Established July Two Weeks Business Disposed of by Board of Health. O H I K ASM! H K K I'OKT. Sew Ouwttri.

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1 Establshed July VOL. XX.. JXO HONOULU, HAWAAN SLS. TUUKSDAV, MAY 0, PRCE: 5 CENTS. Easness Car ls. Busness (Tarts. Busness Cores. ANNUAL TRP TO MOLOKA. BREWER & CO., LMTED Queen Street, Honolulu, J.. AGENTS FOR Hawaan Agrcultural Co., Onomea Sugar Co., Honoma Sugar Co., Walaku Sugar Co, Wahee Sugar Co., Makee Sugar Co., Haleakala Ranch Co., Kapa-pa- fa Ranch. Planters' Lne San Francsco Packets. Ohas. Brewer & Co.'s Lne of Boston Packets. Agents Boston Board of Underwrters. Agents Phladelpha Board of Underwrters. LST FCERS: P. C. Jonas Presdent Go. H. Robertson Manager E. F. Bshop Tree, and Secy. Col. W. F. Allkh Audtor O. M. Cooks ) H. Waterhousk... Drectors A. W. Carter ) Do You Want a Home? We are prepared to sell you Choce Let of Land BETWEEN Pensacola and Pko Streets On a new street to be opened. Sze of Lot 80 feet by 176 feet. We wll erect a Dwellng House on the Lot, plan of whch may be approved by you, to be pad for upon very easy terms and at a low rate of nterest. For partculars apply to THE BWAlM SAFE DEPOST NVESTMENT COMPANY, 408 FORT STREET, Castle & Cooke L'd. mm LFE FRE AGENTS AGENTS FOR NEW ENGL MUTUAL Lfe nsurance Company BOSTON. toa Fre nsurance Company CARRAGE HARTFORD. HONOLULU fv. W. WRGHT, Carrage -- MANUFACTORY Propretor. : Bulder REPARER. 'All orders from the other slands n the Carrage Buldng, Trmmng and Pantng Lne, wll meet wth prompt attenton. T. O. BOX 321. NQS FORT STREET P.O. Box 3S6. Mutual Tel NAN-Y- D COMPANY, LMTED, Commsson Merchants MPORTERS DEALERS N Japanese -- :- Provsons GENERAL MERCHSE, 411 KNG STREET, Honolulu, Hawaan slands. 'New Goods by every steamer. Notary :- Offce : VM. L. PETERSON, - Publc, -- : Typewrter COLLECTOR. Over Golden Rale Bazaar. DR. J. UCHEDA, Physcan and Surgeon. No. 5, KUKU LANE. Offce Hours: 8 to 12 a. m. and 8 p, m. Mutual Tel M. E. Grossman, D.D.S. DENTST, 98 HOTL 8TR1T. Ortos Hocaa 9 a. m. to 4 r. m. New Goods A FNE ASSORTMENT. TLES FOR FLOORS And for Decoratng Purposes; Mattng of all Knds, Manla Cgars. WNG WO CHAN & CO. W. F. O'HALLORAN, Contractor and Bulder Estmates gven on al Brck, Stone and Wood Work. knds of "Jobbng promptly attended to. 506 KNG STREET, F. H. Redward's Old Stand. CONSOLDATED Soda Water Works Company, Lmted Esplanade, Corner Allen and Fort Sts. HOLLSTER & CO., Agents. H. JAOUEN, Practcal Gunmaker Wll do any knd of reparng to Fre arms, also Jbrownng and.blueng and restockng equal to l?actorv work, bans facton Guaranteed. Unon street, wth O. Sterlng, Panter. PONEER Steam Candy Factory and Bakery F. HORN, Practcal Confectoner and baker, NO. 71 HOTEL STREET. HONOLULU RON WORKS CO., Steam Engnes, teller. Spgwr Mlls, Coolers, Brass and Lead fastng, And machnery of every descrpton made to order. Partcular attenton pad to shps' blacksmthng. Job work excuted on the shortest notc. LEWERS & COOKE, Successors to Lewers & Dckson. mporters and Dealers n Lumber And all Knds of Buldng Materals. NO. 89 FORT STREET, HONOLULU OTO KUMANO, Carpenter, Bulder and Joner All knds of estmates gven on Contracts. Jobbng promptly attended to l-m T33 Nnnann Street. KAHULU HOTEL, Kahulu, Mau. 8AM SC - - Propretor. fl08 pecal attenton to the travel ng publc. MEALS AT ALL HOURS MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, Corner of Kng and Nuuanu Streets. fljust receved by the Australa, a fresh nvoce of Enterprse Beer and Oysters FOR COCKTALS. Telephone 805. J. T. Lund, 15 Bethel street, PRACTCAL GUN and LOCKSMTH; Reparng of all descrptons, Electrcal Corrgated and Archtectural ron Work; Onamental ron Gates and Fences ; Bpownnp,Bluengand Restockng Guns and Bcycle Reparng a specalty Massage. Re. PRAY WOULD ANNOUNCE JfL that she wll attend a lmted number of patents. Aldress at H. M. r? htney'e. Kng st. ; Bell Telephone S-t- f JENNE L. HLDEBR, M. D. Homeopathc Physcan. Corner Fort and Eeretana streets. Offce hours: 9 to 12 a st. and 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone No. LEWS & CO., Wholesale and Retal Grocers 111 FORT STREET, Telephone S0. P. O. Box 29 Atlas Assurance Company LONDON, ASSETS H. W. Schmdt & Sons, Agents for the Hawaan slands. A. PERRY, ATTORNEY AT LAW And Notary Publc. Offce : Ovftr Bshop's Bank. WLLAM G. PARKE. ATTORNEY Ovrxc AKD- - AT - LAW gent to take AcknondgMn: No. 13 Kanhnmanu Street, Hono lulu, j.. GONSALVES & CO, Wholesale Grocers and Wne Merchants. 225 Queen Street, Honolulu, H.. H. MAY & CO., Wholesale and Retal Grocers 98 FORT STREET. Telephones 22. P. O. Box 470 HAWAAN HARDWARE CO., HAKDWARE, Cutlery and Glassware 307 Fort Street. BEAVER SALOON, FORT STREET, POSTB WLDES CO.'S Frst-cla- ss P. J. NOLTE, Propretor. Lunches served wth Tea, Cof fee, Soda Water, Onger Ale or Mlk. OPEN FROM 3 A. K. TLL 10 F. M. Smokers' Requstes a specalty. WM. F. THRUM, SURVEYOR. Room No. 11, Spreckels' Block. C. J. WHTNEY, Teacher ot Elocuton, and Dra matc Art, Arlngton Hotel. G. E. SMTHES, Accountant, Collector and Copyst. Offce : Wth C. D. Chase, Safe Depo st Buldng. Telephone 1S4. The collecton of Government Blls specalty. 393l-6- m W. MeCHESNET & SONS WHOLESALE DEALERS S GROCERS Leather and Shoe Fndngs AfllPNTQ Honolulu Soap Works Co., Honolulu Tannery. awn u H. EACKFELD CO., General Commsson Agents Cor. Fort and Queen sts., Honolulu. mperal Flour s the only blended four ever offered on theee slands. t s a new 'Patent Process" of blendng together the Best Known varetes of whaat for strength and color, thereby prodncn.. g r t. a m a nour mat wn gve tnr beet possble bakng results for the housekeeper. mw Ae s. your grocer for a tral sac; t wll cost you no more. A. L. MORRS & CO., ra Wholesale Agents. Two Weeks Busness Dsposed of by Board of Health. O H K ASM H K K 'OKT Sew Ouwttr. for the Hoard n le JadWary Buldng-Fkyacs- us to Meet t Week-tout- nr Work lpnsed Of -- mprovement. Ktc. Presdent Smth occuped the char at the regular weekly meetng of the Board of Health yesterday afternoon, there beng preseut wth hm Drs. Wood and Fmersou, Member Lansng and Health Agent Reynolds. Before the sesson was opened a letter was read from Dr. McGrew ask ng that a lcense be granted a Chna- - A. f J mau to smote opum. Dr. Wood explaned how the opum habt should be treated ntellgently and scentfcally. There was no dfference over the sprt of the law. t was concluded to refuse the request for a lcense to smoke or use opum. The ndorse ment by the Marshal allowng the Chnaman to use opum daly was cancelled. f the applcant really needed the drug he must secure t from hs physcan. The Chnaman was authorzed to procure from the cty dspeusary a mnmum amount of opum daly. Dr. Monsarrat's reports for the past two weeks were read and passed. A letter was read from Deputy Mar shal Brown callng attenton to the ncreased number of Japanese prost tutes and ctng the fact that they solcted trade n the most open manner. The communcaton re commended that a certan porton of the cty be decded upon where ths class could be kept. t would then be an easy matter to regulate ther actons aud the traffc. By request Deputy Marshal Brown appeared before the Board and explan ed matters n connecton wth the subject. A general dscusson result ed wthout any dehute acton beng taken. Tbe Deputy Marshal was n structed, however, to nsttute meas ures that seemed best for the regulaton of dssolute women. Dr. Herbert's report of nmates of Oahu nsane Asylum for quarter end- - 31st was presented and read. t was as follows : Mr. Presdent and Gentlemen, Members of the Board of Health. have the honor to submt herewth the report of the Oahu nsane Asylum for quarter endng March 31, 195. mere are on the lst of nmates 86 names whose dfferent forms of ds ease may be classfed as follows: Acute 14 'lamat Chronc 29 Melanchola 2 Dementa 14 Acute Dementa 5 Paress 6 Dpsomana 1 mbecle 3 Opum Habt 2 docy 1 Epleptcs 0 Not nsane at Present 3 Total S The general health of the establsh ment has been good, the mortalty small. The number of patents ncreased, causng an ncreased demand on funds, etc. t wll be notced by glancng at the lst showng natonal ly, etc., that the large majorty of patents are Chnese, Hawaan and Portuguese, n that order. The per centage to ther natonalty beng a9 follows : About res. pop. nmates Chnese 15, Hawaans.. 35, Portuguese.. 8, Most of those commtted have been some years resdent n the slands. The utmost care s taken to keep the wards and cels scrupulously clean, whch s a much more dffcult proceedng than mght appear to any one not famlar wth the ways and whms of these poor afflcted. The keepers have watches of eght hours at a tme, and each new watch sees that the keepers before them have left ther wards clean and n good order. Good flters have been suppled and an effort made to prevent the nmates from drnkng other than fltered water. Ther meals, whch are excellent, are served at the followng tmes and consst of: Breakfast, 0:45 a. m. Boled beef, rce, taro, stew, tea and bread, salmon three tmes a week for a chadge. Dnner, 11 :55 a. m. Boled, roast or stewed beef or mutton, rce and taro, wth pork and beans on Sundays. Supper, 4.45 p. m. Frut, one quarter loaf of bread, cold meat, salmon, ttew or meat bulls. All hnates who are accustomed to ther food served more delcately, aud can apprecate t, have ther meals furn.-be-d eru-tenlen- t's from the Assstant Suj houe. t s wth great pleasure we watch the progress of the new Woman's Department, so sorely needed, and a soon as t s completed we nhall have to tear down the cells Mgnt n number consttutng the wng n rear of Ward 8, and rebuld them. The woodwork s all rotten and sodden, makng t postvely dangerous to the health of those confned theren. We only U9e them now n case of actual neces sty. A number of the nmates are workng some n the taro lands, some n the ktchen, and others around the buldngs and grounds, but many and the majorty spend day after day n the same place, and many n the same poston watng solely for ther meals and nght to come round agan. They see lttle beyond ther whte fence enclosure, nsde of whch most of them are doomed to spend the rest of ther unfortunate exstence ; and how surely t s our duty to make these grounds as brght and cheerful as we can. t s, n fact, the frst detal n the treat ment of these people to have them contented and pleased wth ther place of detenton, partcularly n acute phases of the dsease, when t wll n tself be conducve to the return of health and reason. To do ths, to keep the grounds n good order, to buld some extra cells n the place of those behud Ward 3, and to provde extra attendants for the new accommodatons, wll necesstate extra provson beng made by the Board, who, trust, wll exert lberalty n the matter. The management of the nsane s a most mportaut socal problem, and must be conducted wth lberalty, and the unpleasant fact s also before us that nsanty s on the ncrease the world over ; not n propor ton to the populaton, but wth the development of ntellgence and the progress of cvlzaton. And whle some are exertng prophylactc measures for the preventon of these forms of dsease, t s our duty to be prepared to meet them and meet them n the best possble manner. Conscous of the fact that our homes for and our treatment n every resnect abreast of the tmes, comparng favorably wth smlar nsttutons n other countres. What a strange crcumstance t s how few n our, or any other commu nty for that matter, nterest them selves n the nsane or show any nclnaton to assst the management. Possbly t s because they do not know n what manner they can be of servce or assstance. The Chnese are the only people who show any recognton, and as each new year comes around gfts to the nsane are sent by these people. Now whle we are strugglng aloug n an endeavor to make the premses look brght and cheerful, how acceptable would be colored shrubs and plants (crotons, etc.) And may say n ths connecton that should any of the chartably dsposed publc be good enough to send 119 any, they wll be duly acknowledged ; and f nconvenent to send them to the asylum, we wll gladly send to any knd frends who wll notfy us. have to thank the commttee on asylum matters for ther assstance n many thngs. Trustng that ths re port may be satsfactory, am, gentle men, Yours respectfully, George Herbert, Medcal Supt. Oahu nsane Asylum. The Superntendent of Publc Works wll be nstructed to make an exam naton of the asylum premses and report amount of expendture requred. Agent Meyers reported detals at Kalaupapa. Hs request to have the telephone lne at the settlement repared was granted. A communcaton was read from Vce-Cons- Actng ul Russan J. F. Hackfeld, transmttng a request from Mademoselle de Trotzka, a Jlussau subject, aged 25, who desred to come and care for tne lepers. As arrange ments had already been made to brng out from France four Brothers for the work, the servces of the Russan lady would not be requred. Tne secretary was nstructed to conver proper thanks for h r knd offer. The patents at Kalaupapa, to the number of 500, pettoned to have Dr. Olver retaned as physcan at the settlement. The pettoners wll be notfed that there s no proposton before the Board of Health to remove Dr. Olver. Superntendent Scott wrote askng to be allowed to accompany the Board on sem-annu- al ther trp to the.leper Settlement next Frday, n order to look after schools there. Referred to Presdent Smth. Dr. Thompson of North Hlo nformed the Board that he would dscontnue actng as attorney for plantatons. A protest was read from Frank Hoogs, a reporter of the Advertser. He cted that he was not allowed to go aboard the Gaelc and attend to bs dutes, although the shp was not n quarantne. Others beng allowed tbe prvlege, le thought favortsm was shown. Agent Reyuolds explaned the cr cumstances of the refusal complaned of to tbe satsfacton of tbe Board. The vessel was n quarantne and no oue was allowed on board. The guard passed a person thought to be a passenger. Tns caused tne trouble. Secretary Wlcox was nstructed to reply to the communcaton and say that t was not the ntenton of the Board to show any partalty n matter of ths knd. Dr. Emerson, correspondng secretary, Commttee on Treatment of Leprosy, presented a crcular letter contanng nformatpn on treatment of the dsease. These wll be sent abroad. Presdent Smth explaned that physcans from tbe other slands would arrve next week and, after the next meetng would accompany the Board to Moloka. t was decded to meet on Thursday of the conng week and leave for the settlement on Frday, the 24th. The new quarters of the Hoard wll be the rooms now occuped by the Labor Commsson. Thursday's meetng wll be held there. The Labor Commsson wll occupy a room on the upper floor of the Judcary Buldng. A number of uvtatouh wll be ssued to outsde partes to accompany the Board to Moloka. Among them wll be Captan Cochrane and two physcans on the Phladelpha. Prof. Rerger wll also go along and take up the new nstruments for the leper band. FOB HTER-- M MW Scheme For Communcaton By Means of the Helograph. steamshp Compauy Wll C.a Sultlly of aso n Month l ohahle R. fat for Legslaton. A gentleman nterested n the promoton of some means of telegraphc communcaton between the dfferent slands s at work on a scheme for the use of the helograph whch wll doubtless be placed before the Government offcals before the convenng of the Legslature. Although no exact computatons have been made t s roughly estmated that the necessary par- - fljw,?,a tern not cost more than $1200 or $1500 at the outsde. The cost of mantanng the entre system wth statons on the slands of Oahu, Mau, Kaua and Hawa, s estmated at about $200 a month. One of the uter-slan- d steamshp companes has gven assurance that they wll guarantee $50 of ths monthly expense on condton that they are allowed to carry on all ther busness free of charge. t s beleved that other busness house would gve lberal subsdes whch would reduce the Government subsdy to a mnmum. Although the detals of cost have not been fully arranged or calculated the character of the men who have taken an nterest n the movement gve assurance that the nvestgaton wll be thorough and f the feasblty recommends tself to the powers that be, the matter wll sooner or later be carred before the Legslature wth a request for an appropraton and subsdy. CHNAMAN DEAD. Pneumona and the Want of Opum Carred Hm Off. Ah Fook, a Chnaman recently freed from Oahu jal, whther h was sent last January for havng opum unlawfully n possesson, ded n a po shop on Kng street near the resdence of J. T. Dowsett last nght. Late n the afternoon a communcaton reached Dr. Howard sayng that a Chnaman wthout frends or relatves was dyng at Palama. nvestgaton showed that the man was n the worst stages of pneumona. Asde from ths he was sufferng from the effects of opum posonng. Confned n Oahu jal, as he had been for several months, and necessarly deprved of opum, the frst chance he got of securng the drug proved too strong a temptaton. nstead of smokng, he lterally ate t. Dr. Myers was called n consultaton. After several hours work, the doctors were forced to succumb. Nothng more could be done, and the man ded soon after. The Chnese Consul was appealed to n tbe case of the dead man. Oueeu Vctora's Celebraton. Queen Vctora's brthday wll be celebrated by a socal dance at ndependence Hall next week Frday evenng. The event s to be gven under the jont auppces of the Sons of St. George and Scottsh Thstle Vce-Consu- l, Club, asssted by the Brtsh n ad of the Brtsh Benevolent Socety. Tckets may be obtaned at the Golden Rule Bazaar and Hawaan News Company.

