whle a summons to return to work takes from fve to eght mnutes. Openng an envelope by pullng a strng s the latest labor-savn- g devce. Lke all smple contrvances, t seems queer no one thought of t before, but that doesn't mpar ts usefulness. Any envelope can be equpped wth the opener. An ordnary pece of thread s nserted at the top of the flap, and when the fold s made the thread pro jects from one end. To open the en velope all that s necessary to do s to pull back the thread. Ths envelope opener s purely a New York affar, and t promses to be very popular wth the busy busness man. New York Journal. R S a ft. thus descrbed, vz: All that certan pece or parcel of land stuate n Puueo n sad Hlo, beng a porton of lot 4 of Apana 2f Royal Patent No. 23 to B. Ptman, ffd bounded and descrbed as follows: Commencng at the west angle and runnng S. 66 deg. 8 mn. E. true 57.5 feet, thence S. 7 deg. 32 mn. E. true 2.6 feet along Mara lot, thence S. BT? They sell for $2.50, and wll check the wldest horse wthout unnecessary cruelty, bearng easy on the mouth. We also handle Cart Buggy Harness, as well and Lnen and as JMome Laprobes; land strong, substantal har ness for that stubborn anmal called the Mule. By the way : f he proves very stubborn, we have a large lne of Planters' Whps on hand that you mght use to advantage. BLOCK. Agate Ware (Whte, Gray and Nckel-plated- ), Pumps, Water and Sol Ppes Water Closets and Urnals, Rubber Hose and Lawn Sprnklers, Bath Tubs and Stee Snks, O. S. Gutters and Leaders, Sheet ron Copper, Znc and Lead, Lead 'Ppe and Ppe Fttngs. PLUMBNG, TN, COPPER. SHEET KON WORK. Dmond Block J) Km Street. 78 deg. 2 mn. W. true 49 feet along Seasckness Makaena let. thence N. 7 deg. 32 mn. W. true 245 feet to commencement, contanng,29 sq. ft., and beng the same premses that were conveyed to sad Kawahne (w) by the sad J. M. Monsarrat by deed dated December 22d, 892, and recorded n the offce of the sad Regstrar n lber 42, folos 5 and 6. Terms cash. Deeds at epense of purchaser. For further partculars apply to Mortgagee. J. M. MONSARRAT, Mortgagee. Dated Honolulu, August 7, 896. Mo N LEY'S LKTTEH. The above s postponed to Saturday, The latest tem of nterest n the Amercan poltcs s Governor McKnley's letter n whch he formally accepts the nomnaton tendered hm by the Republcan party. n that letter the ssues o the campagn are clearly Real outlned n McKnley's usual careful' and straghtforward style. Perhaps the most nterestng feature s the promnence whch he gves the money problem and hs demonstraton of the fact that free slver s by no means the great panacea for the fnancal woes of the Amercan common people. Hs letter also ndcates that the Republcans fnd they cannot make the campagn fght on the tarff as was undoubtedly ther desre and frst ntenton to do. The slver craze has assumed such shape that t s mpossble to avod t. McKnley's letter whch s practcally an address to the people shows conclusvely so-call- ed that the 'crme of 873'' had lttle or nothng to do wth the fnancal troubles of 893 and the depresson n trade that has followed snce that tme. t also demonstrates the mpossblty of keepng slver at par wth gold by the smple declaraton by the government that a gven number of grans of slver shall have the value of one dollar. As mght be epected MeKnley attrbutes the fnancal depresson to the departure from the protectve polcy whch gave to the Unted States the most prosperous years ever eperenced. Whle there s chance for a wde dversty of opnon on ths pont, t s certan that a protectve polcy and the contnuance of the present monetary standard wll do more to brng about a return to former prosperty than wll the free and unlmted conage of slver ajm a further reducton of Amercan tarffs. f, when the Dem Fnancal Agents GUARANTEED Sept. 2, 896. Same place and hour. J. M. MONSARRAT. 79 3t LLORD'S Perhaps you mght lke to know how to sharpen your cane knves and table carvers, as well as vour razors. Use our Emery Fles! The best fles made for sharpenng purposes. The smooth The POSTVELY PREVENTED: m Ell 8 SHU Only velxr PROPHYLACTC.) Known Specfc that wll nvarably Prevent "Ma de Mer." PERFECTLY HARMLESS. back of the fles can be used Benson, Smth DEALERS N & Co., Publc notce s hereby gven that for a hone, and the sdes for the undersgned, J. K. Karaanoulu. has your carvers, whle the rasp dstraned and leved upon the followng goods and chattels, the property of front s used to sharpen large AGENTS EOR THE HAWAAN SLS. Tn Lee (c) for rent due by sad Tn knves, scythes, etc., etc. Lee (c) to the sad J. K. Kamanoulu, We sell them for a Quarter. Estate woven w e Mo We are ready to purchase large estates n the vcnty of Honolulu or Hlo, Hawa. Also a large tract of land n Olaa or Puna, Hawa, sutable for 43 T STREET. Telephone 678. L. B. KERR'S : PRNTED LAWNS, 30 nches wde, at 0 cents per yard. 00 dfferent desgns to choose from. FGURED DMTES at 5 cents per yard, honestly worth, and sold at other stores at 25 cents per yard. WHTE M (JSLNS n from 7 cents to 35 cents per yard. pece of these goods s a bargan. checks Every and n arrear to the amount of one hundred and twenty dollars ($20) for rent of certan fshng rghts at Kuku- - A AM Unnnlnlll r T.5. o M Drop n and see us; and 0 fathoms fshng nets, more or f VOU COn t See what VOU less. want why, ask tor t. OF HOME MANUFACTURE. Crockery, pots, etc. And notce s further gven that sad goods and chattels wll be sold at pub lc aucton, at the salesrooms of James F. Morgan. Queen street, Ho nolulu. H. L, on Saturday, September 2th, 896, at 0 o'clock, by Jas. F. Mor gan, to satsfy the rent due and n arrear as aforesad on the above fshng rghts. J. K. KAMANOULU. 43S8-- 7t te More o. DRESS DEPARTMENT. ONE WEEK ONLY! Marvellous Attractons! FGURED FRENCH MUSLNS at 5, 20 and 25 cents per yard. We have sold stacks of them at a 0 cents advance on these prces. Get here early and have trst choce. ALL WOO, CHALL8 at , Z5 and 55 cents per yard. The colorngs and desgns of ths range are smply elegant, and sell wthout any recommendaton. BLACK ALPACAS and CASHMERES m all qualtes. A savng to purchasers of at least 30 cents on the dollar. And last hut not least s the new shpment of FGURED PQUES, absolutely the latest dress materal. We have them n lght o" dark grounds and can recon mend wth the utmost confdence L. B. KERR. Suted to the clmate and at prces whch wll sut the pockets of anyone, "whch wll not rust' Woven Wre Baley s the only maker of Wre Beds "whch wll not rust," outsde of England. QUEEN ST., NEXT DOOR TO L. B. KERR'S. K. FURUYA, WE WL.. GVE VOl Fts n : (HATS, CAPS t J shrts; We keep 8OCK8 and a ta-t- v l n of NECK-VVEA- K as well a a general a&.sortk't ot MEN'S FURNSHNG GOODS Queen Street, Honolulu. ROBNSON BLOCK, HOTEL STREET 3

5 THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER : HONOLULU. SEPT KM r. ER 896. JORDAN'S We Buy To Sut Your Taste. JUST RECEVED: (E Australa' ) PLLOW SHAMS, CUSHON COVERS, BUREAU SCARFS, SPLASHERS, ETC. N0YELTES N STAMPED GOODS. Novelty out! Feolf-st- l Brad. E. W. JORDAN T NO. 0 STREET f You Have Not bought a Bed Room Sute for $27 get n and buy one of our Foldng Beds. Artstc n desgn, beautful n fnsh, and the most compact and elegant pece of furnture to be put n the home. Several desgns to pck from. Nl n n Nl H Ped! Ol Nobody else sells them as Cheap as we do! f you wsh a pece of furnture for the Parlor or Lbrary, get a Lades' : Wrtng : Desk Hard Wood, Elegant Desgn, Beautful Fnsh. HOPP & CO KNO BETHEL STS. HENRY DAVS. 320 Fort St., cor. Fort and Merchant Streets, Honolulu. MERCHSE BROKER, COMMSSON AGENT. CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER STATSTCAN. Epert Accountant and General Busness Agent. DAVD K. BAKER. Florst NlTAM' VaM.FY Above the Mausoleum A. orders gven prompt and fathful attenton. No etra charge for delverng flowers to any part of the cty. Les, Mountan Greens and Carnatons vlt- y" TELEPHONE 747. FERN AN DES & ROZA. CONTRACTORS and BULDERS. Carpenterng n all ts branches. All work guaranteed and promptly attended to. Orders can be left wth J. M. Camara, Jr. Tel. 99. FLAT FOOTED DENAL W. W. DMOND. Art Goods. Mnster Wll Say Xo" Rumor. t- - Kau-La- n He Hear! t Frst n Honolulu Whole Thng s a Canard Wthout an lo:a of Fath. The Honolulu correspondence of the San Francsco Chronk-l- under date of e August ) contans the followng: "Tnked States Mnster Wlls has resumed the dutes of hs offce. A well defned rumor has t that hs recent vst to the Unted States was for the purpose of conferrng wth Presde: Cleveland on an anneaton polcy. A? a result of the conference t s sad that Wlls was empowered to enter nto negotatons for ether anneaton or a monarchcal form of government, wth Kaulan on the throne, or an Amercan protectorate the choce of ether form of government to be left to a vote of the people. Nothng defnte wll be known regardng Cleveland's ntentons untl the return of Presdent Dole, who s on the sland of Mau at present." As these rumors have been crculateu very freely about town of late, an Advertser representatve called on Mnster Wlls last evenng to nqure whether or no there was any foundaton for the story. Mnster Wlls gave a very prompt denal, and stated that there was absolutely no truth n the statements made. Snce hs return, he sad, he had heard the rumors, and that was the frst he had ever heard of t. There was nothng n hs nstructons or n hs talk wth the offcals here or n Washngton that touched upon the matter or contemplated any such acton. n closng hs remarks Mnster Wlls sad: "The story s not true, and have no dea how t started." NOVELST'S WDOW WON. Mrs. Robert Lous Stevenson Acts as Her Own Lawyer. Mrs. Robert Lous Stevenson, wdow of the dead novelst, who sought health and recreaton here some tme ago. has made a record for herself as an attorney snce returnng to her home at Apa. Samoa, says the San Francsco Eamner. When Mrs. Stevenson left the sland she confded the care of her beautful home at Valma to one R. T. Chatfeld. the edtor of a paper at Apa. He was to look after the house and grounds under an arrangement made wth Lloyd Osborne, a son of the wdow. She ntended to reman away for a perod of four months, but etended ths tme to thrteen months. On her return to Valma Edtor Chat-fel- d presented the lady wth a bll of $400 as caretaker of the property. Ths sum she consdered ecessve and refused to pay. Chatfeld brought an acton and the case was heard before that august personage, the Hgh Commssoner of Samoa. Mrs. Stevenson conducted her own case. She cross eamned all the wtnesses and kept Edtor Chatfeld wrthng on the anous seat for three quarters of an hour. The case ended by the Hgh Commssoner cuttng the clam of the edtor n half, whch amount the defendant pad. ROYALSTS ARK PASSVE. No Plots tor Revoluton n Hawa Hatchng n San Francsco. The presence n the cty of a number of promnent royalsts from Hawa has gven rse to rumors of a royalst plot centerng around Kaulan, but nvestgaton proves the separate msson of each of them to be one of peace, uncon nected wth poltcal cabal. E C. Macfarlane and W. F. Macfar nnp who have been nublclv mentoned n ths connecton, are sad to be n the rrv makne nurchases ot lquor..mle Wdemann s n the cty, wth hs daughter, who s soon to be marred at Honolulu, selectng a trousseau for the prospectve brde. Xawah, a natve of the slands, s ll of consumpton, havng been sent here by hs frends to recuperate. At present he s at the Occdental Hotel, unable to leave hs room. Antone Fernandez, another natve, has gone to Utah to become a Mormon Kea-lakahon- ua. elder, and s under engagement to a Mormon elder resdng n the Hawaan settlement n Skull val-le- v. wth no thought of returnng to hs natve land. San Francsco Chroncle. The Good Work docs On. The promoters of the street numberng scheme are much pleased wth the kndly recepton gven them by the publc n general. They have so far covered the entre busness porton of the town and two or three of the prncpal resdence streets. They wsh t to be understood that they had gven a guarantee to the effect that no porton of Honolulu, ncludng Wakk. Makk. Kalh and the slopes of Punchbowl tn fact every sngle street that s lad out on the government maps) wll be left out Every 25 feet wll be assgned a number whether t s occuped by a structure or not. The mercantle communty, especally those who delver goods, apprecate the value of havng all the houses numbered. An Ancent mage. On the nter-slan- d wharf yesterday mornng was standng a crate n shape resemblng a coffn. On nqury t was found to contan 'Waanuenue.'" an an- - nent wooden fsh'" god. t s a heavy pece of koa or other natve hard wood, and.stands.some s feet hgh, taperng away at one end, resemblng the tal of a fsh. n the center of the pece of wood and standng out a foot to eghteen nches n relef s the head, all carved from one sold block. The ancent "god" was dug up n some marsh land on Keala plantaton by Japanese who were preparng the place for rce. The dol was sold by them to John H. Coney, Deputy Sherff at Lhue. who n turn parted wth t to Hon. G. N. Wlco. That gentleman brought the relc from Kaua wth hm yesterday mornng on board the Mka- - hala. t wll be placed n the Bshop Museum. S. M. Damon was nstru mental n gettng the dol for ths purpose. AGANST LQUOR LCENSE. V. M. C. A. Begns Work on the Wakk Proposton. Pettons aganst grantng a lquor lcense at Wakk were crculated n the Central Unon. Methodst, Chrst an and Natve churches yesterday. The petton, whch was drawn up by W. R. Castle and s beng crculated by the Y. M. C. A., reads as follows: 'To the Honorable J. A. Kng, Mnster of the nteror: Sr The undersgned, havng learo-e- d that a petton s n crculaton for the grantng f a retal lquor lcense to be located at the Peacock premses on the Wakk road, opposte the Wakk Church, respectfully represent that n ther opnon the openng of a saloon at that place wll tend to lower the present tone of sad localty, to nvte te-crea- se dsorder and rowdysm, and wll the value of property n the neghborhood. For these reasons, as well as many others, they pray that no lcense be granted for sad neghborhood." Copes were placed n the Central Unon, Methodst. Chrstan and Natve churches yesterday and some 50 sgnatures obtaned. Today the Y. M. C. A. wll make a canvass of the busness dstrcts and the resdents at Wakk. Among those whose names appear on the petton are the followng: W. D. Aleander, W. R. Castle, Jonathan Shaw. J. M. Whtney. Ale Young. James Lyle. A. B. Wood. Judge De La Vergne. Judge Frear. Prof. Rchards. Henry Waterhouse. T. G. Thrum, W. A. Bowen and W. W. Hall. Fashon Magazne. The Delneator for September s the fnest number yet ssued of ths great fashon magazne. t s the Herald of Autumn styles and contans no less than nne beautful colored plates of fashons and mllnery n lthograph. half tone and oleograph effects. Noth ng lke t has ever been attempt be fore, and at ts subscrpton prce of $l.tu per year, t s more than ever a marvel. Subscrpton receved at Mrs. Hanna's. Professor Seymour, charman of the Yale academc eamnaton department, says that 370 students wll be admtted to that nsttuton n the fall. Ths wll be a consderable ncrease over last year's admssons. There are. says the Fgaro, at least 200 shops n Pars. The horse-butch- er frst one dates from July. 866, snce con-tnuous- lv. when the consumpton has grown n horses were eaten n Pars: n 87S n : n lbf5. more than 30,000. A stll larger growth of the "hppopha-g- c habt" s possble, as automobles and bcycles take the place of horses. From all ndcatons the prce of bananas wll take a sudden leap upward n the very near future. The men who own and control the Cuban banana ndustry have been compelled to cease shpments from ther plantatons, and practcally no more bananas wll be receved at Unted States ports from Cuba for some tme. The PASTEUR FLTER STS ALOE THE WORLD AS A GERM PROOF FLTER. The very best flter yet devsed cannot rd the water of all mcro-organs- m, wth th 8oU rcepton of the PAS- TEUR FLTER." From report prepared for the Parlamentary Blls Commttee of the Brtsh Medcal Assocaton, of England, n the 'Brtsh Medcal Journal," July 6th, S95. "n a report just ssued, General Zurlnden. the French Mnster of War. revews the progress made