2 SECY 6RESHAM LAS DOWN LAW, j MAUTHORTY Rghts of Merchant Steamers to Afford Asylum n Foregn Ports. Dscre- htmaster Must 1'se Bs Own ton to Consderable Extent nler Local Jursdcton. Secretary Gresham has lad down eome doctrne touchng the rghts of merchant steamers n foregn ports to afford asylum to refugees that may be of great mportance to commanders of vessels, says a recent dspatch from Washngton. Ths was called out by a letter addressed to the State Department n December, 1893, by C. P. Huntngton, Presdent of the Pacfc Mal Steamshp Company, askng for an exact defnton of the powers of the captans of merchant steamers n ths respect. The Secretary re- so-call- ed sponded that the doctrne of the rght of asylum hayng no applcaton to merchant vessels n port, t follows that the shpmaster cannot exercse dscreton on the character of an offense charged aganst a refugee. Whle no general rule can be lad down as a comprehensve prncple, a merchant vessel n a foregn port s wthn the local jursdcton of the country wth respect to offenses or offenders aganst the laws thereof, and an orderly demand for a surrender of the person accused of the crme by a due process of law, wth the exhbton of the warrant of arrest n the hands of the regularly accredted offcers of the law, may not be dsregarded or ressted by the master of the shp. Arbtrary attempts to cap-tor-e the passenger by force may call for a dsavowal when a resort to volence endangers the lves of nnocent people and the property of a frendly naton. Whether, f force be threatened, the master of the vessel s justfed n puttng n jeopardy, by hs resstance, the nterests confded to hs care, must be largely questoned for hs dscreton. That passengers may have come on board at the port where a demand s made, or at another port of the same country, s mmateral to the rght of jursdcton. The secretary concludes wth an admonton to the Amercan merchant captans to permt the orderly operaton of law n foregn ports on ther shps and thus avod applcaton for an asylum for refugees and occasons for the exhbton of arbtrary force ther shps. mm t aganst Went Through the Hotel. A brake n the ktchen was one of the events of the day at the Arlngton yesterday. A horse belongng to Con Sterlng became frghtened on Unon street and dashed down the Hotel street entrance of the hotel. The anmal went through the passage-wa- y between the hotel proper and the culnary department. The brake to whch t was attached, after tearng out a door, caught n the starway. The horse cleared tself from the debrs and went ct through the yard to Kng street, and was cap tured near Lnon Square. The brake aud harness were runed but the horse escaped wth a few scratches. The damage to the hotel has been repared. Seqaah's Remedes A gan Vctorous. A large crowd assembled at Unon Square last nght to wtness the tral of Sequah's remedes. A well known person, Charles Baker, was taken as a subject for demonstraton. He had been sufferng for a consderable tme wth rheumatsm n the legs. After a few mnutes treatment wth Sequah's Ol he was able to walk wthout any pan. A notceable feature wa the Government band n attendance. Some lvely musc was played durng the evenng. They wll play agan ths evenng at 7 :30. Mr. Olver, who was treated for rheumatsm on Saturday nght, testfed to the beneft he had receved. Baseball Notes. There wll be some change n the Samehameha baseball team for next Saturday. Followng are the Unknown players who wll meet the Kams Saturday : C. Awoh, catcher ; G. Woods, ptcher; Chrs. Wlle, frst base ; J. A. Thompson, second base ; G. Clarke, thrd base ; T. Pryce, short stop ; L. Mranda, rght feld ; T. Whte, center feld : A. Duncan, left feld. Thompson, of the Unknowns, says the team he ntends to place n the feld Saturday wll be the strongest of the season. THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER: HONOjUjU, MAY Unon Mll Company. KNOWLEDGE S POWER THAT YOUNG MAN GRAM) fa PROCLA MA TOX. 1, S4NFORD B. DOLF, Presdent o the Republc of Hawa, n accordance wth the provsons of Artcle 28 of the Consttuton, do, hereby call upon the Members of the Legslature of the Republc c Hawa, to assemble n Specal Sesson, at the Executve Buldng, n Honolulu, for the depatch of Pablc Easness, at 12 o'clock noon on WED- NESDAY, the 12th day of June, A D. Eghteen Hundred and Nnety-fve-. Gven underbuy hand and the great seal of the Republc seal j of Hawa ths 13th day Sgned) of May, A. D SANFORD B. DOLE, By the Presdent. J. A. KNG, Mnster of the nteror tf Ma. J. W. J02ES has ths day been apponted a Notary Publc for the Frst Judcal Crcut of the Hawaan slands. J. A. KNG, Mnster of the nteror. nteror Offce, 31ay 14, 1S t Sweet Sleep, ) Vl OK ( ) ' v Nature's great ) ( restorer. s for bdden those troubled wth couch, throat rrtatons, or weak lungs. Loss of sleep means loss of health, less power to resst dsease. Anger's Petroleu m 4 Emulson 4 Practcally Tasteless'; contans or other harmful narcotc. t s soothng and no-opu- healng to all ndamed mucous surfaces. t s a food-medcn- e that wll cure throat and lung troubles, f remove the cause of sleeplessness, prevent weak lungs, and buld op t. the general health as wll nothng else. 50 Cents and $1.00 of Drj?:--.. SOLD BY HOBRON DRUG CO., Wholesale Agents. Lost. CHAN BRACELET. THE FND-e- r wll be sutably rewarded upon leavng t at the Honolulu Lbrary. Sugar tf Sugar R Sugar F SUGAR S WHAT YOU WANT USE FERTLZER. The Hawaan Fertlzng Company have just receved per "''Helen Brece?'' 50 Tons Soft Phosphate Florda, 150 Tons Double Superphosphate, 300 Tons Natural Plant Food, 25 Tons Common Superphosphate. Also per Martha Dan's and other vessels, Ntrate of Soda, Sulphate of Ammona, Sulphate of Potash, Murate of Potash and Kant. Hgh Grade Manures k any Analyses, Alaways on band or made to order. A. F. COOKE, Agent. ls&-3- HON OLULTT Teachers' - Assocaton. The Regular monthly meetng of the above Assocaton wll be held n the Y. M. 0. A. HALL ON THS Thursday AT S O'CLOCK. m Afternoon. LGHTFOOT, 399&-- lt Secretary. MOTT CHEU YEN, 336 Mankt tret. Al complants of the Tbroet, Lunga end Kdneys succtatfuly treated. Forty ' years experence. Hours :9a.m. to 12 u. ; 1 p. m. to 2 :30 p. m ; 6 r. m. to 9 p. u. UH-l- m V' 5 THE ANNUAL MEETNG AT ths Company held at ther ofce, Kohala, ths day, the followng offcers were elected for the ensung year: Presdent J. Renton Vce-Presd- ent H. H. Kenton Treasurer...T. R. Walker Secretary H. H. Renton Audtor T. R. Key worth H. H. RENTON, Secretary. Kohaa, May 6th, 1S f-- 2 w Kaserlch Deutscte Konsnlal E N DEM AMTSBEZRKE DES D Kaserlch deutschen Konsulats zu Honolulu, H.., wohnenden deutschen StaatsaDgehoergen werden herdurch benachrchtgt, dass Anmeldungen be-h- ufs Entragung n de von dem Konsu-lat- e gefuejrte Matrkel an jedeaa Wochentage n den Stunden von 3 bs 5 Uhr nachmttags muendlch oder schrftlch erfolgen koennen. Be der Meldung snd dejengen Papere ( He-matsch- en, Pass, Ersatz-reserve-che- Seewehr-Sche- n u. s. w. vorzulegen, durch welche nacbgewesen wrd, dass der Enzutragende de Staatsange-hoergke- t n enem der sum Deutschen Reche gehoerenden Bundesetaate bestzt. Durch de Entraarung n de Matrkel wrd de zehnjehrge Frst unterbrochen, nach dtren Ablauf deutscbe Staatsangehoerge atolge tes Aufentbaltes m Auslande bre Staats-angehoergk- et verleren. Der Kas rlche Konsul. V. J. F. HACKFELD w W aq jo jd n, vn oj pee.9p spooo puw AjamtajQ vjujo;t?3 sauj eq; putq uo au?suod dasj saudoc ' sdqsojj puu tsaq oqj?o J0o? n j A3NO XSV3T 3H V.OA S3H30OHO khz ao axv plfj phl O ft S s 3 K'S 3C smal W TN THE CRCUT COURT. FRST 1. Crcut of the Hawaan slands. 'u the matter of the Bankruptcy of W. P. McWAYSE of Kona, Hawa" Order on petton of Bankrupt for dscharge Upon readng and flnc the petton of W. D. McWayne, of Kon, Hawa, allegng that more than px months have elapsed snce he was adjudcated a bankrupt, and prayng for a dscnarvre from all bs debts. t s ordered that FRDAY, the 31st day of May. A. D. 1895, n Alolnn Hale, Honolulu, at 10 a. m. o that day. at Chambers, be and the same s hereby app nted for the hearng o sa'd petton, at wh ch tme and place a 1 ere lrors who have proved ther c ams aganst sad bankrupt may appear and show cause, f any they havp, why the prar of sad bankrupt should not be granted. By the C urt : CHARLES F. PETERSON. Clerk. Dated Honolulu, Mav 10, w Dog Lost. A BROWW RETREVER. Fnder please return to W. P. BOYD. Kng street, near Sam Parker's S89t-- M Therefore you should take advantage of every opportunty that presents tself of addng to your stock. The New Standard Dctonary s one of these opportuntes. Don't fal to nvestgate t. Further partculars, address A. W. EVANS, Agent p Get eral Delvery, 3986 Honolu'u. Enterprse Bock Beer AT Tlt PANTHEON TODAY The Australa wll brng a consgnment of ENTERPRSE BOCK BEER, the last shpment of the 5eascn,for the PAN- THEON SALOON TODAY. ENTERPESE BEEK. The largest shpment o Beer ever brought to the slands wll arrve by the Australa today for the PANTHEON. Come Early Acd Avod The Rash tf The Slver Queston s drawng the attenton of the publc n the Unted States, and the comng asprant for presdental honors wl be forced to declare hs ntentons as regards the slver plank. SLVERWARE of good qualty made by responsble houses are always stamped wuh the manufacturers' name. We nvte the publc (toursts especally) to make a thorough examnaton of our stock and prces, n Sterlng Slverware, Souvenr Spoons, Plated Ware, Watches and Damonds. Natve Jewelry manufactured n unque desgns and to order. Jacobsou & Pfefter. FORT STREET. Wenner & Co.' Old Stand. Pacfc COMPANY. Tradng The busness house kcowa as the,stohax " wll be known n the fcture as the PACFC Tradng Company. We s port drect from Japan Dry Goors, lents' Furnshngs, Lacquer, Chnese and Japanese PorceLn Ware, Screen, etc, etc. When desrng anythng, Japanese don't orget, that our stock s the most complete n all departments of any?tore n Honolulu. Pacfc Trado Coropoy, and 206 Fort Street, m Esplanade. HENRY WATERH.KE, Beat Estate and nsurance. QUEEN STREET. Specal facltes for handlng Real Estate and Prvate Busness. Rents, Dv dends and nterest Collected. For Sale acres of cod rch Land at Ka- - neohe Bay, planned n frut and ornamental trees Sutable for hotel or summer resdence. Rce Land at Haca and Palama. Fuldnsj Lot at Punahou. opposte Rev. Hram Bngham's place. Desra e Houee Lots onvnevard street and House Lot on Llba street. House and Large Grounds on Kuku steet brngng good rental. Land on Funchbowl st., opnot North Pacfc nsttute, wth 5 Houses and room for 3 or 4 more. Good rental. 50 Anref o coo J Coffee Land n Kona Dstrct, '-- mles trom Napoopoo; 1200 to 1300 feet eevat n. New House on School St., Ewa sde of Nuuanu Avenue wth good grounds. Asde rom the above. have other desrable property for sale or lee. For partculars, call at the offce Also Agent for the Unon Assurance Soc-t- y of London. S w Queen street. Yon can bay the latest dates of ths paper at Ho of J. A. Martn. Eoesn't look embarrassed. He s lookng forward toward a pleasant evenng. He knows hs dress s exactly what t should be as the sut was made by us. We have reduced our Futs from $30 to 1. Now s your chance f you want to get dressed n fne etjle for lttle money. MEDFROS & CO., S. Decker. Manager. Hotel street, opposte Knc Bros. EXHBTON. MASONC French AT TEMPLE Fancy Goods, Gloves, Laces Slt Wasts, Lades' Fne French Lnen, Underwear, Etc. Sold at Very Low Prces MPORTED DRECTLY BY M. POULAN. Glore Warranted not to Urak or Crack. Any Knd of Underwear made to Order TE LEPHONE 473. ATTENTON WOULD RESPECTFULLY US' form my frends and the publc that am stl n the Tnsmth aad Plumbng busness That am now offerng fo; cash regular sze 2x6 feet, Zcc Lned Bath Tubs, wth Plug, Chan and sma pece of ppe ready for connecton for only $10 each. Also Stove Ppe at bedrock prces : 6 n., 45c. a length ; 5)j n. 40c. a length ; 5 n., 35c a length. JCAll knds of Jobbng promptly attended to. pmw Rng up Telephone 844 and you orders wll receve prompt attenton a lowest prces. JAS XOTT. Jr. FRESH CALFORNA LME. X. L. Brand. FOR SALE BY Castle & Cooke tf Commercal Saloon. Corner Nsuaru an J Beretana Streets. T. KLVEN, - Manager. COOL, FRESH BEER OX DRACGHT AD THE STARD BRS OP BOTTLED BEER. Fue Whskes, Braude, Wnes FRENCH LQUOR5. Table Claret a specalty. CkWBBT MANHATTAN GX and GRESHAM COCKTALS whea you have a thrst on (lhonton). Second Door Above Hotel Street, on Fort Street. The Amercan Novelty.' WRE.:-- JEWELRY PNS, BRACELETS, HARPNS', ETC. MADE TO ORDER. MONEY. Watches cleaned f 75 Mansprngs 75 Balance w- -ls and P'vo'R 50 Clocks cleaned from 50 N'.B. Ths s for fjrst-cl- as work. W. J. STODDART Guardan's Notce. L1AVZNG THS DAY BEEN AP-- ' ' ponted guardan of James Love, a spendthrft, notce s hereby gven that wll not be responsble for any blls contracted by hm or by any person n he behalf, unless authorzed bv me s wrtmc. (Sg.) J. ALFRED MA GOON. Dared Honolulu. February 14, t-f DR. E. C. SURMANN, PHYSCAN.' FCE: 137 Fort Street. 'Telephone 181. Hours: 9 to 11 a M.,2to4and 7 to 8 p.m Sundays : 9 to 11 a. m and 7 to 8 p m Graduate of best German College. Practced several veers n Berln m The Hawaan Gazette Company manufacture rabber stamps of all ascrptons. Clearance COMMENCNG March A.Vn (O.VTVCKG ror Sale 1st 30 DAYS Am Overstocked. Everythng, ncludng shelves nnd counters are loaded wth coods. Must Have Room Specal and have marked prces down to naupurate a Great Sale. Sale of some artcle each day, whch wll be dsplayed n the wndow ach day pror to the day of sale. Ths wll be a grand tme (or for the people of Honolulu to secure bargans. AMOSKEAG (lnghams 14 YARDS FOR $1. Don't Forget the Date MARCH 1st. Temple of Fash 10D M. G. SLVA, Prop. Gentlemenlv NSTNCTS TEACHES Gentlemenlv -:- - Gentlemen That n order to appear well before the Lades they must dress neatly. K. FURUYA s up to the tme n ruroshogs Acd nvtes your attenton to hs latest mportatons of SLK SCARFS, Shrts n plan, fancv and Percale bosoms. Newest and freshest desgns. Underwear n all grades. Blankets Blankets n and at prces that wll as-- tonsh vou. K. FURUYA, Bobpsoo Block, Hotel Street. L FOR ALE A TRACT OP L ON ONE of the other slaads ; to be sold en- - or m 1aanTlt' to sut, from 20 to 1000 acres, or more. The land s composed of Wet. Dry Forest, and sotable for Coffee, Rce, Taro acd Cane, Graang. CE PER ACRE m "J F.," Advertser Offce. The Advrtshb s the leadng daly paper of the Hawaan slands. t has a larger crculaton and advertsng patronage than any paper publshed n the Hawaan slands. Telephones 88.