n the army snce SS6. n pont of prophylactc measures. The most strkng results are stll as they were n Mr. de Frey-enet- 's reports from 889 to 892, those relatng to typhcd fever. n 886 the number of cases of ths dsease was T.T7. beng over 4 per,000; n 894 t was beng under 6 per,000; a reducton obtaned by an almost progressve decrease n each year. Ths result s shown by a detaled eamnaton of the crcumstances of those has oc- statons where the reducton curred to have nvarably followed on the purfcaton of the drnkng water supples. The report nstances twenty-nn- e of the garr-cn-? most subject n earler years of typhod fever, n each of whch the ntroducton of an water supply has been followed by the dsappearance of the dsease, ecept n solated cases, the majorty of whch were shown to have been contracted outsde the barracks. n those cases where a new water supply has been provded, and the catrr cas!!; r FLTERED, epdemcs followed from tnt' to tme on the contamnaton of th source, on'! dappeand on the applcaton of PASTEUR FL- TERS.. The Pasttur-Ua'LaD- d Flter Co. J. A. HOPPER, A (J E.N T. By the Transt whch arrved on the 4th nst., we receved 00 Jewel stoves and ranges (one large car load) drect from the factory at Detrot. Ths s our thrd shpment. and we fnd that we have only 4 stoves left from our prevous lot. The ecellence of these stoves has already been proved by the large sale, but we wll name three ponts: Frst. Long lfe from the heavy hgh grade of ron! whch s the same n the S 2 stove as n the $50 range. Second. Economy n the use of fuel. Thrd. Quck and even bakers. We propose leasng these stoves on the followng terms: When the stove s delvered one-th- rd of the prce s pad n cash, and the balance monthly thereafter n fve equal payments. f before the epraton of the fve months, the lessee wshes to pay off the balance, he wll be enttled to a dscount of fve per cent, on the amount unpad. f a customer wants to buy outrght, he gets fve per cent, dscount on the whole amount. Jewel stoves and ranges can be had only of us. Von Holt Block. Murata & Co. Japanese w Noveltes Ms- - Use a Pocket Stove, or Japanese KAR0! A BOON TO NVALDS! A substtute for the old style Mustard Paster and Hot Water Bottler. Appled easly. MURATA & CO. Corner Hotel and Nuuanu Streets. Refrgerated Fresh - Poultry Salmon CONSTANTLY ON H. Metropoltan Meat Company Telephone 45. "HALF HALF" S A GREAT APPETZER Makes the weak stout and purfes the blood. Sold at the Empre Saloon, Two for 25 cents. S. KMURA, WHOLESALE DEALER N Japanese Wnes, Lquors PROVSONS. Sak a specalty. ALLLEN ST., Telephone 704. The HAWAAN GAZETTE s ssued on Tuesdays and (sem-weekl- y) The demand for colors, both water and ol s the surest ndcaton of a refned taste among the lades of the slands. We are n a poston to supply the demand A full supply of colors, brushes, ols, varnsh and canvas always on hand.j Pcture framng, satsfactory pcture framng, s due largely to the taste dsplayed n the selecton of mouldngs that wll harmonze wth the pcture. We have the taste and mouldngs. Let us gve you a suggeston. Kng Bros., HOTEL STREET. JAPANESE EHPORUM. S. Ozakl WE HAVE MOVED From our Kng-stre- et store to palatal '.quarters n the WAVERLY BLOCK, Hotel Street. Slk and Porcelan Goods of every descrpton, as well as a large assortment of Japanese Dry Goods. N.B. Come and see us. HOWARD & TRAN. Archtects. PATENT MECHANCAL DRAUGHTNG. Fort street, over Bruce War- Offce ng & Co. Plans, specfcatons and detals pre pared and constructon of buldngs superntended. Jewelry. My stock of Jewelry, Damonds, Watches, Clocks, Ornaments, etc., s complete. HS 0 Knds M Latest Noveltes n Sterlng Slverware Natve Jewelry made n unque desgns. E. A. JACOBSON, T STREET. (Wenner's Old Stand.) Claus Spreckels. Wm. G. rwn. CLAUS SPRECKELS & CO., Bankers, HONOLULU... H.. San Francsco Agents The Nevada Hank of San Francleco. DRAW EXCHANGE ON San Francsco The Nevada Bank of 3an Francsco. London The Unon Bank of London (Ltd.). ew Vork Amercan Echange Natonal Bank. Cllcauo Merchant Natonal Bank. Par Comptor Natonal d'escompte de Pars. Kerlln Dresdner Bank. Homskontr d Yokohama Hongkong and Shangha Bankng Corporaton. New Zealand and Australa Bank of New Zealand. Vctora and Vancouver Bank of Montreal. Tronsac a General Banuno s Ecnanoe Busness Term and Ordnary Deposts Receved. Loan made on Approved.Securty. Commercal and Traveler.' Credts ssued. Blls of Echange Bought and Sold. Collectons Promptly Accounted For. The Yokohama Spece Bank LMTED. Subscrbed Captal Yen 2, Pad Up Captal Yen 4,500,000 Reserve Fund Yen 4,30,000 HEAD OFFCE: YOKOHAMA BRANCHES AGENCES. Kobe, London, Lyons, New York, San Francsco, Shangha. Bombay, Hong Kong. Transacts a General Bankng and Echange Busness. Agency Yokohama Spece Bank, NWW REPUBLC Bld Honolulu, H. L What s PURFNE? t U the new dsnfectant baa superseded all other dsnfect ants, beng a scentfc compoum. havng no odor, yet possessng tbm qualtes of a powerful dsnfectant The automatc dstrbutor be plae d n every bouse n H lulu where odors and germs of ease est. They are placed f chance, taken care of and workng day and nght for M per month. t's an nnovaton, but ay-pea- ls on scentfc prncples, and to everyone of common senon. The dea s ths: The dstrbute drops two drops a mnute, day aa nght. Foul odors are klled, yet no dsagreeable smell of carbom acd or crude dsnfectants takea ts place. You don't know that a powerful dsnfectant s beng un f you Judge by the lack of odor. But t's dong the duty dong ft well. Can wo show you the "deal Automatc Dstrbutor?" Our Washburn wll call, f you'll phone to e Hollster Druo Co EXCLUSVE AGENTS For the Hawaan slands. BASEBALL SEASON FRST REGMENT vs. HONOLULU SATURDAY, SEPT. 2 Game Called at &S0 p.m. ADMSSON 25 CENTS. WM. L. PETLRSON, NOTARY PUBLC, Typewrter, Conveyancer and COLLECTOR. ouaeh to lal. and for sul or uo. Offce wth A. S. Humphreys, Kaahu-man- u street. Tel. 75. P. O. Bo 365. HOUSE and lot on Lllha, above School street. 432-t- f -:- - THE -- - Howoan Planters nml H. M. WHTXEY, Contents for August, 896. Notes on Current Topcs. The Best Sugar ndustry n Amerlca. The Lousana Sugar School. Duraton of the Calforna Cannng Season. Hawaan Sugar va Cape Horn. Oydaton of Sugar n Evaporators. Fermentaton of Sugars n the Sugar House. Sugar n London. Beetroot Manufacture Seventy Years Ago. The Future of Farms and Farmng n the Unted States. Practcal Notes for Farmers. Cultvaton of Coffee n Meco. The Declne n Prces. Pne Culture n Florda. A Brtsh Empre Zollveren. HAWN. GAZETTE CO., Publsher. AT THE GAZETTE OFFCE.

6 6 THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER: HOXOr.n.T. SEPTEMBER 896. No Bombast, No ;n s,ows. Nocms-cUS- vejy Msrepresentaton, shoes! But. Good Shoes at the farest of prces s what we depend upon to make our busness grow. We advertse to tell you what we are dong, and to let you know what we are offerng from tme to tme, but we bank on the values we gve to make busnessandtokeept. NOTHNG BUT SHOES! The Manufacturers' T STREET. Tobacco, Cgars, Ppes and Smokers' Artcles. WHOLESALE HOLLSTER & CORNER T MERCHANT STREETS. mport drect from the prncpal h. h. Wllams UNDERTAKER Of THE Honolulu. PONEER DEALER, EMBALMER -:- - MANAGER OF THE -:- - at Furnture CORNER OF T BERETAN A STS. TELEPHONES: Offce, 846; Resdence and nght call, 849. FNE RATTAN SLKS CHARS, PORCELAN, MATTNGS, -:- - -:- - MANLA CGARS. Japan and Chna Teas ALL KNDS OF PROVSONS, Embroderes and Curostes Wng Wo Chan & Co Nuuanu Street JOHNNY, Get Your Har Cut! A CLP from our CLPPERS ECLPSES all other CLPS. Crteron Barber Shop. PACHECO & FERNEZ, Propretors, Shoe RETAL. Company. factores of the World. Budweser Beer! CO. We have JUST RECEVED e bark Albert, from San Francsco, a new consgnment of the CELEBRATED 8 -B HACKFELD&CO 439-l- m New Japanese Sole Agents. Goods! (EX Ml KK MARC) Straw s. m ls. SOMETHNG NEW ADDED N ALL LNES AT WAKAM'S Robnson Block, Hotel Street. a The Daly Advertser, 75 cents montn. Delvered by carrer. TH YL'l lt ond, and Makaamoku got the same n mu.v 0 Alo ARE LAUGHNG LOVE! Whle Students Mournfully Wal Over Score of 9 to 4. BLSS MAKES NEAT HOME RUN. Very Hosy Crowd Present Thought They Could Rattle ttc Stars Couldn't Ht Babbt Safe Wnd and Grounders go Through Smth-Lo- nel Hart Makes Fne Catches. The great majorty of the people pres- - ent at Saturday's base ball game at Makk were epectng the Stars to wn, they havng had ther team strengthen j ed by two new players from the States, t. lrrr orwl cto m n T w rj MU tlt J cnug anv clmub " uu ol for the Kams. t was an up-h- ll game for the Stars all the way through on account of the double obstacle of opposng team and grand stand crowd. But then they twnkled just 9 tmes and went out, whle the Kams saw only 4 talles for them on the blackboard. Whereas the nose of the crowd W. H. BABBTT OF PUNAHOU, WHO PTCHED THE STARS SAT- URDAY. had been deafenng durng the frst s nnngs, t subsded nto a few consumptve barks durng the last three FRST NNNG. W. Wlder was credted wth a "good eye" for gettng hs base on balls. He stole second and got to thrd on Wlls' sacrfce ht. Hart flew out to center. Lemon threw the ball to PahaT to catch WT. Wlder at the plate, but he couldn't hold t and the runner came n. H. Wlder got to thrd on a wld throw from short to frst. Blss came to the bat and there was slence round about. Lemon, however, was a fooler, and the mperal Club man fanned the ar three tmes. Now then Babbtt took the bo and Lemon the bat. Then the latter knocked a clean base ht between short and second and stole second. Pahau got hs base on balls and Makaamoku flew out to short for a double play to second after Lemon. Kok flew out to second. SECOND NNNG. Lshman got frst on an error by Smth, stole second and came home on a sngle by Pryce out nto rght. Woods sent a grounder nto frst base for out. and Pryce got thrd. Babbtt had a grudge aganst the unsympathetc audence and sent a foul nto the grand stand. Ths accomplshed, he struck out and W. Wlder sent a lner nto Aha's hands. Brdges struck out and Babbtt cast an nqurng glance at the spectators. Kaano went out on Wr. Wlder's assst to frst. Another assst from W. Wlder to frst and Lews followed Kaano. THRD NNNG. Wlls flew out to center and Hart sent a grounder past thrd baseman for frst, stealng second mmedately after. H. Wlder's grounder was too hot for Smth and the runner got second, whle Hart trotted home. Blss flew out to center. H. Wlder got caught at thrd. Aha went out on an assst from second to frst, and Smth couldn't fnd the balls Blss sent n. Lemon got hs base on balls. Pahau knocked an easy one to Blss at second and Lemon was frozen out. FOURTH NNNG. Lshman knocked a grounder through Smth, and then stole second base. Pryce flew out to rght. Woods made a fne sngle nto the same terrtory and Lshman came home. Babbtt sent a grounder nto frst for out. WToods had stepped off the base to go to sec! ond and when he got back Aha had the ball. The umpre decded he was safe. Wlder made a beautful ht down by short, and Wlls followed sut over second, brngng Woods n. Hart struck ouj. Makaamoku flew out to short and Kok knocked a nto two-bagg- center. Brdges made a nce sngle over er second and Kok came n. Kaano flew out to second. H. Wlder muffed Lews' fy and the runner got frst. Brdges came home. Aha got a nce one down nto rght for one bag and Smth was caught at frst on an assst from Babbtt. FFTH NNNG. H. Wlder ht a slow grounder and beat the ball out to frst. Blss barked, Smth's shns wth a hot grounder and got frst. Lshman knocked a hgh fly to Lemon for out. Pryce flew out to center and Wroods struck out. Lemon's fly was muffed by Woods, Pahau went out on an assst from sec from short. Kok struck out. SXTH NNNG. Smth was ether taken out of the game or stopped voluntarl. Hs work durng the game was unformly bad. Grounder after grounder went through hs hands. R. Pahau went out nto rght and Kaano took short. Babbtt went out on an assst from Lemon to frst, and W. Wlder got a base ht. Wlls made the same knd of a ht and Hart struck out. H. Wlder knocked a nce one over short, whch brought W. Wlder and Wlls n. Blss knocked one out nto left for a home run and H. Wlder came n. Lshman flew out to thrd. Brdges got thrd on a wld throw from Lshman to frst. Kaano flew out to Lshman. Lews ht a grounder to Blss, who threw wld to H. Wlder and Brdges then got a run. Lews got caught at second. Wlder's assst to frst on Aha's grounder was a lttle low and the runner got hs base. R. Pahau was at the bat and Aha was tryng some funny pranks n the drecton of thrd. Babbtt threw the ball to Blss and Aha was caught. SEVENTH NNNG. Pryce got to frst on Kaano's error. Woods ht nto Pahau's hands for out at frst. Babbtt made a clean base ht two-bagg- er over second and W. Wlder sent a nto rght, whch advanced Babbtt to thrd. Wlls flew out to Pahau and Babbtt got home. Lshman's fly was muffed n rght and W. Wlder came n. Brdges fumbled H. Wlder s grounder and the runner got frst. Blss went out on an assst from short. R. Pahau sent a lner at Hart n rght for a, base ht. Babbtt muffed a hgh fly from Lemon. Pahau ht nto center Ma-kaamok- u's for frst and R. Pahau came n. grounder to thrd caught Lemon. Kok's grounder to short got to thrd n tme to catch Pahau, and Brdges struck out. EGHTH NNNG. Lshman flew out to letr and Pryce to rght. Woods went out on an assst from second. Kaano struck out and Lews flew out to center. Aha made a base ht nto left, and R. Pahau went out on the prettest assst of the day from Hart n rght to frst. NNTH NNNG. Babbtt got hs base on balls. Kaano fumbled W. Wlder's grounder and Wlls ht nto rght and Babbtt sld home whle Lemon was playng wth the ball. Hart flew out to left and W. Wlder came home. H. Wlder's fly was muffed by Lemon and Wlls came n. Blss took hs base on balls. Lshman ht safe and H. WTlder came n. Pryce ht safe to rght and brought Blss and Lshman n. Woods went out on an assst from second, and Pryce came home on a passed ball. Babbtt got base on balls and stole second. W. Wlder struck out. Lemon flew out to short and Pahau went out on an assst from second. Ma kaamoku dd the same as Pahau. Followng s a summary of the game as kndly furnshed by A. Perry, the scorer : KAMEHAMEHAS. T.B. R. B. P.O. A. E. Lemon, p Pahau. c Makaamoku, f Kok, 2b Brdges, 3b Kaano, rf & ss Lews, cf AhQ, Pahau. rf" e;tv, ll,.. cc u Totals STARS. T.B. R. B. P.O. A. E. Wlder, ss Wlls, lb Hart, rf Wlder, c Blss, 2b Lshman, 3b Prvce, f Woods, cf 6 0 Babbtt, p Total Runs earned: Stars, 9; Kams, 2. Base KJ a'j w " Struck out: Bv Babbtt 5, by Lemon 6. Left on bases: Stars, 9; Kams, 8. Two-bas- e hts: WTlder W., Hart, Kok. Three base ht: Hart. Home run: Blss. Dou ble play: Wlder W. and Blss. Passed balls: Wlder H., L Tme of game, hour and 52 mnutes. Umpres, H. M. Whtney Jr. and Cupd Kalananaole. Scorer, A. Perry. NOTES. Babbtt was pretty hard to ht, as wll be seen by reference to the table. Blss made a beautful home run by a long fly out nto left. There was one person n the grand stand who made hmself especally ob noous by hs vulgar language. The wnd blew consderably n the vcnty of Smth, ncknamed "Whs kers." short stop for the Kams. He was a very soft mark. Hart, dd some fne playng n rght. The reporters' bo was one shower of dust and drt from above durng the frst s nnngs. There was a fallng off durng the last three nnngs. "Duke" McNcholl. coach for the Star team, anueared dressed n full unform The fans say he had some far frends n the audence. Who knows? How about those drops of Babbtt students? CPENCERAN OTEEL PEN Are the N THE ESSENTAL QUALTES OF Durablty, Evenness of Pont, and Workmanshp. The Leadng Commercal and School Pens n Unted States. Establshed 860. Sold by all Statoners n Hawaan s. t's Really So! k ffe " Ve tred them all, and none of them equal rclnerny's Shoes. 've had the eperence; There's no doubtng t. Don't hestate: A tral wll convnce you. These shoes are rght n t, and are gong to stay there. m one of ther customers, and know what 'm talkng about. M Se no Speco CANE KNFE Made to Remedy : the Defects EX "AUSTRALA," AN NVOCE OF.THE FAVORTE Revere Garden Hose Scssors, Shears, Har Clppers, Packng of All Knds, Feather Dusters. Brushes n Great Varety, Shelf Hardware, And Another Consgnment of "SECRETARY" PLOWS. PACFC HARDWARE COMPANY, Ltd. ROBERT ENGNEER. EXPERENCE." of Those Formerly Used Here. CATTON. mporter of Sugar Machnery Steam Ploughs, Rals and Rollng Stock, Cast and Wrought ron Ppng, Coffee and Rce Machnery. Dsntegrators, "Vctora" Cream Separators. OFFCE WAREHOUSE Queen Street, Honolulu. ENTERPRSE PLANNG MLL, PETER HGH & CO., Propretors OFFCE MLL. Alakea and Rchards Streets, near Queen, Honolulu, H. MOULDNGS Doors. Prompt attenton t TURNED to all orders. n S. SAWED WORK Now and Fresh Goods receved by tvery packet fr&m CnMfornta, and European Markets. Standard Grades of Canned Vegetables. Fruts and Fsn. cty. Satsfacton TELEPHONE: Efc The Daly "Advertser." 75 Cents a Month. H. E. McNTYRE & BRO., EAST CORNER T KNO STREETS mporters and Dealers n Groceres, Provsons and Feed Goods delvered to any part of thm sland trade solcted. P. O. BOX 45. TELEPHONE NO. ML