3 Ctzens Gnad as Mltary. Under the proposed company formaton of the Ctzens Guard there wll be two companes n the frst dvson ; two n the second ; two n the thrd ; one n the fourth and one n the ffth. There wll also be a cavalry company and a squad to report at polce headquarters. Marshal Htchcock wll be the nomnal colonel : the deputy-marsh- al leutenant-colone- l, wth possbly Edward Htchcock as adjutant. F. B. McStocker wll more major-commandn- g. than lkely be elected Makapuu Pont n. Ol. The cleverly executed ol pantng of Makapuu Pont by D. Howard Htchcock for the Marshal's offce, was placed n the wndow of the Pacfc Hardware Co. yesterday mornng. Asde from ts ntrnsc value, the pantng s valuable as a hstorc remembrance of the spot where a gaurd under Alfred Carter was statoned to ntercept the rebels. Dvson 5, C. G. Meetng. Dvson 5, Ctzens Guard, met at the Reformatory School last nght. Some ffty members were present. A commttee was apponted to prepare a letter of condolence to the famly of the late Jeremah Smonson, who was a member of the dvson. t was decded, after careful consderaton, to accept the company formaton scheme as adopted by the head offcers of the Ctzens Guard. A meetng wll be held next Tuesday evenng to elect offcers and to hear the report of the commttee on letter of condolence. Another Runaway. Chnese hack No. 25 ws left standng near the corner of Mauna-ke- a and Kng streets wthout an occupant last nght. The horse caught the runaway epdemc whch has been so prevalent durng the past week, and made a break for Nuuanu street. Turnng nto that street the anmal contnued on ts course untl stopped near the Afong resdence. No damage was done. Company Formaton Endorsed. About one hundred members of Dvson 4, Ctzens Guard, met n Amercan League hall last nght and unanmously endorsed the proposed company formaton and the holdng of a reunon at an early date. T. B. Murray acted as The regular monthly meetng of the Honolulu Teachers' Assocaton wll be held ths afternoon at 3 o'clock n the Y. M. C. A. hall. George Malna was convcted of perjury n the second degree by a natve jury yesterday. He was sentenced to mprsonment at hard labor for two years. Hack No. 53 of the Pantheon Stables had a narrow escape from beng smashed to peces last nght. Whle on the stand, and about ready to start out, the horse made a plunge and fell on the sdewalk. Wllng hands soon freed the anmal, whch was none the worse for the fall. H. Peterson, a bluejacket from the Phladelpha, was thrown from hs horse early last nght, outsde the house of George Beckley on Kng street. Hs somewhat maudln condton rendered hm unconscous of the bruses whch covered hs face. He was sent aboard shp after a short tme n the lock-u- p. Y. W. C. T. U. Watchman, what of the nght? The mornng dawneth. That glad morn when the land of the free and the home of the brave shall have wthn ts borders no serpents tral ; that glad day when our boys can grow nto manhood and no grog shops plot ther damnaton ; that glad day when the mother and wfe can rejoce that around ther throne, the Amercan home, has been thrown the strong defense of the law aganst ts despoler, the Baloon ; that glad day when n the halls of legslaton shall st men who fear God and love country ; that glad day when the despot shall be dethroned, the oppressor overthrown, and ths shall become ndeed and n realty a government of the people, for the people, by the people. n that day we shall realze, as we do not now, that rghteousness exalteth a naton. God help us to hasten ts comng. The fact that the largest death rate from alcoholsm of any cty n the world go to 1000 s n Stockholm, the Swedsh captal and the home of the Gottenberg system, shows that system to be no better than hgh lcense. There s no good or harmless way to do wrong. THE PACFC COMMERCAL, ADVERTSER; HO-NOU-T- J, MA Llle May Bentley Born a Genus Dsease Threatens to Cut Short a Noble Career But Hood s Sarsaparllla Good Health. Restores Llle May Bentley s an accomplshed elocutonst and natural born speaker of only 12 years of age. She s the only chld temperance lecturer before the publc. Her genus, however, dd not exempt her from an attack of a dsease of the blood. Her own words best tell the story : " C.. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. : " heartly Jon wfh the many thousands that are recommendng Hood's Sarsaparllla. had been troubled from nfancy wth gatherngs n the head. 1 was compelled to leave school upon the doctor's advce. He thought t was the only thng to save my lfe, but Contnued to Crow Worse. was persuaded fnally by a frend to try Hood's Sarsaparllla. The use of one bottle acted ex-- Hood'sCures factvely upon the blood and began to mprove. Xfter the use of three bottles the gatherng ceased and am cured of my former trouble. owe my lfe and wll always reman a true frend to Hood's Sarsaparllla." Llle May Bent-le- t, Shelby vlle, ndana. Get HOOD'S. Hood's Plls act easly, yet promptly and effcently, on the lver and bowels. 25o. HOBRON DRUG COMPANY,.:66 Wholesale Agents. To Let, A DESRABLE RESDENCE on Alapa ttrf-et- only two, mnutes walk from Beetana street. Apply to A. C. PESTANA, At Aleeers. Gcnsalves & Co., Queen st W Openng Announcement WLLAMS WSHES TO HH. to the publc that be wll have hs new stock of and Undertakng Goods open for npectcn the last of ths week. Specal nvtaton to my old pa'rons. Warng Block, Fort and Beretaoa streets l- m CARRAGES. C. Brewer & Co., Queen LMTED, Street, Ofler for Sale the Followng Assortment of Carrages Just Arrved EX HELEN BREWER. FROM SEW YORK, VZ Loop Front Phaetons Canopy Top Phaetons, ONE Cut-und- er Extenson Top Phaetons, SPDER PHAETON, Canopy Top Surreys, Surreys, Boston Surreys, MAPLEWOOD -:-- CARTS The publc are nvted to call and nspect the above at our Repostory on Queen street. All Carrages are from the well-kno- wn bulders, DOLE & OS- GOOD of Feabody, Mass., whose work has been n use n Honolulu for many years past, and has never been wantng l- m S JNTNCLNy At Hawaan Gazette Offce. found Are more charmng than the book. Even the mnd s not more open to mpressons than the feet. t's c aracterstc of our shoes that they always make a de-- loltfnl mnrpppon. not onlv on the feet but on tre eyes as w e. Toe style o our rmtwmt s the Trlbv. al the to, and the value above rar. t' s easer than walkng down hll to cet a rerfect ft frcm our ttock, whle ther el aetcty and softness make nur Rhnm dpal means cf ease and comfort. There are ro f hce-- lke ours and cer s tanly no prces lke ours for euch shoes as these. TRE MFACTDRERS' SHOE COMWS Be SHOE STORE, 516 Fort Street. THS SPACE RESERVED FOR N. S. SACHS', 520 Fort Street CLAUS SPRECKELS & CO., BANKERS, Honolulu, - Hawaan slands. Draw exchange on the prncpal parts of the world and transact a general bank-n- g busness. Note That the War la over, and t s the duty of every ctzen to support the exstng form of government. Although thngs may not move wth the cordalty that would nsure an everlastng pesce, stll they may be allowed to subsde nto that ndfference wthout anmosty, that would allow ether party to work out ther best nterests. All thngs consdered t may be for the best, but tme, the only arbtrator n such casep, must alone decde that. J. G. STEWART s a plumber, and wll do your work n a shape and at fgures that wll srve satsfacton tf 15 BETHEL STREET. O. HENERY, Panter and Upholsterer. Wll make estmates on all Szes of Contracts, Work for Fantng, Wall Paperng, and Upholsterng do my own work and guarantee j eats acton. Leave orders at Hawkns Furnture Store, corner Kng and and Alakea streets m. - Honolulu Nestle's M& Fxd for nfants has, darng t5 years, grown n tavor wth both doctors and mothers throughout the world, and s now unquestonably not only the best sub.ttute for mothers' mlk, but the food whch agrees wth the largest percentage of nfants. t gves strength and stamna to resst the weakenng effects of hot weather, and has saved the lves of thousands of nfants. To any mother sendng her address, and mentonng ths paper, we wll send samples and descrpton of Sestle's Food. Thoa. & Co., Sole Ag'ts, Let-mn- 29 Murray St.,. Y. Tre Agency for NESTLE'S MLK FOOD 13 WTH THK Hollster Drug Company, Lmted 523 Fort Street, Honolulu, H.. WNG WO TA & HA VK RECEVED EX BAJBK LSA CO., A LARGE NVOCE KATTAN CHARS LOUNGES 8873 Half and Halt" s a great appetzer, makes the weak stout and purfes the blood. Sold at the f BEST MADE N THE WORLD STOH&MERRlL S PRE P 5 r - - V f Bakng FRST powder ALL OTHERS ARE MTATONS. L. B. KERR, QUEEN STREET,... MPORTER European and Amercan DryrGoods Just to Hand: New Sutngs, Serges and Talors'.Requstes, Denms, Drlls, Flannels, Blankets, Whte Cottons, Towolm, Mosquto Nets. DRESS GOODS. Vctora Lawns, nda Lnens, Nansook.--, Lace Strptt, Sateens, Cotton Pongees. Handkerchefs, Hosery, Rbbons, Laces, Flowers and Feathers; Salor Hats; Slk Handkerchefs and Shawls; Buttons; Brads. SOLE AGENT FOK THK Celebrated "Pearl" Sewng Machnes Embracng all tbe Latent mprovement and Attachments.,. B.f fkerr, QUEEN STREET HONOLULU The above MOLNE WHEEL WALKNG PLOWS we now carry n stock and can fll orders for same promptly. They have been thorougly tred and the fact that we have sold SEVENTEEN on the sland of Hawa alone durng the past two months shows that the planters know a good thng when they see t. We stll sell the well-know- n Hall Breaker. 12, 14, 15 and 16 nch, whch s also made by the MOLNE PLOW COM- PANY. One of our latest customer? says ths: "Send me a 16 nch. 'Hall's' Breaker, have tred other makes lately and fnd they do not do the work that yours wll." We have all szes of Plows from 4 to 16 nches; also sde hll and furrow Plows. We have the most complete assortment of Tools of all knds for cleanng sugar or coffee lands. Our stock of SHP CHLERY and ROPE has been added to lately and we can furnsh almost anythng needed. "WAUKEGrAN" BARBED WRE s far ahead of any other make; try t and you wll be surprsed wth the results. f you prefer galvanzed or black plan Fence Wre we have a heavy stock. f you want a perfect wre stretcher send to E. O. Hall & Son. JEE VTJTTJA, LFE NSURANCE COMPANY NEW YORK RCHARD A. MeCVRDY Presdent. Assets December 31st, 1894 : 9204,638, A Good Record, the Best Guarantee for the Future. FOR PARTCULARS, APPLY TO S. B. ROSE, 0-prfT- 1 Aarfvnt. fov Hawnnn Tlr. EX GAELC, NEW GOODS Consstng of Floor and Furntnre Mattng of all grades. Underwear. Crepe and Whte Jhrts ; Parasols and Umbrellas ; Straw Hats of snperor qualty ; Flower and Vejje able Heeds of great varety; Bamboo and Flower Baskets of all szes ; Black and Green l eas.. TAKEMURA, 405 KNG STKEKT. EMPRE SALOON", The Hawaan Gazette Jon s ssued Two for 25 Cent- - the Columba Bcycle Club on Tuesdays and Frdays