7 THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER: HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER LOCAL BREVTES. P. B. & L, a. meetng tonght at usual tme and place. - M. C. A. busness monthly meet- - ng tonght at 7:30. uest f'earl Ol sold at Castle & Cooke's for $2.20 a case. Marshal Brown returned from Mau on the Claudne Sunday. Rev. Ale. Mackntosh and wfe returned from Kaua on the Mkahala Sundav mornng. Net Saturday's game of base ball wll he between the Frst Regment ana Honolulu teams. Jordan s dong a rushng busness at old No. 0. Hs ledger s the blue book of Honolulu's socety. Among the arrvals on the Mkahala Sunday were Attorney-Gener- al Smth, G. N. Wlco and M. D. Monsarrat. Mr. J. F. Hackfeld s and Mrs. J. D. Robnson's gold watches has been raptured, and t turns out to be none other than Kalpaka, who has a mana for takng watches. A well founded suspcon caused Detectve Kaapa to arrest the man for nvestgaton, and a clever system of "bluffng" brought the whole confesson from the prsoner's lps. He drected the offcers to the Japanese to whom he had sold Mrs. Hackfeld's watch, and then tred to fnd the man who had Mrs. Robnson's, but that ndvdual was not at home. Kalpaka has a neat lttle record already. He served two years for stealng Mss Fannng watch, and s? months for gross cheat, fnshng the latter sentence durng the last week of August, ths year. Mss Pauah Judd wll open her kn dergarten net Wednesday mornng at V sole, apples. Bartlett pears, peaches. F. S. Robertson's resdence, Emma ucftarnes, grapes. Washngton plum.-'-. Square. Tfn caulflower. Sbkel pears. etftyvtc. There are a few unfurnshed rooms wth Ka-waahktchen for ao rent at the rear of.t 4 t Church, second gate below Yrf Kng street. r ufeten m LLETN. Thomas E. Cook, who has had seven years' eperence wth M. D. Monsarrat n the work of surveyng, can be found at the offce of Howard & Tran. Very often when water s drunk un- - fltered epdemcs follow from tme to tme and dsappear on the applcaton of Pasteur flters. J. A. Hopper sells' ( them. Kapua, one of the cornet players n the band, was marred yesterday and the consequence was that a bg luau was gven near the School street brdge. The aucton sale of the property of Kawahne w) of Hlo, that was to be held at W. S. Luce's today at noon, s postponed to Saturday net at same place and hour. Drafts No. 283 for $70 and 530 for $86.65 have been stolen from J. S. Jones of Kukuhaele. F. A. Schaefer & Co. have been notfed to stop payment on the same. Partes havng clams aganst the estate of M. S. Levy, bankrupt, are re quested to present the same at once, nrwl thrsf ndebted tn make mmplatp payment to H. Lose. Among the arrvals from Mau ports on the Claudne Sunday mornng were G. P. Wlder, H. C. Ovenden. H. P. Baldwn, Rev. O. H. Gulck, Dr. J. H. Raymond and A. Enos. Do not forget to remember to be nrpspnt t r otnv vnnrsplvps tn thp full f " w - "J J J v J - mm mm est etent at the Honolulu Crcket Club smoker n tle Scottsh Thstle hall at 7:30 o'clock Saturday, September 2th. Commssoner of Agrculture Mars-de- n receved n the neghborhood of 00 Calforna bats from San Francsco on the Australa Saturday mornng. They were released n Emma Square ea Saturday evenng. t s very probable that there wll be a match between Company D and a team from the ranks of Company F of the regulars net Saturday. f ths cannot be arranged, Company D wll probably challenge the polce. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Parker and the. Msses Parker Parker came down from Hawa on the walan Sunday. They would have come down on the Knau... j last week, but t was an lmpossouuy to get accommodatons on account of the packed condton of the steamer. Partcular attenton s called by J. L.. Dumas to the fact that he can drect people to several young men. graduates of Kamehameha. St. Lous College and Lahanaluna. who are ecellent penmen, can take charge of a small set of books and who are wllng to do any honorable work. Kaula (v was run nto by a bcycle whle alghtng from a car at the corner of Punchbowl and Kng streets late Saturday afternoon. She was thrown volently to the ground and a fracture f thp skull was the result. Dr. Ryder performed an operaton and now the patent s dong very well. Among those who arrved home from the States on the Australa Saturday mornng, were C. M. Cooke. A. B. n-gal- ls and brde. Dr. S. Kobayash. F. M. Swanzy and wfe. Mss C. A. Carter. Mss C. J. Carter. Mrs. H. Gunn. Mssj E. P. Judd. Ms. J. M. Ktchen. Mrs. W. C. Parke, T. O. Thrum. D. F. Thrum. Mss Thrum. Charles Wall and wfe. Hortsman of Dormund. Germany.'.ho made a bet for marks ($5.- -j 000) to travel around the world on a bcycle n two years, to start wthout a cent n hs pocket and to earn money enough on the road to pay all hs e! penses and have $,280 left, arrved by the Australa Saturday. He was to have even an ehbton at Kapolan Park yesterday, but ths has been post poned untl later. Mana for Watches. At last the much wanted thef of both j St. Augustne's Benedctne prory at Ramsgate, England, has been made an Abbey by the Pope. t s the frst Abbey of Benedctnes establshed n England snce the Reformaton. Camarnos' refrgerator, from San Francsco, e Australa, September 4th. ftesh frozen oysters, salmon, crabs, Damond Head, September 3, 895. Weather hazy, wnd lght northeast. A BARGAN N SERGE. All wool serge, double wdth, good qualty, for 7; cents a yard. You can't afford to mss ths bargan. Our Sale of Musln Underwear s stll on. f you haven't taken advantage of the bar gans go so at once: t won t pay to make underwear, wnen you can uuy ueu cneap. Just thnk of a nght gown all ready made for 50 cents. A better uualtv wth embrodery yoke and neck and sleeves, trmmed wth em- - Droderv Tor M. Chemses, wth lnen lace trmmng for 35 cents. Lades' drawers, full sze, well made, prettv embrodery trmmngs, only 50 cents a par. A good plan skrt wth ruffle for 50 cents. t wll certanly pay you to call and eamne these goous. Lace Curtans, a Bargan. f you need any, see what we are offerng for $.0 a par. They are eceptonal value, ful wdth and - -2 yards long: equste pat terns. N. S. Sachs, T2o Fort street, Honolulu. THOMRS E. COOK. SURVEYOR. Offce wth Howard & Tran. Seven years' eperence wth M. D. Monsarrat m COOK'S MUSC SCHOOL. Wakhg BmDae, Beretama St. Pano, Voce and Harmony. OPEN DURNG VACATON. Another Bg Fall, n Prce! Just what the Publc lke to see. Please the Publc? Yes, that's what we are here for, and we are gong to please you agan. Here t s: 200 Reams! Good qualty Note Paper at the astonshngly low prce of 35c Per Package. We lead n LOW PRCES, and are rghtly named, "Money Savers for You. Don't mss ths chance 30 days only. Wall, Nchols Company t, llj j cellent HeadEase s worth fa $ 000. S tc 9 J.to anv one wtn a neaaace;.;ml plentv f money4. Head-Cas- e acts drectly' upon m m tne nerves and organsfl 'whch control anl regulate! Hhe crculaton of the block t mmedately releves )the congeston n the vessel) jo fe Dran wnc s the, kcause of headache. Safe and agreeable to take. '2 cts..per bo of 2 powders. Prepared only by Hotro Drug Co., Druggsts; FOOD How s yonr appette? That's a Leadng Queston t means one ot two thngs health or llness. No matter how much or how ecellent food you haye, wthout a normal appette, you can't enjoy t. The dgestve apparatus gets run down; needs tonng up. rn T. P" TOTTP V lla sdh- - 0 for a jaded appette. t seems to be just the thng needed. A few bottles wll set up a normal appette. You can get Pabst's "Best" Tonc of Hobron Drug Co. Desrable Splendd Opportuntes Stocks for nvestors. Larue or small lots of nnng, Agrcultural A SD Ol Stocks. Stocks and Bo::v NVcotated. Agents Olsa Ranch Co., Baley Ol Company. Correspondence nvted. W. H. BALEY & SON. lo4 Montgomery St., San Francsco, Cal. Keferences. San Francsco: C. R. BMop. Sel-'- Smeltng Works. Honolulu: V. O. m tl", T. V. Hobron. ESTABLSHED N 858. BSHOP & CO. Bankers TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKNG EXCHANGE BUSNESS. Commercal and Travelers' Letters of Credt ssued, avalable n all the prncpal ctes of the world. WM. G. RWN & CO LMTED. Wm. G. rwn..presdent and Manager Claus Spreckels Vce Presdent W. M. Gffard.. Secretary and Treasurer Theo C. Porter Audtor SUGAR FACTORS COMHSSON -:- - AGENTS AGENTS THE Oceanc Steamshp Of San Francsco. Company Cal. GARDEN HOSE 25 N N D 50 Feet Lengths Just Receved e "Archer." EVERY 4-P- LY PECE OF OCR HOSE GUARANTEED. also, a supply of 3 PLY. m 5 HUSTACE & CO.; DEALERS N Wood and Coal ALSO Whte and Black Sand Whch we wll sell at the very lowest market rates. Telephone No. 4. Furnshng Goods N ALL BRANCHES. We offer for sale the most complete and largest assortment of any wholesale establshment here. We guarantee our prces to compare wth any frm here or the Pacfc Coast. Please call and eamne our stock. HYMAN BROS., Queen Street. Eclusve Wholesale Merchnts. WE Your WANT Orders : n FNE OK Because: We do them perfectly; we do them quckly; we use up-to-d- ate statonery and we charge only 'Frsco prces. Do you waot more convncng arguments? Plenty of them on fle. Come and look them over- - we'll take pleasure n eplanng. The Rulng Fad Fac smles of your sgnature accurately engraved, no matter how badly or how well you wrte. No matter how many flourshes you affect, we'll portray t eactly as you wrte t. The "Four Hundred" are usng ths style, whch for the tme beng s supercedng the plan scrpt; yet for all that t must not be nferred that t s the only correct thng; as even a plan block letter has made ts Appearance. Tastes and a leanng to "Fads" have much to do wth rulng styles. We stand ready to cater to your taste. Our suggeston mght help you some also; for you know we keep posted on correct thngs n that lne. H. F. Wchman M Denos Boes WE HAVE A FEW MORE BOXES n our Safe Depost Vault whch arc not yet rented. There are four szes, varyng n prce from $2 to $30 per year. Any prvate papers left n these boes are perfectly safe, as the vaults are flre-pro- of and are ftted wth tme locks, whch makes them absolutely burglar-proo- f. There are two keys to each bo, both of whch are gven to the party rentng bo, and should these keys be stolen they would be useless to bearer, as he could not open the bo wthout our master-ke- y beng frst nserted. Partes leavng the slands for ther 3ummer vacatons wll fnd t a convenent place to leave any valuables. Boes can be rented by the month or year as desred. Apply to Hawaan Safe Depostana nvestment Go LMTED. Esplanade, Cor. Allen and Fort Sts. HOLLSTER & CO. AGENTS. kumbhl Lmted.) Merchants and Commsson DRY Agents. GOODS. HARDWARE, aud GROCERES. Aloha CURLY SMOKNG CUT TOBACCO "Dagger" Brand New Zealand Mallet Seasde WRGHT'S Resort VLLA. A Short Dstance from the Brdge, Wakk. Toursts and others wll fnd t to ther advantage to vst tbe above resort, as they wll meet wth every accommodaton that comfort requre. MRS. THOS. WRGHT, Propretress. CHANG KM, (Late Law Clerk of Hartwell, Thurston and Stanley) GENERAL BUSNESS AGENT nterpreter of Chnese, Englsh and Hawaan Languages. Offce at HAWAAN CHNESE NEWS Opposte the Amercan League, Kng street, Honolulu, H. L (). BOX 8L EAGLE NUUANU HOUSE. AVENUE. CARL KLEMME, Propr. New management, Commodous rooms; Table board the fnest, ncludng many palatable German dshes. Board and Room, per week. $6.50 to $7.50 Table Board. - - per week. - - $5.00 Hawaan mll compan mporters, Dealers and Manufacturers of All Knds - Fertlzers Phosphates, Potash and Ammona, Separately or n Compounds. n quanttes to sut. Correspondence and order solcted. A. F. COOKE, Manager. H. W. SCHMDT & SONS Retalers at Wholesale Prces VON HOLT BLOCK, KNG ST. Have agan reduced ther prces of Dress Goods, Household Goods, Talorng Goods, Clothng, Etc....

8 m s THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER : HONOLULU. SEPTEMBER 896. me Pgclc Commercal Mertse ssued Every Mornng, Ecept Sunday, by the HAWAAN GAZETTE COMPANY, Von Holt Block, Kng Street, Subscrpton Rates. The Daly Pacfc Commercal Advertser, Eght Pages. Per month $ 75 Per 3 months, f pad n advance. 2 CO Per year, n advance 8 00 Per year, postpad to the Unted States of Amerca, Canada or Meco 00 Per year, postpad other foregn Sem-Weekl- y, Hawaan Gazette, Eght Pages, Tuesdays and Frdays. Per year, 04 numbers $5 00?er year, foregn countres 6 00 PAYABLE N ADVANCE. Advertsements, unaccompaned by specfc nstructons, nserted tll ordered out. Advertsements dscontnued before epraton of specfed perod wll be narged as f contnued for a full term. Lberal allowance on yearly and half yearly contracts. All persons desrng, ther advertsements dscontnued must send a wrtten order to that effect. Where cuts are nserted they must be ALL METAL, not mounted on wood, otherwse we assume no rsk of ther preservaton. C. G. BALLENTYNE. Busness Manager. TRANS a o cc. 0B n CD 3 M - CD a. 2 S C. 0 '5 a "5 w A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. Honolulu.. 9:40 9:6 :46 :45 6:0 bave Pearl Cty.. 7:40 9:68 2:28 2:28 6:68 ave Ewa Mll.. 8: 0:9 2:49 2:49 6:4 Arrve Waanae.. 0:64 3:24 6:49 a ae 3. CD cq a X - a a. 99 act o a c 3 5 Woo A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M P.M. deare Waanae 6:44 :32 4:6 Leave Ewa Mll.7:9 9:0 2:07 3:5 4:5 Leave Pearl Cty.. 7:60 9:48 2:38 4:22 5:22 Arrve Honolulu..8:23 0:80 3: 4:55 5:55 Freght trans wll carry Paasenrer accommodatons. G. P. DENSGN, F. C. SMTH, Superntendent. Gen. Pass. A Tkt. Agt. EGN MAL SERVCE. Steamshps wll leave for and arrve from San Francsco on the followng dates, tll the close of 896: Arrve at Honolulu Leave Honolulu for from S. Francsco San Francsco or or Vancouver. Vancouver: On or About On or About Australa..Sept. 4 Australa..Sept. 9 R Janero. Sept. 0 Dorc Sept. 5 Mowera...Sept. 6 Marposa..Sept. 7 Alameda...Sept. 24 Warrmoo. Sept. 24 Pekng...Sapt. 28 Chna Sept. 25 Australa..Sept. 28 Australa...Oct. 3 Dorc Oct. 7 Peru Oct. 2 Warrmoo...Oct. Monowa...Oct. 6 Marposa...Oct. 22 Coptc Oct. 20 Belgc Oct. 24 Australa...Oct. 28 Australa.Oct. 26 Mowera Oct. 24 Peru Nov. 2 Gaelc Nov. 6 Australa..Nov. Alameda...Nov. 2 Mowera. Nov. 6 Pekng Nov. 6 Monowal...Nov. 9 Australa..Nov. 2 Ro Janero. Nov. 9 Warrmoo.. Nov. 24 Gaelc Nov. 28 Chna Dec. 2 Australa..Dec. Marposa...Dec. 0 Dorc Dec. 6 Belgc Dec. Warrmoo..Dec. 6 Australa...Dec. 6 lameda...dec. 7 Coptc Dec. 28 Chna Dec. 24 Mowera Dec. 24 METEOROLOGCAL RECORD. By the Government Survey. Publshed Every Monday. -? 2 S, BAROM. THERM f o HPS EJj 5B OB 2 B 3! Sat !f9 9 SE Sun. :0 29 9S ' ENE Mon S 3.04 :).oo :3 4 ENE 3 Tues 30. : S Wed S NNE 3 Thu. tjao Ot OtVw") 2 NSK 3 Vrdt U j: 2 SSE.3 Barometer corrected for temperature and elevaton, but not for gravty. Da v. O Pj r. TDES. SUN MOON. J. A 3- -! - 3 rta 5 O - P : - T 2. - CD tr. DC ft o. ST p. ll d. rn!pm. a.m! Mon. 7, B y Tues ) 'a.m. Wed. j t m. Thur Frd a.m Sat , ; 0.6 sun S t New moon Sept 7 at 3hr. 4mn. a.m. The tdes and moon phase are gven n Standard Tme. The tme of sun and moon rsng nd settng beng gven for all ports n the group are n Local Tme, to whch the respectve correctons to Standard Tme applcable to each dfferent port should be made. The Standard Tme whstle sounds at 2h. nm. 0s. '.mdnght) Greenwch Tme, whch s Qh 30m. p.m. of Hawaan Standard Tme. SHPPNG NTELLGENCE. Awarded Captan Thompson Swamped, Captan Thompson, the frst offcer Y AUTHORTY. VESSELS EXPECTED. Vessels from Due. O. & O. S. S. Gaelc, Chna and Japan Due Brt bk Routenbeck, Lverpool..Dec. 5 VESSELS N PORT. NAVAL. U. S S. Adams, Watson, Lahana. MERCHANTMEN. 