4 4 The Pacfc Commercal ued Bvery Mornng, Sunday, by the Advertser rte JL'ACUflC CUMMEKCAL ADVBBTSEf: HONOLULU, MAY would be sure to draw the prze, and vet there stll remaned that old, tme-honore- d custom of gong up to the captal and tryng for a prze, and as the unexpected does eometmes happen, chance mght favor them. Corean tradton and folklore are full of stores about examnatons, and the dong away wth them wll elmnate a moet fundamental factor from Corean lfe of today. t wll be lke takng from the Swss hs Alpne horn, from the Englshman hs Chrstmas, from the Spanard hs bullfght, from the talan hs Carnval, frorl the Turk hs Mecca." Here agan may be notced an ever present characterstc of advanced cvlzaton. The whole machnery of the government s put upon a pure busness bass. Sources of waste and government play that possbly gave a certan poetry of corrupton to the country's affars, are to be wped out and the rse and fall of personalty depend upon personal capabltes, rather than "personal pall." 1 8gj. ANNUAL ELEVKNTH HE MEETNG Hawaan Gazette Company HAWAAN At No. 318 Merelmnt Mret. WALLACE R. FARRNGTON, EDTOR. THURSDAY, MAY 16, Among the men recently suggested as a possble successor to Mnster Thurston, the name of Charles R. Bshop has been ad-rance- d. Mr. Bshop certanly has many personal qualtes whch would recommend hm to a pos 4; n fh rlnlomatc corps at Vl A VMM. ' Washngton. On frt suggeston the proposed scheme of establshng communcaton between the dfferent slands of the group by meanb of the helograph seems a very fepp;me one. As busness ncreases the cessty om-muncat- on of some form of telegraph becomes more ;nt. An nter-slan- d cable s o course the objectve possblty of the future, but t wll doubtless be a good many years before the hopes of the communty n ths drecton are realzed. t wll certanly be to the advantage of the country to naugurate some system whch wll fll the bll for the tme beng. There s an appropraton of $500 for the Flour promoton of carrer pgeon servce that has never been used and s not lkely to be. Whle the helographc to Hawa s yet VOCE THE PRESS. The Admnstraton's foregn polcy s not the result of blnd leadng blnd, but cross-eye- d leadng crosse-ye- d. The poorest vson of all results from a determnaton not to see. Detrot Trbune. There must be no repetton of the Egyptan polcy n ths case. of ground on the Amercan hem sphere, and n the neghborhood of the routes she can trans-sthma- n not have an nch. The Monroe doctrne means that, and t means that f the Englsh occupaton of system as appled auara mu ua very much n embryo t s wormy reckonng. New York World, of careful nvestgaton and serous fc doeg nofc ar thafc the Unted consderaton. States are at all anxous to take a hand n the dffculty between treat Brtan and Ncaragua. Everythng COREA'S NEW CVLZATON. s ndeed well between us and the Unted States. "London Daly Chroncle. Premontorv evdences of the n vew of the subservency of advance of western cvlzaton our Government to the Brtsh n nfluenced bv Japan are con-- w Hawaan affars and n every A other taned n a seres of resolu case where Amercan and Brtsh tons agreed to by the Corean nterests have conflcted ths complacent opnon concernng the probable atttude of the Admnstra Councl of State. These resolu tons call for the dong away of the ton n the Ncaraguan matter dstncton between the patrcan would seem to be justfed. Wash and plebean ranks and that men ngton Star. shall be selected for offce accord ng: to ther abltv and wthout MLTARY REGULATONS. Homo homn lupus s a Latn phrase meanng "Man s a wolf to hs fellow man; one man preys on another." The above phrase s one. whch at the present tme s of consderable moment to the people of the Hawaan slands. n the "good old days of long ago" we could leave our homes, and f occason requred even our places of busness, and feel that everythng would be as t was when we left; but tmes have changed, and wth the rapd advancement of these slands towards a closer relaton wth the Unted States, the attenton "that we attract abroad brngs all classes of persons to our shores the Jockey Offcal Club RON, ol, cotton, beef and wheat, the fve great Amercan staples of export, are advancng n value. Other ndustral products. ncludng carrage goods, act n sympathy. A month hence 1 14W the cost of reparng your carrage may be lo per cent, great JUNE nth, 1S95. Programme, RACES TO COMMENCE AT 10 A. M. SHARP. er than t s today. Get n now and save money. HAWAAN CARRAGE M'FG. CO., XO. 70 QUEEN STREET. HYMAN SOLE AGENTS 1ST BCYCLE KACE. England cannot have another rood Tourst, the Captalst, the Mer Prze : Gold Medal, valued at $20. En CELEBRATED chant, the Mechanc and Clerk, and the Burglar. Speakng of the latter class of ndvduals, there are several branches, vz: the Safe Breaker, the Tran Robber, and the House Burglar. At the present tme the house burglar s the one who has graced our cty wth hs presence, and to forestall hs becomng too famlar t s necessary to use such means as trance lee $ mle dash, for all. 2D BCYCLE RACE. Prze : Gold Medal, valued at $30. trance fee $ mle Free for all. Free 3D HONOLULU PURSE, $200. Runnng Race; mle dash. Free for all. 4TH MERC SLANTS PURSE, $200. Trottng and Pacng, to Harness ; 2 :40 Class; mle heats, 3 n 5 Free for all. 5TH PONY RACE, PURSE $ mle dash, for all Pones 14 hands or under. (Wll be run between beats of No. 4.) 6TH-ROB- TA CHALLENGE CUP, $250 ADDED. Dayton BEOS., FOR THE Have just receved a shpment by S. S. Warnmoo whch they offer to the trade only AT $3.10 PER BARREL A Cash Dscount of 3 Per Cent. Runnng Race; 1 mle dash. Free for all. Wnner of Cup to beat record Wll be allowed for prompt cash payment. of Ahge A (1 :45) and receve $50 extra. n wll keep hm at a respectable 7TH KAPOLAN PARK PURSE, Honolulu, Aprl 24th, dstance. Revolvers $250. and clubs Trottng and Pacng, to Harness; mle dstncton of brth. The law are all very well when t comes heats, 3 n 5. Free for all. SUFFERERS Daly Programme the Regulars ASTHMA whch renders the famly and con 8TH OCEANC S. Have to Go Through. S. CO.'S CUP, to a hand-to-han- d fght, nectons of a crmnal lable for but $150 ADDED. Snce the control of punshment the mltary s to be abrogated and you possbly may go too far Runnng Race ;?4 mle dash. Hawa- - ARB REQUESTED TO PERUSE THE PAMPHLET an Bred. the offender alone punshed. Early passed nto the hands of Colonel OH McLean, certan changes n the THE marrages are strctly forbdden and be amenable to the law. 9TH KALAKAUA CUPPORSE, $150. daly programme of the regular Runnng Race ; 1 and slavery abolshed. As t s companes mle dash, for Hawa have been made. Fol- - We have a breaker that we an Bred Horses owned by members of the Club. Wnner of Cup to receve $100 n leu of same eesays alone, the throne s to be ORDER OP THE DAY. consder to be the best ever 5 a.ua Revelle Cup becomes the property of person memoralzed to alter the method 5:15 a.m Coffee placed on the market, t s the wnnng t twce. Should the person of selectng offcals. A reform n 5:306:30 a.m Company drll who has won t once and agan ths THE NEWLY DSCOVERED "Hendry Breaker" n 12, meetng, 14 he wll receve n leu of the 7 method of collectng taxes s a a m.breakfast 8 8:30 a.m... Cleanng arms and ac Cup $100, together wth $150 added. also proposed and a specfed coutrements. and 16 nch cut. Manv of Wnner of Cup frst tme wll receve 8:30 a.m Guard mount $150 and credt for one race. statement of the use to whch all SPECFC for ASTHMA. (Frst relef goes on post at 9 government a.m.) 10TH funds are put s to be these breakers and our Rce HAWAAN JOCKEY CLUB 99:45 a.m Fatgue dutv PURSE, $150. requred. 9:45 a.m nspecton of quarters Plows have been sold and n The Pamphlet 2:50 Class; doesn't mle cost heats. 2 Tree anythng h the cure only 10 a.m. 6 p.m That the legal form of a hgher rst lberty 12 m. 1 p.m Dnner for all. cvlzaton s advancng cannot be 45 p.m Company drll every case have gven entre Two Dollars 11 TH dened n the lght of foregong 5:306:30 p.m PRESDENT WDE MANN'S Supper 69 facts, but whether the offcals who p.m Second lberty satsfacton. CUP, $150 ADDED. Sunset Retreat Runnng Race W mle dash. Free are n many nstances practcally 9pm Tattoo The Vctor Safe and Lock for all. Call on or address the 9:30 p.m Taps cuttng off ther own heads, wll Company of Cncnnat, Oho, enforce the new order of affars s Board AH of Health New Quarters. entres are to he made wth qute another queston. The new sent us a the Secretary before number of ther safes, THURSDAY. HOLLSTEE DEUG That porton of the Judcary June COMPANY 6th, Entrance fees to be 10 per cent, of regulatons are destroyng tme buldng n rear of puree, the old legslatve hall and begnnng at the 53 PORT STRBBT, unless otherwse of the sze most sutable for Post specfed. honored customs, and the avdty All Races to be run or trotted foldng doors, a porton of whch s Offce, store and plantaton under the rules of now used by the Labor Commsson, the Hawaan Jockey Club. wll be the new quarters of the use. They are "safe", durable, commodous, Old peces of Furnture made hghly All Horses are expected to start. The Beauty Board of Health. decoratve by an applcaton of our Work of fttng up the place wll unless wthdrawn bv 9 o'clock a. attractve h. on June 10th, be commenced today n order that SOME PANOS t may be ready for occupancy by and wonderfully cheap. General Admsson 50 cents ART ENAMEL Grand Stand Extra 50 cents and PANTS $1 the Board next Thursday. Carrages, nsde of course j The Labor Commsson The Empre Washng Ma each...$2.50 wll use Quarter Stretch Badges $5 dflcult to test ablty by lterary lowng s the programme: Hmalya Asthma Remedy wth whch Coreans accept the new order, as compared wth the example set by Japan, wll be closely watched by those nterested n the study of the socal characterstcs of the Orental natons. Homer B. Hulbert, a wrter of the Corean Repostory beleves that the dea of class dstncton ceas a room on the upper floor. Testng New Water Supply. Chef Engneer Hunt was around town yesterday afternoon flushng the hydrants and testng the force of water from the new pumpng plant. Pressure almost equal to the work of an engne was demonstrated. The new plant was run all day yesterday and worked well. The contractors have untl the last day of ths month to turn the plant over to the Government. Ths wll not lkely be done untl that tme. Complmentary Muscale. Members of Central Unon Church chor, asssted by Msses Grace Rchards, Mc-Gre- Axtell, w, Kate S. G. WLDER, S8cretarv Hawaan Jockey Club t- d CHALK TALK s only "case deep." t s much easer to make a handsome case than t s to put musc nto t. A tolerable mechanc can do the onethe other requres the best thought of a muscal artst. "We Westerners talk about work ng up, but n Corea the great trouble s that a man of the upper classes, however desperate hs crcumstances, cannot throw off hs coat and start n at the foot of the ladder. Ths resoluton s not so much a law as a statement of opnon desgned to gve drecton to publc opnon and gradually work t up to a pont where the enuncaton of such a prncple wll be unnecessary." Of the selecton of offcals on the bass of true mert, Mr. Hulbert says, "Coreans all knew that the lterary examnaton was a farce, and that the man who could pay most handsomely or who had the ear of one of the nfluental offcals chne s bult on the prncple of not only the economy of ng to exst s Utopan. He says, labor to the use, but of rapd- The Kroeger Panos ty and perfecton of work turned out. All plantatons, machne shops, mlls and anyone havng use for beltng are advsed to see our stock of Jewel Extra Short Lamp Beltng n szes from y2 nches to 12 nches double. All have handsome, Chalk marks properly tasteful, made on cloth durable cases; but n to conform wth vour fgure, ther are eure to factory constant, careful, stu gve you a ft. dous attenton s gven to the guarantee to ft you n pants or producton of suts a perf ct and lastng or we don't want your tone. trade. The beauty and honesty of a Kroeger begns wth the varnsh on OsTGve ne a tra' and you wll come the case, and goes straght through aan. C. AKMA, to the ron plate that holds the Nuuanu Street. strngs. We'd lke to 6how you the nsde of a Kroeger. Panos kept n tune for one vear grats. Old nstruments taken n part payment. Tunng and Reparng a specalty. No skll s requred and one can get any shade wanted. Tssue Paper, Wres hand. Asbestos Paper tor paper flower work now on Pcture Framng s our specalty for stantly recevng mouldngs. frst-cla- ss whch new we are eon-fle- e gns n We are now offerng sometbn n Colored Photos. Wllam Love and a qun J. W. BERGSTR0M, KHNTG tette from the Hawaan Band, wll gve a muscale n Y. M. C. A. Hall on the evenng of May 24th, complmentary to Mrs. Warrner, who wll leave for the Coast durng the frst week n June. The Hawaan Hantaan Cc Ltt. FCE: THRUM'S BOOK'RTDR P BROS The Hawaan Gazettb Cotpawt Opposte manufacture rubber stamps of all Hawaan Gazette Company. descrptons 3857 HOTEL STREET.