'Ths lst dof s not nclude coasters.) Am. bk S. C. Allen, Thompson, San Francsco. Am bk Albert, Grffths, San Francsco. Bktne S. N. Castle, Hubbard, San Francsco. Haw schr Norma, Rosehll, Laysan sl- - j and. O. S. S. Australa. Houdlette, San Fran. ARRVALS. Saturday, Sept. 5. Stmr Kaala, Thompson, from Oahu Stmr Kaua, Bruhn, from Kaua Stmr Hawa, Wer, from Hawa Stmr J. A. Cummns, Searle. from Wamanalo. Sunday, Sept. G. Stmr Claudne. Cameron, from Hawa and Mau. Stmr walan, Smythe, from Lahana and Hamakua. Stmr. Mkahala, Haglund, from Kaua Stmr Waaleale, Peterson, from Stmr wa. from Honpu. Schr Kaukeaoul, Pahaa, from DEPARTURES. Ka-pa- a. Ko-holao- le. Saturday, Sept. 5. Am. bk Harvester, Buck, for Port Townsend. Ma-kawe- Stmr Ke Au Hou. Thompson, l, for Kaua. Stmr Klauea Hou, Lane, for Olowa-lu-, Kukaau, Ookala and Laupahoehoe. VESSELS LEAVNG TO-DA- Y. Stmr Waaleale, Peterson, for Ka-pa- a. Stmr Kaala, Thompson, for Oahu Stmr J. A. Cummns, Searle, for Wamanalo. Schr Ka Mo, Mana, for Kaholalele. PASSENGERS. Arrvals. From San Francsco, per O. S. S. Australa, Sept. 5 Brother Albert, Sster Albertne, Mss Angus, John Boen and wfe, Mss Grace Carroll, Mss C. A. Carter, Mss C. J. Carter, C. M. Cooke, C. J. Cooper, Mrs. J. B. Danels and 4 chldren, S. H. Davs, Brother Edward, Mss Ellen Elwell, Mrs. T. R. Foster, Mrs. H. Gunn and chld, W. B. Godfrey, Jr., Mss Hadley, A. B. ngalls and wfe, Brother James, Brother Joseph, Mss E. P. Judd, T. E. Cowart, wfe and chld, Dr. S. Kobayask, Mrs. J. M. Ktchen, J. H. Krkpatrck, wfe and chld, John Landers, Mss Lawrence. H. F. Lews, wfe, chld and mad, W Mac-Mlla- n, F. Mss Moore, Col. Geo. D. Morse, Mrs. W. C. Parke, Mss Patch, Mrs. C. V. Ruthven, R. C. Scott, Mss E. M. Smth, W. G. Smth, Harold Spencer, F. M. Swanzy, wfe, two chldren and mad. D. F. Thrum, Mrs. T. G. Thrum, Mss Thrum, Mss Tomes, Chas. Wall and wfe, E. Whte. From Kaua, per stmr Kaua, Sept. 5 Mrs. Bertelmann and chldren, Theo Wolff, H. H. Perry, Mss Mtamura, Mr. Mtamura, da Pauuja, J. De Souza, and two on deck. From Kaua, per stmr Lehua, Sept. 5 Masters Wong How (3). From Mau ports, per stmr Claudne, Sept. 6 G. P. Wlder, A. Moore, Marshal Brown, Mss M. Beckwth, Mss Bcknell, Mss Grace Dckey, Mss Bell Dckey, Mrs. H. A. Heen and three chldren, Mss Lucy Kaha, Mss Lucy Kau-ka- u, Mss Sarah Aea, H. C. Ovenden, H. P. Baldwn, Mss McKnley, Mss S. de la Nu, R. Schaeglen, W. R. Sms, wfe and two chldren. Mss Kng, Mss Sorensen, Master Thos. Nahwa, Mss Ka-hoolmo- Lyda Nahwa. Master Dunn, Kna ku. Mss Florence Toomer, Master A. Toomey, Mrs. J. H. S. Kaelo and three chldren, Mss S. Kaleo, D. Harbottle, Mss S. Harbottle, Mrs. J. Akana, J. H. Ncholson, S. Taylor, J. Hodson, J. K. Josepa, R. Reuter, Mss Lycett, Master H. Campbell, Mss L. Perkns, Dr. J. H. Raymond, H. Howell, Mrs. T. K. Clarke and three sons, the Msses Clarke (2), Mss Lousa Harper. Mss Sarah Wllams, Masters Norton (3), J. Vncent. Master J. Smythe. Master W. Horner. A. Enos. wfe and chld, R. C. Searle and two chldren, and 92 on deck. From Hawa, per stmr walan. Sept. 6 Mss Soper. W. F. Greenfeld, Master Ross, A. Horner. E. Horner. Arthur Horner. Master J. Parker, Master S. Gay. Mss Gay. Mss Rchardson. Mr. and Mrs. S. Parker and servant, Mrs. J. Parker, Mrs. J. W. Robertson, Mss Eva Parker. Mss Helen Parker, Mrs. E. Norrs, Mrs. E. J. Parker, D. Forbes. L. Horner, J. K. Mller and wfe. W. Averdam. From Kaua, per stmr Mkahala, September 6 Hon. W. O. Smth, Hon. G. N. Wlco, Wm. Henry. Rev. A. Mackntosh and wfe, Jas. Cowan and two chldren. D. Monsarrat, E. De Lacy. W. Bos-wel- A. Baldwn. Mss C. Green, Mrs. l. Mss Boswell. Mss Mst. Mss E. Hanake. Mss A. Tell, Mss E. Wlco, Mss C. Wlco. Mss Hart. Mss G. Kng. Mss F. Sharp, Mss M. Lamp-ma- n. Mss F. Smth, C. Fountan, Mss R. Fountan, Mss A. Levy. Mss Kll-ne- r. Mss E. Chrstan. Mss K. Chrstan, Mss A. Blackstd. Mss E. Black-st- d, Mss Gown. Mss A. W'ohlers, Mss E. Lahappa. Mss K. Hendrckson. Master A. Bshop. Master Chas. Wlco, Mss C. Hendrckson, Master K. Chrstan. Master R. Wlco. Master E. Andersen, Wm. Tell and wfe. Male Ke-aw- e and wfe. L Cheung. Mss H. Rowland, Mss L. KalaUu, and 84 on deck. Hghest Honors World's Par. Gold Medal, Mdwnter Far. CREAM BAKNG POWDER A Pure Grape Cream of Tarter Powder 40 Years the Standard. LEWS & CO., Areuts. Honolulu. H.. WHARF WAVE, AT DAMOND HEAD SGNAL STA- TON. Sept. 6, 0 p. m. The weather s clear; wnd lght, northeast. The schooner H. C. Wrght s loadng redwood at Eureka for ths port. The steamer J. A. Cummns arrved Saturday nght at S o'clock wth B sugar cargo from Wamanalo. The barkentne Klktat now on Pu-g- et Sound has been chartered by Pope and Talbot to load lumber for Honolulu. The steamer Lehua came nto port at 4:5 on Saturday afternoon wth 2246 bags sugar from Honomu for C. Brewer & Co. The schooner Kaukeaoul was telephoned off port at 5 p. m. She brngs a load of sugar for Theo. H. Daves & Co. from Hamakua. The W. G. rwn cleared for ths port from San Francsco on August 27th wth a cargo of general merchandse consgned to W. G. rwn & Co. The schooner Ka Mo came n Saturday mornng from Hamakua wth 3063 bags sugar for Theo. H. Daves & Co., whch was put on board the S. C. Allen. The Waaleale arrved yesterday mornng wth a very lght freght, consstng of 565 bags paddy and 70 bags rce from Kaua. She sals today at 4 p. m. for Kapaa. R. R. Hnd's lttle steamer wa came n from Honopu, Hawa, yesterday mornng. She came down for the purpose of gong on the marne ralway for a cleanng and repars. The Hawaan bark Santago, salng n the Matson Lne, cleared from San Francsco for Hlo wth a cargo of general merchandse on August 27th and saled August 28th. The steamer Kaala arrved Saturday afternoon from Oahu ports, brngng 575 bag,s sugar from Kahuku and 430 bags rce. The Kaala wll leave at 0 o'clock ths mornng, for Waalua, Kahuku and Punaluu. The Klauea Hou saled Saturday at noon for Hawa Captan Lane, late commander of the late Khalan, n cuarge. Purser Place retred and hs place was taken up by Mark Kennedy. Good luck Mark. From Wllams, Dmond & Co.'s latest crcular, the followng vessels and projected dates of departures are announced: Schooner Murel for Honopu to sal Sept. st; barkentne S. G. Wlder for Honolulu to sal Aug. 30th; bark Martha Davs for Honolulu. Unless other arrangements are made on account of the number of steamers n port wth sugar, the S. C. Allen wll j sal for San Francsco at about 2 p. m. today. She has now on board some 800 tons of sugar. Four passengers are booked to leave by the Allen and Aloha. The Hawa came n Saturday morn- - ' ng wth a load of sugar, 5056 bags, for j W. G. rwn & Co.. whch was put on board the S. C. Allen. She also brought 50 head of cattle from Hnd &, Sons' ranch at Kholo for the Metropoltan Meat Co. Captan Wer reports rany ' ' weather on the Hawa coast. The O. S. S. Australa. Houdlette commander, arrved n port at 7 a. m. Saturday wth sty-s- cabn and twenty-s- steerage passengers for ths port. Followng s the purser's report: Left San Francsco at 0 a. m. August 29th; eperenced lght to moderate wnds and fne weather all the way. The Australa got caught n a fog just after passng out of the Golden Gate and was forced to lessen her speed, ths accountng for her lateness of arrval. New Lumber Vessel. EUREKA. Cal.. August 26. The De- - j fender, a four-maste- d schooner bult ' bv H. D. Benden for Wlson Bros.. San Francsco, at a cost of $30,000, was launched here today. She has a capa- - cty for feet of lumber. The new vessel wll be commanded by Cap- - tan J. S. Hellngsen. and on her mad- - en voyage wll take a cargo of redwood lumber for Honolulu, and the carpenter of the bark S. C. Allen had a very unpleasant eperence n, or rather out of, a sal boat at Wal-k- k yesterday forenoon. They were makng for the bark Gansborough and had got opposte W. W. Dmond s place when a heavy roller struck them broal-sd- e and sent the boat over. The men clung to the boat. Mr. Dmond. seeng