5 Wll HORSES GO DP? SOME WHO OUGHT TO KNOW MAKE ANSWER N THE AFFRMATVE. TJ.- UtctaMed - Ha Klled th Breedng usns, and as Trucks, tar-raee- s, Etc., Can't Ke Electrcally 'ro-- l led the Supply Wll Soon Be Too Small. t s tho judgment of a good many who have made a study of tho matter that the man who has horses to sell at the begnnng of the next century wll be a very lucky fellow. For, although t has been a runous thng to have much money nvested n equne flesh of late, there s evety reason, say the horse sharps, to beleve that much hgher prces are n sght. Already, 6ad one of the most extensve dealers n the oountry n a recent conversaton wth the wrter, an npward tendency has begun to manfest tself, and although prces aro not yet at all good thero has been an advance n the A 100 HORSE FOR $50. bg ctes of 10 or 1. per cent oyer the fgures that were realzed a year ago. Probably ths advance has not been felt as yet by many breeders of horses, and ndeed thero aro few breeders left now, but those stll n the busness wll begn to hear the good news pretty soon, nnd tho ncreaso of prces wll be contnuous for porno years to come. "When tto trolleys and the cables took possesson of tho street ralways," sad ths dealer, "almost all demand for horses of any but the fancy types dsappeared. What lttle demand was left was fully suppled by the anmals dscarded by the ralroads. f there had beon no other source of supply, there would probably havo been no more declne n prces than was nevtable because of the general depresson, but the breeders had largo numbers of horses on hand and were generally n such a fnancal condton as rendered t mperatve that they should realze wthout delay. Consequently tho nflow of horses at tho bg ctes, where the chef markets aro located, was n uowso dmnshed, and the result was a tremendous over supply. "n the early part of 1894 the rulng prces n New York, Boston, Chcago, Cncnnat, Baltmore, Phladelph4a and elsewhere were so low as almost to make sellers weep, and many breeders went bankrupt. myself saw scores of horses sold for $50 and $60 apece that a few years beforo would havo been worth $200 and $300 each, whle well worn horses that stll had consderable sorvco n them would fetch not ono cent more than ther carcasses were worth to bo worked up nto such ma terals as may be produced from defunct eqnnes. n New York tho prces xl such horses ranged from $oto$?a head, and nowhero else were they much better. n many places, where there are no facltes for the utlzaton of horses' carcasses, wornout anmals were good for nothng but to consume provender, and consequently thousands upon thousands were klled smply to get rd of them. "At the same tme breeders all over tho country decded to get out of the busness, and n order to do ths rushed ther horses to the market wth all possble speed, beng fully prepared to dsposed tho anmals at whatever prce they could pet, no matter how groat the sacrfce. Ths of course congested the market stll further, and prces went down, down, down. At present t s safe to say that fully nne-tenth- s of those who bred horses fve or sx years --ago have abandoned tho busness entrely. Ths may not be true wth regard to the breedng of trottng stock, although a largo number of these have also turned ther attenton to other lnes, but t s more than true of tho breeders of every other sort of horse. f Kuch a general revoluton n ths ndustry had taken place a few years ago, the demand would havo outrun the supply long before ths, and prces would al--.- drauced to very hgh fg-- ON TUB WAY TO THE BONE UoLKUS. ures, but as ralroad horses aro stll beng supplanted by tfas wre n the ar Wre underground tho Bale and the rope of the dscarded anmals and the remanng stock of the breeders bare so far been suffcent to keep the market -- from runnng short. "Ths wll notcontuuo always, however. The tme wll come, and that sooner than most people expect t, when the number of dscarded and left over horses wll not bo equal to the demands of the express companes, the truckmen, the cab drvers, prvate ndvduals and vncnocj men There s as ret no reason to beleve that the mysterous THE PACFC COMMEBCA, HONOLULU, MAY 1G, flud whch has been set to haulng the street cars of Amerca can be utlzed for the propulson of ordnary vehcles over ordnary roads and pavements. All the busnesses have ndcated wll have to be contnued, however, and horses must bo had to carry them on. The demand wll be less than t used to be, of course, but as the supply wll be practcally nonexstent t s perfectly clear to me that the latter wll exceed the former, and that prces must go up. thnk t s safe to assert that by 1900 hoses wll brng exceedngly hgh 'fgures, for by that tme the present workng stock of the country wll bo practcally worn out. n fact, beleve the Unted States wll be utterly unable to furnsh ts own horses fve years from now. Snce talkng wth ths man have heard the matter dscussed by a number of others as conversant as he s wth the stuaton, and the general sentment seems to be that hs vew of the future of the horse busness s qute correct. Down to the present, however, although there has been a slght advance of prces as to certan grades, mentoned at the begnnng of ths artcle, the busness s stll stagnant, and half worn horses are beng klled for ther hde, etc., n great numbers n all the large ctes. t s a very common thng to see a lttle tug n the harbor of New York puffng ts way toward tho ocean towng a bg garbage scow a largo part of whose load conssts of tho carcasses of dscarded horses whch a few years ago would have sold readly at from $20 to $30 a head and would have been used for the haulng of peddlers' wagons, tho delvery wagons of the smaller groceres, laundres, etc., nstead of beng sent to dreary Barren sland, there to be converted nto green hdes, soap fat, fertlzng phosphate, plasterers' har, pgments, raw materal for buttons and other artces of bone. There have been stores from the west of surplus horses beng shot down upon the prares of extensve breedng ranches and left there to rot. From ndana and other central western states t has been telegraphed that horseflesh has been used for food n quanttes because of ts exceedng cheapness. Whether these thngs aro stll gong on s not known to the wrter, but f the vews that have here been quoted aro correct the slaughter of horses stll ft for lght work, smply to get rd of them, wll soon stop, and t wll not be very long that any horse not wholly decrept wll be n danger of beng turned over to tho bone bolers. Qute nterestng, n vew of the general stuaton, are the facts wth regard to horses of trottng blood of tho better grade and especally those whch have "BG BONES." made records upou tho track. Prces for such anmals, partcularly the latter, have been and aro very satsfactory. There are two causes for ths, one beng the apparent fact that the season of 1895 s to bo a remarkably good one, so far as trottng contests go, and the other tho fact that Amercan gentlemen drvers and coachng men have tred the mported hackney horses and have found them wantng. t wll not be very long beforo the place whch t was beleved had been won permanently by the Brt sh anmal as the lavonto carrage, coachng and road horse n the Unted States wll agan belong to the horse of Amercan blood. Perhaps ths statement should be qualfed a lttle, because the most satsfactory road and carrage horse n many respects has been found to be one of about two-thrd- s trottng blood and hackney. t one-thr- d s stated that the adverse vew of tho Brtsh horse here ndcated has been adopted even by most of the very rch men who have nvested ther dollars so freely n hackneys and the establshment of farms on whch to breed them, and among tha transactons n horses recorded so far ths year have been many purchases of trottng horses for road and carrage purposes by suoh well known former devotees of the hackney as Dr. Seward Webb, W. K. Van- - derblt, George Gould, the Havemeyers, John Jacob Astor and others. Wth regard to the trottng season soon to open, the most enthusastc predctons are freely made. The purses hung up by varous tracks throughout tho country are unusually large, and the entres are very numerous. f t shall chance, as many trottng magnates and traners beleve t wll, that the record s broken before snow fles, the sport wll receve a new mpetus, whose nfluence wll undoubtedly be felt fo some years to come. t s realzed, however, that the present record of 2:08, held by Alx, s not an easy thng to beat. f t s bested, the horse that accomplshes the seemngly mpossble wll no doubt be as popular as was Maud S n the day of her greatest glory and may even exceed "Trlby" as a fad. n the meantme experments n the way of orossug hackney and trottng blood wll be carred on wth great system. One of the potures gven wth ths artcle s a portrat of Bg Bones, a large, massve gray horse wth a trottng record of 2:282. Ths horse s the only known successful trotter from a cross between Percheron and trottng stock. t s beleved by hs admrers that ho could be easly sent at a 2:18 gat or possbly less, and there are those who beleve that a new breed of valuable carrage horses, stronger than any that have preceded them, but stll able to make very good tme, may be ntroduced by contnued crossngs of the same sort. Bg Bones s owned somewhere n New York state. M.. Dexter. advertser 5 cents f or rm nth Good for nothng: dd you say? Ves, that descrbes how feel. have no energy left, nothng: nterests me. Aly strength has left me and have no nclnaton to work. No one would take me for the same person that used to be. look and feel forlorn and mserable. My sprts are low, feel despondent and can't sleep at nght. am constpated and my dgeston s out of order. feel almost hopeless, t seems to me that shall never be strong agan. Cheer up, your case s far from beng hopeless. You are sufferng from general deblty, your nerves need tonng up, you lack vtalty. The cure les n enrchng and purfyng your blood and strcngth enng the system. You should take Brown's ron Btters, t wll restore you to robust, perfect health. You wll mprove from the frst bottle. Ths remedy s pleasant to take and s a very powerful strength ener. t does not stan the teeth. But get the genune-se- e the crossed red lnes on wrapper. BROWN CHEMCAL CO. BALTMORE. MD TO BE HAD AT H0BR0N DRUG BRUCE CO., Wholesale Agents. CAKTwn REAL ESTATE, BROKERAGE, NSURANCE. Especal facltes for handlng Estates, Trusts, Guardanshps and Prvate Busness, Moneys carefully nvested ; Loans negotated; Rents, Dvdends acd nterests collected. Property sold or leased for a small commsson. General Manager for the Hawaan slands for the followng nsurance Companes : Equtable Lfe Assurance Socety of the Unted States, Assets $S5,044, Commercal. Unon Assurance Company; L'u.,of London, Assets $16,517, mperal nsurance Company, L'd., of London, Assets $9,362, Lon Fre nsurance Company L'd., of London, Assets $4,125, The Board of Underwrters of New Yorfc. The Natonal Board of Marne Underwrters of New York. FOR LEASE. THOSE DESRABLE PRE-- --Lv mses on tne hast sde ot me old Makk playground. The Buldngs are modern, commodous, and n perfect repar. The grounds are spacous and carefully lad cut n frut acd ornamen tal trees. Jlerms $30 per month. O. 4. THE RESDENCE N' accompanyng grounds at Marsh- - feld, opposte Sunny South, Wakk road. The House s completely furnshed wth Antque Koa Furnture. here s an extensve and beautful garden. Pad docks and Stable accommodaton. A rare opportunty to lease a beautful home. For terms, apply to the underegued. O. 5. THAT DESRABLE LOT ON N' the West sde of Judd street, on the Wakk sde of the resdence of C. Bolte, Esq. Ths affords one of the fnest buld-n- g stes n the cty. A long lease on moderate terms to a desrable tenant. O ACRES L N' 'more or less) convenent to Hono lulu ; sutable for rce plantaton. A long lease and easy terms wll be made wth party snkng an artesan well on same. NO. 7. TWO FCE ROOMS, EN on Kaabumanu street. These rooms have been thoroughly repanted and renovated and beng n the heart of the busness centre are extremly desrable for professonal gentlemen. Terms moderate. FOR SALE. O. 1. A FNE BANANA PLANTA- - N ton, bearng trees, n Kalh Valley ; 39 acres n fee smple, 19 acres beng leasehold. Houses Tools, Workng Stock, Good-w- ll, all go wth the place. Land stuate n Kah Valley, n a good arable belt, easly worked, good clmate, fne vew, good carrage road to place A bargan. O. 2 FOR SALE OR LEASE, N' Vacant Lot on Young street, near Thomas Square. Desrable locaton near the resdence of L. Dee. Prce $ SOLD. jo. NO. 6. L AT KUMUEL, Moloka. Prce $275. One-ha- lf expense of deeds. O. 7. HOUSE LOT AT KAMA- - kela, No 15, near Llha street, Ho nolulu; 75 feet frontage by 211 feet deep. Prce $650. House Lot at Karnakela No. 16, adjonng the above; 75 feet by feet. Prce $500. House Lot at Karnakela No. S; 59 0 feet by feet Prce $400.. All desrable lots, n a healthy neghborhood. One-ha- lf expense of deeds. Besdes the above have other desrable property or sale and lease. For nformaton call at the offce, Cartwrght Block, Merchant Street BRUCE CARTWRGHT. 