ther danger, called two natves, who. together wth hmself, went to the rescue. The bow of the boat was hauled up mdshps on the canoe and then suddenly slpped off. Ths sent enough of the water out to rght the boat and brng the gunwale about three nche? out of the water. The natves swam around and baled out enough water to allow the three shpwrecked marners to get n agan. The charm of the trp to the Gansborough was lost and the tro returned to Honolulu for dry clothes. Later advces have t tbat one of Captan Thompson's patent leather shoes floated ashore. Ths may be a mstake. Mutny on an Amercan Brla BOSTON. Aug. J7. The crew of the Portland brg Henry B. Cleves mutned n the harbor of St. Johns. Porto Rco, attacked the captan, overpowered the mate and about klled hm. and nflcted njures j on the steward whch caused hs death. The crew were arrested and the Spansh authortes wanted to hang them, but the Consul nterfered. The Bureau Vertas has ssued a lst of the marne dsasters durng May. showng a total of forty-fou- r vessels lost. Of these eght were steamers and thrty-s- salng vessels. n the latter number are ncluded two salng vessels mssng,, but not certanly known to be lost. Of the steamers lost four were Brtsh, two French and two Norwegan. Among the salng vessels fve were Amercan, thrteen Brtsh, one Dansh, three French, two German, one talan, seven Norwegan, and four Swedsh. WANTED. Several young men wsh to secure postons by whch they can earn suffcent to pay part or all of ther epenses whle attendng the Government Normal and Tranng School. One s capable of takng charge of a small set of books, three are ecellent penmen, and all are wllng to do any honorable work that may be offered. nqure of J. L. DUMAS, Telephone 945. BANKRUPTCY NOTCE. Havng been apponted Assgnee of the bankrupt estate of M. S. Levy, notce s hereby gven that all partes havng clams aganst the sad estate present the same at once, and all partes ndebted to the sad estate to make mmedate payment to me. H. LOSE, Assgnee. Honolulu, Sept. 5th, t TO LET. A few unfurnshed rooms, wth ktchen; also furnshed room; stuated n rear of Kawaahao Church, second gate below Kng street t DRAFTS LOST. The followng drafts have been stolen from J. G. Jones, Kukuhaele. Hawa, and payment stopped: Aprl 30th, No. 283 to W. South for $70; Aug. 24th, No. 530 to T. K. Lalakea for $ F. A. SCHAEFER & CO., t Honolulu. STUATON WANTED. Young Scotchman wth ten years' bookkeepng eperence desres stuaton at any knd of offce work n town or country. References f requred. Address "J. G.," offce of ths paper w STUATON WANTED. Japanese wants stuaton as offce bov or any other knd of lgt work. Address "J.," ths offce w NOTCE. Mr. J. H. Hare s no longer authorzed to collect blls for Ordway & Porter. Honolulu, 3st August. S96. ORDWAY & 4394-t- f PORTER. Offl Mll For San Francsco: THE Al STEAMSHP " AUSTRALA " Wll leave Honolulu for the above port ON Wednesday, Sept. 9, AT t u'clock P. M. The undersgned are now prepared to ssue through tckets from ths cty to all ponts n the Unted States. For further partculars regardng Freght and Passage, apply to WM. G. RWN & CO., L'D., General Agents. 439S 4t PASTURAGE NOTCE. FRANK R. DAY. M.D.. has been a member of the Board o: rental Eamners for the Hawaan slands for the term of three years from he st day of September. S96. J. A. KNG. Mnster of the nteror. nteror Offce, Sept. 4. S $-3- t HONOLULU NGHT SCHOOL. The above School wll REOPEN net Monday evenng. September 7, at 7 o'clock n the Fort Street School House. J. LGHTFOOT. Prncpal t RRGATON NOTCE. Holders of water prvleges, or those payng water rates, are hereby notfed that the hours for rrgaton purposes are from 6 to 8 o'clock A. M. and 4 to 6 o'clock P. M. REW BROWN. Supt. Honolulu Water Works. Approved: J. A. KNG, Mnster of the nteror. Honolulu. July 6, t- f. BllllOl THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET-n- g wll be held at the Chamber of Commerce on MONDAY evenng. Sept :- S96, at o'clock. Payments are requred n Gold Con t A. V. GEAR. Secretary. For Sale or Lease. House and lot, corner of Vctora and Green streets. Apply to 4380 ARTHUR HARRSON. RENT. BY THE WEEK OR MONTH. My cottage, "Walana," on the Pennsula, completely furnshed and wth bathng facltes. J. M. WrHTNEY l- w Resdence at Punahou, contanng 7 rooms and outhouses; electrc lghts; hot and cold water n ktchen and bathroom. Corner lot 00200, well mproved wth frut and ornamental trees and plants. Apply "A," Advertser offce. 439-t- f. SALE OR LEASE. Desrable cottage, s rooms, lana, bath, closets, etc., good shade trees and yard. Wll sell on easy terms. Apply at premses, Anapuna street near Wlder avenue, Punahou t- f J- - A. BUTTERFELD. Buldng Lot For Sale. One desrable buldng lot, stuate on the corner of Keaumoku and Wlder avenue, Water lad on and trees planted. Wll be sold n whole or n lots as desred. For terms, etc., apply to W. W. HARRS, At Lewers & Cooke. Honolulu, Sept., t- f. Kaluaaha ranch, on Moloka; area, about 270 acres fee smple; large and complete map of the lands; agrcultural, grazng, frut and coffee lands. Ths estate wll make a delghtful home; yeld full return for labor and good nterest on the captal nvested. Apply to J. ALFRED MAGOON, Net Postofflce, n Honolulu. 436 tf Three lots, 75200, on Punchbowl Hll, frontng on Thurston avenue. Spencer avenue and Vctora street. These lots are amongst the most desrable n Honolulu as they are convenently located and command a magnfcent vew of the ocean, etendng from Damond Head to the Waanae mountans. Lots on Kng, Kapolan and Young streets. Ths tract wll be sold as a whole or n lots. t s a splenddly stuated property beng close to the busness centre of the cty and frontng on Thomas Square. For partcular? apply to J. A. MAGOON, 4385-t- f Merchant street. N. F. BURGESS. s stll at the busness, reparng lawn t o mowers, garaen nose. etc. uwn mow- - ;t nnmbpr Nu. era for rent, bought of horses at Kulouou near sold or echanged. : Old For terms apply to worn out hose taken n echange j MONSARRAT, for labor. Machnes called for and Block. turned. All work promptly attended to t-f. Merchant St. Rng up telephone t- f Canadan Australan STEAMSHP LNE. Btemf of the above lne, runnng n connecton wth the CANADAN PA- CFC RALWAY COMPANY between Vancouver. B. C. and Sydney. N. 9. W.. and callng at Vctora, B. C. Honolulu and Suva (Fj), are Due at Honolulu On or about the datea below stated, rs: From Sydney and Suva For Vctora and Vancouver, B. C. Mowera August 24 Warrmoo September 24. From Vctora and Vancouver, B. C. For Suva and Sydney. Warrmoo August 6 Mowera September 6 Warrmoo October 6 Through tckets ssued from Honolulu to Canada. Unted States and Europe. For Freght and Passage and all general nformaton, apply to Theo. H. Daves & Co.. Ltd. GENERAL AGENTS. 0ceanlc Steamshp (jon AUSTRALAN MAL SERVCE SAN FRANCSCO: The New and Fne Al Steel St amablp "MARPOSA" Of the Oceanc Steamshp Company wll be due at Honolulu from Sydney and Auckland on or about SEPT. 7th. And wll leave for the above port wth Mals and Passengers on or about that date. SYDNEY AUCKL: The new and fne Al Steel Steamshp "ALAMEDA" Of the Oceanc Steamshp Company wll be due at Honolulu from San Francsco on or about SEPT. 24th, And wll have prompt dspatch wth Mals and Passengers for the above The Undersgned Are Now Prepared to ssue Through Tckets to All Ponts n the Unted States. For further partculars regardng Freght or Passage, apply to WM. G. RWN & CO., LTD. General Agents. ceonc Steamshp Company TME TABLE. LOCAL LNE. S- - S. Australa From For San Francsco. San Francsco. Sept. 4 Sept. 9. Sept. 28. Oct. 3. Oct. 26. Oct. 28. THROUGH LNK. From San Francsco Prom Sydney For Sydney. For San rraocmco. Arrve Honolulu. Leave Honolulu. Monowa..Aug. 27 Marposa..Sept. 7 NOTCE. All partes havng clams aganst the Estate of the late C. Akana, storekeeper, who carred on busness at Kalua, Kanalu and Hookena, Kona, Hawa, are requested to lodge the same, duly authentcated, wth the undersgned wthn three months from ths date. W. F. WLSON, Recever C. Akana's Estate. Kalua, North, Kona, Aug. 3, l- m 4396-l- w ( f