397 J Lades' Column. There s no one n the world so cheerful as a woman who knows she has on a pretty CAPE, ( JAPE, CAPE. CAPES, CAPES. Nowhere wll you. see such a collecton, such a varety, as we offer. well wthn the range of fashon. These Capes wll add grace and beauty to any form, and soften and refne the fgure that knows how to grow old gracefully. SHRTWASTS, SHRTWASTS, SHRTWASTS, The styles are elegance tself, whle the prces are so regulated that those of the most slender means can keep Never before were we better equpped to supply your wth Shrtwast?, we are strctly n t and so wll you be f you purchase one of ours. SHRTWASTS, SHRTWASTS, SHRTWASTS, Easy and comfortable, they always look well, we have an endless varety of patterns to pck from. Lop,k at them. B. F. EHLERS & CO. EREVAN DEA A CHANCE TO GET A Par of Shoes FO- R- Ten Mnutes VV ork The queston among the busness men of Hodoh s.... DOES ADVERTSNG To solve the problem PAY? as well as to ascertan whether advertsements attract the attenton of newspaper readers, we offer a par of our bes $5.00 shoes (f6 50 anywhere else) to the person who sends us, under the head of "Wanted," the cleverest advertsement of our shoes. t must be orgnal, concse, and to the pont. t mast not be longer than any ordnary want ad. found n the daly papers. Advertsement to be wrtten on one sde of whte paper and sgned by the compettor's full name and address. State the name of the paper n whch you saw ths notce and enclose your effort n an envelope marked Mrlnermfs Shoe Store. Ad. Competton. Honolulu. The attenton of out of town subscrbers s partcularly called to ths competton We want your ad. Honolulu compettors may drop ther envelopes n the box just nsde the store door. Competton Closes at Noon, June 15, Z895 Competent judges wll decde who s enttled to the prze. Mcloernys Shoe Store YOKOHAMA BAZAAR, CORNER TTJTJvVr T EX taelc, NEW SLK DRESS HOODS Japanese Buss, Bamboo Screens ; Best rlk aad Cotton Cree Shfts made bv YAMATOYA a koya. A new, full assortment of everythng JaDanene desred by our natrons. gtcskll and nspect. VERY LOWEST PRCES. o MURATA & CO.,. Propretors. H E. McNTYRE & BRO., EAST CORNER FORT KNO STREETS MJ'OKTEUS Groceres, Provsons and Peed. New and Fresh Goods receved by every packet from Calforna, Eastern States, and European Markets. Standard grades of canned Vegetables, Fruts and Fsh. Goods delvered to any part of the cty. Satsfacton guarantee sland trade solcted. P. O BOX 145. WBLNKLED BEAUTES SHOULD Use Lola Montjez Crumb. Skn Food and Tssue Bulder. Does not cover, but heals and cures blemshes of the skn. Makes the tssues frm and bulds up the worn-o- ut muscle fbers, and makes them plump. Lowest n prce and best n value. 75 cents larob pot. Mrs Harrson's Facb Bleach. Cures most aggravated cases of Freckles, Blackheads. Flesh Worms. Sunhnrn. HuomAM. and jou raxenea. yuck n acton and permanent n effects. Prce $1. Mrs. Harrson's Face Powuer. Pure adhesve and postvely nvsble. Three shades whte, flesh, bunette. Wll not clog the pores, stays on all day. Prce 50 cents. Mrs. Harrson's Har Vgor. Stops Fallng Har n one or two applcatons. Prevents Gray Har and causes rch and luxurant growth of Har to grow on bald heads. Cases of years standng specally nvted to a tral. Prce $1. Mrs. Harrson's Har Restorer. Only four to ten days requred to restore har to ts natural color. s not a dye or bleach. No sedment or stckness. Color s permanent when once your har s restored to ts nateral shade. Har becomes glossy and clean. Prce $1. Mrs. Harrson's Frzz. For keepng the har n curls a week at a tme ; not stcky ; don't leave a whte depost on the har. Prce 50 cents. MRS. NETTE HARBSON, Amerca's Beauty Doctor. 30 Geary Street, San Franclco, C. For sale by H0LL8TER DRUG COMPANY, 523 Fort Street, Honolulu. Any lady call at Hollster Drue Comnanv wll be rven a T,adv'a Journal contanng a Beauty Lecture wrtten by Mrs. Nette Harrson. Gve the Baby NFANTS TtAOE NVALDS. MARK. DFA.EKM N ASU- - JOTEh 8TKKKT8. TELEPHONE NO. 92. A Perfect Nutrment Convalescents. consumptves Dyspeptcs and ('c.ced, tutl n A rate llnr mm) - all Whmuc mrue. THE Best Food for Hand-fe- d nfants. OTR ROOK for tho Jnntrtctoa ormothprn, "The fore and turn of nfanta, Fre. " wll a to may address, upon ntulrm rcquent. CO.. boston, Mass., a.n 0 DOLBER-GOODAL- E BENSON, SMTH & CO., Bole Aaents fur te Hawaan m)w1. Royal nsurance Co., LVERPOOL. "THE LAUGK8T N THE WOULD," Assets January 1st, 1892, $42,432, by 8140 Fre rj8rw on an kuj of ntamhe property taken at Current rat ENTEEPRSE PETER HGH & CO. J. s. Alakea and Rchards near WALKER, Agent for Hawaan nland, PLANNG MLL Propretors. MLJ- - : Qneep Street, Honolulu. B. 1 MOULDNGS, Doors, Sash, Blnds, Screens, Frames, TURNED SAWED WORK. Prompt attenton to all orders. TKLEPHONE MUTUAL 66. EVERYBODY Geo. s Burned Out, Superntend or a Oneroomed Cty Hall. BELL 4M, Etc. KNOWS W. Lncoln but Stll Prepared to Buld Anythng from House to a New All Orders Left Wth John Nott, Kng Street, Wll be promptly Attended to. Daly Advertser, 75 Cents per Month

6 FTS CU THS l'ac COMMJEKCAL. ADVERTSER: HONOLULU, MA V 16, 189. MESSAGES BY THE HELOGRAPH, T PROVED Lne of Mltary Sgnal From Brtsh Columba to Mexco. E VC N'T TO TAKr: 'LACK JULY Descrpton of How Message--. Are to be Conveyed Outng Club, At he tt--, Mountan, Mltary, Unversty and scentfc Organzatons to Take Part From U. S. Journal of Me lc.e.) Prof.W.n.Peeke,who nmkes a epee:aty of Eplepsy, has wthout donbt treated and cured more cases than any 1 1 vng Physcan ; h s success astonshng. We have heard of cases of Oyears'standngcnred by hm. He pubshesavaluableworkonthsdsea.se whch he sends wth a large bottle of hs absolute cure, free to any sufferer who may send ther P.O. and Express address. We advse anyone wshng a cure to address, Prof. W. H. PEEKE,"F. D., 4 Cedar St., New York. --- On or about the 10th of July next an attempt wll be made to eend messages to and fro between Brtsh Columba and Mexco by means of the helograph, or sun glass, euch as s used by the Sgnal uorps connected wtn tne army SEQUAH'S and the Natonal Guard of Cal forna. H. F. WG MAN, Jeweler lne of WOOL GOODS, CASHMERE, FLAN- to me that good goods and low prces are stll apprecated n Honolulu. 1 therefore ntend to gve my customers and the publc n general another opportunty. beg to call attenton to the specal bargans n our NELETTES, and FLANNELS. Sale wll commence MONDAY, Aprl 22d. Major V. H. Sherburn of Sacra M. S. LEVY, Fort Street. --famed Redes Slversmth PAP AS PANTS Are too Large for me -:- But they tt papa the ncest of any t.n he has had made n - mento has receved a crcular letter WO from the Executve Councl of "Mazamas," a Portland, Oregon, socety of mountan clmbers, f you don't know where the place a. SEQUAH'S CUKE Tculfc k av&wcvve Co,, whch s workng up the proposed atk the polceman on the experment, whch says : For ndgeston, Lver and Kdney Com show von tmazamas" s the name of a socety of mountan clmbers. plants, Blousness, Flatulence, Head 1 f VULCAN t was SAFETY MATCHES ache and all kndred complants. adqactor Optcan The best n the market odorless. organzed on the summt of Mount d; W A R Hood, Oregon, on the 19th day of - PHOTOGRAPHS SEQUAH'S OL corner 413 Fort Street. July 1894, at whch tme and place Framed at 1.25 the consttuton and by-laeach and Upward. ws were adopted and frst offcers elected. s unequalled for al pans, Swellngs, Rubber Garden Hose: ts organzaton was unque and Stfnes3 ct Jonts and Contracted Meclancs Tools, specalty; successful. The experence of ts Nerves, members on that occason nspres strans, Sprans steady and Bruses. Mxed. Pants; lan.ts n. Ol; ftted out n all classes and grades of Dry Pants; Varnshes; Fant Ols; them to further achevements. The ucol and. Lnseed., mountans furnsh delght and n For Bronchts and Asthma and all 517F0ETST. fpxrn spraton whch no man or woman Rheumatc : Complants 1 Pant Brashes, Blastng Powder, Gant Powder, Caps UUUkJLlllUJ and Fuse HEADQUARTERS FOR can know or dream save those who have attaned "exaltaton" on the hghts. There's health, joy and freedom there. Ths year ther aspraton s to convey by means of helographs along the lne of peaks snow-cappe- a sunbeam d message from Brtsh Columba to Mexco. Washngton, Oregon and Calforna are nvted co-operate to and carry out ths plan. The prncpal mountans n Oregon and Washngton avalable for the purpose, begnnng at the north, are : Baker, Raner, St. Helens, Adams, Hood, Jefferson, Three Ssters, Damond Peak, Thel-se- n, Scott and Ptt, and n Calforna, Mounts Shasta, Telae, Round-To- p, Dana, Lyell, Stllman, Whtney, Lowe, Baldy and such other peaks as are necessary to complete the chan. Ctzens resdng n the vcnty of the varous mountans avalable for the purposes above suggested are besought to "take a hand" and ad the attempt. Arrangements an be made so that partes on sub-- peaks; or n the valleys and towns j Hawaan ance along the lne can communcate wth those on ther man mountans, and each group of mountaneers can, from ther several sgnal statons, "telegraph," by flashes, to ther neghbors below the fact of ther presence on the peaks, and also the fact that the M message " from Brtsh Columba s on ts way, and of the transmsson of the answer from Mexco. The ntenton s to send a message from Brtsh Columba to Mexco and transmt an answer from Mexco to Brtsh Columba, and, as each message passes a sgnal peak, such sgnal peak s to report the fact to all such substatons and groups n valleys and towns n tber vcnty as are prepared to receve t. Storms may obscure some man peaks, so numerous sde statons or sub-peaks are desrable to secure transmsson of the through message. The nstrument to be used s the modern helograph, such a3 s n use n the regular army, operatng the " Morse Code." Helograph nstruments can be obtaned or prepared at comparatvely small expense. The secretary wll, on applcaton, furnsh addresses of regular manufacturers and nformaton for makng sutable nstruments suffcent for the purpose. The date fxed for ths event s the 10th day of July, The man body of Mazamas as a socety wll assemble at Mount Adams n the State of Washngton. Correspondance s beng opened and desred wth all outng clubs, athletc, mountan, mltary, unversty and scentfc organzatons on the Coast. The Government offcers and varous State mltary organzatons and offcers are nvted to arrange detals from ther Sgnal Corps "to ad the grand desgn." Each party s requested to arrange for procurng photographc vews of ther several "camps" and prncpal ponts of nterest, partcularly of the group of clmbers on the. peaks attaned. Sacramento (Cal.) Record-Uno- n. Scatca, Lumbago, Neuralga, Rheumatc Gout, Gout, Muscular, Acute and Chronc Kheumatsm use Sequah's Whle orderng a sut, you can also be Cure nternally and Seqaah's Ol ex-- CARBOLNEUM AVENARUS Don't Forget the Numb ternallj', and you wll cure yourself (REGSTERED.) speedly and permanently P. O. BOX 342. Sequah's nstant Belef HONOLULU, T. J. s the best known Remedy for nternal Pans, Colc, Cramp, or Spasms; ako for Darrha.a and dyeentery, Coughs and Wood Preservng Ol. Endorsed by the Press, Scentsts and leadng Archtects throughout the World. Preserves all wood above or underground, n fresh or salt water. Prevents dampness n wans ana renaers Dncfcworfc waterproof. Destroys vermn, nsects, nouse ungus, asnects premses. CARRAGE WHP8 a new nvoce. Agents for the celebrated VACUUM OL. to f, 413, 413 Colds. O-- Jototon & Storey. nstructons wth every bottle. Pacfc Hardware Company, Lmted, SEQUAH attends at the Armory lort street Honolulu DA NPPON Hall, corner of Beretana and Punchbowl streets from 2 :30 to 4:30 each afternood, for the sale of hs remedes and the re-ce- p on of persons who wsh to undergo hs treatment. Evenng Lectures at Unon Square :30. CASTLE & COOKE LMTED, JUST RECEVED AT MPORTERS, sgns m Band n Attend SOMETTE "The best Corset n the world for the money. S5P"Come and LOOK AT THEM, TAKE THEM HOME, TRY THEM ON HARDWARE and GENERAL Merchandse We have just receved by the bark Trton, a large shpment of Englsh Ms And return them f they Among them whch wll be found don't sut you. all These Corsets are made n style to ft and sut everybody and ther purses. Brass Bods, Sheet Brass, Bar ron, All Szes; They are n forty-seve- n dfferent Galvanzed Tubs, styles and range n Galvanzed prce from $1 to $5 per par. GALVANZED Ask to see the Extra Long-Wa- st Sonnette for $2.25. They can't be beaten. f you can't get Corsets long enough, remember you can get the "Sonnette" wth sx HOOKS. Should you want a Corset Wth REAL WHALE BONE, get the "Sonnette." Anyway come n and see them. J. J. EGAN. Sole Agent for slands. HENRY CLAY BOCK & COMPANY Ohoee Havana Ogars Hollster & - Co. Wsh to announce to her patrons, that she has receved EX GAELC a consgnment of goods comprsng an tne latest and- - freshes de- - CARPETS. Dress Goods, Scarfs, Mornng Gowns for lades and gents, Slk Kmonos, Smokng Jackets, Slk Pajamas, Japanese and Chna Ware, Screens, Porteres, Lamp Shades, etc. The latest thng n Lacquer Ware, s the Cherry Lacquer made up n handsome desgns whch cannot help to please the most fastdous. t"remember, have the leadng store for frst-clas- s Japanese Goods. ron Chan, Szes; DA NPPON, Buckets, BLACK FENCE WRE Annealed and Tested. Slack & Brownlow's Water Flters, Ball Blueng, Counter and Bag Twne, HUBBCCK'S Boled Lnseed Ol Whte Lead, Znc, A KB DRY COLORS Hawaan CASTLE & COOKE, L'd MPORTERS, J. MOPP & CO FURNTURE JUST RECEVED A COMPLETE STOCK BEDROOM 5 SUTS.A.T 2LO"W PRCES; Wcker Ware, Rugs and Porters of all sz Shavng Stands, Card Tables, ROCKERS n Oak or Cherry,and other good9 too numerous to menton. Reparng of all knds promptly attended to. Furnture packed for the other nlands. Specal care gven to Pano movng. 74 KNG STREET. HOTEL STREET, ARNGT0N BL00E. MRS. J. P. P. COLLACO, FOR Propretress. SAJLE Eggs for Settng from the followng PURS bukd fowls: Black Spansh, Dark Bramkb, Whte Ccchlo, Lght Brauahs. Bufl Cochn, Black Partrdge Cochn, Golden Poland E. A. McNERNY, LanahanM. Fort and Merchant Streets Hardware wl General Merchandse 3819 At Gazette Offce.

7 Company D drlled last nght. Sequah has a new and attractve advertsement n ths ssue. Mes Rchards wll gve a mus cale n the near future. A week from tonght there wll be battalon drll on Unon Square. Royal Arch Chapter No. 1, wll... : hold a stated meetng tms evendg Company C, N. G. H., wll have nspecton and drll tomorrow even ng. Reconstructon of telephone lnes on Kng street was completed yesterday. Young Hawaans' nsttute meetng at Foster Hall, 7 :30 ths evenng. The artllerymen wll be drlled wth the new Hotchkss guns ths afternoon. There only one sck solder among the regulars. Grppe s the complant. A speakng trumpet was found among the old lumber at Kawaa-ha- o church. There s talk of organzng a sgnal corp3 n connecton wth the Natonal Guard. Owners have been found for the two dogs advertsed n ths paper yesterday mornng. D. Howard Htchcock wll leave next week for a three months trp to the Garden sle. There wll be a meetng of all the physcans n the slands at Honolulu next week. Contrbutons toward the buldng fund of Kawaahao Church contnue to be handed n. Furnshed room and cottage second door above the Eagle House wll be rented to desrable partes. Company A, N. G. H., wll hold a meetng ths evenng for electon of captan, frst and second leutenants. Mnster Thurston wll address the Amercan League on the subject of annexaton some tme next week. Patronze home ndustry by buyng the pure Hawaan honey put up by the Honolulu Apary Company. Qute a number of ol and water-colo- r pantngs were handed n yesterday for the Klohana Art League exhbton. A Chnaman tred at Koolau for havng opum unlawfully n possesson and fned $50, wa3 sent to Oahu jal yesterday. Masonc Temple squad, Ctzens Guard, wll hold an mportant meetng at 7 :30 ths evenng at the offce of Dr. C. B. Cooper. Professor Bprger wll accompany the Board of Health to Moloka on the 24th. He wll take up the new nstruments for the leper band. The Hawaan Hardware Company publshes facts concernng house breakers and the "Hendry Breaker" that are worth readng. Dvson 3, Squad 2, Ctzens Guard, Geo. H. Green sergeant, wll meet at the resdence of S. A. Green, Queen street, at 7 :30 o'clock ths evenng. The house of Mrs. M. Adams, on Beretana street, whch stood n the way of the new Government road, has been moved on the ste lately occuped by the Lane manson. Sequah has made arrangements wth eght members of the Hawaan Band to furnsh musc for hm afternoon and evenng. They commenced ther engagement last ngbt. The Hawaan band gave a very enjoyable concert at the Queen's Hosptal yesterday afternoon. Qute a number of vstors took advantage of the opportunty and occuped seats n the grounds. The largest cake of ever.... soap 5-1 TT presented for publc vew n nono-ul- u 6 on exhbton at the Elte parlors. Ths mmense cake s the producton of the Honolulu Soap Works, and weghs 1100 pounds. There wll be a meetng of Dvson Xo. 1, consstng of Squads Two, Three and Four, Ctzens Guard, at the Beretana Street schoolhouse ths evenng at 7:30. All members are requested to be present. TELE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVEBTlSEf; lcxnol.ul.u, MAY lt, 181)5. After a few mnor amendments the new land law wll be publshed n phamphlet form, gvng opportunty for the publc to become conversant wth ts provsons before ts ntroducton to the Legslature. Offcers of the Ctzens Guard wll meet tomorrow evenng n Amercan League Hall to hear reports of leutenants concernng company formaton, and a reunon to be held by the Guards n a short tme. The Hawaan Carrage Manufacturng Company states that a month hence the cost df" carrage-reparn- g may be 10 per cent, greater than t s today. Ths beng the case, now s a good tme to save money. n the polce court yesterday ex-patrolm- an mornng Wchart plead gulty to the charge of adng and abettng assault and battery on Captan Cook of the mounted polce. Sentence was suspended. Wchart wll leave the country. "The Bennngton may poke her nose n the harbor any day," remarked an offcer of the Phladelpha last evenng. Whle ths event 3 a possblty, t s generally antcpated that the Phladelpha wll reman at ths -- staton untl the Olympa s sent down. Lades day at the Pacfc Tenns Club yesterday was very successful. Some very close sets n mxed doubles were played, the score n one standng 10 to 12. The followng lades were present: Msses Atknson, May Mott-Smt- Nelle h, Ktchen and Sarah Carter. Attenton, Dvson No., Ctzens Guard. WLL BE A M THERE FETNG Sq'ads of the Frst Dvson at the Bet etana-stre- et Schoolhouse, THURSDAY EVENNG, May Gth, at 7:3J o'clock: lqud 2 3. C. Lorenzt?n's. Fqad3 F J. Lowrey's. Squad 4 C. M. Cooke's. All members of the above mentoned Sduads are requested to attend. G. P. CA.STLE, 3996-l- t Leutenant Frst Dvson. Hawaan Lodge No. sr, P. A A.M. THERE WLL BE A Stated Meetng of Hawaan Lodge No. 21 F. & A. M., at ts hall, Masonc Temple, corner of Hotel and Alakea streets. THS (Thursday) EVENNG. Mav 10, at 7 :30 o'clock Members of the Lodge Le Progres and all sojournng nvted to be present. Lv order of the W. M. 3&93-- U Brethren are fraternally T. E. WALL, Secretary. Masonc Temple Squad, At- - tenton. rpjere WLL BS A MFET'NG 1 Sqntd No. 1, vson No. 3, C. G., THURSDAY EVENN,at 7 :30 o'clock, at the ffje of Dr. Chas. B. C op r t PER OttDbCR. FOR RENT. FURNSHED ROJM Cottage on Nuuanu street,.second door axve Eagle House. For further partculars, address "," Advertser offce. w Patronze Home ndustry AK YOLK UKOCMR FOB Pure Hawaan Hooey rrr up by THE HONOLULU APARY COMPANY Queen Vctora's Brthday JONT Sons of St George w CEL E B RATON Scottsh ThVe flub Asssted by the Brtsh Vce-Con- sul n ad of fn Benevolent Socety, AT (NDEHENDE CE DALL, FRDAY EVENNG, MAY 24th A f 7 :3) o'clock. Socal and Dance, Lady and Gentlemen S. J0T Tckets at Golden Rale Bazaar and Hawa n News Company. 399c-t- d SPECAL BUSNESS TTEM8. NOTCE Own Your Own Home. c. & c. Professor Westfml, portrat and landscape artst. Portrats made n ol, pastel, crayon and nda nk. Satsfacton guaranteed. Call and examne work. Studo, Eagle House, cottage 124. KGTTo My Patrons and Frends have just opened at my offce, 113 Bethel street, Honolulu, H.., an Art Exhbton of the latest desgns and noveltes n Embrodery Work, Drawn Work, Rope Slk, Kensngton Work and Etchngs. would respectfully nvte you and your frends to call and nspect these goods. B. Bergersen. 'Furnshed Rooms for rent by the day, week, or month at the Salors' Home. Mrs. R. L Green. Rng op Hack No. 7, Ha waan Exprees Company. Telephone 477. Carrage for shoppng, callng, and party drvng. L. H. Dee, resdence, Telephone 921. To the Pnbc C. R. Col lns s better prepared than ever to manufacture Sngle and Double Harness, Saddlery of all knds, Carrage Tops and Trmmngs. Workshop, 210 Kng street. Bedroom Sets, Wardrobes, ce Boxes, Stoves, Hangng Lamps, Rngs, Bureaus, Chffoners, Steamer and Veranda Chars, Bed Lounges, Sofas, Baby Crbs, Clothes Baskets, Sewng Machnes, Whatnots, Meat Safes, Trunks, etc., sold at the lowest Cash Prces at the. X. L., corner of Nuuanu and Kng streets. When you wsh to dscontnue housekeepng let Chas. Hawkns bd on your furnture n ts entrety. t wll avod nconvenence of sellng n peces or sale. Kng and Alakea streets. Chas. Hawkns make es tmates on all classes of pantng, wall paperng and upholsterng. All work guaranteed. Kng and Alakea streets. New and second-hau- d furn ture, all knds of second-han- d books, jewelry and damonds bought and sold. Contracts for pantng. Chas. Hawkns. 44$ay Do yon know that the Eagle House has changed hands?" And that s not the only change. Talk about a table Well, just try t once. Everythng frst-clas- Specal s. rates to regular boarders. W&Facfc Carrage Company. Stand, corner Nuuanu and Hotel streets. Frst-clas- s rgs wth competent drvers can be had at all hours of the day or nght. Prces to sut the tmes. Telephone 442. f yon want to sell out your Fubnttjkb n ts entrety, call at the. X. L. gj" Hawaan Boat Honse, Foot of Rchards street, Have tne pleasure boats of all descrptons for rent by the hour or day. Balls & Shaw. Beach Grove, Wakk, near Bshop's Swtch Bathng and Pcnc Resort. Reserves for famles, lades and chldren. Terms reasonable. Chas. F. Warren, Manager. Patronze lanwa Baths, Wakk. Tramcars pass the door. W. 3. Bartlett, Propretor. For Bagans n New and Second-han- d Furnture, Lawn Mow-e- n, Wcker Chars, Garden Hose, etc., call at the T. X. L., corner of Nuuanu and Kng streets. G. R. Harrson, Practcal Pano and Organ Maker and Tuner, can furnsh best factory references. Orders left at Hawaan News Co. wll receve prompt attenton. All work guaranteed to be the same as done n factory. Open Your Eyes SEE Wher-- yon can buy cheapest and best, and you wll fnd VOELLER & CO.'S CASH GROCERY s the place to deal. All our goods are the freshest and best that money ean bnv. Goods de- - VOELER & CO, 3990 Warng Block, Beretana Street The Hawaan Gazette Company j manufacture rubber stamps of al) descrptons. f none of the below mentoned propertes rat you, have others, and plenty of lme to fnd just vou want f haven't : now. 4 Lots on Beretana street. 5 Lots on Alexander street. 2 Lots on Magazne street. 8 Acres n Nuuanu Valley. 18 Acres n Manoa Valley. 39 Acres n Kalh Valley. 4 Houses and Lots on Punchbowl street. 2 Houses and Lots on Beretana street. 1 House and Lot on Wlder Avenue. C. D CHASE, Safe Depost Buldng, 3931 TFLEPHONE 184. FE ERE JONES T. A. SMPSON JONES & SMPSON, Accountants and Commsson Agents House, Laud and General Busness Agency. Conveyancng and Legal Documents drawn up. Dbvwngs and tracngs made. Tbansalatons n French, German, Spansh, Portuguese, Dutch, talan and Hawaan. Blls collected and accounts adjusted. FCE: 308 Merchant St Calforna and Hawaan Frut PRODUCE COMPANY, Kng Street, Opp. 0. R. R. Depot Groceres, Provsons and ce House Goods, Fsh, Vegetables, Frozen Oysters, etc., receved by every steamer from San Francsco and Vancouver. The shppng trade suppled. Geo. Cavanagh, Manager. Telephone No E. VOORN & CO., Havana, Manla -- DEALERS 12? and Domestc Cgars We also carry a full lne ot Tobaccos, Ppes, etc., etc. CE COLD DRNKS A SPECALTY. Step n on your way to the cty front and get a cold drnk and a good cgar. No. 208 Fort St., Esplanade 3877 ALEXER CHSHOLM, ; Successor to Chas. Hammer.) HARNESS -:- - MAKER Kng: aud Fort Streets, s prepared to manufacture all knds and grades of Hand-ma- de Harness at short notce. LOWEST PRCKS FOR CASH. All work guaranteed to be satsfactory before eavog the shop m NUNES & HARRSON HORSESHOERS. Neat Work and Satsfacton Gna ranteed. TELEPHONE QUEEN STREET, Three doors Wakk of SLKS m SLKS All Shades All Rchards Btreet. SLKS Shades Latest Desgns n Solds and Strpes 25 GENTS 25 CNTS 25 CENTS WAKAM, Hotel Strwet, Robngon Block The Advtbtser and Gazette on ale at Hlo, J. A. Martn news agent. t.' undersgned s now prepared to sell FKESH POND MULLET From the celebrated Fshpond o Weloka, Ewa, (C. P. aukea. Propretor) on Mondays and Frdays EACH WEEK. STALL NO. 18, FSHMARKBT. Specal orders wll be promptly attended to. C. L. HOPKNS. Honolulu, May 1st, 1&95. oosa-- u Buldng Lots AT WAKK ON OAK LNE and on PAL AM A ROAD near fertlzer rum. rnese Lots are very cheap and wll be sold on easy terms. Desrable ACRE TRACTS near the cty and other propertes for sale. BRUCE WARNG & CO., 503 Fort Street, near Kng t- f F. W. MAKNNEY, Searcher of.records ABSTRACTS Certfcates of Ttle. Havng had ffteen years experence as a Searcher am prepared to do all work n my lne reasonably and accurately. tj All work guaranteed to be absolutely correct. FCE: 318 PORT STREET 3962 W. O. Smth's Offce. CBTEK0N SALOON Fort. Near Hotel Street. chas. j. McCarthy, - Manager. Popular Brands of Straght Goods ALWAYB ON H. Try the Great Appetzer THE BROWNE COCKTAL, a specalty wth?he resort. DEPOT THE FAMOUS WBL LAGER BEER 3853 GOO KM, 411 Nuuanu Street, MPORTER DEALER N Earopean and Chnese Dry and FANCY GOODS. By the latest vessel, we receved a full and complete lne of Lades' Trmmed and Untrmmed Hats, Gents' Furnshng and Cloths, consstng of the latest pat terns and desgns. Call on me for your fne clothes, etc. JEJlsest Black and Oreen Chnese Teas n quanttes to sut GOO KM, Propretor. THE EAGLE HOUSE NUUAS U AVEN UE, Druuuoud & JohHou, Propretors. FRST-CLAS- S FAMLY HOTEL Rooms u Sute or Sngle. Detached Cottage Connected Wth the House. Our table s suppled v. fth the best the market affords. Kates : $2 per day; $12 per week ; $45 per mouth. M. H. Drummond, L. M. Johnson Frewood for Sale. SPLT ALGFJROBA CUT n quanttes to sut, at $12 per cord, delvered to any part of the cty lmts, free of charge. Apply at yard of Calforna Feed warehouse, next to O. R. & L. Co. depot. Telephone 195. JACK KEE, m Propretor. 8. N1SHMUBA, Foster Block, Nuuanu Street Ex Gaelc, New (roods, ON88TNG Slk, Cotton and Slk Crepe DRESS GOODS, Straw Hats, Scarf3 for Lades and Gents Choce Japan Teas and Provsons at Wholesale and Retal at lowest fgures. All Goods warranted. 39S4 Notce. G. E. BOARDMAN 18 MR. to collec all. accounts for Wllam Bros. ED. WLLAMS, 3S91-t- f Manager. THE Meetng Notce. REGULAR QUARTERLY of the Unon Feed pany, Lmted, wll be held Com-pan- v's at the offce. Queen street, on NESDAYfthel5hns,atllo'clockA m. F. R. V DA, Secretary Unon Feed Company, L'd t The Hawaan Gazette Company manufacture rubber stamps. FLOU R. Has ganed the confdence of all consumers. Prces below any other No. Standard Flour n market. WE GUARANTEE EVERY SACK. Theo. H. Daves & Co, SOLE AGENTS Freman's Fund nsurance Comp'y The Thrty-secon- d Annual Statement Decemher 31, 1894, how ASSETS $3,240,861 MAWLM1K8 Captal Pad-u- p n Cash $ 1, 000, Net Surplus 846, KKSKRVE. (Cal. Standard) Fn 1,108.( Marne 38 $ 1,111, COM 'akatvk OOKDTMV Jan. Assets Ke-n-s. Net 1st Reserve Surplus 741,487 $ 244,r , , ,481, , ,240,8Gl 1,222, ,267 JOHN K. PATY, 3088 A pent. A NEW LOT PEARL HAS BEEN RECEVED BY OL Castle & Cooke, Lmted. Government testa show that there s no better qualty of Ol n ths market. We guarantee t n every respect. PEARL OL DELVERED TO A Y PART THE CTY at $2.35 per case C. O. D. Castle & Cooke, Td tf CENTRAL MARKET NUUA N-- O MTKEE1 Fr st-- c lass Market n every respect tm des carryng a full lne of Meets. we make a specalty of U37 Tf(1 WESTBR00K CJThefB,?reftol Cor t GARES, PsopKrroB. H. G. BART, ; Formerly wth Wenner & Co.) Jeweler -- : and :- - Watchmaker, 515 FORT STREET, Hawaan Jewelry and Damond Settng A 8PEC: LTT SOUVENR SPOONS at Tery low prces. (CT-Don- 't forg t tbe nnmber 615 Fort Btreet. 3863

8 s A. Oahu Ralway & Land Co.'s TME TA1LE From and Alter June TO BWA MLL. B B A D A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. Laa?e Honoala...8:45 1:45 4:35 5:10 Leave Pearl Cty.. 9:30 2:30 5:10 5:56 AxrveEwa Mll... 9:57 2:57 5:36 6:22 TO O B A A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. Leave Ewa Mll.. 6:21 10:43 3:43 5 :42 Leave Pearl Cty.. 6:55 11:15 4:15 6 :10 Arrve Honolulu..7:30 11:55 4:55 6 :45 A Saturdays only. B Daly. O Sunday8 excepted. D Saturdays excepted. The Pacfc Commercal Advertser ssued Every Mornng, Except Sunday, by the Hawaan Gazette Company Th - at No. 318 Merchant Street. SUBSCRPTON RATES: Daly Pacfc Commercal Advkk-tss- b (8 pagk8) Per month $ 75 Per 3 months f pad n advance Per year n advance 8 00 Per year, postpad to Unted States of Amerca, Canada, or Mexco Per 1 year, postpad other Foregn Sem-Week- ly Hawaan Gazette, (8 pages Tuesdays and Frdays) Per year 104 numbers $5 00 Per year, Foregn Countres 6 00 Payable nvarably n Advance. Advertsements unaccompaned by specfc nstructons nserted tll ordered out. Advertsements dscontnued before expraton of specfed perod wll be charged as f contnued for full term. Lberal allowance on yearly and half yearly contracts. Where cuts are nserted they must be ALL METAL not mounted on wood otherwse we assume no rsk of ther preservaton. GEO.. PARS, Busness Manager. THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1895 THE DVKKTSEU CALENDAR. May, 189".. Sa. M Tu. W. Tb. Pr. jsa. moon's phases. Frst Qu'r May r full Moon TT"TT"l"7T" May 8. f la" 13 r U ' Last Qu'r To TrT May n 27 28" 39 M 51 1 New May Moon 1st Q'r May 31. FOREGN MAL SKV Yt'lC. S u y- - trll :eave for s:d arrefrotn?n Francsc. Vancouver and Sydney oa dates, '.ce lollown.- - tll "he close "of lak, AB. AT fcl )NOLCLr LXAYK KoNOLCLU Fm. Ban Fbnosco Fob Sas Fbascfoo or Vancouver os v akcouvek On or About Oh or A bout Mowera.. May 24 Chna.May 0 Australa...May 27 Arawa. May 30 Cty Pekng. -June 1 Warrmoo...June. 1 Marposa.....June 6 Australa June 3 Australa..... June 21 Coptc.June 17 Warrmoo.. June 24 Australa....June 24 Arawa July 4 Alameda... J une 27 Australa July. 15 Mowera..July 2 Mowera July 24 Cty Pekng...July 17 Coptc July 10 Australa..July.. 20 Alameda... Aug.. 1 Marposa... July 25 Australa... Aug. 9 Warrmoo....Aug. 1 Cty Pekng.. Aug. 10 Belgc.. Aug. 9 Warrmoo..Aug. 24 Australa.. Autr. 14 Marposa Aug. 29 Arawa. Aug. 22 Australa..Sept. 2 Mowera Aug. 31 Coptc Sept. 19 Bo Janero...Sept. 6 Mowera..Sept. 24 Australa....Sept. 7 Arawa Sept. 26 Alameda... Sept. 19 Australa...Sept. 30 Warrmoo Australa. Oct Oct. 21 Australa.... Oct. 2 Warrmoo...Oct. 24 Chna..Oct. 6 Alameda Oct. 24 Marposa.. Oct. 17 Chna Oct. 29 Mowera.... Nov. 1 Australa....Nov. 15 Coptc..Nov. 6 Mowera Nov. 24 Warrmoo....Dec. 2 Coptc Nov. 28 Ctv Pekng.. Dec. 6 Warrmoo...Dec Cty Pekng-De- c. 28 Mowera......Jan. 1 Tdes, San and Moon. j S Sf S? c 2 f l l Jl.- - JL 1 p.m. a.m. a m. a.m. Hon 13; SO Toes... Ml p.m. Werf.. S 8.T S Thurs 'Jl, 6.:;l O.S p.m. Frll... 7:tn.4lll St ; J lfln Tst nbrter of thf mrnn on the Cth at 7 h. 12 m. a. u. Meteorologcal Record. 5T TB t)vernmknt SUB VST. PCBL1SHBD VSBT MONDAY. BABQM. jthkkmol SJ j B 3 as cr3?? 7b Sun KB Mon ? j 4 N Tue OS KB Wed NK Thn ( ene Frl o23.9? 6' f 4 KK Bt. H' D. O n-- xe Barometer corrected for temperature and elevaton, bat not for lattude. The Advertser and Gazette oq sale at Hlo, J. A. Martn news agen t. o ta rmmjv uapm' v n t r A nvertsrr: FfOXOJr,UTr. MA V , X. l XX JL y vfxjajuju VMkU w w y - SHPPNG NTELLGENCE. VE98KJLS BOR1 Ml OP WAR. D 6 Phladelpha, Cotton, 8 t. mekchamme:.. (Ths lt doee aot nclude coacten.j schr Norma, Claxton, B C. Bark Sumatra. Berry, Hlo. Bk Newsbov, Mollestad, Newcastle. Bk Alden Sesse, Potter, Port Blakely. Bktne S N Castle, Hubbard. San Francsco. Stmr Mornng Star, Garland, Kuk. Robert Lewers, Goodman, San Francsco. Sen Ka Mo, La3'san sland. Shp Troop, Frtz, Newcastle. Bktne Klktat. Cutler, Port Gamble. Schr Alce Cooke, Penhallow, San Fran. Bktne W H Dmond, NJsOn, San Fran Bk Archer, Calhoun, San Francsco. Shp Helen Brewer. Mahany. New York. Am bk S C Allen, Thompson, San Fran. Bktne Planter, Dow. San Francsco. Bktne Modoc. Banch, Newcastle. Scbr Carrer Dove, Brandt, Newcastle. DKPARTCRFS. Wednesday, May 15. Schr Esther Buhne, Anderson, for Port Townsend. Stmr Waaleale, Smvthe, for Honokaa. Stmr James Makee, Peterson, for Kapaa. VESSEL,; LEATNO TODAY. Stmr Cosmopols for Hanamaula at 4 p. m. fnnn vv H A R p Damond Head, May 15. Weather, hazy-- wnd, lght E. ; 10 p.m. The Allen s dschargng at the uuanu? wnar. The Janea and Walevle both left port yesterday. The Modoc s dschargng her coal at the Kalroad wharf. The walan s expected from Hamakua today wth a cargo of sugar. The Chna, due here on next Monday, wll brng authentc news regardng the Russa-Jap- an squabble. The Hydrographc Offce at Washngton predct thunder storms for Honolulu durng the present month. "Who s to be jgven the late Jerry Smonson's place on the Mal wharf?" s a queston that s worryng the water front oracles. The shp Lev G. Burgess has been chartered at San Francsco to load sugar at Hlo. She s 1530 tons regster and wll sal n ballast. The bark C. D. Bryant wa.3 to leave San Francsco on the 10th nst. for th3 port. She wll probably arrve before the 27th the dav on whch the Australa wll be due. Masters of shps lyng n the harbor do not take kndly to the trust's new dea. They say that most of the sugar now comng n goes to a warehouse nstead of nto ther vessels. The steamer Cosmopols wll leave for Hanamaulu today wth a cargo of lumber. t ha3 been decded to call the new vessel"kaua.:' Captan Campbell wll probably go out n charge today. A few years ago the Unted States had to mport armor plate for ther war vessels. Today some of the best armor plate n the world s made n that country, the Bethlehem ron Works especally excellng n ths respect. The Esther Buhne was towed to sea yesterday. On Tuesday her captan tred to make arrangements to have the Ke Au Hou tow hm out, but Captan Campbell nformed hm that the nter-slan- company d was not runnng n opposton to the Government. Experments n France wth alu- boat-buldn- g, mnum for whle not entrely satsfactory, warrant the belef that, provded ' a the bad effects of salt water upon ths metal can be overcome or prevented, and ths seems possble, alumnum boats wll be made a success. n a recent lecture n Phladelpha, before the Frankln nsttute, t was stated by Professor A. E. Kennelly that submarne telegraphy now employs about forty specally equpped shps, about 150,000 mles of cables on the bottom of the sea, and about $200,000,-00-0 of workng nvested captal. We are buldng n ths country some of the best and fnest war vessels n the world. Ths s grudgngly admtted by people well able to judge, says the Martme Regster. Ths fact, mportant as t s, becomes of greater value by showng that we must per force be able to do as much wth commercal vessels. Havng the means and ablty s naturally only the prelmnary step toward begnnng such work. Those who say there s no money n shppng know not of what they speak. The way toward ownng a merchant marne s openng ; the way wll certanly be ' ' : Shpbuldng n Canada. There s a scheme adoat to revve the shpbuldng ndustry at Quebec. Vear3 ago Quebec dd a large shpbuldng busness, of course entrely n wood vessels. t 3 now proposed to enter there wth ron shpbuldng. The seel shp plates to be used wll be mported rom r.ngana. rregnts rom England to Canada are exceedngly low n consequence of the number of vessels gong there n ballast for cargoes of lumber. These steel shp plates are now at the lowest pont ever known n England. They can be lad down n Quebec at about $25 to $2G per long ton, or fully 20 per cent less than they cost n Phladelpha, snce they wll be admtted duty free as n the case wth all shpbuldng materal. The promoters of the scheme pont out that notwthstandng the severe depresson n freghts there s a constant demand for new ron vessels nearly 300,000 more tons of shppng havng been bult n 1894 than n 1893, exclusve of warshps, whle those bult n the Unted Kngdom n 1894, over 97 per cent were bult of steel and 90 per cent were steamshps. Quebec's populaton ncludes a large number of sklled shpwrghts. Wages are lower at Quebec than n any other manufacturng center n Amerca and her now almost deserted but convenent coves and shpyards can be leased or purchased for one-quart- er of what they were worth some years ago. Exchange. Look At Your Hands Are they rough, red or rusty from work or exposure? You cau transform them nto smooth, whte and refned lookng hands by usng Hnd's Honey and Almond Cream nght and mornng. Ths s a tolet artcle of mert t clears the complex on by put tng the cutcle n a perfect ly heal-thycon-dto- n. the Just thng for c h a p-- p e d ha n d s, faceand lps. Re-m- o ves pmples and caly eruptons. Lades everywhere pronounce t a perfect tolet requste. Better try t. 'Get t at HOB RON DRUG CO., Wholesale NOTARY Agents. PUBLC accountant, Records Searched, Accounts Adjusted, FCE Blls Collected. WTH he Hawaan nvestment Co. REAL estate LOANS. lo and 15 aaahnmana Street. Telephone uh. Shp-Owner- s, Attenton Near Poatoffce. HK MQaT FAVORABLE TERMS now offered for nsurance on Deep Water Veels by the Freman's Bcnd nsurance Company of San Francsco. For partcular--, applv to JOHN H.'PATY, 3639-t- Agent. f The Advertser and Gazette for sale at Ho, J. A. Martn news agent. HANADf AN A USTRAL AN Steamshp Lne. a Jg Steamers of the above lne, runnng : n connecton wth the Canadan Pacfc Ralway Co., between Vancouver, B, C. and Sydney, N. S. W., and callng at Vctora B. C, Honolulu and Suva Fj, Are Due at Honolulu On or about the dates below stated, vz: From Sydney and Suva, for Vctora and Vancouver, B. C: S. S. "MOWERA" Julyll S. S. "WARRMOO" June 1 From Vctora and Vancouver, B. C, for Suva and Sydney: S. S. "MOWERA" May S. "WARRMOO" June 24 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., Ld. GENERAL AGENTS. OCEANC STEAMSHP CO Australan Mal Servce. For San Francsco: The New and Fne Al Steel Steamshp " ARAWA." Of the Oceanc Steamshp Company wll be due at Honolulu, from Sydney and Auckland, on or about MAY 30th, And wll leave for the above port wth Mals and Passengers on or about that date. For Sydney & Auckland The New and Fne Al Steel Steamshp "ALAMEDA" Of the Oceanc Steamshp Company wll be due at Honolulu, from San Francsco, on or about MAY 9th And wll have prompt despatch wth Mals and Passengers for the above ports. 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. OCEANC STEAMSHP CO Tme Table. LOCAL LNE. S. S. AUSTRALA Arrve Honolulu Leave Honolulu from S. F. fors.f. May 3 May 8 THROUGH LNE. From San Fran. From Sydney for for 8ydney. 8an Francsco. Arrve Honolulu. Leave Honolulu. ARAWA Aprl 11 ALAMEDA Apr 4 ALAMEDA May 9 MARPOSA May 2 33U CHAP. SRWX ft CO8 Boston Lne of Packets, Shppers wll please take notce that the AMERCAN BARK AMY TURNEE, Leaves New York on or about MAY 15 for ths port, f suffcent nduce-men- t offers. SjBTFqt "'ber nformaton, apply to Cbas. Brewer & Co., 27 Klby St., Boston, Mass., or to C. BREWER & CO. (L'D.), Honolulu, Agenta. JOHN NOTT, M P S T 1: K A X 1' v. E.V Steel and ron Kanges TOVKS AM rxttrbm, House Keepng Goods Ktchen AN) tjtenlt, AGATE WARE, ROBBER PUMPS, ETC., ETC.. Plumbng, Tn, Copper DlMONl) RNG Sheet ron Work. STREET G. WEST, BLOCK Conuessssso -:-- Merchant MPOP.TEK AVD DEALER S Carrage Materals Of Every Tescrpton nclu Jne OAK, ASH, HCKORY WHTE WOOD LUMBER, Spokes, all szes ; Savern Wheels, Wood Hub Wheels, Sawed Felloes. Bent Rms from 1 to nches, Dump Cart Shafts, Wagon Polfr Double-tree- s, Sngle-tree- s, Wagon and Cart Hubs, all szt f ; A FULL ASSORTMENT OT Trmmers' Materals Carrage Hardware, Norway ron, and Steel Tres. llavng a long experence n the Carrage Busness, am prepared to supply Carrage Eulders, Plantatons, etc., wth frst class materals, personally selected, at tbe very lowest cash prces. fjkfaw sland orders wll receve prompt attenton. MASONC BLOCK, Comer Alakea fnd Hotel Streets. 'Telephone No S7S The above s our specal brand of SAFETY MATCH. Frst-clas- s n qualty. Controlled by ourselves only and at prces to sut the tmes. CASTLE & COOKE 3860 JAPANESE STORE, D. S. NSHMURA Propretor. FANCY GOODS Provson Merchants. NEW GOODS EVERY STEAM EP. P. O. Box 277. Telephone 317. Foster Block, Nuuanu Street HUSTACE & Dhalhrb n CO.. WOOD COAl Also Whte and Black Sand whch we wll sell at the very lowest market rates gs5tblll T4LSFHOK1 No "Mutual Tblpkom No ftR PORTS OAHU. Steamer Wamanak John Calway, Captan. Quck dspatch for Waanae, Waalua and Wamanalo. Enqure on Board Steamer Of nterest to Managers of Plan tatons. A Model Plant s not complete wthout Electrc Tower, thus dspensng wth small Engnes. Wbv not generate vour power frou. one CENTRAL Staton? One generator can furnsh power to your Pumpo, Centn fugas, Elevators, Plows, Kalwaya am Hosts ; also furnsh lght and power (or a radus of from 15 to 20 mles. Electrc Power beng used eaves tuu labor of haulng coal n your feld, also water, and does awav wth hhg prced engneers, and only have'ore engne to look after n vour mll. Where water power s avalable, t costs nothng to generate Electrc Power. The Hawaan Electrc Company s now ready to furnsh Electrc Planta and Generators of all descrptons at short notce, and also has on hand a large stock of Wre, Chandelers, and all Electrcal Goods. All on'ers wll be gven prompt attenton, and estmates furnshed for Lghtng and Power Planta also attenton ; s gven to House and Marne Wrng. THEO. HFMANN, 3940 Manager. Natonal Oace Shredder (PATENTED UNDER THE LAW U THE HAWAAN 9LAWM Mr. John A. Scott, Mauage of the Hlo Sugar Company gves the followng wonderful record of the workng of the NATONAL CANE SHRED- DER, whch was erected by ther works at the commencement of the crop just har vested : "Durng the past week the Hlo Sugar Company mll exceeded any of ts former records by closng the 125 hours grndng wth an output of300ftons. Ths s fully 10 per cent, more than the best work of former years. "The three roller mll ben 26 n. by 54 n. and the two roller mll 30 n. by 60 n. The frst mll dong ths amount of work n an effcent manner and wth great ease, compared wth work on whole cane, owng to thorough preparaton of the cane by the Natona Cane Shredder, recently erected by the Company. And by ts use the extrac ton has been ncreased fron 3 per cent, to 5 per cent, on all knds of cane, and n some cases 80 per cent, has beer reached; the average beng 70 to 78 per cent., accordng to qualty. " contnue to tl-megasfnd from s shredded cano better fuel than from whole cane. "The shredder has been workng day and nght fo: seven months and has (rven me entre satsfacton, havng shredded durng that tme about seventy thousand tons of cane, and a large part of t beng hard ratoons. fhj "The shredder and engne requre very lttle care or attenton." GPlans and specfcaton-o- f these shredders may he seen at the offce of Mb. G. rwn f Co. L'd. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE HAWAAN 8LK 3594 n Work QUEEN STREET, Natonal Between Alakea and Echard E'.rce'.a. UNDERSGNED ARE THE to make all knds of ron. Brass, Bronze, Znc, Tn and ead Cas? ntf s : also a general repar shop for Ptea: Engnes, Rce Mlls, Corn Mlls, Water Wheets, Wnd Mlls, etc. ; Machnes for Ol-Bean- s, the Cleanng of Coffee, Castor Rame, Ssal, Pneapple Leave-an- d other Fbrous Plants and Paper Stcck also Machnes for Extractr,. Starch ; from the.manoc, Arrow hoot,et. All orders promptly attended to, Whte, Ktman & 3SS2 Co.